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The Chicago Convention

The Convention to Nominate q President
Tor the Free States has completed its labors-
The aspiring and tortuous SRwARD, after
sounding the tocsin of an "irrepres sibIe con.
h,ct" and involving the whole country in
civil commissions for the purpose Of securing
tae Presidency. has again been disappointed OF
the nomination. We should like to see Dor.
trait Of his face in the next Harper. represent.
ing him after the decisive news from Chicago
also one Of BANKS. WADE, and the other asp;
rants. GRIZZLY, who has proved himself the
swordfish Of the Black Republican whale.
ought TO have prominent place in the pic
ture gallery. Nor would the interest Of the
collection b complete without WEED. the
right-hand man Of SEWARD. who is 80 cum.
ming that he 10 supposed to have been sucked
by FOX, and whose countenance Just at thi,
time must look combination Of the Wander.
lng Jew and the inpeuitent thief
Richmsnd and Lynchburs Railroad.
some reference has been already made in
the Dispatch to the public meeting which has
been held in Powhatan, for the purpose of
taking action In regard TO the Richmond and
Lynchburg Railroad, At which strong speech
was made by JoRx F. LACY, Esq, native of
this city. The meeting appointed twenty del
egates to a Convention to be held in Farmyille
on the l4ih June. We gave yesterday the
proceedings of the Buckingham meeting.
which appointed delegates to a Con ven ton 10
be held at Buckingham Court House on the
4,h OF July next We again invoke our citi-
zsns TO take immediate measures to be repre-.
senied In these Conventions. A meeting To-
appoint delegates should be held without de.
lay.
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Opinion OF DR.. Geo. Il Wand.
LOST AND 6TRAYEn


OSI-On Saturday last. IN the Capitol Square.
or between the gate opposite lIth street and
MT. ~. y. Barton 6 store, GU Nam 81 near Crsli-
SHAW 9 new hotel. a round GOLD BREASTPIN.
encifcied ny small Jet sets. and enclosing brown
mar suitable reward will I've gwen # eft al this
oInce. mysi-a'
STOLEN;-Whileen engaged IN nshuns he Fist
baptist church last nj ght THURSDAY, !. III, some
person stole nv COAT from the basel, of the
Cnurch. MY FkEE PAPERS were III the pocket
OF the coat. VIII whoever took the coat Please
return these papers to me through the Post 0ihce
They can be Of no poss lble use 10 them
my l9-H WILLIAM BROWN
| OST-On Nam street. on the 9fh lnst between
mos n: Frees and Elicit a Wesser's, a
soin framed5 double EI E-GLASS. The haGer
VIII ne rewarded by leaving It AZ this oAee.
lT& STRAY COW .--Strayed from 80, re-
~ sidence, on Main street. between lefer
oh9neson and Adams, on TUESDAY ulogntag iasi
NED DEVON cow. IN good order No msras
Iscoiiected. anti the owner under the impression
that she has no white scots ON her. A reasonable
reward VIII be pad for her return Ia niy res denoe
as ab,ve. lmy ls-tsl WI. SIMMS.
! OAT OR MtACAP .On TUESDAY, tAs
- 18th INST, mailed To- VII. T. Smiths m, ESQ,
w asninston city. ID. c., u United States LAM
WARKANT, for 80 acres. No. 2o,0ii. issued 20
Lucy Haislep. widow, &c., Fiuvanna eolnty, va
winch warrant hos failed 10 reach rs proper des
tlnatiOn.
All persons are hereby cautioned against buying
sara " aTFant. AZ cavcat will be filed IA the pfo
per Office at Washington.
MY i5-ts GEORGE BAGBi.
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HOT SPRiNGs. Va, Sept IL, 1853
MIR. SAMUEL GooDE-Dear Sir In re- ri, 10 ven,
muir! 9! last evening. with regard to the pefna
nency q the beneht which derived from the mse
20 Or. Thomas Goode. under date Of sent =. lssx.
nave 70 say that from that day until the present.
I'm y nsat4 mas Continued uniformly good and
nave only conh!med aud strengthened my pew
nns e;tiinatc OF tue remedial powers Of Tho Hot
10 disease. * s0"'0A cHFou-
~. A isehnE Of gratitude for my own restoration
20 many friends suffering FROM diseases fvr ws,oh
s as ~, ~. Spssss had proved bsns6c,al others
ton TO me to knOw that have thus heen IN
mental IL promoting their rscovsTy. The increas
sak !scilties q travel will soon make tho Hot
the union and u Is destined at no distant psriod
10 occupy the front rank among the cclebrafsi
mineTa! waters Of the country.
Yours truly, r. r. CrApx
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CATTLE QUARANTINE town .,.ho.;
;lss VI PORTSMOUTH,, N. H., have prohibited the
poltation OF cattle from Massachu setts.
through lear OF pleuro- pneumonia,
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OAIo STATE-HOUsE.-The new State House
" Columbus Ohio, will be completed by the
~ VI october next At q cost Of about Si $50
ooo. The building 10 3o4 feet long, and l3i feet
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n May 21st. 1860
ARRIVING THIS MORNING.
| We are OpeninE and expecting to receive, BY thil
mOInlnE'D ea0amer- N
NEW EASSHIi . kAN STEtkENsers.
JACONETS. ORGANIZES,
BLACK BoMRAZfNFs, 49,
HOSIERY. MITTS,
HEMSTITCHED HDKFS.,
ILLUSION BERTHAS,
KID and SILK GLOVES, &c, &c
Making our large and elegant stock very com
plste. We are determined. during this month, to
offer unusual Inducements in prices cia l.
" to cash customers, who shall have the price
Ytrfe TO suit.
We invite all who want superior Dry Goods, reyy
chedp. TO examine our stock.
IA. To the Ladies! To the LADIES'.
HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS.
DRESS GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
CLOSING OUT AT GREAT SACRIFICE,
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST!
Large and full stock of every desirS BILE article in
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
on hand and will lie sold during this week at from
Is to 80 per cent below the early season prices
'Tsaf "a. 6sKEg a49y will be sold in
FANCY SILKS,
BERFGE ANGLAIs ROBES,
BEREGE ANGLAIS,
BEREGES, TISSUES, ORGANIZES.
and every other article in the DRESS GOODS line
Ladies in want Of such Goods will do we'll by Civ
Ing US call. J. MILLHISER BRO,
my ~ st 1913 Broad street.
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n Gao OF Z: q. Uhisr, ESQ, OF AlsxandYis, Va
Disease n - YEARS duration cured ia TWO Ws.xs.
AtRxANpsiAs Va. August N. 1855.
UHs rkos. GoQnx-Dssr Sir: Aavlpx bsen H.
auceo ~ wy family aud fSiouds 70 visit the Hot
9pslnxs ~ the year TN. for tho cure 81 Rkeuss-
uefn. whteh hsd contracted BIZ hsvipG taken Z
~ - ~: = e :s:s g;
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DEATH OF A PAsTOR.-Rev John Maltbv.
VINO Ior twenty-slx years has been pas tor OF
the Hammond Street Church in Bangor died
At Worcester, Mass, on Tuesday evening
His remains have been taken to Bangor for in.
serment
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FRosr.-In portions Of Augusta and Rock.
insham counties. Va, the recent frosts have
r nons OF 1ess Injured the wheat crop. In va
I.ous parte OF augusta the damage in q SLIGHT
degree seems to be general e~'
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HkTTiNa UNEAsY-Sherman NJ. Booth re-
mains In the Custom House Jail in Milwankae
close prisoner. 1t has been found NECESSARY
'oadd more bolts TO his prison door. to nr..
vent his escape. He is evidently getting tired
Of his voluntary imprisonment.
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HAVE you BEEN ATE. GoLD,MIrs.

HAVE YOU BkENAT =. GoLDsMiTS.
l aS BROAD STREET crowds are liocsns
to ms store. He " selling has whole aud ehthe
stock OF goods A. COS: priee. aad man, articles eis
than cost. he is competed 10 vacste hIs pfssea,
cheap Goods should lose no Time: but go there ia,
msdiately and procure ,hem. We went IhsIe ~.
Nantes and busters. corss,s, Bonness, Fiat: and
AL Millinery Goods. Co,tons, Tarlstsas, "h.ss
Goods Of all sorts, Parasos, M,,s, Hosiery. Hair
Netts. and numerous other Goods. We are certain
that we ssyed IN purchasing OF him al east nj"
yer cent DO SIRE a1a isaS pF.ss s Eroa street
(VLOTHS. CASsi wEREs. &c...ws hsves
- y. full assortment Of Black and SoIoted StWns'
Black and White and Brown aud White siix NY
SsS f Sf"p fn ssss s Other goods
for Goats; Super. BLACK and Fame, tfcnen SIS
meres; spper Black and Fancy kasiish and Ame en
stubs for Pants; Six. WuseslIss aud othef Vest
ing. Also. nice assortment oi goods tnt eo,, s
above made to order 6'i Fa,hioaaoo rsios'. And
"''"'' '''' W ~ :" c II 4 cRENERY.
st. NICHOLAS tCE CREAM SALOON
style. and CREAM and ICES Of every. dave, are
served TO ladies' aud gentieinen 1T tho sh5f'ss' a'
~ ANDREW ASroNrs
Next doos to Eschause bae..
I'D FKkNtn COLLAhNn.,mn
~ ChAS. "A. OWAIkINs ctfhe, ctA ."c,..sA
street1, IL open M this nAoFn,hs -hieg snA -.
Collars. the handsoMest and cheapest "a shs s,t,
100 French Cambsie Collars At ~ cents he 60 s.l
do. at q cents; W. Fteach Maslla Cellars . 80 -
Thread LACE Collars Ut 633s cents; ~ boAsS Sah'
Corner h and Mans 's.
ExTKA DusLiN slocfs ar
- We have n store and ." arrive ai 'an laner,
Their supply 1T the st,2vo ce,cbfated MAT tsA'''
In pilts and imperial plnts vrVpopr
:
"A Teeslvtax % casks Of this supe fsor paie
and will hssesiter b supplsd WITH sae sVSs''
,hippsd direct from Liyertoolto GIT, tSbbn eT.-
l. b d b. DAVeNfVkI-
LILY TK1P ~CIoax Sc Llsa.- Heass fsy
Trspe. safetlas ~ aasAhlns Of the ANS :.
'as1''' ~ eve csk E;aRl ! ANnssseS:.
x@-s4s~s No. NS Main 80
No. ] .0Nl1Ax coy nEeksSSGas.o6sos
- sA,s b =. !. sxlNkAs
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"a Spec1al Notice. -The utte ntion Of the
public q feaueated 70 the s4lo Of and second
nand fURNiTU4R s 70 teke place over the store
between Nh and 1lkh streets, THIS DAY, at 10
elock. 81 advertieement.-
my lit IA b. COOK, Auct.
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III ALDE Nhn LE ms RANCE CUMPANY /,
OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,
This Company continues to insure Slaves, for
one or more years, on liberal terms and at fair
rates. "
DR.. F. w. HANCOCK will be at the Office daily, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p NJ.
Office 100 Main street, Richmond Va
my l6-5tl KNOWLES s. WALFOR Ag,ts
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0P1CIAL notice.,

,.sAtraWkerries fer eserving.-Of the
ElNEST QUALlTY-tO be had at Mr.. MA
A4U9 6lqll - tie O3d mAskot, Which were
raised bv X. NJ. TmORNE. my H-4t*
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and .ns 1tsf AND CHEAPEST rHorOeR apps
~ Rsa AmDrotypes 10 the city are those made
oovernor &C. AZ the various styles and sizes ex
81 H. "a the hlsLes s.yle Of the art At a h"nrs
p,."n :. IN "; AeuaT!lle Pasteii. or Ind,a 1nK
.,.s 10 Ct =. 20 cts, 9l-from that an To Si0o
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AP0Wers' Gallery,

AP0WerS' GALLERY,
Isl MAIN STREET, NEAR 18TH.
PEARL AM BROTYPES, the best in the city,
can he had at POWERS GALLERY-the place
where you get the same size Ambroty pc for FIFTY
CE SIS that al others charge 81 for.
Don't forget that it is POWERS that charges
only 50 cents for the dollar size Ambrotype
POW Frs also supplies operators with stock ap-
paTatuS. q c., at New \ 0rk prices. my lS-3tH
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RIOTING IN MINNKsoTA.-There are symp-
Ions OF whiskey insnrrection in Minnesota.
The liquor dealers burned down u church in
81. Anthony, and the members thereof warned
them TO leave the town. This they decided
not to do. and both sides were heavily armine
at last accounts -
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FATAL ACCIDRNT.-Miss Sarah Rosentine
young JeWess, about 10 years of age. was
drowned in Baltimore Saturday morning. b.
1alhhg from the balcony of her residence In TO
creek oeL'w. She fell head foremost and
was su1ocated in the mud before aid could
reach her.
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= gs.v -
81 49, g se ss*s4sRs s.sg.
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sS4a II = fa4ieBff zs&s Is sesa
- t#s9~ss $3.50 asus fssF@s@. 49, ~
- eE2Nf IS sas SIS ssss bas ks4
Esasss2s Asa ss{s
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AocUsTs.-Lacusts are beginning to make
tneir appearance in the north ives tern section
OF Shenandoah county, Va. In some ms tances
hogs have been killed by feeding mon rhs"s
Too freely. rs i = FH- '-0A''
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OF norse-steallng In GIeenbrler c0nntv ".
mas , pee, esen sentenced 70 two years In the Peai,
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9as4 y s;ssss & "a ssss "a go assES
sf# sut sa e*sa 81 wasa = sssa sSiasss
E*ssi
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fas <Asest3 - s*sa$Assss.s.s isst2se1E& fSHl
* ~ sssFssNAs - N =" as -
~
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CoMMUTATICN.-Edward Reed. who was re.
centy convicted of highway robbery in Char.
Ieston, ;: T., and sentenced for execution on the
nrst Friday in June, has received q commute
OF imprisonment until the lst of an uary ls60
or Of leaving the State ''NO'
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CoNeRkssIoNAL.-1n the Senate, Saturday
message was received from the President re.
commenting speedy action in the case of tho
Africans captured on the WiIdare, and now
IN Florida. They are now costing the United
States IS per day. The bill autherising the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to
cross the Potomac with branch of their road
was considered the rest of the day. Nothing
OF importance was done in the House
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Richmsnd and Lynchbur. Railroad


We heartily trust that the atte,npt at dirac
traoe win France, inaugurated by the arrival
o! Inc "I-one Star" in Virginia waters, may
oe the BEGINNING OF commercial alliance with
tue oio political allies and ancient comrades
In arms OF Virginia. We hope that the Lone
Star Will soon increase to a constellation
Ihers Is no nation in Europe with whom it
would oe more to the interest and satisfactio on
OF the South to hold close commercial rela-
nons than the people of France. They are an
industrious, thrifty and productive race: they
are capable OF supplying the Southern market
win all which it requires, and their deport.
"ent nationally and personally towards our
country mas IN general been such as to secure
Inc esteem and good wishes of Americans
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JOINT WoRA.-The Fredericksburg IVA,
herald says that the growing wheat crop from
Fredericksburg to the mouth of the Rappa.
hammock River-embracing the large and fer.
tile Valley Of the Rappahannock, nearly one
hundred miles in lengths less promising
than for many years past In Richmond
Westmoreland, Middlesex, Spotsylvania. King
George, Orange and Stafford, the worm is
making great inroads. The worm has made
ITS appearance in several portions of the coun.
" OF Amherst, and is playing sad havoc with
the growing wheat
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1U Ho1 sPan1oe.


ys.d arrived e the syEins the nj july lss,
very much @psirss IL: ' months y ssnsrs, health
81 s.:ss e. AID. s': e =;
~ .ss d tssi s.. e.: IT
III entirely Of 1Reumatism, and h la MY MY
I'm !: ssa sg!e 81 sS;S;:
G. q: IT,:
ana n3, drsRi ss Il; ,h .f S.ss
cure a. = xrsst t 1ny ~ room. consider ny
hss .s.. re a tSs Hos ed Gu
direction haxi nat steps were That
every year since 1852 Not Ssyins nss III sprnss
o. any other OF the Springs OF Virgins ~!
o1,s ny cure to the Hot Springs and none Other S
tie ADVICE Of 81 my friends p st1s ' na p
by he nams Of 4 Psarisb9ss Che. county vs
ed to visit the Hot Springs in Ausnst' Az ~
va va severely afflicted with Chronic RhcuISati,m'
vefy much swollen and joints ENLARGED ne ~ -
mained dnrns the time stayed, being about two
from t; ,ne h, ,eit his home we'll man. heard
hsalih, and entirely free from Rheumatlsm so'"
,re sTS yoI the above statement that Others who
ven Of water, and, like pe, return to their sm.s
l I.,s and trends in high health and renewed
osn nc case. add essed to you BY letter in the wear
OF 1855 and learned to day, for the first time viii
IeEIet tnat the communication never reached Won.
Ahe foregoing YOU are at liberty TO use IA Won
may deem best for afflicted humanity -"
% very respectfully, your friend, r. e. UHLER,
dria, Va - s''A "'' nieAah-
Case OF d. II. London, ESQ
A. RICHMOND, VA, Ap-,l 7, 1860
MI, s TooDE, Hot Springs-My Dear Sir In the
month OF June. 1889, reached the Hot Spr,nss'
aiter having suffered Toy many months from Rhen-
hat mad used and, indeed 30 excruciat,ns were
ny sun1rlngs that was almost without hope~mv
Y mt shoulder and arm for some time had been
,iinnst use!ess-l took the baths, beginning with
ne Hot Spout and then the Boiler as they are gem
faliy termed. for twenty five days and nv relief
vas so complete that have never had auy serons
etnTn OF the pain since. | estimate the Hot
prnssoI virginia SO hig hly that have AK in and |
= ala expressed the opinion that thev We ra the |
most valuable of all the mineral waters in The |
r r,,, owe the cure in my case, think can
ruiy say, under Frovidence, to your baths
Iour oDedient servant. D. H. LONDON.
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among the passengers At New York. BY the
Eus0pe. the Prince de Joinville trayelins
aacof. Heis going TO Canada on q fishing ex.
The transfer clerk In the Office of thu p..;f,.
Maa! company, in New York. IL renortsS
UOO ~ ''"' "aAAo"ut u ~.
The rails upon the Alexandria. T.o,so,, al
hampshire Railroad were laid 10 ss ~. ~ ~ ~.
wednesday Of last week. "~'s On
prize me Hon: VIM. s. Damreil, a we'll known
massachusetts, died on Friday. S'es' from
ton camn - ,.aSseai. an engraver In Washinr.
absrssio. 81 mn, suicide during temporarv
IA man named Brant died in So.
"a. !ns other day, in conseq nencs =, cou.aty.
swsnty-ons boiled eggs IT one meal. " saung
Yss s sons,xsy negro dstscssd ON the ss,.m.r
p =. -. CPsuIolng, mas been returned q clS..I...
ION BY railroad from Norfolk. oasSass-
ws aas's ven ~ d'asAs 10 Fhliaaslpais -,
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~0CHINA, tsUEENNWAKE AM, - :.
~ GLASS, eTH
At No. 70 Pearl, or 18th street NM
~ In addition to- q full stock, at all tfaAN
times, at w WHOLESALE. We will keep constantly
on hand choice supply of Staple and Fancy Goods
Our old customers and the public will pleas "a lea
it in mind that we have removed to No 10 PEHRii.'
or l4TH STREET. -
VIM. +. BUTLER e. SON.
Importers of China and Earthen wave.
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Oar Berlin Correspondence

prvftv Auonaf q Ieeo
,,o,,-- rur.,,, ,e-,c, m a, r,r, pru,r,,, q, a.
b.,,. p-uo,,,,,,,,, y,r.,,.,, U,,,,,,n, ,,,,-. .,
49,, 90 -y.,.,c,,ro. >, po,,, ,n,,
,,,-s ,n;.... p,,,..., .,,, :, 80 IA, VI,
a. A. ~
n - ,ow ,,so,,,oos ,,,, ,ho ,r,.-v,o., ., N.
d.r .,so, 40, conl,, xp 10 oouo~o, ne r.. -,
meeting =, w.r.ar The s,ssro,oos TIA, s-s.,,., =.
,,o, ,hi oo,,, and ,,., ., 9, pO,o,s,, go ct, A.
have ,c., .s,s,os he Tho rrr-os, no..ro- ,,,n, ~.
Cans souc, ana rross No ,,u,s, $1,000,
,,o,, 80, a.. G.. "a ,s ,,~,,.o %, = -, :,
a.. po,,., a. s..,o.,.. us,.,.- a,
no ,o,r.s ,ho ~, A.. r,n,,o, :, ,r,,,. a, s,u s,n,
q, ,,o,.h ~. -. -. a. 49,. e., a, a,
NO, 40 ,rnro,.,,o =, ,nI, nou,.n, a. =, vo,d
have n.er f.x months a., 7, ~,n ~ ,oo0,,oc. ,n.,
.s, autumn when The pr,ncs psseu, had =, ,n,o,v.-
with Nexspser a, RAIDER the Russ,p no, onv rer.ssd
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res. Britain he would long since have called upon the
Porte 10 expel ali American missionaries IRON
Turkey believed that the uno'nciai agents Oh .ne
tom OF the extraordinary stand taken by the armenian
Patriarch aud his people against the burial OF the poor
whieh perfecty succeeded Seldom has such an emete
occurred here where the people are mostly quiet anu
discreet Military force, called in by the Minister OF war;
was Of avail and the Porte anxious TO pac its
subjects by sccedng 70 wishes OF the stronger party
directed the body four days after DEATH 10 be inferred
on the side Of the public read would have been ex
tremely easy for the Porte have selected lot 10 the
city, devoted to the Of the Armenian Protes
tans p1peua for century; but this wholly escaped
its consideration 49,
II is not appreheuded that any further difficulty will
grow out Of this affair Recent IN syria have
spread such a panic even here that this matter gave
rise msgiv iDgs and IL has been thought that might
form precedent for the Greeks do not believe there
any disposition among the Turks to modest the Chris
tisns here II, ultimately, against my opinion trou
bles do occur depend upon the Greeks will be the az
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robes and shovel hats and adopting style Of dress more
ike he French and English priests This 10 In order 70
In Rome the military and police constantly the
Alert 70 suppress outbreaks They make many arrests
geotemAn suddenly disappears No remark or inquiry
Is made. He in prson
about ten days ago crowd was discussing the
the street, when young announced the reported
rival OF Gsribald In Naples Another said, "well, he will
soon be In Rome" Another said "Yes" Another, 81
hope So" &c, &c. When suddenly several persons in
citizens dress disguised gems ddrme ID the four
or five young men, telling them maliciousy that they
would remain In prison until Garibadi did come.
That Of United Italy is il not 10 be the only po
ca stock of the kind In the Market but that OF the old
mother Of nstionsGreece United Greeceis oeg nning
TO be offered.
Carrtossa, a famous Greek chief Of 1872 and of
the revolt In meesay In 1858 has resigned his comms
sion In the army Of King Otho and raised at Athens s
against the Turks the standard OF freedom for al 1reece
The massacres 10 Syria and the condition OF the O1io
man empire have brought about this outbreak
The blood Of Leondas and Mltiades is warming up IN
the veins OF their descendants.
Echoing along the shores Of Cornth, ringing through
the Peopoanesus and Of among the islands OF the gean
is cry Of $50 Athens-tO Athens-to the Pirsus, TO
strike for the freedom of all Greeceln
The thousand years OF authentic history which
have affords no instance OF the resurrection national
gres from grave. Italy has been often desthy
sick but lever entirely gave up the ghost Greece has
long been dead
Mother of srt-nurse OF science and philosophycoun
try of Phdias and Plato and Homer and Socrates
How beautiful IL would be IT, 10 the economy of God
Ike the plants poisoning aud pershng having
Ike them NE from their terminating seeds long
buried in the earth that Greece first every work Of
beauty and Of wisdom should also be the first nation in
history TO spring from the earth and second time the
wonder and the worship of the world
Tie three steamers the Washington, Franklin and Ore
which have been In the OF Garbald sailing
under the American flag have been formally incorporated
into the and sail under the Scilian colors.
Men and munitions OF war still go nightly from this
port to Sicily.
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Our London, Paris Berlin, Genoa, CONSTANT
nOpls and Cadh Dispatches.
THE QUESTIONS ON THE TAPS
The Syrian, Sicilian and Spanish
ImbrOgliOs.
lNIRIGUES or THE CONTINENTAL POWERS
IMPORTANT FROM NAPLES, IF TRUE,
WHEREABOUTS OF GARIBALDI,
ke.. Sc, &ss

There are public adyices Of the whereabouts OF
Gsribadi. Our previous intelligence informed that
some OF his troops had invested besieged Fort scya
Since then accounts have either confirming
letters have been received stating that Garald had
tldlly landed on the mainland, and route for
Naples His letter TO Victor Emanuel and the fact that
he had making extensive preparations for operations
on the mainland indicates the truth OF the assertions
these private advices Naples OF course will suppress
all news of this sort, ard It is ory through diplomatic
sources that such information be obtained The next
steamer-the Vanderbilt with to the 18th inst,
three days laterwi be due Saturday TO morrow.
She may enlghten US thimportant point