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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

Yesterdays 81. Louis Dem0crdt reinarks
Currency Is quite scarce, and only nominally sell
ing u below Bankable funds 1t has been renlitted
largely to Chicago for Exchange, and only gets out
again gradually among the grain purchasers. Col
ectons from the various parts Of the country by
merchants have been and continue to be meager.
Sight Exchange the East closes in fair supply.
or rather both Bankable funds and Currency are
scarce that those in want of Exchange have nothing
to pay for Il. Buying rate prem, selling prem
for Banknble funds.
Last week statement of the ST. Louis Banks again
show a decrease in every line. The Circulation of
the seven City Banks hus been reduced TO a very
small sum-Sl75,OO0 and their Coin - S637, 900
nearly 81 TO 81 of Circulation--of course renders
them strong But large sum has to be in reserve
to aid the country Branches.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

NUMBERS OF DAILY Press WANTED. -
Twenty cents will be paid for each of the
following numbers of Vol. III: 80, So, II, 72,
70, "a and 100. Apply at Counting-room.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

A CINCINNATIAN LECTURNG IN THE EAST
Mr.. Il. II. OberRline, of this city, is announced
to deliver a lecture in Rochester, New York,
next Friday evening, on Capital and Labor"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

SALE OF FURNITURE AT AUcTIoN.-This
morning, at half-past eight o'clock, j. Graf
& Co. sell at No. 225 West Fourth-street, the
entire furniture Of family at auction. See
advertisement.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFF q co.
IN Sale-rooms No. IS East Fourth -street-Very
Excellent Furniture at Auction.-Wil be sold at
public auction on TUESDAY MORNING. July 81,
at eh o'clock, at 225 West Fourth-st., the entire
Furniture, consisting of brocatelle sooiable do arm
chair, do window;seat, do. chairs, marbls'top CEN
ter-tabe, fancy table, etagere, mahogany haircoth
sofa, do rocking chair, do paror chairs, fre-sets
window shades, Brussels carpets, etc. :,
ALSO-Several tino Oil Paintings hall oil-cOth,
hatrack, door mats Brussels stair-carpet and rods
extension table, oak chairs dining; tea and glass
ware; elegant rosewood French bedstead, do mar
ble-top dressing bureau; walnut, French and cot
tage bedsteads, mahogany and walnut wash-stands,
work table, fancy do cane and other chairs, book
case, toilet-ware, spring and shuck mattresses,
Brussels and ingram carpets, drugget, rugs cook
jy3O JACOB GRAFF, Auctioneer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31
City News.

ROUTE FOR SAIE.-The Camp Washington,
Cumminsville and Fairmount route on the
DAILY Press for sale, Apply at counting
room.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT or POSTAGE,
Monday, July 30 .....l
Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy, New Orleans, La.
Mrs. Richard Acton, London, o.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

p FATAL AcCIDENT-A SEPTEGENARIAN FALLS
Down STAIRS AND BREAKS HIS NEcK.-A man
about seventy-four years of age, named John
Grocing, accidentally fell down stairs, yes
terdayt evening, at the residence of Mr..
GeitzleE on Elm-street, near Henry, and was
instantly killed. Caroner Carey held an
inquest upon his body, during which it was
discovered that his neck had been fractured,
and thejury rendered verdict in accordance
with the flct.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31
Doughty's Charcoal Tooth
" ItV Paste.

vNNHIs ARTICLE HAS OBTAINED A
N substantial reputation for Its superior efficacy
in preserving and 6eautifying the Teeth, Price 25
cents per box For sale xh9leasxzle and retail BY
ly26-aw N. u. corner Of Fifth and Main.streets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

PArTERsoS has Just received from Havana,
direct $4,000 cigars, choice brands, consist
ing OF Ambrosas, Conohas, Ell Soils, Wash
ington Regalias, and the famous Guess, at
Nos. llb Main-street and lo2 West Fourth
street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

MEETING OF THE FOURTH WARD BELL AND
EVERETT CLUB.-The regular meeting of the
Fourth Ward Bell and Everett Club, last
night, was well attended and the best OF
feeling prsyailsfo o 4 is Ihe intention of the
ton meeting in OoYington ON the I'd prox.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

Though generally supposed otherwise, all
travellers agree in pronouncing Italy the
worst possible climate for invalds during the
winter season. ..-t,
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LOST.

II UST-Yesterday afternoon, on Pearl street, a
IL MEMORANDUM BOOK containing some ice
bills due Samuel Blair q Co., and fve-dollar note.
A suitable reward will be given for its return TO
SAMUEL BLAIR & CO., northeast cor. OF Twelfth
and Plum SITS. jy3l-b+
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LEVI BROWNS GOLD PENS I!

n EVI BROWN WAS THE FIRST MAN
~ UFACTUhER Of Gold Pens In the United
States and Is distinguished for the superiority Of his
VIZ BEGGS 4 SMITH,
iyl4-tf q West Fourth ct.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

WESLEYAN. MALE COLLEGE,
stb end sS Nnetoenth An,npe Sss
sion of this Institution will commence ON MON
DAY, September 3 proKimo, et S5s A; NJ and Will
1861 In addition to the very complete and thorough
course of study heretofore taught, arrangements
have been made for the more special instruction of
ali the young ladies in Vocal Music, in Elementary
exercises. Extensive improvements have been made
in the boarding house. Gas has been introduced,
rooms added, etc. The arrangement for board, in
struction and government is subst antially as last
year. For further information, apply at the Col
w2s-caWew ROBT. ALLYN, President.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

Arrirais. Sunday M. Mcclellan, Louisville
Magnolia, Maysviile Cricket No. 2, Pittsburgh
Neutrality-suspicious., Louisville; Forest Queen, Madi-
son; Allen COLLIER Kanawha River; Lady Franklin,
Pittsburgh Dunleith, Neville; r. b. Hamilton,
Whecliug Rocket, Pittsburg; Lehigh, st.. Louis,
Departures Sunday NJ. Mcclellan, Louisville.
Monday Superior Louisville; Forest Queen, Madi-
son; Magnolia, Maysyille. Dnnleith, Neville; j. B.
Ford Dock; Anglo Saxon, st. Louis; Rocket, st.
Louis; II. b. Hamilton, Wheeling.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31
FOR RENT.

uNOR RENT-Two very large furnished ROOMS,
~ suitable for lady and gentleman, or two single
gentlemen, at No. l71 syoamore-st lySl-D-
HNOR RENT-ROoM or R00MS77yery desirable
II for a gentleman and his wife, II comfort anu
cleanliness be desired Gas stoves and gas or COOK
ing and Phts will be furnished for vi per week OK
ira. Apply at 212 sixth.st. lysl.p-
onNOR RENT-A HoUSE-of eight rooms, with
~ gas bath room, ETC., ia good order and locatea
IN pleasant neighb oIhood For particuiarsb Nppn
NJ. +, corner sixth and Baymiller. Jy9o-1-
G,sOR RENT-A front and back parlor, suitable
III fOr a dentist or doctor. Also one or two sleep.
ing. rooms for young gentlemen. Apply a. isS
West fourth-at Nse-T
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
AT their regular diurnal session, yesterday
morning, the County Commissioners passed
one order amounting to $27, to Mullen & Car
discharged James Cremons, W. Bickman and
Thomas Lynch, because of inability to pay
the fines and costs charged against them. The
following was also adopted;
RESOLVED, That the Auditor be, and is hereby re-
qested and authorized TO notify the Directors Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railway and also the President
and Directors Of the Whitewater Canal, TO meet the
Commissioners of Hamilton County at the Auditors
gust, AT ten O'Clock A. M, for the purpose OF con-
sultng In relation % building bridge the
aqueduct over Millcrsek, near the Ohio River. If
not convenient for the parties to meet at the Audit
ors ONCE, they will appoint time and place for the
meeting.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

Perry Monson, u church member, deserted
his wife at Pitts Grove n: Jp last week, ana
ran away with most Informed servant girl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31
sale ofa New York RaiIway-New and Im-
portant Connections Proposed.

II
portant Connections Proposed.
The Albany IN. " Argus of Friday OBJ
serves;
On Wednesday last the Potsdam and Wa
tertown Railroad was sold by the Sheriff Of
jefferson County, at Watertown, on decree
offoreclosure ofthe second mortgage thereon.
1t was purchased by the Watertown and Rome
Railroad Company (under authority of an
act of the present legislature) for the sum Of
100000, and immediate possession was
taken The sum bid, however, was ofno par
ticular consequence, as the purchasers had
already become the owners of the second
mortgage bonds, and thus entitled TO the
dividend of the purchase money. The road
was sold subject to the first mortgage of $780,
900, which is guaranteed by the Watertown
and Rome Company.
The latter company is now the owner of
line of l73 miles of road, extending from
Rome to Cape Vincent, and from Watertown
to the junction of the Northern road, near
Pottsdam. By the construction of seventeen
miles of road, which by an act of the present
Legislature it is authorized to build, it can
make direct connection with Ogdensburg.
This would bring by way of this road and
the New York Central nearly all the travel
from 0gdensburg and from the line Of road
leading from Prescott opposite Ogdensburg,
TO Ottawa, the capital of the Canadas-thus
constituting an important line. We hear il
stated that the interests to be benefited by
the construction of this short link are likely
to cooperate TO build it at an early day.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31
BOARDING.

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UpOARDING-Families or single gentlemen can
nD be accommodated with board and pleasant
rooms at the south east cor. of John and SXthsts,
(stone 'front.' over drug store. Jy3l-b
WpOARDING-A gentleman and wife, or two
AO gentlemen can obtain pleasant furnished room
with board in q fine location House supplied with
gas and bath, 900 Seventh-street. jy3l-b"
WlOARDING-A gentleman and his wife can be
AD accommodated with very commodious unfur-
nished room, with board. Also, two single gentle
with very pleasant furnished front room,
with board. Apply at 1917 Third-st., between Elm
and Plum. jy3O-b+
ROARDING-Seyer families and young men
NJ can obtain boarding at so East Fifth-street.
Rooms newly painted and papered. jy29.b'
TlOARDING-Summer boarders be accom-
hO modated at the Pennsy lyania Hotel, Columbia,
with single or double rooms, well ventilated new
furniture healthy and pleasant location, on the
Little Miami Railroad three trains stop daily five
ines Of coaches. Charges very reasonable. Patron
age solicited. jyl3-bw'
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How Policemen Keep the Pence-An Amor
oIla nnRhArr-r In Trouhle.


Many verdant persons who are not thor
oughly acquainted with metropolitan man
ners and urban usages have an idea that
policemen and preachers are the conservators
of the public morals, and regard it as the
duty of the former TO see that the city is
physically chaste, while the latter performs
the same Office for our citizens souls. The
duties Of these two classes are not very
clearly defined, so that whatever either may
do is always excused upon the general prin-
ciple that the posts they occupy were in
vented for the special purpose of inculcating
patience, and when they err, their fault is
thrown Immediately on the weakness Of
humanity and the strength of the temptation.
We do not intend, however, TO institute n
comparison between these physical and
spiritual counsellors, but merely to COM
mserate policemen, who are compelled to be
so rigidly moral in order to be fitted for the
business of invading bagnios and dragging
the inmates to the station-houses that
nothing is left them but to initiate job who,
although a model of patience for all time,
cursed every thing in the universe save God,
and complained continually of his most
miserable lot.
Some times one of these persons on whom
the chastity of the city depends, forgets the
exalted position he occupies in society, his
morality, like "Bob Acres valor, oozes out
at the palms of hands, or flies to his head,
like Catawba when drunk by aged females,
and then he does such things as makes his
fellows blush and fear that, through their
weaker brother their regulations may be
damaged. Here is a case in point.
About five o'clock last Saturday evening a
policeman-if we knew his name we would
be glad to publish it, for they like to see their
names in priut-entered a bakery on Court
street. and seeing no one near save bright
eyed girl about sixteen years of age, put his
arms about her neck and made an effort to
kiss her. The girl, it seems, had no desire
for any such labial contact with man she
had never seen, and made every effort to es.
cape from his rude embrace, but failed until
the noise attracted the attention of hel
father, who came to her assistance rescued
his daughter, and subsequently, with the as
sistance of his son, threw the Dogberry into
the street.
Just at this moment another member o.
the police force came up, and the two started
off in company with each other. What be
came of them we know not, but have nc
doubt they are sleeping quite peacefully while
we write, on some doorstep or dry-good:
| box, or in the arms of some one less discrimi
mating in regard to those on whom she be
slows her labial favors, than the bright-eyet
| girl they saw at the Court-street bakery.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31
NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.

RENgAMIN @. TRUE vs.; A, N. DE-
NJ WITT. Before w. Chidsey, Justice Of the
Peace Of Hamilton County, Ohio. William Adds,
Garnashes AZ my instance, an order Of
day ofyuly 1860, for the sum Of $40 10 and the case
set for hearing at the office of said Justice the 2th
jy26-caW BENZ, O, TRUE.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31
I..E lnd

Comparison Between the AuthOrebseh OF
"Jane Eyre'' and "Adam Bede."
In the last number of the Westminster Re
gieC, there is an article on The MN on the
Floss, in which the authoress of that novel is
thus compared, most unjustly, as we think,
with the authoress of Jane Eyre;
Compared with George Eliot, Currer Bell
is an uneducated rustic, who pours forth her
feelings, her discomfort, her disappointment,
and almost her despair, without premedita-
tion, without thought of art, without rehec-
ton, and relies only on the unity of impress
sion for the artistic effect of the whole. Her
fancy roams in lonely and savage solitudes,
such as Salvador Rosa would have painted,
and she peoples her scenery with men as
savage, whose good qualities are only recog-
nizable by the imagination. George Eliot,
on the contrary, has returned from these ex-
cursions wiser by the sense of their delusive-
ness, and resigned, like Goethe, to find in
treatment and beauty of detail that satsfac-
ton which the loftiest conceptions can only
yield for season.
Compare the descriptions of nature in thC
| works of these two remarkable women; how
pure objective, and external are the pictures
found in George Elliott; how penetrated by
the medium of the authors feelings il
| Currer Bell. In her we see through q haze
| glorious indeed and beautiful, but which dis
| penses with minuteness of detail, like thu
loaded atmosphere Of IA picture by Dandy
while George Eliotts landscapes are as cleal
as Teniers; they have a bright, colorles
atmosphere, full and serene life; they are
dotted with homesteads, are full peopled witt
unpretending men, and give us back tn
beauty of our daily life under placid skies.
Charlotte Bronte will be in the full zenitl
of her fame when Miss Evans has ceased +
be remembered, so great is the difference il
the power and genius of the two women.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

HNOR ALE-FURNITURE Consisting of
u every thing desirable in a gentleman's sleeping
ton ON Fourth, near Main; room nice and will be
rented on reasonable terms. Call on W. II. PALMER,
:i6 West Fourth-st. jy3l-bs T
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

WNOR SALE-S 81 ,OOO, 900 worth of Real Es-
n tate, consisting of City Property, Country
Seats, Farms and Wild Lands.
W. II. PHILLIPS,
jy2S-f S3 West Third-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

HNOR RSALE-GROCERY-Lon &. .esta blished, ft-
E ted up in the best manner, and has large cash
trade. The stock, fixtures, lease and goodwill
be bought for one-half cost. Apply to HALE b CO.,
1913 Wanut-st. jy31-bF
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WANTED.

"wANTs," "FoR sALE,'. FOR RENT"
"hosT," "FoUED," "BOARDING,r ,&e.-Ad-
s,rtisements coming under those headihgs, not OK.
oecding nvc lines, win be inserted twice for 10 cents
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

WNOR SALE-oR TRADE-A wholesale and re-
" tail grocery and produoe store, doing very fine
farm, Apply to ". II. PHILLIPS, SIS West Third
street. jy29f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

WNOR SALE--A COTTAGE containing rooms;
n Lot 22xll0 teet, situated on Madison ST., Brook
lyn, Ky. The Newport and Jamestown omnibuses
pass the door. This property will be offered in one
week (f not before) for SlOO cash. 1t is cheap
home tor somebody; no mistake about Ii. Inquire
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31
FOR SALE.

HINOR sALE-A small stock of GROCERIES will
W be sold If application is made soon at IVA Cen
tral-ayenue. The house can be rented reasonable
terms. jy3l-bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

aNOR SALE-Boardng and Coffee House, with
~ every thing complete and in good order, will be
sold reasonabe. Apply at the Northeast corner OF
Front and Ludlow. jy3l-bt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

ENOH SALET-Stea Engine and Boiler, now in
~ use al Nos. % aud IO1 Walnut street where
they can be seen at any time. Engine-Oylinder, s
lnohes diameter, stroke feet, governor and Judson
valye attached, and cast-iron bed boiler-LeDgth,
. Iyss.tf ,s fiA"''''' 90 HARRISON a WILSON.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

WNOR SALE-3O, 900 acres of Railroad Land,
n situated ON the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad,
lowa-for sale cheap. Also, Lands and Town Prop
oTty on the Illinois Central, Clinton, Dewitt Co..
III, to exchange for property n about the city OF
Cincinnati. Titles good, and every thing warranted
and represented correctly. Apply soon to A. Nj.
DYE, AZ East Fourtll1st. g jy2s-amF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

H1NOR SALE-4O acres Of Land, seventeen miles
n from the city by the u. M. Railroad and thir-
teen by turnpike half mile from MEANWHILE
Station. Would make desirable country RESIDENCE
Six acres cleared. Inquire of SIMEON SANDERS,
near the place. Jy24-g'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

NUANTED-FOR CASH-A Dwelling house
w and Lot, north of Third and west of Vine,
worth $1,000 or 5000. w. ii. PHILLIPS,
jy2s-f S3 West Third-st
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MErnoRotosroAI ossERvArross-By Henry

Ware, optician, July 80:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the City Of Baltimore
OF Cape Race.
Additional by the Glasgow. North
American aud Connaught'
The Pombardment Of Ancona BY
the Sardinians.
Garibaldi Preparing to Attack the
Neapolitan Royalists.
The Papai, Venetian and sici-
liam imbrOgliOs.
IMPORTANT OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
The I1epressible Conflict Between
Garibaldi and Cavour.
Movements Of the Anti-CavOur
Party in Sardinia.
e~-,~~-~-~~~,~.~,y->~~
SPREAD OF REVOLUTIONARY IDEAS.
ze.. kf,, kss
The PapaI, Venetian and Sici-
liam imbrOgiiOs.
IMPORTANT OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
The I1epressible Conflict Between
Garibaldi and Cavour.
Movements of the Anti-CavOur
Party in Sardinia.
SPREAD OF REVOLUTIONARY IDEAS,
ss,. ke, h.

The mails by the North American, which arrived at
Quebec on wedne day morning reached this city yester
day afternoon
The main points Of the by this arrival have al
ready been given. Our ees, which one day later
than those received By the Arago, contain some mpor
tant Information relative TO the great questions now
beirg decided on the Continent OF Europe
According advices from Beyrou, Frai PAcha, after
having consulted with General Beaufort dHautpoul had
called together the chiefs Of the Mutaas and prohibited
their giving any refuge the Druses. said that
military operations would after the hot YEA
Their. II was asserted that Faad Panha hal prevented
the outbreak Of an instruction Napus Prince couza
s expected Constantinople. The Prussian Commis.
siouer has left corstan,inople FOR Beyrout.
The marriage OF Don sebastian with the Infanta Donna
Christina is shortly TO take place Ia Madrid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

n . stated % Be on ia v,y 70 her

TIE following petition - stated 70 Be on rs w,y 10 her
Mietiy from the Drases-
rErITIoS TO TIE MOST HoSoREp Asp r,frEar,r
QUEEN or ENGLAND.
May God grant Der Continuance o. Imperial r. rcr All
10 Strengthening In the name Of God, smen
Petition of all TIE Chiefs std Commons OF the Drass
naion q Mount Lebanon % the sOrtssd ingsyal a..
thorily
Whereas God has srsrrd HIS people anf bestowed
upon them your Imperial Hghress aud government
Oiled with mercy and compassion towards al hs crca
tIrcs shoocver iaeT may be- and 10 whatever scc hey
nay belong. more especially 20 yards those VINO nay
be judged without istoc and without evidence Where
FORE We, your humble servnsts approach your throne
bscschmg that The mercy OF ,our Imperial n gh,
ross may protcci W, and pray M 70 BE- retarded
with The eye OF coupsssion, that Justice may b. done
o. vs. We are bCcGec 70 present TIL pesi on e The
government q England ius, and compassionate Kards
the vorsh ppcrs 81 God, and are embolicned 70 ia
clyde lourSsl oonanng au explanation u the events
which have happened between us and the Marons,s na
ton OF Mount Lebanon order that ali the occurrences
which this 0urra contains from the commencement Il
tne coo, nN PC tod o. yorr Imperial ears. We pray
tnai your Imperial comrsssgn may cover us and that
ear ldgme.t may BE according 10 Justice and impartial
Edence Now We beui and fail down before the throne
81 your Imperial Rhness that lou may be compassion
s'e uuto us II doing usce and 10 coacertne with OF
tonan government The most high. and with other exsa
90 Powers IN order tina; may not be treated accord
ma " fase Accusations 81 enemies ruu shed be
fore We are tried ara tound guilty God forbid that In
perA mo1archs shc-ld CO anything that y IN cot,
That e what emboldepcd 70 pettion for at tie
throne r. your imperii HlghneEs May God preserve
Der In The name Of God, Amen.
!, the humble servalt, because this petition q toe
~ the nrsfe ration when Il q net customary q
Mix the scale q al have a~xei my name ard seal "a
testimony Of ~ beirz theirs HANnAN BEIMNi
Asssss ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
ADDITIONAL BY THE CoNYAUGHT.

~ Jcays, n y oc, 9. 1890
Taa following sasdo.Ai news by w steamship Coo
raustt vhoh arrived here al three O'Clock tbs noroas,
VITA Galway is,ss q the 25th utimo,-
NAPLES.
nc King q Sap'cs va supposed 70 be s:Ei q cans,
vb.ch tova va bsrrioaded ard AIMED
i VA reported ,sA, the g,ss ,ssg, AL - t'rsss