davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27

Hc NcS iUIh NbHlIlcTCHl, III hIi VIZ
tn: seizure Of Miranon's steamers, says;
The reports already received are even sub
slanti:liy true; the conduct Of Com. Jarvis ls
drfc;ISihlc alike on the the ground OF interna
tional law and strict Justice, and his act involves
no breach Of the policy Of non intervention
What might have been done had not General
Murin, the commander Of the Havana eXpedI-
lion. rviuccd such ignorance and raShnesS, 1t IS
now useless to conjecture. He gave our naval
force there an opportunity for action, which 1t
is not at all unlikely CON- Jarvis was glad OF,
and very promptly availed himself Of He
passed by the castle carrying no Hag, and re-
fusng to regard the shot and other signals
well understood among naval men, requiring
him to declare his nationality; and when, as.
stunning the reports to be correct u boat was
sent with flag to ask his nationality, he rash
lv fired upon the crew. Technically, All arm
ed vessel with no flag is pirate.
The Philadelphia Enquirer says:
''For the credit of the country wo ure graft
fed TO find that the Mexican party were clear
ly in the wrong. The persistent act of lsnpro-
priety in not hosting any flag till after the ac-
ton commenced, followed by the hostile de-
monstration on the part of Com. Marin, can
only be viewed in one light by all those who
Judge Of the event Virtually and clearly the
act was aggressive and violent, and proceeded
from the forces Of Miramon, who is answerabc
for the consequences. We may deplore the
circumstances, as tending to bring this coun-
try into collision with Mexico and involving
the people in the expenses of war, but in the
present condition OF Mexico and with so IRE
sponsiblc man as Mramou directing the trag-
mentary energies OF that Republic, the pro-
blem before the country is one that must be
speedily solved"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27
CONIiIS,soy t5;,,S of5,jTCE

., 80 ..t df.U enlRT-tluCSE MAEcH Isl, lsG.
fE'p I'll" 'HEDlTuHS OF THE ESTATE OF MADISON
h H. HASCuCh iccra..i, and all Others concerned :
ioa are nrfr'y h"'"%,i H.' pursuance decree Of
October, 1852 in the al " T. CimEc hJur Sc ".
Samuel Hancock aud o;her, have fixed the 10Th tuy Of
April next at mr ONCE, for taSiag further account
ns against the eslats OF the drcedcct Madison H. Ixn
cock The creditors also further rot-d as directed
By the said Decree hSt the return the report o. thu
Commits ssOner the term, there will pereu,ory
order for distribution among the Creditor, whose csius
are then uscerta!nec
Given under my hand Commissioner o: h said Court
the day and year hr-t aforesaid
March lU:cEsw ". W. T. COGBI.L Cua'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27

SHAM KEITH 1nur c,,,,c~
ne / II x II l.TOS
HSitSLYO, FAUQUlfK COUNTY VIRGINIA
tt ~ fiCTs TS EisS OF HEtyX WIOr.
- ~ Nuupus. NEGRO BLANKETS STOCKING YARN
-. TtA!N LiNSEYS, for negro wor,.n March A-ntv'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27
]. MAG1LL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
i2pjsrt Ty!er, Esq, ia South Ssif s!Tcs',
Philadelphia.
tI-iL attend collections. and ali other business IN the
~ linz OF hi, profession.
LIu a--,i2Hatt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27
; a,rr Two YOUNG JtCKS-

"tEE :Er ynr,7o .WI NJ J ACkS.
't- ',-,-- .AChs, our Maltese aud one Spanish
'Gr' sad the latter rising three years
Q; .'rc,, 't'F and vigorous. Concerning which,
::'--y c5vrv ''c1ioer st Jesres, store Pos, Office
~ aE-s;t,,G SHARPE CARTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27

MEETING or ThE MEDICAL SOCIE-
IH TY-The Thiry.seyenth Annual Meeting CT the
Medical Society OF Virginia. will be held In the Medical Col
ieg., q, Richmond, on TUESDAY, the etrH OF APRIL
next SM v" faANIH' a. W. SsS ~
March 2t-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27

IIos TISs.Lr JOHNSON. ~A Il. Pt's.
JOHNSON & PUGH.
COMNIISS1ON MERCHANTS
.rHrSr sciLpISG sHocg0E wAKEHousI,J
RICHMOND, VA.
; .h- sale Of Tobacco Wheat Corn, and country pro-
Gure generally their sincere thank, TO their
Gr the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
,ic: and ask continuance and Increase Of the same
year, promising their undivided personal ALIEN
-. 20 l.i cunsignnepts committed TO :her.
=. si-cI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27

Against
OLudis, Evans Defendant,
The obI-c, Of ;Is su is obtain divorce from the
bonds OF having bt.n made and filed
that the Defendant GouresiL.ai OF this ComIonweah.
the said defendant Is nudrG appear Rules 10 be held
Ia the Clerk. Office Of t- said The FIRST Monday n
May and Il. VIA. is rccssMy protect his ineTset
In this suit. \ copy-Tes;c.
March G-cwiws JOHNSON SANDS. c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27
- - - - -------
k,n tE6S W NR n

Dun away frou ;he subscriber, in the lser part Of
IL January, my negro man JOHN, lor John Th"nasD
S years old very and black. lie is about iire
tx inches in egh: The sa negro raised by Jordan
Elicit, O Southampton county and sold 10 Messrs Jones
Slater when about Il years old. They sold him 20 DR..
Charles j. Oliver, CT CaInphel county At Dr. divers
sale. 1859, they riurchased him, and from them Ir-
chased him nbou; the middle of January, lsGI.
The above Gree from all other eSren>eSl will be
paid his delivery me- Sherwood, amelia county,
miles the House. t5 free from all other
expenses II lodged In ary jail in Virginia, that caD
recover him.
E.h JEFFERSON pFYTOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27

VTIKGINIA.-IN CUANCEKY.-At KuIes held Tor
the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county, in The Clerks
office, the first Moadsy 10 March, ,6v, being the dfth
day OF the said rnpnth:
Stephen h. Willdmson. Piaiu.il,
against
Caroline V. Williamson, Defendant.
This day the piap;a filed his b the object Of which Is
obtain decree Of divorce from .at Caroline v and
solu.ion Of the bond, OF matrinony; md the said Car
onr v Williamson falling appear aud appearing frVm
the plaintiffs bin that the rcdece OF the said defendant
Is unknown it is ordered that she appear here within
month the due publication Of this order and do what
necessary 20 pyo;rc, her this suit that copy here
published In the newspapers OF the city OF Rc
non week for four successive weeks, and that
other copy door of the Court House
OF this county rt day Of term Of the County Court
OF .aid comfy. copy-Teste,
March l9-cgIw ". ". I. CUGBlLL Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27

4. AGll.i


ATTORNEY An d COUNSEL LLpE Jaw,
HlLLSvILLx, cAEKoLL cS., "a,
TT:NDS regularly the County and Circuit Courts a
/ Cs.ro! wyite. Floyd, PULASKI and adjoining counties.
H. @ cnn.lmr- 10 net collecting agen; for Northern
ara.:;. al persons who hive business in Car.
so. a,iioin;ax counties, Dec 96-cG;p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27
VIRGINIA STOVES: VIRGINIA STOVES!
Viz GINiA STOVES.i!
.g.IIIUND STOVE WORKS ESTABLlSHED IN 1851.
-


:.!sHi!vyp STOVE WORKS ESTABLiSlEp IN 1851.
ASA SNYDER
MANUFACTURES At this celebrated Southern Stove
n Fox: ..y Cy.Ider Box PdElor and Cooking Stoves
r .a1.; desirable styles and Of superior working quail
. ..sr Ito; Air Furnaces, Fronts and Crates, Hollow
..c ydrens, Sinks, &C., &C. and most descriptions 0!
20, Machinery and Ornamental CASTINGS.
proprietor Is convinced that sufficient appreciatrr
.:fal, ccui hs found n his market who would pay Tie
. Uf good article justify him 10 the Of the best
.;.r aad in the employment OF competent mechRnics
!S35is the moulderS employed on these stoves are
i::. who have learned their trades Ut these works
y.- stoves have been gradually gaining favor until ey
,re 3rcCrc popular OF any in use Their snpe
~ag,h aud simplicity OF operation peculiarly its them
=. l.. t>- OF servant.
T.; ..r.a: rI;es promptly supplied
t.ss aud stove dealers throushoG: the sonlh VIII anu
Z: - 'ir7 interest, 20 forward ihcir orders 10
ASA SNYDER, Rchuond, Va.
c:,:.s.! In Richmond by Mrssrs. c. d. YALE CO WI
$EAi.> TnoD, &. A. BAHGAMIS, Jr., sod wM ~
Jan 9-c3m,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27

NIEGENsi.--IN CiIANCERf AT rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF the county Of
snrico, the rst Monday In March, 1850, ( being the
;h day Of tn. noaih Adene NJ Evans wife OF ohedi@h
EVANS, Who surs by L. Auc, Luf>y her next friend,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27

An accomplished American thus writes US
from amongst our antipoles "n the other side
Of tho globe:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27


Monday in March, A. D. 1850:
HezrHiAh L. james, PIG.
IN CASE.
Elliott johnson, Def.
The object Of this su Is OF the defrndgn: the
Of scYcny.ech dollars f 0a) with lawful interest
thereon from, the Isl day Of November 1851 until pad.
AM. the plaintiff haTn: i.ed his eclaraon and Ia. DE-.
fcdant not having been served with copy CT :h= attach
issued Ia this suit viii; the therein, and
It. appearing by affidavit made and fled that the defendan,
rssIe: Of this state motion uf the plaintiff hy
Mers w. Fisher his attorney /, is ordered that the defen
dant do appear here within month AFTER due publication
hereof and do what IL Necessary to protect his Interests
and ,a, copy Of this nr!-r be- published week for
four successive week, in the cbmond ''EuQurer news
paper published In tn. city Rchnona and be also posted
the frUu: door Of the Courpuse Of this county, on :hr
hrst day Of n. next County Cour; OF said county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27
i Cnpy-ItNc.
March ln-cwiS Ia FASETTE Fl ARNA SSuN, G.



the Court - the County Of trco:lac. on the hrst
Monday in February. D.. :,Gu thu h:ns the sixth
day of the said .ui,.;!.
John e. White, piaia:::,
Asain.: IN CASE.
Enoch Reed, Defendant.
Tbs object OF tl> uit !. recover OF the defendant
damages the Of fifty three dollars and seventy
cents (f53 TD with Interest thereon rUn the 6rst day of
March, A. D., IS, till payment, aud the Of this suit
II appearing by affidavit made before the Clerk Of said
county ana filed amongst the pap-I in this cAu>r that the
said defendant is not resident OF this State the molten
OF the plaintiff by his attorney it s ordered that The said
defendant do appear here within "n, after due pub.
HeatIon OF I'D. order aud a Ni; is n-crssay protect
his Interests; this order Published week
for four successive weeks in the Ecl.ond Enquirer,
newspaper published In the city OF Richmond and also
pos.d at the front door the Court House Of This county
on the trs. day OF the next term Of said Court.
a Copy-rcsSe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-26

lebten @c6e la9en I'm biefgen 9afen IA S1tfe,
10 8ri9s, II 8arten unb As S9Oner, i'm @an-
gen Sc 6abr3ea9e. Daeon wa1en beltimmt naG
8Ultpn 10, liverpool s, Niu be Saneiro 4, New=
Sern, J. s., 4, Galou 3, gGet Snbien 3, Gbar=
Teton 3, Salt 8tper 5, New= gprf 8, MonteotDsO
2, NiGinuno 2, Srlanb 2, ct. Sagu be Cuba 2
uno ua9 ben fOlsenpen 9afen je etn Tabr3eu9 !:
0pnpon, City 9oint, 3d., @uaYaquil, Nve5 S.
lamb, Cape 9alnlaS, Bremen, Nptterbam, Car
pif GprnpalltS, q. @, MOnrUDia, NeDaia, 6ar-
Dor Grace, @ranb Surt, 6pr Sslanp, See, ST.
fer, Mah, u. |. 10.
Co. S9if uScbanne Wil6emtne", Capt,
1biernau BON Bremen 1T getern Ntenb NIT Ell
ner @n3abl 9aRa9ters bier einselaufen,
Mebr Gtnwanberer. Nu6 baS 8rez
mer Ya6aeter>S @if uglpmiral 8rOmmY" lol UNI
ten iein.
MT &rdn36en. @tr nebmen @ele9sn<
bett unlere 2eler np6n,dlS auf bas beute Nbenb
ltattitnbenpe &ran3den bes Nrbetter=@ Sc 1an9per@
ems IN Der Medanics 6a0e aufmertlam 3u ma
9en. 6reunbe 9emItblt4er 1nterbaltunsen unb
9~eleut9en 1an3ser9nl9cnS mS9en niGt perlaus
men f6 palelbt ein3ufnOen,
BBF Ball.-6emte bGlt bic @ilbelm
Sel<9pee SO, Is ibren 9rpBen SabreS=8aQ
IN Der Qpgan 5aqe, pprauf mir bic 8rIber bes
Srpens iptpte bas publtfum int NQ9emetnen auf<
merriam MAIDEN.
ga Nrbetter=9alle. OaS Minters
Qofal bteles mp9lbefannten @ambrinusternpels
purpe bon &inltlerbano 6errlt9 pecprirt uno eS
inpet bereits ieben Mcntag, Dpnnerlas unb
Samlta9 Quartett=@ pn3ert ltatt. S9pn Der
Same pes treffli9en Dtrisenten 6rn. 1iQmann
1T btnreiGenb, I'm bent fnnl tltebenpen Vublitum
genubrei6e Nbenbe gu perlpreden,
HA@ Sen i TIT ment a lsG CONCERT! 6eute
Nbenp In Der Iurn9alle, 800 %. 0ratttr., aus
seflbrt BON Gapt. S9retber's Muft-gorps.
~ 0rpBes Spcal> unD Snfru=
mentaI=@pn3ert! 5eute (@lOntas) In
per vgupbpnta=5ale" 280 Canal IT,, unter Set
tuug peS prpf. ST. 0erbl9.
rs grtraprbtndrer Qnn6. 6err
Spmmerfelp (alte Surnbaae) ptrp beute 0pr>
mtttas leinen 0alten einen 1uperben 9unb ierSt-
rem, Nm Mbenp l1nterbaltuns unD &ran36en
Bel fretem @intritt,
Ng gu 9,AGapt. Sbenpalb wtrb beute
in leiner BirtbI4aft, SO. 147 0et -Qombarb.
ltr,, einea ~luperben Qun6 ~ierpiren.
w. 9pl3 unp SOFTEN fno IN Qanse &
Gp's. srpbem 9pl36ofe, @fe BON Caroline, unr
Qauca lterltr. in perl4tepener Qualttat 3u ben
~billi9ltsn Dreilen gu 6aben, geltelluusen iperben
AUDI purA bic expedition pe8 0eter belorst,
wg- SplDpaD's Sa1be unb Ninen
miamnren btIben bic orUbe @eiunbbsit b~rin9enOe Ntett,tn cs
neunsebnten SabrbunbsrtS, gsdbreno bic erite duBerl9 an9ewen.
bet, Sic 0aut ueu bele9t, wie bs 98aler bas pertrpdnete Groret&
70 reint0en Die lesteren ba5 SIut uMb balten tie tprpert9e @oniti
tuition in Oronun3.
Gu babcn i'll br 6abtit No. 80 Otaioen Zane Ylew.gUrt unb BE
allen 8ru90ilen gu rs @tS., 6S cts. uo 81 Die S9a9teI.
(YDU26, lW)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-26
DR.. Hufeland.
HnrbidI

OhAINNbbIHSS
fir f&u,ut Dttluus BON 3ufGn, GrlaItuns, SnFHsaitn, Urdn.
NJ. @aup.n 5als anb RstttbsrsHsntianeuns ans!teruas uHe
penn 400 m6sIi1, gr!-r ,IsranS fur Aat an bttitF &Fanteet
st, n;:t, ;si iriSa IT. Ssn ,ss.sa St ta sisia ..m pttt.ru ,us..lsI.
ia. - % ia far ene RlGht BON Rrantteitta btftnnt, lt
adaeutintr unb esfdbrlt&tr Gt dHt Gnbtrs htnen bic UtwSe
ntr htefta 9anbes unttrrOrEtn fnb = Rrantbtlttn Att SVh ~
nr fItsnsu gr,dltuna %etrrdtrsn. Or. Ben, bttft ttat AEt.
DE- Nuthpritdt fast, SO wu Mot bsbnnptent lat Raj"
Cir un1 Ia, mas hts pet unh bAS ssItt Gisbtr fir bt UtnpR.
nr anhettr Apnen Rn6, abtr Id taun btatnttt strR&ern, AGt
he uns RrdnIb etttn son ar6ssrsr SsfAerItAtstt unS nhtH
&tut wtttsrs Srsbs Der tntItslt&,n etFasrlt1tsi. Scr ssa
,luer fletuen GrfdItunS entftttubtn Rrautbtlten, ttt6t TO bp
tintn Blt6 aber na&htbtnbe aus Sen HtrtAhn eu pbtlaeu'
Isbia @efunbbtttSamttt vttncrrutnt Eahtus 2rOtbtm H4t.
tabtlpttd a%ntrtannt ttne btr G~siunbtRtn Stabt' BET untSA y
tsigt bic X1belti
1854. 0sfdmmtsaeI Der S~trAtf6Hs t0%s"
&tdrbtn an S&wtnhExht 1912
" " Ga6srt R~ranisst.n sSlS
as:.s @tfammAatI Der Sttrbtfags 9,7W
@'''''' a" s SS@'ass tssiss..n 9 81
ASA. Sdaumtatl Der G~tsrbsfaas lisa
@'aF''" q" SSs'ss sssatsetsu S,5ss
p.tf, 0abItn Ittatn kas b~tRaRtIsx 4. XttI sntE Gtsrbt
Nas In tteltm ean6t bur& I~HsItruas ssruria&t wtrstH, %.
aefst,n NON ben tGblrtt&tn anbtrn 9stSfn, htt Son esnn
IttNtt n Ss::ss!!.uuA btrtttattltst rtrbtn
4 GG,Unt euere @~tfunbtstt unO rsan ttr an elmer Grfdltuna per
93ruf U6er QunAe Ietbtt, tdufet etne Siaide ron puteldnp.. ~
baUaurifHern Gorttal unb tbr t6nnet af tt&ere SeneiItn9 Ternen'
Iauler6e taben bteIeS eettaa uo oeien wanperpare So'r1rno
Sudden fer,mt ob.r rtarttnal son ptrbUrbtatnt Masen, tn trtI-
dem sfdue bdS vDeutGhe 8ttterS" 8ebrduHt. nrerSen. iDute. 81
NSueu vDr etnert antduernben Suten terrubrenotr ShrdGe uni
MbIm Hutas bes san,sn Ssfems wtro man has Stttefe sFa 8rcben
"f SlMtIss SirS eta,ta BET Or. 6. so. SadfVu. 4SS @r&ar
| Dbtiobelrbta, SerferttAt umb etalen DrIgatReu unbsS lrretalterl
bur& te Der. StGahn verEauft.
, Nrets Is Gents bic GlalSf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-26
waf Din9tOner Mnseteen.

~ Gubicribentem fppie aud Mn3eisen fir 9SasN
tn9tDt II. Georgetown werben in Srn. s. y. 2erdJs
StOre, IL. Ctr, mabe Der %ennfpIuania MpeHMe ents
9e9en9elpmm men.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-26
Iiti r.

eetlt 6rAhtitj it
0~eberbtIhwerotn, DtsptpFs uue Bclbrbt. hsyn
ldt Ooer uerpDf. S6mG&sn, observation-disclosures
uue n(e Rfanfbeittu, weIhe non uerrprbtnem Ma
gen pbtr Der etber e~ntllebsn
$50 ala %uaUptlne irttrl d. pemorlbsn. uGaFaaa {
1Iasss rlt BEN 9Dsf. 5lur' TN WIaatn 5trsertnatn .se,
AftS @tfutl i'm Seassn HAs un.tFlstb s&wsrtr attsn
AertfIUpren 56s rs Der 4aGtn, B!sdsn tn BEN @tF9t
HisSer uub Repfltmir3tn, BtI9ptrbfu kthm Utbmm Stlt-
strben Der paut unb Gussn, stltsaR,Asn, eAnFrsts .s
Wltta unt ben @lttbtra, btsG I'm RUsf AnS SrsHnen I'm
Nttif6, Sanetsistt unA NttErstfdla ltRtst.
DE- 9ta ~ehftlmtr e~mpFtblsn etsfs Wttbttn Der @nt@trttam-
tet bee i%ubIttHms sItf l~bsrt.uei ppn BEN sosrts rne br
anssmsEeatett ~ttrtsfben fur GGt 9etbsn, wpFut he SsrRtetnb
~snpfpbleu wtrb. &s TT bteS Fttn neuts uue unerprnfsta
WttttI, ~Gsnttsn stntt, hat felt 10 SaRrtn et YTatuns psr Stm
amerttantf&tn 0OlIt ttFenbeA bat ul bthtn &nf ans UsT'
Iauf BE itst nod ssn Estn,ut duttrn .rstt4t purlt. Dt'
5susntdt. ~,l4t btraRmts Gnh auss1et3nttt asrttt ane prL
S%atptrfpnen aus dutn 1btten btefta &dnbtt ~ Sunfen gtltH
atbtn tus ~uua,btutr. uus .tnt staaut Dur&Itf ana htt adiiRr.
lt& SOn benz Gtstntkimtr pubItttrttu Glhanaat, tud4tn Der.
THbt uusnts,lblt& bur& bic assnttn %tertettltn lttt mng a.9
ben uueIiubtsRtn h%btrItuetH, bB tttttS UtttsrS m'gU'd b.
ofrlbnitbr4 O~trbtsHt, t1sINs 60 trIanst Bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-26

OIET VPTNNY*
Der Undergraduate, .iebt IS Sabre aft. bat felt pieIsnI Sabrsn
feline .3et 5ur Qelun8 ietner @emeinbe- Wtt8leter unb Der Armen
gtep .Dorts bon btelen i9redliben gei6perpen, meIGe Sausnpe
etuem f~riib3ettieen @rabe ent9eSenfibren, perpanbt. IS lit ibm
iblun9en, Oeeni9en gu beilen, wede i'm nm Sitfe ta-
len, uno ba CT eS fir Gbrittnptttt tdt, aud ben weiter Gntfern-
ten TrOt uno @rleitterun9 gu brin9eL 70 wil er @uea, wel&e
fb an i'm ,peneen. cine Abl9rift bs 8ecepts nsbit Nupsiiun9 ilr
3ubereituu9 nno @ebrau6 tOtenfrei ienbel. Gbenio Borf1rfteu
ibtr cas- Giien, gaben, 8etten unS getpesuns fiji Die aranten,
wel9e lit bteien WthteIn cine iGerc Sstluno fHr SbwinbiuGt unb
ole SAILS nnb aunOentrantbeiten Sieter, Brltopfun9, 9ers-
~trantbeit, i1ltdte Gerbauun9, Nerpenl9wa&e uo M etbIt6e
9 ef9wer6en lin6en merbsn.
CT boft. ba eS niGt8 tcItet bab Sober nit bsfn 9eiOen @ebaf.
tee fb an TIN ren6en pirb, ebe es su Ip1t wtro.
DaS Je3ept Wtrb bon ben befsu @erSten in 9cnbcn, Paris unb
gtew. gort angepensst, Splte. bic es witni4eu, WUQen f& brief.
lid ireneen an &ep. Or. chamberlain,
Mpp26 i, np sm@ iHiamSbWrg, N,-V.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25
THE FOREIGN NEWS.

By the steamship Adriatic, which arrived at
New York on Monday with news from Eng
land to September 18th, we have some very
interesting news from Italy. Garbadi enter
ed Naples on the 9Th of September and pro.
claimed Victor Emanuel king of Italy The
papal government is filled with CONSERVATION
Austria is astir on the borders of Veneta
Sardinia is armed and ready for the occasion,
and all Europe, including Russia, looks on with
Conflicting emotions" The particulars are
given among our Geographic news Carloads
successes since he landed in Sicily, have been
remarkable. He is making all the world feel
that he is one of the bravest, noblest, and
most brilliant soldiers of freedom that ever
lived. 1t is said that the king of Naples has
been invited to take refuge in Germany but
the Liverpool Times of September 8th said -
at is evident that the game of royalty-as
far at least as the Bourbon dynasty is concern
eds up in Naples The king is preparing
for flight. recent telegram states that he
would leave Naples yesterday, and probably
he will accept the offer OF the queen Of Spain,
who is said TO have placed at his disposal the
palace Of Seville, to which Francis the Second
has already forwarded his money and pictures,
and he will thus add another figure to the ex
lied princes who are wandering about the
earth, doing penance for the injustice of their
rule against the rights of man and the first
principles of civilization. Another Neapotan
worthy, the Count Aquila, the kings uncle,
has already provided himself with comfortable
apartments in Paris. A letter from the city
states the promenade Of the Bots dc Boulogne
swarms with the arstocacy Of the Two
sicilies, and the style in winch they live and
move shows that they have not left their ma.
i've land with empty pockets. AS a proof
lhst cash Is pretty plentiful, it is mentioned
J that the count has purchased a fashionable
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

in Middletown, and sold liquor after the Maine
law went into effect. The sheriff seized 81
600 worth of liquor and took it away. Mr..
Parmeee sued the sheriff and attached proper
ty to cover his claim The court decided that
the clause OF the statute under which the
seizure was made was unconstitutional, and
rendered Judgment in Mr.. Parmelee's favor
NOrlCich Courier
MISCELLANEOUS.
One thousand pounds sterling has recently
been offered in London for a complete set of
the Times newspapers for a public library at
Melbourne in Australia but without success
The British museum now collects and pre-
. serves every thing and the Bodleian library
which at the time of its formation discarded
the vain and trivial literature which was cur
rent, is purchasing the old six penny and shil-
ling pamphlets at prices from 200 to ESQ
earch.
1t is an oriental custom to have the bodies
of murdered persons unburied ill justice has
been satiied. In Difference to this custom
more than ten thousand human bodies murder
ed in Syria lie unburied upon the plains of
Sidon, and ON the sides of Mt, Hermon, in
full view of the sea of Galilee and the Medi-
terranean. These bodies remain in complete
state of preservation, resisting the natural
processes OF decay.
The Canadians are delighted with the fol-
lowing sentence in the Princes reply to the
address of the city of Hamilton q shall
bear away with me a grateful remembrance of
kindness and affection, which, as yet, l have
been unable to do anything to merit, and it
snail be the constant effort Of my future years
to prove myself not unworthy of the love and
confidence of generous people"
Mr., A Barbarie sent from New Brunswick
to England to purchase cattle for the PROVING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-25

stand distinctly that it is possible for them
IN allow the district TO go against him
bv default We show them what is posi-
Bile to faithful endeavor in his behalf.
There are in the district republican votes
enough to elect him by great majority :;
but they will do him no good if they are not
brought out and deposited in the ballot box.
In the foregoing estimates we have constantly
assumed that Mr.. Bailcy's friends will omit
no honest means to make the vote for him as
large as possible. If it be possible for MS to
raise the REPUBLICAN, vote IN the district to A.
500, or perhaps $4,000, let us do so; and, at
any rate, let us bring it as near to these figures
as may be, and then we shall be certain of one
of the greatest and most complete victories
ever achieved here.