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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

ORGANIZATION OF THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
EXECUTIVE CoMBrTTEE.-The newly-elected
Democratic County Executive Committee,
met night before last at Humans Hall, and
organized temporarily by appointing Jere-
miah Kiersted as President, and W. e. Jones
as Secretary.
Upon motion, L. Kattenkamp, ]. Bell Pol
lock, James Peet, J. Dan Jones and ]. Jacobs,
were appointed committee to investigate
the claims of B. lyman and W. W. Jones to
the contested seat as representative of the
Eighth Ward. After a short consultation,
the Committee offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted: ..
ResolUed, That the seat of the Executive Commit
teemen of the Eighth Ward shall be declared vacant
and that on Monday, September. IL a new election
shall be held the polls to open at twelve O'Clock NJ,
and close at seven p. NJ
The following permanent officers were
then elected:
President, jeremiah Kiersted, of Cincinnati;
Vice-President, Joseph G. Carlin, of Miami
town; Secretaries, j. Bell Pollock, of Cincin-
natl, and William E. Jones, of Anderson.
Treasurer, Patrick Owen.
Mr.. J. G. Carlin then offered the following
resolutions, which were adopted;
Rssoked, That regular meetings Of the COMMITTEES
shall be held every Satur day morning at ten O'clock
until after the Presidential election.
ResoIped, That in order to effect thorough organI
ization Of the county, II is expedient to form q
tion precinct, with committees in every school dis
trict, whose duty il shall be - poll the voters and
to secure their attendance at the polls.
ResOlVed, That the Chairman and Secretary, and
whosoeyer the Oh airman may select, not to exceed
three, shall constitute q Campaign Committee, who
shall constantly attend at the hall, and shall make
the necessary arrangements for public meetings
&c., and generally TO promote the success Of the
party.
Then, on motion, the rules and regulations
governing the Executive Committee last
year were adopted.
The resolution in regard to the contested
seat from the Eighth Ward, was then recon.
sidered, the conte stants mutually agreeing tt
retire in favor of DR.. Muscroft 1.-THE membel
from the Eighth Ward for the preceding
year,, until it may be deemed expedient t
order new election.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

THE HAMILTON SAw-MnL.-In our Fair
report yesterday we mentioned the Ham
ilton Saw-mill, intending to call attention to
which we have observed in no other mill, and
which seem to us to merit the attention of
all who are interested in such articles. These
are very simple arrangement, by which
the saw is drawn back from the log while
gigging back, thus enabling the saw to cool,
and preventing it from scratching the lum-
Der, as most mills are liable to do-and a
plan by which the sawyer isable to alter the
lead of his saw, even while cutting, without
stopping the mill, to suit it to Municipalities
of the lumber.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

SOMETHING Nav The sewing-machine
patented by the Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine Company is really the most
astonishing thing Of its kind which has ever
come under our notice. But Mr.. Grover, the
ingenious inventor, has recently, it would
seem, greatly improved his invention. He
has brought out machine which is the
wonder and admiration of the world. 1t is
very simple, not liable to get out of order,
does its work better and faster than its pre-
decessors. The "Great Western" Depot of
the Companyis SO West Fourth-street, Gin
cinnati
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

TRIBUTE TO CINCINNATI ARTIsT-A late
number of the New York EUening Post, in
speaking of our townsman, 7. D. Jones, the
sculptor, says he "has recently modelled a
bust of Ewing, which is thought to be SUI
perior as a work of art, to his celebrated
bust of Mr. Chase. Mr.. Jones is a resident
of Ohio, and he promises to take high
place among those who devote themselves
to this speciality. Many of our citizens have
seen and admired his mastery busts of Geo.
Law, Cass, Clayton, and other prominent
men,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

HORRIBLE MURDER OF A WOMAN BY HER
HUsBAND.-A cool blooded murder was com
mitted on Thursday, at Dennisville, N. j.,
which has thrown the whole place into an
intense excitement. A man, known as Old
Abe Garrison, while under the influence of
liquor, demanded some money of his wife,
which she refusing, he seized an ak and
sR0SFsd S her bs0 STSGs m5 Sn killing s her 6 in
figuring the poor woman that she could
hardly be recognized by her friends. The
inhuman wretch was arrested and locked up
in the Jail.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITERs IN ST. LOUIS
-Four Thousand Dollars of Bogus Bills and
Coming Apparatus DiscoVered.-Two indi-
viduals, William and Fritz Pohlman, were
arrested in st. Louis on Friday morning, at
their residence, between Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth and Carr and Biddle-streets
on the charge of connterfeiting. Upward
bucket secreted in a stable adjoining their
residence. The bills are principally fives on
the Pittsfeld (Ill) Bank. Several dies used
in coming spurious gold pieces were also
discovered, and it is supposed that the two
men can be convicted Of producing and man
ufacturing all these devices for practicing
fraud upon the community.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN New MExIoo-A
Soldier Kills His Mistress and Himself
Frank Miller, Orderly Sergeant of Company
G, Fifth Infantry lately posted in Camp
Floyd, but now in New Mexico, recently
shot a woman who accompanied the regi-
ment from Utah. 1t appears that the parties
were engaged to be married. and the cere-
mony was to have been performed in New
cause OF other "bolted," f" and while they were
sitting in tent together, he drew revolver
and shot her, the ball entering her throat.
At the same time he discharged the contents
of another barrel at his own breast, the ball
penetrating his heart. They both expired at
almost the same moment.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

CoRREcnoN.-The Burnet House is not
full, as has been reported from the COM
mencement of the National Fair. They
have a sufficient number of ladies' and gem
tlemen's large rooms to accommodate, with
regular beds, at least one-third more than
they have had during the fair.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
FOR LEASE.

LNOR LEASE-LAED-For Ave years, eight
H acres of excellent Land under cultivation, on
which is new Frame House of three large rooms
and kitchen, situated on good turnpike-road, /,
about mile from the Ffth-street Ferry, in West
Covington at the very low price of $3.50 per annum,
to good tenant. Possession given immediately
ALSO
A Lot of thirteen acres of ground in the western
part of Covington, one mile from WesteTn-r Ferry,
part of which is in timber, and part cleared; very
suitable for vineyard, it having n southern ex-
posure. Win lease it for ten years. at $3.50 per
ALSO
Eighteen acres Of excellent Land under cultlya-
tion, with two good houses, large cistern &c, stu
ated good road within three -fourths of q mile
from Fifth street Ferry, in West Oovington. The
has ea ~ oo S
TO suit. Nd SAMUEL A. SARGENT,
No 2 Apollo Buildings,
sel5-d Corner of Fifth and Walnut.sts.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

RAILROAD MEETING THIS EvENING.-The
adjourned meeting of the merchants, manu-
facturers and business men of the city, to
discuss the subject of rail connection with
the South, will be held at the Merchants
Exchange this evening at halfpast nine
o'clock
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

BURGLARY IN LINN-sTBEET.-The residence
of man named James Backofen, located in
Linn-street, near Bank, was feloniously en-
tered night before last, and robbed of $50 in
gold coin and number of valuable papers,
among which was a promissory note drawn
by Morris Settler in favor of Joseph Gould
for $437 28. The burglars found their vic
Tins asleep, and did the business so stealthily
as to leave them in the same condition.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE THIRD
WARD are requested to meet at NJ. Peters's
Hall, on Front-street, on this (Monday) even
ganizing Democratic club in the ward.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

PATTERSON has just received large assort-
ment of very fine meerschaum pipes and
cigar-holders, amber cigar-holders, premium
and whicksel stems, tobacco bags and boxes,
briar pipes, unextinguishable matches
smoking tobacco, &c. j. A. Patterson, 1l5
Main-street, between Third and Fourth, and
lO2 West Fourth-street, between Vine and
Race
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

EXPENSIVE PUBLIC BuILDMGs.--The new
public buildings for the city and county Of
Philadelphia, If built upon the plan adopted
by the Commissioners, will cost some $4,-
100000, and cover l24,368 square feet, or
mncb mv Ground 1r % as Is required by he TWO new w
wings Of the National Capitol at Washing
ton, and the FIVE buildings of Girard College
together. The Philadelphians are disposed
to cry out '.extravagance." Fal
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
KENTucKY TowN-BA1I C1uR.--Ahont sen
COvINGTON NEWS.

ODD FEILows' FAIR.-A fair, for the ben
eht Of the Odd Fellows, TO reise fund with which
to redeem the outstanding indebtedness Of the
hall, will commence on the first of October next.
We hope that those who have witnessed the benev-
helping hand during their financial embarrass-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY MEETING THIS
BvEMNG.-The adjourned meeting for the
consideration of a plan to increase our
Southern railway connections will be held
this evening at the Merchants Exchange.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
FOR RENT.

TINOR RENT-Seyeral unfurnlshed front rooms,
- suitable for .gentlemen's sleeping rooms, can be
obtained by applying Immediately at the southeast
corner of Fifth and Sycamore, No. 100. sel6-f'
WNOR RENT-ROOMS-Three very good rooms,
E at 100 Milton-st the heart Of a substantial
brick, suited to q small family. Rooms are entirely
distinct, with yard, water, &C. Inquire at the cot
tage, near Prospect Hill. sel7-bF
ENOR RENT-RAILROAD OFFIOE-A we'll
y ventilated, pleasant room, on the first floor of
Daily Press building, suitable for Railroad or In
surance Office. Apply at Press Counting Vine
St., opposite Custom house. sei6-dt
ENOR II RENT = RESIDENCE Covington
H Kentucky, O very neat residence on GalTard-
st., near the bridge, and convenient to the Cncin-
pati Ferry, containing IL rooms, hall, gas, &c
newly-painted parlors and hall handsomely grained
Will be rented low to good tenant, all in good
order Inquire next door to premises. sel6-d'
TNOR RENT-SHOP-Form occupied by t
~ +. Baker, with steam power. Well calculated
for iron railing manufactory, or for any kind O
finishing business. Inquire on the premises, 46d
Sixth-st., near Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
Depot sel2-f.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

FAILURE OF THE CoTToK CRoP.-Th cotton
crop on the uplands of the Mississippi will
fall short Of the crop of last year fully one
hall, and in many cases three-fourths. The
hed River country will not ship TO New
as it did last year.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

--LATEST FROM JAPAN.-Haye you tried the
new teas from Japan2 Call at Pendery &
Co.'s, northwest corner Of Fifth and Wal
nut-streets, and get samples, which will be
furnished free of charge.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
LOST.

n OST-oR MISLAID-A blank Express Receipt
- book, with dark cover. Supposed to have been
leaving it at the office of the Daily Press.
sel6-b$ O. O. PECK.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

FoR a fine artistic picture, 90 to A. s.
Blooms Gallery, IA West Fifth-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
A O a R ID .
To Druggists and ali Dealers in Med
ieine, and the Trade and Public
generally.

A MAN CALLING HIMSELF "JAS.
n MCDoNHELL, General AGENT hailng from
Baltimore, has called and left circulars and cards.
referring to one "Dr. Montarie's Miraculous Pain
killer, with many Of the Druggists OF Cincinnati
and urged them to buy of him. He has also, in the
papers of Tuesday, advertised this spurious Pain
killer, and uses the names, agents. Of some Of our
leading druggists, which, they inform us, is with
out their knowledge or consent
We, therefore, caution all dealers from buying it,
ment. The name "PAIN-KILLER" is the prop
erty in "Trade Mark" of Perry Davis, for his long
DAVIS'S PAIN-KILLER." This fact has been
we'll established in several suits at law, and we
hereby caution all dealers from trefcking in it,
we shall prosecute TO the fullest extent Of the law
every person manufacturing or selling, other
wise pirating in spurious PAIN-KILLER.
All honest Druggists will treat this man, when he
pays them a visit only person should be treated
when infringing upon the rights of others.
j. N. HARRIS CO.,
sel3-h2p Agents for Perry Davis & Son.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
BOARDING.

DOARDING-Two or three gentlemen can be
AD accommodated with board at 15S Sycamore
street. sel6-b"
nOARDING-A few gentlemen eau be accom-.
- modated with pleasant rooms and good board
at 10 Longworth-st sel6-bT
nOARDING-W WANTED-A few boerders at
NJ 1SN LongwOrth-st., near corner Of John.
WpOARDlNG--A few gentlemen eau he accom-
- modated with board and good rooms at 80
Sycamoie-street, Also, day boarding. Visitors
TPOAR DING-A lady and gentleman, or a few
- single gentlemen, can be accommodated with
board, and pleasant rooms, furnished or un-
furni.hed, BY applying at 145 Sycamore-st be.
tween Fourth ana flIth. sel6-bs
HDOARDING--A gentleman and wife can be
ID accommodated with board and pleasant front
room in a priva 10 family, OF two single gentlemen
with or without lodging. Apply on the premises,
1877 George-st., near CentTal-avenue. sei6-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
FOUND.

ENOUND-A RED COW--About seven years old
II white star on forehead, white spots on body
The owner can have her by calling on VIM. SU
VAN, Pendleton. sel7-bt
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THE DAILY. PRESS.
...FsBPTENTBRR n
City News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATroEs-ByH Henry
Ware, Optician, September 10;
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Envelops.

wv stock Of every variety. For sale low
NIXON, CHATFIELp WOODS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Sal Soda.
CASTLE Soap.

aEA BOXES PRIME. OLD Castillo
hS1O Soap. Received and for sale by
SURE, ECKSTEIN Co.,
Bel6-c Opposite the Poetofiica.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Lightbody's Inks,

yR Ann SOLE AGENTS IN THIS
Nv -eitT 1or Lighfbodya celebrated New York
Book Inks-dne Book Ink. hne hook lnk 10. 4
anT "a ter i nka made ID the country.
- - - NIXON, QHAffLELD WOODS
asla ~ ana ~ WalnaI-AI.
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sTRAYED.

SsTRAYED-OR sToLRN-sePtember 10, three
- Cows and twO-year old Heifer with calf
monthsi one Cow, with short legs and heavy body,
white or red. One has one eye split Any one, BY
leaving information at 30 ObserYatory-roa MI.
Adams, will be rewarded. sel5-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Flat Papers,

nF EyERY KIND-sUPER ROYALS,
" Royals Mediums, Dennis, folios, Gaps, Flat
Cans, Letters, Notes, &c, at
NIXON, CHATfIELp a WOODS,
seIa ~ and 40 Walnut-st-
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'ieiri&aE1d VuW0olE 81 e
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Maysville Coal Oil.

upURE DEODORIZRD COAL OIL OF
II the above favorite brand supplied to the Trade
at manufacturers prices
EDWARD SEAMAN a CO., Druggists,
North -east corner Fourth and Main-streets.
lsel6-cl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
gIXON, CHATFTELD & WOODS,
Paper Bags.

WYE CAN SUPPLY ANY QUANTITY OF
w Wrapping and Manila PAPER Bags, from No.
" - NIXON, CHATFIEID WOODS,
sel2 ~ and 20 Walnut-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Oil for sewing-Maohines.

WUSr RECEIVED-SOOR ORRAAIS AMER
- ICAN MILLS Patent Sand paper. For sale by
the case, at manufacturers prices, by the Agents,
EDWARD sOANLAN 3 CO., Druggists,
North east corner Fourth and Main-street8-
sel6-c1
, 1860-10-20
THE WIDE AWAKEE.
rRECr THE GUlLLOT1NE:

The Georsia Chronicle il discussing the Wide
Awake, thu great denomination in New York
being its te1. Hear what it says:
"Sorthern rsop'e fancy that we hare
rumbirr VOLCANO In our midst; we fetl secure
h1cause We know re can control ourselves and
govern ouraelves But throughout the North
Ivle:sntss il rife. Moba groF hJ q breath
lhe ratpnle hold torchs,e1s IN one baud, ballot
in the other. Men gtz, upon and enjoy the
spectacle Of the eemi-milisary organization: the
marching: Vide Awake. Ien :1s ;tn1usano Oh
"Dut what n1e they1 Rulersf Whom do
they rule. They rula the hour, and passion
vuiea them. A ycry little circumstance might
1rfya those ten thousand 1orch.bearers TO =
general cocaagration. They are Eipe for any
Ting except selfgoEernment. WIN psop=f
appliances and daring ieader-some spawn =. o. !
hsrr,cades in Broadway, tear stone from stone
Of every pngon house, unehaia a mon.
ste. more terrible than d thousand pes
t;I.ucek. aod il blood inaugu:ate Ie-
volt. I;evolt sgainst what: Agalnht. soc:e;
| II. against law. against property, against oil
| Gurefument. Wna: sh III hinder themr Kea
son' Reason does aot 5e,Eo. TEs l9Ts feett
cative. The military? They are the military
| Public 90 ,tirent! Theee are the pubic senst
| mea:. embpdied and incar? ate- List loose thes:
tiende. snd what can control them2 There il
20 hs1 e to control them saTe PUBLIC virtue aue
intelligence. aud these are gone. Hhas holds
society together. tsena Nothing but the n;ers
sccidt rt tat these men have nos tasted blood
End have never tested their poTers. Fire arc
racta.n this !nH!e.s rabble oEce, and Who shal
kaow the enGf
"Tb, demons!rative Wide Awskes may yet
should the signal be given, conn enee drunk
en- b4cchanai, to end IN the wild orgies Of blond
, 1860-10-20

Edltot1 FtesR and Tribune:
You have doubtless read letter in the 1ia'fs
and Herald Of Thursdsy, the 1s:h, from Mr.
Barclay, in answer to the note which you pub
lispea in your number Ct Mentcy last 1t
hr Barclay had not mentioned my name for ota'
er reasons than to Ptrpf:rate cue Of lii .j5k<s,
so worthy OF his pen, would not hare taken
the trouble to answer, Notwithstanding certain
errors sliddeu, in which needed correcting.
In the 6rzt place, let me tell yon that shortly
after Mr.. B.'s return from Kansas, be called On
me with a journal Aeads4 NTH ths portrait Of
AR. Lincoln, and prcpofed with me) to start q
French Republican paper-hc to take charge Of
the editorials, political matter, and composition
as printer, md 10 attend to the out door bu-
ainess, correspondence, collections, ETC.,
etc. Hence, he WAS not only printer, but wss
also editor, tie eane as l. So far for the moral.
| Now to the material pert: We went to sone
Of my political friends to solicit subscriptions.
| Onlr two of them paid-tte whole amountlrg 6
to SIS, Of which BUN Mr. Barclay secured por'
tion. When he charge.t his opia:on-tha: is
whea he tu,ned from Republican 10 Democrat
be promised to refund the amount which he hac
received, before the first number Of his apostatt
ahott appeared, which pzomisc, 30 far, he ha
not fulfilled This, gentlemen, is the whole truth
Pieaze gire this letter place in your EEK
nunb=r, and ohlge. In haste,
Your ,oost ODE dent servant,
Z. S. CREN1Eu1.
, 1860-10-20

who believe in tho equality Of the human race
ia certain natural and inalienable rights, who
derlore the existence Of bondage in this most
favored Of lands, and who hops for its removal
by peaceful and bloodless agencies, the pres
pect opened By the Mercury as that which VIII
lie disclosed to the view Of all men when LIN
coin tax lis seat in the Presidential chaif,
will stimulate them to new md more easnes1
exertiors In Lincoin's behalf.
It has been feared by al( classes OF mep,
ani ,hst fear has been generally expressed
that this country would never be pu1ged o'
slavery without an appeal to ti1e and sword
that the mad men Of the South would, il
spite of the rumbling Of the distant thunder
and the many porteuts Of tho coming woe
cling to the institution, as the old Ho6ses'e o
Franco clcn- to their eerfs and their teuda
rights in 1873, and that the horrors of st
Douingo,--a war Of TAGS over "helanlng 50
ciety, government, and ciyilization--would b
| the result But the Mercury, knowing th
i weakness and strength Of the slave system
and tic possibility Of effecting its remova
from our soil wi,hou: the sp:lling Of blood
points out better way. ouits own showing
the election Of Lincoln is demanded By all tb
considerations O: religion and patriotism
whica can Influence men,
, 1860-10-20

It ia sa:d that not one in thousand Of the
Neapol.tans had ever seen an Italian version
Of The Bible. until the flight Of Bomba, aud the
occupation Of Naples BY Gariba}di, when Dio-
dat's version, printed in England. WAS exposed
1or sale in the principal streets Of that city, hap
pi]y Il ding many purchasers The circulation of
the Bible lad, befors that time, been prohibt-
ed by tho government bT stringent penalties.
Ia Sardinia, as our rea'ezs are aware, there
is 20 rss;ric.icn whatever in the circulation 0!
the Bible. tits sold al over the kingdom,
taught in the schools, and only in the viciEity
Of Genoa do III. priests have mu:h influence
against it. I. was freely introduced into Lom-
hardy AID Tuscany and the Dnchies a't tho
anne1a.iore, ard it will bo with many people
one Of the strongest arguments in favor OF the
extension Of the Sandman sway, that wher-
evcr it extends tie Bible follows unobstructed
in its footsteps
The Ntw York Post says that recent letters
from Naples a,a.e that the old standard mira
cles do not work as smoothly as before the ad.
vent o. Garibaldi and liberal idsas. st. Janu-
arius recently startled the people BY l'quifying
h;s blood half an hour before the appointed
time, and the divine st7ne q: Pozzuelo, which
swea.s eorc, d clined sweating a. all, to the
great regret ofat.erding priesta. The faith o.
the people in the tld machinery has been Eome
what shLken ty these occurrences.
The disagreement Of Garibaldi and Cavour
from which dtzeful consequences were expect
ed by tie friends Of Italian Liberty, has beer
compromised, ard the relations Of the partie
ara now said to be harmonious. G'riba'di ha
| abandoned the idea Of attacking Rome O
Venice, and has invited Victor Emanuel Il
coms in pe,soa and assume the command Q
tbs l;berating army-an invitation whie]
may possibly be eecspte7' lnasmuc
as the Sarlinian Parlisment las resolved tbs
the King he authorized tc annex to sa1dini
these provinces Of Central and Southern Ital,
in which the population by direct uuiverss
suffrage, vote to be:cms al integral part I
,te Constitutional Monarchy.