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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05
ENTERED FOR CONCEPTION.

TIE following is recapitua.ion Of the Imports Of
Dry Goods for the week ending May4:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

APPOINTMENTS The Street Commissioner yester-
asy appointed j. C. Morrison David mcGonigal, and
Charles Booms Inspectors of Contract Work in that
Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

QuARASrINE MArTERs.-Judge hstcsi'e Oh o''u,
mend County has appointed Samuel r. bsrser' esq %
shis cy, to &C. as Commissioner under the Ac' ior
sscer,sinne and collecting the damages caused oy 's
burning of the Quarantine Buildings loe Com"'s-
s,cners named in TIE act are @eNers E. W. Lsaven-
worth Of Syrscure Ward Hunt OF Utica and Peter d,
Sweeney of Nsw-Yors. The Commissioners VIII
commence their labors in few 6sys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

SUPERIOR COURT srEcIAL nRs-MAT t-Bs,Ors Justice
'o' HOYPsPE.
DrCIsIOE.
Goats ct al agt. Plat 1t sl.-Ordsred to be settled
cn two days notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

Tar Storm KISe SLAVE CAsE.-PubEc rumor has
s,cbed recent occurrences board suspected Savers
and particularly the rlesse of the Storm King, Sc the
acts Of deputy marshall This il an error The dep
MY marshals are Messrs. Thompson and ODonnelt
against whom no charge has ever been made The
ra,ties in pcsted in these transactions are the mar
shsls tpsaves OF bal IFS and occupy the same rea-
zion as court cops able. 10 relation to the TRANSACTIONS
on the Storm King the expose made 10 the 'rncg
paptrs Yesterday has created great excitement around
the msrshsls Office. Not tpstave was to be seen
during the greater part of yesterday although they
are generally ouDgipg about the Office all day long
This il not the fast tas tina. the tpstaves have been
charged " ith offences Of this nature.
Not long ago two of them were taxed with advising
man to plead guilty, and charging him $500 for the
advice Subsequently they were forced to restore the
money, but Marshal Rynders still retains them in bis
service In the present case investigation viii be
had in day OF two before the Court
Upt the present time the authorities are very still
on the subject and II is impossible TO learn any of the
particulars regarding tbe seizure, which fact itself was
kent secret until the conduct of the pstaves brought
to light This practice of keeping every disrepuabls
Transaction in the dark certainly lie Of no advantage
10 the Government, while it is an injury to the
public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
DEATH ON RATS NDRoAcHEs.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
70 % te most safe and effective agent ever used for
the destruction Of these troublesome yefmin
% sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH De.
~ - theirs are many spurious articles offered for sss
hos sAls ny y. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
isl tmaw n aadlsi ckssissu s..,ees,
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]. WRIGHT 8 GO.


..,.. MEDIC ~, 'as'Ais.
WIEERs oAEADIAN VERAzFUaE J
sAyEs THE CHILDREN
IA 5fS&sM25@ &9$7$8S
This Il che only sure remedy against Worms 10 ,ns aunAa
framehngs that fatal and destructive 70 GA
save tho Chsldrcn'
lat uohsrs DO timely warned and not allow these cha ID
dsrer. u rcan In the stems of her osprnE hs amDor
wrSsRs CANADIAN yEaslFuGE
m Al once ana for sysr bansh The reptiles sud hs your sh
be saved. Think Of this
Colonel yasscr 81 Mississippi IN letter 70 Y W scssy Isl,
The Aberdsea thus winds up biz
Al ,he value e this medicine his own family Ny cxpe-
epcs has convinced that in the experiment have made
VII wiue Canadian vermfugs, u due to suffering human
M 4. wen Is 10 the Of the redieine to make
pA'''' ~ .fs,rnsal W. n. yAssER,"
The vermIfugs is for sale Wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT CO.,
I'll and III Charities street.,
Sole Froprstcrs
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DIR. DAVIS,

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
Under Its influence the dangerous cough removed sp
ING OF blood prevented the breathing rendered son
easy and The unfortunate sufferer restored from the
awful condition Consumption to healthy and otstahs
existence.
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and Retail, by
y WRIGHT CO.,
q and Isl Charities street.
Sole agents for the South.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
DIR. oseoops INDIA cHoLAeoeuE

CURES
Fever and Ague chs and Fever Damb ARac Inrnissent
and Remttent Feyers Liver Complaint JaundIes, Ez.
atgemen Of the Liver, Enlargement Of lbs R
Spleen, and ali the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES. @
This invaluable medicine prepared from extensive
practice Of several years IN bilious climate
to i curing feyeE and Ague shy Of the diseases
named.
Those who suffering from affections OF this kind alss
those Who have become nyads from their effects upon the
aitrtion, will find the INDIA EnoLAG0GUEa inyaiu-
sbe remedy for purifying the blood and thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate.
The wonderful effects Of Ghoagogue In Graduating hills
tho human only explain liz extraordinary agency
The speedy thorough and permanent Of Fever Aguo
and The various grades Of intermittent and renien feyers
has been esed in thousands Of and Is pronounced ~
all who have used IT, Of tbs greatest Fever and Aas
remedies extant
Be sure aud ask for Dr. osdoaD's INDIA GHoLAGoGUE.
a. there are many counerfeits offered for sale #1
For sale In Nss Orleans and rea al proprseors
prices, BY
J. WRIGHT CO.,
n and Isl ChartTes street.
General Agents.
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PHOTO HIC.

y q 49, =. -
AZ
$3.50, ,.rrrr, i. nacurwnnaryrn
Nj 60 = -
cenNxR or ooNMERcrAL PLACE.,
INV 0'asA
d H.. s o.
N, ~ ..,s 4 i.forn ear naArsa. p4<sss ana ~ ,-
q. 40, u. f,..., .,..k !. =. sh.,..
s.sa sssses,sas s.ildins. Which y. Aas ssd Nd f1
4isA.d = saitshis ssyis Nth =.
Largest aky-LtEht In the City. ss
+ LARGE REorrrIos RooE fsr u. rssas.
4 SPLENDID PARLoR AND DRESSING ROOM
xre,ssiv.ly for Laais., saa
ss AIARar STUDIO a. - y.,n,.~.
roxes,r with ali d. necessary room. and senv,a.no., ,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

NY husband, sirs Il returned 7 ssbas Pfsys deaf
Il Ii ID I'LL goue u town. thena cried the ratan,
Nllh u tone n dIssp polntzreht
ss ~ y going ~ - o'caesk y replied ~ 4 ~ ~
& Wi tsil hin, said sha burglar. haarssly ''If
aH hsssss aas ans e M III hsa s
ped into the alcore, md drawn back the bed again
u III plAne, HI Sn Instant. NV Husband entered
sdintaly afterwards. and even while he waa N
sss s sSs v sss sss ssa sspfsa ss
yon AZ but Shsspst II wusaans TNil MI YIN vhera
\ said soIelnaIy 81 promise net % open
III YouT Urss TrsSE loaned over The pillow to kisa
ma. and observed how terrified / looked.
You have been flightening yonIseh about
rohhera again, suppose. yQn silly child
y nm I gsTRss s hss y ssssr sas q ssd
With ras nKers ID fat He conld plainly read II Ia
ina fire-iiehf For Gods sake, hush but there il
I man behind thu bedhead ~
.Yanf uns.s Frank wss IS PEG Of e ion, ana
hearted and kind. He only answered Where e
your HaiT0lataIa iearesty and went 70 the mantel
pfece 10 get II. thought he never could have mn
dafstSod ne, be spcks with ssch cpolnesa and nn-
conaera until saw his fingers reply as he teok up
he bottle right denas ~ AFRAID II And then
4 was not afraid, Dick, Or at least not much-for
knew that should not he left one instant in that
room alone, and felt that my FRANK was q match
for any two mon ID such 4 canse. Only be had no
f 6arI' A 90 M & 80 -
Your IRE "a getting rather low, Georgey,n OBJ
served ie III liz took lib Tho poker {Ah be had .
/ Neaporl then ID "A must leave ron good blaze
IN comfort rou before To.H He poked the IRE,
ana left the poker III. but without taking his eye
u fIas IL tlle bedhead viii fnat ring the beli
and see whether Thomas has got the portmanteau
ready. Mary continued ha To- the maid that M
swered the beu sisend Thomas up.A Then, rhen
gave him that Key where is 1t, Georgey? I have
not minute To lose III IL ID in your dressing case
with the rest there shall be mn age In looking for
ILL Might ask you tn get cut of bed for an IN
slant, and show me which it IS ~ He said this
with his fingers, 4 Janap ~ and jumped you may
be sure, DIekey, quickly enough, and was inside
the dressing room, and with the door locked, IL
half second.
Come III, Thomas, said your uncle Come
schamber-door There's some blackguard got into
the house and behind my bed there: If he makes
the least resistance, I'll kill him with this hot
poker Z, s1sss*; ~
At these words the bed was pushed slowly out
wards, and the burglar, without his Grape mask,
ina with facc a pale a ashss emel ged from his
hiding place. Your Uncle Frank knew him 1t
been turned out Of his situation since the fire. upon
suspicion III dishonesty.
o sir, have pity upon me, Z cried he; I'm an
unluckg dog III IL had not been for q sneeze, /
should have had $4,000 in my pocket by this
time Y
Oh, you cana after Hsat, did your said my
husband coolly. 4 Wen, please give up that life
prescrver which yon have in your pocket, before
we have any more conversation
v4off shat frf,7 ,ad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

HENaY CLAY AND ossIAs g. DoDaE AT AN EYE
MING Parry. On the company being seated at
table. Nh. Clay poured two glasses of wine, and
passing them to Mi. Dodge, remarked In tones sqf-
heiently loud enough for oil to hear:
8 Mr. Dodge, lot Us pledge ourselves in glass Of
old wiae RE-
Without touching the glass, Mr.. Dodge replied
n Excuse me, Mr. Clay; am o strict teetotalldr,
end with yonr permission / pledge yon in what's
far more emblematical Of the purity Of true friend
Hhip, d glass Of pure water ~
mr. Clay slowly replaced the glass of wine upbn
the table, scanned with his eagle eyes the features
of his guest, and discovering no expression but
that of unhounded respect reached across the cpr-
ner ct the table. grasped the hand of his honest
friend, and exclaimed
M. Dodge, honor your principles, and then
ianghingly added but can't say that ADMIRE
your Iaste.f' sai5s - ~ r.
NJ. Dodge, with his usual promptness of retqrt,
replied; !
4 But is IL not the doctrine that our orators IRE
daily teaching ~, Mr.. Clay, to throw aside taste
for principles
Clay exclaimed
a Handsomely turned. Charles, move the vine
from the table,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

5se Pour water into vessel with q narrow neck.
sad little enters pour gradually and In small CHAR
tifies and the vessel Ii filled Such was the ain,
ila employed hy QHintiliaa to show the FOLLY Of
teaching children TOO much at d time.
No MpRE TAsTEguL AND GRATIFYING PnRsrNT
n made friend rslAtivs tho pcsrs Of
W deao Ad shsfps adsiss hoe MOI qus de-
nad A. 20 What rcae p appropriate % gvs sa * The
suddiy fishsa md spacious sAooa pf Messs A1darsoa
Hssssax fQ Gsa street. and hAys AnbFotype photographs
dens b that adlabls syis sxccacr
~d ais which aave rendsTsd ts accomplished artists o tbs
establishment cseersod III the Southwest stsp IL sra
Aad Inquire prices and will pratsy 10 walk
sway Win spletuzt Of soarselE
q TEfandnin, FAxcY, MILITARY AND OrHrR GotDa
Nsss1a n L Pirs< lss o4aal street. hays IN their nav
store splendid sleek p rev gooda In the trimmings and fancy
lie VI Aersras Engsh Efsneh GHssnan and Chinese
fsafs These goods ~ ha atest faacy And make
MaskrH haze also jns receytd elegant "
fH And sss aes stars banner tszs cords threads hrsids
e14 taaGss Ana military kQoAy VIZ Ask AsteaEn skss Ad
yssts*eEzsasz
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E.ARSTTNDTEK 4 10.

E::ARsTEND1EK 3 90.
TX AHsfrENpIliIx y %.
IxrosrRRs
WINES, LIQUORS, 1oBAccos AxD CIGARS
BATHROOMS.
osr..r aravi.r ana nov Love. st..
WAREHOUSES,
Mes. lo1, sss and 1es reAoupieoul.s street.
Oder for SALE
10 rHx CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE,
Ar rxRr Low PRICES AND ON xAroaAsnr rEasy;
cLAREfla sasks And hass,-esnmoa nns and extra inc
cf.ARkT-Ia sasss-eomnaen aae and extra aus
WHITE WIEE-Ia sAsks and basrsls-sonHoa snd nss
WHIrz WINM--Ia sasss--nns, oosmoa and extra ana.
RnRHIsH HIaE-In easks sna barrels
RHEFIsH HIsH-la sases-a large a.sortnsnt
FORT EIAR-In ssasser eashs.
PORT W1NH-In haass-soa.sn, ans and sxta ans.
AApSfRAs-Ia aaaxser eAsks
AADEIRAs-Ia bosss-senaeu, nas and srtra sne
sHRsRr-In cashs-erewn. Harmony and Tops.
sHERRT-In essss-crewn, Harmony and ropas
BURGUNDY wINEs-In cases.
CHAMPAGNE wINEs-Hsiasisek 4 Co..
Ghas Heidsiesk,
Eugene Ciqaot and Other brauds
eAfAEsA WINES Dry and Sparkling from The Mason,
Wine compapisa.
MALAGA WINRs--In quarter and half casks
MALAGA wINEs-Ia boxes
Liquors.
# ooaNAc BRANpIEs-..ueh u.s.
Go,a.nsars. isos and 1850,
L4rTsnas lsfs;
Larrsnss, very old and superior;
Gautisr frsss., lsss;
Vineyard Prop's 1851. ,8 81.
Lseoeq. 1905;
Ritherss,
aocHELLE gRAHDIEs-sush as
Pslsrin,
TAG CO.,
Maursl and others.
wHIsKIEs-.ueh Az
Bosrssa-six disszsat qualities;
Msaaasshaas-Eisht different qualities;
oid Rys-Thss. different qualities;
White wksas-r~o dasrsat qualities;
Essinssa County.
HAits Tennsssse.
Old Kentucky,
Rsesiasd coamsa 4s-.s..
Fixes Assnegs. Jssaz,ins and uni..d States,
oN sss.sA end Irish whiaky,
Old jamaica Rum, 4a5ga
Tts Old sAata Cras Rxn.
havana RaH
Holland Sin, &C., s.o.
o.,-., n,.,sv
csuiaoa ON,
LOUISIANA Haa,
iEatatisa Brsadies-
Tea different qualities,
Barassria Rum
n. ls t.,... !, : wins. ,,.,...
rseshes "a cream, swss;
Wine sap, pounds
Wine ssp half pounds
5
4z4-
-f~ fs@es' |
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:s.s; = $500
rAan1oNAsA'x O'sssAsNs
....,or .us 49,
/
sst~..a anys.r ~ s.--s..
- : : :
Infer. d. ,slu. AAs sa.y l.~s ,..s ,ss.v.a fsa sAA
-.asf..'s' l'fs' ~ vs..''ss .s'1 s''a' " 'A'A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

giAfNAP0LRoN'S WAR HeRsE.--Everybody has seen
a. copy, in some form, Of the famous painting Ma
poleon Crossing the Alps,n ana everybody doubt
less remembers the noble looking white horse in
the foreground, which bears upon his back the
young general Of the army Of Italy, who leans upon
the neck Of his rearing steed and points to The
the steep and rocky passes of the Alps. Thishorse
lis not mere artists ideal but was intended as al
portrait of Napoleon's horse Superb. This beauti1
tul animal was q Light grey Arabian, about III
Ing remarkabIe intelligence and muscular power
combined with nervous, active temperament, and
strong, vigorous temperament.
Superb was great favorite with Napoleon, and
accompanied him in many Of bis most successful
campaigns. In 1878, during the disastrous retreat
from Moscow, he was captured BIZ the Russian
General Orlon, Who kept him at st. Petersburg TIL
1884, when he was presented to the father of M
Tourrniaire, the manager OF the imperial circus, 4
passionate lover and accomplished trainer OF
horses, and we'll known for his devoted attack
ment to the memory of the great Napoleon
General Orloh, In presenting the horse, said,
N Jacques Tourmiaire, you were greatly attached
to the late Emperor Of the French. and yont
attachment honors YOU. You are known to be 4
favorite Of horses and, satisfied Of the care he
will receive at your hands, to you contide this
my greatest favorte. Superb Is too slight for asa
have groWn TOO heavy for him. 20 sell him to \
subjecting him 10 you, therefore, entrust him,
and rs you loved him to whom he first belonged
yon will, am snre, cherish Superb for the memory
of bis owner, as well as for his own sake The
horse was well cared for by his new master, who
brought him upon the stage, End taught him 10
perform some light parts in pieces performed IN
the circus. Jacques Tourmiarire died ID 1889, and
left Superb to bis son, who treated the veteran
still with the tenderest care. He was subsequently
exhibited in London, and other large cities.
Several years since We read short history pf
this horse. published tn an English journal, and If
our memory serves us well, it mas stated that He
was foaled In 1902, and died in I84l having lived
to the extraordinary age Of 50 years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06

DR. wRIGHps
CELEBRATED REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared
" he scie Phamaceuica Principles by Of tina abIest
Chemists of the age, for the care Of
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression
Imbeclity
Determination Of Blood to the Head
Confused Ideas,
HyseFia,
General Irrtability,
+ Restlessness and
A,.an., :, ua,.,.,.. sleeplessness ut Night,
Loss Of Appetite
Dyspepsia,
Emaciation, g z~
Low Spirits
Reorganization Of the
Organs Of Generation,
Palptaiion Of tho Heart.
For sale in Now Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 Co.
- q and 15l Charities street.
Sole Proprietora
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BaYAMs ralmonic WATERS; "'f.A f'ahs'
WIS pAYis, s Mis cs %d o Che HI
COP oo 6IY EIyS En- b Hsa ss, Clark Co..
con a iTygk aS,IIE s'I Ia1asss.i
oUEnUs COD LIVER OIL . ELY ssfa0 81 sapls'i
v.,..,,. 4s $55assss g2s ,.Ess.:
Essfs fss 4s sPs F aRss PMS
srE nsHs sas Ss SSos's r f1i;;:
'1f sss as S;Rjfi 5 S si1,
4ss sfH A# H;S;s Ss III E.,,.;,,.
Railways Ready Relief. oHSfs AH'faot;
assa SS ssi sIisit = 3 so,P Pss;;
faf bzEsEs:S 1; s:ia ss,....,.,
pAs sGsT En- K RIsIa...,
Dr. t AessEs s IasS,serAtas Corda sAAfs 0'aa'n
DR., BEARNETHY,s Detergent; e
nALBiaS Carminatise; a5sS5#g4 i&5
lEFAIIIBLE Cholers Remedy.
KEHDAIL,S Cholera syrup.
HApRJaon,s NJ. -. ALE1AFDERs Trlco6uphs
BACHELORS Hair Diva
PHALON'S Hair Dye.
JAYNE'S Hair Tonic;
rar pz,o cHRISTApORo's Hair Dye.
WATERS Iudeibe Ink;
PAPsONfS Indelibs Ink.
AIUDEKfS Indeiible Ink.
900 pound. GuS n bRer st. sssss,.s LIQUID
ssrx,,. 90 q JUJuBE PASTE. i
: Z IRE BRANDY PORT and SHERRY WINES ~ roaasot
nal purposes, constantly on band .' sf aea'ci
aafsAants Planters and rhysicianss ordsrs rsnectfi,
seaees ssssr article guaranteed fresh and genuine
- q. N. MORRISON d CO.,
u Asssslns stssst 1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
THREE DAYS LATER news FROM EUROPE.
Our LOnIon, Paris and Berlin
Dispatches.
THE GREAT REVOLUTION IN ITALY.
ME POPULAR VOTE FOB ANNEXATION
THE TUSCAN DIFFICULTY.
THE SAVOY QUESTION.
PROTEST OF SWITZERLAND.
Napoleon to Have His Own
Way.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
SPAIN AND NOR 0 CO.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c., &c., 10.
THE ATLANTIC CABL e.
SP AIN A IND M O r 0 G G o,
STATE OF THE MARKETS
&c., &C.. 90.

NE steamship Arsbs, Capt Stone, watch sailed from
liverpool the 17 Of March, st 80 p NJ arrived here
n eight O'Clock yesterday morning.
The official Dresden urns publishes powerful article
On the annexation OF Savoy, in which II Says
The whole blame be attributed TO the policy Eng
Viar ca ard the passive attitude Of the ether Pow
eYs on the realization Of the treaty OF 2urih. 10
Me as the annexation OF Savoy te France nSy regsr
ed as accomplished fact
The law in Tuscany concerning the conseHrton fxesaae
contingent at g. 600 Een.
Another decree oenvokes the National Assembly for tho
10Th inst.
The Committee CT the German National Association now
assembled in Berlin, aboutto publish energetic ceca
ration against the theory Of natural bsvndsres ar6 the
annexation Of Savoy to France stating therein that Ger
many will be strongly united in future times Of Danger
The semi cffcial Donau Ztsns publishes article on
the real meaning o; universal suffrage, which says
Universal outrage is only permission granted To the
people do whatever the predominant party might, by
inumdaion force upon them. What established right
could nation thus obtain against coming evSntss Uni
versal suffrage is twoedgcd sword the Hit OF which
could at any future tme be also seized By republic
BY this way Italy is neither obiaEing stability for the
future nor is Europe recovering the feeling OF security
which s now wantingQ
Turin correspondent Of the Censs;sionMet writes on
the 10Th
Ibave lust been Informed that Coun. Cavour has
IN 20 Paris note which he declares that Pied nont OF
her free WILL cedes 10 France tho territories Of Nicc
and Savoy. The French envoy who was 10 leave this
place for Milan, end maintain Significant reserve during
ihe VOTE reno uished that journey. Everything
ours show that the good understanding be!geen the
Sardinan government and the Cabinet OF the rueri %
VIII mol be troubled.
We are informed, says the Courier d: Paris, that the
elections in Savoy and in the county Of Nice to decide
On annexation Of those PROVINCES 70 the French
pho, WIN take place on the 18th inst
he "Benicia BOY who has fe- some time past been
training at Harnhan, Salisbury has Just lcfs.ss
pHoe for the purpose Of prosecuting his preparacoa
Oune moro retired locality.
Nessrs ID. Bell Sen Co. repor. as follows
During the pest week the market for American eecuri
ee has continued inactive and tie transactions In bot
sate stocks and railroad bonds have not been to
oh ain xvfh shanr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31

Oar London Correspondence.

Oar London Correspondence.
LospoS, March 10, 1880.
1Sasion Of Saram on Edlian Asairs-Aueoed Pr;uas<
AsTaNgemNt Rd,oees Louis NAPOLEON and Victor
Emanuel on De AmeeaGon Qsesion-Nap0eon TIE
Jsaaa Cnsar Of Gs Sovd AID Pen--Ru Recent Achieve.
a1ts-Te Amsezcion Of Sscoy to France Ioregons
CbscusioH-kr. GIadaone and His Budce-Lows Nipo.
leon agrees to 1hke Of tie PrAi1iion Of ae Expert Of
Ra1-Rs Eject Papc xalSn2 and Englisa Ne,o;.
papus-TAe Rife vo'srsar Bar-Amusise Iaciies4 in
0s Younter Aouemet-C 7osao a u. Opxa Season 8.
Cbpent Gard~-Sucoess Of he Opera Of "Lurlise'-
Reporting of Her kqjeays TAaatSe-Iunes Of R1rey,
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have just been conversing with gentle nan who ~
the be opportunities in TIC world fer known the true
aie Of Affairs Ia Italy ani particularly at tho Court Of
SARDINIA. He on intimate terms with eminer. persons
share, and has lately spent months 10 rarr Milan
md Genoa. He says;-"rhe Emperor Nspoloon AID VIC
cor Emanuel certainly understard another and thu.
she diplomatic correspondence all oreseeu and
fOreknown" of course, when IL appears to tia
world that King Victor cannot conquer impossi.
eilities and that affairs in Italy must take their
course, Louis Napoleon having shown 10 Austria
and the Tuscan Dukes that he has done all he for
hem, they must be satisfied with him (Napoeon) IL he
etrcais from what untenaDle ground do NOT be.
ieve the French Emperor going LET Victor Emanuel
BE drawn into with the Italians Austria, or the
Pope Blood enough has been shed already the French
Emperor has proved himself worthy orthe he bears
jules Caesar with the sword well as tho penand he
gets hs direct reward in the Savoy cabbago-a very Nice
ground enough TO make France with the ram
PAD q The Alps nvncble the southeast she is At
Lsuis Napoleon has proved conclusvey that
h TOO strong for the priests and bishops in his own DO
.isus and The Pope al combined, and that French
,,e ere more than match for the Ausrians h the field
There have been 80 many changes in the political
kaleidoscope Of italy and France that we mood not he sur
rsed vhsssver may happen. Savoy win be aunsSei
Aough Germany protsss Prussia protests Austria pro-
Ies and Iean{ protests Austria, however hasoTerei
bard in band with Prussia Napoleon offers To APP