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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24
INPECTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm.

NOR prevention aud Of Fsuer and AgUe and Bilious
Ftrers This wonderful remedy brought the knowege
Of the propro friend who has been great rsy-
eer In Persia and the Holy Land.
While going dom the river Eup rates. he eIpsenced erere
and Ague On discovering his condition Of
the BoAtmea took fs his Amulet saying "Wsr fs
and feree to touch Although m vr
eomp d. and experi-nced ree and has since
found efeciual protection from all msarous
plaints
further investigation he found that the TO
sraeoss powers and said thsI could only be obt ined from
the Priests Of the Fun Sometime Afterwards the gentleman In
converting with Priest obtained om him the secret OF Its
pa and ssceransd where the medicinal herbs found
Of which COMPOUNDED The wonderful virtues OF this srt
Gle induced full belief In the minds Of the natives IN the
miraculous healing povers Of their Priests
Since his return 10 AmscA has been tried with the harpe
BY Ladies and Gentlemen OF hrh character who
giyen the unqual fed praise This remedy having
specific In Persia for Of for the prevention
and OF Fever aud Ague and Bilious Yever offered
TO the American people.
mali prepaid full direct use
cept Of one dollar.
Principal Depot Manuf,cory lss Main St. Richmond Va
Branch once Bank Of Commerce Dull Ing NevYork Address
Iy2-iy JOHN WILCOX co.
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no! FOR HARVEST.
ST. .NICHOLAS HOTEL,

NEW YORK
VVyEN completed years ago ne a. Nicholas univer
w sally pronopncsd The mcs magnificent eonveuient and
tho-ouzay orzanEe1 eahshen; Of the knd @ eoatnent
what L Eas thea remains today-wout rival In size, IN
sup;u9yass and In & general elements of comfort and erjoy
% a. The Hotel Accommodation for 1000 gness ncluo ing
100 complete apartments for families Sx hundred
sons cofsrtaA seated Al the tables Of H three public
dg nothing hat modern Art has devised for the
veneaee yaacaon cf he travelling public has been
ottsd IA is plan nscted In It's practical details The early
reputation and abroad derived from il
niuds superb ap20ln msnt and b homehke eomorts and
aKas bsss snhAnesa ever, BY The nnSsase exeon
Of ths proDrst0rs TAEADHELL hhtIOOAb . CO
a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24
LAW CARDS.
EUsTACE GIBSON,

ATTORNEY at LAW.
WILL PRACTISE In the COuriS Of Giles Mercer Monroe
w Mopgomery PULASKI and will collect ami r.mt pune
tusly for ali claims placed In klI hAnds.
Post Ofhce. Giles Court Houss. Va lYlI--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24

A CAPITAL BOOK.
NAN AND WOMAN OF. The Law oY HONOR, applied % The
solution oths problem why are so manS more S' nen tnan
men Chrstiansg" By Rev Slaughter With sn infrodne-
on bT Prof Bsdsos Of the Universy Of Virginia Price re-
duced 10 f0c. -,
A SONS evidence excellence and popularity 81 tbs work.
nearly tons have been sold within few weeks and me
third Il now Ia presa.
ne Pt<reurx Arress says Each In the land ought
% se 70 reads the book and comes up 70
The requirements Ct helNS II hono-." -. - =
Rehnond EHiFer I'VE venture 70 assert 20 man
Ordinary ntsnec'usI ability lar down beore e
s,ti, hof o eco 40 end Tn.re charming implicitly bre'
" empreh n.lvs philosophical ves and mslke porGAIre
which make ne volume universally 16mirrd .o
lJl6 JAS WOODdOOSA w.
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NEW CLOTHING STOS
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

HECHMOND MADE CLOTHINGs
Incre : ed Fa Gill [ eS.
UyHg subscriber has manufacturing Clothing In the q
cty Of Richmond over twenty and has al this ~
time from Is 70 l0o hands Ia his employment and WILL In ~
month t~o make large additions TO that H.
be Having tAken the his store especially for
cturng p1rposes he determined to make article In the
clothing line tSst shall In with clothing
In Northern cities and he asks the patronage Of his old
friends and the public generally ysw OF the fact that he Civ
employment midst Sge number Of mechanics and
worthy females Sho might otherwise suffer for the neeessArles o.
% he has the be Of cutters and materials not TO be surpAss
ed By house In the country.
Maryland Virginia, cArenAs and Georgia casmeres and
rueeds all grades and coors Strictly Southern MAnuaetr
ing House. shall ssaed personal inspection Of not
uhat what he has been doing for
r B SPESCE, Ccthier and Tailor,
mia Corn. Main and 18Th .ts Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24

GRAIN CRADLES, GRAIN CRADLES
VI Cosbyb Wood Brace
esunders'
Grants Wire +"
Grant, " Southern Pattern
Brown Co's""
Coton's Z"
Ao Glover a1d Grass scyhes complete Iron snath
Gsoe Raks barley and wheat Forks wood Tines For sale By
mAqa wM PALMER, SON co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24
MRS. cR Y,s LAST AND BesT NOvkL.-rl

MRS. CIR Y,S LAST AND B9sT NOvKL.-The
lf1 Little Beauty BY Ms Gray, Auhor Of 'Ihe Gamblers
WIFE" kc l vol l2mo. cloth ti 20 . vols paper LOO
The Last Days Of Pomps BY Sir BulWer Lytton vols lsmo
"ibrary edition." co
Woman The Law Of Honor applied the solucn
Of the problem ''Why than Chris
ans BY the Rev Slaughter Rector OF Calvary Church. Cal
pepsr CO.. vs.; b0c
Deversur; by Sir Bulwer LyttOn vO i'no. 'brsry ed
ticn;" 60
womAns OF Health work for mothers aud for
families On plan sae and ecent by John stainbsek
wilson. VI D. IS
Risnce Witness the Bible BY Rev. W. ~ Psndctor;
The Black Tale Of Plantation life In south Carolns
By Mrs henry X srhooicran; l2h
Hymns Charth and Home. Compiled BY members OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church; eOe -
A. NORRIS BOOKSTORE,
Iyi6 ~ Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24

PRICES hEDUCt.D.
LNNDNG stock Of DRESS and FANCY G0UDs rather
heavy, veshs this date, reduce the prices fol-
lows Say
Hsndsome FreuchPTinied Bereges, q5
Very pretty small figure, half Morrn!ng do IS
Super French organdes, 25
DO. do JAconets 25
Super ChintE Pattern 0rgandrs, 80
Fancy Dress siks, all bought this Spring at unusually
low prices
Grey Dress Coos, al qua htles, at cost
Blk Lace, Pnpln and other Nantes, at reduced prices
French Work ssits Collars and sl-ev.s and pretty.
Our stock OF Staple Goods good has been during the
season.
Dcemiaed reduce the stock shall offer the Goods
Low PRICES jeI9 CHILES CHESERY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-23

Naalua, Oahu. Dealer in General Merchandise. Country
duce--Gch Corn, Beans Eanauas. Butter Eggs, y
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ANIS Al PIBLIC.

les Soussignas, aynut etc nomm5s Agents pour les
Assureurs maritimes de Paris ct de Bordeaux,
prtyiennent le public general ct les Capt.
taines de uayircs marchands francais qui esitent
les ports de CO royaume, on Particuler, que dams
tous les cas- d'Iydries, qui auraient lieu dams ces
parages, lis dcvrort, fiire constater et verifer
les fats devant pour l5glliser leurs recla-
nations contre les dts assureurs.
ED. HoFFSCHLAEGEE x srAPENHORsT.
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Commercial Advert or,
Fron Thlereray'+ C1-ubHI Magazine.
Strangers Yet.
Strar-ers vet

Strangers vet
hfrrr years r-Iff- r1-a.hsr.
Aftrr fair aa1 stormy va4ther.
Af-sr trtvel IN fir lsn4s.
Ane- touch - werII = h7nI4.-
Why thus i1iueI' Why ever met,
Tfth~v must ~ sfran~ers yet.
Strangers vet.
Af-er chilfhnod'- winning wayz.
AN@r carr. a1I hifrr- ard praise.
Counsel asked AMI wi.71rn given.
At-r mutual prayers - Heaven,
chill AID parent scare rn-rrt
When they 7lrt-1re strangers yet.
Strangers vet
After strifa Gor common ends,
Arer title ~ oil friends.
Aner passion fierce and tender,
Amer cheerful s-If-qurrpnder,
Heats r1ay teat anf eyes b. vet,
And the souls be strangers yet.
Sfrar-ers VT
Stranzr auH hitter thought q scan
AT the t0rerfnoss - man.
Mature bv rnarrstic laws
Circle unto circle draws
Circles only touch when met.
Never uf7-I~s-=frfrFers vet.
Srrr1-.-rr vstl
WV =. e-e-r1 ~. ~ thus
Suiri.s sill irrrarvi0rz7
StaU 80 yer f,frrv sta-I
Soul ~ s4rt. ne 'anI 70 iaudy
Are the bounds eternal set
To restrain - strangers yet2
Strangers get
TelI not love 10 must aspire
Untp -omethiug oth-r-higheT.
Col himself were loved the best.
Were mans sympathies at rest,
Rest above the strain and fret
or the worId % strau-sr- yet
Strangers yet
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H,1IRI-RGu.RRENEN

FIRE IN>J 4 / NCE 60 Mp \ y ! ..
-.yIII UND.'RSIC;S NED. Agents of the above Com
raug preg--i 20 insure risks against fire in and
about % 'a. .l..I-
MELCHERS x CO.
homo Win. o.. II. ls5-- 6s-.f
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Az l. y. CA~rI
CASTLE & COOKE.

importers Wholesale Retail dealers in General Ner-
caniiss, at The i stand, corner % the King aut school
che Church Also at the store
formerly occupied q. II. Nicholson m King street oppo-
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AHENT FOE -LLnYD,s

The ua-fy Merchants. ship and
Sh.-as-.r-- -f.t bee has received the appointment OF
AGENT at t.e-- Islands frr LLOTD'S LONDON.
l8J--f r. 9. JANION.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-23

=. IEOFFSCiEI.A E,G Err < STAPENuORST
cents the
PARIS AND BDBDEAUX BOARDS OF UNDER
WRITER'S.
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.. PITMkN,

SNIP NDLER
IIPoETER ASD DEALER ~ GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
IIEIO. FIulyl.i5.
y B-NIsaey advanced Whae-s Bills 19+-if
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\. Il. EVERETT,
TuOwAS SPENCER.

ship Chandler Dealer Merchandise, s:I r1
Merchant Honolulu. Oahu, l., seTs constantly or hand
aa extensive assortment uf every description oi 60 re-
r.ur-l ~ WlaII.-.i o. lrs others
-.strf.
~ r- shortest notice tia lowest market prices
- s1le. advanced vla-r-' oils ;l- tile lowest rates
- ---- ILr-..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-23

Continues Old business The in Nahee's fire
proof hu ling. the stIui recently occupied hv Dr.
HITmauu. Of Queen and ka,fImaHu
CirunoIneers observations of the and
wit a accurately adjusted 20 the
meridian Honolulu. Particular attention To fine
repairing and quadrant glasses silrer-l
adjusted. Charts and nautical Instruments constantly
hand and rIrs s4le 4l-tf
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II. ". sENEKANCE.

ship Chandler ed Commission Merchant. Honolulu :
REFERS To
Captain t. ? Honolulu
N.--r-. U. &. WaTEHlfAS * 'o-
WILLIAMS * lfNvES. NrE i.'H'3ll-
Ng..rEg E NaRELL- san Fra-r.sr'
ALL-r. N-" bel.pT4-
EaS.g \. FsIErE- E=f"l-
~LN NEE NICE .tI continue tHs ship 'ui1H.'7' AMI
C.t-fm-ru El-u..- OIL stand Evsry -e-I tru OF
s.l4 thsuI.-sy required 10y -lgus--, vi "e
10 ban aaI 5H- sg.e i- irT ll'-I
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NOTICE {!

TO RETURN TO THIS
E aiu-lam by 1sy Of October next, have appointed
Mr. under Power OF Attorney during
af-.lra CHARLES LAKE.
1r.af 2. : ur1 1850.
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wright aui d; tIe loot ~ haHil'nhnn street a--u
GEORGE l. 4. SEDERS.
Manufacture dealer T sheet iron. AMI Copper
EiihuEIluu opposite j. g. ~Ialiuls InE'Ulu- IT,
Tin and Copper Pumps Bathing Tubs,
fs 80 Shower ''fii- fiu sui Zinc H1ing- amt gem
.-.s .-r..... Sa.Y "V-cgt-i with
l-f
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". \. ALDRiiU.

Importer and Dealer General Merchandise; Commits
Sugar H!lltss.s aui Coffee and o
Island ProIuc-. Agent frr the LIHrE PLANTATION.
siguments Of all kinds Of Island Produce solicited Or
for Nerc1au.Ifs.. promptly attended to- IO5-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-31
New York Market.

BY 7eleg,arh.l New YORK. May 80.
FLOUR Market 5@llo cents better. IS 90 q
80 Super State; - 25Qy580 Extra State; 81 IL
Is Super Western; 35M5 60 Common ic
medium extrs do, S5 seM6io0 inferior to coed
shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio
Sales 1000 bbls.
CANADIAN FLOUR.-Market active and irm =
560G7 20.
RYE FLouR-Steady at 50 50@4 90.
wH"Ar-a-sLat ld2c better for Spring with
fair export demand. Sales 1000 hushel.. 81 Q:
a % Mill Club inferior to good Shipping.
RYE-Unsettled. Sales 1000 bushels 81 Nc.
BARLRY--Dull and unchanged.
CORN-Market lc better and light supply. 65 4
@664c unsound shipping western mixed; 62@
63H Extra.
UArs.-4O(944Hc western and State.
PoRK-Market dull Gnd heavy. SA 40 old mess
Si7 S54!7 81 new mess $l2 SO old prime, and
$l3 50@l3 81 new.
kEET.-Dull.
Cur MEATs-Dull and heavy. Sales $50 pack
ages.
CueEsE-Steady 1O@lOHc.
LARD-Firm. Sales $50 bbls.
TALLOw.- Quiet at l0Hc.
BUrrER.-ln fair request at l1Wl3c choice /; II
$500 State.
WHIsKY-Market frmer. 22c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-31
RIVER srEM MS.

Wednesday, Noy 80, 1850.
ARRIVED
NoRrHERNER, Afford, st. Paul.
FRED LORENz, Green, st Paul.
DEPARTED.
KATE CAssgLL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
VIZ. l.. EWING, Rhodes, St. Paul.
NorRERNRR Afford, St. Louis.
FRED LoRENz, Green, st. Louis.
The popular Northern Line Packet Canada
Capt. Parker, will be down this morning, and afte
ashortstsy at this point she will proceed down tn
river.
The elegantly arranged steamer Grey Eagle
Capt. Harris, will depart for st. Paul this morn
ing at o'clock.
The Kate Cassell will BE- up this evening and
dapart for Montrose tomorrow morning.
The VIM. l.. Ewing and Kate Cas.ell did not
depart from this point until yesterday morning
which we said departed on Tuesday evening.
The River at this point is about stationary
with feet on the Upper and feet on the Lower
Rapids.
The lllionis River is very low and falling stead
lily and in very bad condition.
The Missouri River is reported to be still fall
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-31
my3l-d6w

rU>RU STEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF Deed Of
i Trust executed to me by Johann Christian
Fink and his ife Gottlicbe Fink. dated the I'd
day OF June 1857, for purposes therein mentioned.
which Deed is duly recorded in the Recorders
office lor Scott county, Iowa, in Book" of Mort
cages. rage 225, shall sell at publ, auction to
the hi,hest bi ider for cash. at the Court House
door in the city Of Davenport, county OF scott,
and State Of Iowa. on Thursday, the 2lst day Of
June. 1864, at 2 o'clock, =. NJ, the following do.
scribed tract Of real estate ying and being sitse-
ted in the county &c Scott and Sfaie OF Iowa, u
wit: A part Of tho south west quarter OF tas
southwest quarter Of Section No fifteen 10 J, In
Township No seventy u north, oi hahge
No. two = east of the 9Th l.. NJ, beginnng NJ
the south west corner post OF SAID section n'seeh
QI5) from which burr oek, IA inches in diane
ter bear. north l7h +, us links. also burr Gag
10 inches in diameter, bears south 7611 w, 100
links: thence cast along section line SIX to)
chains and fifty five (55) links to the road line ;
thence north l5A west tour 41 chai.ls and nifty
SO links to u post thence north 2ota west
six 81 chains along south line II road to post !,
thence north 30 west four chains ana forty,
two ~ links along said road line to hickory.
inche, in diameter thence west forty eight -
links 10 post in section line thence south along
section line thirteen 10 chains and sixty-one 81
links to place of beginning, being the ianu he-
scr,brd in Deed from Erie Dodge and wife to ssd
Fink. recorded in Book "O,' page 333, in the ke-
corders Office Of Scott county aforesaid anu also
Lot No. seven n in Block No. six - In heckie
d Keat;' Addition to West Buffalo, as known,
numbered and de.iyna,ed on the recorded plat
of said addition.
The Trustee will convey only the title conveyed
! to him.
Dated May the goth, A. D. 1850.
JACOB w. STEWART,
my30-d,s Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-31
Iuarshal,s Sale.

WHEREAS, A SPECIAL TAX WAS lev
W led by the City Council Of the City Of Dav-
enport at their regular meeting on the 23d day of
May, A. d. 1860 on the below described property,
and the rate Of fifty cents for each front foot,
to defray the expenses Of laying sidewalks in front
Of said property Now, therefore, U. :. MeNisl
City Marsha al OF said City Of Davenport, do here
by give this public notice, that, in pursuance Of
the ordinance in such ntde and provided, l
will, on Friday, the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1850.
At the hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon. and
in front OF the Court House in said City, expose
and offer .or sale, TO the highest bidder tor casn
the following described property, (or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy SAID spc-
cial tax, namely:
Lots 4 ana 5, in Block 33, City of Davenport,
together with alley between said lots and 80 fcct
Of street north Of said Lot B., also,
Lots l, 2, 3, 4 and 5 in Block No. l, IN Mackin-
tosh's I'd Addition to the City Of Davenport also
Lots !, 2, 5 and A. in Block NJ. 2. in said MACK
intosb's "a Addition.
DAyEsroEr, lows, May 3Oth, A. D. 1850.
U. ). MCNEIL,
my3I dow City Marshal.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON. Nav 20.

WASHINGTON, Nay ~.
The act Of recommitting tie Pacific II X.
bill, together witn the various amendments. t.
the Select Committee Of tn. House. today Is
regarded IS .qniva!ent 10 is postponemen, for
the present 5, s-ion. The reason for thus dis
posing Of it include the contrarity of opinion
AS to the proper location oi the road and in
sufiiciency Of the condition Of the work by
those on whom tie franchises were to be con
ierred
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs to-
DAY unan'moasiy agreed TO report the senate
Oll appropr'ating !lo 900 to Tu~ns.nd Harrl,
for negotiating the treaty with Siam, which Ii
intended as an acKno wledgmeht Of his valuable
services to the commerce in the East
The President Of the UIitei States Aericul-
tnral Society has contributed TO the Japanes.
100 varieties of the principal cereals and v.ge-
table Seeds with their botanized designations
Each Of the Princes receives the silver media.
OF the Society, with their names inscribed in
their own characters.
The japanese, for several days past, have
been on a tour of inspection throughout the
city. They were particularly interested in a
large jewelry establishment, witnessing the
manufacture Of the finer qualities OF gold and
silver ornaments
Madam Badisco widow Of the late Russian
Minister, wa married to-day to Capt. Scott, OF
the British army. He was dressed in full uni
form. President buchanan gave the bride
away. Among hose present were Lo.d Ly-
ons Secretary Thompson AMI many OF the
Senator'S and Representatives in Congress.
Tn Committee on Ways and Means have
und-r consideration the petition presented by
Mr.. Briggs. numerously signed by business. men
Of New York, asking Congress to require the
mints to receive copper cents at par ia ex-
change for other coin.
Mr. Hatch's report on the Canadian Recip
Tocity Treaty Is not only strongly opposed to
the main articles Of agreement 10 that instru-
ment, but the Administration are also reported
against it and the treaty will be opposed upon
the floor of the House.
The Secretary Of State declines to comply
with the call Of the House for q copy Of Hstch's
report, on the ground that it would be incom-
patlble with public interests.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-31
Mail Arrangements.

Times o. opening and closing mailsin the Daven-
port Post Office:
EASTERN MAIL, arrives at . A \ and 8 ~ closes
At $40 A n and Ph.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives At 8 p \; closes $50 An.
SOUTHLRH MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, .. rives at 8 Pm; closes $780, n.
WESTERN AKD SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives at
6Pn; closes At SPN.
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives . A y; closes st PM.
DuBroUE WAY MAIL, arrives at n Tuesdays
Thursdays and saturdays; closes At 6 y Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
CP RIVER NAIL TO Lyons, arrives at 6 P \; closes
at ~. daily, exbept Sundays.
BLUE GRASS MAIL, arrives at 2 n. closes at II y
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
ANIrY NAIL, arrives and closes At II \ Tuesda y
and Fridays.
ANAHOsA MAIL, arrives and closes At II y, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from to 10 AN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-31
TELEGR A PHO.
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Mail Stea mship Arabpa.

=, BosroS. May 2S
ihe steamship Arabia arrived at eleven
O'Clock tonight. Her news 10 mainly antici-
pated VIA Halifax. but the details in regard 10
the ia ian Affairs, are interesting
The following are among Gslobaldi's pro-
clamations. The first is to the Neapolitan
army:
Foreign ii science reigns over Italian ground
in consequence Of Italian discord, but on tn.
day Sumnites and Marti, united with the
brethren of Sicily you 81 all join the Italians OF
the north on thas day. Our nation, Of which,
sou are the finest part, shall resume its place
aS 10 former times, among the nations In Eu
rope an Italian soldier, only aspire to sec
You drawn up side by side with these soldiers
Of Var.se and San MARITIME, in order 10 ntly, 10
tight against the enemies OF sicily
Signed G. GARIBALDl.
Another pr. clamation is to the inhabitants
Of Naples:
1T Is time for you to initiate the magnani-
nous example OF Sicily, by rising against ths
most impious OF tyranIies, TO the perjured and
blsQdthirsty race that has 50 long tortured and
trsmpled on you. Let the tree government
succeed, which eleven million Of Italians desire,
aud substitute for the foul Bourbonic flag the
glorious tri color, the happy symbol of nstion-
al independence and unity, without which true
and durable liberty Is impossible. Your breth-
rem Of the north desire nothing more than t.
see you JOIN the Italian family.
Signed g. GARlBALDI.
RICoRDI iSARoN STAcCo.
One to the Siciiians 10 ns follows:
"Scilians, | have brought you a body a
brave men. who have responded to the her. il
cry OF Sicily. We the remains Of the battle
oi Lombardy. are with you All We ask is y.
freedom of our land. Unit ed the work W i'll b.
easy and short. To arms then lie who doe:
not snatch up weapon is a coward and q
traitor t. his coun RS. Want Of arms il no ex
cuse, We shat! get musaets, but at present any
weapon viii do In the hands of brave man
The municipalities shall Ssrov lde for the women
children aud old men, deprived Of their sup
port. To arms all Of you! Sicily shall once
more teach the world how country can b.
freed from its oppression by the powerful vii
ofa united people.
Signed G. GARIBALpL
The wreck Of the American p .ckct snlp En-
dymion WAS sold at auction at Liverpool fol
FL .255. Her anchors, chains. boat stores, DC
realized full prices
ST PETERSBURG, Nav 1s-1he announc men
that England probably would not offer oppos
tion to III irquiry by Russia into the situation
OF Christians in Turkey, has given great satis
faction here.
Hong Kong dates Of March 2yth states thai
Sir Hope Grant had arrived.
Active preparations are being mace for war
and the expedition will leave early i,
April.