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Smyrna times., 1860-03-22

OF ihe treaty between AuslFla and ksssis con-
tlnne contradictory. Phe Spaniards have net
with a reverse in Morocco, having been sur.
prised and defeated 10 the neighborhood Of
Melila. The Spaniards were reported 10 have
lost 10 killed two hundred soldiers and five
officers, and abouttwo hundred men wounded.
Nj. fhouivpel, in message to the French Am
oassador atfFurie, proposes the complete an
nexation of Parma and Modens 10 Sardda, The
Vicarlal government Of Romagna in the name
Of The Holy See, and the re-establlshment Of
Tuscany IN her full integrity. The Emperor
informs the King of Sardinia that be stands
feady 10 sustain him fully, il he shall see fit 10
| follow the policy which he indicates.--bnt that
he must rely upon his own strength eatirely it
he decideso take aaother course. He thinks
that Tuscany should not be annexed to Sar-
dlnia, bu. that Parma and Modena may. The
telegraph states that Count Cavour has replied
o this advice, declining to follow il; this,
wever. Is not yet quite certain. The French
Secretary repeats The sentiment that the an
nexaIon of Savoy is raphical necessity
for France; and we have on the one hand an
energetic protest against il on The part of Eng
land--as calculated 10 arouse the suspicious
and menace the peace of Europe and on the
other declaration from Austria that she will
not oppose the measure. The possibilities oi
trouble growing out of this question has slight.
ly affected the London market; and il is stated
that public feeling in Paris was not quite sat
is6ed. Count De Morny's speech, at the open
ing of the Corps Legislalif, discusses the sub
ject Of Free Trades-saying that it will moi
answer until Protection has prepared the, way
/ for il, and that the new commercial treaty has
been carefully adapted TO this principle. The
elections were to 'ald in Central Italy on
the subject of annexation, and the result would
be known on the 20lh. Spain does not propose
to hold the territory conquered from Morocco
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
The War In Morocco.

The Madrid journals state that the total loss
in killed and wounded of The Spanisrds. sincs
the beginning of the war in Morocco. is 5426.
The GiSssltsr Chronicle publishes letters
from Tetusp. which contain a mos, interesting
account of The decisive battle OF the 4th ult.
The sction .be 4ss was very creditable ID
The Spanisrds. The Moorish defences were
nost formidable, very solid sssthworks, which
would have stood much longer and more se-
we're cannonxde than was brought 10 bear upon
them. On arriving near them the Spsaiards
found themselves stuck in morass. and. as cue
VINO has had some opportunities of seeing
heavy fire, can assure you that that which
was broagnt TO bear upon them was by no
means srIHing IL was not regular yoleya,
| like those European troops often FIRE when op-
| posed TO each other, but we'll sustained file
FIRE, basked by discharges of grape, or rathes
canister. One compsay OF infantry was nearly
aanihilaled by The latter. Prim's corps (psrl
OF iD entered on the right; then he moved on
ward toward the left, placing battalIons at dit
ferent points; and on reaching the most dan
geroas spot went on himself shroughtbe open,
] ing be the first man.
The Mvors certainly never expected to loss
that position, naturally very strong, and 81
which they had labored great desl. Thei
roat was most complete. They let all thei
guns $50 tants. Clothes 20 camels, Mulef Alb
bas' tea and coffee service, banners, everything
ia short; and those wounded who could 40
walk off were left on the ground was II
the redoubt, or rather fortified camp, immed
7 alnly after il was captured, and there wer
0 lols OF wounded Moofs writhiuQ and groaninl
90 the ground. Several shots were fired froI
lons OF the town batteries (nct the clssdel) !.
, O'Donusl and his staff a. they rode about III
,f camp. 1915
i | There were FIVE dissinct camps taken Tho.
I. opposite to our right including an old towe
\ which hss often been referred 10, but 10 me
y Fuis and lsadmssk. The stack and fight WI
J. on that 10 the isit Of ths Spaaiasds. The cit
Is dNi l. fsf behind, aud risss juss atovs the tow
LII ls ievsvy dj6lsett toe 81 VI sos aad might ws
have been dsfendsd, but tbe Mpofu were ss
4 dsn&iy panic strsck by ihsir ds1sst on Ssss
= lt6y& nd ieeasDed no longer of defending ID
nf}1hi4r. Hbe twe lbsothefs of abe Kmpsros d
i lope1 through Tesusn without pausiSg.
i. Mnriy On Monday mofniug spme Jews car
n6s& Nkmn md xn,pionad 0'Hoanslisto 20
I IL fea1&ak 80 Noees tni bssn eeeking, dsvas
- 1116r ~uf Go46ml lGtl4k etfAl Worse pxeoooes'
]: ~ feeyiee< dpys 81 ~es'd begiaIsgsisi II
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
.Item Q m 8

The Democracy Of Kent county have
appointed J. b. Pennington and JohnIl Bew-
ley delegates. and Johu F.aTharp and w. l..
Cannon, el.ernaGss, to the Charleston conyen-
ton. rs
The Democracy of Sussex, at the meet
ing on the 18th inst, appointed Hon. Willard
SauIsbory and Ex-Goy. WIN. Ii. Ross, as dele
gates to the Charleston convention, and Jacob
Moore end Jas. Anderson, Esqs., aheraa'ss.
The Sheriff sold, on the 9Th inst, the
farm of w. Smith, in Appoquinimink Hundred
containing l02 acres. 10 Samuel Martin, o
Phladelphia, for $2150.
-Charles II. B. Day has sold his farm neai
Magnolia. Kent county. containing 220 acres
10 George N. Roberts, near Dover, for $4,000
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
European Afairs.

The late Arrivals from Europe bring highly
interesting intelligence. An exciting dscus-
sion Of the SAVIOR question was had 10 the
House of Commons On the I'd inst. Lord JOAN
RUSSELL said, as far asle knew, there was no
treaty in existence between France and Sar-
dina providing for the annexation of Savoy
As lke Emperor Napoleon states that he will
not proceed 10 the annexation without consult
ing the great powers, Lord John believes that
France will not attempt il, if tile Powers are
unanimously opposed TO il. The French Le-
gislasSse Assembly opened on the lat Instant.
The Emperor. in his speech 10 The Assembly,
expresses the most sincere desire for the main.
tenance of peace; rejoices at the amicable re.
lations with all lie European Powers, ant
hopes for speedy peace with Cochin China
and The just chusnsement ofstsse Chinese fO
their perfdy. The Emperor also hopes tha
the Italian affairs are approaching ssilienent
and says that he has advised the King pf Sar
dinia that Tuscany must not be annexed, bu
that The wishes Of The other Italian province
may be entertained, provided The rightsof h
Holy See are respected 10 principles. I'll.
safety of the French frontiers, ha adds, require
the annexation Of Savoy, and he hopes tha
frank explanations of the question will caus
|, the great powers 10 recognize the julllce
! the claim. tie protesses astonishmenl at th
agitation OF the Catholic world, and points
his efforts on behalf Of the Pope, The Freuc
army has bsen reGuced TO 10000 man, an
Q would be furiher reduced bat for the Chine,
!. war, and The ltalIan occu patton. He coaclud
= by referring to the new free-trade policy, az
predicting the MOST isvorabIe results, III
!. Empsrox's spssch is largely discussed By d
u Lsodon journals--smost of sheuI eondsmn Il
!. policy of ths Emperor. Lord psImsrslon b
: received msmoFi'll from Irish Catholics, a
|. Ing hs influence ln maintaining The iiitsgfi
IN tho Papsi dominiens Ths English pa pc
- fputIish audPpesI % the ChristiAns thrsugh he
! |: Tho world, signed by the coluFed sxilss IN
!. Arkansas. who protest ID Tie sttonesst pvssil
Ill oe6pe eg1io4t t6e tyetem which dooma the
OF sispef . banlshms nt OF sIsvsfy The sccou
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22

TIE EXECUTIONS Az CHARLESTON, Va Char.
lesion, Va, March l6. II he Town was ihrongvd
with visitors to day anxious to witness the exc.
cutlon Of Stevens add Hszlett. aa ~ #
/ The sentence of the law was put into effect
at noon. ~ 4ssl " ltttiAt IA #sEa e.Li{
Both the condemned appeared resigned to
their fate, and exhibited great irmness and re-
signation ~ AA1 GG l&
Stevens died very hard, but Hazlett expired
wibont q struggle. t
The condmned declined all the pro6ered at.
Ientlons from the ministry, and there were no
religious ceremonies on the gallows or during
their confinement They were both Spiritual.
lists and had a peculiar religion of their own,
which enabled then TO meet their fate with
cheerfulness and resignation.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
Business Notices.

The return of Spring Witnesses an increased
degree Of activity among our busines men. -
Business of all kinds seems to be in fne state
Of prosperi,y-in advance considerably, we
think. of tha, Of last Spring. Among the vac
rious places Of trade we fpd none which exces
in activity that Of our young friend Black.
whose Lumber Yard is not surpassed by any.
we suppose, on the Peninsula. below Whining
ton. Mr., Black makes il point to keep a full
stock Of lumber on hand, so that acne may be
turned offto seek the desired article. During
the past several weeks particularly the yard Of
Mr.. B. has shown unusual signs Of activity,
and as fast as the contents have been removed
by customers, re.supply has been imported to
fill its place. Persons in want Of lumber will
find Mr.. Black ready to supply their every de.
mand, unreasonable rates. oH
PsRsoSs in want of Furniture are directed
to the Ware Rooms of Mrs. Lydia Mcdowell,
on Commerce street, in this town. Her rooms
are well filled with Ill the varieties of furniture
in common use, such as bureaus, tables, secre.
ea'iOSs "osHsN"heSt ~Hohos ocdntCuu0S NNO.y NSCsi
all of which are advertised to be sold at the
cheapest rates. We would recommend all
persons in need Of furniture of any kind to call
at the above establishment, where we are con.
fident they cun be accommodated on liberal
terms.
THE attention of our citizens, visiting Phila.
de phi a, is called 10 the advertisement Of tbs
Continental HOtel-.the new and pslatial es
tablishment corner Ninth and Chestnut streets
which has been recently finished, and opened
for the public reception. The Cont mental
is enc of the finest Hotels in this country,
not the world.
MEssRs. FARsoN 81 DAVIS, No. $3.50 Walnu
ST., PhIla., advertise great bargains 10 cabine
furniture. The senior Of The firm, Mr.. Farsou
formerly resided in this place, and will n
doubt dispose Of goods in his business TO on
citizens, who visit Philadelpha to make sue
4 purchases, at rates as low as can be found elias
where. -,
EAros, on the g Hil." informs Us that ther
is great excitement in regard to the new an
cheap goods just received and opened Al III
. Mount Vernon store. lie invites call, q
that our citizens can satisfy themselves in re
gard to the cheapness Of his goods. = a3se
L i .r . l
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22

Rev john N. MAFFIT.-The last Alabama
Methodist Conference passed a resolution sp-
propriating $500 for the erection of monu
nett over the remains Of this eloquent divine.
THE daughter of Robert Burns has received
only about 1000 from The subscription made
in her behalf in Great Britain. el-l.i
A LARGE hotel, to be called the Clarendon.
is now being built at Saratoga Springs II is
located on Broadway, near the new Spring
The ground, including the new Spring, cost
$56,000. and with the building will involve an
outlay of 100000. .-.....-.. -
LABOR MoyEmEsT. The bricklayers of New
York, now receiving $l.75 per day, demand
So per day after the first of April. They do
not contemplate Z" strike" believing that their
demands will be acceeded to without it. I'D
A CONVENTION of Southern inventors is to as.
semble at Charleston during the session of the
Democratic National Convention.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
Obituary.

On thes20th insant., in Smyrna, MARY
HoFFEcKER, wife of Rev. Jesse s. Huntingdon,
aged "a years. att
The subject of the above notice has been for
several months truly a child of 0ffliction;"
her suffering for the most part was great--some-
times excruciating, and Of such nature as TO
battle all human skill. In the midst of all she
retained her natural cheerful disposition. never
murmering, but asking other Heavenly Father
grace, to'bear vi th spatience the rod of afflic-
ton. In early life she songht and obtained re-
ligien, united with the M. E. church, and
throughout her life remained consistent fol-
lower of Christ. During her last aldsys.
she became more impressed that her time was
short on earth, but it was hers to obtain CON-
plete victory over death; it had no terrors. and
the grave was but happy resting place until
1 the re surrecIion morn. She retained her con.
ciousness TO the last, and when nature was al.
most exhausted she coald be heard distinctly
praising the Lord. She requested he husban nd
10 have her Iiule children hrsught to her bed
side that they might hear, for the last time, q
mothers counsei. She told them when they
awoke in the morning they would be mother
less, but charged them to be obedient and kind
but above ali TO seek religion young, for i
would be a safeguard .in all afler life. She re
signed all earthly. care TO God, trusting 10 hi
mercy. Thus has passed from us fon
wife, devoted mother. and sincere friend. Tn
/ Almighty one saw fit 10 perfect. through .sffliC
iion. that which He had made, and take it |
Himself. =. E ait.' 9ea A FRiEND.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
New Store

The subscriber having slready informed his
customers and the public OF his renewal 10 hIs
New Store house. ea Commerce street, near
Market, would now invite their aitention 10 a
large and handsome s,ock Of NEW GOODS,
which he has jast received. and will sell very
CHEAP. Friends. pay us an early visl, and
examine our stock before purchasing esewhere.
Those who cannot hnd time 10 cali during the
day are invited 10 visit os ofsn evening, as The
Store will be handsonasiy lighted up. and every
exerlion will be made ID Cite stisiaction.
sn THOS. CARR0W.
Smyrna, March 4th, 1861. I'm HI
Several Houses and Lots
| For sale in Smyrns. bv
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white whest1s selling at 81 50 f;
Red, 81 40; yellow Corn 20 cts,-whitr, 6e;
Rye, So; and Oate, 40cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, 81 cts. per bushel. Butter, 25 cts.
per 10. Eggs, IL cts.per dOz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, 81 60; Red. 81 so; Rye,
90 cts; Corn, 76 and Osis, As cents per bush.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
Book Notices.

GooEY's LxDY's Book, always the first on
And has been on our table now for more than
ri ~ssk. I. 10 goltea up with more care and
saPetas than, perhaps, any other magazine Of
~ ~ elass. Its plates, patterns, DC. are very
ss'''et'ss % The ladies'. 80 per annom.
PrFrxsos's Mxoazsve is splendid onc,
'rsly adorned and embslIished with engrav-
'As' fsshion plates. paierns. designs. &c. 81
pef snnuu-
IHE ArLAnTre MosrHLr. our " Americau
ssct eootl." comes oot freshsr and brighle,
'sra ever. The new publishers, we think, ar,
'nneA improving shs Moa.hiy by adapting ]
ness 70 the general reader, Tbs /" AlIsnslc,' !
egusdto rssl literary ability, stands - sh'
= Amcriesn saepahleys ~ per annun
Il AsRrs's MAsAzaEs. for the preseat month
n.y. issa eas moash short Of majority
Ay Jesfs. Il has met with 40 anpsssIlele
ii ua|trsss sad csrtsiaiy il good fostnne has nsys
~ Astshek " ssy ssripline of evsa swsas
eeA xtem iss dsst bifshday il hss been 40.
~ - i IA keesoi.& !
l4st nFGsqgef xf1he Isesafy ftseility
psoaApla 49, 1lls~ ~ .anean~ &sIs
q ~ sg Sv>tsn4 ~. ii
~ ~ ~ 1kespy y ~ Firss k>ssrt
W tetl e,lts A rls<ll1r6l lskssziss
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
I M EW GOODS.

w. B. COLLINS, Merchant Tuilor. ON
Commerce streets, has on hahd good assort-
ment of
Cloths, CassiHlleres & vestings.
comprising one of the best stocks he ever pur.
chased. which he will make uD to order in the
nost fashionable manner and in the best styIe.
Persons are invited to call and examine.
NH 10 3O .FN w. B. COLLINS
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22

JAMES E. BLACK would respectfully call the
attention of Farmers and Builders 10 his large
assortment Of dry lumber. He has now reaey
a choice lot of fence board and pickhts. plain
aud fancy,with rails to suit, cheap and on ac-
commodaling terms.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22

MEssRs. Clement g. Temple have sold 10
Zenos w. Senex their farm, situated near
Blackiston's y Roads, containing about 14O
acres, for $500; also 80 acres of land, at the
same place, to Benz. Graham, fer $3.50.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22

CossrABLrs.-The Levy Ceprts last week.
appointed The following constubIes for Kent
county
Duck Greek Hundsed--James Roberts. WIN.
Pratt, Thomas g, Jackson
Little Creek Hundred-.rhos. p. Walls
Dover Hundred--John Cos,en. ~
Murderkill Hundred--uIllliam ii. Mcbride
John Bell, William Z. lamp. Nickersou Snspp
Mispill,on Hundrsd-~Thomas III. Dorman
Issss Harrington. ssa,i fna
| Milford Huedred--Jossph c. CARLY.
David Clsyton. John GrsIca aud John Burso'
wers also appoin.ed jail Commissioners.
James Roberta has also bsea appointed i
ths Colisesesship Of Duck Creek Hundred. i
place Of NJ. L. Smith, ~ pasviously sunoaresd
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
Great Hsargrins in
CABINET FURNITURE
FARSON AZ DAVIS

FARSON 81 DAVIS,
No. $3.50 Walnat ST., second door below Fourth,
Philadelphia, es
Being anxious to introduce their Furniture into the
maset take this method 10 inform The public thal they
have large stock haad. of their manufacture.
which is made c. she best maleral and workmanship.
ali ofwhich they will warrant mar 22-ly
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
Miscellaneous Advertisements
Removal
Variety and Trimming Store

F"fIC'J "t1u iIfIAAfI iIfIAfIIIIIIS EAUIE =
The undersigned, having removed from her
former place of business. 10 he housr uniIl re.
Gently occupied fortbe Post Office, o6 The sonpe
streeI, few doors above. wOuld respectfully
inform her friends that she has bad her new
room fitted up in tasteful order. and isprepared
to furnish the public with all articles in her
line OF business at cheap rates. Call and see.
r. - ~ sf+ S. L. BELL
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
g. Cents Reward.

Runaway, from the premises oflhe subscriber,
near Cowgill's Corner, white boy, named
Jacob Nessus. en- indentured apprentice TO the
tsrming business. The above reward will be
given for his arrest and delivery. All persons
are forbid hurboring or trusting said boy, under
penalty Of the law. as a WM. J. LANK.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
War with Mexico . Hostilitias Com.
.menced.

War between the United States and Mexico
has already begun. MiTamon beseged Vera
Cruz on The 5lh inst. with 5000 men and was
fepuIsed by the Liberals. Col. VIsaddo was
detected in the attempt TO blow up the Fort and
deliver it into the hands of Mirsmon. The u.
s. vessels Of war Savunuah, Saratoga, and
Preble, were on hand ready to act 10 case of
emergency. 1t was stated that if Mirsmon did
not guarantee full protection 10 American citi-
zens, captain Jarvis would land 500 marines.
armed with Minnie Rifles. Later news says
that one Of Miramon's war steamers has been
ca plured by the American vessels, and had arr
rived at New Orleans ss prize. #
In the engagement three Americans were
wounded, one inortally.
The ensmy's loss 10 reported to have been Is
killed and so wounded.
When the action commenced, the enemy
hoistsd the Spanish Gag. s. # ~
The prisoners corroborate the report in rela
lion to the steamers having cleared from Ha
yana as merchantmen, and hoistedihe Mexican
flag only after they left Havana. They after
wards mounted six guns each. ssas
The cost Of the two steamers is stated t
have been $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

AichoIce collection of CLOCKS, WATCH
ES AND JBWELRY at the Store of II. X.
FAhSONS, on Commerce st, where also can
be iound good assortment of Breast Pins.
Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Gold Studs, and
other articles TO tedious to menllon-all at re.
duced prices, 10 suit The times. Watches and
Jewelry carefully REPAIRED and Warranted
NH Is If .....
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22

THE decision in Baltimore Of Judge Martin,
of the superior court, affirming the constitution
ality of the new metropolitan police bill, has
thrown quite damper upon the existing city
police force. There is no doubt of THE decision
being affirmed by the court Of Appeals, where
It is 10 be argued in a few days, after which the
commissioners must take iull possession and
inaugarate their various appointments. II is
currently reporled--understood indeed-lhat
mayor Swami will resign ibis office as boon as
the metropolitan police arrangements so in,o
operation. The bill takes from him all power,
except such as be does not feel inclined TO ex.
ercise. 10 this case they must have new
mayoralsy election in some twenty days aflel
the mayor's resignation.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
Spring 1860!
Es~ VA RzR -N II
. Az Dr;xvato Calo

AT Private Sale
In Queen Anne's county, Md six miles from
Chester River, and one and half miles from
Sudlersyllle, containing lS4 Acres; about 100
cleared, The remaining part set IN Oak and
Chestnut. The land is high and easily improv-
ed, well adapted 10 the growth Of Peach Trees,
Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, &c. Possession given
Immediately, or 70 rent for the present year
Price, 50, 2,0D0--one-lhird cash, balance in two
years. ~
Also, Al Acres with house and Blacksmith
shop thereon, at Wrght's y Roads, Kent co.,
Del. within one-foursh of a mile of the Della
ware ~ Mafyland Railroad. now under consiruc-
tion. A desirable place for store and shoe
shop. Price. $e50--ons-third cash. balance IN
two years. Possession given Jsu. 1861.
P. h. F.NlCKERSON.
March D, 1850. Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
MARTIN e. DICKSON,
Cheap Watch & Iewelru Sfn,

wonld respectfully Inform nv friends. and N.
public Renernly. that have on hand a ,er choice
stuck oi Gold end Silver WATCHES, which u6er
ior sale as low as they can be bought in tue city
also. Silver and Plated Spoons CasleGs foId sni
Silver S1ecaeles and other articles too numerous 10
mention All want is call To satisfy you Of The re-
duetOn of prices. All goods warrented 10 be as rem
resented, or the money refunded.
N B-Panieular utieniiUn given TO repairpe in all
ITS Varinns bFanches Sture Main street, opposite
Foxwells IlOIel. NH X X A., -
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
They Have Come!

Lewis g. Brother. Corner of Main and Com
merce Sta, Smyrna. Del. have received, this
week. from New-York. Beautiful Assortment
OF Spring and Summer Goods, which the public
arc invited to examine. F.. ..ia ,,--f f,,.... 'r
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22
TO RENT

A Two-s'tcry frame HOUSE, corner Union
and Commerce Streets. r. a1g ;e .iI~-f
saeg' aasS eGApplyto WM. TURNER.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-22

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