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, 1860-08-16

Tuesday evening FIRE broke out in Mendsen's
Factory On West Randolph ttreet, which WAS
e1tineuisbed without raising IN alarm. Loss in /
tools 300.
Aso1uER-At4 o'cl'k yesterday a. m. an alarm
was ruug On the West Side, caused by the
burning Of bed in house Oh Blue Island |
Avenue.
Anew Orleans Editor on Chicago.
One OF the editors of the New Orleans Picd-
yune WIS in the party Of Southern e1cursionists.
lie writes to his paper full notes Of bis travel.
lie speaks handsomely Of Chicago. aud rer5 ju-
dieiously Of political prospects herea~ay, not
that We regard Illinois doubtful, sa7e from a
Democratic s. saudpoiut.
Eowaruer greeting no more open-hearted
| hospitality was ever extended to strangers than
the people of Chicago hare given to the South
| ern excursiouiste. We have been here some
| four dAJ 8, and most OF US nud ourselves almost
"klIed with Kindness"
! Chicago is q great aud aourishing city, and
| her population have u just pride in her growth,
prosperity sud enterprise see uooe os the
old landmarks that we're here twelve years sg1.
Chicago Of lS6o is no more the Chicago Of Isis
when last WAS here.
This city has Row many new aud interesting
features, several, but not all Of which, l have
visited The vast Wigwam," where Lincoln
aud Hamltn we're ncInlnsted. has been thrown
open TO our inspection. and b. special request
| wc have been there. This is one Of the latest
iuproy 9ments here, md goes to show how ac-
tire the Republicans we're, to hare bnilt up
such Al edicce In the short space of b. weeks.
The committee of reception hare taken pains
to show us the visitors, 10 their city, also, how
miles Of dock front, within circuit Of three
| liz nnd half (rom their Court House. From
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NRm anhertise11e1lt8.

~ t. 4 SC2IFKH, Adsmttffae 4e$"+ q 1Aa~ooFzr
Il ausAosiaed to rsass Adsssats feF sAss AL n" H.
E4sdino Papfr, Of t1s NORTH Wsf ja1hsS<3
, 1860-08-16

Lives there an American I" *th soul so dead"
as not to have watched with eager eyes and
beating heart the progress of the cause Of Carl
baldi and Liberty! Hare NE not grown breath
less with apprehension when The issue of the
conflict hung doubtful il the balance, and ept
Of breath with shou1ipgR, when Despotism was
shaken aud the noble Italian patriot victor.
We have as people read every detail that
the telegraph and tho ,gleanings OF foreign
mails have given us, and waited eagerly for
more. From Boston Bay 10 the mouth Of the
Mississippi, from The Csuada line to Key Went,
everybody has freely sympathized with Carl
baldi, and given abundant proofs Of such feel
ing.
An opportunity is to be presented to our citi
zens tomorrow evening at the WigEam to coin
this seutiment honorable to us as free people
into something without whose aid eren war
for liberty cannot be prosecuted ,-mater'at aid.
1t will be small sum that will be asked Of out
citizenr, the price Of an admission to the Grea'
Benefit Concert, aud The pittance will be more
than repaid By the noble programme Of the
evening.
Det there be crowded house for Garibald
md Liberty this evening. An oration in Eng
| lish is to be delivered By Hou. Casper Baiz
| and the musical attractions Ct the evening ar
in the hands and guaranteed By the reputation
Of some Of our best resident talent. Let every
body be on duty to uorroN evening, withou
distinction Of person; let all 60 as American
s.mpa,hizing with the Italian patriots in thei
, 1860-08-16

NORTH SIDE WIDE AwAkEs, ATTENTION You
are hereby requested to meet at the North Mar
ket Hall, Thursday evening, August 10th, II y
o'clock, as there is business Of importance to
be brought before the meeting.
j. HARVEY, Pres't.
, 1860-08-16

ET Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll done and At prices to suit the
time4.
E- The Pixies peak excitement has gradu.
alir cooled down, but not SO the excitement
relative 10 Messrs. Cook i Mel ain Rreat Chem
ical Steam Securing and Dye Works, where
ceutienen's clothes are cleaned, repaired and
renovated without the least irjurv to the mate
rial, at tritllng cost. Give them call q. rs
Dearborn street, Just south Of the Post Office
DY The way, Messrs. Cook 4 sIcLsin's is The
Oldest established house in this line, in this
city OF the West.
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Later from Eurepe.

NEW YORK. 3l.-The steamship Kangaroo, from
Liverpool, on the 18th, passed Sandy Hook this
morning She reports an advance In cotton Of nd.
during the two previous days In conseq uence Of
American advices Sales two days % QUO bales,
the market closing active and buoyaat.
Breadstufis closed with an upward tendeacY.
Provisions duh.
Consols for account 932.
The general news is unim portant. The recent
news from China has not vet been confirmed.
PORTLAND Dec. 3I.-The Canadian steamship
North American, from Liverpool on the 20th, ria
Londonderry on the evening OF the 2Ist, brings
the weekly Gotten report OF Friday morning.
Sales Of the week 1913 600. The market closed
firm at the Kangaroo's advance. Breadsfufs firm.
Provisions quiet. Consols 90
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Five Hundred Slaves Landed at Cuba,

NEW YORK, Dec 3O.-The steamer Karnak,
from Nassau, reports that the ship America,
Capt. Brown, was wrecked on Key Lobos, on the
sth inst, with five hundred slaves. The schOOn-
eF Lilly landed the slaves the Kew. Capt.
Brown forci bly, possessed himself Of the Lilly,
compelling her captain 10 carry himself and three
Of his crew 10 Nueytas, where a Spanish brig was
procured and took all the slaves TO Cuba. light
house schooner with troops, was sent TO the wreck
after the slaves had been removed
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Unieu M..tinr n, M.mpht,

MEMPHIS, Dec 2s.-An immense and enthusI-
astic Union meeting was held here to-day. IL
was addressed by Hon. Neill =. Brown and
others Resolutions were passed opposing sepa-
rate State secession; against coercion and favor
ing a Convention Of the Southern States 20 de-
mand their rights, and If refused TO take imme-
diete action,
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The Alabama Convention.

MONTGOMERY, Dec. % In fcrty-three counties
heard from fifty delegates in favor Of immediate
State secession have been elected, and thirty-fve
classed operationIsts. Twothirds OF the
latter are for secession In cooperation with the
other Cotton States. The other third is divided
into those who require the cooperation Of ma
ority and ofthose that require all the slave States
Eight counties to be heard from, entitled 20
fourteen delenafeS
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DIED,

CO On me Sosh CT Deesmber, Mrs. ELIZABETH
IN her 18th year. 'e's Hop'"se'
de- friends and scquaintances are respectfully
insnse 70 sttsnd her funeral on Wednesday the "a
!nmanef,, ~ o'clock. without furthsr notice. A.
4oo eighth St, bstveen aud sta
tn in nornlns, lDecember sist 1850 after palm
the 18th year Of her age 'euios nute' IN
Her funeral will take piaoacr xu.a~..s
nlngI yenuary ID, 1861. q o'clook. from ~ ~
81 md ~ o. S csPiso! Ill., Penn. avenue, betwssn
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Unfounded Runner

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 3I.-A report has been in
dustriously circulated here this morning that
has been burnt; bat there is foundation Tor the
report
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MY COACHES WILL POSITIVELY BE IN
lVl attendance at the close of the >Jyss1-
party 70 be given BY the Merry Social
Club az Odd Fellows' Hall on MON
DAY EVENING, Dec. 81, 1850, and Will convey the
guests TO Twentieth st. and Pa av, Seventh and !.
ats and Seventh and Maryland avenue, Island.
Fare Is cents.
de 79-2tr HUGH LATHAM.
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Bsitimsrs aarkst,.

BALTIMORE, Dec. aI.-Flour nrm; Howard ct
and Ohio s. 50; City Mills IS Wheat firm; red
81 2Oal Sc; white 81 3Oa1e0. Corn steady; new
yellow 62a63c. Provisions frmer mess SIC IS.
Lard loo. Coffee steady at 12aI3c. Whisky nomi
nal at 1Qc
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Financial.

NEw YoRK, December 81 -stocks bettoS but
quiet. Chicago and Rock Island 81; Illinois
Certlal shares ~; Michigan southern %; New
r. r. 43k4
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NoT1cx.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
70 De ipncfted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
At saS forwarded from The STAR Once.
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NorIcE-subscriber to the Sta, In the First
ward Of " sshington city, are hereby notified to
payfor Its service to them from the ciose Of the
lass week, Saturday, the 22d December inst, only
10 Lawrence Nj. witherow, who Is now the agent
Of the Siar oficc FOR the management Of the said
FISK ward routes. All subscriptions for Stars
served In the said First Ward, prior to Saturday
evening iass, December -, 1s6O,) are due and
payable 70 VIM. Dillow, the late agent
w. ID. WALLACE, Publisher of Star.
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u Though TIE STAR 10 printed on the fsstes.
hseam press In use south Of Baltimore, la edition
ls % large IS to require II 20 be put TO press at an
early ecuri Advertisements, therefore, should be
cent In before l2 o'e,nck m; otherwise they may
act appear until the next day
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Honor 70 Major Andersen

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. IS The citizens Of
Wilmington are firing salute Of twenty one guns
In honor Of Major Anderson and his gallant band
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MARRIED.

O5tne % inst a. Slxths Pre-. bytefian Church,
~ hey; M sson obIe, E. NJ. BRADLEY Esq TO
MISS HELEN ;HkZARD. all Of this city. = ).
49, tbaito sun copy.)
On instant, By Rev. Mr. Beuton. Mr. John
of this city. =. " = IA 'H,s
w vi ia instant by the Rsy. MI Benton, Mr..
MYERS, ell Of this city
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BOARDING.

SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
- modated with BOARD at 37S Eighth street,
oetWeen and X. de 81 81
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN PROGURE
BOARD In private family in the West End
Also, Furnished House for rent. Apply at the
Star Once. de . 2ts
SEVERAL HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- ROOMS, with Board, can be had at No 339
street, between 9th and 10th sts., on reasonable
terms. Persons In search OF pleasant boarding
houses would do well to call and examine for them.
Solves. de 26-6t
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NnW Yarl n1arkrl.

quiet Wheat la1c. higher, and buoyant. Corn
held la2c. higher. Provisions quiet. WHISKY
nominal at IKE.
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-On the evening of w Wednesday, the 9Th,
IL between the Capitol and Eleventh St near l. or
In one OF the GEORGETOWN omnlbuses a three leaf
gold BREASTPIN. The finder will receive A lib
eral reward by leaving it at the Auction and Com
mission Store Of CLEARY & GREEN, between
Pa avenue and ID street, on Ninth. de "a st
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THE THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EVERY

: DIR. sCHENCK, of Philsdelphis, knds it inpos
sibte TO visit Washington evsry week. and bas
made srrsnGsments to Sostively be IN the city the
third "wednesday OF every month.
He has suit Of rooms % the Avenue House,
charger when Il il nsossssry 70 make thorough
EXAMINATION fthe Lanse vita the kssPlsoimeso 2.
sYrS,, Price IN per sottls fos me cure Of ccugha
and cGn.sgSssssSn ssc
Mandrsks Pills, price IS cents beg box for Liver
Bilious Complaints and Constiletlon OF the Boy
have been cared By his rsmedles II theZ, ,y9uld
cave their oertifcstse Of cure With :. b. WAITE
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IKE MERkT CLgB.-fhe good time 20 long an
fscipated, and for which 20 much has been done,
comes Of this evening at Odd Fellow Haii,
Navy Yard, es :.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RALL TO BE GIVEN
~ FOR TIE BsNEFIT OF "a
MRS. NJ. j. ROBERTSON, 81
At FRANkLIN HALL, ~
Corner of Ninth and ID streets, lA
OnN NEW YEARS NIGHT.
inhies It's
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THE LATEST NEWS
T z l. K G. 81 APHIC.
FROM SOUTH CARoI.INa

ArsrsrA, Dec %, p. ms-The troops Of south
Carolina TO-DAY took possession Of the United
States Arsenal In Charleston containing name
thousand stand Of arms besides military s,ores
The military preparations are progressing
actively and zealously. Volunteers have beer
rendered from several Of the Southern States in
Guiding officers Of the Army and Navy and West
POINT graduates Capt :. NJ. Motgan, Of Ten
nessee, offered his services and had been accepted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-31

LAST MONT OF the Fair Of the Fletcher Chapel
ladies, which has sustained itself Tor two weeks
admirably. Their invitation to .scone and enjoy
yourself,n extends 20 all Don't miss this last
opportunity Of the old year 60
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NorIcx.-Dr. sohlosser can only Be consulted ct
his once, and has no professional connection with
.nv ma de24
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HoLLoWAY'a PILLS AND OINTMENT.
ASfhna Though this disease has bafaed the
SSH, ana Reen pronounoed by eminent medical men
rs hlemediaple., The numerous certificates daily
received ey Or. Holloway, are a direct refutstion
70 such lll,iounded and fallacious conclusions.
OF bronchial affections diseases the chest
6e have been cured in their worst stages 81 these
exeectorant and laxative remedies. Sold BY all
Ddags'sts, ct 2Sc., go. and 9 per box or pot.
a, PENNIES. 81.
~ e.s0ns desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange at the Star Office csuntsr n
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snMKTHIsG IsTKREsTING.-If you want to buy
Any fa and Winter Clothing, call st A. Strauss,
TO decrease his stock he intends 70 sell at greatly
reaaced prices Please call before purchasing
Fashionable Clothier, 3l4 Pa. ay.,
&c 8-T between 10Th and 18th SITS.
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Mount Glars ClEb-Mosnt Clare Cgxb-MOxn, Glare
Glib!
Bal To Night.Bal To Night--Ball Tonight!
AT fraAkin H'li-As F H.IP Hall-At Franklin
Corner Ninth and D-Corner Ninth and D-Corner
IT. Nfutb and ID.
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, NoIIcE TO NEW YEAR CALLBRs.-Crowley, tn.
well known card writer at Browns and the Ma
the accommodation Of his numerous patrons Sent
In your orders early
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FoEl-H II. S. Daris.
DIR. sohlosser has this day removed from my feet
twelve corns. which was done without pain, and to
my entire satisfaction. i oheerfu ly recommend to
all persons, and especially my friends who suffer
with corns, to call on the Doctor soon.
H. 8. DAVIS.
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 18th, 1860.
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Az Incident OF THE ITALIAN INSTRUCTION.
1t is sometimes incOnvenient to be famous.
Professor HoVowaV, the distinguished medical
f.f1rmer. once had experience OF the TACT. lt
WAS his iortuu". OF misfortune, to be IN Pied
mont when she Ii Ian revolution OF lo49
was a it, eliminating point. Tie had been
on a tour through the Swiss Alps, lnvestlCa-
ting the phenomena OF an extraordinary case
Of Scrofula indigenous to that region, and
known as crefinisBl While thus engaged.
and intent on observing the effect Of his rem
edies upon the prescribed and hideous race
who have inherited for many generations TINS
horrible disorder, the torch of civil war had
been lirbted at Milan. and its flames had
Illuminated the whole LOmbardo-N enltIan
territory At the time when he set forward
IN ms Journey south Charles Albert, OF Sar-
dina. hal been driven be ?, n the Mincl and
Radetzkv's victorious troops were In IuII
rlrsuit EXPECTING that his neutral position
san Englshman, and his character as a man
nt science would protect him from outrage
Or. Holloway learlessly set out upon MS
Journey through the peninsula; but CIT
cumstance occurred upon which he mad not
calculated Marshal Radetzky, IN the very
flush Of victory. had been taken suddenly Ill.,
and one of the advance parties OF his army
having encount red DR.. Holloways carriage
and discoverel who was its inmate, ms
pres nee was requested at headquarters, TO
attend upon the sick veteran. As peaceful
civilian and his suite cannot gain much in Il
dispute with a troop OF horse, the Doctor
submitted with the hest grace possible. lie
found the SCARED and winkled soldier in
great suffering The fatigues of the cam
paicn had brought on bilious fever of
very severe type, and as Radetzky was then
nearly seventy years of age, the army surgeons
shook their heads omihously. The Marshal
at once put himself under DR. Holloway s
care. and the latter proceeded to administer
hi- famous Internal Remedy. The fever soon
subsidei, and in less than three weeks the
Commander-in-chief was once more IN the
saddle lie paid his physician happy
compliment ON his recovery. " You, Dr.
Holloway" said he, "are greater conqueror
than | TOR have simply put down rebellion
while you have defeated Death" Radetzky
wished him to 90 tn Vienna, assuring him as
n indueement, that he would be placed at
e head of the imperial medical staff but
Iolloway's ambition had wider and
r scope, and he turned his face home
with the old mans blessings on his
Naples Didrio
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Lard rs firm, with small stock of good. 7 he
sales In bills and terces have been at IL ial1 &c,
and In kegs at l2al2tc per ID, cash and A mos
Smoked Hams are selling at lOtallc per lb, cash
and time and Picked Hams at 9Ic cash There
have been fair receipts of new Butter the past
week. and the sales have ranged from l4al9c for
common and extra. Old Butter is selling at Sal5c
per 10, as to quality, and dull. New Cheese is
selling at 7allc per lb, to quality Old is scarce
and prime is selling in small lots at l3al4c per h.
WOOL. Fleece and pulled Wool remain with
out change. The sales of the week have been
100000 lbs, mostly 35a55c for fleece, and 4Oa52c
for superfne and extra pulled.
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BOSTON MARKET.
BosToS, May 9th.

FLOUR The -four market has not varied
materially during the week Sales at s. 80
60 for common brands W estern; So IS a S7t for
fancy: Sc Sc so for extras; and - IS a 7 Is for
superior; including CanadI, Ohio, Genesee and
Michigan. Corn Meal is steady, with fair
demand at 50 1854 81 per Dbl for common and
Brandv-wiue In Rye Flour the sales have been
s4as4 as per bbl for common and extra.
GRAIN. The Corn market has been dull
tbrous,bout the week Sales of Southern yellow
at so SIC for the best lots; and white and mixed
IS a 81 per. bush Oats remain about the same.
The sales of Northern and Canada have been at
45 46c In Rye the sales have been small at
% 94c per bush White Beans are in moder-
ate demand with sales at 75c a 81 for common,
sIO5a sll2s for blue pod, and 81 30 81 70
for extra pea and marrow. Canada Peas are quiet,
and prices are nominally s2asjc per bush; shorts
have been sold at s2Oss and Fine Feed at at S24
% per ton.
PROVISIONS. There has been steady demand
for Pork; sales of prime in lots, at sloal6 mess
-, sls 5Oal9 and clear at $l9s20 per Dbl, cash
snd mos In Beef the sales have been at S9al2,-
50 Der Dbl, for Eastern and Western mess ana
81, scale per bblfor family eItra,cash and mos
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THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE. May 9.
The Convention was called to order at
twelve clock by Hon. John J. Crittenden,
Senator from Ky, and Chairman Of the Ma
tional Committee of the Constitutional Union
Party. There is a large attendance Of dele
gates it is believed from every State in the
Union and a crowd of outsiders, most of
whom are staunch supporters of Gen. Hous-
ton and are working actively to secure his
nomination. The general opinion Of poll
tcians is that the General will be selected
as the candidate of the convention with
great unanimity. The daily developments
in regard to the unalterable hostility of the
administration and the Southern Democrats
to the nomination of Douglas, and their de-
clarations to kill off the leader Of Squatter
Sovereignty, at whatever cost to the future
of the party, has given great encouragement
to the southern opposition, who thus hope
that with an available candidate they can
secure the electoral vote of their states.
Washington Hunt was appointed temporary
chairman Hon Marshall P. Wilder Of
Mass. and Hon. Erastus Brooks of n. Y. are
prominent candidates for the Presidency of
the Convention.
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Special Notices.
HOLLOWAY,S OINTMENT AM

Pills. a certain Remedy for Ulcerous Sores
Jeremiah Henderson, of Wilmington, North Caro-
lima, suffered for seven years and five months with
SIX ulcerous sores on his legs, and three on his
arms which defed every kind of treatment, al
fhough ne used some Of the most noted remedies
for the cure Of the same both Internal and extern
al, it was without avail. At last, he had recourse
to Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which quickly
caused the wounds to have an improved appear
ance, and by continuing with these remedies for
ten weeks, he was completely cured, and has ever
since enjoyed the best of health.
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SCRAPS oF"vkNITY."

CONVENTIONAL JoKE.-The Southern Dem
aerats ar evidently determined 70 keep the
I.l w,lj closed against B-pubhcdnlsm.
Then dead Lock Iu Congress having failed
lr~t winter. they have fixed the matter at
rhrle.to 10y tremendous B'it'
TINS FLOUR of CHrALRl .-iietuln-diter
going g.. oGeh the A,I without Bolun1.
Mo>r DARING CAVALRY CHARGE On
REcoRD.-Clark Mills ( charge GA his two
horses, at Was ingt,n.
The CONSEQUENCE OF REsI0NArIoN on TuE
PART or CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
the part of the Public.
The Mil FOR YANsEE GRlr.-Ihe Mill Of
Heenan and Sayer-.
YES. RATHER NEAr.-Our Sentimental
Contributor. who is partial to Blends, re-
Gently remarked that he could never sufh-
cieutiy admire Locks OF Gold.
All. said our Charleston Correspondent,
from the ack Office (where be writes all his
letters THAT may be, but I greatly prefer
tie Bolt of Wood
r. WAS considered rather a neat thing.
rul WAY Louis NAPOLEON MANAGED THE
VOTERS IN NICE.-The Paris correspondent
u the New York journal of commerce, ex-
plains the mode by which the Emperor OF
France procured the all but unanimous vote
tor annexation to France 4 host Of French
pedlers have inundated the cities and villa
yes of Nice and Savoy, selling all kinds OF
goods p per cent. under the usual prices,
presenting counterfeit price lists of French
commercial houses, and informing the people
that all goods henceforth would be sid
equally cheap under the soft, paternal rule |
of bis majesty Emperor Napoleon the Third. |
The Savoyard peasants. who are very little |
educated, OF course believed such evident !
proofs Of the blessed influence of French rule, |
and concluded that they ought to vote in
favor OF annexation, in order to share those
blessings.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. April )
WASHINGTON. Nav I'll

Eli Thayer viii to-day make an attempt to
organize Arizona as a Land District, and to
divide Utah between Nevada and jefferson,
aud establish Nevada, Jefferson and Dacotah
a. Land District and to Immediately admit
Delegates from these Land Districts, thus
the independent governments al
reaiy existing in three Of these districts