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meDL He denied that unable u compete with
England in tbs b1dlug o! oxan steamers There "a
American steamer afosi WHICH " the admiration OF
Al-the General Admiral We will be anie 20 build good
us 10 do SO He felt delighted ~ dnd that there was
auorg the members OF that Cnambsr man capable Of
presenting the matter in tue abe manner 81 the ~ 1ras
under cons der lion de Wiling tnli the matter
should be postponed until the next meeting, aud hoped
that every me nber would then prepared 70 discuss
il intelligibly
Mr. e. Il CHrrsSnES followed in sone remarks n sup
port or the position ~ the mslorty o the smn Ves
Mr. Opdy yes motion to have memorial printed an
circulated among the members for consideration ~ toe
next meeting was carried
Mr. orDyEs, from the COMMITTEES on Qisrantn,, an
n0unced The req ption az letter from Or Gam, the
Health officer Of this port stating that no addressed
letter to the State Department. with eaues mat tue
requirement TO procure bills Of health by tbs damoug
and Bremen steamers from their ports OF departure DC
Withdrawn
Mr. Blunt OF the Committee on Collisions announced
the reception Of report ny Lieutenant Am niu,
OF the navy, the subject OF collisions, which susgee
lions were made To diminish toe ch nces OF collisions oy
the various means already In Ga mOtCn, lne com
nun cation referred To the Committee Collisions
Mr. BLUNT moved that The subject Of me nor itlizng
Congress the suhsct of daily postal lue rom Key
West Cedar Key be referred - the special mmttee
the subject OF steam communication between San Fran
cisco and China Adopted.
MIR 0ppygE offered resolution authorizing the execu-
tive officers OF the Chamber 10 invite Nj Lindsay, ~ r.,
the Chamber at special meeting to be held a, The Mer
camille Library Hail. at such time may be JIscIent
TO himself after bis arrival here Adopted
On motion OF Mr. D. OGDEN, the subject Of the bill In
uoduced In Congress by Mr. wsshoGru 10 provide for
the safety Of passengers vessels propelled whole
IN part by steam referred TO the Committee on COL
llsiope.
On motion of Mr.. RoYAI PHrrPs the salsry o. Mr. VII
SON. the Clerk Of the Chamber was increased by aiding
$500 10 IL.
TIE Chamber then adjourned
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NeNxs from Nensrasln.

rnRrATrNED TROUBLE WITH spArS-prPAurr'gr or
1nE SPANISH MINISTER GIN. PAEz AProrSrgD
MINISTER TO THK UNITED STATES.
We have sdvlccs BIZ the brig z d watson Captain
Ward, arrived yesterday from Puerto Cabelo, TO the
10th tit
General rsez has bten appointed "Eavia DO Fs,raor
dlnars Ministro picnipoieucarlo Dc vencxuclap in
wsshins,cn aud senor s. camacto his secretary.
We learn the important news that the spanish Minister
10 vcnczaels-Don Eiuudo Ronca Yaaguas--had Dc.
handed and received hs passporis and len 10
The packe, for ~ Thomas VIII DO seer
that Spain 10 gradually unfolding political
plan, the exact drin Of wbich can only be
surmscd The cause o. quarrel With yenezusls 10 very
sIeht growing out OF Injuries to certain Spanish Sub.
ects for which the Spanish government de nands IN The
language Of the Iascnfiente, Of Caracas "ipossble
abstraction" The occupation Of San Don,rzo IL q
curious AMI suspicious fac, that together with the
preparation % powerful expeditionary the
apparent desire TO QUARREL the slightest preext with
her ancient colonies a IN the present Of vcnezpea
and the Maria Conception affair Vera Cruz give stro,g
grounds for prcsumrr that Spain INDUCES 10 certain
cot unlikely that the expedition preparing a. Ia
may be Intended for the reconqucst of Fan Domingo
Nerfzucla In the ntst ln1tance and Afterwards he
directed against Neyco N cornec N win TIE above
news nay mention that GET PAY has bcen Appointed
Minister penpoentlary u Ne0tzIela ~ Warhnst ~ That
republic has not been represented here 1r several years
and the fact Of this appointment al tns peculiar anctnre
N significant
tters nom rar1calbo describe the trade o. that port
improving. S0ma merchants are eneeavorng 70 open
new road 10 The i0erjr, which will he u bcaeat
IN a camnucial poi1i q t.eN n Caracas everything
was quiet
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Personal InteIligence.

Mr. W =. Llndssy. NJ. T. OF England. arrived In the
city yesterday and has taken apartment the M,,ropo.
Titan Hotel.
Mr. Crawford, her Britannia vser,y's cossql II caba,
10 stopping at the New York Ho,el.
b. Carver, 81 Chicago and c. B Ives sai WIFE, Of
Rome, n. y, are stopping NJ the -. Dents Hstel.
Dr Foskes, Of Tennessee; e g Courtney, NJ Bal,l.
more; II Howard, Of Michigan, and C. H. Mathews, Of
Alabama, are stopping ?! the fdth Avenue Hotel
Dr. A. earne., Of the rni,et states Navy: , Cur.
de and family. 81 Bosi,D T. r. Foster and W w. Dlvy,
both Of Eogland, and Ar Lodge aad wife CT Bwtou arc
stopping at the Breyoort IIoase.
W J Keysor, ofFnrlda W n Walker and family OF
louisiana; & r Dexter, or Alabama. W. Address, ~
y-slsa. ". ~ samuel Of 81 louis, and X N sCelian,
Of savannsh are stopping a, the Metropolitan u Itel
.-n.oaol Pickett Of wa'hlngion James X Young. of
chisas:' Z y hal3sasn. q Harr'sgg Go. GOODYEAR,
sl,b, Of Brni 'asm, are stopping q, the rni,a pae
hotel.
e.w.M Collins aud wiz, Of Montreal; G r. Myers.
N Buton both q Albany y. q Hersey, Of Portland,
Everett, Houso.
Col samu,i con and Major Hrtcy. both Of Ha-urd
Dean Riohmond, 81 BuI4o, Judge Wayne, Of Georgia.
Lawrence mn, y glasgos aud Col Norris ~ tho UAtei
States Army soss the arrivals the Z, vcholas
Hotel YESTERDAY
Robert Male ant wife AMI Mrs. warienborouga, all n
Dr q. Troup, % ee.reia; Thomas crasswcs, x fas
Land, and .. Arms anu vile, OF PitgGelf Ysss are
stopping a. TIC Clarendon Hotel
Or O g Kssab Of long Island; n North, Or c.ilfor.
ns q ID Crstf; OF Rhode fsand Strange and lafy Of
Moth Carolha; Fisher aad lady Of Psrnsylssaa AVID
H. Kry, OF Middleton, y, arc stopping a, the Ia
farp House.
In addition 10 Gov. Seward and his party AMI Lady
Franklin and niece tho rlowug per,ons were 10 Chcsso
on the u ipstantGov. Rainfall, Of WISCONSIN, Hoa Cas-
sius Clay, and ~. Shscklef0rd and family ~ Ken
tricky; Hon G Dsnio, ~ Galcns. Lieut. W. R1Fal,
Lieut.. s.niey, ard Naiof norrol, q q. and W II
Osborne, President o. the Illinois caaa RAILROAD and
family
Caga W DonalJeon 4 3 A.; Nsior Ben Nsgtdoch,
II Tsyas. W. Iohus0n and raYmafts- " v Kelley,
r. 4 NJ and iI,n. John Hsmphi Tinted states Scaatyr
firm Tesas, orc IN Warrington.
C.n,r snser Thornton 4 jenkins Uolled STATES Navy,
has rsturref 10 he resfease 10 Vssbu gton Alter Two
Yeass cgulsc In tho GaR a. wexicl the CArb5can Sea-
Ire Paraguay expcc on &c 10 colnusui o. the uaitei
states sicpp or war Pfcbic.
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saribGlai hai exchanged sho:s q ne ou;pcss rear
SAp1a-
The French Minister was 10 quit Naples o. the 9Th Of
September.
Garibadi mas declared a letter, that there exists
irrecorc liable difference between policy and Of
Count cavour.
reported that the quarrel between the Sandman
government and Gsrbaldi mad arrived al such pitch
Victor Emanuel had determined proceed Naples
fer personal Intercourse with Garibaldi
TIE Neapolitan Ministry had gsed, and il was re-
ported that Snor Conorto had been called upon TO form
new one.
SARDINIA AND ROME.
The Official bulletins Of the battle Of Castelhdardo and
the published de ai agree with the previous statements
concerning it. Among the 600 prisoners taken ny the
6IdniaIs upwards Of thirty ofcers some OF nsn
rank In consequence OF the victory 600 Papa troops
mosy foreigners including atty officers and the Guards
Of Ixmor icere, with six guns, ammunition &c, captu
ssec on the 10th September and laid down their arms
Cadni conceded honors Of war 10 this body and per-
nitted them to return home.
Iamoriciere, with . few horscmep, reached Ancona.
Netting remained Of his army except the troops shut
IN Ancora and about two tho isand dispersed In the
Mountains.
ne King Of Sardinia had decorated Ciaidini with
Grand Cross Of the Military Order of Savoy.
was asserted that the sardinans had advanced far
Mazda.
The Sandman government had decided that the French
soldiers the Papal army, taken prisoners, be imme
siately released.
General Fantis headquart srs were at Loretto.
The siege artillery had disembarked at the Sandman
camp, near Ancona.
The arrival OF General Goyon at Rome had II was said,
determined the Pope 70 remain a. Rome.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
tha Ia
was introduced into Hungary from Bucharest All the
garrisons In Hungary were replaced on war footing
Austria had concentrated grea. force the Pc, In.
creased the military at Ps,lo and restricted the Of
arms in veneta.
False reports had been current in Paris that the Aus
triars had recrosssed the Mincio.
TIE ROYAL MEETING AT WARSAW.
n affirmed that Napoleon would not visit Warsaw,
snd had exp ossed no desire 10 do 1t also
ported that the Prince Of Prussia not to be there
the same time as the Emperor Of Austria.
II was reported that the French commander In Syria
had sent detailed report Of the Syrian affairs to Paris
giving opinion that Syria will require foreign occupa.
ION for at least two years
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FHE NEWS BY TIE CITY OF BALTIMORE

ST. JOINS, y. f., Oct. 4, 1860.
The steamship City Of Baltimore. from Liverpool on
Wednesday 10th ult, Queenstown 27th, passed this
point a. three o'clock this afternoon
The City OF Baltimore hss $50 passengers and large
cargo.
sunday, 3o.h ut passed the steamship City OF WASH
ug,on latitude 20 degrees IS minutes and longitude 2s
degrees 20 minutes, bound east.
folio wing summary Of her was obtained by the
news yacht Of The press.
The steamship Palestine from Quebec, arrived at Liver
pool On the 2sth.
The steamship Fulton, from New York, arrived al
Southampton the 25h
Italian affairs unchanged
The GaribAldans concentrated on the heights OF
volturus preparing 70 attack the NeapilHsns.
The Sardinians we're bombardng Ancona by land and
sea and making further advances in the interior.
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DEPARTURES.
s., I asssyse @,i 4 sas Two esldr.a, " aas Ms i
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we Thcs Mieu and two chldren koht Mresi THIS
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cnsrlrsros shlp Easbvine Mrs G Areri. Mira
LverIi, . II Averil Raven-L Mrs ANNE, infant, tso
rtirsrk ard lady. Jss Pa ERIK sbsrdsn csm2 be
fmnf A v Jscsson Mrs. W safh. KISS yaanoy, . o
Huse stoutsuborougb JEo -t1uenborough Miss AEer.
an fsch, Mrs PiGk-c lao children and nurse Sclc
psn socnsa. Mrs pt eNeh ~ Bum and infsnt VI.
NJ Vac Dyke Mr. AIberh, and d'urh'er Mrs Tbes Ms
Ya,re, j ] Fedcrlen. Chu Poriiaud " u Howard,
thsrsy, Ives, Hall n 0rs.en, slayer, WaMest ID
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ssmi fcLs, A McCauiey Geo Post Geo Mrg,CW
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swafnfa. = Wood. Powers. Jno IalAe BERN fen, u
fsvsnitat Eoltky. Mis- Bart Mr Htdil.h Wm 8oet1,
airs Conucy-ars o. IN the seerase.
Thorburs seven. { Parker. Thonss Hunter, n Dry
noer Henry gaionsn and lady, Bsgsr vie and two
Children Cree, Dr II cssuin and isy Nrs Neftsna
h Il Johrsop REV Tpcklnson and My y - err kdward
Byrdbnry Barber y Harmony, Nir sIssp Fesfce y
Pes'ee-snd IA IN the Storage.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Ldvnroor, SEPT 20, 1850
LONDON MONEY MARkEr.
toef0f ". quc,sd on Wednesday .. Ss1s ao3if oc
money, and o.. Tor account.
AMERICAN srcrRrEs
safes or rlnox ccni-ai shares a. i7< ai6g discOua,
DO skies, 90; Erie shares, 3oxa3i; New York Central
sAues. 90 s.: Michigan Central eiehu, On.
LIVERPOOL coTTos M,sSEr.
me sales Of the last ihree Gays ncadng 70 day have
been 20 eco bates of which 10000 we're 70 SPECTATORS
and e,porters The marke, closed steady and arm.
STATE or TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
me sdrices from Manchester favorable; prices are
arm, though the mafke. ~ quiet.
LIVERPOOL rRrApsrUrrs MARgEr.
Grne weather 10 favorable for the crops, though vsri
able Richardson, spence 4 Co. and wakeaeli, Mash
Co. repor, aour at 2ss 3ls 81 for American. whea,
ssm and slightly higher Tor prime white red, lis u
vk,te l2s lss 81. Corn suoyant and o. Is higher
s~ired, sss. ei.a ses white, ass. . SOC.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MAHKrr.
Beef ami Pork quiet. Bacon steady Lard steady at
sss els. ,hecse slightly declined Talos arm aud
rather higher; sa'es At sss . tis
LIVERPOOL rRoprcE MARKET.
Rosin dull, ~ Sc . S. 81. for common. Spirits tur-
pentIne dull At ans. %. SIS Sugar dun. Coffee nrm
Rec quiet Ashes quiet At 2sI "a ass Tor POTS, and
2ss = 2ss. ~. ~ pearls
LONDON MARKETS.
Frea5ttnns buoysrt Wheat L. a g. higher on the
west sugar dun. CoGsc lrn, but aulL rsIos Arm At
Uae llhseed OIL Jos 3D.
rHE LATEST MARKETS.
Liverpool, sept. AZ, 1880.
ooors alc, i,asy q 1900 baes, Including s,coo 70
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Ar u apparent without adding up the agurcs, that
the rrcpond,rance vastly In favor ~ Ne smith,
vas stoufy agreed 10 tender r. that gent the
appointment an receiver, and NJ Smith vas u the
building mmittce consisting ~ kessrs. zsbey, wat
lace and yandtrroo sppcined 70 val, % him Tor
that puIpcse.
The committee then retired, and, on reappear.
ing, they reported that Mr.. Smith was iaispoae1
10 act ard that II was with much rclaci1nce ne
prevailed uron 70 entertain the pr0PpsE
ton He said, II his answer required row, nc
would al cnce answer The negative but he rcqre7ted
thst tc stt have tl n.uc O'Clock Tho ioll sag cay
30 dsy) 70 consider The matter when be would give
ks GIsi answer The committee vas q Opinioai nov.
ever that Mr. srh would signify his acceiaac o. NE
oner.
on Motor u was then resolved 10 ABORT The report,
and 10 crptnne tho committee after Which The meeslng
adjourned r. rine o'ccck this mornlng
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The On wErIsTwo hundred wells says the Pittsburg
Chyofce been sunk vicinity OF Powers Cor.
ners Warren county, Ohio, aud others bsng
menced daily OF these fty 10 seventy i've promise 10
be pay ing wells. Thirteen steam engines have been put
IN operation, pun ping. and some eight ten
the ground and viii be IN motion few days Some
OF these wells yield from twelve to sixteen barrels per
day ard Ave 70 ten barrels Is probable that the
average daily ye6 almost six barrels OF forty gallons
each TO each we'll about seventy i've barrels 900
gaons per day In all This amount Is Increasing every
day new wells being sunk, an improvements Ia
the raising and separating apparatus are made From
Lawrence county have reports 10 the eec that the
OIL fever Slippery Rock creek s more virulent than
deEfh OF eight fse from the surface, with atter
ing proepec. Of abundant yield. Mr.. Shsfer hftcr
speeding some three days labor upon site, sold
eighth interest for the OF eleven hundred dolas.
and he'd he net cosed the contract until tho day he
could have realized informed tao thousand dol
lars for IT, The we'll believe, 10 the game owned by
Nenrs. Riddle Morgan of this city, and from what
hear Of x, u must indeed be valuable one.
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THE WAR IN ITALY.

The sardinlans continued to advance in the Papal
States.
The fortress OF Santa Leo had Surrendered after
hours firing, and occupied by the ssrdinans.
Ancona was bombarded nine hours by Sandman
sells without much effect. The reply vigorous.
Later dispatches gay the cannonade by land and
continued, but at intervals
The sardiniAns occupied the fortress OF CAs.lan.
The official Roman journal contains Cardinal Antone's
not ., claiming the assistance OF the Catholic Powers.
Garbad had centrated his troops the heights OF
valturrs preparatory TO attacking the NeapoHtans.
The Garibaidians had met with reverscs
O pua, losing about two hundred men.
Garbad, In fresh proclamation, indicates that he
viii join the sArdinan troops 81 Rome aud begia
against Venice.
he antagonism between Garibadi and TIE Piedmon.
tese Cow continued.
The Rpg Naples had published the decrees Gac,a
ordering OF siege In a. the provinces where
evolutionary struggle exists AMI cashierng all officers n
the marine guilty Of high tsason except those Of
vessel which wen. 70 Gaeta.
The republican gan-ag ground in Naples and
influence over GarsSsldi.
Il was reported tina: Victor Hugs had arrived at Naples
Cardinal sporza had been expelled from Naples hy the
dic.sioria government.
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BIlRAII.

Rio Janero letters announce the failure OF the grea,
house cf Mello Lowaa hide aud cattle dealers, tor
searly half million sterling
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Cape u Good Hope mails Angus, a, have arrived 10
England.
Prince Alfred WAS y. the Cape, where he met Win
thusas.ic receptions
Business a, the Cape was dull.
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San.-
Mr.. T. A Raymond, n,ughcrtv and wife, Bishop Ame.,
n W. Anes. Jr, Mr.. llss, xr Goldsmith, John wor.
rel, Nfs Worrc, ~ I. Welsh, I. r Gray, j. :.
Cove, wife snd three children; Mr.. =. 8 Iewls o. D.
Rogers, J. Aubrey, h Reed Robert Rogers, y y Rob
blnson, wife and three csldrcn james Colyer, Mrs I.
Brett lnilsb wsusrer, l. II Armstrong, Henry Stow
art, L. II. oyertoe, Lesis Gen Cottle, On stobsr,
rand, Mss Laura Williams, ,. Friedman, IL A. Newaod,
John w. Ilke, Robert G. Wright, Demue Davis, ".
oNoai, u. W Provost Andrew smith, John Cranlove-
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GREAT BRITAIN.

EoC,lsh news 10 unimportsnt.
There was severe stera On the ssythern eastern
coasts aud some shipwrccks
The weather broken bet lnc and promising when
The City of Baltimore tailed.
There have been two failures In the grain fradc-wm
Archer Soma of London for fss 900 sterling and Ihos
Nokes GO COO
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FRANCE.

poaiively asserted, no,w outstanding ocIn con
rsdcsop that Napoleon sought invitation "a Warsaw
n the royal meeting
Brcadssuns were advancing in franse
The Bourse vas Or N at e8f DOC.
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The Wilton O. Hunt brought about $4,000 IN dust
TIC miners, who have 70, 70 work Rock Creek are
making good vsgcs'rom 80 to s6 rcr day. There are
good many Idle men there. Wagons are nov running
between Port Douglas and fnlooch LAKE smith a Co.
scnt Oh two, carry iEr 90 600 pounds. last week
The rpny express arrived ~ Fort Hope tho a. A
party o miners came 10 and reported having struck bank
two and three cents 10 the nan
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fIecustors Ard exporters. The market closes hrm.
Breadsiufs quiet, but firm.
Provisions dull.
LONDON, Sept. 27--P ".
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-17

LE MONUMENT De WAsHINGToN.-Lor
oue les afchitectes charges de la cons
truction du grand monument quon ele
We a Washington, Sc mlrent a leny6-
la plupart des Etats. Sc haterent Git de
yer chacun sa pierre. Ainsi. ode grant
New-Hampshire I'm beau Ae marbre, du
du Vermont I'm m%orchillon de mineral
Missouri un lourd .e1e un richie specimen
de fer, de la CaFdes autres Etats. Vim
de quartz etes loges de francs maeons,
rent ensss memes qui youlurent eux aus
les e,orter leurs pierres au monument
s%tional, ct CONNIE la m6moire de WASH
est partout %veneree, on ne tarda
pas 4 recevoir de ces blocs des pays
strangers, de la Suisse, de Rome, DIR
de Russie, de France, de Prusse,
meme de la Chine ct du Japon. Toute-
fois, celia ne sufisait pas: il faut bicn des
pour clever I'm monument de &c
genre ct il faut, d'ailleurs, autre chose que
des moellons pour payer les ouvriers char
GEES de les poser. Iamour don't les
Americans entourent la memolre de &C.
lui qui est ale premier dams leur ceur,"
les await bien pousses a donner des pier
res; mails il n'etait pas assez pu1ssant
leur falre metre la main . Ia bnnr-
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Chevaux, Mulets, etc.

E SOJSSIGNE, connu depuis de tongues an
IL nees pour son experience dams cette branche
importante de Went de s'etablir dune
maniere permanente a la Pointe-Coupee, pres
du debarcadaire du Ferry ct en- face de Bayou
Sara. Il a eleVe en- Get endroit de spacieusts
ecuries- ct aura eonstammcnt rnmain grand nom
bre de Mulets ct de Chevaux elves sur son
haras pres de Lexington Kentucky. II peut
offrir au choix du public les plus bnaux animanx
DE-. race, ainsi que les produits croises DIES especes
les plus renommees du Kentucky. pour la taille
ct la force.
AUssI: Betes a cornes Durham ct autre), Mou-
tons a Tongue laine. etc, race porcine despre-
mier choix. SANFORD THOMPSON.
Pointe Coupe, "a decembre 1859. II.