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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
CADDLE AND HARNESS MANuFAcTo-

- NY-Thp shTscTIher respectfully Nnn0nncra 10 Inc
citizens OF Wilmington and public generally that he has
commenced the Saddle and Harness Making Business, 1T
No. q shpey Street, below Second, Wilmington, Della
Tho undersigned lly believes that good Harness
establishment will 10 handsomely supported If conducted
in manner TO suit the wantsof thepepc As Mr. r. sthe
only employer that makes his own Saddles in the hest and
most wOrkmanlikr manner thus feeling assured that those
whoJnay patrOnlze him will received full equivalent for
their money, His stock consists Plain and Qnoel Shat
toe Saddles. Columbia and Spanish Riding Saddles, Also
Plain and Common Saddles, single and Double Harness of
all kinds Wagon Harness. Brides. Collars Wagon and
Driving Whips Trunks and Nalises Carpet Ags FlyNets
article usly kept in thslne Of business all Of which he
viii sell ia low 40 ANY other establishment IN the city.
Rss- Repairing done with ueatnesa and despatch.
ap23-ly AMOS RINGWALT
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28

p, ,lil ,, AMBR0rYPE AND Mt,LAiNoTYpE
i,ponis' old No. l2l new M 4l6 Market s,tee, I,,
for l.,, anu fiilh stteels. WILMINGTON, Delaware
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
WNSHNds SIN.

THE subscriber would most respectfully 10 his
friends and the public generally. that lac has taken the
Rising Sun Tavern New Castle where he will he happy 10
attend to their wants
Ills table will ever hc supplied with the choicest articles
the market produce, and his Bar will be supplied with
the very best Liquors Nothing. in short will br lett
done TO make my house comfortable place II resort
ju1l-tf JOHN KEEGAN.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
bulletin Of'Hh. ne. gsViDrI,IIT.t


az y, n'& W BKioGluRsT Wholesale and Retail
piuggat lO3 Market Street
NhIMsuN letter WASIl-I have inst rarcIy,l .ir-
y ." ms celebrated euro for letter which IL Tho bs
remedy ever known for letter Rngworn OF BARRIERS Itch.
cpysr. Ar o.,,r,, II. X. DRINGHuRsf
49, Az CEMENT or Soluble Glass for permanent,
=. ~ u,9ke, Eln.s Ca other warea Article
" ~, ~; H. u; bhiNuuURsT'S, l0a Market Street
t,nEhoohEIEhS--a large assortment Of MfAllislrf'
make IN iron tin and lockwood frames also enclosed
WYE, Iel dairy nsc II. r. BRINGHURST, Fourth and
A. LVNGWOkrlfs CATAWnA BRANDY, and Lyons, anl'
hnn Eientn BiAndx IN bottles. also. Madeira wines
tkENCll THuSSES, II light pattern for Summer us'
Wg y private room for hitting thVm to the person.
UoAS uELLATlN, with directions, al H. H. BRING
LONG COMBS for Children Of India Rulle. lal5 CONT.
ENGLISH WHITE FELT CORN PLASTERs a fure Nr
'"rlis Without the use u the knife at H. r. Brnguf.ls
lEEGHES SPAWN MIATUREn certnin rurc t,r spat.
IN or lngbonc In horse, Such il the exnericnce Of ~
sem Lgech, who has used it for many years
VANILLA BEAN; also Extract ~ vnnill, mad. from
tie Bean, by w. Il. llringlnrsts
AfEh : SARSAFARlLLA--A new preDalatiol. rs tho
Fills ''''' N"'I'S '''''' w
DEAD SHOT vEHNuFUGE-n fresl, stock direct FROM
Ind lopslrlotsi also neat Almanac gratis ut H. H.
rlNE VuhBSa general assortment all sizes some WY
u e i s'oltnns the hair. H. II. Bringhurst 1o5 Market
BRANDRETIrs PILLS, q resurrection of noted pill.
1AfEs FAMILY MEDICINES-I am SOLE agent, lnl
"'M M,i. nnye supply Of all his preparations.
DENAETIs COCAINE perfect hair drcssng
=, nAl1hi THlCOPllEROuS. by dozen or by single bo
vs., WY low' II. II. BRINGHURST,
hpzo No. 1903 Market Street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
WILLIAM IONEs,

49,. FUKNITUKE WAKEKOOMs.
mi No. l0l mud 10l n W. Corner Of Front and Slplry
streets Wilmington Del All kinds of Furniture
manufactured and kept constantly IN hand such ns sofi-
Chairs Bureaus. Tables, Book Cases, Wasistals Bedsteas
Mt'Nns sidelmats Secretaries Spring, Hair and lusk
Mattresses, &C., SC
In Old Furniture Repaired. s1Sn
N H. CoFFlNs made and FUNERALS attended Ut the
shortest notice. senJltf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28

w Market Street between Front aud Second streets,
Fast sdeOysters an Refreshments VI NIL kinds served up
In the best style. The friends Of the undersigned
spectully invited to give him call HENRY HAAH.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
,JOIlnsom's rs OF. Ambr,ol1fIiVl;iOI,e

sBOIAmsOm'S e5 Ct. Ann bPOtVDe
Rooms ARE At NO. 309 (0ldNo So MARKET sT'kEET.
p, over snyIhs Chna store, and opposite the Farmers
public Pictures taken and set in Rings aleaons Breast
pms &C. &c. Also pictures in cloudy ~ well ns cl,ar
weather Please give me call and for yollIsolyos
augG q. w JOHNSON, AHhfotypeArtst.
GEGARs--A NEW STOCK on EINn
- Scgars-at II. n. BRISonunsr's.
uaE WHIsTLING BALLOON Is A NEW
Tof-for sale at BoDDYs Confectionery store No ge1
tHILDHENs' COACHEs.--IP You WANT
81 Market street. 9'' w.
I UsT RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE Toys. drec,
~ rom Germany, and for sale wholesale and retail AT
sepi' BODDY's, No 221 Market Str Get
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
question sOLyEp.--wno IS Ill.rlr ..nl

QUESTION SOLVED.--WIIO Is LITTLE Obi.
NJ Li TiARPl" Many years ago this question was mn
swcrc y one Of Deawares distinguished sous to an I'M
tol number who had assembled to hear IT, Many of their
Thnrp 80 says the nrntur whn youun was fond of rn,,
corn stalk horses on his fathers farm when Major Tom
stockton was leading the American forces and taking pos
session oil Fort Georgu There few living who were
present NJ that battle, could testify tit ict hut from
History The old have passed away, the middle aged 10,
silent aud Young America like those Of y0re armed with
Resolution, told the soft tale and thus tho soldier spoke
lie spoke of time when his fathers lair was black. and
hs MINISTER'S also IN these days there was nothing
thought Of Shampooning or Dyeing II wns shave me- Of
cut my hair Now, ionng America. wishing to improve
with the times orders MOnstache. G0atre Prince Albert
Victoria Dye DuncardH, Wigs, Scnns Shampnpning
Those orders all be filled Ly calling on j. NJ and H.
Roach, Practical BARRIERS, No. East Fh Street Doy,,
Binding. Wilmington, Del.
With RazOfs keen
Aud Water hot
You'll always find them
On the spot.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
CWAREES O,DONNELI,.

Nj BkCllANT TAILOR Corner VI sixth aud Slplry Sta,
i Wilmington Dell Has choice variety NJ Cloths CATS
sinners and Nr-tinss which he will make un the shortest
notice aud an accommodating terms. Persons wishing
procure good article had briur mil and examine The
lnrgc stock Of glNls colI-Ianlly ON hand. mNI-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
INsURANUE.-PARM LOOK TO YOUR INTER
s1-Llye stock Insurance Company liorscs, caille


INsUR ANUE.-PARMERsLo0 LOOK TO YOUR INTER.
/ EsTi-Llyc Stock Insurance Company lorscs, cattle
aud Mules Insured Of Reasonable fairA
WEST BRANCH INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 100000.
All losses promptly paid at this office.
IIotsca Cattle and Mules insured against accident aud
death. A. POuLsON' General Agent
MECHANICS and others, dependent on your daily labor
prepare for sickness while IN health come 70 No. JOo King
Street above Third IN tile Odd Fellows Hall and get your
health insured Vt reasonable rates Weekly payments
made to persons while sick, promptly At this office.
A. rOuLsON, General Agent.
INSURANCE against loss by Fire. Buildings Mcrcian
disc Furniture &c. insured ut this Office, at reasonable
rates. A. POuLSON, urnernl Agent
MARINE INSURANCE.-On Vessels, lioats, Cligoe'
freighH and Merchandise transported on River Canal
or Railroad A. p0uIS0N, General Agent.
LIfEiNsURANCE ANN.--Ioclesare issued from
this office to persons who may desire to insure their Ner
Capital two aud half millions Of dollars
A. POULSON, General Agent,
aepi0-am 500 King Street. above ID, Wilmington, Del
submit tho following testimonial from diuvcrnor WM
r. PACKER showing the reputation Of the Company Ut uhe
WmLIANsroHT, Pa. August o. 1851.
am personally acquainted with the Directors and oii-
GERS Of tho We. iranc Insurance Company, 1T Lack lla
ven, Pa Ani cuerly uar testimony to their high char
ncter business mcn, company under their '"nfo
will undoubtedly be safe and rrndcntly managed ani all
losses which 1t susaina honoraby adjusted. ,...,,,
p.xT IL. ffn,an f1il,t,r ~ n, Nnv On IeHg
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
ESSENCE on ,JAMAl

ID CA GINGER Il carefully prepared from the best
jamaica Ginger and lusssrs In concentrated form. the
valuable properties uf this II IL very agreeable
warming Stimuan and is particularly recommended fur
Collie, Flaucncy, Indigestion weakness. Of tho stomach
hnt Bowels. and Is found highly useful In those cases Of
sudden insosinii, 81 liable to occur in summer from
excessive heat o,cf-indulgrncr fatigue. or that sense of
exhaustion experienced by many Will" travelling.
II ns makes an excellent drink for the harvest iel
and Il much used for tiat purpose. Prepared by
u. BRINGlluKST 4 co.
ppno,,iats 90 al, 4 N,.rla,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
EEATHFEIe STOEsE.
(tHARLEs A. CHANCE, GRooER.

~ CORNER or EIGHTH AND ORANGE STREETS,
Wilmington, Del, would respectfully inform the public
that he Keeps ronstaatly on hand complete assortment Of
Oils Sugars cocas Spices, Sugars Moasscs Tobacco So,
slrs Bacon, Hams Sliced and whole Lard Cheese Rice
Fish Ground and Pine Salt. Extra aud Supptlno Flour
Corn Meal Starch Soap. Dried Fruits Butter Eggs &c.
&C., together with all articles generally kept In Grocery
store, which will be sold cheap.
N.B.-Also, choice selection of Wines Brandy Whiskev
Gin and other Liquors. iy23-tfs
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
.JOR PRINTING

IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES EXEJuTED AT
No. Vi SIMPLIFY STREET
THE MATERIAL Is ALL NEW AND OF THE LATEST
STYLES
HAND-DlLLs, RAILROAD BILLS.
CARDS, CIRCULARS,
BILIrHEADs HEADINGS,
RECEIPTS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
CHECKS. LABELS,
MANIFEsTS PROGRAMMES
And every description Of Prning-om the smallest and
nentest Visiting Gard TO tho most snowy and elaborate
Posting ll extensive NOumc-landsomoly md attin
elly executed with promptness at the time specified
the most reasonable terms for caah Call and see 7pec
mems.
n DAl orders from tho country strictly attended to-
md the work despatched It's destination without extra
charge, nl1;,-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28

w No 81 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON.
Gum Elastic Fine 1nuth Cnmbs or sac at Waltons Drug
Store.
English Honey Soap, sold at the Drug Store, 81 Market
street. by Walton.
Gum Elastic Ratirs for children, for sale by A. Walton,
n Market street.
Ivory Fine Tooth Combs. guo assortment NJ different
prices. NJ WatOn'H Drug Store.
Iiun Elastic Balls. sold ut 81 Market street.
H. Queens Col Liver Oil Jelly which il pleasant ta-
bic fruit ellics and made from pure Col Liver OIL favored
to suit the delicate 'tpmarhs uf those who unfortunately
need the OIL for sale ut waons Drug Store, 81 Market
Street.
Gum Elastic Neck Combs tr sae by Walton 81 Market
street
Gum Elastic Long Round Combs for children it sale at
Malion'-
luync's sanatiye Fills. sod at Waltun'4
Rose Hair Oil, for sale Al Walton
Jaynr'- ENpcutorant, sold by Walton
lrrfs Marrow, Tor sale at Waon- Drug Store.
laynes Tonic Ncrmifugc, sold Al 81 Market street
crysiaizcd Hair rUniade, SOLD by WBiTON.
IL
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-28
ALL-HEALING SALyE

May be used to advantage. This
Salvo is an invaluable remedy for
family use in all cases Of Cuts.
Burns. Sores, Carbunclcs. Fcloas.
&c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09
InpGE cLoproNs succEssOR.


10 ttf EIttOF oI tte nHty
Another Of the great men of country has passed
away again the tocsin warning has rung out Its fearful
neal We are called upon to mourn the loss OF our
loved ard distinguished Judge, Hon. John B. Copton
But while we pause pay tribute of fond regret to
his departed worth must not forget that we have
cause for anxiety for ourselves. The position OF our
lamented friend was in ITSELF high and elevaed but
the learning the sound judgment and incorrupuble In
tegrty which Judge Copton brought to the discharge oil
the duties of his office make his place dangerous eeva
ton for ignorance or corruption Our people have been
so long accustomed to rely with confdng trust on the
support of their wise and just friend, that 1t behooves
them TO be guarded and fill his place with worthy sue
cessOr If we look the district eyes rest at
once upon distinguished lawyer and successful advo
cate who has ever BEEN throughout aborOus life the
pride of tide-water Virgnians Born in our midst be
has ever lived among u.s. and by his own exertons, I'M
aided save by the generous patronage of people who
have ever loved him, and delighted to honor him, he
has won proud preemnence in the first rank of his pro-
esson be has long been distinguished for his profound
scholarship bis extensive learning aud discriminating
Judgment Il is hardly necessary say that alude 10
Richmond T. Lacy of New Kent 1t were useless to
give history of one well known TO the people OF our
district remind the citizens of the district OF his
aborious services in their behalf during the long peri
legislature or the people OF New Kent how he has serv
ed them for than twenty years. their Common
weaths Attorney These things will not be forgotten
by The people and we believe that they will not prove
ungateiu-but that they will be mindful of past services
and eager to show their appreciation omert and worth
Leaving with them his name and histOry-we offer Mr.
Lacy as candidate for the Judgeshp, with sanguiue
expectations that he will be their first choice the day
of the election and humby begging that he will pardon
the use Of his name without his consent though one
of the sovereigns claim it the property ofthe peo
pie. ALLIGATOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09
clay INSTRUMENTATION.

Thursday next comes OF the Inauguration in this city
Of the Statue Of HENRV Clay the great American States
men and patriot There will doubtless be present, on
the interesting occasion, large multitude of the men
and Of Virginia and other States, including an
unusual number of military and civic associations.
An unusual number OF distinguished gentlemen will be
present also In addition to those heretofore mention
ed letters have been received from the Hon. BENIAH
M,sonIS, Governor Of Kentucky, Hon. JoHN MoRE-
lUAD, Ex-Governor of North Carolina Hon. JAMES
BEoo6s editor Of the New York Express and ex-mem-
Der OF Congress and from the Wing Central Committee
of New York, and some.ohers, all of whom promise to
attend the Inauguration on Thursday.
In conclusion, express the particular hope that
Virginia people ladies and gentlemen will turn out on
the occasion in imposing numbers-iOr the day will be
one long to be remembered in the history OF the Com
mouWeaith
We hope, also that the citizens Of Richmond general
Is Vl suspend business Thursday, in order to give
al au opportunity Of participating in the patnoue anc
agreeable ceremonies Of the day. We trust TOO una
Che suggestion which has been made for general ium'-
nation on Thursday night will be carried out with be-
coming taste and spirit.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09
nbc Concord Mob.

In this mornings issue publish from Abolition sour
ces, fu account of the late practical Eu'acaron' by
le aboGtouis-s Of Concord Massachusetts,, oil the an
taorv of the United States Government The CORES
roade1co found at the cabin Of old John Brown near
farmers Ferry. showed that New Hampshire Ped-
-oqe. named Slnborn was priyy to the plans OF the
Kansas horse-.hicr and assassin, and he was consequent
Is summoned to appear and testify before the nyestisa-
r. committee OF the United States Senate. He rcpuli-
ttsd their authority and treated their subpoena with
contempt OF course a stringent process was is
sued am attachment for contempt requiring his torcibe
arrest and conveyance to Washington. Il was the at
tsr TO- execute this process which led to the treason
,br, r,..ace of the Concord mob followed by the IL
tcratcn OF tine prisoner by Qubbing, petioggng and
-s,r,at court. The occurrence illustrates at once the
political virtue of the Northern people and the merits Of
IND. Southe-u-5orn dogma of notification. We are Gu
-ioi TO see how it viii eud-whether the majesty and
authority ofthe Federal government will be maintained,
or h, Democratic doctrine OF publication be recognized
s. rule ofactiou As yet do not observe that any
steps in the matter have been taken at Washington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09
rHE oxyoENATED BrrTERs.

Dspepsid LldOestidn Heart Barn, Water Brdsh, Sour
Stomach Jdundic Fzdtuiency General DEBILITY &C.. find
ready relief and speedy In this great remedy.
THE OXYGENATED BIrTERs
believed many who cured Of the above
plants only medicine which the dtrd Ded affords
for their Invaluable II alcoholic preparation, which,
while giving momentay stimulus reduces the stem IL the
rAO but distinct and different from medical preparation
compounded which will In most extract the dis
ease by restore the patient 10 pristine health In
proof which, testimony Of the very highest and unexceptona
character Is presented.
Reliable Testimony.
We call the attention Of the reader to the following letter from
President smith, ofwesleyan University:
MDDIETowS, Conn. Feb %, 1859.
Messrs. sETH W. Fowls 4 Co.,.
enemen-I made OF the 0XVGRSkTED BrTERs some
seven eight Having suffered for twenty from
Dyspepsia which attended with headache ON an
Of Dr. Green bottle and
II n benefit received 10 discontinue the use"
bottle warranted further trial. 10 the extent OF
with careful observance OF the accompany
ing directions result almost entire relief from the
usual dyspepc symptoms and their depressing painful
believe these Ber produced entire change In the
habits upon the I've energies Of the digestive
organs deem myself exempt from Dyspepsia AZ most
persons Be have also Of service to other members
OF my family. Very respectfully your ., -, o,,,r,,
RE- Prepared by sHTH W. F0WLE co., Boston, and Tor
sale at wholesale RETAIL by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
CO. W PETERSON j. p DAVAL, Richmond, and by all drug
gsts and dealers dcnes In city and country.
mh80-dctwlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09

Noun YERNoV-The ladies have paid for Mount Yer
non, but will have procure the SUN Of $4,000
the interest OF which will keep The place in repair Miss
Pameio Cunningham, the Regent Of the Association,
writing on the subject, says
Practical men whom | have consulted on this sub
ect estimate that will require from $4,000 to $4,000
annually to the expenses which must be incurred
Mount Vernon is TO be kept in repair and provided
with force sufficient to protect and preserve the house
and grounds in security and good order worthy their flu
national position. OF this sum- the annual receipts
from visitors may furnish from 800 81 00O although
those of the past year only amounted 22S % but
the remainder cannot be safely relied o. except from
principal invested yield the requisite investment
The sfety Of nyestm mt general rule is in inverse
ratio TO ucratve interest Ii estimate at per cent
it would require principal Of from sl25 900 to Sl4O
900. As We have $4,000 in possession, already
in position 10 meet Of our obigations-to restore
Mount Vernon to what Il in its pamy DAYS. We
have yet to acquire the $4,000 needed for annual
maintenance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09
DIRECTIONS.


The line will be formed o'clock A. NJ the
right resting on twentysecOnd street. fronting South
At eleven O'Clock, column will be formed the right carriages
single mounted troops by oursfost troops by plaoons all 9th
foot In front Of iand In this order the column Will move
by music In quick tim up Main 5lh-by 9th IN Franklin
Ninth-by Ninth street to the Capitol Square.
Arriving at the gate. there will momenary halt when all In
carriages and on horses will the cavalry v
will continue down Ninth street. hating at such point It's
Commander seeccarag and horses will turn out to the
right remain until the the prOcessOnhe cob
win then onward by the right flank file left to such
point rs the Chief Marshal may designate
Arriving at the place resting the will be formed In cose
umu by companies the first right In 'front.' fronting
the Platform ordered and parade rest The remainder
OF the procession will take such position the Chief Marshal will
direct.
ggAr prayer and the Grafton Cat the Of which the Statue will
be unveiled and salute OF thirteen guns red the line will bre
formed of by music the gate by which entered
where pausng to be oined by the Cavaycarrages viii be
resumed horses mountedwhen the procession will be conducted
the ground upon which formed and be dismissed by the
Chief Marshal
During march, officers charge Of bodies will that pro-
distances maintained and good order preserved
The Assistant Marsha ito be recognized by their Scars and
Batons) will be assigned their positions by the Chief Marshal
they will order is preserved and that the
free from obrucons requiring pecatort
fine themselves 10 the sidewalks
The police In charge the Square platform and seats will
order much silence possible during the
monies upon platform They will permit any persons
occupy The PLATFORM except those designated by the Com
mittee OF Arrangement
by the numbers T. D. g. 10 H. r. 49, H. 49, &C. Il and IS,
will the Exchange Hotel where they will be seated Ia carra
thdrection of the Committee OF Arrangements TN
NJ the Assistant Mahas will report 10 the Chief Mar
the Armory where they will receive their Bait OF Office
CHARLES DIMMoCK,
lief Marsha
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09

TO0A UsbIOEs.-Iuc following articles specified by
law being exempt from levy distress, we publish
FIR tie benefit OF peogl aud officers
A COW, bedstead and bed, with covering, six chairs,
one table, six knives aud forks six plates, two dishes
two basins oven fix pieces Of wooden or earthen-
ware one loom and its Appearances, spinning wheel
cue pair Of cards axe hVe barrels corn five bushels
wheat or barrel -four POO pounds bacon or pork,
audhve dollars In value OF forage, one cooking stove
AID utensils TO- cooking aud in case OF mech mi the
tools oc mpemeutso OF MS ira .e not exceedingkz1 IN
value; sew machine and eXempting family portrait
from Law; also one horse mule or yoke o. oxen, not
exceeding SOJin value also the necessary gearing, ex-
cent for taNes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09

CEREMONY OF THE ExcoNNUNICArIoN or VIcroR En-
NANUEL-A correspondent of the independence Beige
gives the following account of the ceremony to be per
formed in the Pope should resolve to excommuni-
cate the King of Sardinia:
The ceremony will take place in St. Peters Church
with great pomp. All the Cardinals will be present. the
whole Church will be hung with black the crucifx will
be veed and torches OF yellow will be lighted and
extiuguished one after another. There will be grand
procession of all the monasc orders Of Rome, who will
afterwards depart for their monaseries and converts,
chanting the Mserirs they pass through the city
The person who gives this information does not think
that the Of accommodation will be pronounced
by the Pope himself but the Cardinal selected for that
purpose"