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A RUPTURE PosrPoSKD!-Severald DAYS ago II
was telegraphed from Washington ths. such was
the trouble In the Cabinet that rupture among
the members might soon be looked for. Thi.
piece Of exclusive information was imPosingly
peraded. We now zee II stated, as a report, that
the ''snticipated rupture in the Cabinet will be
indefinitely postponed :" And, apparently as q
reason for the postPonement, the public is In
formed that ''the President has somew hat changed
his original position, and modified his views "
Amid all the contradictory news, we think we
may safely venture the prediction that tie present
Cabinet will separate on or about fhs fourth o,
Mareh'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26
IL A special telegraph from Washington say

A distinguished Congressman who has lately
passed through Texas, speaks of the disunion
feeling there as being general.
1t is understood that Mr.. Slidell, of La will
not take his seat in the Senate this winter unless
the President signifies desire that he may be
present on the occasion Of some special vote Of
importance. He regards rupture OF tie Union
as inevitable.
Mr.. Toombs is to be here, as orders have beer
given for the usual preparation of his house ir
have been paid in. About two millions Of thi
was In treasury notes, which had been, for som,
time, held by savings banks, &c, with a view t.
their exchange for the more permanent invest
ment of a loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26

IL The Baltimore Exchange says that the
failure Of the long established banking firm of
Samuel Harris & Sons, which TOOK place in that
city on Friday, was caused by the failure Of its
stock customers to meet their contracts, and the
inability Of the house to command those resources
which, In better times, would have enabled 1t 70
mai ntain its credit and position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26
IL The Associated Press agent telegraphs from
Washington as follows:

"By the recently ratified treaty with the Kaw
(Kansas) Indians, the questions affecting the IN
trusons on their lands have been adjusted These
Indians are now concentrated within defined
limits, outside Of which the whites will be un-
disturbed. A few intruders are still on the Usage
reservation, but notice has been served to them to
remove therefrcm The intruders on the Chero-
kee neutral lands have been forced to vacate them
through the energy OF the Com missioner Of In.
dian Afars.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26

RETURN OF STEERAGE PASSENGERS FROM THE
SoUTH.-Tne steamship Nashville, Capt. Murray,
of the New York and Charleston steamship line
arrived here at one O'Clock on Saturday morning
from Charleston, and brough back AZ Storage pas
sengers, who were not permitted to land but were
sent back by order Of the Mayor Of Charleston.
The steamship James Adger, Of the same line, ar
rived on Monday evening, and brought back 81
steerage passengers, who were sent back by the
same authority. The steamship Florida, Of the
New York and Savannah line, arrived on Friday
night from Savannah, and brought IA cabin and
- Storage passengers. These passengers were
mostly mec hancs and laborers, and all came back
passage free. The republican local journals insist
that the parties on the steamship Adger were
driven out of Charleston; but the returned passen-
gers say they were Informed in the mildest and
most gentlemanly terms that their presence was
not desirable at this uncture owing to the excited
state Of feeling Of the nbab Of that place.
The public works in Charleston having been sus-
pended business of all kinds is said to be utterly
Frustrated there and 1t Is possible for aborers
to find employment. Until further notice, the
Savannah and Charleston steamers will not carry
hence Storage passengers.-NeW York Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26

IL The present severe cold, unusual for thi,
early in the season, has been preceded by snow
storms in various directions. On Wednesday las
snow fell at Columbia and other places In the in
terror Of South Carolina, and a decided snow
STERN In the mountain districts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constitution finds fault with the Ne" Oh.
CoErisr and Enqpirsr and with the Ne" io'
Timss-with the former for making hgn' Oh Tue
panic, and calling il political ana pro-siaVesy
mongrel, and with the latter Tor not oeing
enough in its professions OF conservatism.
The I,,,uig,neer reiterates and quotes from hi
record TO prove the loyalty Of Mr.. Breck.nridg'
IN the 4 MON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26
AUCTION SALES.

By A. GREEN. Aucuoneer.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE, BY ORDER OF
"A THE ORPHANS Court, OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, WATCHES, &C., AT Auction.
On FRIDAY, the Soth inst. shall sell, et the late
residence of Geof Johnson deceased, oil the Per-
sona Effects of tine deceased at the Of Mari
land avenue and sixth street, Islandyls:
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Tab ca and Bureaus,
Walnut Cane seat and other Chairs and Lounges.
Beasteeds, Feather Beds, Mattresses and Bedding,
Wardrobes, Looking Glasses, Pictures and Cur
tains,
Carpets, Ollcloths, Mating and Rugs,
China. Glass and Crockery Ware,
One Gold and one Silver Watch, and one Gold
Chain,
Coo, ipg and other Stoves with good lot of Kitch-
en- Rec uisites,
nd many other articles whioh We dssn unneces-
cary TO enumerate.
Terms of sale: All sums Of and under 90 cash
over $40 credit Of and months, for notes sat-
isfactorfly endorsed, bearing interest.
GEORGE w. JOHNSON,
Administrator,
no S-St AgGREEN, Auot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26

ARMY ISrELLIs EScE.-The Departments Of CAL
ifornia and Oregon are to be merged into one
department, and called the Department Of the
Pacific.
Brevet Brigader General Albert S. Johnston,
Colonel ID Cavalry, has been assigned to the
command Of the Department Of the Pacific, with
his headquarters at San Francisco, to which place
he will repair by the steamer Of the 2lst Of De-
cember next. On his arrival at San Francisco,
the above arrangements will take effect
The limits Of the Department OF oregon Will
constitute a military district, under the command
Of the senior officer serving therein, with such
special powers as the department commander may
delegate to him.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Paymaster Cunningham has
been detached from the Vandalia, to await orders
Paymaster Rittenhouse has been detached from
the Navy Yard at Boston, and ordered to the Van
dalia. .
Paymaster Male has been ordered to the Navy
Yard at Boston.
| DEATH OF ANAvY LIEUTKNANT.-Otcial intel
| lipence has beenreceived at the Navy Department
| Of the death Of Lieut.. James II Moore, attached
| to the u :. sloop Of war Lancaster, who died a
| Lima Peru, on the 10Th of October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26
BY BARNARD BUCKLEY, Auctioneers,
Georfuo1rn, ID. C..

GeUsno7cH, ID. e.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of Q deed Of
i trust. duly recorded in LIber J. A. g., l7s, at
pages s5, SC ofthe land records of the District of
Columbia, shall sell, at public auction, on WE'D
NESDAY, Nov. l4th, 1867, at O'Clock p. m, q part
Of Lot l79, in Beatty and HAWKINS addition to
inning for the At the southeast
corner of Market and Fourth SITS and running sou
with Market st 81 feet inches mo or less, TO II.
Tunnels lot; thence with his lot esstwsrdly 10
feet. more or less thence northwardly 81 feet
inches TO Fourth st and thence westwardly 10 feet
to the beginning
Terms One third cash; remainder in notes al 6,
II and 10 months, secured by deed Of trust the
premises.
IL the terms of sale be not complied with In FIVE
day from time Of sale, property Will he resod at the
risk of defaultIDg purchaser. All conveyanclng at
cost OF purC hsser. -
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEWS, Trustee.
BARNARD Il SUCKEY, Aucts.
nos -T,Th,S ,MdT5t
TTHE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED
g. nplJ with the terms Of sale the property will
be resold at his risk on FRIDAY, Nov S0,h, 1850.
CHARLES M.MATTHEW9. Trustee.
no IS 1t BARNARD BUCKLEY, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneers.
Corner Rfafk 81. and SoHfh sidf Pa az.

Corner Ntatk ST. and S0Eth stdt IA dc.
VERY VALUALE PROPERTY NORTH OF
WAsHINsToN, on THE FOURTEENTH STREET
OR PINKy BRANCH ROAD, AND MAJ CoLUMBIA
COLLEGE. AT tUcrIoN.-On WEDNESDAY Az
fEkNUON, 5th December next, Ct O'Clock, We
will sell at the Auction Rooms, IN at va liable tract
OF land on the Fourteenth street road, and just
north of the city, near Columbian College, and
known on the plat of the division ofthe n olmeed"
estate. recorded IN the Clerks once a. Lot s. o0R
tanning 3 acres 4 perches Of beautiful groves Of
forest trees long known as the fsvorIte resort for
PIc.nIcs and pleasure rartIes. The location 10
beautIf3l, the neighboThood good, and It 10 COVE
nient and accessible from the city BY one OF the
bsst roads IN this vicinity. Divided t would make
most desl able building sites, the tract extending
the greater portion on the Fourteenth street road
and on tins north q % feet r0ao, Part OF said
tract. IL Is watered BY riney Branch. which runs
through IL. and M merou. springs.
A t1gether this is one Of the most Desirable To-
of Iand on the boundaries of the Metropolis; and
rs the owner who resid in No th Carolina, gives
pere,nptcry orlers TO sell. il vii odar an opports-
nifty ID sCours the same 81 probsb goest sscri .
Terms One fourth cash; the bslance in 6, Y, 10,
and ~ months, with interest. secured By deed Of
no q WALL 4 BARNARD, Asets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26

~ The New York World which was recently
started a. q penny paper, has raised its price TO
two cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26

MORE NEW BOOKS BY CATHOLIC Az
IVl THORS-From Mr.. M. q. RU SSELL, sey-
enth street, opposite Avenue House. We nave Tn
umph Of the Catholic Church in the early ages, BY
Ambrose Monshan, ID. ID l2mo., s7a p,sss; cloth
Rosemary, OF Life and Death, a tale Of our own
timer, BY DIR. J.. v. Huntington, Illustrated By
The coIfsasTs.s csi.sSin a ssu q 81 the Irish
Rebellion l6zl, By Mrs. J. sader; l2mo., go PAGE,
lllustratsd, cloth extra; 81 IS. no 2-n
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO.-IH-
f SS'e eoae. ne IssgREs LIVES and BUYS
Conpsny's Agency cor The Di.triol Of columbiA,
'1S En- 6 HI. :Sss:'h i. Ky vi k A:sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26

By BONTZ & GRIFFITH. Aucconeers.
AR6E SALE OF FANCY GOODS, BOOTS,
IL SHOES, UNkskLLAs. GUYS, &C., &C, AT AsC-
TIoN-On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Novem-
Rooms, mo. 800 18th street, bet. and X Streets
we will sell a large assortment Of
Fancy Goods, Boots, Shoes. Umbrellas,
w oolen and Stella Shawls, SsaTfs,
Wooden Jackets, Under Shirts. Drawers, Hosiery,
Table Cloths, &C. &c.
China Vases, Perfume Bottles,
Jewel Boxes, Dressing Cases,
Rosewood and Mahogany Work Boxes.
silver Plated Tea and Table Spoons, Table Cut
lery, &c &c,
Together with q large variety ofarticlss too hume
rous to mention.
Sale Positive.
Terms cssh.
Virginia money taken at par.
no - BONTZ A. GRIFFITH. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26

-UNION PRAYER MEETING viii h
uS hESlden every day this week in the New forl
s..uue Cnuroh, Rev. Dr. Gurley's) to commences
LopT. A' W ~ oonsnue1 "a
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ADJUSTMENTS,

w AsHIN TON TIL A X!
EXTRA, ExTRAl EXTRA!
MAGIC! MAGIC, MAGIC.
GRAND MAGICAL GALA MONDAY. Nov. s..
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
PBoEESSoK ANRERS9S,
MErAMoRPEE65ssET 81 TIE rREArER
PSYCHOMANTEUM
MAGNIFICENT ENCHANNENT.
When will be produced the
MOST SUPERB PROGRAMME
MOST GORGEOUS SCENE
Ever Presented by
NEW TRICKS without numbers.
Remodeled Notifications of the Whole,
MISS ANDERS9N, MNEMOSHSEio,
EVERY EVENING.
The Entertainment at the
THEATER
will be
INSTRUCTIVE AND ENTERTAINING,
STARTLING AND ASTOUNDLN6,
WONDERFUL AND WEIRD.
PERFORMANCE
THANKSGIVING DAY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
no 2S-u at O'Clock.
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AUCTION SALES.
PUTURE DAYS.

By J. C. MCGUIRE a CO, Aucuoneers.
CHOICE AsSoRTMENr OF FRUITS,
~ PRKsERvEs, PREsERvKp MEArs, PlcKLEs,
StsPIes aSHsr Ptssbxfc H55sSfSs Ns T.
Der nth. st 10 O'Clock, at the Confectionery estsb
m Il % : :SSs no;
shall sell his entire stock 20 posed change
Prs as Sn Pn..ppe.. Ps.Ohs:. kphoO,. Straw
berries: Rssp6eSrle'b 60.
Capers, Piekiss, fne Olive Oil, 90"
S.idinss, HOLSTERS, Trpfiss Of various Kinds,
Bsagtful sssertnent Of French FsroJ Candies,
Large quantity Of Fresch Paper for Bon Bops,
Quantity Of Covered Glass Jars with Caneies OF
Prunes, Cordlal., Nuts,
Copper Kettles, Moulds, and other utontls neoes-
pvo SSG Cont Glsss 49, GI., ,S ere; o
nj u O'CLOCK
. In front Of the premises, an excellent Horse,
credit Of 81 and 80 days for satisfactorily endorsed
HG Sea VfA G. MCGUIRE a CO. Auot..
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
IeooSSsd r EiSsI 9 4: SS: "a ioIio: II: s..sS:
one Of the land records Of Wsshlnston ooqnty. Ia
. s Of ss sSd
the east side Of sixth street, between and st,.
Ss 'Hf + .Sa I. =: Nes:mS
1850, at 10 o'olooE. The following comprise part
Rosewood SOFAS, Center Tables,
Pier Tables, Arm and Side Chars,
Rosewood Etag.r Reception Chairs,
-Four Brocatelle and Lace Curtains.
Hat rack, China Vases, Parislsn Card Table,
WsInut S MsrsTobs. and Msrbe wa.h..u
Cherry Bedsteads, Mshog any Bureaus,
WardTobes, WashstaRds and Tables,
Set Cottage Furniture, Secretary and Lounges,
Extension Tables, Refrigerator and Maiters,
MAHOGANY Sidebosrd ana Cane seat Chairs,
Union Chairs and Bronze Candeabras,
Feather Beds, Pillows and BOlstsrs.
la Inn a.udH ns
Quilts, Comforts. Blankets, Sheets and Cases,
brussels, Ingram. STAR and other Carpets.
One very fine Silver plated Tea Set and Cake Bss-
kst,
| China, Glass and Crookery Ware,
/ Cooking Range and other Stoves,
/ A large lot of Kitchen Rec uIsites,
| And many other articles too numerous TO enumer-
ate, Terms cash.
By order of the Trustee
1 no2S-d A. GREEN. Auct.
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gy A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

By A. GREEN, AuetIoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PER
dc AT ACCOMPLISHMENTS TO the provisions OF q
deed of trust, executGd to the underHgned, Is
Trustee, dated lat OF sept mber, 1850, ard duly
recorded, shall offer for sale, the premises no "
occupied BY Philip Decker, known as No. 632,
ton, on FRIDAY. seth November, instant, at 10
O'Clock, a. m, all the property conveyed ~ said
FurIiture; which comprises the usual yarlo;y.
Consisting of Chars. Tables Beds sDd Bedding
Carpets, China and CrCckeTy Ware, dc &c.
Also the ca Ire 90 ltents Of the Conf Ionery
Store and Bakery, pOw occupied by said Decker,
Ovens, Pans, re-, &c and one excellent Drsughi
Also. q Carrya and Harness, &C., DO.
The terms of Sale will be cash.
II the day shoald prove inclement. the same will
take place the ne1 fair day thereafter.
CHRISTIAN F. SCHMIDT, Trustee.
no q cod ids A. GREEN, Auot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-26

MONEY MONEY,
MONEY!
Washington and Virginia Bank Notes taken at
par for HATS and CAPS,at
GLADMON'S Hat Store,
No. ESQ Pa. avenue, near f eventh st.,
no % Sc Opposite Star Office
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
rup PRINCE nv Wales AT RICgNOyD

The SANDER star cd by two correspondents Of
New York Republican Journals that the Prince Of Wales
was nsulied aud nearly mobbed during his stay at Rich
mond WAS thoroughly refuted here at the time denied
by those who accompanied the Prince, by the Richmond
papers aud even by members of the royal suite. But of
course caumny es faster than its refutaon and the
London Times bases an elaborate article the state
ments now known TO have been without foundstion TO
which we alude The whole character OF the poor white
popula ion Of the South is at the time mAigned-
The Times takes for granted all the partisan accusations
of the Black Republican Journals vamps up stories that
have long BEEN exploded and comments the whole sf
fair as the natural result of the sort of institutions exist
ing in the Southern States Of this Union The natural
result of Republican abuse thus Our country is
held up to the scorn of world instead Of doing what
they can 10 for the respect of Europe these
unparotc and treacherons Americans not only disclose
TO strangers the really weak points in scheme Of 60
yernment but invent fases which foreigners gladly
seize upon and spread widely to the infinite discredt OF
those who originated them.
The entire article in the London Times falls 70 the
ground aud fails Of its point since not only were the
statements untrue on which il dilaes with such ayidy,
but the general circumstances do not exist which takes
the occasion to drag into publicity When the gentle
men who attended His Royal Highness shall Assure the
English that no such insults described we're offer
cd him at Richmond, perhaps that nation will learn TO
dis rust other statements coorod by party rancor, and
emanating from similr SO long, however, as
our own couutrymen take this delight in magning and
abusing what exists among need not be surprised
il strangers eager to avail themselves Of the oppor
tuues thus afforded to exaggerAte and distort still fur
Their the unfair representations Of America they receive
Mem York Erpress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
- nrer,itorIsl oue.llon.,,

W, observe that "Ion," 10 Washington correspond
a.,, Of The utmlrs Sun intimate, that the precise
80 or TIE ..Tsrrt rial question" which coulem-
,l.,s5 d, the Einsas-Nebrlsks bin aud which by tha;
NJ uss Us referred 70 the decision Of the Supreme
C,art has arisen % sash mlnnsr 70 make a5iticl
ton by .ha, tribunal Is is that in the case Of
D,ed SOFT the Court simply called TO consider the
o,.-tioa IA its relation 20 ths power Of Congress over
ths Fer,itore and al nls eshnis.y ascertain the lin
l,,dous within which Territorial gsatlre, acting uu-
der he o-glalo lar Of CJigr-s, gl' proceed mould
,.8 regulate ths dom site Institutions Of Territory
ih,i, Infringing the Consultation Of tho United States
Indeed to ssstls this question 10 all ia details vas adj
m,tsd oy Nr justice Campbell 70 Be beyoad the Jaris-
de.ioa Of the FEDERAL judiciary.
From ne C0rrsspondsrre Of ths Bzltiaors Su'.
L. has been asked whether the Uaited SEA IS Slpreme
Cjars vu not acliicate tho pending Territorial Q1es
doa; lha. is the right OF the Territorial Legislature to
e4,ade slavery In the bred scott case the Chief JUS
cs gave bis opinion % the ttesi that tue Territory as
a srstture Of Congress could not do what Congress
could not do bul case has arisen which will bring that
,rcl ar question directly before the Court Tor decision
ia un involve the distinct question Of the hight Of Ter
tory % exclude or abolish slavery. Should The Court
decide that the Territory exercise this power Ia
ptrtcuir case the rortord authorizes aust be bouad
=, i: and II IN any case The processes OF the Cour.
shouli be resisted the Cated safes mlrshal must be
soonrtsd 20 any extent by the Executive Of The United
Staes Toe case which refer 20 IS 70 come iron tt
sls The Terri,ora question may perhaps thus be SET
ted bv the "a mission OF tnsas and By the expected de-
ctsiOn Of The SupreIns Court
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

Senate appointing committee fron eaoh Congressman
al District 10 confer With committee on the part OF tue
House. which was laid on the table.
Ga motion of Mr.. KExxEDY, the clergy OF Columbia
were invited to open the House with prayer.
Mr.. CoFFS, of Charleston remarked that he would Of
fer his all as sacrifice the altar OF his country, and
that their duties az public servants should be entered
upon with proper feeling and with determination to
our borders from The attacks of murderes and
midnight assassns Mr.. COFFIN proposed that day Of
fasting humiliation aud prayer be ordered In looking
back 70 the past find that foreAthers established
the precedent In TIA because God had averted the
lamiiy which had threatened their rights George Wash
ington-hat good man-had gone to Church on that oc
cAson and had tasted all that day. II such means were
called for hen-if the people then invited to the
House OF God did the present fearful crisis demand
like oferingg Mr. CoFYIS proposed resolution, set
ting apart Thursday November the 22d, day OF hu
initiation aud prayer and that the Governor request al
the Governors of the Southern States TO unite In naming
| the same day.
| On motion of RICHARD YEAOoS, ESQ.,. Of Charleston
Mr. Cofas resolution was made the Special Order for
| o'clock on Tuesday the 9th.
Col CUSIsGmAN of Charleston, offered resolution au
thorzng and directing his Exceency, Gov GIsT to us
the one hundred thousand dollars appropriated last yea
for military contingencies in the purchase of improved
arms and military accourements. Col. CUNNINGHAM said
in explanation that his resolution was not intended U
embrace such other military preparations as the Legsa
tro might deem proper upon the election OF Lincoln be
ing aimed but simply to carry into elect the inten
ton of the last Legislature in regard 10 the appropriation
made at the last session. and to relieve the Governor
embarrassment growing of the wording OF the reso
luton Col CuSINGHAN's resolution made part o
the Special Order for one o'clock Tuesday, the 9TH
Mr. JoHS 7. SLOAN reelected Clerk after whic
the House adjourned until IL o'clock, Il H., on to-mor
| row Tuesday, the 9th.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

A. warssw everything goss sall Tbs phsoipis Of
European Congress has been adopted Communicates this
to proper quarters.
The royal party on the 2sh, were to have left War
for Skcernewez on hunting excursion, but the Ill
NESS of the Downger Empress of Russia caused change
in The arrangements, and the members Of the party
would leave for their respective homes on the 26th
The Paris Poys and Patris deny the report in the
Opiniops Rationale, relative to the Conference.
The King of Sardinia, in his reply to the Neapoitan
deputaton is reported TO have said Austria continues
to threaten me. Not long since received note from
her. through the Emperor OF the French, which was full
Of passion. Austria is preparing for next Spring. but
then with your assistance shall have 400 900 men in
arms shall perform my duty as King and soldier
Let US all do our duty Italians The Pope himself
now writes to me with kindness The Powers Of Europe
are displeased but Of them, except Austria threat
en-. am satisfied with Garibald. He may be little
capricious but Italy has nobler spirit have
several times offered him artillery but he has refused It,
He aatered himself that he could take Capua by bay
onet charge
The correspondent of the Daily News says that the
10Th the British Legion under fire for the first
time The Royalsis came out in strong force and the
English we're opposed them and drove them before
item within the walls Of Capua. Eight OF the Legion
killed and thirty wounded.
The Journal des Debdts says the British legion Is i'm
mediately attached to Garibald Garbald reviewed the
men. In the name Of Italy he thanked England in the
person of her volunteers, for the great sacrifice che
made 10 men, arms and money 10 upnoid tue cause u
national independence and concluded by saying 1t wa
the proudest Of his life that he had under BIZ
command and for his support legion Of the free chill
/ dren Of England
The entire French force in the Roman States does
| yet much exceed 10000 men.
Official documents show that the statement Of the bonn
bardment Of Ancona having been carried after al
of truce had been held out is complete baliucination
IL was reported that efforts bad been made 70 induc
Lamorciere accept the post of PApa Minister Of War
but he declined.
The text of the Russian note to Sardinia in which tn
Russian Minister TO Turin Is ordered forthwith to de
maud bis passports and quit Turin, with sill the persO
nellie Of the LEGION is published In 1t Prince Gortscha
koi assumes high towards Sardinia and denounce
| hara