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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-20

A celebrated philosopher when asked BY q
stupid fellow, why he INDUCED so much in
the luxuries of the table," replied. What.
sir, do you think Providence made good th:nss
only for fools?'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-20

s@When We read the almost inter-
minable sentences Of some writer's. we
cannot help thiOking that their readers are
in danger of being sentenced TO death.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-20

-'Spriggs. why am de Senators like de
ishesT i don't meddle wild de subjec' Sam
Why. don't you see, nigga. dey am 30 fond
of de bate
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-20
VALUABLE TANNERY
FOR S ALE.

r. c1deIsigned offers for sale the QUITMAN
iAANkRI, situate about three miles West
|1oensburg. and about miles by Plank Road
ulp!ke from the Pennsylvania Rail Road.
D,aaea Rail Road will shortly be Constructed
-'9os5Grg. The establishment is one Of the
81 IN the State, and is now in successful op.
=. The main building is l4O by 10 and
Foo 6y 70 and the whole two stories high.
t" ENGINE and BOILERS erected last
-si and now in good order. There are all
ee'Ssary outbuildings on the premises. and
--s aouses for the Proprietor, Foreman and
Also Blacksmith Shop. There is also
1o'.!ent Saw Mill in connection with the
-; There are about 700 acres of lard well
%'d' which will be sold in connection with
,-lIery. About 400 cords of Bark now on
hemlock can be purchased at $3.50 and
H,9O per cord, delivered. The property
-, 500 low and on easy terms. For further
G.. P. MURRAY,
b.. =, Ebensburg, Cambria Co., Pa.
TP' 2, ls59.-44-tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-20

When awoke from insensibillity 1 found
myself living on a sofs comfortable bed in my
own little hut But how L came there was
a mystery. A venerable squaw was sitting
by my side, and near the fireplace sat an In
dian warrior smoking his pipe. Observing
the change of my countenauce, she spoke TO
him, when be arose and came toward me-
What was my astonishment when l recog-
nized in him my old friend, who some years
before | had saved from starvation, and the
old squaw was his mother. There then had
seen the effects of Indian gratitude This
was the reward of my kindness and generos-
ity As he drew near me with grateful
smile on his countenance, looked at him in
wonder and unceremouiously extended my
hand to him, which was warmly taken, aud
after many hearty congratulations were re-
ceived from my red-sklu nurses, the subject
of the former intimacy was introduced.
But how is it, or why is 1t, that L am here?'
I asked, feeiizsS somewhat oblIyous respect
ing the past.
You reccollect being prisoner!
Il think that | have bee dreaming. an
swered.
Yes, dreaming of fire and of bad Indians,
said he, regretfully.
1t was then the horrible reality flashed upon
my mind.
o, yes,' exclaimed, darting from my
bed. But where are my companions? and
how came to be rescued from the terrible
death which awaited me-?
Bad white men all gone he said, 'tO
dreaDlland-no more trouble
But how came to be savedr L asked.
Me come just in time. Me not kEow you
there, or me come sooner.
Thus was | made aware of the dreadful
tragedy which had been enacted. Ny In
dian friends remained with me several days.
when my health was completely restored aud
was able to go about with ease. They con-
Quoted me out over my premises and showed
me everything in its place just as 1 left II
when carried of by the savages, then wins
pering in my ear, We do good, the Great
Spirit sends us good the Indian departed to
his own home, accompanied by his old moth
er, and have never seen them since that
day.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-20

The inauspicious morning began to dawn
In the east, but no looked for friends, no as
sistance came. The cries of discontinue
among the captives became heart rending as
they began to despair. But as for NE | had
enauIed and was still enduring all that hu-
man nature could bear aud cared but little
how soon the tragedy was brought to a close
had been guilty of nothing worthy of pun
ishment, had clear heart and approving con-
science, consequently the future appeared
bright before me.
Presently the Indians made their appear
ance in considerable numbers, and interfering
the feet of the captives, We were all marched
off to the banks of the Plata, where bright
fire was already seen blazing, and large
assemblage of Indians we're gathered around
it. Some of the captives were greatly affec-
ted at the sight of what they rightly suppo-
sed to be their approaching dissolution; while
my poor unfortunate neighbor Flint was
quite overcome, and had to be carried.
Never mind said one of the savages. ia
broken English, who had TO assist at the task
you feel better by-and-by.'
Soon On the border of beautiful prairie
the party came to a halt. On one hand was
the river, skirted with trees, and on the 9th
er a vast extent of prairie reaching as far as
the eye could reach, with the dim outlines of
timber away in the distance. Here another
pow-wow was held, at the conclusion of which
we were all unceremoniously lashed to trees,
generally four IN place, with our backs to
the tree, and our hands still firmly bound.
Wood was then placed aronnd US, aud I be.
gan to feel that my hour had come. How
ever, had resolved to meet it like martyr
with christian meekness. resigning myself to
him whose power can save the spirit even af.
ter the body is consumed in ashes. The mo-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-20

EiI1noE El-PHIA WooD MOULDING MILL
|a,i,go 90" street, above Twelfth, north side.
md F. suitable for Carpenters, Builders, Cab
Ferp am. a,Slne Makers, always on hand. Any
b. y,.:ai olAeG from drawing. Agents wanted
khon Jus Towns il his portion of the State,
Ee n opportunities will be offered for large
~-uAfy II, Is5s:tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-20

ments few past rapidly o, the anxiety and
fearful excitement of that hourl The ne
cessary preparations were all made the wood
placed. and the victims at the stake.
.Sal:-petre can't sare u.s. said he who on
the previous evening had been our interpre-
ter; for they are only W aiting the arrival Of
another company who desirs to witnes. our
torment. 1t is all over with u.s. all over with
u.s. he repeated. in despairing tone. We
musr all perish here
% God! o! Godr echoed chorus of vol
ces all round, have mercy on u.s.
Minutes few past, yet the expected COM
pany came not, aud / perceived spirit of
impatience and uneasness among those by
whom We we're surrounded. The savaees
began to murmer and serious contention
arose among them, during which ,he torches
were applied aud the flames began to circle
up on all sides very rapidly. The smoke
arose In dense volumes, almost from the be-
ginning and well nigh suffocated me. Mean
while the sayages commenced dancing around
us, f1ourishiDg their tounahawks and shriekin o
kind of doggeral or war song. the while at
intervals thrusting sharp pointed sticks into
the flesh of their perishiug victims as they
writhed amid the tortures The flames pro-
gressed rapidly. the lower portions of my
body were already badly blistered. and the
hot smoke circled around my bead aud singed
my hair, and almost entirely obstructed my
breathing. The pangs l then felt can be i'm
agiued better than described. Its most ex-
cruciating tot:ure to depict L can find no words
that would give you the faintest idea of it.
discovered myself to be fast sinking into
insensibiliity. There was gathered before
my eyes what can describe as no other than
the sGadow of death. l seemed to be settling
down into half unconscious slumeer. which
[ thought was death, aud from which l ex-
pected never to awaken. The pang was
over, and felt that my scene of suffering was
at an end. seemed TO enjoy kind of
breatbless being My mind flashed back up
on the past, and rays of the future seemed
to break in upon my half Inconsistencies,
and the thought occurred. How shall l be
received in the other world?' l reccollect ex-
perieneing a sense of disappointment that
the pangs of death should be SO brief; aud
remembered sensation of pity felt for those
who still dwelt upon the earth-hOw they
tremble at the thought of dissolution, when
the suffering is in reality so quickly over.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-20

JViEH JViHK x SUMMONS AND EYECU
eoh SALE At THIS OFFICE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-20

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, 1860-04-23

BUFFALO Is LAKE HURON
~ EAiLwAT. s.rstvst aE,! :. r.,ue iI!E!., nj
c1hr- ktts c3f.c-.
T1in le4vif. tn!.:.sr At s.I PR. rc:n. At 80:
rive. Eu:fl1a . ~ .n;.. Ncw fsn II W:5 A.E !:us
': 33u: 3uit ts:if.. ~:.:l y. Y. '.is hutssl" y
r. t E5i, .Eafn. I= -. fl1.t~ VI, III '""! can
nc ".:.ilisi Al TIE Cu.t- i+,o.. H.s.'A!sFEE.
Eitta1: Il, n! Mat1axer.
, 1860-04-23

wheat. Wheat-The market continues sery
tIull nnd business was confined to about 1000
baes spring ut &t.o5@l.oe; GIG bags club at
sl.os E'l.l0; e'!Q bags spring and club on prl.
vate terc,e: .25 bags mixed and fall at $l.1ea@
1.}5: aos bugs fall al 81 .:2t l49 bags at SlosW
l.aa, and Isl bugs private. A part Of the re-
cents was on milier's account. Corr-Salcs
cot1,prisc 1,soU bags mixed in lots at 4s@5ec;
l....5, bugs yellow ind mixed white ut 50G5 52c
l.r,,o bags ii jec for mixed, SIC for yellow, aud
:,4c fer white; $50 bags white tt 54M56c, and
400 bags choice white ut JSc, delivered in SEC
nd.haud and new gunnies. Oats-Sales re-
ported were $50 bags ut 44c aud s?1 bugs, IN
extra choice lot in new gunuics, ut 46c--an Out
side figure
New YoEk HlpE MARKET, April ls.-A very
moderate business is doing at unchanged prices,
mud the sales include 800 Western slaughter,
r., Tbs. ut 1uc. 6 MOS; :s,O Dry Western Mt 1?c.
less ner cent. cash :t'o South Western, Il
1i,s. Isle. 6 mos: 1900 Texas, - us ut 1stc,
1nos. and q rc.sale Of 1900 Rio Graudc on private
terms.
GsA1x AFLoA7 FOR OswEoo.-On the 18th
inst, there was atloat for 0swego, 19o,1as bu
corn and 1900 bu wheat
TRANSPORTATION or LIVE Srocx.-Thc follow
ing is comparative statement Of transporta.
tion Of livestock over the New York md Eric
Railroad, during the months Of January, Feb
ruary, mud March, 1852, and tho corresponding
months Of 1860, which shows very pcrceptiblc
, 1860-04-23
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
J. TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof, Woods Hair Restorative.

st.si . > 81 W. %eaa ot !h; ~: tto!a sssds:a =
L Bses st 1hs
scnInE from reliable s2u.ce certificates ase sa7sas'
BATE. HAzz1 J.a: u. ls5..
attention called few months slnee th hihi5 benefc'A
s1es Of your ha!1 restorative WAS induced to make ap
sosaby
character. Some three months encc procured bGtte Of
.ssd9 ~ 81 .s Ia II L sssa
thaveoee procured 1aother bottle Ct which have uset
nex tSy ss 70 n xfsd So ID ID ri zs
nevs more tos Eossy than has oeen beore or txtn.
ns sse ef ay.tvo vars asfd With east
asovf no.ss dfe@ &c to yoa ~ y9eT y7Saos ma
r<r dlltcors, WI have occasion to eoni.let M
sa.em:.- citizen 0! sh1s c!tT and testss: her
soe he1e md ado!aln towns Any you may make y
1s asove, with ~ astaehei e :: your sefv1es as
myself. II truly Jou1a I. q. RAYMOND; @
woonr uAK pfa4;iR a.Ii1!s1n aTiyE ~. . 'sss'
to Dc best portion q hair f:o se etcts q tas
ssis afw
re1y thEx nelet. Ar hais row thick and klosay ano
,ssS zs9 : !:
;sv R4sx 1t*t :, Z
III %s II He .es ssns:s1 xsst 81
7e.s.ly beloved. WI. naEn.
Rcoe1 nEI2 I;:;: IN t;:l Il; i r. En-,
E ses f,5 'ass ssd s ts ss
routled childhood an h4s s.<e stssoEsd my ha'r
st.eh s ese2nE r sos5 sM ,s1e Is =,
';S %SS5 x;G2.e;: , u ssSSsS Xs;;
r o.csz,s Ga saa st|fE, Fs:er a'i Gods hea'ssa no
, 1860-04-23
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

SA1rrpAy EyxSESa. april q.
FEE.GHTS-ruIl. Schr Hay State. cotn 10 Buffalo ut
{hc: u standard vc.te. corn 10 Buffalo Oh PIT.
savV .0l hTs. Quiet. ia' l-ls '0"-bo''s
spring extra q, *ls5 DELI 1o bs 'cook Co" DO At esS5
del IS ts Lake County do at t3del.; 1o3 bsls spring
tpcr e. dell 500 brls n,edrm spring extra at &sso
100 Urls good do at t&.a.
MILL STl'FF3-14 tons unground MtddlnEs at s3oF
tuns DEL
wtEAT-Eectlpt., t:G. hu. Market dull aud k9!c
lower. Sales so0ta Na.1 Spring At 81 os on track
100 bu do at Il Oh track eco bu No. Spring At so In
atore 100 su do ao1 In store; 600 bu old receipts do
1t sp xtore; 800 lu fair Club at Il o. on trsck bu
sl Spring by Eanr'e II slt5 itarl; 200 ta do at efos
antrack 500 au 10 & AIS on track; 800 bu No. at a1o}
On track.
COItS--KreeIptk 10;,s{s bush; shipped, :4,l3' BUSH
Maktt advanced Ac. Sales boOo bush pnrc Rscr
White At adoat 1000 bush good River Mixed q: 4se f. o.
b.; 009 lu.h far do st 4c o. b.: 1h0oo bush No.
{eccpts about expe At DC In ttoEr: ZOO bush do al +
In rtare 5000 but do II ID sio1e eoo bush do to-
dayt rrcc;t <she In store: eco bush do for delivery
Monday ut 4ec in ,e9 bush No. eeeara nearly
e1rir) at 4 in sorc 6o do at +sc In storr 100 bush
store; 800 bush rejected at lie In store; Lou bu
g} In bags Vi &c track 10 Eunnies No. At 4
IN track: 20 bush rejected nj &c on track.
OATS-Ieccis. 4s3 bush. MA,ket yery dull aud lover
Sales 100 bush No. 1t ss delivered 1000 bush
do a.s4c delivered.
kYE-ReceiJss none. Scaree and nrn- Is baSs No.
1t s. kc DEL; 10 bush No. ut Sc oo track.
BARLEy-Hecerts. 1s5 bush Quiet t.s bush good a
soc on track.
SEEDs-Eecepts, y SEQ n, 10baEs primo Timothy a
r. e3: &c bush fair 4.5: bags dty II $.63; IS bags
M}1et At 41.1u. NotnquirY for Hungarian GFssa-
HtGuWINES-Reosipts,2 2cobbs- Nominal at 1s>51Gsc;
20 bbls. city sold 1t 1sc.
pKOyIS1UNS-Mess FORK nominal At ei6.s:c9l1.o.
LAnD-NGmlnal NJ toaloic.
TALlOW-6o0 ns good country 1t aAc-
BROOM CORN ton. fall, Ut e105,-
BCTTER-uld, Flsktn Butter IN fats shipping dtmSnd
and u. 6he{ssc. Fresh Daisy ii 1so9isc.
EGGs-9cag1c per dozen.
rorLTKY-Llve chickens, ee5a9$:-'a per d"zen+ Tas
hc5s. sxe9sc perm.
1UTAToEs-Prme Meshannoeis In Ais Demand and a
S'o8 sseasoc. Wcatc1n Mixed. 3e@Sc.
H!DEs-Recepsa. 1916 n. Firm, Green '*efs' s'se
Green. Aalsed ske9sc; DRY sa!tct, 13e6c; DFy Flint
| II 1&Ao9l5kc.
LrvE srocK-Reeelpss sa head Cattle, = Hogs AAf'
ke Tor Cattle shade nEnet. Two nne droses Of ecSes
as'ssed hesr to-day for New York One Of them
consisted Of lo4 hea1 from the farm Of Mr. Ha1riA Of
Champaign County. Theg very and averaged be
tween 80 and 40 Ths Other lot was the t.kt In
saneas Of 600 head Of Cattle fed by M, Ba!,ens:ne
dss0eT in kane county, Thcy averaged nearly Loo ns
Tie sales today were-
eats averaging 50 bs head .sa7so
| 18s aheep :. los ihs m.....,,. '...'. ~
| Hhoss iaolhs &........ - ...... 4s5
, 1860-04-23
#fDitt11es, Nr.
D EASONS FOR USIN
O. u Err US
Cod Liver Oil jelly.

The n. r. Academy Of Medicine certify tent It contains
IS per cent or Pure Cue Liyer OIL.
l.-That lila established flcttat Oils, tn :. A:lrn!la
ed must BE- transformed Into emulsion in tic stomach.
sao:t eth G7sss !, wh'ss G Ga Lysr on
dton to make cuul,ive Ill the amount OF oil takra asd
tkat and sometimes he Vhee Of the oil
OF undsestea and (hs Is easily
ga1ed Ii the deIectlons.) .
3dThat ny Tod Liver on Jelly being compound Of o'
ercon oftsef As a0oR Is tn cnntact with
liquid; which takes place As soon A. reaches the sa-
zach. whatever its condition mar ts.
4hThat in when tie fh5 tcap believes Cod Liver
Oil Be prescribed specI: Otherwise my jelly ia
reliable thaa tn crude OIL beGu.e being solid 1t
In tat to undergo tte ratura1 psoceas
ofdlkestion and assimilation, VIXEN the contrary tie
liquid oil will pass o1 imperative the stomach. above
ststed IS not condition to MAKE It e1Elalre which At
waysls more is.sthe case when the oils Indicated
From the above consideration, The superiority Of Qnera
Cod Liver Oil Jelly crulc OIL Is to BE- atknoweK
I'd positive and ineontestabtetae Sold b.
jylf-1Y FESTON i CO.. 81 Lake street.
, 1860-04-23
e JOURN AL.


ARRIVED. D..........,...Aprila u.
stmr Comet Morgan Detroit 100 Ibis aeur, 20 bbl. All.
sar ~ . sHs 81: ioo =s,s
f hsnds "a uss. sexes ndse s dis paee TX
u. saap' ldrEs ale, il bas' madfks lot household
p,,r on,c,nm, nobb,n. G, 1oseoh nm railroad tes
10 Ills aouf, % pkes a:h. wv " ''
EST &eo T. r. su f rs2 p 19n s,,,,a
s., ue: s., E1,nsc,n ,y,,,s ,.a IN ,, ,,,,,,sx
seAF Jos t nts seHs A1och' a0"oe NV eeoa' posa l"
schr Kcsusr, Church. Black River, rs cards wood.
seht E19ane. L"'Haa,, W;t. - IL c.s, w.,
-s .htnsc.s 80 tst.s boots md shoes ''
s.1r 3lue ota. blackburn. Wells !sr, 100 cords wood.
SSht SCt Sft.n Rnsia~.on ;cswero /. 40 bhls ss1t
schr J. .Jonet Fl 90. MusSeEon, 1e9 III lumber.
Sch. Ei,shu-r TnnSinsnn atswcpo I'm hills sa.
$chr NAPOLEON Nelsan Mar istee, 70 luu 20 m "a tim
Sehr Hsw LenSan iafe @ aan "a ~ KS sr"ss IT,,
Sc,r Forfurc FlalIyweIl Detroit, 100 tons coal,
Schr Torrent Faulkner. 0sweeo.
SeS1 E,s9Tns; f1a kne sSss 9 isa soa ''n
stJ,r St AudTeE Sor1s Tresque lsle a05 ions coal.
echr COL H. s. faHcaild' hass "aaesbuFgh - cds w.
CL5AhEu'
Smr Huron, abst Grand laVen y ,aGs o. corn - bass
VII II n, uii ho1se head oi c.it}e tors n1.e
5Gl;is lane, Il tons ps Iron.
Prop Monszuma. T. stns - .., t9ssphi tons m6sc.
i,ak ~ eu,re.. Fsl;l,. Uuff.lo Gss0 bu c,to.
Sc.r T. t. snH.!lit Norae5; t,nn CO. H''a bush eorn
se = u,tt ftire;nu- Hnfraj,. Il do hush corn
ScAr Amelia English, Kingston. {, l6.1+ lush corn.
schr May e slst oee; nInao: ''" ousA e"fn
Seir raulinc. Inyeland, Maalslc+.
scllr rum Dyer. Srrelcman Butllo. fi,sa lush corn
SsiiI ~, ~ 1noe pos Iii rn;f.s +: i'm }>b corn
( i1r {; ane I:tlk Levnsni Mufaio 1nUAl tush corn
Scllr Arctic, :ar!,ente, Huna:o ~ ~ 4al co1n ~ ,
selir D. t. Ma1sl'- Aaehs''' io'' ~oso''s' @" ousn
, 1860-04-23

SACRAMENTO, Cal, 11th.-A desperate and
probably fatal aflray occurred at the Capita. !.
about Il o'clock to-day. Mr.. Bell, a member Of
the House from Eiorado Co.,. and Dr. ". IL.
Stone prominent citizen Of that county, was
discussing. the matter Of dividing the county
aud making out Of portion Of it . new county
to be called Marshall, DR.. Stone being IN favor =,
and Bell opposing the. measure. During the
conversation, Stone called Bell liar, Bell ut
unce struck stone. and at the same instant drew
a pistol and shot Stone through inc tnign:
Stone lies in u critical condition, and slight
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
, 1860-04-23
Foreign MARKETS.

Ifx AAkRttA.J tLtTERrooL, April :.
LN1zfooL NAxKET.
Kit}adeon Sp:nce to. report pork stea1y, With good
business In DID, 5IsA I'd. Boef stendT Eaeon steady.
Lard dali and nominal. Ta!ow declined td91s; butchers
L6s@57s.
LONDON NA1EET.
BariuGs Clfcuhf. published tile evening Of the :th
instant the money n7rke. slightly e,ser. canss
for money qt@9as ind Tor account Ht1R, Bre.d.tufs
duil but tteady. Sugar dull md easscr quotations
changed Taltow luet the ~pot. The bullion il The
Bank Of England lad declined E1ss,nQ0.
lAyRE NAIKtT.
What market buoyaut aud slightly higher. Coffee fs1u.
Oils little Inquiry. and prices weak Kcc steady Lard
Eteedy.
..... AXKkIcAH eEctRtT1Es- .......
Barring Bros. reIot u. s. s. declined 9e Mahs- hls 119
10. Ex Div- Maryland ~ bds 9526; Va Is 1856 6.5
do Il 1879. eSGsE4. -
, 1860-04-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
TER FIR O m ED r o r e .
ARREST UF TIE BENlCIA BOZ.


HALIFAX, April aa.-The steamship America,
Cant. Miller, from Liverpool 9Th via Queens
town sth inst, hrs arrived at thus port
The political news is unimportant.
lIeeunn was arrested near Derby ear)y on the
morning Of Good Friday, and was kept in Gus
tody until the America sailed, when he would
be brought before the magistrate. It was
supposed tho fight would be indefinitely post
poncd.
be ready to sail for Portland with the squadron
which accompanies tue Prince Of Wales to Can
ada, early in June.
The royal mail steamer Asia, from New York,
arrived nt Liverpool on the sth. The steamship
HammouiA was to leave Southampton on the 9Th
for New York, in p1ace Of the Borussia, which
had broken her main shaft. ~
The America brings IS passengers for Hall.
fax and II for Boston, for which port she sails
at noon, and where she will be due Sunday
evening.
A ship was seen on dre April -, of the So
cicty Islands, apparently an American cotton
ship. Her masts were all gone. A schooner
WAS alongside Of her.
The negotiations for an offensive and defen-
sive treaty between Russia and Denmark are
contradicted.
The Noniteur notices TINT The treaty Of COM
merce with England has already begun to e1er-
else favorable influence on tic export trade
in the southern Departments, and considerable
orders for wines and spices have been received.
Negotiations are going on between Rome and
Naples, relative to the entry Of Neapolitan
troops into the States Of the Church. The re-
suit was not known.
The Turin Dpiaione states that in eight or len
days the inhabitants Of Savoy and Nice will vote
By universal suffrage on the question Of annex
alton. ...
prof. Delavuve has been appointed Minister
Extraordinary ut London for the Swiss Conled-
eratiou. -..,
The Federal Council has addressed q circular
to the powera to sign the convocation for
Congress.
Mapa1p, Thursday eveuing.-The Ga>sttepub.
lishes decree degrading General Ortega.
Tranquility prevails everywhere.
Australian adsices are to the 18th Of Febru-
ary Business continued dull The pastoral
districts had suffered from drouth. The min
| ing intelligence Was satisfactory.
Hr TELEGRArR TO QCBESsTowS.-A despatch
| from Rome. on the Cd, received win Marsailles,
aays, Gen. Lamoriciere was received ut the
Vatican.
Sardinia has claimed The political prisoners
Of the legations 49,.
The Secretary Of the Duke Casini had been
| exiled.
4 despatch from Florence Of the 4th says
! The Ambassadors OF England and France have
taken down their escutcheons.
! official Giorade DE- Ndpoiie announces that the
| rebels ut Palermo on the 4th dispersed.
HONE The Giornate di Rgn.a has the ap-
pointrneut Of General Lanorciere as Com
I mauder-iu- Chief of the Royal Troops.
/ The ofIiciat Giornale Of the two Sicilies con-
tains news UP to the :th inst, that the insurrec-
ton had been suppressed, after an obstinate
| combat in tho streets and houses. The lnsur-
| rection at Messina had not been suppressed.
, 1860-04-23

FoR TIE EAsr-There quits feet Of vessels ceayl
to-day, loaded With cosn for the East The bark William
S:uris for Buffalo sctoones 4. E. ua Mary G. Scott.
Tom Dyer Matt Root, Gameeock. Arctic aud Torrent for
luaaIo: and It, X. Lum,us for oswcgo-tatlng in al'
1sn ~. bushels of corn.