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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-18
Largest Arrival Of the Season
AT -
MARK LEVISON'S,

OTPV"TV WV 1NV''"'Ih ''U'N''
TINE undersigned 6cgS leave inform hS friends that
/ he Inns returned from Fan Francisco, with u trcIuCn.
duous and fashionable Stock Of Winter
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
ETC. which lie will sell cheap any house this side
II Fan PrancscO. Bis stock consist: Of nne Beaver, Pilot
prirraam SkmiHrd business C"nt-, Ragiaus Oyerc"ats
aud Monkey Jackets; fine Cashmere and torskn Pants
aud Shaker Flannel Undcrshrts drawers ami IIAflI"sc
Davis 4 JOncs' White and COlOred shirts,
large assortment Of all kinds ~ French, black am ',"
orcd hats pultt d. pun fsnle squnrs nr aud cork cole
srw"d boots Gudfryy'S, Hunts, (ark> and ever body
csc+ fine aud heavy pegCeI and nailed hoot-; Gent.
s'wd buotcrI aI.d slips for dancing red" blue aud wItr
blankets aud comforts; lndan tanned buckskn glove,
mttrnS ayward- rubber boots, coats jlckrts, pants
aud lrggings; Lnen and silk handkerchief of all kin 81
SILK hat covers and umbrellas and II Thousand different
anti, les too numerous to mention.
tD- CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. AS
MARk LENISUS.
Pacrrt lille, Nov. ~, 1850 If
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-18
FOR SALE

THE House aud Lot OF the South side OF Main -
street Opposite, the KrOkuk IousS,) PlAcerYle :!
known the Tenn HOllO- House. 1t Ia Rooi stAnd
for Balloon Restaurant and will he sold easyierms
Applyi JAMES meBETH.
paccryie, February Itll, l,GO.-3m'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-18
LIST OF LETTEPH

FMAINlNG IN the Post ONCE at PlacerLfis Pehrnary
l>6o Persnns calling for Ittte,s IA this List
will please say " ADVERTISED"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-18

Produced, il s hy process known only To the Manu-
tcurrr, and extracted from The ,hoitr'; grain. Which
where lut In favored ocalt! In the Valley ri
the Mcncreahia, AMI c"htdiunS particle "s dvlccri
aim NtnTr has acuuhela rcpu'a;ion for perfect
putty and intrinsic excellence, based solely uron It's
Inherent which the Proprietor dives not intend shall
ever IL forfeited lis universal u.s., by the
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-18
ErySIpcIas and Salt RhcUnI

EFyNlpclaS and Salt Rheum
Are two ~ most common and virulent disorders
prevalent this continent, to these The Ointment is espt
cIHy unagOniStc its Ous oel anu Is nrst 10 eradicate
the venom and then complete the cure
Had Legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers.
Cases Of many years standing that have pertlnncousy
rctu'cT to geld 10 any other remedy treatment have
Invariably succumbcd to few applications of this power
iul unEuent.
EruptiOns OH ihc Skin,
Arising from bad State Of the blood chronic di>case,
rracatcd, and clear and Transparent surface re.
passes many Of the cosmetics and other toilet appliances
in It's power dspe rashes and other disgure'penis VI
the face.
Piles and FlStuIa.
Every form and feature Of these prevalent and stubborn
disorders Is rrndcar-d locally and entirely by the Use Of
this cmorrt; Tarm lamentations should precedc hs alp
pcnor: Its healing qualities VIII tr found To DC thor
Ungh and nvHrabr.
BotA tie OMtnrnt and tie PilIs Should BE-
md in tie .toIloWihy caseS:
frnions, Mrrcuria Erup. swcId Glands spralns,
Barns, ti"ns, Sore Legs, Still Joints,
timr'i Hand, pies, Sore Bicasts, letter,
Chilhlains, Ehr,i,nh'ism, Sor' Heads, Ulcers,
Fi~tula Sal; Ehcun, Sore 1lr"at+. NrEt tG'
~ tIoHt, - S,'titl5s SHf. - hI kl;rii,-SoFcs,
Lumbago, SKIN risriscs, Wounds of al kinds.
SU''CAVTIoN : None are genuine u!.lcss the words
W'H"irdp, N,G Io,i AMI Lo13'"." are dis ernabe
Warr.lnrk in every leaf OF hr book If directions
around each pot hoA the may BE- plainly seen by
Amdi"g ne h,Gt 10 tie hght handsome reward will DO
ris en- ' any one rendering such or,natiou mny lead
the detection of amy party pA'tes countrrnR the
medicines VI vending the same, knowing them to Dc spu'
{ ronS.
~ Sold at the Manufactures OF Professor HOLLOWAY
~ Maiden Lane New York. aud by all respectable Drug.
gi~ts and br"'S IN Medicine throughout the United
states rH he civilized world In pots ut 20 cents, " cents,
E here Is n considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes
y r. Directions for the guidance Of patic4ts In every
rider affixed TO each pot.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-18

C.ru, 1o-Hs P:rlIc-ln purchasing, al5ays scr t'f:
n >n,e Of lie signature al James H. Farquar, VI d.,
Is p s'ed around the neck Of each bottle.
.pF-- / tAI..r Park Mile. Md kcdinGlon Go
Wholesale Agents. 4lOm'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-18
Not'mE BEAVER ovERCoArs REC EfvED ASD FOR
} Sale cheap at MARK LEVISON'S.
NOTTCE.

~ GORGE FRANCIS has removed his entire Stock Of
N Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, and Clothing, from hie cid
stnnd opposite the Keouk Huel to the Hreptoof STORE
the Plaza opposite the Theate lately occupied by Me~srs
Haas Moch where he Viii he happy to Walt all those
who may favor him with q call.
Thankful TO his OLD customers for their past patronaE
he hopes BY strict attention TO business gain friends
Whilst his motto is "QCICK SALES AND SNAIL
PROFITS he yet assures the public he will keep bt
the best goods
Placervile, December cath, 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-18
Medical Profession

il irn-t urgently recommended Already ha' clnd h'
vSy the r,;ncaa public and lpva,- Hospitals IN the
country and wherever ha. been used, tnrthWih
hrectnes II necessity,
The attention 81 Is called 10 the ccrtncatcs
Of the following veil anorH Chemists;
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-18

The Bel DAY oE March. a. ID. 1850,
Vt IOock~k T. Nj. MI the eht title inrrrs: an claim
ot the above named defendants, Reynolds and John Kirk
and Angelina Kirk his wife, Of i'll and tn the property
described in Aaid decree aud order Of sale accordance
with the conditions therein described.
sheriff Office, rlaccItlir. frhy l0th, (. u. 1860.
,. BuRwELL.
Sh'tiG of III Dorado Co., tab,
(sl ny q. ". CopnI%"Jna, Unacr sheriff.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-18

Are two II 'he ircat and viruent disoT lcrS
Oh this continent, to these the Ointment is espt
ciay untugOnsc s odus open andi is first TO eradicate
the venom and then complete the cure.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-18
LIGHT hIGHT!l EIGBTtl!
l.. A. UPSON s. CO.,
Agents for the
tmrrored Kerosene Lamps.
SheriT's Sale.

10y virtue Of certain iGdgu:rnt mud certain DrrTces
ID rendered the Dl,t!ict Court, and for the COur-
" Of II Dorado and state OF CIforna Of which the
following i, copy. I" wit
STATE Of CNLlFORNIA, I In .hr District Cour,
County Of FL Dorado. tllth JuJicIal pistn"t
EDWARD I. RAIN, Plaintiff
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-18
On NntnrAaN. FrhrMnry ahth, 1900.

~ u ni'rs '"r N" purri-e ~ ss!"c;:ag '"Ncncc
vprcsln; ID. .i.;l 81 81 rda!2 In i.e
u Irnrrlte Sa'" tru'"tfr - ' u - "a TIE t'rufSht'
r1'.'ni.' on w"i.''ity ihc ""h q; February u l-6h
H.-Rrsf HI' M 'raIr, ,',ttuS TO-. ,l-,rgNrS to Ne
C,l'N ''f',n alton, b. hid tie various precincts
L - 4 s.-..it
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-18
A Superiority Unrivalled,

As taken that position In the worlds estimation
i which juStihe> tie Proprietor In claiming tor ii
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-14
ID E NJ O v A l.
OLD AND WELL. KNOWN
TOG R II GALL cry

r NOV L
PHoT OF g AsD Y MI Il Ae GH11ERY
JOHN r. q WALL.
TO- 2s NEST BALT gls1Sa STREE TREE
NEAF R GF4RIEs M sFREfT'
xoNLy ONE E si,RfGs1 NJ AND NO con-
NECTION WITH ANY OTHER,
liberal patronage bestowed for many past at Old
harry to inform nt them Of the
lifted up in the best and most Costly STYLE and where am
se h @ Sanaes
to first class Artists, and at prices which fail
As import my Materials DIRECT from Europe and in
same quality than any other similar establishment
in this City, and s s anS os attention to
and the most prompt and polite 6 sffsp il VAIL
aul3 Gun 2lS Baltimore street
STAVE AND BARREL MACHINERY.
- l4pq agT6hIEs t6SNRssRf2aEFk HNFN
This a 69 to the mSc the
ssdp FRI sesst f xsF s RfA sh sE
adapted alike to the Of Barrels Flour
Lme Cement Whisky or MS lola well Cr Rice tier
Be cut cned cfoze and tie heads cut and
ready for from two and half to three cents
three to five times Barrels he when he pre-
Beech Birch, Maple Elm Cotton Wood and other kinds
Of timber which will not rive can be worked up into good
Slaves by this machinery thus securing another imports
advantage.
The advertiser having control of this valuable right
the city OF Richmond Va, and adjoining county, which
the valuable places in the Union for manufacturing
Flour Barrels confidently ers it for SALE and is prepared
give all information the subject that may be required
| Address FOWLER h co,
| je5 2awtf Baltimore Postoffce.
IN OTION GENCY.-
~ J. n. PRATT CO.,
Are to receive and transmit CLAIMS FOR COL
LECTION in city county in the United States Brit
eh Provinces Being In direct and Frequent
With reliable Attorneys in cty and faee
or Erecting speedy and prompt LOTIONS are such
WnIgiye entire satisfaction. r--7A-'7
oFFIoE OF THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, corner Of Bal
more and q CHARLES streafs uY6-tf
ENGLlSH BREAKFAST TEA.-Somethine
xanice iuG rsnsived nv GREEN a YOE,
49, "a RsItirnsrs sweet
DLEASE TAKE NOTICE.-Application will
be made TO the Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore
FOR THE CONCERNING AND 0PENING or r A ROpf
STREET, from Stricken to Gilmore streets si2-i0ts
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-14
WONDERFUL EFFECTS.

WONDERFUL EFFECTS
Lemuel Bonsa of Psburg for two years useless to him
self and s0cetya martyr to Chs and Fevercured in less
than three weeks, and improved in eight hours
Mary NJ. Belknap Sandusky, Ohio, after almost losing
her reason well strength by Intermittent Fever with
Chlls, restored to health in twenty hours.
J. r. Tilton, of Belgrade, Maine, brought fom deaths
door, having suffered for four years, made well in five
weeks, and improved in two hours,
Adophe Monroe, Of France, relieved in hour while
travelling the Of the Wayne Chicago
road. He was apparently dying with chills
Ellen R. Benson Lockport, New York rescued after seven
years suffering. a perfect cure.
Thousands Of other prevented and cured every
month, and not single complaint of the efficiency the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-14
f0r Sale.

Orr FOR SALE--A fine Bay Saddle HORSE
%Ssh to be seen ct MILLER'S STABLES, corner of Ger
mag and Paca streets auIetf
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES
h Capable OF weighing 5000 pounds in complete order
for sale very low to close Address PLATFORM Office of
Baltimore Daily Exchange. my22tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-14
Gailors.

John II. REA Il CO.,
e. CLOTHIERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Aessrs JOHN II. REA CO, take pleasure announcing
% the public generally that their stock OF Clothing much
larger and more varied than before
Having on hand splendid stock Of CLOTHS, CASSI
AERES and VESTlNGS, which they will make up order
in style that cannot fail to please both price and manu-
facture.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Cravats Scars, Ties SIspenders Handkerchief Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety.
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention Of Planters. ocl3-tt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-01

Strike Of srcIiuu the wotG .corP
II tn line from the bottom
page 1872 and including word -aet oceuErl NJ
in ih- 10Th line Ecu sc lotion Of the lssr also Md
section 20, the fr os provided thai u the CO
board persi-urs ay count. shall not have
mined the S~=ntS tax. or scDool tax Nhlca
apyortoued To the e-erai towns eIiis and
corpor.ied villages such county within the tune
this for sending the assessment rolls
towns cities and Villages il shall be
such shall have de ernined by saiJ Beard
forvSr1 clerk OF each city Incorpc-
village certified of such tax, Appor-
TONED to such city Incorporated village anc the
clerk OF town, eiIy Incorporated village snail
attach such 81. tement TO .l.e assessment roll
23d Strike oAt sectioa ~
gaia. Insert section 30 after the word act in limo
three tbs words and IN tae month OF aa-e annually
thereaf. -"
25th. Insert a, an Al itional section, =. In all
OF Pof,tes lilies. IN mis- we'll the
D amended hereby the dates ana aOIi titles
shall devoive upon the president clerk and treasurer OF
Incorporated villages the ssia president clerk and
treasurer shall constitute the Board OF Equalization
therein"
SEC. =. I, shall De the duty IF tho committees on
finance at the present session joiuty The
which this afl-naul -ts5, CORPORA
these amendments in their proper places the said
Md psace copy said revised the hands Of the
Public Printer and the said Printer shall inn.es ely
publish the il the usual manner and sail
print hve tousaGG pies thereof pam hiet form
.d deposit Il en- with the Secretary state to be dis
posed of be directed by joint and the
said Printer shall also Pubi-h said revised
volume of general laws passed at the present
See ) - much IF any act conflict. with the pro-
visions of this act is hereby repealed
Sec L This snail and J- IN force from
and after It's Passage and publication.
Approved March 81 y SO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-01
Arrival of the Overland Express.

ATcul-ox- K T. April 26-Tbe Salt Lake
Express arrived here AT six P. y. bringing So
q 70 ~ das, from Denver City, and three pass
eugers from SILT Lake.
II crossing the mountains they were obliged
% leave unc If ,Lcir messengers on account 0:
. lUE Snow blind.
JOHN Scudd-r. who killed Hasse.t. and Ter.
Dearcr C.ty Immediately after the murder last
.,... had retgrucd and given himself mp TO the
authorities lie - having hIs examination
when tie Express LET. Il WIS gcue-aiy though
!e No..!! lie .cq i-;cI.
PORTLAND. Apri. IS "A fi-e in Gardiner Ne.
Ia; ni1it destroyed IS dwellings, and SIEVE fnl
SIN AMI planning mills. and some mechanic ;
shops: loss $4,000 Among the principal suf-
icrcrs are I'm Sargent. Hooker, Silshv & Co.
j { 4. Barry aud r.. A Gardner y O. Mitch
Ell. J Marx. 4. X. L,ttiefield, Robinson / Nor
r.li aad Z T. Johns H.
SCRANTON. Pa. 4 pal 2C-The morning Her
ali office here vas attacked By dozen persons
from tie neishboring town of Dunrnnr.. last
'-'Sit. H. vdis"r : D. AdaIBs aud his EN-
TlpyeeS ere severely handled The difficulty
grew out q an expose Of gambling honse in
DuLmore- The mob wanted 10 know who was
as authority
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-01

nesday Eve, 18th .--There is rumoF that the
the will tight again. but nothing authentic
has TRANSFERRED and there has not been meeting
of the parties Interested.
The London correspondent Of the New York
Times. says II called on Heenan this evening.
and found him comfortable and in excellent
spirits He is not satisfied with the present re-
suit. The Indignation of the Americans here.
and il fact large portion OF the BRUSH public
vehemenily expressed. The ring was broken
mo By pack of thieves who used the use
to rob every oae~ I,~sss we'll known that MIR.
Heenan would not be !'...w ed to carry the cham
puns belt oBt of the country. aud the English
men who had bet their all on Sayers soon as
they found their champion was h,sing resoTted
TO the most nfair means keeping HeenaB. a
meeting of The Americans Will take place III
Land tonight. and you may expect TO see
some controversies in the papers Mr. George
Wilkes will demand the belt for Heenaa aud
will furnish testimony IA prove he Is entitled to
Il. OF one thing your readers may be certain,
Heeuan's rights viii be properly attended to-
aud his position will he maintained 10 the last-
John Morrisey cut the ropes and let Heenan
fall 70 the ground.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-01
Another Record FOR the Dougla, Men.

TIL charlr7tou :. Oh A-,f4 one of The rno-e
rl''ierait. ct The talhuunIte organs oftLe south
sFa Democracy. styles Douglas "a grca, deua-
g"sue. aad remarks iu regard 70 IN. ieruiila-
t!aR:
Ii IS a common aud fatal error "a s,ipro,-
that III the election Of resident the choice
saogld aud must narrowed daEn 70 two per
sohs-ihe noulIne, Of the two leading parties
II y te -. the parry systems Which thus cut
sl-e people OF from tncF free preference l. alike
ro;.eu and oppressive. Il DESTROYS the value Of
political suffrage al public opinion Ba. The
arct De7sagog4e a-ai h.s frtea}, care uat a ttrGu
a ..o-s. 50 his nomination aud election are ss
sssreG
Ihe Si1te Right, Democracy OF ti- Sa,.;h ,r;l!
"'' support Doq!G'. they forced 10 q
~. a'.d ~t'a.i.fg thensc.r>s
All sH"s iha' majority of the whole eIccio-
RAJ College = Necessary to an eIec. .ou. aud i
net obtained by any candidate the election
iTlr-f e into the House q Representatives. i
fhcs Douglas i ;he Democratic nominee II i
n necessary that the Southern States or an,
81 ihc-l sL"4ld vote fo- bIm. IN order TO defeat
shs Hack Republican nominee Their vot, :
si'eia 70 asy other candidate preferred by them
seires. would Be 81 ally effective fuT that pur-
l-se
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-01
Charleston Convention.

IT,. Charleston Convention i s.i.i ii ses.iur.
AID ~ 10 tur a,:.ices received Saturday BOOB.
va uarrelii..g about Platform. y ballot had
t,.cn taken, thought Il: WIS thought by the
Knowing ones that poaElas stood a good show
f'r the no'nin ton. With a strong Southern
Platform. Tie old Cinciaati Platform was
rsyudiz;ei By tie Committee on Pla.Gr,n
The Chicago Pres, and Tribune says:
The conflict a: Charleston seems to have
broken oBt N earnest, and UufrIendlr Lerisls.-
iIon AMI lie Congressional Save Code have
each o.Ler by The throat. y. this distance from
the scene q The c-uti.ci, AID a spectators 20
viurn tie one denomination < - Getcs'lbic -
the OTHER, the QuaracI : ridiculous Know
ing as DO that Nr. Douglas AID bis f..eLLs
de- no: differ hairs breadth from the tire-et,.rs
= the oigccts 70 bc accomplished by the 90
called Democratic organization, the stirring ID
Of bal blood. BY reason Of disagreement IN re-
latiou 70 The method by which slavery shall lsr
extended and Freedom tiea;r:s ,iost ! absurd
The var thus commenced viii have The effect
10 Dominate Southern man, or :" nominate a
Northern or ultra Southern platform,
or TO split the Convention IN iwo. L-arlag Tie
delegates from Tire North rs..-. tie standard
- Dot.gia, and those from The South tn I1. u,
Ale name Hunter or Davis " Nil nat an
deriake - yre'sict wLjci. one Of lie three pr,-
Jaisitsons viii lie realized bat il aay event /;
is certain that Mr. DoUgla p-,,>I ecls have by
ti4is day work been materially Il 10; fatally
damaged.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-01
From Arizona.

ST LoUIs. april %
An Arizona correspondent Of the Missouri
kr1i.blicau says a convention II form provision
al gnt erJ.msnt for ArIz1Ga, consistIf z of 81
Delegates representing all parts Of tie Territory,
mex a. Tucson on the , inst. and organ .zed by
eicb:Iu, James 4. Lucas Chairman.
constitution and sshednie. To remain il
Free until Congress shall orCai.Iz a Territorial
ti"verHfnenf. was uuaniunu-iy adopted AT or
which Territorial officers. healed by l.. :. Ow-
lng5. Of Me-s.la. Tor Governor lgna'io Orrantia
for Lieut. GIv. runr. and three District Judges
were aisa elected, and provision made for calling
out the militia TOR the protection OF life md
pToTert. and W. {. Wadsworth appointed
MAJ General
Resolutions were also passed. endorsing the
administration 90 james Buchanan.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-01
Later From Europe.
Arres; Of The Be,secia Boy-ATair in the Ea!id,,
StItcs.

Arresi Of The Bersecia Boy-ATairs in the Ea,idh
Aates
HALIFAX, April % The steamship America
Capt Mi!ier.' rom Liverpool 9Th via Qu-ens.ovu
o.h iasi-, has arrived al ti,is port
TIE political r!ew. Is nuID pDrfant.
Heeaau Wa arrested near Derby early on the
morning Of Good Friday. and was KEEP, IN cusio-
dy until the America sailed, when be would be
brought before the magistrate IL was sAl pos
ed lie fight would be indefinitely postponed
Il was repa-ted that the Great Eastern would be
ready To sail tur Portland with the squadron
which accompanies The trlHce oil ais-s 10 Can
a A. early ia June.
The royal mail steamer ASH. from New York
arrived az LiveFpoul on the Sih The steamship
Ha:n'uenia wa> 10 leave Southampton the 9tt
New York, III place 81 the Borussia, which
had htnkta her MAIN shift.
The America brings - passengers for Hall
fax and II TOR Boston, for which port She 50 lis
At rlonn aad where she will be due Sunday
evening
= slap was seen IN fire. April-otf he Suci.
e;y Islands. apparentl, al American cotton ship
Der mas, were all gone. q schooner along
side If her.
The negotiations for an offensive and deien
size treaty between Russia and Denmark are
cuutrsjicsed-
The Iosl>g4r notices that the treaty Of COM
ne-ce Nth England has already began 10 ex-
erci-e a favorable iI4ti lenee on the export trade
IL
orders for wInes and spices have been received
Negotiations are going an between Rome and
Naples. relative ~ the entry If NeapolI;al
troops INTO the States Of tie Church. The re-
guilt was not known
The Turn OpiI,ione states that IN eight or ten
days the ImtabItanI- OF Savoy aud Nice will
v,ri- ny universal suffrage the question Of an
i.e1a ION
Prof Deiavuve has been appointed Mini,ie.
Extraordinary a; Lui.siuu Tor The ) wlss Conied :
Grafton
Tie Federal Cpuncil ha- addressed circular
to the powers - si5;. the coaFoca.ion for a Con
gees
M.DRrp. Ttur,day evenins-The Gazette
publishes decree degrading General OTtoga
tranquility prevail. every where.
Australian adr.ces are 70 the 18Th OF Febru-
az. Business continued d-n The pastoral
districts had suffered fr"m drouih. The mining
intelligence was satisfactory.
b IELEGRAPH TO (lCgESsrowS.- despatch
from R"ine. on the 81. received via Narsaliies
says, Gen. Lamoriclere was received at the Va
mean.
sardinia has claimed tie political prisoners
Of he legations.
Tie Secretary Of tie Duke Casini had been
cTlled
A despatch from, florence of the Alb says the
A Ambassadors Of England and France have taken
down their escu;citc"iss
A despatch from Naples Of the It'll saws the
officIal Gi0r'ta!e De AopOiie announces t,aI the
rebels at Palermo Oh The An dispersed
RpNE The Giorr.a!e ii Roma has tue ap-
poif.tuen: Of General Lannrclere rs Comm=a
der-Iu- Chief of the Royal Troops
The official Gior74ale of the two Siclics con
tains news up the 9Th inst. thar the insurrec-
t.un Lad been suppressed. after an obstinate
combat IN the street and houses. The insur
rec;IUu At Messlua had moi. not been suppressed