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Prom Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. April le.-The Cnion Mass Meet
ing this afternoon was largely attended aud
quite enthusiastic. It was addressed By Cole
Morrison Harris, and others. Twenty delegates
were chosen to repre- cnt the city in the State
Convention Of t'tu Constitutional Union party,
which meets here on the 9sh. The meeting ad-
journed to Monument Square, where j. is now
in progress. Hon. Richard v. Thompson is
oae Of the speakers.
The heavy rains caused considerable damage
OH the line Of the Baltimore aad Ohio Rail-
road. The banks Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal were submerged. Atthe latest accounts,
however, tho water was rapidly subsiding.
, 1860-04-13

r, R'cHxosD, Va, April 1a.-Ths Henry Clay
Statue was inaug gura;ed to-day: The ceremo-
MES we're very imposing, whils the military dis
play was the finest ever witnessed here. The
crowd Of strangers was immense. ,ls. Bar
bour's oration was mastery tribute to Mr..
Clay- The Statue is beautiful work Of art.
The ceatsal Bolts Club Of Virginia to-day IS
sued an address to the Opposition throughout the
The most available candidate that can be Sc
lscted By the National Union CouTention at
Baltimore. The Address is signed b. many
prominent gentlemen, and vii! be extensively
, 1860-04-13

WASHINGTON, April 12.-.Soon after the COLO
aus in the House yesterday. between Mcss1s.
Potter of Wis. aud Pryor Of ID, Mr. nindmau
called Mr. Potter out uf the House on behalf Of
Mr. Pryor, and it is believed delivered message
to 20 outside Of the District. When III TACT
BECAME known, various friends volunteered
their services. but be had consulted none up to
the lime the House adjourned, and afterwards
lie went to bis private residence to aso1d unrest.
The general feeling among the Republicans is
adverse to Potter's accepting any challenge for
aduel He will act upon prudent COUNSEL
L.rEE.-Po.ser and Pryor, il is believed, hare
gone out to fight duel. Neither were Al home
=. las. night, and thy are not in their seats TO-
day.
, 1860-04-13

LEAyESwoR7H, April 1.-the Republican
Territorial Convention met at Lawrence on the
ll,h inst. A. c. Wider, John A. Martin, ".
A. Philips, r.. ". Ross. c. 9. Proctor, and
John r Aattersahiadt we're appointed delegates
to Chicago.
The Convention passed unanimously reso-
luton declaring Seward the first choice Of the
Republicans Of Kansas for the Presidency. The
attendance WAS large and action harmonious.
, 1860-04-13

New ORLEANS, April 1ath.-yera Cruz adyi-
ccs to the 1st inst state that Nlramon. at the
last accounts, had not reached the city Of Aexi-
co, The French Minister had been Instructed to
cooperate with the English Minister for bring.
ing about an aEmistice between Niramou aud
Juarcz. The widest excitement existed at the
Capital regarding the seizure Of Marin's steam
ers. The q. S. steamer Brooklyn arrived ut
Vera Cruz. on the 9Th ult.
, 1860-04-13

A reaction took place in the Corn market to-
Aay. The receipts amounted 10 about IL 900
bushels. and under limited shipping inquiry
the market became fat and hcayy, and priccs
declined 1@ec. closing weak at the inside quo
tasion. Primo Rfver Corn, however, wns in fa;r
demand, and the market on yellow and good
mixed wsa sustained. Upwards Of es, 900 bush
els changed hands at Sic for prime River Eel.
1o~ ahoat; s0c for prime River Mixed atloat.
47@413c for good Canal aasat AC@ i.c for No,
in store; 44@:6c for No. ., and 32c for Re.
3ccsed. "heat opened firm and buoyant, and
prices advanced on Change 1@1lc over the
extreme figures Of yesterday, at which quite
large amour: changed hands. In the afternoon
however, dull news from the East rendered the
market heavy, and it fell back &c from the bieh.
est price reached in the forenoon. Upwards Of
10000 bushels changed hands ut q e3@l ,Q5c
for fresh receipts No. 9 Spring in store. and
aud e1@1.0o foro1d receipts same grade-the
market closing weak at tho inside quotations.
There WIS better milling demand to-day. and
lots on track were sold Slos@1 o. for common
TO good, md $1.o7@l.lo for Club, In view
Of the improvement in Wheat, the holders Of
Flour asked 10915c advance on Flour, but
buyers held of, although tbey would have pur-
chased freely at former figures. The sales
sne1e'ofo were smnll, at 100 for good brands
oi spring extra. Choice brands we're held at
<''1ogo -. oals were in good demand, and
1ne market aet'Se at IN advance Of lc-about
l1,eoo bushels having ehanged hands at 3a@ssc
tor fresh receipts. and Sic for old RECENT. M
l In NtntA RPp n fofr
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Ira1tSport ltlon.
I A L e SU P E r I O r.
1860. zszG 1860.

Chicago, Milwaukee and Lake Superior Line.
o. the opening OF noyigatnn, Two tteamers the LADY
ELGtN and OA40NAGUS. wilt be put on the line be.
tween Ch,caEo and Ports Lake super In c4se TIE
Laay Elan beng now lake Will run on tat
between Chicago md Mase- The above arrange
1neat Will furnish beat IT Chicago evefy 1ve dsys
... 4. r. SPENCER K Gu, Agents.
, 1860-04-13

N0faFE1kU&1VH&I VuIOH'7 III A0U1HH@% .
1Sn1ASAroL,s, april 1.-THE Represents.
tires OF the Constitutional Union party Of In
diana MT, here to day and appointed delegates
Central Executive Committee. The Convention
haTmonious.y adopted adopted toe following re-
solutions:
Rttolr<d, That Joun Mclean of Ohio and
John Bell Of Tennessee be presented as our
choice for the President and Eice-Presideut; |;
that ne will cordially support any conserva;
b. the Baltimore Convention
Richard II. Thompson and John J. Hayden
we're appointed delegates st large and one dele
Ea;e. from each Congressional District to the
baltimore Convention
, 1860-04-13

WAsnscros, April 1.-THE Republican
Senators hare met in caucus this morning. The
indications are that they will let the Sica:agua
treaty pass, if amended. The MEXICAN treaty
Vas not considered.
, 1860-04-13

ARRIrED........April T., 1870.
Schf Lesant, Conner. Gr.ul Haven 100 N lumber.
SGhr Ma liner; Baker. Shebot s7n y5 cords wood.
schr Antelope ca1ox, kalamazoo, s5 lumber. - n
ahinFlta,
Schr Arsov, Sort. Kalamazoo. IS Z lumber.
sch1 Roberts. Ne!sou, Grand Haver, 70 q ;umb&s, 10 e
1ath.
, 1860-04-13

NET YORK IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
The commerce of New York for March shows
an increase both in imports and exports. The
amount going into warehouse considerably cx-
cccds the amount taken out, showing that the
supply is running ahead of the CONSUMPTION.
The exports are favorable, the amount exceed
ing the same mouth OF last year, although the
specie export was million less.
, 1860-04-13

Brig A!e1 Mitchell, Hutchinson, sheboFeau. light
Brt6J. II. Harmon, whitney. 0t~exo, IL sa bus co.n
Schf Leyart, Counes. Grand Haven, light.
Schr Queen Of the Wcst. Busui- Green bay. Light.
Sehr Advance, Dole, Kingston. II ooo bus eosn.
, 1860-04-13
OFFICE OF THE GALENA &
~ CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD.
f>u1rAeo N,r.t 1sE1


0EENEAN NV1KV8s
On After April ls, 1870 this Co,1p7r5 will n. Ae
coH.zao.a: IN Train he.1eta FtI hiCs- acc CAc1So
ta..y. sundays exct;ted. as faLavA:
Leaving g.n ab'ut 80 az, Ge-tE, ab-at SIS a.c.-
Arriving It Chlca;c a1t ~.u,.
IcAy1n. Coie % sr7.3g - gn a5oct 10
ptn-. aad u Gtu- VI aoo7n as pa.
CoINCTATunN a21 Ex.CEsIOS TICKETS viii
te sold fer thls t:a3n At k!ea'ly reduced rates
Parties deox bas In Cheako. aad wishing to reside n
The country, particularly neudtd Of this
Fer Further Information apply II The General Faxset
E. B. TALCoTT, Gear sups
II. H. PORTER, Gsn1 PAes. Agent. Mh:sh31m1p0
, 1860-04-13

NAIENA 3 CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD
. GREAT WESTERN MAI. ROGTE.
NtXTXA AA1kx6IXLs4.
Oa3ud 1!fes MONDAY Sor. 18Th LII trains E1EIeavt
Ws st.etsdepos. CtI7-o, folow1 SlEtays excepted:
lik3am 7nd lt:xo pea for Dixon, Foio F1:to:. Cedar
Rapids a1t intermediate 1oiI:s.
1t It1an and s:t0 fo- BelyIIe.e. Rockford. Free.
port Warren. Gaena, pua]e:th. Dubuque Bsiot Ja-cs
TItIe. And intermediate ptatfs-
At3c0 Fl for Ge2esA ESu, G1a tatesusec!ate Places
Passengers for McIIes:y Richmond, GeGer1 Lake aat
intermediate poree, I'LL safe IL. lt:41 Az tzatc-
~ Sleeping CARS on night trains.
T. B. TALCOTT. Qtne-a1 S-:t.
u n H. p-r f~1.:Y
, 1860-04-13

Gf41E8 LINZ.
&TEAT NN GAN&H..

IN sr41zs LIKE
STEAM ON CANAL.
E.T. EVANS Evans Ship Canal, buffalo, Proprietor.
Agents.
eonneax @ aS vii dc Sse iasE nd lii M ne @ q
T. % q Il s
shandise aal trduee hetwsen NyE iost. Albany and
Southwest. Apply to
SS css7'lsaa asess s'ise' I'D
GIBSON d. CHASE Agents.
CENTRAL DOCK.
nts1 Ga9fs 1::sptn pponeros's Building Chicago.
THE NORTHERN TRANsPOR.
l. TATloS COMPANY.
-. 1850. z1c
m, W nn59 dgn season. will run hs well known
FIRST CLASS SCEEw SIEAMEEs,
regularly between
0sdcnsburgh. Cape Vincent. os,ye:o.
aud The Upper Lakes,
pa.ros:, aida r:-W.eEis line % and from -N~
Chicago, milwaukee, d intermediate
Ports.
Connecting xits. the Railroad between o9DENsnUGG
s:oaeoni Worcester f1ss1nFe. Keea1 belIe9s FIJI
1sutland. burlington. and otarr intermediate points,
At Carc Vincent, with the Wa.ertown asd Rome I,ai
road, aid
At osweso with TIC New o,weee Loc Of a.ss first class
cana! boai tho ena'ss1 CANAL between Oswego Troy
= Through Freight subject to but one szanshlpnens
op 1 si .ss' FEass sssss
, 1860-04-13
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
l. TRIAL RAJ, ROAD. ...

The capacity u this Road Is eG:1. to any Ia tie
county.
Three Through Passenger Trnlns
Between F:ttabu-sh And Philadelphia.
Connecting dect IN tue Enau Depot II Pittsburgh With
Through Trains from al Western CMr> fer rtL4e h;a
Ne. losk Boston. Baltimore Ha.h rktna city: thu.
Furnishes facilities for traa*pot.loa "f rAe@:ers TIL
rIasreA for speed aud roio, ty any athe= route.
Exprss ard F.ss Lines run i4zoush to Philadelphia,
wstho:lt change Of t'ass or C6nduc:cs..
Smoking Cars attached to e,.ch train Woocrud's
SetpnE Cars to Express aaI faas 1ras- Tie E1pfe-s
1alV. Vail anal Fast Liue Sundays excepted Three
4ay ';sas soan.st d!res! Tor New York Express and
AlThrnukh Passenger Trans provided ..h Lcushr:3ge.
pE.a rakeseed under coctsal ostAe kugtaser
thus atliuk much to tho safety Of T .2y-iers.
Sig Daily Trains .etweea Philadelphia aai Ncw York
Two Daily ITa!n3 between New York and 1LStcp.
Through Tickets, Ill Fail. src Eood ehe- Vt the sb.re
ua!Es-
Boa. Tickets 70 Boston sodi ria Norwich Fail River
or Lnes bnstup Passenger transferred fee u
charge thaou.h New York.
eEels may t. ob.ne st any oftte Important Earaaa
Offices In tlr " also, aoa q The regular L'ns
Of Sesni.ss the Mississippi Ohio KseF> sle
nsf:t. Of the Company Ia Gossea. New York Baltimore,
PL:iaceIpA.a.
, 1860-04-13

morning for Chicago, loaded with corn -
Arabia, Sunshine, Paragon, Australia, Mary
Emery, and Emeline.
CANAL Boar SuvK.-The Canal Boat Sebasto.
pol, with 5000 bushels Of corr, sunk thi, morn.
ing on Spring Creek, four miles below Lasalle.
buFrALo BOARD OF TRADE AND Cu1c1oo L.
spEcT'oS or GRAH.-Tbe Buffalo Exprtn Of
yesterday publishes the following proceedings
ot the board Of Trade Of that city:
Mored By ]. Parker, that the communication
before the meeting from Chicago, be received
md placed on file. Carried.
Moyed By Cyrus Clark, that this Board adopt
3he Chicago Grain STANDARD, and that this
Board sppoint Board Of Inspectors. Carried.
Moved by ". d. Mason, TINT the last ADORE
motion be reconsidered. Carried.
Moved BY Mr. Williams, that Committee OF
three be appointed by the Chairman to report
within the next ten days, upon the rhole sub
jcct Of Grain Inspection. Carried.
M, Moved. thas for the Intervening time the Chi
Ihe Chairman appointed cu Committee
Richard Williams, Cyrus Clark, and Chaa. ].
Mann. Adjourned.
Tho following officers we're elected for the en-
suing year:
Su Quilting LAE fDleS E@2S@s AuE lVAoH4Ak per-
sons were declared elected Trustees for the en-
suing year: S. 4. Worhington, Cyrus CLARK,
A. L. Griffin. S. s. Guthrie, T. C. Hoynton, A.
Sherwood. ]. 4. Bently, 4. IT. Cutler. ]. u.
Sawyer, jason Parker, c. J. Mann, Richard
Williams. S. II. Fish.
At subsequent mecting Of the newly elected
Board Of Trustees, the following officers we're
elected:
rrcsidcnt-C. J. Mann.
Vice rresidcnt-Jason Parker.
Treasnrsr-T. G. Doynton.
Secretary Of Trustees-T. G. Boynton.
Secretary Of Board Of Trade-H+ Wilcox.
Finunce Committee. X. Bently, S. E..
Worthingtou.
Arbitration Committee Sherwood, 4. ".
Cutler, r. S. Marsh.
Fon BurfALo.-The Western Transportation
compapy's propeller Plymouth leayes this port
for Buffalo On the 10th inst.
ALnASy, April 1O-Grain-saics 400 bu mix
ed state wheat, Il %. Corn ut The Central depot
s4c for yelo% round. Street market lightly
supplied. Oats i3@44c. Rye S2@9Sc. Whis-
Ky, light sales, 2li42oc. Secd-clorer seed is
in fair demand for medium: We quote T}GIT4c
from frat hands md in lots, including 50 bags
fair Ohio seed 71@7Ic; large seed continues
scarce ut gf@10c. Timothy sells steadily at
$685. Gv62 Tor Illinois. and &3.G2@375 for
State.
M1IwAukEE-April 1.-THE Sentinel reports
as follows:
The principal receipts and exports to-day arc
embraced in the following statement:
, 1860-04-13

TEAS. TEAS. TEkS.-300 hall
Il chests chclcs qns!.ty and INV prices.
PARSONS, P1TElT Il AANKE1,
/ Snuth Wafer Stftet
, 1860-04-13

k00 Bags RIO COFFEE
COO PARSONS. P1TA En- :. HANKEY,
, 1860-04-13

VAN 1NWAGEN Il CO.,
GErER.tL COMMISSION 1ERC1E1NTY,
No. DoIe's Eu!lnx South HAies and Catk 81
CHICAGO. 1Ltt1on-
" Liberal Advances rade On t.oassznme.t*- II
ExxxaEacxs:-fict + Wheeler. smith, Pollard & Co,
Ct:csSo; j4soa Parker, Es, Gutter Slms. Bu14lo.
u,h.tf1
, 1860-04-13
hHurQa1s.


!H1OAUV AND IIlIW AUhEE
~ kAlLRoAD.-Depot corner Of West WAter and
Cook ss1eets IEo PASSENGER trains daily SUNDAYS
ri lls M sSSnss. dir ey u E1p,s.s Tran efihe
Crosse Y The evening". where Immediate connections Ae
n.te With fa!ly factet Boats for It. Paul
Aso. stse Chicago 1t 100 and arrive 1t Milwau-
sc q ~ pm. Connecting with Milwaukee, and M.,ss
Haukesan Accommodation Train leaves waukss7n 1t
1N IN asr1*ts at C4scaeo At 80 Leaves. CAcu
st3 = pm ;a5rlytsas ~aukesaa Al SPIN.
IEAt !. ave Milwaukee At -.I3 IN. md SIS pc, Ar.
nse ~ chtGaeoa !. LILO u. and & u n
April !rn ls6p- v. L. SfKES, il. Sgot
, 1860-04-13

pUFFAI.O s. LAKE HURON
EAlLwAr Shortest aud best route to rsh d. and
Irn sc.r:ae chicaso At ECO pa. arrives ;: Detroit at
oatceua: wt. 4. j. Cen.:lI ! Br1.Io + i !. / Ese
train. going East. T.eke:s VITA tbs sua .e ol:aaec
'hs st!t Hnsn saiF 1e'''' H. IA ;GAi.M1n Maa,Esr
pITTSBUIsGH, FORT ,YA{NE
i All CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Now cete,t and from Chicago TO ytsh<u!Eb
ftv?s:S;at a!S II Ell
Oily: Alte !ne:ior Of Pennsylvania, New Jcs
sey, Ss~ inTk, Maryland. &c.
Merchants y tskiak is roate Viii has the benefit
Eskga@c checked ta.oush.
1sass .:ss tae tsFst eorrc'of Canal an3 Van Eu5es
80 4. -M"fa.as Ex1rrss tally tsuaisys e1ecs:sa
CoaIe:unE i G!sstIas MI G!s*ei?l Il! Z. :Lor,
fess ] ceatsalaad M INV Ses Tor ani Eri.. Ea.i:aaa=
yt1c:. ;saa s'euservis, r. I'd oa
Aat Eir4:ciA.
F.7ef in,d % spt:esss e.: ans. la::ss oaats
A rAkE IS L3W - ASy UfiIE!: ESsTE
saI areeruie. Ea.:ns th:clra Isny o. - 1a-fst al:
Fs:eassss s1riv a !: caeaxa on an7 o: ,a- rc.a, r
sad coarey ta-Se }fve Or charge its r.i,,:1 and
Chicago CIR. S.espsns ear aesoaraay e7si :r.;n.
sh e. e m p;fsspt s,:Sst s
nsasgt9 sao, s; y:c! :e .:s rEr ~: =,
5e Fa:t:;asrso AK fss :!eset. y xer w.E.
.s " I;ss,a "; rAfH!cS F.. X Tsxs:*Ent s: :ss;..
..JHarszo.. GeIi F:s:tst ~ ca.e.se s5.
ct. LOUIS, ALTON AND GIL
, 1860-04-13

NEW YORK SYRUl'-A large
~ assortment for sale lo~ hr
F2HeoSa, piTK1N 4 HAEKET,
water sfrnn
, 1860-04-13

KILN DRIED CORN MEAL,
~ Fairfield MiA-5oo btls ftAts celebrated hsand In
BEDFORD MEREDITH J. CO,
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pROGRESS OF THE ARRANGEMENT FOR
aN AN A6SEMBLAGE.


PONTMENrS, ETC, ETC.
With respect 70 the European Congress the report that
We Pope had claimed the Presidency Of the Congress for
hh Plenipotensiary, Is pronounced unfounded
Prince Gortschakor had expressed desire that the
opening Of the Congress should take place after the
nencement Of Russian year January 49,, he will
be detained that day at his Court by the duties Of his
o11ee.
Count Avigdor, representative Of the republic Of San
Marnn al Paris, had presented memorandum to Count
Walews addressed TO the future Congress- protesting
against the encroachments Of Piedmont.
me nomination OF the Marquis DAuvergne, formerly
Ambassador Of France at Turin, the second French
Pien,tentary at the Congress, gives great satisfaction TO
Ne friends Of Italy.
government had by telegraph informed the Powers
earned that the opening Of the Congress will not take
plAse before the 10th of January.
The KING Of Naples had appointed the Marquis dAnto.
mini a. his first and The Chevaer Canoar - his secund
yepfee entative at the Congress-
Turin dispatch Of the 2ad says that the King of sar
dina had that day signed the nominations Of Count Ca
your and Desambros, representatives Of Sardinia
II the Congress.
n. Buoncompagni arrived at Florence on the 2lst
ultimo.
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What II Thought I'm England OF the
Execution Of John Brown.
From the London Times, Dec. "a

We have been far removed for q quarter OF cen
fury from all national interest Ia the question OF slavery
that look with impartial eyes strange events
which have recently occurred other side OF the
Atlantic. An old man was hanged on the II Of Decem.
Der, At CaaSlssown, Va, WHO viii probably be rswem-
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Trom the Liverpool Times (1ty Artcle), Dec. a
good business has been done h the money market
during the past week. Both 1t the Bank and In lombard
street the applications for accommodation have been nu
NERVOUS Rates are now fully az per cent upon The best
paper. The supplies are however, very largo.
The market for British securities has been very IN
active since last Indeed what with the abeonce Of
members for the holidays and the indsposton for bust
ness OF those who remain, the estAblnhment y pract
cally deserted. The public doing nothing. Notwith
standing this draw back, which necessarily induces dull
ness quotations have been generally steady Yesterday
(22d) The funds the whole rather nrm Oonsos
opened and closed at 96Xla cx div Very little WAS
douc In them during any part Of The day. and they len Of
7s,ss Y Exchequer Blis remain st 2ss. ala. prem.
Bank stock, 22eK 22s. The I've per Cent Loan was
done, for account, at 1s4h 104 The Debentures Of
1855 were done at NIX S and those Of 1859 at 97x
Tho bonds Of the larger descriptions were sold at ~
premium, ana the Five per Cent "EnfAced" paper At 90
Today (23d) the market has heen inanmss al yester.
days closing quotations Consols have been steady ct
osk "a e, at which they Close. Exchequer Bills were
ass quoted % 81; the Three per Cents, ssH x, and
lnfisn 1Sss I'm, in .,ov ~. coo...,o.. il o,,..,.
since the 10th instanfE
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The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending the 2lst Of December gives The following results
when compared with the previous week
Public deposits go 376, 0z6 Increase cess $50
Other deposits .13S1e,224 Decrease. $4,000
Rest................. 3,143,s26 Increase... o,sc7
On the other side Of the account fHtr
Government securities fl0, o26,l57 Unchanged.
Other securities 1o,5S6,996 Increase <lsi 439
Notes unemployed :. 10,ll2,0l5 Incrcasc.... 68,S30
The amount Of circulation go Gas ,6l0 being
decrease Of f1oz $40, and the stock OF bullion In both
departments Ell col 740 showing an increase OF 81 Sbs
when compared with the preceding return.
The foreign stock market BIAS been without any feature
VI p.eyea and 9asI TRANSACTIONS we're most prominent
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THE LATEST MARKETS.
(By telegraph from london 10 IAverpooll
LONDON, Dec "a, 1903.

The funds opened at slight Improvement, but showed
dulness in the afternoon The latest quotations were
however, slightly better than those OF yesterday The
principal British railway stocks strengthened In the
afternoon by the limited supply Of stock in the market
The demand for money has increased but there
pressure No gold was taken from tie bank to day for
the Continent The Russian Exchange experienced this
afternoon movement unfavorabe TO this country. The
tiouary. I'D ~ rrfrernr I'D ~ 81. 81. -
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AN ENGLISH PRIVATE FAMILY ARE DESTROYS OF
"A letting Room with full partial Board, 10 or two
gentlemen gentleman and wife two adiss comfortable
home may be depended References required Apply
s l2l MADISON street. wv f.'I'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-02

NAPOLEON ON THE ITALIAN CRIsIs.-The Turin
(July 81 correspondent Of the London Times
says:
81 hear from the very best sources that Pc
son of high rank, just on his return from Paris,
who saw Napoleon at Fontainbleau related that
this monarch had expressed himself, in the most
unequivocal and positive terms that it had be-
come a matter of necessity that both the Bour-
bon of Naples and the Pontf of Rome should
decamp The Emperor added that it was pos
sible the Pope light inhablt the Island of Sar-
DINA. with the nominal sovereignty over the
island, but allowing it the full enjoyment of its
nresent free institutions The Pope would en-
low civil list of 10000 DOOR.
NV informant added that the Court and the
whole nopuIation of France are in state of the
oraa test Indignation on account of the coWardIv
7 s. tosfiich their representative. Baron
Brenior, }ud been subjected in the streets of Ma
| pies. mat the Emperor expressed himself in
the above language have no reason to doubt.
What extent his words conveyed his own real
secret intentions and resolutions, and to what
extent his will may be taken as the last decree
Of late, time will In all probability soon reveal.
The real fact is, perhaps, that the European
public opinion is driving Napoleon Ill, beyond
all his original plans The Emperor protested
the utmost admiration for Garibaldi's past ex-
ploits and said France would never be hind
rance to the furthcrance of that hero's future
achievements"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-02

The Prince OF WALEs.-The London Times,
in closing an editorial on the visit of the Prince
of Wales to this country, says:
- In the Uuited States the Prince will be re-
ceived with that cordiality which no people can
show better than Americans, and he will no
doubt respond by bearing equally courteous
and honorable. Were the Prince older inyears,
and were his stay longer, he might bring back
many new idea to be of service to his country
and its dependencies Such an examination Of
the New World is hardly to be hoped for But
there is one thing which his Royal Highncss,
and all of us, may learn from this visit, and
that is, that neither civil war, nor revolution,
nor commercial rivalry, nor political chickering's,
nor acrimonious social criticisms, can totally
sunder nations which, having common origin
and language, develop themselves by the prac.
tice OF the same free Institution"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-02

BADLY STUCK.-Several of the Banks of this
State, among them those at Bradford, Rutland,
Royalton, Windsor, and Montpelier, have taken
large sums of money, in $lOO bills, on the New.
ton Bank of Massachusetts, that proves to have
been counterfeited. The mode of operation was
for man to be about pretending to be purchas-
ing horses, and get his money changed on the
pretence that the people preferred local funds
and smaller bills. Although some fifteen or
twenty thousand dollars of this currency was
palmod off in Vermont. Upon close inspect
ion OF the bills only two variations from the gem
uno were found, viz; a single cog wanting in
one of the wheels, and deficiency in one of
the toes of figure in the engraving.
The above from the Bellows Falls Argus, is
not wholly correct. So far as Montpelier is con-
cerned no bills Of the kind have been taken nor
offered at our banks. A portion of the bills re-
fered to, were on the Prescott Bank Lowell.