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To John TripIet, James Reynolds, Hugh Kennedy
n b. McLeArsy, A. Il. Dening, j. r. Dawn, A.
Hosmer. james johnson, Robert n. Robbs John
Tsmplin, Geo. Bliss Co.. q. b. Chittenden b
Co., James M. Love, John r. Eicklen and Peter
Lucas, partners as Ficklsn a Lucas:
VOU snd each Of you re hereby notified that
Il there II bow on Ale In the Once Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keo~
kuk, petition Of Charles Parsons claiming of you
the said Triplst and Ksynolds the sum Of four
thoussnd four hundred ,4oe1 dollars, with inter
eft at tan psr ccnt. par annum fron Jan. 1. 1866,
= money due apoa eight promissory notes for $3.50
each, of sid date and payable to the order OF said
paons and Also against al Of you the foreclosure
Of = mortgage at sans date, sxccuted by said
Triplet and Reynolds upon she following described
property, to-wtt Lot and parts of lois and9
In Block 81 In the city of Kcokuk, and described
thus-beginning on the Msin-street line of said lot
sevsn ~ feet and 10 ~ inches from the west cor
nsr Of said lot 7, thence southeastery along said
line a. feet and III inches, thence north-easterly
parallel to 7th street lao feet TO the alley thence
north-westerly along the aiisy lot feet and 81
inches to Seventh street, thence sonsh-westeTly
along Seventh street 40 feet, thence southeasteiy
parallel TO Main-st. AZ feet ard 10 "a inches,
thence southwesteriy parallel to 7th street 100 feet
to the place Of beginning, In Lee Co., lowe; also
the sale Of the property.
Now, therefore, 1nleas you appear and answer
thereto on or before the morning Ok the I'd day OF
the next term Of said court to 81 begun and holden
ut Keoksk on Monday the Sd day OF Sept, 1860,
judgment will be rendered against you.
j. LOTHROP RICE,
July q, Is6o-dIm Atty for Plaintiff.
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Delinquent List OF lots

NOTICE is hereby given to the owners Of the
lots described In the foregoing lis situated in the
City of keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iva,
and all others interested, that special tax has
been assessed and ieyiedon said lots by the City
Council Of the City of keokuk, as designated in
the above list, for repairing tho sidewalks ain st.
In froat OF said lots, and unless payment be made
of the tax 20 levied, anu also all costs on
or before the 10th day OF July, A. ID. 1860, the
said lotsor go much thereof ~ shall be necessary
to discharge tax and costs, will be sold on the
day aforesaid, at the Mayors Office In said city,
between the hours Of nine o'clock q. m. and Ave
O'Clock p. IN. G. c.. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of keokuk.
June IL lS60-dtd
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Notice 10 hereby given 10 the owners OF the lots
described in the foregoing list, situated in the City
Of Keokuk, Lee County, andStatc Of Iowa, and all
Others interested, that special tax has been as
sessed and levied on said lots by the City Council
Of said City, for repairing side walks in front Of
said lots, rs designated In the above list, and
less payment be made III the taxes so levied, and
alse all costs, before the 24lh day Of July,
A. ID. 1860, the ssid lots, much thereof as
shall be necessary 70 discharge said and costa,
will be sold the day aforesaid, at the Mayor 3
uilce snia cay, between tine nours OF ociocx
q. IN. and bo'cloek p. m.
G. @. STEVENS,
Collector of tbs City Of Keokuk.
July e. 1860-dtd
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hscH0t NOkkCGs
rTyO ELIJAH FINLEY
L You are hereby notified that there Is now on
file In the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
VI Lee county, at Keokuk. . petition Ut Hiram
Barney, claiming of you the sum VI Two Hundred
and twenty-eight 80 100 Dollars, with interest
thereon from May 20, 1862, at 10 per cent per an.
num,ss money due on . mortgage made by ytu 10
Chas Mason, June II, 1853; also claiming from you
and the other defendants to faid petition foreclo-
of raid mortgage, bling upon lots nine tSl ten
ll0l, eleven ll) and twelve tl2), in block No. one
hun dred and ninety-two ll92), In the city of Keo
kuk, Lee Co., Iowa, the said mortgage having been
given for the purchase money, and since assigned
by said Mason 10 said Barney: And unless you ap.
pear and answer said petition on or before the
morning Of the second day Of the next term OF
said Court to commence keokuk on the First
Monday Of September. A. ID. 1850, . default will
be entered against you, the petition taken as by
you confessed, and decree rendered against YOU
as prayed therein. NOBLE d STRONG,
june 26-dIml Att'ys for Plf.
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Deiinquent Ll.t Of Los.

I'm which special taxes due and unpaid for
~ repairing plank sidewalks on Fifth-street,
betw cen Blondeaa and Orleans streets.
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TTuAIe0so sale.
NOTICE IL hereby given to al whom Ii may con
IN Germ that On the 18th day OF July, A. ID. 1861,
ut the OF Main street and Second street ke-
okuk, Iowa, viii soil 10 the highest bidder, for
cash. the following real estate in the county al Lee
and State Of lows, namely: The undivided half Of
the fractional half, Block thirteen I3). OF Xii.
bourne's addition 70 the City Of Keokuk. at the
corner Of 18th and Blondesu streets OF said city
This sale ID made by virtue Of deed OF trust
from Horace Ayres to me, made to secure the pay
ment Of note Ok 4lo4 TO Hoskins, Heiskell q Co.,
which note being due and unpaid, am required by
the terms Of the trust deed 70 sell said real estate
A deed will be made 10 the purchaser.
SAM. X. MILLER,
June 27th, 1860. Trustee.
jun2T dtd
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Mates an NuYstng.
M lat 1T is, and what IT liz not /; by Florenc,
w Nightingale. For sale by
oaDEN, BROW NELL 4 co.,
my1ad 52 Main-st.
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DIRECT INFORMATION
u a r d w are and Cutlery.
s. w. & I'll. TUCKER,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
have in store, and are receiving their supplies
for the Spring Trade direetfrom the makers, whicl
they ofer 60 CASH AND PRoAPr TIHE BUYERS or a
vorahle terms. The ttoek being unusually iarg
they Confidently solicit sxamiI ton Of the sam
y W. & III TUCKER
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Orlx AnAI Notice.
TO JOSEPH w. HOLMAN:


TO JOSEPH w. HOLMAN:
VOU are hereby notified that there Is now
Court of Lee County Iowa at Keakuk, The petition
OF John Mcmahon, claiming of you the fore
closure Of a mortgage on Its and in block Ct
OF the city of Keokuk In said county and State
and that decree be rendered against you in the
sum Of 81, 1888 33-lG0 with 10 per cent per annum
interest thereon from March 18th, 1857, being the
amount due on promissory note secured by said
mortgageon the premises aforesaid, and for gener-
al relief.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer 10
said petition before the second day of the
next term Of said Court At said place TO be holden
Judgment or decree win be rendered against ,ou
thereon As pro eonfessc.
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
May 7, l860-4w Att'ys for Petitioner.
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FHUTUGENE.
4 VERY superior article OF Cincinnati COAL
~ OIL for sale at 81 ~ gallon, at the
aplad4w kEOkIk DRUG STORE.
Year Years Aboard the " haze amin.
EMBRACING cruises In the Pacific, Atlantic, In.
IL dian and Antarctic Oceans. In the years sos
ID, 67, '6S and 80, by w. Is. Whitcar. For sale
by OGDEN ,BR0WNELLk CO.
o~tafd
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2
Legal N office.

To Becker u Co.:
V0U are hereby notified that there Ia now on file
Il in the Clerk y Office OF the District Court Of
Lee county, Iowa, at keokuk, q petition of
Barclay Shields, IA partnership of that name
and Style, filed on the 9th day OF June, A. D. IS o,
claiming of yen the sum OF thirteen hundred aud
sixty-six dollars 90 money due ON bill of e1-
change drawn by J. 4. Death 4 Sons and accepted
by you. and also claiming attachment which
issued and levied upon the north west half of
lot 6, block 65 of the city Of az The proper
ty Of A. Becker, one OF the partners of Becker q
Go. And unless you appear and answer said psti.
.:cc CT 81 before the - day ~ tie rex.
term Of said court, which commences on the lst
Monday in September next, Judgment will be rem
dered against you by default.
RANKIN 4 MILLER,
July p. 1660-dlm Att Us for Pitts.
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sHEnIFE,s SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, 90


LEE COUNTY,
10y virtue of . special Execntion to me directed,
- issued by the Clerk Of the District Court of said
County, in favor Of Jno Lynch, and against Jas. M
Reid land decree of foreclosure against said Reid
SAml. Holmes, Henning Woodruff, Of u D In an 90
ton of for closure have levied upon and will sell to
tho highest bidder, the door Of the Clerk Once
Of the District court Of Lee County, Iowa. ut keo-
kuk In said county, ON the 2sth day u july, A. D.
1860, between the hours Of 9o,clock =. m. and 4
o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following property
to-wits The northeast quarter OF the north east
quarter Of the southwest quarter Of section TWEEN
tysix In township sixty 1--we to5), north Ut range
1--WE lo) west, containing ten acres moro or less, In
the county OF Lee and State of Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and 70 be sold BY order 81
Court 10 satisfy said writ OF execution.
Kcokuk, June rs, 1860.
III. n. IElFfITH, Sheriff Of Lee Go.
jun2gfee36
c. PAULDlN0'S PkEPAARD aLUR for sails b.
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Legal Nstice.

Le10l N0thcG.
To. ]. v. McRinstryf
V0U are hereby Motif ed that there is nov on Ole
l. In the Office u the clerk OF the District Court
of Lee County, lows, Mt Keokak, petition Of the
Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant 4 Muscatine Railroad Co., .
corporation duly organised and incorporated under
the laws Of IcwA, claiming Of you the sam of two
hundred and sevcnty-fve and 67-loe dollars,
[$276.611, ~ money due on . written agreement
made by and between you and Others and said com
pany, On or about June issh, 1865, by which you
promised to take sir sbaresof the capital stock OF
said company and 10 pay the inssalmcnts therein in
twelve III equal monthly paymenlx and also as
money due on = due bill for twenty Eve I251 doll
lars, executed by you to said company, dated Nov.
lst, 1885. Said petition also prays for a writ of
attachment.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and plead,
answer or demur TO said petition before the
morning OF the second day Of the next term Of said
court, to be begun and holden in the city OF keo-
kuk ON Monday the I'd day Of September, A. ID,
1860, Judgment will be rendered against you
thereon.
j. LOTER0P RICE,
July Q, l66o-dlm Atty for Plaintiffs.
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Legal N office.
80 Easrla 4. a A. ~

Legal NOkiCe.
To Wilson, Fairbanks d Co.:
V0U are hereby notified that there il now on Il 10
l. In the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court
OF Lee County, Iowa, 1t Keokuk, petition of
Roland Cutler, claiming OF you the sum of two
hundred and eighty-two and 6I-l0o dollars,
t$2s26i with interest thereon ut six per cent per
annum from March 18th, 1859, 10 money due on
promissory note executed by you for said sum,
dated Nov. l2,h, 1859 and payable four months al
ter date 10 your ord,r and endorsed by you to the
plaintiff. Said petition also prsys for writ Of at
tachment.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and plead
answer or dcmur to said petition on or before TIE
morning Of the I'd day oil the next term Of said
court be begun end holden in the city Of Keok
on Monday the Sd day Of September, A. d. 1869
judgment will be rendered against yos thereon.
j. LOThK0P RICE,
July 7, ls60-d1m Atty for pIt'f
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SPRING STOCK FOR 1854
4. L. ooHxASLE. anoRas \. sNYrx
CONNABLE x SMYTH,
Wholesale Grccers, Forwarding and Com
uscx-;nr Maruo r{r, rrI

mIShNn MpTCaHlS, and
Dealers I'm Tennessee and Junfas-
IK ON,
No. 81 and 5s Levee, ............. KEOKuR. IOWA
"k have now in store, ard will be recsivinr
w continually, rs the wants Of the trade dss
msnd, from the EAst and South, ample suppaes 81
goods In our lane, 10 which the trade on Iowa
Northern Missouri and w estern Illinois il rsspsct
fully solicited, as we determi lined 10 conanesa
successfully with st. Louis and Chicago In prices
Transportation added) for al goodc In our line.
Merchants Buying for Cash. or
mpt Time Buyers. Will find our
PRICES Low and 10 well IN exam.
Inc our stock before making Iheir
purchases
We are now receiving, and have in store sli 9th
or classes Of goods appeEtainng TO line of lus-
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Legal Notice.
DISTRICT COURT OF LEE COUNTY,
STATE OF IOWA, AT kE0kUK,
To Frank Schreek, Sir:
N0U are hereby notified that there IL nov on O. 10
i in the Clerks Office Of the District Court of
Lee County. Iowa, at Ksokuk, . petition OF
Barbara Schreek, asking Of said Court decree Of
Divorce from you vtneuio matrsmo-si on the
ground of wilful desertion from the said plaintiff
by you, withouta justi6able or reasonable cause
for the space Of one year. and for habitaal drunk
eness, and for cruelty by you to said plaintiff.
And unless you appear and answer thereto on OF
before the second day of the 1t septem Der term
of said Dstri Court, TO be holden in said coany
at Keokuk, y decree will be rendered against you
therein in pursuance OF the prayer of said peti.
tion of plaintiff.
III. 7. KYLE.
June 4. IS60-dlm Sol for Plain tit
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FlK Il INSURANCE.
Missouri State Mutual

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
is. McCune, 3. NJ. Edgsll, C.S. Greedy,
E.Wyman, g. u. Peck, B.W.Alexandsr,
james Smith, A. D. Pomeroy d. D. Page.
Il Is. ELLIOTT ,Eec'y. 8. m. EDdELL Press
no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. risks TAK1H.
H.B. HOLAE6, 0sn4rsl Agent.
dsso dly A.BRID0AAN, Agst, Kseknk.
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INDIA and CHINA.

The Overland Mails by the steamer Slmls-wt,se
bad reached Alden with her main shaft broken-as6
been teegraphed via Trieste and would reach EngianA
in two or three days.
The dates are Shanghai May 30, Hong Kong June
z, Melbourne June -. There had been sres' psnis
at Shanghai among the natives owing 70 the approach
of the rebe The native banks were closed aud trade
was suspended. The steam transport Assistance had
been totally lost, but all board were saved. Tie
commercial depression at Melbourne continued. The
crops were promising. The go.d shipments since LA
mail we're over 130, NO ounces.
No active measures had been taken against the rsbsb
in New. Zealard go
LA1ER,-The above mails reached Marseillss on tie
Sd. The Calcutta dates are to June H. In, iadiss
prospects were more favorable, and quotations w'ss
rupees higher. Exchange, 2Ia3l6. FreightA IN
charged Shirtings dull, but hule-rwist tending ~
ward
Exchange at Shanghae y cent higher. Fresghs
unchanged.
Canton Tea market dull. Cotton goods rather
lower. Exchanges unaltered.
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=, .o.,rr, ~ the atrocities and their origir
He proceeded TO mention what those csusts ~oe, aau
10 obstrve on the difficulty OF tskns aisP ~
view OF the subject OWING the ssmp ucy eNo'n oy
fbe sufgeYinos cf the Cbristaos The dm reu' Euro
peen Powers had acted ~ copluucson gu 'ns IN
and the st of their delib 'rsticns ad oeeh Poo1
signed Pa defining the 'orOs Sauo' Axe MA
1;s rotoco Rad been signed by the five great Powers
"a r rnrese NATIVE Of the Porte. aud 70 the fol-
sOWips force not exceeding 70 600 European troops
.ho,iS he sent 10 Syria Of which anoe would imme-
da,ey fur ish 600, that the other 5000 shoul1 in
go ,bey were required be furnished by such Of
The Powers shall be deemed expedeot aud that the
continuance of European troops in Syria should be linn
tied 10 six months.
The great Powers aso declared their disuteres'ed
pess In concluding the arrangement for Intervention
Syria and their Intention Do 70 seek for exclusive i'd
yantsges, influence, privileges. He ALSO state
what steps had been taken oy the Porte for The sup
rrsssiop Of the re dis urbanses The different Pc
hsd also determined 70 seed Commission to Syria,
and Lord Dlferin had been selected represent Eu-
gland. He was glad to Inform the House that the
Governor Of Damascus was ALREADY ia custody aud
wes to BE- brought TO trail. He concurred with the re-
marks Of Lord Strsdford de Re6cls to che difca.
es nsepsrabie from the Eastern question but he Gould
not agree with him that the time for paliidtves was
passed The stability Of the Turkish Expire was of
The greatest importance 70 Europe, AND everything
ought 10 be done to preserve It.
In reply 20 question nom LoSo DERBY, L0rd woe
house atd that the facts Dcerci the noble conduct
of MI Harvey at Tyre, as stated ia the wspapers,
were quite corr ct He also referred, in ealogisc
ferme 10 the spirited and humane conduct Of Mahom.
edan lady at Has Ella who had given refuge to 800
CHRISTIAN women, and prevented their massacre.
Lord ClaDricsrde paiC just compliment to the con-
duct of another Mahoue dan, Abd-ei-kader. de dis
sented from the plans OF the Government aud coun-
seed far vigorous proceedings th The efete Gov
eminent of Turkey.
Lord Granville said we ought not, because feel
pgs were roused by indignation at wha had occurred
rashy and entirely TO change pc icy in the vt,
which had materially contributed 70 the pesce OF Eu.
rope and the balance Of power IL the world.
After few words from Lord Stratford de Radcliffe
In reply, tho subject was dropped.
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two armies viii more lees rasrnze, aud we shall te
surprised il Ultimately b.segers and beslegeo 10 q,
march togette to Naples The recognition oil the snn
A. and befise navigation the straits sho that oiciy
il 10 be evacuated; and there ia manifest coortia
beateu this statement and the assertion that the
Neopoltaps wi continue to occapy Agosta Syracuse,
and Messina The ots of Gsribaldis army at Melazzo
has been sDgularly exaggerated. The news was
brought TO Genoa by the Captain Of an English ship
that the Genotse Company Of Carabiniers had been
entirely destroyed with the exec pion of seven mem
but turns out that the Captain spoke bad Italian and
cant say that the Company, though in the thick Of
he fight had only lost seven men killed and wounoed
Gsribaldi ultimately allowed Bosco to retire from
Melszzo with the honors of war. Colonel Auzani In
cufed him TO Wild upon this point saying 10 him:
General, remen Der that these soldiers are Italians
"who have bravely done what they eoSndeI % pc
ton ~ While granting Auzsnis request, no viewer,
GaribaId insisted that the Neapolitsn cavalry should
give their horses and equipments Cen ,SsD To- Sw
by II Kng Of Naples was forced to send them TO Gar
ibsldi but be took care olson them before hsn''
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0 led of the entry Of hedin, arrived IN person.
And NO words 10 describe The ovaiions woso are gv
10 Csribsldi. Inagir opg-expect,d MESSIAH gf0eIs
by the U@ope be has delivered the heart OF the WneS
people Toured out before the man OF the people, VIZ
fes u and lives with tie life Of the masses Tosy -
81 bic sspe 70 feel instinctvey being VINO
iy comp ehencs them, who loves them even WIN -
THEN weakness AID sll their faus and who has sa-
Iifoed bis life 70 their redemption.
Tie very day ofthe entrance negotiations began sseD
the evacuation Of s the points except of the foss %
the harbor, but II was only yesterday that the CO..
ditiops liked.
The Neapolitans TO evacuate the two forts he
hills above the town. leaving all the aattrei 10 the
n6s of the vicsors They TO leave the postoa q
San Girolamo, the southern ouskrts Of the town.
the latter 70 be occupied by oupcss and 70 fern
the lin its of our position toward the Castle, the opeo
staee before this last called Pisna d Terrauova, 70 -
kind of Neutral ground, with bos Of deusfcau fr
Nespoltan sentrss Neapolitan officers and soldiers V
have free npress and egress in and from The anA
TO be allowed purchase provisions; the Cssts NOT -
FIRE unless attached.
Medic and Gen. Clsry the port which NAG oeen clos
10 all shipping and cleared for possible
was opentd again, al during the day the srseeas
English, and Sandman men-ot.wsr returned 70 to0U
The Whole transition from military pressure .
freedom has taken place without the shghtes. uHofo
ance which is 80 much the more exuaordfnafy -
uost of the conycss had been let out at Messiaa,
everywhere else in tho island. People, reassafos
about the future, are reforming; the streets, which
left two months ego dead aud SILENT are thronged ~
noisy. The st Il nights formerly only interruptec y
the heavy tramp of the patrols or BY random snos y
q window which showed light are now reeoondng
with tie hum of a rejoicing people, and brghtened ~
an illumination. Ii is all life WI ere left death.
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THE ARMISTICE AT MESSINA.

The Patrie pretends the armistce has been con
cluced 18th the view Of waiting for the result Of the
negotiations pending at Turin between the ENJOYS OF
the King OF Naples and King Victor Emanuel. I'M
explanation is not pausible for the negotiations
sId,d TO are already terminated, and it results IRON
ALI the latest news that they have led 70 nothing Inc
desire TO prevent blocdshed and the cert,inty OF
spe, dy solution of the struggle seem TO us better fea
.on for the military convention entered into by tue TWO
generals. Since Garbsldi go 10 Naples whehcsol
men 10 conquer citadel which necessarily is INTO
his power when he shall be master OF Naples ~nore,
according to all the correspondence, his lnnuencs
daily Increasing, End he il IN reality more ing nm
FraLcis IT, One of the conditions OF the convention
cannot but hasten the inevitable Of the CRUSADE un
dertaken by the Dictator sgainsthe Neapoao ynhs
The soldeTs OF the two camps are - creu!ae iteey
Messna Syracuse and Agosis. IL ID usniies' 'n"' '''
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ITALY.
NAPLES AND SICILY.

The text of heconventon isiAd at Mesina between
Gen. Gary sDo Col Me ,ici, is psoshed in tbs Pans
Bonthrr. Ii is merely mill ay eonvepti for the
evacuation of Sicily from motives of humanity. 4oo'
N.apolitsps would guard the citadel Of he,sns, ana
~ould not lombard tee city unless Garibald tackled
The citadel The outer forts were occupied by Col.
Meoic Csribaldi, entering A,ssina, was r,csivei
With great enthusiasm. 1t is now asserted that the
military executions ordered by him at Melazzo were
only sx and that the were shot as assassius, not
AS combstants.
Late patches state that Garibaldi was preparing
to transport troops to the mainland.
The Nea ,olitan Government was occupied with con-
vacations of Parliament.
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FRANCE.

Au interview between the Emperor and the Queen
of Spain was spoken Of as likely 70 take place ABOUT
tb, tine OF the Emperor visit 70 Algeria, when the
Queen will be in Catalonia -,
Tie Bourse had fiat but closed frmer on the Sd
at 6S 80. .
Tie Courier de Paris, an opposition journal, had
been suppressed.