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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
JAMES 1IVER PL aNTATION FOR SALE

81 otter for sale privately plantation known Evansville
resdenee Of the late Iaron Reming lying the county Of
Goochand Rivsr ~ mites above Richmond.
tans $40 Of which $50 James River
grounds and $50 arsbl high land all In high Of cult
vston OF the Sanng 80 us In original timber
growth the In pn- and standing pasture The Blu nss
substantial and In good repair Po further particulars address
the subscrbsr at Lock LOmoadP O., eooehlAud CO., Va
se6-en WM. K FLEMING.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
Portus Baxter.

Those in italics are Douglas men There may be other
Breckenridge candidates Mr.. Walton at the last trial.
bad 6OSS majority Mr.. Morrill, 770 and the Republ
can member in the Sd district IS majority.
Maine votes for State officers and members Of Congress
on Monday next the 10Th inst. It will be by far the
mos. important Of the State elections the population
OF Maine has been repeatedly shown to be sensitive
to current political Influences than that of almost any 9TH
er Northern State The following are the party nomi
nations:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
PREPARATIONS AT TORONTO FOR TUE

PREPARATIONS AT TORONTO FOR THE PRINCE.
ToRoNro, c. W, Aug 4.-The Governor General an
nounces that the Prince Of Wales will take part in any
procession where party colors are displayed or party
tunes performed by the band. This announcement is
made in anticipation of trouble with the Ofangemen, who
Intended to erect arch aud appear in the procession
on the reception of the Prince Toronto The Catho-
lies held mass meeting Thursday, and pettioned the
mayor to stop the proceedings.
The Prince laid the cornerstone Of the Parliament
building at Ottawa, last Saturday. deputation Of n
Masonic society Of the State Of New York in Ottawa
to take part in the ceremonies OF laying the cornerstone,
but 10 the astoi hment OF ALL no Masons present
Il a,-,. - - ni- &c Newcastle nnd the Hon. JuU.
Rose refused the hasons the privilege OF laying the stone
after the Prince, with their peculiar ceremonies The
consequence was tina: the Masons unanimously refused
have anything do with the affair. As the MaSons
very strong in Canada and in the Houses OF Parliament
vote Of will probably be passed by both houses
during the present session
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
SPECIAL NOTECE-LADIES

b. CHEAP sToRE.-The Subscribers have on hand
OF Ladies Congress Lace Caters Morocco and
Baakns which thy selling much less than
cheap Caters WIN please call soon At
ie26 ALEX HILL a co iii Main u,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

THE PROGRESS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES-TBE
DEMONSTRATION OF THE ORANGEMEN-GREAT
EXCITEMENT.
Kingston, Sept There is trouble here between the
Princes party and the orangemen. The Prince adj
70 his determination not 10 countenance any ovation in
which religion or political party demonstrations are
made, aud refuses to land but the 0rangemen wol't
yield, which produces great excitement
There is also great excitement in Toronto from the
the same cause.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

THIS little work designed t. Illustrate the mplicAble Of
sgans he Church. and does not tend theo
~ ofiniepreaon III intelligent an In respect may be
In It's views, and safely sit down with the
boo IN gu haad TO t4 10 the Conversational views Of
reasonahe and well In 'ormed friend
sac by All Booksellers. Phce Sic. seG-Im
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

CASTOR CHINi.-Pa.e', Covered Dishes &c. to sell
separate Also Dnper Of vaols aortmeuis for sale
at STE sBINS POLLEN 4 CO.
re6 Rros
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

PARrNERSHIP.
II n. BETD3I0RD and n. TINSLEY PATE under the firm OF
~. BRIDEFORD & CO., will continue the General
Commits usn at the old and 2O Gary and Dock
streets
August /, 1850
withdrawing from the partnerhp with D. R Brldrford and
Tnscy Pate held the GOOD feelings In their ~efare and
had In the partnership wi them; hoping that the
PATRONAGE Of the late i'm will resn aud continue with them
fe' ling assured that they Will 10 merit Il.
the macy friends patrons the late Tm take occasion
I'm Withdrawing from the busnes tender thanks and graft
tude FRANKLIN MArTHs M5
September 3, 1860. se0-2av3w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

A RMY RAZORS.-A supply OF HeiGors Army RasorS
N hand Those persons have been sang them
obtain them They by competent judges
hs best and cheapest RaIo they have ever used For
O. j. sINTON,
Importer OF Hardware,
sci II Main n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

SHHUP.-New York Golden Syrup Of superior quality for
- saeby aust "a DAVENPORT.
AO BALES SUPERIOR BALTIMORE HAY,
Il wv for sale by BRIDaROaD 4 co. SEQ
GROUND ALUM sALT.-l90O sacks Aa1at and for
VI sale by Ia @ DAVENPORT.
JUMP PLasTER.-2OOt tons Supsiior Lump Plaster, for
II sale by BkDaB0RO ECi Se5
Oby Lac, b DAVENPORT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
FoR PRESIDENT.
JOHN BELL,
ELECTORS

fOR VICE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD EN ERETT,
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
RICHMOND HIG

To CORRESPONDENTS.
-. h..alrlass urrsasfhr CfIf-fssa ~ % "a - 2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

DLaNKETs-2OOba lrs. Comprising full Assortment Of
ID Whitney and Ma.knaw Bed Blankets
Dunie and heavy tElled negro DO
Hue grey and brown grey do do
Saddle and horse do
Imported direct per Samson and susan Kinks and for
sale I very small advunee,b by . 1900, -
sep5 kENT, PAINE 20.
SO1IsAERO GUANO, for sale by \. Ii sKISKER
- co se5
JILIDE ISLAND GU NO, for sale by T. H. sKIsRER
II AGO. SEQ
LLAX sEED.-The highest market price paid for Flax Seed
II by BRIDGPORD &CO.,
se5 On the Dock.
XlTAETED.-siiuaont to teach by gentleman qua fed 10
w tAch English Latin French hathemacs and the Rudi-
Of Greek lie has had years experience Address,
box No a., HAMPTON, Va. scott
DACON.-Phia Cincinnati and baltimore, sides and
ID shoudey, In store and for sale, on confinement ~
se5 DaIDGfoRD co.
CIGARS! SEGARS!!- wehsve on hand superior as.
- Segsu comprising forty atty different
signment
Our friends respectfully requested 10 call and examine our
stock. BRiDGPORD co.
TUsT RECEIVED FRESH SUPPLY OF
" Havana Cigars also fac Let Of sLoknR and Chewing Tobac
co. on hAnd aud for sale al W L. WAHING5 Drugstore,
sep5 No 10 broad St, above 9h
lust RECEIVER, a FRESH SUPPLY OF
% all kinds Spices such White, Long and Hlek Pepper
White Back Sect, Bsown Gfg Numegs, Mace
Gloves and Cnuamn also keep large supply Of the above Ar
W L. WALING's Drssstre,
sep5 lVI Broadst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

CHEST EXPANDERs.- article for expanding
~ TIE Chest and strength the mueles the shoulders Of
personl sedenary e Also, Shoulder Braces aud
fu1rotters for sale at MEADE BAKERS Drug Store
seE 1si Mafn above O..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

Red Oak Academy.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY, va
fFIE next ses Of this will the frs, day
Of the ensuing October and continue for 10 months with
Ihoit intsrmission at Christmas
TERMS.
Classics ani Higher Mathematics. ..............S 80
English Branches. IS
Board. Including thing. 1870
Dr. John H. wlnee ard Mr James HAskns will take boarder
Their address In kennedy's p o.
n. BAssErr WILKES, Principal
Professors Coleman GdeSeeye and Sroer OF he University
OF Virginia seG-cu3w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

(IURLED HAIR-ABoUT eco POUNDS OF CuRLED
DREWS, Ala Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

OYrrcE COMMISSIONER FOR THE PROTECTION OF
" California created by special act Of Legu
lsiure OF The state OF Cafona ia Warren
California bound pas@ngers-In order 70 insure
protection Ticket sellers specuistos Runners
&c, necessary that you should procure your ncxcss
Through Parties reading OF town
nave esae rooma secured IN advance by applying
clouinr TIA mp 10 q. DICKINSON. Commissioner, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

.bEAUTIfUI. CUNFLEXION.-rO KFMOvE TAN
"A freckles pmples &C. and mpar healthy hue 10 the
compe,ion use Madame Lewenberg Co.'S pasie. de Flo
James r. Chiffon, the celebrated chemist thousands ii
persons daily attest IL mdeniAbe mers For sale at 81
gs,s and Perfume Price 20 cents box BAH persons
Will Max anne L. Pastles safe and infsllble remedy
Cauon-Pease examine the label genuine with
G. LEWENBER0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

A CkSOwIEDGEMENTs OF DEEDS AND OTHRF
written Instruments for ary every In the Union
taken by EDWARD sKIDMORE notary puhlic mo 25
Madison street and at the Jefferson Market Police court New
York Always ready for business which Will be promptly a.
tended TO day or night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

A rr.ANrIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVIGATION CON.
ron New York WI be the splendid and powerful steamship
GOLDEN FLEECE, which viii san on Thursday, July -,
P.l0 P4sAol-Frst claS Soo and TSj third 80 IN.
aWsy routes OF Great Britain and Ireland, Third class must
provide plate, knife, FORK &C., and bedding Passengers 70
Q bring perons out from Galway for So so from
Isu1 waterford, S0; from Limerick, So.
| ALEX HOLLAND CO.,
Agents for the Line, No. "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19
4 rs1nAILA P1oNExR LINE EsrABIIsHED lsss

IA earring tho United States MAila-The magnificent Al
oispper salp SAMUEL ALEs 80 tous burhcn, Talbot
succeeding ship Joshua Bates, vii have quick
dsspairh Zoe nebcrne direc fsow pier "a E@s river Her
and second class are
surpassrd for comfort light and ventilation For freight
paasase sppiy boAd, or 10 r. W. CAMERON, No BeA-
ver rre~t fight Tor sale and cash advances made
oonslg nmenA Coasgnces In Australia Messrs K Towns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

u,Royy ssoR RrsTYrL 1852 CHAMBERS STREET. CAN
II IL cors1cd AZ usual. OF by Letter Address boz ztS
Piss oH.ce New vors-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

u NOwLES AMERICAN INSECT DESTROYER-WAR-
N ranted fall Houses Steamers and Vessels every
description cleared and kept perfectly clear by sppyng =
principal depot 6O9 Broadway under St. Nicholas Hotel
Large Houses cleared in hour. Pure Insect Powder
L. KNOWLES, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

DrIFs PILLS. P1Lrx.-No HUMBv0.-ANY PERSON
suerpR the pLce have surc. sae ant perrns
nen cure b. rlnr on addrtsng eer. with ~ eaclosed
70 1T. ANpERs on, ca B<oSduag,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VISITING THE
" Great Eastern be furnished with meals all hous
on board the beautiful Barge lying aern Of the Mammoth
Marine Palace band of music constantly In
beautiful view of the Great ksern the promnads
deck refreshments OF description furnished by
tive walters Excursion boats win fns tho barge safe place
o land passengenA "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

60 OOO TO IS 0O.-THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO
SO.VVO ind irst rate business man with the above
amount OF money 10 join him In the manufacture article
that be sold at and hundred per profit all
the cities ana large towns In the United Ses Canada Great
Britain and France; is article that with propee
ment million OF dollars may be made Of it. Address FOR
three days John G. c. c., Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19
SHIPPING.


L,oR LTvERPcOl. rae SPLENDID SHIP EgCEL
tIOP, Capt swift VIII r. s.ivel 81, ua Thnr-'ay jus
20 For passage apply immecaiely boar. ship plst 70
last river to JOSEPH MURPHY 81 9TH street. ne n
Wall street
CsPECIAL PASSAGE TICKETS FOR A VERY pFsIRa-
- bic ststeroom in steamship vanderbilt for Southampton
ard Hayre sh July, for sale. Al the oce Of LIKES WAL
LER, No ~ Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

VVTGHfY IMPORTANT 10 FOIH rENFF-i y NIL ~
III or sngie-.Medicn Adviser and Marriage Gulde Uh
All on over 7mo cloth, and above ltp clccotype
ensrs~tnos Price 81 BY n LARN0NT, Paris and LONDON
ph,sicIan and surgeon Ga Broadway, New York up sa
oce hourp Tor and consultsbnn pers nhly o by
letter and express A. 70 q and 70 s,ennss lSose
sarr,~d With dcbly, local and general o mo
desire knovedre the --latest Psychological researches
elod read H. THIS also treats fully on anoher LASS o
This should be IN the hands o. every
adult person imp>rs kpowledge All have snsn ler y,
vain SOLD mailed free OF postage b. H. o. LAWkkNch-
No Ncsey street Astor Hou'e.
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EoURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED soar, IT Is
" well known cures TAN, PIMPI.ES, FRECKLES SALT
RHEUM BARBEks ITCH, CHAPS, CHAFES TENDER

RHEUM, BARBRK's fTCH CHAPS, oHAFEs, TENDER
as 1e'ses S ss sti
hair from low iorehe.d upper lips any par. Of she
lips and cheeks LILY WHITE for flushed red and heated
faces HAIR DYE instantly converts red. light hail
GOURAuD's IMPROVED ORIENTAL CREAM, for The
complexion. Beware Of a counterfeit Found DR. 0OU-
RACpS old established depot No. 81 Walker street, frr
store from Broadway; Wells Co.. Park Barnes; Hayes
Brooklyn Green Worcester Baes l29 Washington street.
Boston CALENDER phiadeph The above articles
and from New York cheap and long Credits Al
that DIR. GOURAUDS articles hsve been before the public
the past twenty and well known 70 DO Al they
represented 10 be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

Dy INVITATION OF HIS HONOR THE MAYOR
- Messs Gerard Cisco. Asior. Sherman. Gen sanford
Hall, Yates and other prominent officers and citizens
THR CHICAGO ZOuANE CADETS
VIII give an Exhibition Drill,
AT THE ACADEMY CT MUSIC
THIS THuRsDAYl EVENING, JULY 10.
The doors will be opened si 7 o'clock NJ.
Drill will commence nj clock
Tickets paris reserved sests
except those reserved for the Tickets
a VIM. Hall Sons s3 Broadway; Firth, Pond Co.'S, 81
Brosdwsy: sbela IL Wall street: he Astor ST NICHOLAS
Everett. Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan Hoteis, and
Academy. limited number OF tckeA only win be issued,
and the public requested purchase their tickets during
the day NJ some Of the above places.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
posey vs.. withers.

Judge Rapier, Of the Circuit Court Of Mobile, de-
cided in the case of Ben Lane Posey, Esq, VS..
Mayor Withers, that an Attorney-at-Law has the
right to appear as such before the Mayors Court
Of that city. Judge R. says:
By law, it is made the duty Of the Mayor to hold
court daily for the trial of offenders against the
laws and ordinances of the CITY, What is the char
acter of his tribunal? Is it court? ] think it il.
1t is so termed in the charter of incorporation, and
it has the elements of a court as understood by
Jurists. According to Blackstone, there are at
least three constituted parts of every Court-a
Plaintiff, a Defendant and the Judicial power. The
Mayors tribunal has three constitutional parts.
The Mayor also, in, reference to offenses against
the State law, has, by virtue Of his office, the pow
ers Of Justice Of the Peace.
Then arises the question, has an attorney the
right, as matter of legal right to appear in his
character of counsel before the Municipal Court,
or before the Mayor acting in his character Of jus
tice Of the Peace in reference to State offenses
In section 10 Of article l. the Constitution aims 70
secure to the accused in criminal prosecutions full
Justice and protection from oppression and the
abuse of power and for this purpose confers upoI
him the right to be heard by himself and counsel
This provision of the Constitution probably doe
| not apply to mere municipal courts. It is perhap
doubtful whether it applies to the proceedings be
fore justice for an indictable ofense But be TIL
as it may it is doubtless in accordance with the hu
| name and free spirit Of our Constitution.
That every man, upon charge affecting his life
his reputation, ms nDerky or MS property, snuui
be permitted ii he desires it, have the assistanc
of counsel in his defense But, aside from TIL
bearing of the Constitution on this question: 1t wa
certainly competent for the legislative power I
extend the right of representation by attorney t
| every court, and this, think has been, in effect
| done by the statutes under which attorneys ar
| licensed to practice in all the courts.
1t follows that an attorney has the right as sncf
| to represent, before the Mayors court, partie
that may employ him.
The Judge, however, felt " constrained " to fin
Mr.. Posey $50 for Objectionable language durin
his argument which gave the first ofense to til
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25

Mr.. CRIrTESpEN's DEeLISArIos.-At the festival
given in Alexandra on the 18th inst the birthday
anniversary of the immortal Clay, Mr.. Crittenden
took occasion to announce his declination in ad-
vance Of the Presidential candidacy, in the follow
ing terms. We copy from the National Intelligent
Ger:
Mr. Crittenden then disclaimed all idea and all
wish for the Presidency, sgnifying his preference
to retire and rest after long period of public ser
vice. He did not underrate the station, whatever
he might think of some men who had held it. He
had no hope he could have it if he wanted it, and
does not want it if he could have it. He said this
out of no mock modesty; he had always said it
For HIMSELF he had served out his time, and it was
time to retire. Mr. Clay, however, was man I'll
for the Presidency, and he was long anxious to see
| Ii IN President.
| All we want now is proper sort OF CHIEF Magls-
trate Not man of vaeiIlation, but man OF strong
and good heart who could sit here Joyousiy aanons
his feow.citizens tonight and tomorrow 80 WIZ ~
i firm and iron hand and make strict eaeealpu "a
his duty and man who could not 40 thae s,iou
l rive Mace to a stouter and better fial ~ was
4 1aeksnn,s force of character that gave niii ns
nonnlarty A proper President must nave pnysl-
eal az well as moral courage; SO as 70 meet mas
1nho sbonld come from the North or the SCUM wltl
threats upon his tongue and say to nm SIR, l
~ presidents' man who has not the heart to
III tbis Is not fit for the place II the least fracture
or ereyice be in him his weakness will be sure 10
he found out. His administration will be made tu
/ bend But on the other hand, il he be brave, and
\ firm, and honest, the Union will be safe. am
l said Mr. Crittenaen no candidate for the Presidency
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25

The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Herald gives the following account of the difficulty
between Hon. Robert j. Walker and Judge
Black
WAsHNaros, April 10, 1s6o-The Hon Robert
J.Walker sent peremptory challenge to Attorney
General Black about o'clock yesterday afternoons
by the hands of Senator Brown, Of Missisaippi.
Mr.. Black verbally declined accepting the invita-
ton without explanation.
This action Of Governor Walker grows ont Of
the testimony Of Mr.. Schnable, Of Pennsylvania,
before the Coyode Committee. That part Of M
Schnable's testimony which led Mr.. Walker to
take this course is as follows:
Question-Have you recently convefsed With
| any member of this administration on the anhjeet
Of this letter? II 30, are yon ct liberty tos speak
Of it,
Answer have recently had such conversation.
| There is ne secret about it; no confidential Fe-
sraint upon either Of the parties. have described
the scene to many persons since Friday last.
| presume this committee, like many others, has
/ ieard of it. had an accidental discussion with
Attorney General Black, upon the truth of the ex-
1 list nee Of such document as the one referred to
| in this testimony, he denying and affirming. he
declared that no such document existed, and never
that was mistaken that # such letter existed
no good citizen would withhold it. inquired Of
| him whether he invited its production IN the name
of the President. He replied Yes 2 that he chal-
lenged its production; that Governor Walker
had such paper, his duty to his country, as well
| as to himself, required him to produce It. That ID
point of fact however, he said the story was not
| founded in trnth, or words to that effect. Many
severe remarks passed between us. He was III o
| state Of great excitement.
When / referred second time to my having
seen it. he again, in high rage, declared that was
in gross error; that the President wrote such
| d document; and II Gov Walker or any other per-
son pretended to have such document, It was Q
mere pretence to cover up a perpetrated or IN
tended treason to the Democratic party. or Q Msrs
pretext for deserving to the Black Republican
I ranks He further added, that if any one attacked
the Administration on this ground Ito use his exact
words), :" We will put shirt upon him from which
he will never escape.a Ell
! Question-In case you had such interview, what
led to it?
Answer was making visit to one of the ed
itors of the Constitution, in reference to another
NATTER entirely met Judge Black there accident
4 ally; did not expect TO see him; my business
with the editor in no way, directly or Indirect
", connected with the objects of this COMMITTEES
decline answering the question solely on tht
1 | Ground Of irrelcyatlcy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
I wish I were the Pope Of Rome, y

After reading the account of the perplexities and
vexations which beset the present wearer of the
tiara, he must be in miserable condition who
would exchange places with Plus Ninth. The
story about the epileptic attacks is, we believe.
new piece of gossip:
ROME. March l3-Chronic CONSERVATION in the
Vatican iangling and recrimination between Anto-
nell and the other Cardinals, and the Pope among
them all repeating his eternal CALCULATIONS, 1--WE
cannot, we ought not we will not!'
There is corps in Rome consisting of 39l men,
including drummers and officers, who are called
the Palace Guard (Gudrdid Pdlatina) and their
commander is Colonel the Marquis Gugliemi This
gallant officer applied the other day to the Pope
for 10000 scudi to complete the armament of this
guard The Pope's answer was, Did you ask hins
| This emphatic pronoun in the Pope's language is
meant for Antonell, the Minister in whose infalli
bilty the Holy Father has more implicit faith thar
| in his own Ct have not, your Holiness" said the
| Marquis. Them replied the Pontif - how is thu
| thing to be managed? When he hears of the 10,
/ 900 crowns being wanted, you know how he VII
wrinkle up his nose.o " But your Holiness, 1t i
| an unavoidable expense.f That may be, butyol
| know he is so tightfsted; you know how he stint
4 even half baiocco when the interest of the coun
try is at stake. Well, well, shall see we'll SCI
what he'll do for yon for all he doesis well done.
| Such was the interview, word for word.
i For myself, in sober truth expect to see til,
Pope himself so away from Rome much soone
than the French.
On another occasion, the Pope got much excitet
| in a debate with the French Ambassador, and ha,
one of his usual nervous attacks and epileptie fit
the infallible consequence with him OF any acces
Of fury. IN. Y. Evening Post