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II . u = Il AND LOT
WANTEDg

4 Az one having good house and lot,- either
"A - dwelling OF good businsss stand and
wishing TO exchange the same for GOOD FARM
LAND In Iowa, or FOR small Farm with : new
comfortable frame dwelling, and Anst rate steam
saw mill, situated midway between the thick set
Elements Of Ohio and Michigan, can and m oppor-
tunity by calling on =. PARMELEE,
March sd No. ST. Main-st.
EsOR SALE, 20 acres Of choice land, shout ono
l. mile from the city limits, between the plank
road and the Tivsr, part Of which il under high
ststs Of Sultivation. Also, brick cottage dwell
ing house, containing rooms and good csliar,
with other Improvements, situated on Fultop-st.,
bstwssn 10th and 18th, in the CITY Of Ksokuk lows
The above property IL owned by non -residsn and
win be sold ct exceedingly low prices. Rsfsr TO
II. b. TEN-EYCK, or
J.W. SIMPSON.
Keokuk, Feb. ~, 1SsO-dIm
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FAnED.-There is another addition to the
list of failures in Davenport. The Banking
house of Tallman, Powers d Mclean is re-
ported to have gone up. The Gazette thinks
Davenportis now about at the turning point
| OF its history. Which way will ii turn7
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CoMgress--Sth.


The House elected the Rev. T. III. Stock
ton, Of Philadelphia, Chaplain.
The mileage and compensation question
Was discussed for some time, and the bill for
protection Of female passengers on board OF
emigrant ships was passed.
SKsArz.-Thadeus Hyatt was brought in
BY the Sergeant and after some
discussion he was remanded to the care Of
the Sergeant and allowed till Friday to
answer certain questions.
The bill appropriating 81 300, 900 to equip
regiment Of mounted Texas troopers was
passed, after the Presidents message in re-
gard to the difficulties on the Bio Grande had
been received and read.
Brown made long speech on his bill for
the protection Of slave property in the Ter
ritories.
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=. ,. z1G-EX0K,
General insurance Agent,
COR. 2D AND MAIN-STS.,

LSIKE, LAX =. RIVER AND LIT Il In
l. 6UkAN0E promptly attended to 1T this Once.
Better and more IEDKASITY can be given at this
AGENCY than any other In this city, and less trouble
after loss.
Esna ms. Co., Of Hartford, Coma, 81, ,lo0,o %
Home Insnrance Company, Of Ne1 Fork, i,457,S6
North American ~. Co., Hartford, Conn, 900,0o0
City Fire Insurasce Co., Of Neg Haven, 17o,6N
Ph1nir Fire Insx,aacs Co., Of FeW Fork, z9o0ee
Lorsitay6 Ftye Isssvanee Co.,, Nsv Fork, $4,000
Monfa1k FIRE Insurance Co., Ner Fork, 2o0, 600
Connecticut MufGaI Life In. Co., Hartford, 3,00O633
DIN. J. w. Bonp, Medical Rxaminsr
~. w. GRIFFITH 10 Authorised to receive
applications for all shove Companies.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Ailk, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured ct =
low rates other Companies who pay their losses.
n. B. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Office corner A and MAR sts., Ksokuk, lows
inch. 7, 10 dim
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The Chicago Election!
FIRST GUN OF THE YEAR 1907
"LONG JOHN'' ELECTED

The eyes OF the whole Union were sup.
posed to be turned to Chicago on Tuesday,
The election was magnifed into national i'm
portance from the fact that Chicago 10 the
home Of Douglas, and ii Was thought
that the result would Affect his interests 49,
Desperate efforts wers made ON both sides,
but the election passed of without any So
rious disturbance, and about IL, 900 Votes were
polled. We learn that the entire Republican
ticket was elected by q handsome majority.
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% held March 18th, and the annual election
70 be held April q:
FIRST WARD.
Judges--U. Raplse, J. II. Sullivan.
Clcrks-R. r. Bartlsss, 4. 4. Rice.
SECOND wAHD.
Judges. A. 0rshan, NJ. KELLEY.
Clerks-S. B. Ayres, p. B. Smith, Jr.
THIRD WARD.
Judgss-Thos. Martin, B. b. Hinman.
Clerks--W. M. g. terrence, I. Fletcher.
FOURTH WARD.
Judges-H. Seymour, Jas. Watson.
Clsrks-G. r. Parsons, N. McCrsa.
Council adjourned to Monday, the 18th in
slant, u . O'Clock, .. m.
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aTATEME EMIT ~ the Condition OF
ahc Charter OAk Fire anA Marine
Insuranc Company, on the LIST day Of
January, 1860, TO the Auditor OF the State Of
Iowa.
Name Of Company-"charter Oak Fire and MA-
raae Insurance Company"
Loca tion--H artford, Conn.
Amt Capital Stock paid in shown
$5Su,VVVvo
Amt Of Surplus. 81, 01L11
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CO Milton s. Latham, the new Senator
from California, appeared and took bis seat
in the Senate on the 5th.
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sHERIEF,s SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, &c
LEE CousrT, SS'
DY virtue Of special Execution to me directed,
- issued BY the Clerk Of the District Court of said
County, in favor Of John n Mott, IT,, and against
Horace g. label AMI Olive l. Isbel, have levied on
and will sell 70 the highest bidder, 1t tho door Of
the Clerks Once oil the District Court u Lee
County, lows, 81 Keokuk in said county, ON the
9Th day Of April, A. D. 1850, between The
hours Of o'clock .. and O'Clock p. m. Of said
day the following property, to-wit The North
east forty acres OF the south quarter Of section
twenty -four (24) in township sixty-fvs (6S, range
six 6,except fifteen acres heretofore sold 70 John
B. Quirk.
Taken, levied upon and to b sold by order Of
Court TO satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, March 9th, 1859.
mch6dtd n. m. GRIFFITH,
lpr'sf 361 Sheriff Of Lee County.
WANTED.
A 0IRLto do homework In small family
"A None need apply who cannot come we'll recon-
mended. Apply 1t the Law Once Of
LOWRIR MILLER,
jan10du Third-st.
MethOdksl Mynn 0ooks.
4 GOOD supply Of the different sises, for sails BY
n NV. WESTC0TT,
Febid ~ Aain-st.
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At the meeting on Monday, March 5th, it
was ordered that the plank walks on the west
aide Of 9Th street, from BIondeau to Orleans,
and on the south side Of High from Fourth
TO Seventh streets, be re-laid and widened.
Plank walks were also ordered to be made
on the north side Of Morgan from Sd to 4th,
and on the west side Of 9th from Blondeau
TO Franklin.
A special election Was ordered to take the
sense Of the people residing within tho bounds
Of the city whether they will organize .
School District separate from the remainder
OF jackson township.
The following bills and estimates were al
lowed, viz:
w. G. Stripe, services a. Assessor, 800 90
Il. II. Rockefeller, calsboose bill, 90
]. 7. Grifey, one months services
= City Marshal, so 90
4. d. Bartlett, one month slsalary
| - policeman, 10 90
r. P. Cresl, one months salary 90
Street Sunervisrs. sc &C
3. A. Fox, ono months salary as
City Engineer, 80 SO
J. n. Rogers, three months rent
| OF Offices, az so
WIN. Ctauuus, tnfeo mOnth,S rent
OF ofic0s, 75 no
j. T. WhAlen, estimate No. 2, for
filling wharf, DAB or
The bill OF James Brown OF 4l ,l52 40. for
amount due on his contract for grading Com
meroial alley, was referred to committee ON
claims.
The bill Of ]. T. Griffsy Of $50 so, bal :
amos due for cleaning alley through block
81, WAS referred to the committee.
Aldermen Reddingson, Haines and Hub
bell wore appointed . COMMITTEES, with the
City Attorney, to enquire into the rights Of
the Ferry Company.
The following persons were appointed
Judges and Clerks for the special election to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-08

The DEs MoaaEs VALLEY Vine is published
every Monday at this Office la of the oldest pa
pers in Iowa, and has - widely extended circula-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ARRAN0EATENT.

FTyHE undersig nsd having formed 3 partners hin
/ under the 6tyis OF McCUNE ! SAMPLE, and
having pur chased the stock Of Merchandise form-
erly belonging TO n. W. 6anpis Co., corner Of
Main and "a streets, Keoksk, o0sr the same d
prices In aoeordAnce With the times and win make
IL to the interest Of onr friends and the public 70
give M . call before purchasing elsewhere.
Come every one, and get tbs worth az your me-
nsy, ~ We must close out much oil the present
stock In order 70 make room for sur new Boring
Goods. CHAE p. McCUNE.
March 8, 186od SAAI 8. SAMPLE.
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NOTICE IL hereby given that the psrtnership
IN hsrstoford existing bssvssn the undersigned.
Adam Hins and Hannah D. Hine, for the uss and
beaeft Of the heirs Of Daniel Hins, deceased, m
der the Arm name Of A. Hins Co, has hesn dis
solved b decree Of the District Court of Lee Com
~, Iowa, 1t Ksokuk, made March ID, 1850, and
that BY said decree the undengnsd il authorised 10
settle the Guinness Of said arm.
ADAM HINE.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, 90

NupNfT u HAH1YVkN. 4
l. Henry r. ". Wsich, Public Notary In and
for the State Of Connsctieut, daily eonnissiened
and sworn, reading In the atty and county Of Hart
on the nth day of January, 1859, personally ap-
peared before me, 10 said city Of Hartford, Ralph
Giilstt and Jos. II. Sprsgue both Of said city and
With who's am we'll AoQnAintsd and Who are per-
sonAliy known 70 me to be respectively the Rss-
dent and Secretary Of said Charter OAK Pirs and
Marine Insurance Company, and they then and
there severally subscribed the above statement In
my presence and made solsmn oath before me to the
truth u the matters thereir set forth.
In witness whereof have hereunto BET my hand and
r., affixed my Netarial Seal ri said City Of
l1 Hartford, this 10Th day Of January, 1850.
fSigned) HENRY x. w. WEIGH.
mch!dlw Notary Public.
VIM. ". TURNER, Agent, Keokuk
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Keoknk, March 5, Is6o-d3t
SH EN- IRIS SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, &C

DY virtue Of special execution to ne directed
- issued by the CLERK OF the District Court oi
said county, In favor Of William n. Williams, nd
against D. H. Cox, have levied upon, and
will sell TO the hgheat bidder. 1T the deor Of the
Clerk Ofhee Of shs District Court Of Lee County
Iowa, 1t Ksokuk In said county, on the 9Th day Il
April, A. d. 1861, between the hours Of O'Clock =
N. and 4 o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following
property, to- wit Lots three ts) and fear f4) ia
block one hundred and fcrty-four tlt4), in the
City al Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa
Taken, levied upon and 10 b sold by order oil
Court TO satisfy taid writ Of execution.
Keokuk, March I, 1859.
III. n. GRIFFITH, Sheriff Of Lee CO.
meh0dlm rprfs fee46l
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EdttoriaI Correspondence
WAmM0rox, March /.

TEA PLANTS.
The Agricultural department distributes
no seeds this year, oil its means being de-
voted to the distribution Of Tea plants. II
any body wants these plants, for purposes Of
experiment or curiosity, they can have them.
They should understand, though, the cost OF
procuring them, and their value. LIST, then,
the plants will not survive the winters OF
this latitude, il reared in the open air.
Some distance South they will live, but not
here, or in Iowa. They will have to BE-
reared in hot house, or kept in pots 80 that
they can be taken into the house in cold
weather, making them simply m article Of
fancy and not OF use. I'd, though they are
furnished gratoitously, they have to be sent
by express, and the express charges will have
to be paid by the recipient. The charge on
. box to Keokuk would be about 81 rs, ~
the express Office informs me. Now, II any
body wants any of them, with these items OF
know ledge before him, if be will inform Col.
Curtis, or either of our Iowa representatives,
they will be sent to order, and with pleasure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-08
Housx PRINTER.

There uas hitch in the election OF Print
or. Mr.. Ruf6n said he voted, though the
Clerks had no knowledge Of it. But the
journal was corrected 90 40 to make him ap-
pear as voting, and that annuiled the cleo
ton. lit had been known st the time, tha.
Ruf6n voted, the Printer would have been
elected, for another vote or two could have
been got. So, the House 10 oil ct sea again
ON the subject.
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Losses IN auspcnse awaiting further proofs = well
- losses resisted, included 10 LAST answu above.
The rule sf the Company h not 70 exceed tls, coo
In any one risk likely TO be lost by . sinsie Arc
Ths amount insured In city or village depends
spon fts sisst -Eererally al the desirable risks
to b had subject 10 the rule last above naned.
The amount Insured IN sny one block Of buildings
depends upon its sisc and construction suhjsea 10
the rule Ahovs referred To.
The Act Of Incorporation il On nls In your oanss.
deposited In any State, Territory or place a. ssca-
rity for Losses therein exclusively.
lSignsd) RALPH 6ILLETT. Prss't.
tIa.1 JOS. h. 6PRAGUE, see'y.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-16
shawls 4! ShawIs !

A LARGE f assortment of Broche, long and
"a square Shawls, Wooden long and square Shaw}s.-
Just received and offered for sale at great reduction of
price, at the KEYSTONE STORE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-16
Glover Seed.

O00 BUSHELS West Branch Clover
AOO Seed, For Sale at the
KEYSTONE STORE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-16
\ DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-Notic
Piano Forte and Music Store.

WILLIAM DIETRICH respectfully informs the pub
w lic that he hds opened depot in the store former
y occupied by Burton kingsbury, Main street. for the
lie of
PIANO FCRTES. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
or ALL KINDS, MUSIC, &c. &c.
Persons wishing To procure Piano will do well TO give
him call lie believes, that with his Musical experience
and his acquaintance with the leading manufacturers, he
cla ensure better article at = lower price than be
procured elsewhere.
lie viii keep on hand almost every description of Mu-
may be desired.
large assortment Of Violin and Guitar Strings, and
al the various articles needed by musicians.
lie has also an assortment e FANCY GOODS, CAPS;
&c which viii he sold st the most reasonable rates.
PIANO FORTE TUNING viii he attended to, as may
be desired He confidently appeals to his long musical
experience, as to his qualification in this branch
SHEET MUSIC, of the latest publication, will be kept
hand and any piece desired will be ordered if
-arv.
Iowanda Dee Is, 1859. WILLIAM DITTRICH.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-16
II ais !! Nails !!

S00 KEGS NAILS of Superior Quality,
COO For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, at the
KEYSTONE STORE.
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February %. 1850.
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notic

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
II is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
cst}ta OF GARDNER BLRL!NGAAE late Of Smithield
twp deceased, hereby requested to make payment
without delay and al persons hayinglmands against said
estate viii present them duly authenticated for settle
E.nDt. j. u. BURLINGAME,
FCD. IG, l5G0. Administrator, with Will annexed.
A DNINiSTRATOR'S SNOTICE.-Notice
A is hereby gven that all persons indebted to the es-
s,ate otJ JJHN IHALL. late o T0wanda boro deceased,
must make immediate payment and al, persons having
demands against said estate viii present them duly
tLe4tgatyl lyr settlement.
STEPHEN CORWIN,
February lG. 1859. administrator.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-16
REVOLUTION AIRY CLAIMS.

IT has been ascertained, beyond doubt, that
IN many cases the children grand children of Rev
ouonary Soldiers entitled to land and backpay un-
der existing laws and that eXertons are being made Tor
the present Congress pass act for the further bene
fit OF said heirs. have list of all the names OF Reyo-
utiOnary Soldiers who have resided in Bradford County
with Blank Forms sent me from Washington The @p-
plication OF children grand children, with Pow
er of Attorney, will enable to have search made OF
the Records at Washington. No costs to applicants eX-
cept so cents to pay for executing bonds Postage, &c
lnaure tor the Office OF n. n. Belts, Esq 70
wanda Borough. J. d GOODENOUGH.
February 2, 1860. Agent for Bradford County.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-16
Seed Wheat for Sale.

THE Subscriber has for sale about sixty
Il bushels of China Spring Wheat, threshed with a
fail which can be had at his house Burlington town
ship The Wheat is wei cleaned and Of superior quality
Price 81 so per bushel. MOkGAN WAIhkS'
Burlington, February s, 1850
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-16
Boots and Shoes.

BOOTS and Shoes will he found at the
- KEYSTONE STNRE at the following prices
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-16
Domestic Goods!

SHEETINGS, BIearhed Goods, Tckings,
- Stripes, Canton Flannes, Denims, Prints &c. &c
fully 20 per cent under usual prices Always hand at
the KEYSTONE STORE.
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GlA9llHOo

4, the residence CT Mr.. Willis White in Litchftld, Feb
eth. by elder Smith Lent, Mr.. JOHN NJ. HILL, OF Or
We'll. to Mrs. BRIGHAM, formerly of Vermont.
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zZza ZGEW xoRZ TgT3UNz.



TTIHE TRIRCNE-now more than oieitecn years old
l. and having over quarter o. million subscribers.
or constant purch scr dhased through every state and
Territory oL our Uhioh-Wi continue IN essence what IL
mas 9ce-tae earnest champion o lhoet Progress ana
OF whatever will condnce to our national growth IN F-
tue, Industry, knowledge, and Prosperity.
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&C, &c we stle . MAKE InE iidaC NJ d ee'cSp"-
PR TO meet ule wants o. Tue p"oa-'s le-eS!aac news
alone costing over Si2,V1y Nv I per n alnH,l' -, 81.
lERAS Inn pAl.l lilbONE Is hWea 10 81. 'seTI-
heis at 50 PR annnm IN advance = Tor SIX months
HE NEW YORK SEMI-WEEhLY TRIBUNE
is shcd c,er T-s,v and Frid,v and cor, t,ios al
tha Fdor'ls Of The Daiy with tEa cattle Eor.e and
General Markets reia{iy raported cyures.I for the
Trhunc. Xntires of New In~eutions Foreir1 and Dn.
nestle Corroenondancn Articles on CooLsrv ana drrino
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carpetings and Gil Cloths!

VARIOUS qualities of Ingram Carpets,
Floor Oil Cloths all widths. and Cotton Duggetts
usual much che per tkan elsewhere, at the
KEYSTONE STORE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-16
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!

A LWAYS on hand large stock of Black
IA and CoIoied Cloths, Black and Fancy Cassimcres
Tweeds Sattincts Sleeps Greys Kentucky Jeans also
great variety of Yestings at the
KEYSTONE STORE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-16
DIED,

r, This borough. on the 4th inst, MARY ELIZABETH
daughter of f. n. and ELIZABETH Il. FRIsBIE, aged
weeks and days.
Suffer little children to unto me and forbid them
MT for of such is the kingdom of Heaven
T, Green Bay City CVs) the 29th of January from
injuries received on the 2nd of January 1850, by the
falling of a lodged limb from a tree, VICTOR L. BEN
EDCT of Myersburg this county in the 22nd year of
his age.
In Troy, on the 2Oth ut., CHARLES N. STRAIT. aged
40 years.
In Granville on the 2Sth ult JAMES REID, in his SD
year a native of kilmarnock Scotland.
In this village on the Ist inst, FBANCIS BRUNETTE
daughter of Horato and Matilda Black, aged years
aud Is days
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Baious Kid Gloves !

A LII sizes, in coIors, Black and White, Of
II these celebrated gloves will always he found at the
KEYSTONE STORE.
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Ladies Cloth CIoaks !

VARIOUS styles OF Ladies Cloth ClOakS
all OF new and fashionable patterns for sale
at the KEYSTONE STORE
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ANNUAL REPORT

Ut the Recepts and Expenditures Of Bradford County, from the Isl
day Of January to the 3St dag OF December 1859 5ncyusUe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

formed been proved against him, end he has been
raoed urder arrest Many other funconaries Of less
note are undergoing their tri before commission APP
70 MD by his 3IjcRness for tina. purpose. At Sehr-
tsui slso q great number Of complaints we're lod yed
ass;nst the MuIezims farmers of the thel who WILL
r, be made dissorge iuconsiderable p0r.
zion ~ heir ilEgotien wealth. Ii Mehemet Kibrisi
Pssha has the energy 10 persist 10 the course he is
tskino il is not easy T. overestnsts the advantages
,vh;cf vii result from his tour of inspection.
The financial difficulties Of the Government continue
10 increase. Unless they get loan in some of the
foreign markets, / do not how the administration
of sars is to be carried on It's said that the Powers
or ct lesst Of them iudisposed 70 guarau
tee Turk n loan. II is empire is really TO be
uphs ID, some such measure is matter Of necessity.
With but slight assis Of this nature the finances
might very be placed on satisfactory footing
One thing, however, must be borne in mind-most
stringent terms thould be imposed upon the Porte,
by which she shall be compelled to confer in
practice the powers which in theory she
bss already imposed upon the European mem-
bes Of tie Finance Commissio Notwithstanding
the promises of the Government to submit all financial
questions TO the decision of that Commission import ant
operations constantly effected by the Ministers, not
only without ts sane iop but without its opinion hsv
ing been asked. Faith has been broken in every way
with the European Commissioners, and | know that
only the other day both Mr.. Fslconet the English aud
NJ De Pleuc the French Commissioner, were on the
point of resguing in disgust. These gentlemen have
great responsibility and naturally protest against mat
tefs in which they supposed to have voice being
Dc tied behind their back5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

ID they attacked in ths nd Of their u1be. and 40 sad
den the attack snd the surprise thai they were ss
sed without resstsrce although the force Of tue hcs
party IA represented at only hsf their ,
Zuzus shot through the ad he rose In bis oed 70 "
certain the Of the disturbance
Ndsu escaped Il believed unhurt though the hed upon
which be sleeping penetrated By iess hsn se'Sn
bsIs
Tfis htrue IL heavy blow TO yiism Zuakus VAS Genera
In Chief Of hi forces and Of considerable military nu
without him bic army viii be o. little Vidsps nity
ability T. quite snail and he In feet Of vers limited 81
cation and alboush bis views hsve been thought .omrwh
liberal be has forgotten all pledges the be wa In
po carry out bis plans without further aid nom 'h''e
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