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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-05
New \ orb Market.

New lork Market.
By 7eleqrnrh. Ngw YORK Nov 3.
FLorR- Market dull and heavy shade easier.
S. 30d5. ~ super Western; $5.55td5 IS Common
Extra do; s. 575d5.oo In erior To iood Shipping
Bran's and Extra Rounu Hoop Ohi..
tYR tLoCR->teatv It - 80 "a. 80.
WHEAT Marke. dull and l(d2c lower. 81 asa
LIZ Milwaukee Club sl.35al.3' Winter Rcd
Western.
RYE Market heavy 73c.
BARLEY Market at 72,d75c.
CORs Market without material change. 20
Zoe mixed western ahoat AMI in store.
Oars Ma ket dull at 37m3sc.
Pork i hOut important change.
WHIsKY-Market mere active
klvcr Items.
Saturday, November 8, 1850.
ARRIVED
LUzERNE, Davis, Montrose
METkOPOLITAN, jerks, Hontrose.
DEsMo,NEs Cry, erris, Dubuque.
PtNBINA, Hill, St. Paul.
CLARA liISE. Hall, Montrose.
DR.. KANE. Hubbard, ST. Louis.
DEPARTED.
LUzxRsE, Davis, Montrose.
METROPOLITAN jerks, Montrose.
DEsxolNEs CRY, Ferris, Montrose
PEkBISA Hill, Monirose.
CLARA H,NE, Patton, Mon'rose.
DK KANE, Hubbar Dubuque.
The Fred Lorens will depart for st. Paul ard
wey points this morning.
The faovrite passenger steamer Kate Cassel,
Capt. hilhouse, will depart for Montross this
morning.
The Henry Clay will depart for Montrose this
morning.
ACc,DENr.-As the DR.. Kane was backing out
from the levee last Saturday evening, she came in
contact with the Metropolitan. owing to the strong
wind blowing at the time, doing some censidera-
Bile damage to the latter boat.
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Mill w..Od.

Now Is THE TINE TO LAY IN WOOD
~ for winter u-e. We have dry kindlinx WOO !.
~ = W Per cord std green wood st 81 81 psr
,orj.
Quick or you vii ~ too late.
Jy1A.Au FREACH / DAVIES.
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Chicago Grain Market.

We copy from the Times and Herald the follow
ing sta,emen Of receipts and shipments Of grain
in Chi,ag5 since lanuary l. $500:
RECEIPTS OF GRAIN SINCE JAN. /, So 60
lsG0. 1859
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sEa,xEE T.. aaUEnEll.

A TTOkNEY AT LAW AID NOIAKf PUP
~ Lie. OFFICE. No. |, up states over Smith ;,
Var ',y Store, Of Brady and second streets
apis dly
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ 4 Patchn's old shop, alley opposite Engine
House Brady street. [apl9-dly
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PRANK PLuMkR. GRO. N. VAN Hos
PLUMER Il VAN nOSEN.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
~ and Notarss Public. Alss, agents for tn
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford
Conn, Capital, s3o0,o0o; City Fire Insurance Co.
New Haven, Conn, Capital. S50u,040.
Office in LeClaro Block, Davenport. sept
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.c.PARKER, ND. GEO. W. A'CAKN, n. d.
DOCTORS PARKER Il McCARN,
DPl SlCIANS and SURGEONS. OFFICE,
No.. Franklin Block, second floor, B ady ST.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Dr. fAKkEks residence, corner 9th and LIE Claire
streets. Dr. Gno. w. McCARNs residence, east
side of Brady second door from corner of eth.
myl7-dtf
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Z. d. coN6DoN. Wa IALL.
CONG DON 4 HALL
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
n and Notaries Public. Office, North west
orncr OF Brady and second streets, upstairs
ntrance on lirady street. july 20 diff
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Martin Of the Phoenix
opens his restaurant this evening. He intend-
at al times to keep on hand supply of game
oysters meats, etc and will serve them up al
short notice, and ut reasonable prices. He
hopes by strict attention to business to deriv.
the benefi of the same, and hopes that oil hi
friends will give him a call
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THE Cl Y.

Losr-A gent!eman's shawl, small
purple and white plaid The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it at this Office
That TRoT-Sboull the weather
prove fair that trot for 800, between Silk
Stockinpe and slish quaki will come of THE
afternoon at o'clock.
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ject furt.er, and thbsk It will Interest our
readers, and prove subject worth paying at
tention to, ss showing whore our common
garden products were first introduced from.
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BILLIAKDs. We understand that
Marten. proprietor of the PhHnix Billiard SA
loon, is getting up prize to be played for in !:
couple Of weeks. by several uf our best anna
tour p!a, er., on hls tables. The prize is e..
blematicAl Of the sport. aud we'll worth thr
best efforts of any lover OF the game, and tn
winner will be pronounced the champion OF
the cue in Davenport.
\ GLOOMY Saturday was the last
though We saw q reasonable number o! farm
ers and etraugsrs in the city some were
rushing about hard pressed with business
others were shiverng about on corners. rub
ting tn cir haLds and stubbing their toes or
the sida-w to keep warm. II the weather
changes for the better there will probably be
tirer weather 10 the course Of q few days; 20
have been informed-tbough for the vsrac-
i,y of the report we not at liber y to
vouch-at ieaet, not until after election.
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CAMERON wsDD..sNGION,

CHAS. \. PUTNAM. JOHN n. kOGER Rs
So NAM a. ROGESsS.
A TTOKNkYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
~ OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. 20, Main St.
Second Floor. UNI dtf
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Flour and Feed store.

NUs IL W FUC NJ D4VtBVUTC IOW3
Winter " Wheat Flour,
Spring Wheat Flour,
Buckwheat Flour,
Graham Fleur,
Rye Flour,
kyc Meal,
Corn Meal, bolted,
Corn Meal. coarse.
Mddlings,
Bran and Shorts,
Oats,
Corn in ear,
Corn, shelled,
and all kinds of Mill Products will be kept con
stantiy IN hand ard so at reasonable prices for
cash Purchases delivered in any part Of the city
free of charge.
The subscriber is prepared to pay the h higheat
market price for country produce. nev3.f
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.JuIIN WEORD.
j. 4. REID. NJ. ID,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n ani Notary Public.
OPRicE-NickolPs Block upstairs. JAMIE
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AUSTIN CoRBIS. GEO. s. &. DOW. 8. X. BROWN
aON BlN, now 4 BROWN,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW.
"A and Notsries Public.
=. Z. BRowN, United States Commi issioner.
OFFlCE-At Macklot d Corbin's Exchange Of
fee, Davenport, Iowa. mar3-tf
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HURTS HOUSE.
NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.

CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
" Davenport, Iowa. mch22dtf
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Law lSnrlMesAisiD

JSo P.CoOk. JwILsoN DRuRY
COOK \ DI4UNY,
Successors q Coot, Dillon d LIndey.
NE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the pr.ctice OF tho Law. to which We
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5, 1860. COOK l. DRURY.
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JOAN zlMuGxMaNN.

nDIANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
turer, one door west cf corner
~ 10th and l.eClare streets, Davenport,
Iowa. All instruments Of my own make warranted
and kept IN order. without char rye, FIVE years.
\. Repairing and tuning done at all times
nd in the best manner
DAVENPORT April Is. 1860. apll 3-dly
j. q. SH0RkY. II. OLIVER.
SslOkEY OI.lVER
7 OG PUMP MAkERS.-SIIOP ON THE AL
IL ley, between Front and Second, and Brady
and Main streets, Davenport, Iowa.
DAVENPORT, March 30--l3nwtf.
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DiYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No 2s, corner Main an Third streets, Dav.
enport, Iowa
DIR. REID can be consulted at his Office at all
bours of tn day and night, unless professionally
engaged. scpt25
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~ r. CLAIR X

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A and Notary Public, Metropolitan Block, Dav
cnport, lava. mars #
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L>RESH UloTEhS Al iut -.
l. m AAwsE z sToRs
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CARDS.

DnYSICIAN, SURGEON d ACCOUCHtU UK
l. OrFICE- south east corner Of brady and Sec
ond streets. Ofhce hours from Z to A. NJ, and
to Z. u. junel7 II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-16
Coiored Passenger by the CaaArd
steamer.

We give from the English papers the follow ne CORE
spondense between The Recorder Of Birmingham and v
Edwin Chapman on the ono part and Sic SAM Cunsrd
on the other relative 10 the privilege Of cooed passcn
gers On the Cunard Steamers
BRls1of, June II, 1860.
SIH siNrM Crx,Rp-t-udcr ordinary circnu,stsncss a,
strangers to you would be duty apologize for
ruding u,on your time and attention; but in matter
which intimately the reputation az your excel
lent line Of packets the United states ani indeed tne
honor OF our country feel tia, staecut ~hica
good reason Tor respectfully calling on YOU 20 prevent
repetition Of misconduct In your agent. which no Eng
lshman can regard without Indignation We are sure
that cannot be your will that your passengers because
they happen TO be persons OF color ,d meet with
Partial and unjust trcaucn, on board your Great
Britain recognizes distinction OF rights b.cansc of
color, and the captains OF her mail packets you will
FIRST TO agree must not be permitted crage the
unhslowed prcjudices OF Foreigners, and thus
them the scenes Of social cypress ION.
We gratefully remember your promise IL lsI7, that
onslsss should take r.ce on soarl rour r,,,
this promise has been hso<en by your agent In the
which we now proceed ~ lay before you N cause you
deep concern both becausc you must have dore
binding upon all your service because of the
modification which has been inflicted on .rsons whose
position ccnduc, character max. the indrnities u
which they have been subjected bitterly eet psh by
them and their families and friends
That so much time has elapsed since the voyage was
made before sending this application 10 YOU arises from
the fact 81 The documents necessary for o.iahshn tn
case having been only lately placed our han.is osink
gentleman 10 whom they we're cutrusc in the hopc thi
be would Immediately pcrf'rm the task which has d.,
volved on
We enclose extracts from letter addressed n the gs.
uemcn above referred to detailing the urs Pei
and her party and also cnpy 81 letter from ys,r az
Al Boston, United states Which will put yuu Ia
Of all the facts and cuurteously urgently Y 20
besrcsk your attention ~ I'm and to
tbcrerpou AZ the CLEARLY mperatively de.n,ni
II only remains to say That week since Ma r
mond sister 10 Mrs. Putnam highly Intelligent and most
cstimsbc person, stuiyng lie ~ f,r Ia lies IA
Bdford square LONDON, vas present at antisilvery
gathering the house II one of the sasscrbrs u this
letter. and there laid the before TIN pssois
hlcd, who feeling themselves i'm psc IN IN, ~ nrthy
add m0st inho-rts,lc tresimut ~hich Ans.ic, ias.
fcngcrs hsi cx.-ricacei N ~ har NJ sty's nail
packets receiving tsc Subsidy of the rsion ant selling
undcr official cooss rclicstci az I, take hash ncssGres
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The serf Question I'm Rsssia.

ST. Pr1rRsBrEo, June Is, 1850
Aner my previous explanations concerning the present
disposition OF the Russian NOBILITY, you WILL dare say
be somewhat prepared 10 receive news OF liberal and
consequently startling import from this capital What
have 20 communicate TO day WILL however Guido the
most extravagant expectations that mig have been On
terancd as 10 the progress of feeling OF Independence
among the boyard leaving Cor your readers 10 test
the correctness Of this assertion procccd give
following documents without further introduction or
The nobility cf the rrouince Of vladimir In petition
recently addressed TO the Emperor the subject OF adj
mnistratve abuses expressed themselves such
YorR MalSrT Up to the present time tho existence
Of Administrative corruption IN Russia has been but
natural result Of the peculiar division OF society this
empire. lsnd with slavery As oac OF hs established
institutions cannot possibly aspire to the enforcement
right and justice in any clrs ~ society IT. however.
scrfdom In 70 be abolished, becomes necessity al
low the cooperation Of the municipal bodies IN all mat
tiers Of government. and especially Ia those rcat
ing to the prompt and actusi execution of the Law.
Without thf, reform be carried out IN Russia nor
would the abolition Of scrfiom prove beneficial 10 the
pcsssnry. save after the curtanen, Of ths Unlimited
power now vested In the officials To bcrste the pea,
ssntry during the continuance OF thlprscnt state OF
things would I've Ia deprive them of ths pru,c.tt,a OF
their masters and hand THE cisss over IN tho
greater, and indeed, niocrsoc arbrariness of on i
irrcsronsibty. We may vel say that such proccc ling
would be Conducive 10 the entire cstncti " every fe
ING of right and Law In the breasts vf the pc antry
Meet gracious Emperor The no ,ility deem /, their
holy duty " submit 70 the INST gracious cog issnce OF
your Imperial Majesty that there almnsirs
tive reforms most urgently rcinirci, the in IN
change IN the cond Ion OF the serfs be all att ,aed
with results beneficial n the sni tho Empur a, large
These reforms Is our settled conviction, be the
following -
An entire separation OF the police from the imnls.
tration Of justice.
The n,cduc,cn Of the prncplc or selr govern nm,
for all classes the members &C the local suihr,rs Ne
responsible only 70 the csab shed tribunals uf the ,
try and 10 be elected without any waucvsr
OF the authorities.
g. The introduction Of common ADMINISTRATIVE orr,as
having power over all classes cf society Within, dsa.
ton.
g. reorganization Of the police the principle Of
strict adherence ~ lac.
9. The admiss of the public 10 courts Of jnscs the
trial o. criminal, By oral evidence and the Introduction
Of juries.
The Issuing OF law, making every Que alike re
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Terrible Cat..sr.phs n Msnue.oss


SIX PERSONS DROWNED WHILE TRYING TO sAvy ONE
The - Authcny correspondent Of the Paul Pioneer
writ to the or the seventh instant the follow ng
account o. terrible csssaty-
Our curnuuni startled on Thursday by q rcport
that had been drowned Iake Calhoun the
fov ing named persons the ost Rev H. NJ Nichols
psstnr 81 the society ~ wmcspcts Nancy
his VIE aud Henry their aed thirtcen; Mr. Ceye-
land, brother IN law ef NJ. Nicots an Enesettc aged
thirteen, and Ella aged eleven. daughters OF Mr. Ccve
land But one little by, sged ycars Is left OF tho
Nichols family-while the Cleveland family rcsnalpur
consists OF ecreave. sorrowing wife and interest
ing daughters &c tender years
The circumstances ~ she catastrophe as correctly As We
could CLEAN them. fslews.-Thc IN miles were vst
Of ten persons II proposed baihr and while Mr.
Nichols aud Mr. Cfaveand poiting bathing irc<s
e. Mr.. >ichols' Mr. evcland daughters enter
Cd the water Owing ~ the sbaps Descent some twenty
beyond her depsh ms being ohscrvcd by the
brave boy lie vcnturei relieve her falling In which
he desrtd the other h~ gtr arcach her hand which
she did y
Thus Joined hand IN hand the, s,ruvv,~, b,, Milling IN
get w the sbeivkg bsnh. aud browning alarmed they
called mr. help whcp Messrs cvesna ssd Nichols rushed
in hand 10 hanf Not ING within reach they requested
Mrs N'chcs 70 ester the ~.s = which she did, takisv
bold on Mr. Nichols hand, entered the deep water and
sseeeded 10 resShins tue STRUGGLING children.
But standing on the she wing bank he oss his balance
ssc IN fass dragged Mr. Nichols and wife INTO the deep
water They sunk, iaiamg fest holds zach other
Thus thee thss could swim prevented from doing
So, and soon sunk 70 rise W. Nichols was
buoyed M ~ bev light skirts, and repeatedly called
her sister, Mrs Cevelznd TO herald This noble
lady did all de,,ase sy Invalid co nd but her cnvrts
of avail. and Mrs. Nichols tos, pcrislsei.
lurDg the afternoon OF Thursday, thc bodies Of Mr..
Nichols wife ami son Mr. Cleveland and his daugli-
trs six IN numsertn aprroprste eoius--wcre exposed
in the pArlor &c hc late rcsidc.e Mr. Nichols side
by sds aud rnss cf visitors SA,hcre 70 view tbs
rOwfu scene
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Ater the execution VI this Young man Al H.
vdcre on The 9Th inst, says the Sussex IN ~ Rsa<
hs remains were conveyed 10 the home Of his pareuts
ABOUT four miles west OF Basown arriving there al a
O'clock NJ They were enclosed IA neat coffin, with
plate on which the name only Of the deceased was e.
gsved twas aed spectacle for tho very worthy fami
70 oehcid but many long and weary months oi allie
ton had prepared them for the nnal shock they bore
IL WITH christian mcekness and resignation.
Tn saturday afternoon the body deposited In its
last resting place, the farm OF Mr. Harden The gene
serycdy enjoyed la the eehborhood and the deep Gym
f~thy felt for them their affection called out an uu-
suais large attendance Of scquaInances and friends
and deep soemnity pervsdcd the entire multitude me
opening prayer was offered BY the Rev l. ~ vansant a
Hopci an appropriate hymn sung, when an i'm
pressve DISCOURSE, founded pm Hosea vi: &, was de-
lvercd by j haihis OF Saltwater The solemn sen
vices were closed BY the bcnedcon by the
Rev. Mr. Reilly, Of Balrstswn.
The trunk belonging 10 the deceased which contained
nis papers and other personal effects removed By
MS brother from the jail 8elvdcre the day pre-.
cedng his execution. Among his posthumous remains
carefully written l,e work which, In the guse OF an
aimoni DRY legacy 10 the young, contains revelation cf
The guilty career Of the writer and may technically
properly be termed the dying confession Of Jacob ar.
dcn The prompt publication Of this vsrk widely
msndcd by public curiosity but the aged parents Of the
unortnnnse snthcv being ndkpsed TO proioue the pain
fn notorcty which attaches hts name have not 20.
The PROBABILITY, howsve, H. that after udcieus revision
u will be prnted aod while essential fact win he SUD-
pressed viii appear shape calculated In satisfy the
rational curiosity of Al, and at The tim- he nsru
mcnsal IN turning many from the paths which lead 10
destruction.
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News from south America.
inc Tyne, Captain Je,iicoe, arrived at southampscs
England, on the I'd inst.
our dates are from Bueuos Ayres TO Nav "a: Monte
'edo' Sls' Rio de Janeiro, June 8; Bahia I2h: ~
General Mitre was elected Governor on IN. =.
the Chambers, almost without oppost,ou n. 800.
tory tone adopted by him in his address, and biz
determination 70 turn his attention. nrut - eo~. .
the accomplishment Of that national union determine -
the compact Of San jose, reinduced confidence Tor NJ
= the speedy settlement Of the question, end produo1
general seine 4 atisSActios ihroughdss e sssssrs
at the selection Of the Chambers. But this was q
rsfSssd 70 join The .dpipstr.iion, the new dovssa
W. fofced 70 choose his miAistry nom aoog lhe r.
ss1se men e., o. sns ultra liberal party who had .ss
Who were denied all participation In the arrangement a
the treaty Of Nevenbsr. Ounces Immediately u
AZ q wsne q ccs1dsnce IN Is stsSiisy 4 The aSSiss
tration thus constituted general among al classa
move this Impression and ensctmsnts Lave besn
and have With few exeeptioas net With uni
rous = sons h:se been introduced into
prove Of great public utility Stringent measures have
seopted for the prevention those systematic frauds
Soms changes have been made IN the organization Of ths
o. thesOunry Is not asssctsd ne San Fernando Ran
IL %saiss rapid and line 70 the :ossA
co.ss Az, eassa 9pon the French metse and kilograms
1osmee, compared with former month"; NJ v7eu On =
soese; the shfoatsnng aspect or potcp - -
xeep oce rom seeking 70 invest beyond thcr REQUIRE
MENU Nevcrtneicss such business as has been docc !.
satisfactory Prices continue 70 rule hgh ma pavms,t.
come more readily than for several years beck pro
ny On Of the continued low rate Of interest main
nmeo ~ the bank. Cattle forward slowly ov.v
TO the advanced season. Slaughter durins ia mn
S1uo0 head Sailed OK and hides-Sales Is ooo q
% reals and 63 reals for and 81 reals FOR covr
Supply superior lot fetched mills H. but since the A.
avM OF the packet demand sprung up-from 70 600 IA
~ oOo arrs most part medium casses-for France sos
reduced to 40 900 or $50 900 ars chiefly medium nd
p 1nesor classes Freights show but little alteration
i, becoming scarce and ships are leaving in bal
tne Tyne at eas 3D. 70 67s 3D. per douboou have
varied from 800 to $50; last price on the Bosa S5IE
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In addressing the following appeal to your generous
feelings emboldened by the earnest sympathy which
you have displayed for the Of Italy, and for those
noble spirits who risking their lives in her de-
fence.
The American clipper and the Sandman steamer cap.
tured by the Neapotan government contained about 900
volunteers for Italian independence The terrible misfor.
tune which has consigned these unhappy youths pri.
In lieu OF the battle field in every feeling
hear, sentiment which will suffer objects to be
abandoned either To indifference 70 oblivion.
II fruit!ess TO attempt to deludc oneself with
respect TO their position They have fallen into the
hands not OF King but Of ASSASSIN who irrttcd by
The umphs OF Garibad and goaded by the prospect
ruin, which each succeeding day brings his
view may at any momeot be induced TO wrc Ak a COW.
ards vengeance on these his last dcfcncccss victims
In true that diplomatic negotiations pending for
the restitution OF the passengers but who does
member the delay that took place the affair OF the Gag
harit Who can fail 10 perceive that IL the system
OF procrastnation be adopted now many OF these
Imprisonment the vindcivc cruelty Of the Neapotan
government, and perhaps the malignant influence OF a
deadly climate When the Bourbon has decimated his
victims, what repaTation viii be possibleS
Mob and lust the sentiments which actrate the
sandman AID american authorities they must be spurred
on TO additional exerons BY the universal cry Of Europe
and OF America
In the present Instance cargo of cotton which
Is at stake II is tie lives OF men, pinng 70 death
dungeon IL pine hundred families that
Co do battle FOR their country, and not to undergo the
lures o' n govern mcnt condemned by the pablo
science; 1t is the honor Of two national banners haoved
by the respect OF two mighty continents.
In the OF interests sacred I conjure YOU the
noble representatives OF public opinion, to use your
utmost efforts 10 induce the government OF the United
States ard that OF the alisn kingdom to from
the Court OF Naples the immediate restitution Of these
900 prisoners and 10 exact by the sole agument which
will have weight In the councils Of the Bourbon Court
an intmation 81 war Ia the case Of a refusal.
Public opinion viii not fail second your endeavors
a,i you Will acquire impcrshabe title the grati
tude not Of nine hundred families alone but OF all Italy,
and 81 all mankind.
with profound esteem, rem,n sir your oeedcn, ser.
want THEMISrOCfIS PEDOrrI.
brother OF one OF the osptves.
Mi-lS. June 20. 1s60.
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The Paris Mni,ev OF this morning announce thai mr.,
ject of law has becn laid teforc ,ho C,,. ~
mept of Submarine telegram bat,rccn France "a ~
United states N '-'
The funeral Of Prince Jerome was MAGNIFICENT The
Ambass adors attended the ceremony AMI nm
crowd was present. 'N'i''
All the theatres viii no clo-es ,,,s cr.,,, NJ, ..
Of the obseq uies of Prince Jerome ~ "000N"'
PAWS Ic,e m ysco
The Paris Pde saws the disturbances An Albani, have
been lderably exsgyrated Tho s.,e,sn, IN, ,h
Austrian Consul had been murdered l. untruc 80
Pans july !. 1850
The Paris Honi,e,y OF this morning ,hc nrc