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ENSU RANCE.
Goodheys Flower Garden,

GGOdhers Flower Garden,
A STREET,-BErWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
nr1 Rear of the Marysve Foundry, is open
AsEl2 and ready for TIE reception of Visitors. Ii
sAcS will be ioand to be, as place of resort unsur
passed. During the hot summer months it is always
COOL pleasant and agreeable, as there is ever de-
ghtful breeze pervading its bowers.
Ladies desiruuS OF passing agreeable hour, morn-
ing evening" in this easunt place, can do with
the greatest abstraction.
Roses OF every vaeiey Flowering Vines, &c, all in
bloom give tO these gardens truly refreshing appear
ance. Boz cts, composed of rich collection OF How
ers, always on hand or prepared to OrGer,
Ice Cream, Lemonade, Lager Beer, with other re-
freshmeuts, re dy az any moment.
Please Call and see for yourselves.
may15 3n ADAM GOEDDEL.
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE
MAEYSVHLLE LAUNDRY.
II IL MI O W Il ID

TX II IVA = v L ID
to the new Establishment, of Fifth and sts.,
near the Buckeye Mills.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothes done up with par
tcular care.
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished as in the East
Shirts damaged by voyage made to look as well
as new.
None but experienced hands being employed, our
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Being grateful to our patrons for past favors, we
shall endeavor to merita fair share ofthe public pat
ronage. JAMES BOYD.
may2I-my G.. @. TAYLOR.
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Hook Farm Gardens
Notice.

IHNTE undersigned will apply to the Board of Super
vsnrs of Yuba county, at their next regular
term t. August next, TO grant them the privilege of
removing their Bridge Al present extending across
Feather river at Yuba City, to point above, and
crossing the sirean AT the termination OF Fourth
street in the city of Marysvlle and for the privilege
of re- constructing the same In more substantial
manner so as TO meet the necessities Of travelling
public. FALL, HANSON WEBB.
Marysville, June 22d 1869. Je22-3Od
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Extensive and Complete Hotels

'1AdEsA to make mention of the fact that the I'M.
TED STATES is now one of the most
Extensive and Complete Hotels
In California. Additions and improvements recently
made, make its dimensions and accommodations
vastly greater and more elegant than any Hotel north
Of Sacramento
1t is now FOUR STORIES IN HIGHT, and contains
more than ONE HUNDRED ROOMS, all elegantly
finished. Attached to the Hotel is a well.seected
LIB RY,
Containing upwards of FOUR HUNDRED VOLUMES
In iact the United States has been fitted and improved
with the view to make it the most comfortable and de-
srabie Public House in the interior of California
and to render il fully suited to the tines the propre
tors have REDUCED ITS RATES to the following
standard
RATES:
no"IV per week .'.'.'.' .'.'.'.........S6 %
Board and Lodging Single rooms) ............. 20
Douole Rooms. -................ 90
ollble Medls ...... 90
DeuS .-..s.....-..... 90 TO 81 90
Day 'ardi with lodging ............1 81
By constant endeavor to furnish the greatest amount
of comfort at the lowest rates. the subscribers hope to
merit and receive continuance of the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon them.
w. q. STOKES,
apl-my A. NJ. SHIELDS.
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DHO BOXES from 12x1S to 3sx4S first quality,
~ Ex. "Fleetwng" now in store and for sale,
Y The box or light. Large Glass cut to order and
packed securely for mountain purchasers.
RICE COFFIN & CO.,
MaAZl-W 70 d free
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GOODRICH'S
Celebrated Sachem Hsitters

TTN HIS T mic Is MADE PURELY FROM ROOTS
Il and Herbs, lected with reference TO their
STRENGTHENING and invig rating properties, from
ancient Indian Recipe in possession of the family of
the proprietor for IA century. As morning tonic
il is nnequalled. For DYSPEPSIA, CHOLIC, DE-
BllITY etc, etc. wine glass full before each meal,
will soon restore healthy tone. 1t is a certain pre-
venative of Chs and Fever and Is admitted TO be
the finest favored Btters in the market.
twill be for sale by all the principal liquor dealers
In California WM. GO IDRICH,
my26-9m New Haven, Connecticut.
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Thayer's Fluid Extracts.

\ tuLL assortment of these reliable preparations
N 6 aA aA coming into general use with Druggists and
e9acahs at the East. For prospectus, dose lists
gR RICE. CoFFIN Co
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Toilet

II AIDES, Bandoline, Burnetts Cocoaine, Kalls
ton and Tooth wash, Colognes, Tooth Powders, pastes
and brushes. RICE, COFFIN 6 co.
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Paint and Varnish RruShes.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT from the celebrated fac
"A "A Tory OF J. j. Adams & Co., consisting of o. X.
1%enders, Fiches, Sable and G. II. Pencils Shoe Stove
N NNuce ana Scrubbng Brushes Of superior quality.
20" landing Elk. "Jno Stuart" and "Fleetwing" and
"' sac low by RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
may Z'-u 29 d street.
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I'm Valids

DEQUIRING Pure Wines and Liquors for Medic-
IL nal nses, can be supplied with the following in
Bottle
Pale Old "Hennessy' Brandy;
Pale Old Sherry;
Old South Side" Madeira;
Holland Gin;
Old London Dock Port
Old Jamaica Rum.
iyl2 pICE COEEIN G. m
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
CORNER G AND THIRD STREETS.
MARYSVILLE.
Stokes & Shields. ....... .Proprietors
Reduction i'm Prices

ssT1s9S THE Subscribers, in inviting the attention
ssEfJ and patranage Of the resident anu travelling
.isfE public to their Hotel, respectfully beg lea g
'oAS<~A to make mention of the fact that the UNI.
TED STATES is now one of the most
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Daily Stages to Washoe!
NEW CONCORD COACHES.
RODGERS 81 CO., .PROPRIETORS,

MRASGR LEAVE Marysvle EVERY MORN
&aEE tSS SRs'1 ING for Oregon Hi, Fosters Bar,
Camptonvile, Goodyear's Bar, DOwnieviIe, Monte
Crlsto, Eureka, Jamson, Beckwourth Valley, Pea
Vine, Truckee, Virginia and Carson Cities.
Way passengers dspa ched from Downievle to the
Silver Mines every other day, at present, two days
from Downie lille to Virginia City
Leaves Marysviie for Dnwnieville EVERY MORN
ING. ~ 4oiclock. Returning leaves Downevllle EV-
ERY MORNING, ct O'Clock
ohice in Downieville at Henry's American Exchange
Office in Mafysville, corner High and Second streets
jeS my
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CHARLES RAISEE,

vehicles OF every descriptions roned short notice,
and in manner warranted 70 give salislaction.
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BENSLEY WATER CURE
AND
.MOtOrpathiC Institution (!
DIR. BARLOW ]. SMITH.

BN ORMERLY PEOPRI ET0R Of the Water Cure
T. aud Motor pathic Establishment in Sacramento
has located his Institution in San francisco on stock.
ton street, corner OF Pacific, to be known as
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HUH II IUF IInIIITt stItEI,
g BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
Ss1a. The new and magnificent side wheel Iron Ocean
Steamers 4. r. SPAu LllNG, Solomon Howes, command
er, and BEN pEFORD, Vim. A. Halett, commander, will
sail for Boston EVERY Friday at O'Clock, p. b., alter
naely
The accommodations for passengers of THE FIRST
CLASS.
Fare sl2, including Meals and Staterooms.
For freight or passage apply to
A. H. HIGGINS, Agent.
WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK.
Baltimore. May 18TH, 1860 rnyl6-tf
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ii
- This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling ne,foo,,
pure aud Of rich fruity taste, unsurpassed in ouatv ~
dhy Wire in the ApeTicGn market. N' ~
kUBlS Cabinet CHAMPAIGN EParticular attention 81
connoisseurs invited to its qualities and superiority as
dinner Wine of unrValed merit Its beautiful Pau coLo
guaranteed to he the natural product Of the Crane "
PARTICULAg NoTICETheu gned, heinp aware lbot
competitors spreading the report at the Wine
Imported under the name OF Rubis is aricaily coored do
chemist who gould in any public experiment. afford the
thins else but the pure juice of the grape any
J. GoERG 4 Co,
For sale wholesale by ' " nv 'aN'e'
,.., CHARLES Fl. MYERS Il BRO,
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VAST Steel BELLS.

I NJ '1hOI . NEI bEIIIC.
- NJ; KEITH, jR, n son, Agents, % South Charles
street, have store sample of these celebrated Ba
| made by Naylar, yckers 4 Co, Sheffield England to
which they respectfully ask the attention of church organ
zaons fire departm nts, and individuals throughont the
Southern esten States Bells supplied at short no
ce varying weight from 35 lbs to 5000 lbs Prices are
only onetird as much bronze, and less than half as
much composition Bells Circulars can be had on appii
| catlnn ap2lU
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IIliN
viii leave Baltimore for the PatuxCnt river every FUE
ia Y morning 6 o'clock. far EiiFs =
Returning, will leave Hiis Landing every Thursday morn
ing for Benedict VIM leave Benedict every Friday morn
Ing ats o'clock for Baltimore, calling at Plum Point and
Fair Haven going and returning
Freight received on Saturdays and Mondays.
i-o5 I "
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NUI IJN.
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER


- ~ FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
90. GHAMGh Or DAlS10n and after " WEDNESDAY, Ma
"a, 1901 the Steamer MARY WASHIA GTON will leav .
BALTIMORE for the Patuxent river every WEDNESDAY aEt
SATLR AK MORNINGS at O'Clock, proceeding as far o
as Lyons creeE on pednesdays Returning, vii leave In
on creek or Thursday morning O'clock for Bamc3t
WIN leave Baltimore on Saturday morning o'clock e
!!llIS Landing. Returning, will leave Hs Landing q.
MONDAY morning at 5oclock for Baltimore calling az tn
usual landings on the river, also Plum Point and FF
Haven going and returning.
Freight received on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
NJ l.. WEEMS, Master
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!. AZ = BALTlMORR AND SUSnrEHAN

nMaLEh BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHA&
EssSS% Sa&3f %zE e. feEf Na e.
!2Tsf G2P EEtltp' e3 5f 2E
ESaas rs a Fo SFP Efo gsETFN Il
PUE1SD eA THIuRSDAY arg SATURDAY at O'CLOCK,
The tssn5%at "A$cAsTEhRa tsS Soget rSn,op
5S At ISE Se@eA e, and
FRIDAY EYENING, O'Clock, and AVRE DE GRAGE
FTsgEt Gs5s dnG daS a 20 sfR' c, ,
rates and carefully attended to- '"' >'''''" DIT 10"
SsRs1 iSf s E Be 70
ln9rGaadis consigned to him Tor any point the Pennsy
The steamboat SiATAo Capt Fred Tomlinson, can
Ros Sf JA5. + FAyI o. ,Assnt, baltimore;
apl40 J. TOME, Agent, Port Deposit II ~ VI '''
A.sfIs---!e OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
Es - s=7s : Inn COMPANY
N T5s Ont. ON THE iRAFE4 NNdcK EiEERA LAND
Batim Sg f9o n Captain n Fairbank, leaves
Rhr EVERY FE ut fEffsSSaH p gG
MOUNTING at cIee or maat t H AFTER the
the train of cars from Richmond and Washington sapping
going and returning snd and receive fgt Sd pss
THE VIRGINIA
new and was brt y merchants Frede
eSnads and farmers residing in the counties bordering
r class atr o6 to rd s % Of keeping
ward deck has been enclosed, thus aoAug complete pro-
sizes be taken Gu board and carried under ee T n
ating on the wheels Her staeroom berth aCcommC
freight extensive AS passenger and freight beat size has
Thrdgg tr 99 e %stfs Of IL Ggsaeake
oy "a n n ! / C;AftIs0N 4 CO, Iiowly's wharf
aP Fdr Tfa "lFt9 sPa az Td n n2
''' /; J, cAFR6N & Co, Ages,
p SIAuGHTER Presid. Mt, Fredericksburg, Va mh2S-t
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MoNr-,rp>r-, r,,, W., , Baltimore.
IABLE-ToPS, TILES for floors, GARDEN STATUARY,
IS Foreign and Domestic Marble furnished the trade al
"" Aesss aplH
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! '-79'iSNC ~ l 'ibu'-t!lt 81 SltSiis Essf rH.
Passage to Fair Haven 50 cents. Meals extra.
HE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS
q Iflnr.a tni. ~. n

" FkNIS
VIII leave Baltimore Tor the PatuXent every FRIDAY
morning at ocGck, as far Hills Landing. Return
ing will leaY- Hilfs Landing every Monday morning for
lirnedlCt VIII leave Benedict every Tuesday morning
Haven going and reJurning
Freight received Wednesdays and Thursdays
IltEIl " Mnctl
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NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
1S CORNER OF
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
Baltimore, Md.
The most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in the city
anu where the best assprtu en of ace in the kau
teal line be found and positively the only establish
nent IN Baltimore where NAUTICAL 1NSTRU MENTS can
pc made and repaired in proper
Chrome meters for sale or hire
s2tf Successors to IiaGgar n Rro}ber
THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
~ BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
~ TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE
PETER WALTHER,
70 W Frat street.
Formerly with aud row SOLE AGENT FOR r. a W
BIZ NJ. New York fs2z-y
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Steamboats,.

EszSIlaz@-A GREAT
Gz=@%assz54sHGa-@ SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE
bALIl MORE, CITY POINT. LYNCHRTRG VA KNOX
VILE ANil MEM HIS, TENN
IT, A ID | n T r EDI late TOWNS
me steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BFLVIDFRE are
TTRn laying baltimore e. cry WEDNESDAY and SAT.
SpA AFTERNOON, at SOcock, for City Point va
CawD;ns WIN the South Side Railroad to lynclbulp
Nho" mi t' MeInphis, and intermediate towns being
ihh SHORTEST, TIE MOST EXPEDfTIOUS
and
~ -. BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
10 az rtan points in Southwestern Virginia Tennessee
bama and Mississippi ~ VIZ h'i'"'iH part Vi ana
Goods receiped for through to any OF the abo, Dlaces
for turtier information rates TO the sta
dons on the route, apply to ~ $40
j. BRANDT, Jr
Agent POWhatan Steamboat Co, many
s4-lI No Li&ht s. eet wharf
ST l. FOR THE SOUTH
sssifExSEEafx1eaaas DIRECT FROMNEW YORK rHII ADFI
PHIA and BALTIMORE, via the
-. .--- BAY LINE, -
TO NQRFGLK ny Y ELp0N, WILMINGTON CHARLES
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, CuLUM-
BlA, ATLANTA, Montgomery, AND
NEW ORLEANS.
SFRlNG AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
$780,. DAILY, except Sundays} via.
BAY alNE, SEA-BOARD Il ROANOKE RAILROAD
~ TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that traveller
to no MIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad FROM
NEW YORK TO WELDON, N. C
LnE
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between the Ilepots the Route
fssensers ny this Line enjoy comfortable nights
Oh .e Day STEAMERS and are privileged TO lay might
at any n2ln di and reSuG3e their trip by daylight.
anu fhlIadePha by this Line will have their baggage
checked from those cities to BA BOAT S, from whence
VIII II De checked to different points South.
further lnormaton and Through Tickets (Which are
Companys Great Southern Railroad Office Jersey
Ferry bulldngs, foot of CORTLAND street. II Pearce Ag
also at the New Jersey Railroad Office, Of CourIand
street or at No 229 Broadway Barclay street above
the AStor House. In PHILADELPHIA AT the Companv,s
Office, N. W corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets oT
at the Depot 5road and Prime streets. in BALTI-
ofunion Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers
the large and cOmmodous, and beautiful steamers
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, reFlete with every COM
or and convenience have been added to the Inc The
Ana, Capt. g. Russell, and A DELAIDE, Captain Jas
modations
The Norfolk Bay Line steamers will leave the Comma
Daily, Sundays excepted,
ES-Af ~ O'CLOCK, P M,a
Or Immediately after the arrival Of EXPRESS TRAIN
Which leaves New York at NJ and Philadelphia at Il
81 The following IS the Schedules
New York. at o'clock A. n Portsmouth at 81 oclk A. NJ
PPa aItimo4Pe i T. Weldon at N N
For Augusta Charleston ana file Sonia ia flo Na,ctaa
ter Railroad, finished.
- The train from Weldon in tie above schedule goes to
Wilmington and Raleigh.
Passengers for Richmond and Pcersbnrg or any other
points on the James River with James River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
~ Passengers for Edenton, Plymouth, wbern ash
nSton, Meid0n Godsboro Beaufort, Warsaw, Raleigh and
Eton n Co viii find 1t most pleasant, direct
agreeable route -, N. FALLS,
baItmore, June 10 istR je25-tfl President
- ~T~z= rpTICE
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

| j. D. PRATT & co,
CORNER or BALTIMORE AND s. CHARLES sTRE~rs
The propreors respectfully invite such Merchants =. -
not already subscribers to the Agency, and who all he
credit 10 % ana examine our system and test the
~ OF our information From long experience and the ss
factory 81 thousands Of merchants in the dG
ent cities East and WestvhO have years beer
We csn assure all VINO viii call whether they sell goods 10
t citles or country towns, mle satisfaction he volta
ey OF our information and the great bene erva
I VIC E1EeiIGy: oy tHose VINO Slhscrl6e nhG.tf
, 1860-07-16

1Couetpendenes Of the New York TEbune.l
TCRts. June IS, 1sso.
We hare here, since yesterday, tha son Of The
Sandman Ambassador At haples, with conf
dental letters and propositions from the dis.
tressed King Dombino. Frightened out Of his
turned toward Vienna, implorlng his cousin The
Austrian Emperor, to support him against rev.
olutieu. The Emperor answered him that he
cuuld not help him more eaieaelously than by
continuing to send Austrian soldiers. under the
name Of Bavazian volunteers, piecemeal, By the
Trieste steamers to the COST o. Naples; but he
Advised his royal cousin not to yield one inch to
the difficulties Of the present, aud, relying on
the sacred cause Of Divine right, rather, tempo
ta1ily to risk the crown than to grant conati-
tution Disappointed at Vienna, the King Of
Naples sent The Commander Martinico, an en-
leon, with the cunning premse Of introducing
the French laws and Constitution, bosh at Ma
pies and Sicily, if the Emperor would only
Guarantee his double crown. Napoleon received
The Ambassador in the most friendly manner,
deplored the errors Of the Neapolltan Govern.
ment, IN having refused to listen 10 the reltera-
ted counsels Of France, and expressed his dis.
gust for The cruelty Of the bombardment of Pa-
lermo, and the cowardice Of the capitulation.
| Six months earlier be would have been but too
| happy to act Is mediator between the King and
his subjects, but having recently contracted dif-
| fereut engagements, be could not q the present
| crisis intervene in any way. Still be advised
the King to try his luck nj Turin by frankly
adopting an Italian national policy and sllianeer.
p, -<--stnioo returned creAtialten. The King,
deeply moved By rnl. :. ae' -: '-.~-. ~ sdyised G +
now laid up at Portia- His Ainta.~.- -
him to grant alimited Constitution, to send pro-
posals 10 Turin, to promise anything, to confer
full royal powers upon any Of his uncles, to
leave the country, and to return in better time:
in order to undo whsteyes bis uneles should
, 1860-07-16


What on earth could the Duke Of Newcastle
from October to the end Of March without in-
structiousf For we must naturally infer that
had the Governor aud Admiral Baines received
orders sooner to accept Gen. Scott's pacific
proposals, they would have acted upon Them
promptly. But, culpabfe Is the Britt. III Ministry
undoubtedly are, their remlssness IN no degree
iustifes the overbnaring conduct Of Gen. Har
ney. He forgets that his superior, Gen. Scott.
had, so far as America was concerned, reduced
his proposition to actual practice. The with
drawal Of the American forces, all but the de-
tachment Of Capt. Hunt, and the accompanying
instructions left with that officer, Was virtual
and actual acknowledgement Of the terms. 1t
should withhold his assent until he bad received
instructions from his government. II was By
no means imperative on General Scott to give
forma4 effect to his own offer.
This. we presume, was either his own spon-
taueous act, or done with the advice Of the au-
thorities at Washington. Whatever caused it,
nothing can be clearer than the actual fact it.
self. and the natural responsibility attaching to
it. It is not to be tolerated that after this pa-
cidc openiug for final solution Of the difficulty
General uaruey is to step in and declare that
all his superior officers in this transaction had
accomplished must be treated as SO much sur
plusaee and nonsense, and that tee high Amer
1C4Q mana AluuE uuSt FIEF FasA IL tuA3
The matter, it appears, rests more with the T..
s. Government and with General Haroey than
with ourselves. General Harney is evidently
aching acainst the acts, the declarations, the ill.,
etructions and the entire tone aud spirit OF the
| gallant officer deputed by his Government to
nut this question iu training for peaceful and
satisfactory solution. England can prvtect her
own rights; but she cannot undertake to pun.
| ieh this American TOR contraveuiug the acts ol
his own Government 1t is quite clear that no
settlement Of any Kind can be come to until this
| obnoxious person IS removed: Sea:u,,
Indeed, Gen. Scott h.nself very broadly told
! uatpey that the British authorities would make
| his withdrawal first condition OF any uegotla-
| tion, Il must be remembered that It was den,
| eral Harvey who first seized the island, until
then ia the undisputed possession OF the Eng
| lish. The pretext he employed IN order 70 &C.
eomplish this was not only untenaose, nnt dls.
honorable. So rash man cannot De acccceesntaole
| to any government. The President and his
Cabinet, in order to carry out their former pa,
| ci6c declarations, must dismiss the cause OF all
the quarrel. Otherwise we shall know what tc
conclude. While we strenuously advise tenn
perauce and moderation in the management O.
our par. in this aggravated dif'icul1y-see:nf
that Gen. uarney'a strange conduct IS N al
rect antagonism to the proceedings Of Ten
Scott and of. the American Government on
forner occasion-we must also counsel an al
sYE{v, Of that servile and trucking spirit ol nc
aui3scence with every absurd foreign notion
demand 30 characteristic Of the coaAtlon gov
| efnment,
, 1860-07-16

ba4c dana cr nrcu,Issd, We don't know how
co.;.l from the conduct and
= Ferat. Is" 1920, w. 'r' 7r
- "rof. i I'd Mt !ar!n,
.ay.. : r." rolicy, the
l.: .,;i;sa, .ulors, and
,xbstsver v, -. Au-J s~4u:Ie, on con-
dision that S.csj etoull BE- restored, and the
thruns OF Naples, with his army oi loo,ooo men,
protected a4anstt .trona snd sean
irTponiara. who muster about 10000 muskets,
but @ baye. Is ret, no cavalry, and scarcely any
% Tbs Tnrin ministerial paper contains, to-day,
long article on this subject. say.ng opsnly
that hs national ea tbe
th.t % ihs %destinies Of The King Of Naples have
boar nrearTanoed by himself, and that the new
Sinadnm cannot change Its policy, BY support
in1 tottering throne which Stands IN the way
Of italian unity: This means, practically. that
naastsnna ,or 70 enforcing Garitaidi, and put
Goc bim in the position for attacking the king.
dom al Naples On the Continent.
Coi, Coaim IS Just now organizing his men,
who rre to leave on Sunday next. From smong
II: Sas en
nany Of them yete1un soldiers, others enthusi-
oss;c students. and tired officers who have re-.
signal their rank to enter into Gatibaldi's army.
Money is supplied 9y sanaer,ptloos' e arms a ana
cannon appear thsv WY 1us. e., WEE ts
they are required IN 1ac'' 'ney eome from Inc
royul arsenals- r...., -;,, ,oox h. ILL.,. =.
Thus TIE Scen .nnsn ape ~ y
cope With the heapon.aaa 9 ne1senaraes. ,h res. anu
indeed fa11oalal nas u ,a,teTe rro,, pssr'
for, as far as tte ths ;.andeIs dd ut a.
mo are 10 % .a;,n s.u;, 1VIan Gor;hsil; ~, W.
much IN me oeflnnsi ofdrs ios+ ths;- ' eo1ren" r. r.
Eisedth haa al1e;.oJ ~ t nnnnist;on ~ aran
found no snpPo&,s IT, ~ 1.r ac1ogs tha n,a"nts;n.
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a. onee aae cto;iv III s,;li he can nn,v Teiv con.
ne 1ao1 ~ 3s', roirntssra Tha S;c,linn insnr,
P'e.ey on ~. vs,ahie tn re,ist an attack in the
eaa eea.Sf fa1d III md have most superstitious fear
oPen nsio, n"a ~ ~ r.tan;a Sowe1er thsv foueht
o. S easaiIs. s,ns1ed a % sfier ttreet ieht af txo
wen, anu rl;san aemorai;1e hr H. n;lIece ~
aA5s, ~ eA1''0''' Ff'~~'
'ng1 ~ "adn;n;strat;re ne.st;on has lkewi.e
ane ;sai,, sn'rad hv rs';ha13; itwasfeared
neeh ~ "ise heann;ng that hs Ministry would be
y .ns neshS hnt s, ~ are me- row ;nformed Tint he
1ta-saa:s ~ Tor-s.-za wsf1 sa;d hv f.avcnr fo
hs,qa,n Tasu ~ II conservative tendency. used to