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general and tie attaches Of the Custom House. ere re-
spectfuy requested 10 attend the funeral this uadayD
Afternoon O'Clock from her late residence La Ws1
Forty third street.
RixD-In this city, on Friday sfternocn, June -, -
the residence OF his son To law, Nelson W. Young Don
REED, formerly Of Albany, aged o. years.
The relatives and friends Of tbe family ahDo Of hs soo
in-aw Nelson W. Young and Tbos. @. Wilson, ue irvs9
to attend the funeral, Tins Sunday afternoon, ct tws
O'Clock, from I0f King street.
Albany and Pittshed Mass papers please coy.
SMH.-On Thursday, June IA, drowned of IL barge
Smith, aged IT years
Funeral services wiz be held this undAy) afternooav
at three O'Clock at the Presbyterian church. Or Has,
helds) corner Thirty frst street and MIMI avenuA
Friends of the family will please attend without frshss
notice
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The steamship Meita, one cf the cunard nederrancsn
steamers hss been chartered 70 take The place Of tho
steamship Canadian, which was 70 sail from Liverpool on
che 18th inst she Is rather slow steamer ana NOT
likely to arrive until Monday or Tuesday.
Mr. o. 8 wood, the Superintendent OF the Canada
telegraph lines, win return home In the heliss
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We have reliable information here that Harden has
s<de confession Of having poisoned his wife, showing
N the whole transaction degree ofsut seldom eqna'ed
Governor oaes has respiied the execution Of Jacob
nAres fOs one vesk md day, bringing TO Friday the
Oh day Of Jsly.
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CHARGE on hHsxzIxxxsr.--Stacy NJ ldridge, clerk
In the employment Of A. T. Stewart Co., Of Broadway,
was taken into custody yesterday charge Of ebezzng
$50 The accused has had charge OF the insurance bust
ness Of the fym, and, as u is alleged, at time
btzzed G1O4, ana at another 1856. Justice Kelly com
mitted the prisoner Tor examination.
PASSING CoUSrxSSnr AosKY. Thomas Miller and John
Murray were taken into custody by policeman wsey, Of
the Sixth precinct, charge Of passing counterfeit
"ones' on the Central Bank OF Cherry Valley ~ ", at
several stores ia Grand and Canal streets The accused
were brought before Justice Kelly at the Tombs and com
mitted for examination.
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Circulars sent free Of charge II addressing either
orU WOOD, EDDY CO.. s. feai. D SssosS
Drawings Of France, Brsadbenes d Co.'s
4. S05r ca; = 80 5r = ss g "
oaAsD cossoilp.rrp LOTTERY, Class % jUsr Is isSo =.
20, 4, As, 10, 72, 81. So, 81, %, q, 7s, IS, Is.
Managers wilmington, Delaware.
BroeSxlyn Photographs.--wMia mson's
nniSsares Cabinets Imperab and Life size Two forty MIRO
Jouvfn q Co.'s Kid Gioves.-JMst Re-
ceved pr steamer an invoice Of these celebred manus
.aa x.or Iou.s issds" and inSodaosss o. iaaOa
s. ma s M ;.ss:
a:s e:
s :na r. s nov Sy IN their
--''' ''' '''''' ~ ''' '' TExR Y CO.
Perfect Fitting shirts made to Order.
Mo0DY's Shirt Mandatory 2e2 Broadway.
g. b. sloat Il Co.'s Celebrated Elliptic
Lock Stitch and Shuttle Sewing MACHINES chi 1,,. 40,
BLOOM Beaver Gentlemen's Dust Hats
The leading style for summer Introduced by aENIN SIS
Straw Hats-5S Cents, at GenIn's, 5Ia
Broadway.
Stranger and Citizens May Now Avail
.Aens.Iyes Proseor FOwlERs services At the Phreno
~sa sssos.oas q oss;sS:r Su H fSss . vsr. .'
Steinway & Sens
Grand and s1s; a.. ss' Sss Ss
surs.r rrod s.sss ii Broadway o!nsr q Murray srss
fea DE Ssss ssaaader and pressrver Of he skin IN the
world. $50 Broadway.
sss a.ss Dy: VIZ and
sspSss IN Ss :sySsS roam. ~ - 80 -N' '''''
Chrlstadore's HAIR Dye, wigs, and Tou-
sss: 4: s ss ;ss . x: and retail and the
ssaS. nc srosdwss ~. -'' 80 -''''''' ' N'''-
elias: shades, ssr Covering Clocks, Vases,
baskets Of sowers As ..nnvssas :.
Clirehugh's nIusive wig. with I'm
s:osss:J ssa sHss ss :; mould see and ~
Singers Best Misunderstanding Machines
@ Be hired out for he a. ss rates 70 Tsns
A Grover 4 Baker xsas.se.. Sewing Ma
New York, and isa Fulton s.ee, Brooklyn.
RIVER ''s assss ~ ss BsSsdss
letters HAIR Dye-To 0Dlor Brown, 30
isS: BE-: ~ 's's pr box Wholesale and retail ~
Darry's TracOpheroUs II the Best and
sss::,ss - r: = Is ~ i1Siss SsS "a =
"Costar's" Rat, Reach, CroesA BAG,
''cosiAR's'-Depo SD loppcsAs 81 Nicholas Hosso.
Ff0y Years Experience In the Use OF
HoILowAYs Pms and 0int.~.i y AL :crofulous aad cra
affections attended nth debuky and impure blood hAs
proved their terg value, and secured The unnsed
hdencc Of the general commuaAy.
Wheslsr and yHileon's Sewing Machanss.
O0sA - Broadway. Rev Yst
Dr.. Marsh Continues - Apply HIS Ra-
deal Cure Tru will affecting a
hernia rupture nAR9u CO, Me- vessy -, NJ Y.
"Wfn IL Payf~ Try 10. ny having
your head examined FUN written eAsy VOC
sn.c.iy Ssqs you can . best FOWLER WELLS rseno-
Married.
IxAnxxD-TAEn.- New london, Conn. on Thursday,
June H. the residence Of Mrs j. A. Marvin by Rev g.
b. wilcox, FRANCE G. lxARsxD 10 Jrln TAsEi, AL Of
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Fifty Years Experience In the Use OF
HoILowAYs Pms and oint.s.i y AL .crcfucus ana ccta
affections Aitended nth debuky and blood has
proved their erng value and secured The unlnted
hdepcc Of the general commuaAy.
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MISCELLANEOU0.
DESIRABLE FAMILY ARTICLE.
DENsLow's DOUBLE DDquLED BENxINK.

TIE uq-d YET necduced fw renewing III kr1o -
grease and pulrt spots frus nm and vocien goods.
In bosesat Nc 2Sc. ana hoc. Seid By DrugeS1g sno
rally. l62 broadway
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Brooklyn Photogra Observation-Disclosures
Miniatures Cabinets Impera and Life Size. Two forty Miro
GAO street.
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Drawings Of fkc Delaware state LOtte-
res-WOOD, EDDY CO. Managers Of TIE
bsLA~innEgqmI tsp ss s No STATE g4 ,er 11
8, Is, 70, So, 10, ~. 40, 80, So, 80, Is, 62.
n. a. DELAwAsEzClAs no 500 JvsT q. 1850
Circulars sent free Of charge tyaddressns either to
WVop nd EDDY y Co WiminFson DslAwrse,
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ixAxxxD-TAuu- In New London, Conn. on Thursday,
June H. at the residence o. Mrs A. Maryn by Rev g..
b. WILCOX FRANCE G. lxARsKD 10 JrLh NJ TABEn, AL Of
New London.
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Drawings Of France, Bryadbencs Il Co.'S
Delaware Iotter1eG-
32 rs, %, 63, 8, Al, 10, 26, AZ, %, 49, go, 70, 49,
GRASD CossollpArEp IOrIrRI, Class % JusE 2. Soo
20, I, ls, 10, ~, 81. So, 81. rs, y, 70, IS, Is.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS CO,
Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
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Glass Shades, Sbr Covering Clocks, Vases,
baskets Of flowers Ae.
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wheeler and WiAson's Sewing Machanss.
O0Sa, - Broadway, Rev Yok-
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DE-. Marsh CONTINUES - Apply HIS Rs-
deal Cure Trus viii Meeting a
ksspia rupture MARsH CO.. Me- ayessy -. r.
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Clirehugh's nlusive wig, with Un-
tauable parngs novelty all should and examine 10
Broadway, next 70 A 2. 6tewarG
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A Grover 4 Baker NeAsebess Sewing Ma
chine the best friend OF the family Oace 400 broadway
New York, and lS2 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Darry's Trac0phsrous 10 the hest and
pressrvng "a rssosng Us XAi. LeAisS ~ 5oh by ID
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Japanese Ball.-Ladfes, m you wish to
look handsome, procure bottle Of LAfRDS Liquid
world. $50 Broadway.
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Singers Best Manufacturing Machines
will be hired for the nj low rates reenis OF
New York Brooklyn and wilimsbYSg with the privilege Of
purchasing. l. NJ sINGER1 CO., sos broadway.
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Whiskey.-s. r. Salts Kentucky Salt
river Bourbon, ko.d by all druggists HRGEMAN co,
Nos 0f. 3ss 5if and US Broadway, n. \.
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White, the Halter, AAead.-New shapes
IN ane straw Hat. 1000 dino from auction One dollar
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letters HAIR Dye-To 0Dlor Brown, 30
eenn best black esn.s per box Wholesale and retail 80
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Jouvfn d Co.'s Kid Gloves.-JMst Re.
ce,ved steamer invoice Of these ceebret manufa
turers KID Gloves.
Iesry Co. g. euccessors' HUNT 4 DESBNURy Nos 5
and Astor House, leaders and ntroducer OF faAou for
genlenen's hats
commend to our friends and the public Mr. James Hn and
Charles X: Dusenhury auccessors-
nessr Hunt Dnsenbnr respectively have had for long
ume past the OF manufacturing
partments, and the whole establishment their
hands Aeir facilities theaamo asthose enjoyed By
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"Wfu IL Payf~ Try 10. ny having
loeists 3O8 Broadway
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Chr1gtadoro's HAIR Dye, wigs, and Tou-
pees tie bes h the world whsesas and retail and the dye
pFivNAely applied 81 9 Assur House
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Perfect Fitting Shirts made TO Order.
MOODYs Shirt Mandatory 262 Broadway.
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Strangers and Cltixens May Now Avail
Aemseves Of Professor FOWlERs services Phreno
ogtcal Cabinet 8 hrosdwAy and obtain charts With full
written descriptions q character. Museum free vtser
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Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
burSar PROD Safes ~ Broadway orner Of Murray srees
New York-
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8teinway & Sens
Oversrung Square warranted for Ave
ycayA Warerooms 81 and - Walker street
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q. b. S1oat d Co.'s Celebrated Elliptic
q. H. COLLINS 40 Broadway
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Bloom Beaver Gentlemen's Dust Hats
This leading style for Introduced by 9ENIN SIS
Broadway. - -
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Our reporter visited tho private Japanese quarter Of the
hotel yesterday and Was mos, Hospitality received ana
entertained In every apartment he visited The private
rooms of the Princes WERE OF course Inaccessible their
ustrious TIighnrsEcs receiving any bun oca visits,
and allowing no barbarian persons N Their ronms noe
ixed.v We found sskamoto, bright young Japanese,
about seventeen years old, and brother Of one Of
sh characters from bcok which hay open before him,
and which, upon examination, were surprised 70 IND
was % sap~nese % us s1a rmcrss u ~ ser
tIcranS IN round hand English, and ~ seemed 70 us,
short hand japanese r The japanese characters were
very good progrcss ysiish and speak very well
He writes and reads il much better however, and his
n bis room ali day At study. and, though much
hanasorner and finer looking than Tommy, h sol
dom seen IN the streets the hotel rArio the theatre
,~ rave rs an account q the manner IN which this trans
ton Of coloqusl phrases came 70 be printed About NJ
years ago he said, Jspanese junk Was lost At Sea-
Francisco, then small village, where he remained ten
years and there became rich and returned 70 Japan,
sh,s be S was co %ss, =, Where he % n
sa,d that before long all the Jspsneee wcald have
10 speak nglish and, me,e%rc ro,e IN" oo ,,
Embsssy a. soon IS they embarked for America and
could get any oue 70 pronounce the words for them
% tsss .,s s from roos:n Soas nc oo% ~
cupsed by s~no Ksnsye, another OF the most neeee'
rs s y Sos s aroyss N "ns
there quite party present and repcrcr had az
opportunity o. Observing scmeshIns q The inner s 2.
the japanese In of the rooms tho mattresses arc
thrown upon the oor serve divans and all around
the rooms scattered Enssh books, prcsents ano pvr
ing wearing apparel end baggage. In other ~
! srects the rooms resemble iboee ordinary
served by the Japanese. he day PASSED in smok ne
sleeping, playing At chess and cards, making and IN
spccsina purchases and ccnvcrsntionf which, excspS
regard 70 books and dry goods there sccse 70 be vcrJ
little Some great students, and particularly NM
Kawaye and saksmoto. Tbesc kites always ready
receive and mpsrt Information, but they do not like
talk upon trng euucts, and soon relapse into slenos
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W
yU CAVE, cscTTo
Somewhere about half way between the Observatory
and the Lake h mysterious looking pathway when leads
under tho tall arch of what Out for IL uniform
artrarancc) might be taken for natural bridge. The
path leads the lake; but before passing under the arch
II the stroller turns 70 the len into another little path he
will enter ,rHo snsn dark cave but on pursuing his
search he will the wtens and becomes oftef AZ
he advances and light nom tho other end soon after a
pears On smergng from the cave, aer passing through
H. he nnds himself ~ the end % little Inlet ~ The lake
and On one side with slight trouble, he viii PR
ceve sort Of natural staircase Cut IN the rocks, by
which he can ascend 10 the upper world. This cave v
resemble nature that very short time from the
razer scarcely be able 10 decide whether the work "
the result of the bors cf or not 1he bridge be
fore skeu OF Is constructed OF roughly hcwn stone tho
arch q which Is mtecn feet high BY about four In sy~n
and six In depth
On gaining the UPPER world The One apPcsrsnce
with more eject than previously. Here may be seen
some splendid specimens q the blue bells, fos glove,
sweet william, and roses almost without number ovre
the bouIder and rocks, creeping and climbing pAs's
without number may be observed
Ipsvms the Rsmte by q different route from that BY
which we entered ", we now enter
During the last few days more carriages have made
their spurarauce this beautiful roadway than have
been seen Tor long time prey io, and yesterday the
Park Was alive with all kinds Of herse'nsn ~ wen = We.
the upper ten W the young clerk Who moune his nag os
the first time Here again meet the young geatsemAn
who could no al once hnd oui The mystery o. TIE m
rorsry road and h. poor fellow, met with slight mis-
har for white full trot has nag stopped suddenly v
GRIP white clover head that grew the border and
johnny cfpln. not being fairly seated came on 70 "
bones being broken hero mounted again and lef IA
rtIA slightly chapfsien.
Several iadice horseback added TO te besO. o Ia
scene and judging from Yesterday crr C-o.rai PARK
move ra,rcn b, the sr than by th other j,ub,
lees owing 70 the ths' vysver ftes ttar psas N
81 present ocsapy shed thoash'ss
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Straw Hats-J5 Cents, at GenIn's, 5I3
Broadway.
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produced the dincrspcc which many consider bat very
little.
rm srxAM rxroAE MAoARA,
Which is to convey the Embassy home, Is 10 forward
state OF preparation The spacious cabins have been
uxurously arranged and almost orscts on looking
around-tsking In al glance the inviting easy chairs,
the yielding carpet, the elegant upholstery 10 say nothing
Of the comfortable state rooms swinging bcrths and bed
furniture Of the state roomsthAi he upon salt
water Everything that can conduce 10 the comfort OF
the dist ueushed guests has been provided and the plea
sure they yin derive from Their careful ,rc:mens on snip
their memorable journey 20 America Several OF the ia
panese have visited the Niagara and expressed themselves
arnon, q baggage belonging 70 he Embassy which they
have accumulated here, already awaiting sorsge ana
Of elegant eroslsry have iRewiss been sent aboard
BY government Tor their Use, and the pre-
ssnee Of an zee house With Other Inc ,n ,%s,asn sn
viii not be neglected during the voyage.
Among the presents the Japanese BY government is
been manufactured expressly Tor the purpose.
The armament 81 the ship k Ia perftc. order, and ex
esps ,se finishing aT'rs The , cssnS so~eyer
that government cannot AFFORD 70 furnish her with the
fun compliment Of men necessary 70 make Der oomgese
drrd and my men, and In q emergency could work
only eight Of the twelve enormous guns win which she
and the appearance Of The Niagara In the bay q yeddo
wsl do'b,Iss. greatly "assonsh tho natives" Inc vol
hwing 10 . list ct the
evvsrvps % rwu NIAGARA.
CArrsrS--wm. w. Mexican.
InrTrsAsTs-Isssc n. Brown John Guest WIN " spi'
cer J. G. =. de- Kraas, David Porter McCoskie, Edward
Potter.
NAgxH-Robcrt T. My.
Srpoupr--Robest Wocdworth
rAyuArrrs-Thos X Ware.
NAsrw-Eirst Lieut., Israel Green; Second Lieut. geo
Butiev -
Pnssp A~urAsr svncpox-ranie, B. Conrad; Assistant
DO. james MsMaster
CuAvAn--Rev. Chae. q Stewart
hfpemrxrs--Jas. o. Kainc, Henry b Rc5cson, JOS ..
Marvin, sss Casey, Jr, Edward Read, Wnnesd Scoss
Schiey, 1hcs. L. swan, William n Hall.
Exe,xx.ss-thief, VIM p wiilasnsooi First Assistants
David B. haccmb, Henry A. Ramsey Second Assistants
G. Kid, r. A. C. du Psine; Third Asnaaennts, Levi
Green, Robt IosH, Geo. W. IennAat, h IL 0sinnsn,
II. Fisher.
CArTAs r Ctmx--Mr. Buchanayi.
ivRwns CrnH-hr. Dudley
BoxwwAu--ArmietcAd n romeroy.
CsRvv~rvr--H~oryP, f~de.
eAunAKxR--Ssepben - smau.
CuNSw-Rch l. W.L
PA~sNsRs-Furs< John n. Gibson, 70 ioin Gag saiE
East India squnATJa; lesA xm- !. GiAsssu, DO. DO
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Usm NEW yoRx LOOKING GLASS
= ORNAMENTAL yHAns uAuuvAcroar.
No ~ BsunmA arpe4
nourudA ~ lsS dor ;s, :. ,,cs s.ssarS ,---~
ducStoo fru~n eusaclnAry rAteA
kleGAnt and Desirable MyiNn a.
PIknx nAFIH AND OVAL unaona
n yy1ces syeasy below ~ euuf Of prodns1o1-
Any arris n ts ms nsds a suall aAvsa4sY
the misunderstanding AArE> asnrtnsnt a fNmed rsss~
'nss ana rnwr~vsses n - usr half prsc~
VvsgvuL rRKpARATrora-vLy PAPER. rNr9p
" rcw<ss loud and DRY sayt.e cl.s. for soap mss~.s
susr>esa Cugnsc Or, Ran ~ noustnn wA,sksy sM -
fpnA, Nnrndss Hroota snd HsrJh, faofsPsr MenGonam
Bssck rAnA Asbeeon, rlNAna Alunin~n ard C4dr1wY
SGV0HiWA10xR con, q cs1x dxsse
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-02-23

ture of the tumulns was all of small stone clips, seeming to have been loosely laid in
 clay. Friday. we marched on by Lake
 Thrasimelie, following the same roufe frnm Arezzo that the Consul Flamiuius took as
 he moved on to defeat and death in " ths
 defiles fatal to Roman rashness :" and. affey
 passing the Papal frontier, we passed tho
 great amphitheatre of mountains. bounded
 by the lake, which was the scene of that frightful carnage. So distinct are the reef. tals of Liyy and Polybius, that even at this distance of time, more than two thousand years from the event, with Sir John Hob. house's note to Childe Harold, which is given at length in the guide-book. we couId
 make out all the localities Of the heht. So
 we pushed on to Pefugia, thirty three miles.
 where We arrived an hour after dark. "a Ferugla is now, since it's capture last lima.
 garrisoned by l50O German soldiers in ths
 rapai uniform. Sunday morning, we saw
 them all pass under review in the Piazza
 del Duomo aud the principal street. TSere
 was not even a pretence of Italianism about the proceeding all orders, from those of the Colonel down to the corporals, were 9iy. en m good broad German the soldiers sud officers had unmistakable Teutouic features. and, often, the white moustache. From one of the officers, with whom Porter scraped acquaintance; we learned many details of the revolt and re-capture although. of course, his testimony was that of n nnrtic;. pant ID the proceedings, and consequently far from severe towards his own men, or charitable towards the towps-pcople. On the frst occasion, the town was in perfect peace and quiet, soldiers as usual strolIipe about, citizens attending to ordinary busi. ness, when suddenly, about 2 P. M. with. out any apparent signal, fire of bricks. stones, and some firearms, was opened ii. simultaneously from great many house.tops ana windows upon every one wearing inc Papal uniform. Of course, there was potb. ing for the garrison, which was much swaIlsr believe, than at present. but to " cn, and run j" which they did, with the loss of l2S men. When they came back 200O stronC they were stoutly resisted for time !: wo. men poured hot water from the roofs upon them, and even the children did what tbev could but the soldiers lost only 5s mon Several people here, including this officer were m earnest in assuring us that MT. Per. slns and his family were very much to blame TOT oe'ng in the place, and that moreover they lost absolutely nothing of which. of which, Of course, you know better than that He undertook to give the number of men 6ayonetted in their houses, and to account TOT each particular case and in fact. I dare say, there was not much more outrage than may naturally be effected when German soi. dlers take Q rebel Italian town by assault and experience vigorous resistance. It seems quite plain, however, that it was . Sardinia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-02-23

the fairy told us he would not answer again to your call, or grant any future re. lqnest of yours; but he did not say he would not come if / sought him, or grant sey wish Suppose I were to raise the stone. l" 'i' q [
 'You. Alicel you could not move that heavy stone."r .sas;{ lglsss.- s ssg II ! T will try. at least, 7 said Alice, and she proceeded to remove the earth from the dege or the stone, as she had seen her husband do on former occasion. ~
 Scarcely had she commenced her efforts
 when the stone began to move. and in anntb. CT moment 1t slowly rose from its rast;sr. place. Alice drew up the trap.door and the fairy stood before her. repeating the sa,ns words as before, in the same soft cadence. Mortal! thou hast sought me, thou hast found me; what is thy will" Alice was 50 much overcome by surprise delight at the success of her attemdt. that all she could do was to burst into tears. re. beating the name of Walter--- se
 Listen!" said the fairy. ''It is in my power to grant to thee but one ssisA. It is only to those who have been placed under my special care that can grant three re- 1'NSsoe S''S pCi tU ECCOuStOet thy wish, and to consult with thy husband before thy final decision is matie. Remen,. Der. if 1 restore Walter Collins to wealth at thy desire, thou wilt be left iG poverty"
 " Pover'y is light compared to the weight of an uneasy conscience" said Robin "We have enough for our wants, only give me back my peace. Ask him, dear Alice, to restore Walters wealth to him, aud we will be happy in our poverty" .t !. #s'' t."
 The request was made, and the welcome words, "'T is well, thy wish is granted" were heard with uamixed joy by the now happy couple. But the fairy did not vanish as usual; he remained gazing on them with beaming conntenance. Once more he spoke. and these were his words: "Mortals! 1! Though had or.ly the power to grant to thee one request. have yet the power of bestowing upon thee Q boon unasked; l therefore give thee back all that thou hast lost! and thou art worthy to enjoy it, for thou hast learnt to De moderate n khv de- stres, and to do as Aos soouldst be done 5y. Farewell r "A