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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-07
ga Grplfe:= ltrb W(ilmQufee<
Ulicnbubll.
. 1860.
@ii1fer enhancement.
AsEsss tst.li1 49, -

~S'ittsl
Tie eil'ii9e rirefte Nrute rrn Ct. paul, ct.
M%,tlpAY, MinncoprliS, Yre5cptt, Soltines, Neebs
1ancin9, @iloNo un0 "a grpIs nah Wifmaufes,
9bicasp> Gctrrit, Glsrelanr> Suhalp, GulpcnIcn
Vritae, Yitt5tua, Vbilaoelpbia, Nem=gJrrf, 3D.
ton, Baltimore Maltinstpn, Cincinnati ypuis-
vile, ct. 1ruis, Gairp uno Ncm-S% rleoua> unb
alien ancerl YNntet in nfr Scr. Staaten unb
ben Ganata'a. -
Nciler1re criporcn ouf cicl er Npute, NIB
reno Der llnterbredun9 rer Shiffabrt,
100 Meiltn unc "a Stunren an 3eit.
3mei taAlide ,3ise (Scnutas ouessnrmmsn)
eebcn BON "a Creme ot> mic frlNt:
GrlIcr jug ..... ...... UNI = l(br Nodm.
.3rctter Bug .......... nm 100 BORN.
1is 0crbinoun9 9cldiebt an Der MilmauFee-
unb 0tjco9r Gilentabu uno nit tcn Iamrftpteu
an, 92fe Midiaau.
Sn Ga Grrlc tcmmcn bic 3lae an um 10 1lbr
40 Minltcn NodDmittaDe, uuo 10 llbr IS Min.
Gprmittass.
SON Ga Grpile na1 Gbica9p fdbrt man
III IS Stuncen.
Gie Yalass 1T 10 tilis mic ouf irsenb elmer
aneem &cute.
Ncrtinbun0cn.
Wn trr Suncticn nit rer 6pnb ru Gao UNI
S1Gfrlb Giicntobu ; lei Srricrn nit her Spricox
uno Etrlln Gtlentahn; Su Wilmaufee nit rte
Chicago uno Milmoufss uno Wotcrtpmn Gileu-
bahn; NIT ben 1anpfern fir bic 0etrrit unb
Milmaufsf unn SbctryQon Sabn; ipmie fir bic
Hofe Surcripr> @reen Say unb GpQinamcop
Hputen.
W- Irpu9b Iitet5 ert1lt mani in Der
Iicfet=S ffce Der Gcmpa9nie, an Der Oritten Ctr,
nabc benz Nmerican 6cuie, IN ct. Yaul, Minn,
Gopt. s. 6. 0eproe>
Gidet= N9ent, ct. yaul.
SO. 50. Willou II Generally 9ent bes Weltens.
Gbmiu 3. 0opbrid, Manaser> Milmoufee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-07

III atntliden &reilen hit rer 5ufnuna,
pae bic 9iciltnner ben Orafen BON Irani,
ben dlteften Sptn Res GD1t9e Terot1ano
u. BON leiner amciten 0emaDlin, ols ST.
cef6ni9 anrebmm merpen ; tnoe1e1 Der
Spbn Der Dltrei1iIden 5ersp9in 1T no
m6sli6 no@ popularer ais iein Stief6ruz
Der Trani II.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-07
@ilenbabnen IT, ampfbDDte.
CONNER Nrraueemcnt.
SeferipnpiQe @ilenbQbn.
3wet 3a9e td9li@ (9onnta98
0u9np1D,nnpn0

3we1 3a9e t49li@ (Sonnta98
aus9enpmmen).
Nnt uno lad benz IS. Npsemter 1859 uerben
bic 3ii9c gsbeu mic fplst:
Nb91n9: Mnfunft:
III ubr 10 Win. Sprl1. ) Il. 30 Min. Gprnt.
10 ubr 80 Mtn. Nahm. II, 40 Min. Nadm.
Srtiae 3use balten aur RECONCILIATION bet
9alasiere in @rutbprrt, Wresnwrrc, Urantliu,
edinburgh unn @rlumtus an, serbiubcn Gd III
@eymuur nit Sen 3i;sen Der Ohio II. MilVlVppi
gabu, uno III 2ruisrille nit BET, 3it9su Der 9ruis-
Sille, Vranftrrt uup Heriretpn, uuo louisville unb
Nalbviue &eaes.
Uradt- 3ise sebsn ta9!id. Tradt tpiro piinft=
liA t%tlurst.
Sifes, Maeiluu Depot, Detleits.
u. g. 9arptbers> Sup't.
5. v. Mbltecm ~ 0raht= Mssut. 7St
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-07
Spnll11er= ARRANGEMENT.

Spmu1er arrangement.
Nsue pollaAierz uno Grprebz Gradtzeinie,
Setrpit= nns @li1,paufic, @iicnbabu,
IN Gsrbtnonn9 nit oen
Neucn uno lhInen Sceon<D ampfldiTeu
uOetrpit" unb uMilmoufee".
Oas 0ampfidiI uMilwaufec", @apt. Gitarts,
SerldEt Ben IpG AM JuGc orn Milwaufee= Strate
ieren Mprscn prIcils 5 utr (Sruntaas ausoe~
monument unr itebt nit beu glientabn- 3i9en Ser
Detroit unp Milwaufee=, Great @etern- unc
STEMS OFF Gentlol=Nail=Nc III pireftey Ser
%tineuu9.
Anfunft lit ~sliaeara Sails 4 l1br Murscns,
NitanY 4 llbr Nadn1.,
New<yorf 9utr 80 81. abes.,
gp(tcn IL ubr Nabts.
Oas GamptihiT uDetrpit"> @apt. McSrice,
nerl1bt ren Npd Der Detrpit@ unp Mtlmaufce-
gilsntahn=Gc. 9iaAmitto9s 4 ugr (@pnutass
ous9ctpr1ntsn).
Nntuuit III Dctrrit l1br 80 81. Mpra,,
@usY, Britse 5 llbr Mtents,
9lltauy 1 l1br Mcroeus,
Sem Yprf 10 ubr IS 81. Mcrs.,
Gr{tpn 10 llbr As 81. INitt.
golla9e- SilletS: via @fae= rber DampfipiT
no0 Srsmer,> Samtur9> 5avre> Mntwcrpen> Nrt~
terrain, Wserprpl &c. msroen 1T Der Stfrc bcr
Grmpe9nie S%srfouft.
paquets fir ir9rnr eiren an Der Oetrrit uno
M'l~ouFte = G%;lento9n o%slsornsn 9las werren
prri,Yt uuo tiIi9 t%efIrbcrt.
Mon Sc(GNc Jrod,t Via D. & M. r.
A's1t eemra9nie tctI1rert 6rodt su t~ettutenr
9eri!l5trsn prsiisn, itnclsr uno Fderer, nls IT.
gene cine oncere Weiel1daft.
S1Ttt III MiImaufie $50 SltmaNcrtraBs.
y. 9fiemeier> Golirer.
Suliue 81 "rYiua> Otneral=M oeut.
5, s. GN Ditmnu>
%rcilenccr eleent fir tcn Menen.
9 Syi1's" S %s5sns, gssdasiss~
8. %. Gresunn N9tNlth.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-07
1862 = % - 1860.
Wfihi9on Srutbern
OetrDit, M(pnrDe unbIplebp
YQbu.
1860.

Dielc 2inic ulc ibre Gtrtinounscn ti!cen cine
Sclfdubiae Nc,lte Scn Detroit mad, @hicaac,
Milwaufie> @ale1tn, Ord Sslanr, DUBUQUE,
Burlington, Yrairie bu CHEN, Ga Grp1e, ct.
Yaul, 9airc, ct. 9puis, Ct. Sclepb uue aas
Gouten i'm @e lts1 uno Siemeltea.
Mud
ua9 Grleer, GleSclarc> Vi!tstura, Mbes[iuo
Nfew yprf, 1lnc ausu Srtcn, mptii man anf ben
perl9ieeensn 3weishabnsn Srn jersu plaseu lab
rem taun'
Mtfatrt,
6 llbr IS Minuten Mittas. 2~isbtniua @rpreB
fur Ghicaap uub Nsuz sycrf
frmmt an su Nrriau I'M 9,l5 Grrmituas
< Grlccp tint $50
> Glerflanp nm $40 Nadm.
Sufale I'M 1920
. Chicago nm 100
r Mep Ycrf I'M $50
1 lltr Madmitass. Suleep unp Cincinnati
Grpreb
tSmmt nah lp!sro UNI 4,O5 Nabmittaas.
Cleveland nm $50
SuHalr UNI 4,55 Gurmittaas>
Nen-Y rrt uni $50 9!admittaa5.
Alr1t 9truts madnt eircFte Gtrtincuna III Gls-
Selane nut cel Hrathtrtllrn Stcamern vGitp If
Sutalo" unn ,eSclttrN MctrrprIi5, mad, Bufalp.
5 llbr Is Minutcn Mahn,. Nrriau uuc vs..
fern grereB
tVn'mt al Su Mrnrple I'm sos NadmittasS,
gerinr I'M 1000
Gbieaac I'M 100 Gprmittass.
NJ &artcn fDnncn trbaltcn lpcrpen
iu Detrcit> in Ter Sfice rer %Gpmpa9nie>
Gde N(tmoter< unS YrulbzS troEe.
ES 3miiNen Tetrrit uae Gbicasc merecn
te1ne SSaA9rnS selrttllclt.
10: 0c0en ben Staub it in Spm=
nler curd Gtnttlatprcn oelrrNt.
@@@ DIS Nadt5 1T ein @aaocn nit
Betten erltbcl.
Die 3lae atbeu uoet ecr Gt;casp j3sit at>
1relde I'M 20 MiNntsn f1il3ey lit ais bic Won D.
trrit.
Snr. 3. Campbell
Wcul Superintendent.
9. 9. Nni01t, Nocut Su Ietrrit.
Wtu'l Supertnt. SIIct, Gplerp> Sum- is. SO.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-07
Daltimore- un0 0bio-Gi(rnbabn.

f s. 2 lIs..T EEs=.:z@+ q Die srObs &uute na@
@oibtn9to>> Baltimore Ytilaoelpbia,
Ne>pzyprf unp So ltcn.
3ieie SrrtreHlidc Babn, nit ibrcu SertelIerten
trcIiliden Tertinrunger1> bictet ben Ne,lenocn cine
tirette ginis uoh gnItinpre> Wbilapelpbia> 9iem-
Yorf uno 8rltpn. Mud, 1T fe bic einsise Npute>
ouf mrlher man Ourdean9a=Vidcte Clrpu9b-
1ifet5J uno UepGdnlarfeu (Gbef5) uoa 90 a.
bin3tpn erhaltcu tnnu.
Gri VoTaaier= 3iige %serloIcn Ebeelina> 3d.
td9lid unp lluo III nirefter gertinbung nit alien
wefliden 3ii9eu.
Na9 alien Ditli9en Stdcten:
Son Baltimore fabrt man 'ssleid pbne Nufent-
bait nit S9nell5 ii9en nad
pbtlocelpbia> Newzyorf uno So ton.
No9 Nolbinstcn sebsn Scn Baltimore tasli9
bier :3i9e al.
8abreeio nn0 Jobrssit 70 furs ME auf irsent
elmer anbern Npute.
"a Jeilente telieten ibre BiQete via Mbee-
ling Su Seriangen. Ourdganssfarten uno Musz
funft erbalt mani in BEN 81 enbabn- Bureaus bes
@e items.
90 Die Baltimore ,1o Sbic= Gilentabn
1T Neilenbrn ouG gang h%elonrers Der Naturl9pn-
beite1 re9en 3t erapfeblcn.
Sir Tra6t na9 pbilaoelpbia, Nepzyort
uro 8pitpn,
mad pber Ypn Dem Wefen,
bat biel. gotn errge gpr;ise, la lie, ain Stio-
luIlc i'll MbecIir9, gsawpco uae g'arfsraburq
aualauisuc> mi! rem srrbeu Ncsperfe ns|lihsr
Gileubabnen in p~irefter Wertincuno febt.
Grn Wbecline u1c 9'arfsrstuse aeben ieeen
Sag reseIn,abigs ycete na9 a!lea 9afta her tuelt-
li9eu JllNe at.
Die J~ra6tprsiie iinb 70 billio.
pie auf irssno elmer anbern Noute.
gutsr son irgsnc einem Ylays Ellib spn 8oIt;-
more te3eidae man ogia gattp. Ii. Sbir 81. g."
MGe5> mas an bic Nsenten Dir Ter Babn coma
nirt it, piro raid ~belorst.
Jra9t-Wsenten fab: &. Weguruie, in
@ineinnati; g. s'1rbia II. Co., M;y!sy. s.:
s. 81. Vrse> MaSsviQe, ay.; s. 81. Gctmid,
gortsmcutb, o.; ~. Ney II. g., Mipclepert.
o; s; y, Gore. @3eeling> ga.; Mcles 9Vot-
|er. gclten; .. 81. Yerpsil, Nep-gcrf; B.S.
Help, philadelphia; SIS. England, Baltimore;
9er. SOFTER II. &c., Evansville, Sub; s. e..
u. Co., louisville.
~.' ). S. 1oriptb II. Co. ct. Qouis;
8. 81. Gole> General Billet Maent.
u. Yrescptt @mitbL
1ransportmeifer; G.S. GuIIer,
.54a28 II geueral- Aseut bes Belens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-07
8ermiIhte Mn3ei0en.
saaag=~ Slurtberu
1SGurQ1nf 90.
Str. I, Wior9ote=S traRc, 2oubpn.
S It u 1tnb g.
Her1t6erun0


int J;t= uub Ins1anb.
Grridtst in, Sabre 1886. 49, Sncprpprirt burd
cine t~eirnsere Yorlainent5-M fte.
Capital : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GingfsahltcS Gapital II. ueter1AuB:
G43S>S22 4 = 50, 194, III o..
Sabreseinnobns E1e6,746 IS 6=$o33, 734 10
Veuer=9 epartcmeut:
9iele @eisQlGaft Ser Ibert scsen gerlule reer
9Gdcen curb 5euer, fat jeoer Mrt Gtscntbum.
Die pran'ium. Mnlate linD tttlts uno bic Scr
llderun9s=Sebinsun9e' tperosn nit Ser 9rpbten
2iteralitat g%eltattet.
Die Yuliceu Der Wejcu| daft |inr nidt tlps hurd
9rcbes @apltai garantirt, lpncern sleihtalS clrd
bic unbelhronfts psrlDnli6e Gerantrprtlidfsit Spn
tsiaabc 1OOU aetieninbabern.
No. Gerlul te meroen prplnpt erleBt
uno rbne Sc;u9nobme ouf 2cnpon ~
2cbeus=S epartemcnt.
Wue Scrtbeile tiler aesenieitisen 9tnrciatirn
llne nit Ser Stae:beit elmer Vrcpristary= Gpmpany
n%ereiuiat.
Gie Yrarnium Staten taliren auf ben liAerlten
uno am tti:en tealoubtaten 1aten uro frnnen
gang had, Der SeautmIidfeit hes 8erlderten
sabltar acmocht werren.
Vrclpette, Yrdmientateuen, WrplicatiOns-T rr=
mulare e. &C. fur in Der Sffce III befcmn1sn.
Wusfunft iibsr Yeteus~Ger tberunscn tdgli6
IN, II llbr Mitta9s.
Wiltom 0ettM
Asent, SIR. 81, @putb Dritt 9traBe,
philadelphia.
Nefsrenssu III Ybilabelpb ia.
5srrsn Stuort&Srptber> Nr. 13 Sontitr.
II Myers, Glaabpru u. g., Nr. 232
Warfstitrabe.
n IS M. McNee II. 6 a. SIR. % Sputb
Trrntltrobe.
n 81, .. 1bumr1pn Ii. So, Nr. 49,
g. WoterFrabe.
JuS. .. 80 ituell, G5Q,, YrdI. Der Mter~
@ant's Yanf.
iames Dnn!aN esq., Yrai. ber l1nirn
Ganf.
5r11. IS M. u. Vrrter> G23 WnlnutitraBs>
iripcr Nidter ber Suprsms Court.
ct. Yaul, 9, Suli 1859.
YQn @an1l1t,
N9ent fiji ct. Yall.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-07
@Qlen1, Dubuque II. Mfinue=
1Dt0 D1Get 60.

% d % g t. 9 Ont :.
I%1Az1 GieIe 9iuie 1T NeiIsn>
A-=hE1, Rem gang beitnbera gu en-
zzasa pfeble1 unp Aaulsute in
&kskzz&SzzsSGGzSaE4&si&@ Minueipta lrQte1 lie it-
r:r 3nseriall9teit re'cn SUrSislid patruniiiren.
Nc Sete rer Dafota- Grmpasnie s%erlal1en tis-
unb ollen roswiidenliesenren plabcu 1rno III
Va ercilc nit cr "a Grplle II. Milwoufee= Balm
IN gerbtnoun9> 81 prarie tu Gbien NIT Der Mll=
walttee- unr Milll'rpi-8 obu> gu Iunlcitb nit
Der Sllinris Central 8abn.
Eaeurdb ifcben bic BUte nit ct. Qruis unp
eem Often in Der lGaeQtcn tireften Gerpinbuua.
Srpu9b Iifet5 fit Dampftppt unc
etlenbobn ilnp in OCT Union GifetzSifce
an Oct 2epet in st. Yaul gu baten.
s. 81. SpneS, Sefrct1r.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-07
q n II.

~: ~ D ~ ~.
@iuia a's $. M :
su 80 ut. 5aS1et,
%@ @rpB< unc &letnbancler in
9uten, MISUNDERSTANDING
.. unb
6erren=Wpoe=2% 5aaren,
GIT. H. &ooer5 Blod, brittle Strabe>
pterbalb Der Briide>
st. Yaul>. Winue ptu.
NP Sd babe pcr Sturgeon uaein @sl9aftslcfa!
NIT etnem reiden MHurtement nrn Baaren vet
ltben unb perfAnfe 3u een b%ilisNen pretlen.
MQnufactur W1aren.
Gin ,teueS 0;eitbdft.
Der lnterSeiduste emfistlt lih een oeutluer
Ninne1cta nit ieinem ncuen, reib unb %lrr9faltis
a~us9ewdblten Grrrctbe III aQs,1 Nrten epu:
Seipen@,
8aumwouen<>
8pllenz unb
2einensS tpfen>
@ptie elmer lh1uen Muspabl Ypn
@bdtui$
III aQeu WrIben uno Yreilen unp sen nete ten
Mpoe<W aoren
0urd hircfte Saarfduie III er III Ghnb 9elebt,
bic b%iQisfen preiie fir bic teiten Maoren aeocn
Saar5ablmn9
gu 1"teen.
9dnoler i'm Wrpben mcrpen auf5 Gprtbeiitof=
tcIte becient, peebalb tie sum ye|ude ieines Ga
gers einl1eet
Wtlliom Sec,
Glib ct. paul, 3. Strnbs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-07
SHASTA 6uuS,

Gbosfo, : : > Minnelpta.
untcrseidneter teebri it biernit benz Yutli=
fam fem tp.bl eineeridteees, nit aacn Ecq>en1
Ii9ieiten perlebenes Ga ltbaus s1 cmYIchlell> bas
spn feinem @tatlilement, in elmer her Gt1cts I'M
Minuei pta, wcber mas Gtnrihtuns l,reD Hsboro=
lung aubetrift, ibertrcNen Miro.
Triebrib Wreincr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-07
Deutlbes
%

w. 10
Der llnterseidnete tehad1iltist birr,nit has
teuti9e gutlifum> rap CT sca
Germ 8. Don 8oumba1> III Wilmoufee,
@pnIul fir 8aicrn,
IS iirttemterg rnb
W flenbur
ern1oGtigt lit, Opfuuentc, pclhc nah ben &C.
uannien Gtaateu, pter naG anecru eeutlAeu lit
Minnelrta nod ni6t cenlulariid Hertretene,
@taatcu %beItimmt inp uno ser cpsl ulotiiher Sc
9laubi9un9 tetilr fen> III Grnpfnns 81 ,tetrtan> une
~bieiclben nit lOl9cr Se0lauti9una %rerieteN, je
nad her 8eltimmura, oem Mualtelsr in ~fii~Scire
6r.t gu remtttiren> reer 9trid, PER Yrlt All ibren
Ve1timmu1gsprt uad 0entIdloNo 81 tcfrrreru.
Dessleiden 1T CT ertStis, lit leinsm @eidGits=
Bureau.
NoeAey6' 8lpf, Dtitte Strnbe>
Nattlubencen jare 9erinId'te N%u5funIt iitcr lul=
DE Jra9ea Su ~ertbcilrn> .pie Ve lit tic lem Wri0Gite
in 8etradt fpmineu mHlen.
Oscar Walnrps>
tTen!liner Trtur.
Ga Ti1E S Sbephalb, f5547aA
445mporteure une WrsBb1urler jnsAAN
@etnen, &iQueurel1, GiDtr,
Gi1arrcu &c. &C.
Gtsulp Delti(ateure ppn ertrnfsincm
@bi5fep,
1puie
Tabrtfanten Dpn Gilt1,
nabe benz r99inslpm 5cule>" an Gayle traDe.
Ct. YauL : : Winn.
9tel3er<5puje.
Nbilipp Stel;er, GiStn!biimer,
CT. Yeter, Winn.
Dicies neue @aNbaus 1T fir tos ~rsiisnpe publi~
FUN jset erH1net. acitsanser .teim Sag mercen
5n ben t%ilislten preileu enlightenment. Wute
@ta0tng unb Wa0er 1tcts gu baten.
Nu9 1T bier Die Sto9ezS Office fit Tra=
Serle pc8 Sipur> ct. Yeter UNI 9}clpz llln1.
Voitdaiien aeben vpn bier aus Moutaes une
Ireita9s Don ct. Yeter noh New~lllm llno an
ndditeu Sage retrur.
Na6 "a @rc0e Dienlta9s unt San1taes,
Mcuta9s unb Treita9s reteur.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-07

Aer lln!trSe'tpnr1e ~! lylt Wager Ter rs,ul1en
GiBarrtu I'M preile Npn IS bis $G5 yer Iau1enb
bur9 nrue Ginfluie nerpplltlupiet.
9iaud,= ,ti,h &0u=xnbafe
Srn aleu 9prten unp prcilen lirp porr1ttie, tppr>
uuter g ail'S bctaunter reutIaer Nau6tntaf.
S1nupftQbQdt>
in grpBer Nusmabl.
DrutiO c pfctfen>
UurcY>G prc5
Vsrfauft int @rcb- uuo &leinbaneel 81 ten til-
li9ltcn Yrcilcn.
&. 10. 1rbstt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-07

Do g ~ $500 Die srUbe &uute na@
@albtn9tor> Baltimore philadelphia,
Nelpz9jprf unp Ypltpu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13
THE VERY LATEST.
Ysvv0C A Nyxy

GENOA, March 30, 1864.
Pedmonese troops entered Florence the 2sth inst
The division under the command Of Gen. Possse Is on tho
march from Bologna towards Ravenna The Piedmon.
tese garrison at Nice Is the point OF returning "a
Genoa.
FIoREycE, March 80, 1850.
Prince Carlgnan In his proclamation to the Tuseans,
says
The King understands the importance Of this annexation
to be unite your energies with those OF various r,ee
who have elevated him TO the national throne shall
repoee confidence in the King whose frs. resolution
is 10 achieve your happiness to the full extent which your
conduct has meriled.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, March 81, 1850.
The Austrian Cabinet has resolved to protest sternly
aganst the annexation Of Tuscany Parma Modena 10
Piedmont note to this effect dated the oath instant,
has been addressed to the Cabinet Of Turin In this nota
Austria first establishes by historical and legal conside-
tions developed at great length, her position and moon
tesble right to oppose act which, in despoing eg
mate princes Of the States granted to them by the E.
ropean treaties, would also destroy right Of succeson,
which these same treatse secure TO the house Of
Hapsburg.
- RoxE (via Marseilles), March 80, 1850.
is asserted that the Pope has again written TO King
Victor Emanuel declaring that bis Holiness win be com
PEELED to interrupt all relations with the royal family and
threatening the most extreme seventies OF the church
should the King persist in occupying the legations In
case Of its evacuation by the French Rome viii be &C.
ouped by the Pontinca troops. Neapohan troops win
enter the Marches AT Ancona three thousand men Of the
Papal army concentrated.
General Lamoriciere Is about to inspect the garrisons
new revolutionary demonstration In Rome was IN
tended but did not take place. because printed sheets
secretly distributed the people told that the French
troops might become annoyed.
The official journal directs the attention of it's readers t.
the manifestation which took place Friday sunday
last, during the passage Of the Pope and mentions That
three hundred Irish had been received at tho Irish ca
lege and ct the French seminary.
The journal adds that Ireland has always been heroic
even under the secular msortupes under which she L.
bora
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nue. IN 1859 500 .coof the public debt H. SO
the army, on the peace footing, 1900.
population u COS iol souls The capital boasts $1,000 i,
haonants; Reggie, 10000. The revenue in 1851 was
nearly 5000 the debt GOO Ooof the army, 5000
The four Legations, constituting the nain wealth Of the
PaPal COMMONS, have population OF l,O14l05 souls.
Bologna numbers "a 42l Inhabitants.
Altogether the population OF Central Italy amounts 70
S9S4,lto souls, which, added Sardo LON bsrdan
n ,C OIL as 81 makes whole Of esq Dsduc
remain IL ,246,6l2, embracing by far the sOundsst
weahiest, and most thriving division Of the Italian PENN
sula - -
Miscellaneous IntelIiwence.
The Paris Conatcnnei, treating OF the possibility Of
the departure Of the French army from Rene savs'I
hAs always been admitted that could not remain in
Ssnneiy a. Rome the Roman governments, having sp-
esaea 70 desire our departure, France waits only Tat
R" .eW Of the Pope be assured, but will not leave
.n,m replaced by the army of Italian Power
course OF events should to such an end Frame car
AMY wiz not raise any obstacle.
Letters from Rome conf rm Ina st.t.r..n. ,h.. A.. M
Cuon pronounced by the Pope the secret ~
the 2oh instant included the excommuoi ~ ~
aocu,on specifics his acts which says have iocur1aS
the censures pronounced by the Councils against he
The Papa GARDENERS had taken OF the escucbso, .,
Sarcna from The house Of the Sandman Vice Consu It
stated that under the arranrsmepts for III. t,.ns
ier OF savoy 70 France, General Garbaldi would obsi
the grade Of General Of Division In the French army but
no oeCareo ms cnOlce 70 Italy, and
tention to remain subject of King Victor Emanuel Ha
had been elected Deputy for Nice. 49,
At Rome on the 29th, the act OF major excommuuics
ton against those who have either promised aid 10 or
counselied rebellion, invasion, usurpaton the Ro
magma was published. and was posted up several quar-
ters Of Rome. A~~'
The PapA government had forwarded to the whole OF
the diplomatic corps protest against the Of
the legations to Sardinia.
II was etated that the ambassadors of the Western
Powers at Naples had RENTED collective notes TO the eo
vernment urging the King adopt reforms It was also
sad that The Neapoan Ministry had rendered their resg
nation, but it was not accepted.
Prince Carignsn had arrived 1t Leghorn route for
Florence his reception was most enthusiastic.
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The New It.Ii.n K,ngao,,

The Florence correspondent OF the Times gives soma
statistics OF the population OF the Rgso aco united
uno er the sceptre OF King Victor emanuel
Tie Grand Duchy of Tuscany covers surface of %
square kilometres, and it's population in 1859 was sO 90
souls The population Of the principal towns is-Flo
rence ~ 600 Leghorn about oo0O Siena 81 900; Luc
ca Geo. Pisa, 20 co., The revenue in 1869 80 $50
lire he lire equal TO SIC French) the public debt 1884,
&c, GOO Ire The army was 20. 900 men, with 1000
sells, with &c. 900 tons.
The area Of the Duchy Of Parma Is 5s72 square klo-
metres, Inhabited by 607 900 souls The city OF Parma
numbers 100 inhabitants; Piacensa, $1,000 The reYe
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fAAD, Msrcn ~ l660
The Opinions of the French on the Events Of lseo-Tns Po1ii
cat Status of Louis Naroleon-7Ae Anglo French CON-
mecial 7reoy-1he Nestraluy OF CAa5sais a~d Fauca-
ny-Bm9lond Olt9iaed BY France Diminuion of the
English Population Of Paris-7hS Question Of the Ma
t1al Boundaries Of Fyance-Csyercncs Bct,oees he
Prussidn Ambassador at Paris and NJ 7hsupe,<l-
High Martial Ceremony on the 7dpisNopense,ats of the
French AYmy-Xr. Golden in Paris-7Ae Savoy Depwa.
tisns- Dulness Of Trade, dc.
Bankers, ecclcsiastics diplomatists merchants the
soldiers and civilians alike hold but one language
that the year 1860 cannot close without war with Eng
land Something like accurate gauge seems now to be
applied to the character Of the Emperor and even those
who in him the savior OF France do not sorup TO de-
clare that he only in the face OF Europe enactng
the role which almost from his infancy he has been
obliged TO play behind the scenes he born 10 con-
spre they say The earliest sounds that greeted ha child
hoods redolent Of conspiracy Whether Paris
the Alpine heights of swtzerand the owery land OF
Italy the shores Of perndous Albion, conspiracy
and nothing but conspiracy has been his dream by night
his earliest waking thought His whole Of power
has been tissue Of conspiracy. is the food which
sustA'ns his existence, and every day 1t elevates
him higher in the eyes of the whole world.
he Is now consprng against you What fools
you must be to expect anything else Has
he not told you that his mission was to avenge
the defea OF Waterloo Is he not Bonaparte and does
he not know that his cole title to continued prestige in the
eyes Of the nation that has raised him on its shoulders
10 the pfoudes throne In Chrstendom s the
ing that the degradation Of the Restoration shall be boed
out the humiliation Of France in the ignomiuous captivi
ty OF her great captain avenged in the blood of the nation
that caused IT, Russia will have none Of you Austria do
spes you you have but Prussia and France has sundrv
reckoniDgs TO make with her, which will probably end in
state OF things bad II not worse than she suffered under
Frederick William. Napoleon l. always regretted leaving
tina, power with 80 much territory regret which his
nephew will take shall be needless.
Irepeat, impossible to move in any species OF so.
cety without hearing language of this In Spain IL
u said that war With England would bind all parties in
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-23
From New York.

NEW YoRk, Feb. 2O.-A deputation from
Bristol, Manchester, Leeds, Hull, Belfast,
and Gloucester, on the proposed exemption
of private property from capture at sea, had
an interview with Viscount Palmerston
on the eve of the Sd of February. Lord
Palmerston said he would not fatter the
deputation by promising to agree with them.
He considered that the very existence of the
country depended on its possessing command
of the seas, and it was necessary, for that
object, to retain the power of seizing the
ships, and especially the seamen navigating
theships offoreign powers. War an enor-
nous evil, but still it was sometimes neces-
sary to go to war in self defence, and a
naval power like England ought not to sur
render away means ofweakening her enemy
at sea. If we did not seize their seamen on
board their merchant vessels we should
have to fight them on board their ships of
war. He doubted that private property
was spared in war on land any more than
in war at sea. On the contrary, armies
in any enemy's country took what
ever they wanted or desired without the
slightest regard to the right of property, as
we should find to our cost if hostile army
should ever succeed in, landing in this
country. a- --..