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New York, aug 2-d3mo
C,TAND gACK-BR00MS ARE FALLING
- shall sell, from this date, BRO0MS from
5 % to 80 - per dozen, and no compromise 10
make | have made a contract for large lot Of
new Corn, and all that know the nature of Brooms
will not buy old, when they can get new.
| would invite merchants coming to our city,
to call apd examine my Stock, as it is tho largest
TO be found this side of misunderstanding OF
Brooms, Buckets, Tubs, Churns, Baskets, Black
ing, Matches, &c, 1c.
! have orders TO show, that merchants have got
ny prices, and have gone to Baltimore and have
sent their orders from Baltimore to fill, and ac
knowledgod that they would save 10 per cent to
huy here. L. HmhHtN"'
.1 Royal street. Alexandria Va
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ItHECkS, &c.--Beau,itul Engraved Checks. on
& the Farmers, Exchange. and Bank OF ihe
Old Dominion, hound W il books OF convenient
size: also. Engraved Negotiable Notes, Oh the
same Banks; handsome Drafts, loose or bound III
books Of one hundred; and Notes, loose or bound
in blanks. not made payable at any particular
Bank. tor sale b. [oct III ROBERT BELL.
4 DESIRABLE AkTiCLE.-Gar&a Ns'
= patsa! i.dsjibic Penci!, Tor marking Cloth
mo = substitute for Indclibie Ink-said TO be 4
first rate article-prce 81 cts. Just received, and
for sale by [oct l9l ROBERT BELL.
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OCCULIsTs.

r KTskR DO. " FRon DE- JOE AENss Josue or
"a ~ asn Ssu sss fsa =, 1880 :1
a. ps,h.ss ~ %os. sia,ssli go sss. ysy.s.s e
s.,sr medical :sss:f,,, , !. e hs,. s.s:-ssss 9
nov sy tins reader. you Vii i.is = ssos pass v 80
and g.cs,sAn s DO 70 VIM. ana nsss yoi usdvsA.4
~ zee, psess...s.s x 3 ss sSisss a.s :. is..
fse sassi s~m. ur c,ss srs As f,uo.s vs-ooss
viva ous and inism.sioa and srasalA % q vssss
ussss ~ ssss s o sss .,s ss:.; -
sasmsios o. he .,sss sss NE q ss.v sss sssrsrs
ir-a By rscsss ana ssst ess - Rs vnS
rus ..ss.;ls.I is,sr, ss.ss :
e. ssss S.o.ss ssss s"sass -. ssrss.rs Sc -.
A. cs...,h., Yss s;. er.Ssssiy SO - 1:
ssss 1850 y. .a. ss,5 .sis sis.:s & = a. 49,
); s' s.s: ~ ssss s:s :SSss.
sssas. a. ss ssS ' ss 80 ss =.
sssAana nsAss sli.ess pers,ss ~ asss - az -
s a.: 49, :sss::ss .sss. :ss "a ss s =. ::ss
ssss. E,ar i,ssss sss;sr. .sss iassl.ss srcs-x; -
r ss go .ss an 'ss: "a, s.s -
% ' sS g ' s.s::s y s..ssss s' s.s. - 49, ~
{, =, ssl' q ' %sss. :ss.i :, 1890 :
s.ss s sss i. ssss - s, S-. 80
s,ss p ~ o o.rssus y seaiy $780,
5ss's... 2 &c, g.. !, .s.ss : sssss . sss ga C
secee there BE @uah dass tnaos, ruSS1sD
49,. 5. y; "a r:Ily !sss : si.s. :.si: =. =,
Sss, - ss ss's $50 = -. *, ss,.
ny :: !: s:::: = an -
a ssS sssss X, s'.ss s ss,s - ssts ssa 's 49,
= e. =. ssh sd Ms vys.s WI ssss ~ &c
isrs sssssen, ~. sAess prvksvrs I'd Ii pa
ss sps =. rss,-. 80 s; rs.ss s.. ~ s,., =
ssys e. sour - sI.soy ms-s .,ss -. ~ 49,
aess pesss and slv- eli 70 shrr 0e. nv ssssys N =
fer YOU Ass ssy ,hess ga fss 10 nas Nv $50
ss.s usss ssss ~; * I. ~ ~
&. ssss-s "a sy . -. ~ &. :. sy 80
ss., he barb s.s sssscT rc.nss sssd
,,s s.Z s'ys r ss.s 49,. :. .s- sss a.
pmscf ccunsy f'i.cs' &C. ma 49,
whsS s.s sssspy,d nousases q rys. e gssd aiI .sa
y. !, s.: s s z: x: ! .
e, 3: <: .s -. .. 80. 4. -.
but Tbs sNe q ne ROD wn ~ ~ 49,
~ M X" ia .. ,,s,. fSsSs .,s - y =
Ayrc.beses n.cries and SOS sztsnt end vfa -
= X COS ~ eye sss .sr sss ss s
.s S:rs = 10 .s ss,ss s:s = - O., . 49,
:sn sssvsr nor rss mercury "a any fcr. iSsrs 49,
f.sscs .ers n ervfssss u applying p,vxsx
.s., ~, he; Z: s. ' s.. =. 'S' 1. :ss %
Ied.se ~ syscsyt'ttt % esis yhsh scs.siss1 49,
1870 a ,'s ss 81 s.s 49, s :: - s:s
q :. s. n. -. .s g, :. : \ Zoe 3. &C., So;
> Ard %. save " s.y AAs--~ soft you cssen ce.s
20, s; - 4; are. s TO. :. -. ;s sss-
Ne isr,ssdss ~hs usasvsAse ves-h ,ousa
OFF syr,-,. o. J,,- arc ssl Es isssaass ~ ss~~
vs.es ~
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INSTRUCTION..

-, ~. 80. ~>-...---->-
~ re~<ed several he s,ansN o. narups al sc
ocmrlbsed ru~sssa End cynvswsas The imp wtart
bvsnshss Of fersi> s1ncan, dnvfns
qeStw, o. fesmne Al eugagensst 70 sodersks sts s,s
cssxgr a ons a. tvo yospg h1tsn W trNre a w.
Eefesa<es be gv~n from families Of
sddrv~s Y. o. boz 1b7t n. n. Post 1mcs.
srg % POE 10 WRITING Lessons BooxKKxrfr1
So isrse uniiswsp-Nt rAtNEs Newcastle ooiisxa 81
bowe~y prew ypwk- ~ puHos street, e~rckivc. rrJn
sov kss NJ s,ns aaa dansstec hs.e s,snd-n ool',s'
Fsae's Academy N ensre ssnsfnctton Hh pt>n OF IN
arucAon n sysssaanc ssd sspe6Haous.
LADY AT PRESENT YyACafS3 OF syATkr
a Is>nd. wius~s tor two rswe eMAxr~ ~ - 49,
tsob~r her iRcodr~ wusAc, rrsen az IN.
Epgn~h hran~Ass address, for 90 Nse& - ", No"
~ sttos Pos. enss sts'es lslsHd
IrLoru-rou-a vAvDwwgory A. ". HAvInG
~ sc-~x Ne i-rv-. 49,. .l ~
r,~~sre( w. r~--isss l.f<>~ nrs-chss rsmncriaE
NJ, v.sss,eu st r~ssns'e saa sare
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EXPIRE ssEs.

DEDuCrloN or RArEa
~ rae AMHkioAN DxPR1ss O0mpAKv
Have 9aAe relu1ofu1 49, rnsps -
CnTOAuu AND ThG WB6g.
Fer tsl psstcaAs aad sarn rstea spsiy ~ ~ Il -
FoUk Dahl KxrsRssls 70 ran wnss.
sA.m. u a. ~. go n, stf. T..
o. exprass PAaseagW uains
In charge of special nssssagsn vi EVER fssv h. -
h line. Of Ne Company szsss1 sAroushsss ~ vanun
A 5esacs oacs hS Sess opsssS 4 81 Arss4v,g. Or -
Of cusssnsrs D M psss q - -.
Prfntipa e0cs 81 Huapoa OrUol
BrNnek o1cs 81 Rrosjwsy.
nSBss tssvJ oaos sa1 Broadway. bavsss aersns q
PFnoe sreets
wKLIA BuSrnRyIRI.D 90. rrsprsssA
Our cusomers oil o6tige b. roporAg nagfeu oo
where sail oasds dspl orteu len ean 49,
All grods v he called for By haasss ed ell sar6 g 49,
iag ordsp u aay VI our Onions - sbsvs.
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receive suilu o By caiag u street
| osr-A LsrrsR ADDRESSED To a REEOER
~ sra ssson Penn The ssder Will please leave with
II on the conner q T.sn,y aia,h street and sseoad
% s s.s ard ;Ss
vii scrtsr .s s AID rs,sys suitable : rewsSs " eas
r OSLO SUNDAY. MAYn. ~ ooI 90 PROM xlaarH
.:r:y ;.eont street roll d s' co:ss1s Of %. go
s, z S eso rs s 81 Ss :s. q 10 We.
CroLEs-oN SUNDAY sIsHr. MAr p rsox raK
sou,s s.s s.rs year: I'D AZ s:.As sisi long ~ ans
ssrass ), c.lss q siss arsx'ry. 0rooa Lake or
REWARDS.
ok SEwAIp-on SATURDAY EvxNINe. saY u.
YO pair q - 0pss. 1.ssss =, .s: 'en IN ss srs
q Sss wss @ .rs. = . '' s'n
&s RIwARD.-Losr, ON SATURDAY EVENING,
q s .ss. rs ri e
Who viii bring them 70 LOG Lex nxt,a avenue.
x1O EEw.RD "A Doo Loss-slsAYEp rRoM II
ssoSs number S " wi, H. rsssvs DE fsssrd -" VIC
&OO REwAED-Losr. ON SATURDAY nossIso
:'s s,s:
fo.n ,upss, ea..ians s q s,ll. .ls B.nt
* 20 s snS ,.a s rs !. p sl os
leaving The San. =. u. eas. OF =. ..1- House.
ak xrvAsD-Losr, ABOUT rwxLv. PAYS syKoE,
S.sI; vas ciss:l = ;..i =. 3. :s,s Dsss, y.iasa
ss s.' BY rssur, e. 70 siS Snls sir,s.
rINaNCIAI.-
'.1 1oGsr RsISosS 90. SxsSsss no g Wall.
A s.sss sSs ls;s.s Of Gr:ds - 1.vsis. sysasSs il
IN p..t. q ne vcA ',yc.s. =: 80 ssAs.ha q p
s:ss---
R Z. y 81 .s. 1.. 3 =
susiiy ssssdsdl W
nRAvrs on rHR BANK or IRELAND, PAYABLs Al
= NJ "a 3 = $ assss1 .1 ~. -
SsD1sS oxRHaAx, rrsaA..l
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= E::S; :;::,: T:s ;s .;:s5
c..sss vs. sSss ss,ss s%ss. .ss y ss S
s ssss - -" o. a. ~ n''''''' 10" W.
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ss ~ snsa az sssos q "
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NV oI,M4.s AM sosrts yysps soOoHr 81
=, Aooos. .---9.- : ~ -
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A<rA's'n "~' 10 ''"'p' a. III cI.aRxx rrsSs.r ~"
=. - 9.--@= :. -r.--.r-.
PROPOSALS fok ts"g 90 osnL Ii. PAsk isrkovE
hsy rc1 :. slsss - 49, ,ss - rs I'll os paensy
a.. scssr AZ, -, ~. - M so
s. yu.s sss. - ~ r s b. cs.s 50 g u. Ls.. q s
49, IN an. surxrd doIsr e.rS ssd es~ sssra a. a.
40 a "a psr cent Der asrer year., frrn
as gosd Sar tss Red~uspu1a o. he cuy Dab.
~ propossls amount n s,sk seur,d an1
csees ~, es =. Ts,s No. - osn ,as !, ,ss S ne
s.arded 70 Me- 'csfe~~S 's@'a" "e pfe"'ams on NE
.-.,,r. m A., s,~.usr,r,s~ L. r~s.ts AZ a.. r,.-
,.y. , .sh a,ss q - psrs. WI s~ - ss \,
p.a.as- i.,s,.ss 49,. - asles a. e.y-e.ss '-'
49, ,srs,a ss,.N ss = ss, al e,a,~~ss -p,.,,
~ ps,s rn ~ 80 a,ecs "a 49,.
an, m 80 - eaysove ssdr~s.sd - a. IL npss,lsr
an, o. ~ ~ DE ss eos sssrss sscssssy 70 proes, OF
pOBr. z HAWa g rnpau,,~r.
CRY on wrw yopx DrrsRrxKxr OF FIrAxcs
Cos rrroLlsn'- Orrrcr Aprl ~ 1850
-----------------
~o" gss Yoss. nsy n isss
A Ss rsxaar morshy nse,ias o. Lad sf fsrssors
s~la 40 sar Alvldad n eS dNssrsS out
" he proAts parable % ana sflsr u tosh
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TOT BROADWAY, uoRwvR ov -rwru svuxr
fOt kcs~mers ard Il lsse ,cr~ 10 - errrr~ss sy;s
r-~ssrsrs sssshsd rAois d'sos - ooioss. rr>ssA -
ssAslss aok~s-
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asoR sAvE-A sPLBNDID BROWN, vERNoNr NOR
ran Bovse, year, old. l6X hands high; csv pe
bouahs for SIS veil worth 500 for ssy gesdsmsn ssvex
Sands would be vsius ,le Tor DECOR Or famqv b,s
sound gentle eaough for child drive 70 be seea mi
de club sable, q Bowery.
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A srOnIsHIs0. -aADAng aoR80w, sEvsaY
a d.ssh~ ss1 sors .s ssul On bss sass b. vtrsas
ss.ssy eSriaes ~ ss. 60. ssd offs. 90. vti .sr
ssss.is - asaseviedes - sssor fssnn n
ne basnrA res oais - ses0 anti o<hs~s a,p COO Win
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CyuReNBEO HANDeONRLY-A FROM PARLOH
md Bedroom attached secoud fDov 70 let with oar
sl pcsrc required, ~ 81 Beecksr seet few eas
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ANTHOLOGY.


A sronIsaIso;- aADAnE SORROW. sxvssrs
s:::. =. ~. .. '1 49,: ~. e.. . ss' As ya.
svssss ssr.s-. VI S.- sss. s.d sfs sos .ni .sr,,
asa lesr s..s'.s .sed =. ,sss ,esr Aosshsa An sS
:: s.s. = 81; l :ss ~: -. 40 '1s,is.
A srosut rso.-xADAnE MORROW. skvssrs
a d.assss. ..d cO~a wtn eau ser fsos by
ss, ~ .. vi Sss ei .a o. ys. =. s'
sld 70 your aaszins sender. tails hsassss All
~. sus - f- ss5 s s.ss u,ai ol. $40 s,Sy,as :. ~
save'ss~sat si Ludio~ street "a dor ese- aeasos
a o,AmvorsNr-sss srvxoUa, nxuro AZ q. srl
s,;. No .. ~ u. s': :ss :.s.s s % :
=. ss's., hssAA a. a .s-fsssas saAlssiss1 q y
ss.. :xs;! q. c.s
.s ss :: . 3 -. 2: ~ 49,
:- "a s -. :: Sr. .. ,, .ss ss:s .'
- m ~ -: !: ',;ss - -:
(. . ss.ns.x .r. T.; ... , ,ss z
ss - -: :: a.: =. .s s,;s 80: ~ :: ~ s...s:
asrAss - cvss issay nunsera-
fyLARvovAHr KxAnruArIoHs-MRs HAYES, roR
~ .ssiI N srssTs : sss ss.r =: sov-ry. e.s q 2.
s~o.s..y. four soass sssvs kA1tss ss,Asass v
ms. HsIs, cLAmyoxAEy Docyssss. yosxEnLr
sss-sss i,oy ss1 jsss nee iors - szaasss oossss
AIApAnR sHAFsxR BAs Rssovso rson rmso
s..s md os,s ss-. re ss s or sf =: sss
s =. 80. % 'Isss s sas. sss 'asa'
NJ ss1us nussun; sos, ias.pssd,us % rso,rf n ~
s...'s.aa- q s,.s';s ssssss. 4. 70 9 West r.e.,r
s.ss S,. = - $3.50 : so - : -
MADAnr La MARS. rax WONDERFUL PLANET
vi rs.dsr sovsrv; ssS aosscn ~ $40. ~ -,. e..
ssH s,.n iIrsssi,s. q hs oppu,nay Of oesss ss her
,ss , ~ - 800. ss A. 80. &c @
Known sss .aal s;is.
n ApAxB IAy.-sun xrsrusrous Lady y vos
M ssv . an ~ pr~1~ucss are % vusi ros q - Pr
So s,:.ss So fsss sr.aS2 10y .ss
uRs !. oryssy, M GRAND srasrr. Brwm.
sss.-isss - % - svsss q me. ss..ss. q. ioss q
NJ s-yHo has .or HHARp oy THE cELEsnArsD
ssy...z. !. ~, sss ,1 . sd sssr s ss .fsss %.
=: y. sss -, ss s9cs, .ss ale s 49, e s,s.
s~ , ssn !. . % ~ ssss s,sras above r"e''5a's
SrnuuAIIu-cHA ELB COLCHESTER, wsrr1se.
room. 50 Avn s-ss - sass On r
VINO WOULD .or 90 wrsRn roRyyrs si-eo
~ c wssres,s - 20 ss e 1870, srsss, ~
pasly o. syi-. Al sasirs q me- owe soa.zsis. pro
s ,ss,.s :stsssss s.:s ss lss. s. ssAi; w.
sei>~t ssurBene po~e Hos>s - Arsae h,ts1sss f~
ore go ines sd kusns. ssksp ed gsArssse1 fu
me- Eenoeos III hso nvenaa we0mns HgnA sweeA
A cHRnrorHm srRxxr.-nRa n RozDnR, yHs
I'D ASTONISHING Ard falling asx,lnxsf, snf
rfsd lady ~ srnsion he's -p<urn~f sy snf v>s
v0ndevfui nfvnsnnr o. ~ sf.v hrpusk ne v,sh ard 70
.-ni frs>nds sne tsssk Bevsr, n lrr~ssies Nh h
~ sfy Via fnru~rfy rste1 IN Wchw axe~ B>ar
rry ADD u flrseaefh hspe-nbcr rs~tdecca
ss Chr-stovk<r street, near ws~ssiev plaW
7g7 Bs0ADwAv, uosryS ov -rwrH SWIFTLY
iOf Acs~mers ard Il ir'~ fuvup~sr ~ly;s
r~-sssrsrs sssshe rAois dso>s oelsss. rr>ssA ~
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IAD9 AND COUnvRY RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
ON Ihurs6av Nay ~ ct 20: lrviax psos New Js~ey.
has ntrv I've acres wen stocked wn Ill thu choicest
eouS a 70 sa2s y: soasd asxe
be ee.t q .stcr 4c al se:1ea outbudngs aud 4
Uesfcct order. situation healthy c1avsaen 10 SCHOOLS
churches ne cau &C. For full pNricula. sopx to Joas
uBIEk WOOD Jr. Ansvtoan hueeum. New Ysrk, u
JsraeY.
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DACryIc NAIL srRAnMIr c0urAEy.
usw yoRa, nsy 1850.
A rs Regular msnsAiy nssas q ne Bsrd sf rsssors
A-a day dividend u 70 css per ess dss'AreS ous
" The ppohts parable and sftsr IL ia ngs-
fAs hsnsss pcoEa yin be csss< nos Ne svs-sx q nsy
ii 70 IL f.si "a
1REDHRro HoyvnAN. assrssary.
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AHoRTaAag SALE or FURNITURE, CARPETS LOOK
vi ing 0sssss Ac--JOHN Il SURLkY, auctoreer viii
se ,b,. day ct two ockct at 80 Canal street.
chairs ceatre olhsr fables Paror sais Co.
ply and Ingram Carpets rope and check
snrors wsrdsobcs mahogany and ossr BsSseads Table
uoes sbesss soreaAs Crochery. &c. By order JOHN
Hlf.DhkTa, Attorney for Mortgage.
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s.5 ), .s ga. ss sss o. "a. r s,s..a.:
80 - issi % ssssssi B,ss suiss ssy Is css a. ss
szA sv@us. bsvsss TEAM Asd nsvs.i. svesas
4 nsTInAL YHBvH OF fH1 Hosr B1AUrUUL
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Universal Suffrage tn Italy

1t was With hope, not unulin.led with fear.
t!at the fr.eEds Of liberty anticipated the do
cisian to be made on the I'LL, inst, by the
people Of Tuscans, parn,a, Modena, and tue
lsoma yna. The qaestiun oi annexation to Sar-
d'nia. or setting up-Tuscany aud The Legations
ut }eaRt-as independent States, WAS 10 l,e sub.
niittcd TO every male inllabtaus over twenty.
one years Of age; and the decision, once pro-
nounced, could probably never bc reversed. 1t
wa> known what universal suffrage tud done
In Frauce-huw it was made m instrument by
the First aud Third Napoleon to overthrow
inor'cs cenenied with SO much republican L!oad.
II was known. too, that while The municipai.
ties in both countries mis ut sympathize warmly
with revolution, there lay behind these an i'm.
n,ense rural population. ignorant, bigoted,
in1urn wers controlled at the seven billed CITY.
With the France Of 1904 and 1852 before u,
was it strange if persons on this side OF the
Atlantic should entertain doubts aud fears. as
well as hopes. when the moveulcn: in progress
was thc ttst ii its Lind in Italy: How many
political or other experiments hare succeeded
On the frs. triaf.
In addition to the cause already nssicued,
there existed another equally potcat. Every
one Of the States exercising this great r!ctf
together with its capital city, might he regarded
Us The rival Of ITS neighbor more particularly of
Sardinia and Tufia. Geuoa had hardly yet be-
come rcconci!eti tn either. although it had been
= C.
Parma, Modcna be willing to surrender their
rosi:ions as capituls. a1d see themselves de-
graded to the rank OF provincial towns. 1t
must be rocotlected what ages of warfare had
desulated that garden Of Europe; what bitter
reuollections Of those feuds still survived, aud
how readily The re:c.ioDary party would turn
themt to account. Leghoru mas still tho riyat of
Genoa as Il commercial port would she willing.
ly be cc!ipsed By tue growing importance of her
northern ncighbor?
lftheso reasons should be Judged insufficient
to create fear. there Eas still another. Those
duchies had taeir-third party! There were
there, us there arc here, elements claiming to
be "conscrrat!rc." opposed to agitation aEd
agitators. wa:ehful ovcr their pecuniary inter
c.ts, fearful Of Austrian vengeance and Papal
censurcs. Most Of them appear to have ab.
sentcl themselves from the polls. They had
seen revolutions suceessful for time, but af-
terwards overthrown bY that suIen power look
ing over the Noric Alps. They had denounced
and, learned TO fatc Mazzini and his fanatical
fnl1owars. Would CaYour be more successful!
Was he o whit less desperate and dangerouss
All! we havc witnessed so much Of this timid
spirit in the United States OF Int, that it re-
quires little exercise Of the imagination to re-
al,ze ills influence in Central Italy. The wca-
pons which nssail the cause of liberty every
where are all forged by tho same hands md
welded in like manner
The news which we have published during
the last two days has fortunately dlspellcd all
doubts, and extorted i fresh tribute Of respect
for the Italian people, aud Of admiration for
, 1860-04-05

their leaders, from Victor Emmanuel. and Ca.
Fonr, md Garibaidi, down to Fariui, and Ricas-
! oil and Buoncompagni. The victory has not
only been gained at eycry point, but it is com-
pleic, it is overwhelming. There were. ofcourse.
some who refused to come to the polls. but
these lorm an Insignificant minority COMPARED
with those who declared their adhesion to Sardiu-
l1.and 1talan unity. In the most *conserYatiye''
alsfF1cts heard from the proportion is ut least
hse to one,. and in my others tho roles in favor
OF annexation we're a thousand to one in OPPOSE
ton. Every place tells the same tale-the
duclles aad the legations, the largest cities aud
rect and stunning blow against despotism, secu-
lar and ecclesiastical, has not been struck since
tue last French Revolution.
:, Slavery in Italy. like slavery IN America, has
1ta apologists. The argument advanced BIZ
these reactionaries hitherto has been, thut the
people Of Italy had no sympathy with the reyo-
lutionar5 movement, but that the influence Of
secret Societies Was such that they were afraid
to1naulfest their opposition. In the absence Of
other proof, nothing MAS required 10 refute ibis
but the fact Of these secret political associations
being in existence. Such organizations can ney-
er maintain themselves for any length Of time
Where popular rights are respected. But. be
thatas it way, the late elections settle the mat
ter. Austrian influence and clerical rule, after
having the amplest opportunity to conciliatelthe
nletely driven to the wall, wc trust forever,
B4ron -Ri:hberg, the other day, appt ared to
make ont tolerab1e case in beha1f of Austria
and her allies as against France and liberalism.
The people Of Central Italy, hare, in their own
way, been uttering their response to that
prime minister Of Francis Joseph, aud the right
hand mau Of pio Aono.-N I. Post.