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STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS GO:
Office j. hereby given. rnar Carharine
BVyies, administrators, win lie sill
annexed Of james Y. Jo,i.s. a,c.rsed, lux
l''d her petition 70 sell The E-al Estate IL
The cecedrn'. his personal being iusri!ieient
N, phy his deois; and lh.t SAID petition will
~ ieArd ~ the next term Of The Curt VI
Common Pleas Of said county.
BAIL -. EbMOEsTON. Clerk,
bs y. DufrrsfR. Deputy.
J. G. Vrr,rh Attorney Ftb. 3, -G0-3y
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0JProud mon never have friends Meth.
- 10 prosperity. bcsuss they know nobody
nor 10 sdvsrsi'y, because then nobody knows
them.
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OF The quickest way to mnse 'eye-ws'er,
i % run your nose against lamp pat.
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ARTnrR's HONG MAcAzrsE.-The
March number Of this favorite is Oh
our table. 1t is A No. in appear
ance, and only 81 year.
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Accoriin: 10 The Official returns ~ the a..
SCISSORS the populaIion 0; tho Terraory 81
Kansas il 50 $50.
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'sW goi good bargains. Good heavy Over
= CrHis. Ladies' Double shnwls and good
winter Clothing are nrw selling at cusi st
Ihr Cheap Cish store, 10 crd.r.lo give place
NJ Snfir. S'ork ~ Gnad-
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1 will proceed Min The county surveyor of
DubOi- County. Itaihra, % Tuesday Tho
9th day " March, lsfN. 70 establish tho
following corners to-Nit. Section Az. "a,
(twentv-Iour). trwnhp NJ. (ons). north 4
range 5. lEve) west Aid ~ill continue
said survey from day 10 day vutil The sane b.
completed Of which u. n4rsvn- interested
are herebv notified JNO w ELLIS
Feb ls6O-3wv ~ : MORGAN
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AFFIDAVIT OF NANCY sUDplTH

AFFIDAVIT OF NANCY SUDDiTH
Question First Did William Ro,ger-
persuade you 70 leave your husband, William,
Suddithl
Answer-Yes.
Question : ccnd-IIow and 70 what man
Eer did he persuade yout
Answer--That be would not live with
such devil ~ he III: and that I oneht ID
leave him; aud that if I would leave him 4
should be taken care o., and should not want
for home.
Question Third-fiow long sincei
Answer-The FIRST was in The year 1851
that he CONNIE need his persussions. aud con-
tinued them up TO the time u separation.
Question Fourth DO You not believe Inc
amly would be nov living together. as The,
were before. il il had not been ior William.
Roggers' persuasiong!
Answer--Yes.
STATE cr INDIANA, DuBois CoUxTY. IS:
! 10 solemnIy swear that the above il a
true state ment Of what know concerni. .
the persua sions Of VIM. Rogers, % / veri-
y believe, 90 help me Cru
NANCY SUDDITH.
Subscribed and eworn tn before me.
ANDREW ABEL, up.
February 81. 1860
do hereby certify that the above il a true
copy Of the original.
Attest. A. AgEI Ip
FcD. IL. lsGo-5x.
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UTThe news from tile Rio Grande
indicates that there Will be another diff.
iculty between this country and Mex
leo. An American steamer, descend
the Rio Grande had been fred into
and one man killed, and United States
troops ha1 crossed the river and pur-
sued the offenders. who were under
Cor.inas. on Mexican territory.
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1J-The rains last week brought
Patoka up to fine boating stage, and
several rats and hatboats started out.
Those who went ont with slaves will
not be apt to realize fortune. hogs
head slaves being worth only $40 to
$50 per thousand in New Orleans,
with a large supply on hand.
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InE MN SENATOR FEua CAiIsoR
VIA. Mr.. Latham, the new Senatus
rom California is an OI,ioian, who
ven. II California from Columbus.
lis career in California has been
very successful. Within the last iiy.
years he has been member Of the
House Of Representatives, Collector
Of San Francisco, Governor Of tn,
State. ard United States Scnator.-
His aye is about tlirty-fivc.
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TAKE NOTICE,

vnSHE undersigned would respectfully in.
= TORN all persons indebted TO him that
DC wishes them TO call and pay Up ty The l.,
OF March. FsieId-, mus, have money b,
that time. a word 10 The wise i sufficient
Feb ID. A. III. a ALEXANDER.
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> hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED vii
= apply Il the March term. 1860 Of Inc
Dnbois County Con- mi,sioners, under The
provisions Of an act entitled IAN act 70 reg
ulate and license the sale II sprtuous. Vi
nous. mali, and other in' eating lqucrs.''
70 and upon the premises occupied by him.
the precise location Of which 10 a. sDllows
The lot on the south west corner OF the Put :
~ square, - The head n South sis'n street
~ Jasper, Bsinbridge township. Dubois co
lndisna. And The ciizrns 81 said town
ship will take due notice thereof "
Feb 22-3s. IGNATZ EckERT.
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aglDnS bought, VI 40 n 55. ior ,ov., saI
"A 81 ~ 10 ~ Is o. Mink. 81 he
CHEAP CASH STORE
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lblERCEVILLE FLUUk-F,ne and su-
= periine, tor sale NJ ALFxAvDfR's
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STATE Of INDIANA, CousIy or Dusois:
IL Dubois Circuit Court, July term. 1850.
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FRANCS.


n London Asysd In ~ cy article, gives currency 70
~ report from China that he French had concluded
arrangement with the Chinese auth critics, BY which
France acosps two million dollars indemninoaton for the
insult TO The French dag and would therefore withdraw
herf oroes.
There no other authority for this questionable state.
menk
Te French Minister has nsaed circular stating that
recruits not 70 be exempted from service with the
facility - has been the since tho nrst empire
deputaNon Of The Honduras nserooeanio Railway, In
which was Dr.. Holland, Of New York, had audience
Of Ne Emperor On the 97h. fhe Advantages Il the
terprse were expressed and the Emperor expressed hb
sasscton at the route being thoroughly international
ana promised hi best protection 70 The enterprise.
The Pazh hour market wN sctivo and rather dearer
Wheat had slightly advanced, and salss dtnlcult
n Foud, Minister Of State, had been making speech
at IN agricultural meeting, In which he extoed the mode
ration Of the Emperor and predicted peace and prosper
ity from hs policy.
was reported that the Emperor would 20 Lyons in
few days 70 meet the Empress Dowassr Of Russla TO
confer about important dispatches which abe said 10
have received from 81. Petersburg.
Tho Paris bourse buoyant and Il one time rentes
touched 6 &c., but n the close the 29h the mark
was Ut 67f. Sc.
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wmlsanssurg Cisy News.

Tnn CArAsrsorHs AT East wuruxssrse-hr. jacob
Husisr, Of The injured ct the explosion q The
Are works manufaScry Of }. W. BstasId, os Friday last,
dsd II hh rssssnos The sams sht and was buried yes
terday. The fussrsi Of M. Chas Hssasid add Jscob
cves The two other victims o. ths accident took place
yesterday from The Reformed Dutch church. Esss wiz
ramssuss, and vas attended By o large ocnoosrss o.
sympsshzss fr,snss asa relatives me jury smpssnssd
10 rvssueas ire Of the calsmiy rendered TIE fol-
owing verdict - mat decessed their 6e~sbs NJ
The erposos The ssxset cs.se q vbch there wac ma
suncsnt evidence 70 sbcv."
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From Santa Fe.

81. Lorrs, June 10, 1890.
The Santa Fe correspondence Of the republican says
the attack Fort Defiance by the Navaoes, made
from three different points, just after the setting Of The
moon, while The garrison were asleep One parry
tered the suffers store, and carried OF everything within
reach another party attacked the corral, and FINAL
y driven Of 70 the mountains, I'LL the troops were com
PEELED 10 halt In consequence Of random firing from tho
FORT The darkness being great friend could not be dis
trguIshed from foe Tho Indians estimated TO be
over thousand strong Twelve killed and four
ave mortally wounded.
me Arizona correspondent Of she Republican says In.
dian depredations continue In tina, country, and much
dstress b felt m consequence.
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ASSASSINATION OF THE EMPEROR o.
JAPAN.

The Prince Gortairo, who II the head Of the pre-
sent japanese government, asAsinated the 18th
Of March He going nom his house to the palace
with h train whom he attacked BY fourteen japanese
dreSsed - travellers
ms retinue bad ak killed and several wounded. One
Of the anasins who wounded and could not escape
bad hs head cut or BY his comrades and carried off,
prevent hin being Recognised.
Two Of The assasns princes Of high rank and had
the privilege given them Of cutting open their abdo-
mems with . sword, thereby preventing their property
being conscased and saving their families the dhgraos
which would entail upon them had they been beheaded.
Thirty people beheaded the lst Of April having
been Interested in the affair
Since the death Of The old Tycoon under whose rsgsm
the treaty made there has been entire change Ia
the rovernment the prsssat dynasty being opposed 10
frgn intercourse, throwing every obstacle In the way
70 interrupt trade and commerce that they possibly
do without voiss.G ths treaty
The oppositon, at The bad Of which Prince hsto b
reported being strong the present government,
and instruction momentNiy expected Guard houses
WIN stands Of arms, numerous, both in the towns
and along the road 10 the city OF Jeddo All foreigners
are requested 10 asr dark and advised BY
their respective Consuh 10 20 armed At OIL times
Shipping News.
Arr Francisco Nay 10 shio stAr;sht Howes ssg,
lD days fron Nfork 1h aie sssr Kug from Hong Kong
ia May 10 ship Joe STEWART from csihs; virrfnh City.
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ITALY.

There had been protracted end interesting debate In
the Sandman Chamber Of Deputies the treaty oedas
Savoy and Nice 70 France. Numerous telling speeches
both for and against the treaty had been made Hgnor
Raaazx IVES among those who spsks against the treaty
He advised hi party 70 abstain from voting Count o.
your admitted that the sacrifice grisyous fer
Sardinia but pointed out the circumstances which com
PEELED u, abiding particularly 10 The necesty Of main
tanning the alliance with France
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mere , poneical news OF importance.
ms r.rnHnsss = aos IN ssssss, owing 70 whissds
hsudAya
oossG u We severely fell u Liverpool, vhsrs 10
ipnScasd soaaidsrsbls damage % The shippns, but
noshnx Of . very serious nsaure. Inc relieving
Am~soan ships, lying In the hsrssy, suffered more
or - from Ne effects Of The gaie'-Young Sam,
for Bossos, wss driven from her noorinss sad went
ashore but aostsd n ths nsx tds Ths Rokaway, for
New York. had carried away part Of her quarter deck
by ooIlssos win Of The landing stages Ths West
Point ana The j. n. WOOD from New Orleans, beth
considerably damaged iron being driven agHnss ths
sea wall ne ship Ads,Aids wss sfoul ~
by . bark, slppsd her anchor and run On =
mud bank rhs bark wss cot down 10 he wsssr's sdgs
and sunk rhs Emily Gardner, IRON Savannah, Was
driven aabore up the Mersey Garstoa Point and 70
NAMED. rhe Hsussoa, from Galveston, went ashore
near Bambeoagh, up The hsrssy, but came Oh ~ The
nsxsude. The J. l.. Hale, from % Johns, N. n, IVES
driven against the pier and sustained some damage
The Maria Massalda Goshsnberg, from Boston, pu.
into ooves on ths 2zth, with Loo Of bowsprii
from cosioa- me storm very severe On Ne Esss
coast Eight vesssis went down - Great Yarmouth,
andforty or any lives we're iosl
The prssenssca q Ne belts 10 Hsssan and saysrs
was " take psos ~ AIhambra Palace, Lssdcn, on the
evening Of The 2oA roksn II admssa ra.ss frsm one
guinea tc half crown. rns were advertised 10 ~
pear for several ding days 81 the Alhansra In
classical enssrtapness, sd win Afterwards visa The prin
cpa provincial to~ss and give sparrns exhblssoas
Phlsndsr Hall, second .ssxs and Daniel Davenport,
third mate, Of the American ship oossn Monarch, had
tcep fe1sd guilty q mssslsus hsss ~ Liverpool 10 having
through IA ssssseaussa sss dssah Of seaman NAMED
Martin ussre
Mr. wat, who objected 10 Umpire In the raos Cor The
Derby on a-ceunt OF His age, had hdrsvn his ooscion
and offered The suIsst Apology 10 Mr. Tee Bosck ct the
ne zine dscI<As hs conviction that his Questions was
entirely sroundisss
Thers ws rumor ~ matrimonial alliance bassea
the Prinss Of wales ssa Prcsisn Princess.
Ten men charged ~Ss yibbasism we're under srrss,ss
DundaIk
on her return from Nsw York he Great Eastern soss
10 Milford Haven.
A company Vas being fon,ss 10 Loados 70 cosssrocs
sr Tubes for the cosveysss Of pvess 70 and non vsr
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SPAIN.

The Cortes we're opened on the 2sth BY the Queen In
person. she referred 70 hs satisfactory settlement Of the
Morocco war, and pronounced the rotations with Ill Pow
err satsfAotory. me late Carst stssmpt dspsorsd, but
The danger being pest IN amnesty has bean accorded
Senor Marines do u Reza elected President q the
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FOUR DAYS LATER FRc,a EUROPE.
Arrival Of ths North Briton of
Farther Point.
THE slCILIAN INsURRECTION.
Garibaldi Reported to have Entersd
Palermo.
Arrival po1h9e Palermo Of 0eapohtan
vsssek Of War,
49, &C.. 20.
FOUR DAYS LATER FPSa EUROPE.
THE slCILIAN INsURREcTIoN.

TARrm Pour, June 10, $780,
me ssmship North Brison, from Liverpool Nay 30,
Va Isa@ ndsry sA, paased Further Point at i've n.
70 day, - rsSts 70 Qusbso
Ne Asamships Oman. frsa Bosom, and cry Of Mon
chest ~, from New YWk arrived ct Liverpool on the
18Th
ne sssanship Teutonis, from New York for Hamburg,
AFT NED Queenstown 2sth with her machinery disabled
he stsanships Bohemian, from Quebec, and 0iy Of
Washhgten, NON New York, arrived n Queenstown On
Ne 3lsA
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TURKEY,

Letters from Conssaatnopse state that the sutaa's
health was oauaing much anxiety.
The Paris correspondent Il ths Dafy Haas gives .
port that France and Russia had agreed 70 the partition o.
Turkey. England ws 70 b offered share, and II she
refused they would 80 without her.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON uARxxr.

LANhkfVOL tViH0E nAkkkI.
ITvmrcor, Nay -, lseo.
The saIss Of cotton for shrss DAYS have besa "a
bales, including $500 70 spectators and sxportsr. me
market hes bean very duh, and inferior qualities show
sight decline, quotations being very irregular
TRADE REPORT.
The adv,ces from Manchester favorable the market
being firm for goods and yasns but quiet account Of
the holidays
LIVERPOOL BSkADsTuFrs xARKEr.
Breacssufh are generally dull Wakefield, Nash %
repovs -four du bat assdy wheat duh and steady: red
los Sd q los. Cd. white, lis = rs ID. Corn steady
and In moro demand.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Provison9 quiet. Beef dun and quotations barely
maintained. Pork duh. Bacon quiet and steady. Lard
dun and nominal II SIS for rood raIlcw quiet a s4s
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Resin firm common, u. Cd. sprin turpsniine dull
s4s Cd sAs o. Sugar quiet Coffee ssssdy. Rice que,
Fsh osls--saiss unimportans Ashes duIl
Lo~pos, May 90, 1900
sresestsns arm and steady Sugar quiss Coffee sisa-
dy. Tea very nrm. Rice steady. TalIov, s2s. 81.
90. Cd. Llsseed OIL ~. ID. Ironsco,ch PIC dull .,
500. ID. SIS rns wool sales progress srisky and
prices are arn.
LONDON MONEY rARxEr.
Lospox, May 90, iseo.0
Cosses cossd On NE sosh a ps1 sesx Tor money. and
ssx ssH for account
AMERICAN srocks
The nuket for American securities vas asadyi Ins0s
Central Railroad shares - disoount DO Osstra To
Of 1890 (fsSiAsd), "a; Es, 1sx 20; New York osn-
,rsI Railroad, TsD
TIE Very Latest.
lsy rurGs.I 70 roSpownxxRrl
Lvs.'ccs, Nay si-P.h
cotton SALES yesterday ana 70 dy lsses ss's iacssd
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MORNING EDITION-MONDAY, JUNE Ii, $780,

ing SPECTATORS and exporters The market CLOSES
dull, but pssss Are unAlsssd.
Brsadstuns quiet but steady. Corn steady with IN h.
creased demand.
Pr0vttous duh.
Other articles unshanged
LONDON, May SIP. n
Cosses closed 70 day at s4X . S6 for Money md
account
ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA OVERLAND MALI
HIGHLY lMPOR FAINT FROM CHINA.
Settlement Of the Difficulty with Eng
land and France.
Assassination Of the Emperor Of
Japan.
SIX OF his RKTMUE SLAIN,
--~~~~->~~-~-~-~---~~~--
Two Princes Among the Assassins,
Sc., &c., 10.
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The Chamber Of Deputies the 2oh, By vote Of two
hundred and twenty I'VE against thirty three, approved
the reaty-twenty three members abstained nom voting
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rHE sICILIAN RESURRECTION.


ma dsenaAshes non Gcdlv sre coutrsdictory. They
.,nsunos popular rsi,e IN Pslsrmo and That The bonn
,.,S~pt 80 urosrsupns hat Garadi had entsred the
49, Or v,s erected 70 DO Co. WIN ~ NsapoHn der
,.Ashsa oatu The dafeas and aisbt a the nsureeuts
Isas dse,saches sssert hss evsrythme was going On
veu for Gerfbsld
ns r>suuh and Preach residents Of Palermo had en-
ba,rsd an hoard Tia Of ths,r reepecve nations
An sss,sk bv The psrrsn,s vss expected sa any mo.
~ rhs Nesuoli,an Gsnsral would defend the town.
ne Insurgents sun occupied the heights surrounding
P,l,rme
- dewsasnes rspsss the ssssrou sAas earibad bad
sesesed he rows, troops sad entered Pasrno but they
veto NOT eepnrnsd.
,.,., N.apoI,san veasss Of var had arrived before
p.,--.
n. p..., p.s. ..v. thu ,ps,rr.osson y beng ores.
800 !. ,poh :, sr,sst shaI ~ dsan,vs results are no
49,, aouh.s m. s.I AZ p.,sru,o W. Inevitable, DO
81, ..,v ous..,,. a sms A soon q The insurgents
-. .,.s.s,, - p.,.ruo. oer,bs,d vu declare scy
...,.a !, raw ~. n.l.n hnrdom re,srvns The rata.
..,. - N. rs.a,uoo 70 universal sufrses provi.
-, ..,sps u.dsr oey,ba,d, would ths. direct ths
-.--..sI,..
4. .n..l N..poa.. .s,srraoac asspsaoA Of shs 2esh
.yn,. r,orr,pr ths ,psurc.pts ware .s.oksd bv our
80. -, .,a drvs. r,os ths,r sroas poa,ou Al
p,y.o NV oocupsd BIZ our oounns. The insurgents
,u.,.ed gyea. loess Another column u pursuing them
An ,he a,rses,ou Of Na,,ualta.
Aocou,r bv mail .taso that n Nsuuans On
An. "a orasr vas maintained. but svsrysh,sr
.s y.a sor an ouybrs.k IN 60 srfbsld suooeeda m
s,.sr,s p.,srmo Of which ,hsre v.s male doubt nh
sorss 80 Than sstimassi =, IL but n ala 70 have
''es - ~s. ~ - 1922 ~. -..'--- 80
''.- ..s 1870 - A. 49,,
..-. -, 49, :. 49,. 81. - -
.,,.". . ano !. .m... J. -, 1900 49, ~
- 49, -, . - -
se' W. '~s' W. - ''''- = -
H~.
- a.sn-,x,. -. ~ - c6-.~
-. 49,, a..,.A.n A.1.a 49,, Nv m ~ NJ
ssicsnan oends are saving we ucoP. u u.r''@". "
have gan 80 -. - -.
and taken pssossss. Inc msursso~ y" s oa.o1, ma
aretn fun nSns, pursued py Ne roya uooPs oey0no o
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0sRfbalaf's Fund fSr Italy.
subscrip<oa in aid u the ef freedom In Italy
with General oarfbsld ~ leader, cpsasd By un
dsrsgssd, nalAn rssdens Of tbh city Mindful Of the
Substantial proos d sympathy they received u shs
hasds Of The American people last year. during the
Of hdspssssnos IN Northern Italy, hey have again
sanissd . oommsee for the purpose Of soliciting sha
ssssases which falls 70 bs granted By the people
4 thh country whenever the sdvancsness Of liberty so
he champion Of I,al,Aa independence, our beloved
sn ss1 ..f. ~ .Sssssos - VIII. ii. cry for ssS
nom the extreme end a Southern naly meets with
.s:Ay r,s4sa,s s Al Sv;, VI. - s.s
asn Of Warrington better able thaa any cher people
V Appreciate the sacrsd riesss ne lAss Struggling
,sios o. freedom in the sad That srvs brsS TO modern
xsnered WI be Il sud full statement Of ali that has
been collected forwarded BY the undsrzgnsd italian
he sspenses Of the subscription will be betrayed BY
TIE committee a. heretofore, 20 % 70 remit intact 70 iy
subscripions ave received by The members Of The eom
.ssp s sss so q sssd - he .sssrs1 WIN
y y Tabbri, Voc President g broadway
O. Albisola ................N Murray street
d. @. Ceecarini.. ............b7 Bieecksr street.
"a Observation-Disclosures spbr,'. srosd~sy
Q Nepets. u south WI liam street
O. Valerie ..................0 Beaver street
O. Gsjank, Secretary. ...... ~ Wal street
STATEMENT.
Amount collected for the families Of Italian soldiers 10
the late wsr, $40 623 H. and RENTED 70 the Central oom
misks y Turin, |. per receipts publshsd IN 'hs daily
One hundred stand Of AIMS the gin Of Colonel ool Of
Hartford, shipped 70 Garbsd 81 the expense OF the com
mtse and received by him per his ackno gnent,
puol4hed In the daily papers
Private subscrptton among the members OF ths
con- mittee for the musktt fund, RENTED direct 70
General Gsfibaldi, ~ per receipt In the hands
RENTED The soth Of Nay, 1850, TO the Central
Committee OF tie Italian National Association, n
Turin, on Account OF The present subscrpson... sos
A"ooc.ss. ....... sso'
Nkw YosE. June ii, 1850.
orrRA FOR THE eARIBALDr FUND.
In accordance 70 The lsst call Of the Garbaldi Fand
Committee d Milan, and 10 the liberal offer made BY
Madame Coresis Opera uanseers, and by the principal
srssss Of The nanan Opera sov IA THIS city, tbs un1ev
signed notify the puonc that grand Representation YIN
tske place q, the Academy Of Music next Wednesday
p0ht, 18Th nat N aid General s'baIdi and his brave
followers IN their sUeee'e for freedom
The untsrsfncd HOPE that the citizens of this free land
WI ssccrd the espercss sfhrts
The Crw mffce-Gsssrsi , Avczzsna, rressdews; r.
rhti, hIne'n, 9. n s~ssu'setn, A. naenI " vsnn,
susni. A. Bravi, n Awsssr', Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Defeat and Capture Of Uraga
by VOL.
SIEGE OF GUADALAJARA RAISED.
161RA36o16 ADVAD00u60.
AbaA d0nment Of the Siege Of Oajaca
and Defeat Of the Liberals,
TO-, TO-, 10.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
SIEGE OF GUADALAJARA RAISED.



BY the arrival Of British mail steamer II Havana nom
Vera Crus possession Of Mexican dates 70 June
i. The rews important The church party ID once
moro In the ascendant, Urasa win be sesn BY the An
nexed corr espoAderce having been beaten and captured
q Guadalajara.
ne oonsttutonarsts have suffered another defeat, -
DSario de la karsad-
from Oajaca 10 the Vera Cruz papers The fact s ex
blamed General Roeas Landa has been beaten by Cobos
DS ossd me o. n s.
Osaca still continues To sustain the CONSERVATIVE govern
menL
" de Gabrisc was expected at Havana In the steamer
BerepRues which took Senior PAcheoo TO Mexico
or In tho Francisco de Ass.
The creditors Of Nessrs Jecker Co. held their first
meeting the 25th ult, when the following statement
was presented
10 Gregorto 4or TerAn.. 100000
N oVVVV0
j. n facneco. NV,vU
= En T. nI Hoo Sscn On Landau 10000
x1-.s.s -. 2 - p~,,, ooo'ooc
Osher parties IN europe and United States 100000
s-.ss~ a. -. -.
Iotei.s..' .S<SWJoW
A@En
In mines, including outings for surveys in So.
The ::s sov.inn:n, loan, :Sou. ;ii 900, Il
Invs.tn.si n lssds on ishc:nisTc.... .... 10000
Debt Of the government 100000
Bills 70 collect accounts current and real estate 100000
Tosh. 30 1000
Notwthsaading the apparently large proportion Of
sets liabilities generally supposed that seUe
ent Of Affairs In court would not amount 70 twenty Eve
per cent 10 he creditorA