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bruis, the head of the deceased were the re-
suit of blows or falls. But that it was murder
seems to be apparent from the circumstance that
Farrell ha g made good his escape. The Coroner
will fully in vestgate the case in a few days.
NAUGHTY TREATMENT OF A NAUTICAL Man
yesterday mo rning old sea captain called on
the Mayor, and told him of swindiing operation,
by which he had lost about $1,000. 1t dates back
year or two ago. The captain being in Cardenas,
Cuba, got acauain ted with Mr.. S. NJ. Brock, who
stated to him that he was connected with parties
In Boston engaged in the slave trade, and found
himself in troubIe aying been discovered by the
authorities He wa uted to get back home, but
was without money was in distress and felt bad
generally. He Shove the captain letters from
various parties in tbe North, and from his own
friends in virginia and n ersuaded him to take him
on board of his vessel
The shin was wrecked md the crew and passen-
gers got to Nassau Tb Te no vessel could be
| found bound for Northe rn port, and, after re-
manning sometime in Nassa ., they embarked on 2
| ship bound to New Orleans During all this time,
| and for several months in his city the captain
| provided for Mr. Brooks want s and advanced him
| different sums of money, alwa rs upon his repre-
sentatons of speedy return re. uittanees daily ex
pected, showed by letters froL his family etc.
At last the captains funds ru n out, and 30 il
would appear did Mr. Brock, for the captain lef
New Orleans without knowing wi at mad become
of his companion. He returned % the city tht
other day, and was overwhelmed with JOY ant
qualification upon meeting Mr.. Broc IN the street
Being acquainted with Mayor MOI roe, he CON
clnded to call and get his advice. Th Mayor sent
for the Chief Of Police, who immedii 1ely placed
the affair in the hands Of those eicie ut specials
Farrell and lizard, and in ten minutes Mr. BrocH
was brought into the Mayors Office and, confronted
with Capt. Brown. The thing will ert long be
weighed in the scales of justice.
FATAL AND SHOCKING ACCIpENT.-Last evening,
as steamboat bell was being removed fir om the
steamer Robert j. Ward to the steamer Wi u Bur
ton, Peter Harrison, first engineer of the latter
boat whilst assisting in the labor, slipped fell
from the hurricane deck to the lower deck o. the
Ward, fraeturing his skull and dying instantly. He
was an esteemed man, and is to be buried this
morning. We call attention to the funeral motto es
in another part of our paper.
DIscHARGEp.-Casiano Rodriguez, the Mexic' IN
who was arrested on suspicion of having murdere I'd
another Mexican named Rafael, in the woods nea T
the Jackson Railroad on the Oath Of last june
whose skeleton was found in August, has been ex-
| amined before Recorder Emerson, Mr.. Maadiverr
acting as his counsel Mr.. NJ. sifted all the evil
| denee for the prosecution, and showing it to be
only of hearsay nature, asked for the discharge
| of Rodriguez, which was granted.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

Fagnani, now in Paris, has been painting por
trait Of Lord Byron from a miniature painted at
Venice in 1920, and given by the poet to Madame
de Boissy, then the Countess Guccioli, and which
has never before been copied Madame Boissy, as
we are advised, pronounces Fagnani's copy the
best portrait of Lord Byron in existence. The
face, we learn from one who has seen it, is very
beautiful, although some think effeminate the
collar is tnrned down. and the figure is wrapped in
a cloak of Gordon plaid. Two copies of it have
been ordered already. 5n=.zo=.=
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

THE ENTHUSIASM or THR C1AABR1Ass. = The
special correspondents Of the London Times, thus
writes d the rapid passage ef Garihaldi ahrongh
Caabra: 5zs5S
AT Gbsenza wes found besides the tszyn, the
whole manhood oA % alabrie Gitra up anIsin arms
to weleome u.s. all the avenues to the tesyn. and
all its brilliantly sgJs ted streets and serares were
encntabered with ARMED bands, moving about in
all GGrectlons. ls this time Garibalii, whose
whole host is tslfH after as has no other forces
than those the aot ttry supplies and if ya can trust
the nein and ssasng of shese TALL staslE grizzly.
m0aatalneers5 haf5 needs aosother. They are ouly
arIAed with sp0fS Ing guns truly and Nanny of them
onsy swlih pisass javelas, or implements of hrs-.
baadry hay-fDES scyt2les, axes ana very variety
c5 nncouth Euns ,erous tools hut taes or rnost Of
them exhle IL VI tamedstrength and 1ssrce courage
ion would SAY that every man has ieft his home
and every mar is fit to- bear arms Trnly il in the
Malone. ne whole nation up arAt Saoing-a lation
which ths, Bourbon exhausted sl its stren Eth to
crush anli arnihiase. but wbic,Ns always rava him
greater lnaasness isan all the. rest of his Kingdom
put tog ather, and HhiGh note ga the first removal
OF the irea pressure, rises ii 1ntamed never az
one wanld fain lspe, to sub nit to the yska again.
Brave, ,talabTiapalt And yo "a should see the gen
tleness, the tenderness 81 oNd saw rst to sneak
Of tho wild jey4 oTthe mad sHthusasm with whieh
theI welcome thesr liben lsor. Not only do thew
besat the Dctatos himse with tura,lt az rreet.
inssWhch thssatnns to sh5ke him. bnt thew bna
ala squeeze an kiss us, any OF us any gart of nd
oaenr horses, Of our c fothss and tyapninss tbey M
can lay hold et, nnmin ahul Of manfal dignity heed
less of ourfGemfort; SAVAGE love ,gh;ch n,;thsr
Hehueaty Ran renuh eff in keep off.
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LATER FROM PIXIES PEAK.

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND EXPRESS
OMAHA CRY, N. T.. Oct. 12.-The Overland
Pixies Peak Express arrived at this point to-day,
bringing dates from Denver City to the 4th inst.
Cold dust to the amount of $4,000 was shipped
from Denver City on the Sd.
The news from the mining districts was of a
favorable character. 4s ...as1... -.@
Gordon, who was convicted of numbering Ganty
before the Settlers Court, had been sentenced to
be hung on the 9Th.
Both parties in the Territory Of Nebraska claim
the election Of their delegate. ,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

THE PRINCE IN RIcHMoND.-The jenkins Of the
New York Herald would have people believe that
in Richmond Va, the curiosity Of the population on
the occasion Of the visit of the Prince Of Wales
on the 7th instant, oyercame their good man.
ners and sense of propriety-that even there
were many ladies shouting, s'There he goes!n and
anxious to see even the footmen. Now, we have
before us, in the Richmond Whig, a full and rolia
BILE account of everything that transpired on that
interesting OCCASION and we find in it no ntimatioI
Of anything like disorder, or of rudeness to the
Baron OF any of his party. No doubt many of the
ladies and others were anxious to take a glimpse
of the future King of Great Britain but it is un
doubtedly unjust to accuse them of improper con
duct in the matter.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

The British bark Java has arrived at Tybee with
fifteen of the crew of the American ship Eveline,
which foundered on the 2Sth of July. The crew
were eight days in boats, and three of their num-
ber died
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

The cars of the Paris street railways carry
twenty-four inside and as many outside, with a
separate elbowed seat for each passenger, and are
otherwise elegantly fitted up. The fares are six
cents outside, and eight inside.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

We take great pleasure in giving, for the first
time in this country, a very splendid passage from
Joel Barowis celebrated Vision Of Colanabus,''
poem which the author, after its publication,
elaborated, and issued under the title of "Ihe Co.
htnlbidd'
He kinded, saw all this, and more, far more,
Majestic beamng on Hespera's shore!
Lo from the pipe what fragrant smoke arise
In graceful columns TO the Indian skies!
The Indian Chief-sweet natures noblest child,
Wandering at will the forest undefiled!-
Thinks his tobacco on the Earth's green sod,
The sweetest gift from Manitou-his God!
Smile not in seorn till thou its pleasures know,
For oft it ghtens many an i'll below
Nor to Hesperia's shore the gift confined:
L0! Raleigh comes, and watts to all mankinai
Yet shall the leaf its brightest wreath command,
At last, upon its great, its Natal Land
Yes, see Tobacco sweetest in the West
Lot millions smile on GooDw1N's PATENT
PREssED!o
Great Goodwin, takes from all the glorious prize
Blest by the Earth, and laureled by the skies
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
AN AssHaBLY OF iNFpEIs.--The New York
Herald Of the sth 8 srys:


AN AsssaaBLY or ISFIpELs.-The New York
Heraid, Oh the sth Eys:
, Ihes hhaels oil efhe United States assembled in
tneT ahfd annual Convention at the City Assembly
ROOFS, Broadw sy Yesterday morning. Pha Con
Venhon mas PEI "a hitherto held in Philadelphia and
the object of be organization ia 10 1fflsse abroad
certain soeca led philosophical principles, which
Tare taught oy the French encyclopedias and are
areathed thr orgh the writings of yoltame the two
Rpsseaus, DiFieret, ValaAe, Giharn, Hume, Paine
| and Others. A steady oppostion to Christianity
and gen disbelief in Divine revelation are the
leading e ares of tho principles incucated by the
assoca'lagl. In the large room Of the building
there @ek. assembled about Leo persons It was q
perfect study for the physiognomist to vie n the
laelai developments of the members of thu Com
venue n There was the aged patriarch whose
nlFsote appenaages would not have disgE a,ed a
hfVnmln; there was the faded dowages, of the
Genus stgong minded; while in the baIss ground
were To be seen small spFinkng of oaarrdressed
dandias, done up in all the glory of ps&snt leather
hpots, garrote shirt collars, and the eve
glass, Among the celebrities pressat were O. s.
MURRAY, formerly editor of o publication in this
city called the Regeneration, and sfnestine t. Rose
Rr. Horace Seasef, the Pre- ,aent of the last meet
ing, was reelected, and pr esde, over the deliber
tons. great deal wa.s said against the Christian
retlglen ana all feh. IONS but really nothing but
s Una has been the asand times advanced against
| Christianity and tea thousand times refated The
SonVenuon mee'ts this morning at 10 o'clock, at
No. 44A Bfoa'kway, when Ernestine l.. Rose and
oihef speakers will address the audience.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

KILLED WITH A PENKNIFE-on Sunday last a
man in New York named Daniel Finlay got into a
dispute with his wife, and finally inflicted deep
stab in her breast with penknife, which caused
almost instant death. He was arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

A copy of the bay Psalm Book the first book
printed in British America, at Cambridge, Mass,
has been sold in England, to private individual,
for one hundred and forty guineas, a sum exceed
ing $3.50.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

There are sixty-four inmates of the Ohio State
Prison, at Columbus, under sentence for life Of
whom ten are hopelessly insane.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

IL IS said that whatever Midas touched turned
and .hey will turn into anything.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
" $, CHANDLER,

w $. CHANDLER,
w y E I I s T.
sz-oFFICE and RESIDENCE ..
I3s Caronde1ct street.
a,r,Gvv corner of Lafayette.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
VOLUME XIII.
Ne@ OrIsaus DAILY Ctestelt.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 1860.

~ - TALK ON CHANGE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
reLEeRApneo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ErsA.

tsY THE NATIONAL L1sE.l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
New Or Pensacola, Fla.
PENSACOLA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CuLA LUMBER.

Having every facility Mills in Florida known as the
Hunt Mills for the manufactue OF Rough and Dressed
her we are prepared orders for shipment guam
tity The reputation of Mills well known. Our
yariabiy New Orleans city acceptance
THOMAS MURRAY, - :
wM Il cRlGLAe, THOMAS MURRAY L CO,
JoRs O. pooLEY cor Cedar and Julia sts.
q = O. BATCHEIDER, aug If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

pn.v .,.............,.....-S2W
Per Week. : no
Per Week, Cboard cniy) ""
BRET & HALLER,
Proprietors.
4 -.."5~. II. .WagtG1'd,
u.NrEA crrJRER OF RICH FURNITURE,
No. So Royal street,
rces to his numerous friends and customers that he is
receiving part the goods he lately selected III EUROPE
These goods consist in part OIL
RICH CURTAIN AND FURNITURE sTUFFs, Of the latest
Paraian patterns. ag.-a. ....-agg
ppAr.TrFrrL BRONZE, CRYSTAL AND BISCUIT PAR
IoR and MANTEL ORNAMENTS, MANTEl cLoohS'
sTATUETTEs and VASES, of richest style and design
Also most magnificent assortment OF NeASe ntaSse,s anu
Tapestry Carpetings large French Mirrors loe1 oe''
etc., etc, etc. -
rT,REDEGAR LOCOMOTIVE @.
Asp MACHINE WORKS,
Richmond, Va. 55-
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON d CO.,
Manufacturers Of
Locomotive, Portable, Strictly Portable
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES,
.,r.c,,Ap ANn SASH SAW MILLS, SUGAR MILLS,
And every article 81 Machinery required by the souhep
Planter. ,,.o-
Gar Wheels and Axles Bar Iron Bridge Bolts Spikes ohafs
and oey Railroad Faenings, Iron Trucks, etc. etc., IRON anu
Brass Cannon
n~seud and get an illustrated catalogue free by mall con
mi descriptions Of all the patent improvements in Rail
road and Plantation Machinery. =- ....
EDMUND NJ IvESs, .@....-.-. .
@,w.@ General Agent,
Se7 2plm-1y&w No. 53 St Charles street New orean'
MACHINERY ..- MAJ HIN f'iN
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
sHINGLE MACHINES,
INDIA RUBBER BELT,
CIRCULAR SAWS
l.. ..... .-@ COTTON SEED uULLERsr
...o.~ CORN MILLS,
@.... .. STEAM GAUGES,
......s IRON GAS AND WATER PIPES,
POWER AND HAND PUMPS,
Atthe Machinery Depot of RlCH'D r. HARRISON
an - Nos 40 and AZ ST. Charles street:
w $. CHANDLER,
w. u E n I l 7
n5-oFFICE and RESIDENCE
I3s CarondeIct street.
d25 lySw corner oil n Lafayette.
GAVE YOUR MONEY AND YOUR F1REwooDI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
The Charter Oak
co 0KI,N G s o Y E.
PURCHASE NONE OTHER

The most thorough and complete BAKING sToFE ever In
trodueed simplicity economy its two great and most
important features No complicated directions are required to
operate this Stove which the objection to most other Cooking
Stoves now offered ONE PLAIN DIRECTION is here su
Silent and ii it does Bake Cook and Bro beyond your ez
pectaion with far less fuel returnithe MONEY will always
be eheerfuly refunded ~.m .. ..o.
RICE BROTHERS & CO., ...
SOLE AGBNrs,
No. 22 Tcoupouas street; sign the Golden Stove near ST.
Mary,s Market.
On Magazine street. ST. Andrew and Josephine streets
ahove the Magazine Market. oo 1t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

Rs-soid by JOHN WRIGHT & CO., New Orleans TALL
LAuT CO.. Mobile. and Druggists generally sea ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

pLANYMkkS' PANENT8HD CUIaD WUUD
IL CUTTER
The subscriber now prepared furnish the PLANTERS
PATENTED CORD WOOD CUTTER and invites all parties
interested planting call and the performance Of the
sae which viii be working every day. between The hours Of
chine will do with two hands much fifteen negroes.
iagI ii F.W. c. G0oE, Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

GAVE YOUR MONEY AND YOUR FtREWooDI
--s- a..=A STOVE FOR s2ot
with capacity 10 Cook for a Family of from -Four to Six
Personsl
LARGER SIZES UP TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
1T HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL

Originally compounded the purpose of bringing md
regulating The Monthly Periods Of Women which does nder
any and all circumstances Lsruucks Female Gordal also
proves The Female Tnvgoraor and Beaper known
has been ny tested in Mobile and proves TO be equal to
all it has been represented
The lady of The prominent citizens Of Mobile has
recently been cured of Debility and Low Spirits bordering on
loss of mind through apathy inacon Of the womb by me
of sfraues Fema Cordial after u other remedies had
failed this organ healthy action and she vas
restored health happiness and The society ef her
family and friends.
Numerous equally surprising of the most desperate Fe
male Of disease have become known TO the propIietor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

II 7 u. " Il8lI
NIoARAegA.- In NcaEaguathe news Of Walkers
landing at Truxill' creased much e5aaitemaat and
troops from Guate mala Salvador sTr fl,e wassprn
department Of Mi ;araga had been placed in read
mess to maRch aa anst aim. The treaty negotiated
between Great Britaip and Nicaragua had been
British Consul had made a verbaf statemeae that
the treaty contained Et DIVISION. for making San
Juan free port, but. en- tirely uader the laws of
Nicaragua.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13

GHApHyTCK'S ROYAL PATENT DOUBLE SELF
" ACTING ARGHIMEDEAN .No=
VentifatOr
SMOKE CoND G0T0R AND SPARK ARRESTER,
STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
And to yentilate any place where fresh is required
Warranted to imperfect draft in Chirnneys
STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE.
A with description and references will be forwarded
Inv mail WILLIAM GRIFFITHS,
Assignee and Manufacturer,
se6 sm No 3O5 RACE STREET, Philadelphia, Pa.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-13
gotaL SnteILiaeIltt.
FREE D1sPENsARY.-The following is the report
Of the New Orleans School Of Medicine, on Com
mon street opposite the Charity Hospital:

Whole number treated ....,.a..,...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29
NEW YORK MARKET.

New York, Nov. 26.-Flour-Transac
tions are to moderate extent, and price,
generally without important change :
Sales Of $1,000 bbls at 81. 95 asa, 90, for
Superfne State; $5,00a5. 20 for extra
State; S4,70a$5 for Superfne Western
Rye Flour-Selling slowly; 34oa4, 1C
for common to choice Superine.
Whisky in Moderate request at STEADY
prices sales 600 bis at 2Oa5OJc.
Wheat-O Opened quiet and closed with
bat moderate demand; sales 10000 bu
choice Spring 81 ,00a1,12.
Rye-Quiet. with sales of 25CO bu a.
zoe.
Barley-Less freely offered, and may
be quoted firm; sales $500 bush Safe.
Corn.--Sales Of 49. 900 bush at 66s67c.
Oats-Sales to fair extent at 37a4Jc.
Butter--Selling at l0al5c for Ohio; and
l4s21c for State.
(heesc--Sleady at 9alOic for inferior
to prime.
Colfee-Market continues very quiet
with only small sales to report at about
previous quotations.
Sugar-Is very dull but little more
active; sales a. 64e45c.
Rice--Dull and heavy, sales at SIC.
Molasses-Dull and heavy; New Orleans
at 38a40.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29
CITY EMP0RIUM

F'rtAs Bsst aad CAsapea Groesriss, PrOosieHs, an,
.biSesI4asons y9rfteisss
The strongest passion 10 The human breast
= shown for thlng the newest and the best;
aeW thoughts new men.new measures and new Sforei
h(e all lbe vogue though some Of them are bOres:
/ in WISHING la HoASrER see the same
| Di5lsplayd for money or displSy'd for famei
~ rgr Instance, at the Store On fam'd Nan Street,
me Hooking Valley Bank iust Opposfse,
are sold The Articles most cheap and fine,
y, br9esrg, Faney, and Pr0CisiOn line:
nhsfe geo. W. LITTLE, as proprietor,
70 please bis many custoinefs rs Is sure:
vanely's the very spice Of life and there
~ may be found in ey'Ty thing that's rare:
The best Of Gr0eerjss Of ev'ry glade
AND lower pric'd Than any 10 the trade:
Weeannot mention all the fancy 70 delight,
But Just enoHghtO whet the appetite;
The sugar nd The Coffee Of each Kind
md dibreDt Spices pleasing dif'rent mindsi
FOR smokers best Tobacco Ofthe day.
WITH German smoking pipes Of wood and clay
nDd zen Segnrs TO Wilt our cares away:
pbe German, French, and cnoiee Madeira Wine,
f"r health and pleasure fIids most diyinei
maglory Brandy which has glory sure
t,, ror lhose " no wisely drink u old aud pure;
! ne richest Cider. Porter, Ale.snd Beer.
~ ey'n quality the soul 10 cheer;
lhe Bltters made Of Wine that haze spell
mehlcinal 70 make the richest well:
ihe sweeiest Crackers, Cakes. and raciest Oh sese
In snort, all GrOeeries that sell md please:
a lall Emporium for Pr01isi0Rs rare,
100 very numerous to mention here:
enough 10 make all Fairfield County thrive,
~ ~, i'edlhe WoHdann Keep our race alive;
The rarest daintes in COnJeetioAarg way.
For daily feasiing and each holiday:
MseeitanV too, Of ey'ry thing
Whleh lasting good or transient pleasure brings;
e.. rev ", we note;-lhe Eastern Ware and Crockery
Inc Pistols suited tothe hand and eye:
The OILS for GeDtiemen's aud Ladies' hair
m u mako the really beautfUl more fair:
. !, ne ne Toys for Children, Wrapping PAPER strong.
ana various household Br0ons for old and yonno
put We mustgut. our swelling list m ay gro TOO long,
ny Whofesqte and By Retail and II the lowest priees
=. nna 10 mode which ev'ry customer entices,
ror VAsH or PRODUCE as the buyer pleases,
Tome cne, come all. and favor when YOU ejme
wv CITY AND THE CoUsTRYs TRUE RaPoRIrA.
Lancaster, Ohio, Nov. I3, le6O.-33
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29
Federal Coercion. .

1
Some ofthe Washington correspondence
telegraph that Mr.. Buchanan is attempt
ing to map ont Q middle course in which
to steer his bark during the tempes
which pow .lowls about him. lie Is tC
condemn the asserted right Of secession
but 10 assert in the same breath that he
is opposed to keeping State in the Union
by What he calls Federal Coercion. Now
we have no desire to prevent Secession BY
Coercion. but we hold this position to tG
utterly unsupported by law or reason.
Mr.. Buchanan, as President. bears lit
tie or no relation to the States as States,
he is Tie Chief Magistrate not Of any par.
ticular States, but Of the Union. His
special and paramount duty is that of ia.
King care that the laws are duly and faith
fully enforced and obeyed. OF course,
South Carolina's eloquence aud rhetoric,
her passion and pride, her armamenls and
threats. are nothing to him SO long as she
refrains from any actual resistance TO the
Federal authorities and laws. But let her
undertake to stop the running of mails
through her territory. and the collection
of the Federal revenues, and the case
would be gravely altered. The President
could know nothing OF Carolina in the
premises, but he could not help dealing
with violators OF the laws and disturbers
of the peace. These lie must overcome
and bring to justice. withou. hesitation
and without compromise. He may recon-
mend Convention, or new comprom-
ise; he may even affirm the abstract Right
of Secession; yet he has but one thing to
co--respect and obey the laws himself, and
call on all others to do likewise, leaving
all beyond to the adjudication of the pro
per tribunals. There is no alternative, no
ground for ambiguity ofhesitation. What
ever Convention may or may not do,
the President has but one course open,
and that we have just pointed out. The
fact that State kas undertaken 10 put
herself out of the Union is nothing to him,
enless he has concluded 10 go out with
her--to which extent we feel sure that the
sauguine expectations of Mr.. Keitt will
not be gratitied. aG
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29


@ Garibaldi has resigned his dictator.
ship into the hands Of Victor Emanual
andsgone home to his rude farm on the
little island of Caprera. After uniting
Sicily and Naples, with their nine millions
of people. to the italian Kingdom, the
liberator returs to tie simplicity Of his
peaceful secluslon. refusing both wealth
and titles, enriched in nothing but glory.
and mingled admiration and affection of
world. If history records any where The
life of hero more disinteres!ed. more
brave, more faithful, endowed with more
substantial magnanimity or more sub
lime simplicity of character, we do not
know it. Italy may we'll look upon him
with pride and gratitude, but he belongs
to humanity even more llan he belongs
TO her.