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Major AnAervon.

Mr.. LINCOLN need not delay Q momentto dss-
ignste his Secretary OF War. VS. trust he has
made no overturss In any quarter, thst will do.
priye lin OF the opportunity Of taking into his
Cabinet Msjor ANDERSON, Of kentucky. The
decisive movement Of thi, gallant officer In absn.
doning an exposed and untenablo position, and
putting himself In . position to protect and de-
fend tho property and rights Of the United Ststss
against reasonable assault, has SAINT thrill Of
exultstion through the hearts Of the American
people. Patriotism, sssaeity, pluck are oyincsd
by this novemsnt and these are qualities that,all
brave mon respect. II Is all the bsttsr thst Ms
y ANDERSON acted on his own responsibility,
under his general ordsrs to protect the forts
for this proves him sslf reliant ~ we'll a brave
and patriotic, cool headed and rssoluts ~ we'll -
loyal to bis country-equL to an emergency a
well "a true 70 his trust.
Msjo ANDERSON enjoys the highest conf +.
dence OF bis brother oflioers ss . man Of prudence
tainnsnts, Of incorruptiols integrity and un-
hinchina patriotism. Though q Ksntuckian by
birth, and 90 Tar southsrn in his sy npathies, he
has spent 80 much Of his lite In the public SCR,
vice In different parts Of the country, that hs
!, truly q national man. He won honorable
1ndsr General Soor1.
Az an evidence Of his character and standing,
we would remind the pubic that whom ConSrss
appointed . Cemmision TO inysstlsats the
msnAs suent Of the West Point Military Acsd-
emv, Major ANDERSON wss one Of the two
Officers Of the army upon that Commission and
also that be was stationed for SONS time st
Trenton to supsrntsnd certain work, for tho
Gsnsral Government, requiring scientific skin
and peponL integrity. While In Trenton,
Major AHBsRsoN commanded himself to the
goodwill Of the citizen, by his modest AMI gen ,
u.msnl, bearing. He Is In every way com
pst.nt for the post for which vs respectfully
propose his name. We hope soon to hear thst
Kentucky Is To bs represented In tho c,bsnst by
hsr distinguished sou.-ipdepssdda.
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Scientific Items.

IArHovzzENrs IN THE MANUFACTURE os
LAArHsl.-It Is . fact pot generally known,
shss RusaiAn leather, so muSh esesmsd for iss soent
Is tanned wish ihs ohsspest bark Of the country,
and sofeusd with sn oil extracted from ,hs bark
the birch tree, aLo Abundsnsly produced the COM
binsuou Of ,hsss msssss g,vss the scent and qxsi-
ties highly valued In Russian leather. The pecu-
liax soVness In French ourrisd leather 10 In pArt
attributable 70 usinS the bark d shs evergreen oak,
with which tbs better dc aipdcns sre tanned and
shs sole leAihsr Of England, which "a probably nos
surpassed BY any les,her u ~ ass, Il d,psndens 70
toms eItsnt upon ths superior oak bArk thl Il en-.
ployed-
The bsrk Of Ihs eek tends 70 give hrmnsss and
soidisy, willis other sorts remarkable for the son-
moss they impar 70 the s'hsr and each material
ussd IN tanning Eivss some dlisinct quality In
rsspc, 70 color and toushness, or ospabilisy q
re~issisg moisture and decay ETpshsncs shows
that the tanning principle In different oonsinauons
A iouud In the ba and ssvs Of many uess and
,hossh chsmisry has hthsIto done somsshing In ,hs
wsy u improving this branch OF manufacture II has
dnas les than nigh, sve been sIpos'ed. Though
nummous experiments have been tried and many
new proon.sss brought forward. positive improvs-
msnts have bean made upon the old methods u
tanning.
very m~ch, however, has bean effected By mo
sbsniosl cans. The ssssrn er gina has been gene
rally insrodsos1 Into the sI,sase msAuko.oriss for
lashsr- drssdng snd tanning. II h ussd In grind
ing hssk. ~ sotsnins foreign hLAA& and In giving
nosion 10 many machines for wsshiug, g'ssing and
Anishins lssshr. But shs moss Important rs,ulss
hsvs arisen from the invMuon Of iagsnlou, ma
shin~y for ,plisaing hAAss and skins. Thsss
machines completely separate shs uppr from N
mdsr sarfsss, issvins ssch part Of Ne same super
hosAi dmAsnas ~ Tho original bidA TAis iI eifsossd
" means q alsas. sharp knife hsps IN rapid mo
iss ssosl Ne azssash Of aa inch from the edge Of
Sas0tA har 4 troa, svw vSish We akia y drswa y
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Business Items.

THk U. 3. Mrsrs coISsD during the last
fiscal year s23 ~ 2s3 30 in gold S3.25o.636 90
In silver and e3i2 080 In cents.
The WHOLE HUsBKR or POST OFFICES Ia the
United States Ia 28 49s-s dscrele from 1859 Of
forty one.
ArTBR rAYISG 8 rkR CANT. DIVIDEND, the
Boston and Maine Z. r. has surplus Of $1il,-
895.
TIN PERMANENT PUBLIC DrBr Of tho United
States on tho 3Oth Of June, 1860, wss
$45.07 2O3, exclusive Of outstauding IreAsury
notes, smoan ting to $1,000 900.
TIE RRnARISo ASSETS Of ths dsfunct Ian
esstsr, Pa, Bank, woie ,old on by auction on
Friday; notes. judgment and stock, amounting
to e240 O0c, sold fer Si 500, and paid for In the
worthless notes VI the bank.
fRoN THE AsBuAL statement Of tho trade and
commerce Of Milwsukse We sgstAsr tus following
Interesting facts.
Receipts Of wheat for the year 1880, 10 275,-
600 bushols, exceeding thoss Of 1859 by 636. 900
bushels. Tho shipments " whsat were 6. 27i.-
900 bushels against i.175 900 la 1859. II Is es-
tInated tha. tho export of whoat IRON the crop
d 1860 viii reach $1,000 600 bushels.
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miscellaneous Items.

FRENCH CosTHc1oSARr.- Choe olats soafec
donsry u entirely Of French Invention, and 1, shs
kind Of swsssmas, most sssesm,d In Francs. Is
manufacture, however, is cbiohy concenrgted In Pa
RI. giving employment - hundreds Of perIons and
large amount Of cspi,sl. II is owing 70 the great
sweniion paid By the French nschiniss 70 The con-
sHucton Of the machinery employed In in prsp,ra-
don for the sri,urasiDg and grinding process, tat
,hs Art has been carried To its presen high state Of
psriscuon. The French eonfeotoasr also displays
much ingenious skil In Gazing q usA variety o.
subjects In choools.s, whioh ususlly afterwards
covered with preparations Of sugar, and oolorsd 70
repsssns 'hs nasural objects. The moulds, In which
shs ossting 10 effected. arc made Of shss, copper
hanmsred 70 the required shape.
Dussr confectionery 10 nAnufsctured In France
even 10 . much greater extans thsn ehoo1lats con-
aonary, sEd Ia thAs which u chiefly exported, Pals
u shs greAa centre of this branch Of industry. The
Frsnsh con tononer 10 NOT mars nsnuiAcIursr OF
shspalss fwests, he IL artist he stuiiss moi on
y the ssssroe Of form In ssch boubon bui sso pays
the minutest attention 70 the ssusc,vsnssi Of the
grouping, and Mo correct eJnstrasLng Il ths
ooiors. His ingsI uity and iLvanton ars insxhaus'
uble every season he produces some novelty, and
for years this conps iLon he's continued bsswen
himself and his rivals. Aud yes there u no sbats.
men, In his Ardor his suoosas now his pro
duedon consists Of nsw box, now Of soma nitric ~
inssTlsoing Of fu,s, now Of some wondsrul c-ysla-
ihaaions, and now of some now mode Of oonoexlins
Me motto but In moss his ART sxsned As,s.
fully 70 introduce q looking-glssa.
DAT AnD AARTis's BLAcxIso. Tho htm Of
DAY MANN, Eagiish manufacturers a blssking,
Il protsbly more familiar W ths prsssn, gsnsIa.on
than shsa q any osher In shs world. Ths members
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. =, 1851.

IHDIAH Am AnKucAI CoTroW.-Ons q
shs moss interesting qasssisas q sbs present tms y
shas which concerns the pruductioa q eosson In In
dA, and IL general svAlablnss sur usnuhcsurins
purposs, - compared With ths soseDa prcdsosd n
cor own country.
Il hh perhaps not ssnsra,ly known thsA In Iadis,
vsy lnss auanAsis. of oos.cn have evsiy ysH been
RAISED fur home coasumphon, by the nsave mAnusso-
,urcrs and for expiration 10 osber csstsrn c,unsris
especially China the lss.er alone having, dl within
tie iass NV years, generally exceeded The entire
nual quanaty exported 70 Europe. rnus during shs
sen ysars preceding 1883, the quantity Of nav cotton
sxpo ted from India o Eogaad about Sss 80 90
oASunds whilA In the same period the quantity
sr,Ssssd from India ~ China g., VS. sbou
o<0. ooe 600 pounds. On oCnpartns tssIhsr the
average SAAl quantity q cotton imported into drca,
D. issin In ths yesr $50, 1870 and 1850, from ne
Uniied stAAcs and from India appears that whils
Vie former duriag these ree periods has Increased n
sbous shs rsAo cf 10000 bAss, oso,oos bslss, and
900 bales Tue lsNer hss increased In ne rakso
Of OF 900 bales, los ~ bslss, and ooo,so bslss
ahowing, therefore, Nha large - Tho annual increAs-
ed importation Of American cosscu hs besn, shs
inueased ounrumpHen u kAA IadiA haa bcsa pro-
portionalty grsassr.
The native indigenous cossous q Iadis are, how
ever, inferior In quality, and this nsrorty h easiv
accounted for. No care or ski In The cultivation. d
oou,e will render The nbre u short staple oosson ks
,hss Of the long staple variety, but In many easss the
nut Ia no, the shxtnc~ Of the Abe u u thai shs
o. sscn has been rknsd Aner 10 II grown nd ripcn-
ed Elsher by lad Agemeni the staple Ii broken,
or BY exposure 70 the weather, and by the sddisoa
a dit and impuriy q all sorts, IN value u muss
tn iAlly dimnished. In those oasss whore care nd
attention are besso wed the cosons are found 70 Be- Of
eIoellen, quality, and shsre 10 douha shsA shsAr
value will alowly and stesdiy increase In ths Bngish
marhe. whsn the cotton Is ssns olsan, and In ths
state In which 1, u gaihered.
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Criminal.

Nr,a s. Jou~,o, d, n
tGt cAsrocS vitS .t.siinr n srrv ons IT,. !.
~ IN. r!ni,to, far m.ry,Sry H. .. sno,S-
- -n,,n.. -...s ,se.~., :. A..
CoMs npwrhs smusou snomsoiVc ADAsy
vinde "a IN ali ,hs princInsI str..ts ~ a.
Eusn. suildinx jvrntv. ~. Sshts v,rs .rn.
kn. 49,
,,.,.o, ,.-
~ ~. ~! ru A oPPsps
~ $3.50. y; T.. n.a'nr 49,, 1on o
.ua,.,. ,..,,i. n.yp'y ..o uo.1 srosIo
ever
v,, IT ,.-,-
.,..,ad 80 ',, ~ VIZ wv ,,H
.s ~ -. .u.u "u' ". 'uo ssseN rm,e croS
~. 0.l.is.S go. h.s .S ~ u,i, 49,
~. n ,o' pS N seesa ,
SSo scn S..p s'SA'~''' " o''AA
.,,
..i.,. 49, in,n r. W. = ~ uns su.soa h
:, MuSs mso .; L. uN 70. slH nc nceS ~.
@ I'm ou Suhay mFhsH Neshs yo'WU
',u..t a.. - 80 o"'an 81 80. 49, ~ .ao Poucs IN tns
A "' PoP~S
"'".
HAnAM LucAs, vrsrEns nrsnoSARY, was
robbed on Sl'O ~ hu brothers house, In WA-
than, Maa, by SrLyAEvs HAsLow, at the
dishonest brothsrs ,instigation, on Friday night.
lhc monsy bas bean recovered, and tho psir are
under bonds 70 answer.
Tn. POLICE OF RoxsuRy, Mass made q
descent 90 . suspected houss, on Thursday, and
arrested CaAnLls WOODWARD and DAsrkY.
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sterioss AasasinatSon AnalaSsus 10 ths
Late Railway Marisr h France.

Mysterious Assassination Aaala Ssas 10 ths
Late Railway Mardsr in France.
Some months back, . strange csss, Having
some analogy to the murder Of N. PoIEsor. oe-
cured On the Paris nulhsusea Rs,i-.y.
Between Ii. zniisnslm and nlfurtA, nea, Bal
Ssrt, and be turned out to be Ruasian military
doctor, named HrrL Whistler BE- attempted
suicide, o. vhsthsr an attempt was made to
murder him, oe vhsthsr, whom half aslsep, he
The train bad reached station, has nsvsr been
satisfactorily ascsrtainsd, - he could not speak
French, no explsnation WAS got from him.
On tho one hand, the injuries he hAd rscsivsd
were such as might have besn occaaonsd BY his
jumping or falling from the crriags; and on the
other hand, In the vehicle, one OF the. cushions,
o. aimed with blood, was turned upside down, and
q broken knife was found bones. h II. But, what
ever were the fac Of The case, II was said that Q
bag, In which were . number OF RusAiln bank
notes and Rus.iAn and French coin, was stolen
from the gentleman. In spite Of all inquiries
tery..
A few days back, however, an event occurred
which seems likely 10 throw light on II, The
pe~d1wes OF Forstte, In tho Hiut- Rhln, arres-
ted Que Jun, dsserter from the Third Squad
ron 70 OF the b.ggas: train, who Is under sentence
aud on searching the man, thirteen Russian
bink. notes, the value Of which was not known
by the officers, were found also, some Russian
chn, and upward Of f350 In French money slso
ssporting license In the name Of Jun, Of Paris.
This man was plsced In the lookup and chsiu.
Cd but In the night he succ ,edsd In removing
his fsttsrs. Two turnksys hearing . noiss, went
to his call, but be knocked them both down,
and, rushing out fAstsned tbs door on them.
Another turnkey seized him, but After q dsspe-
rate struggle he breko from hm, got away, and
has not since been found. To this strange sto-
~, the Gdzate des 7tibunoar adds, that In adj
tion to the Russian notes and money, the man
was In possession Of papers bslonging to DR..
HRPPI
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. revolving cylinder. - sncsb~ tnschins, the sAn
u pressed bsswcen revolving rollers, and presenst,
~ h epes--, 10 ne edge q long. arsighs knkr,
which is nicsy sdjussed besween Me upper aud
under suuf.os o ths akin. md hsp, In mc<son back
v,rd s.d forward 70 scilisste the oper,scs S split
ing. Ths hydrssir prs.s y o machine siso q groh
10 IN loaAhsr manuAceure
Iraoym TIDE GuAaR-A saHsoting
and sskrssist~ins sdsSusss - bssn invonsed.
which reduces fdsson or stp 70 . WI small qssn-
Nv. rhs s,sah Of the whesh are owefuly made 20
thaA shouA tho riss or fall q ihs ,ds AMOUNT " the
Fraction Il an inch only, . Simultaneous novemcat
n the whsls machine follows 70 thas extsRh. " Is
tsmiahsd viii brsss cylinder, ne axes u whish
q bs,lnesa, revolving In pnlses. Ths trsvsrsins
bar, carrying Me rseistsrag psnsh, moves q ssss'
hicoa rollers, onoealsd In the capitals q The brass
0pprting pillars. Ia connection with II h an as
truaaAos clock, which vibrasss scconAs, and needs
winding ncs N sizsssa days enly. % that some-
what more s,an . chaN Of tidal curves, extending
hom new NON " fun aooo. or vice evea, csu Be
rcsi,tucd wit'ous aAy attention being required.
rhs iasruncnt Is also fsrnishsd with q systsm of
wheels, bv means Of which the depth u ws,sr IL
shswn ON orcuiar dial.
rhere Ia also anolhsr insrumant OF this cha oter,
vSoA cuaAsss Il uesN Cylinder thir9 inohe. In
imgsh s.d eight hshos In diameter, moved BY
dock, nd perfcrminS revolution In twenty foar
hosrs. rncd moved BY a ~ h suspended by n
endov chain, aud malntsns always the sane buoy
snss. The penon attached 70 the chain Is carried
over tive c,unic's, one Of which oontsns . spiral
ptinS, and Ia ~ c,ntived hss hs marking of the
change q TIDE 10 ,m.edsss. On NE fac. Of the clcok
u shewn Ne height u the dds a he tns Of otssrvs-
tos- II sso registers the Highest and swess foe the
A. .t.~ H.. -
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CalamitioG.

Hp8Y WnKns, tanner In London, G. w.,
died from hydrophobia, having, II IL supposed
taken the infection from hides while In the pro-
cess Of tanning.
A ooLoRlD sKRvAHr, BARAH LIVE, while Hll-
Ing lighted fluid lamp at AuscAtins, lows, on
Ihursisy night the cen exploded, and che vss
burned In horrible mSnnor.
little more than one fifth Of all the deaths in
Nsv England arise from cousunption, and kim
drsd diseases Of the throat and lungs.
AFTER MAIrso A rKw CALLS on New Years
morning, Mr.. Jous CHsisrIs. boiler maker at
the N. 7. and N. ii. r. r. Cos. works at New
Haven. went home and died.
Tuz pRsss OF Miss SrArLsR, q school teacher
In the Cherokes nation, causht fire and she WAS
90 drsadfully burned that she died In "a hours.
She was talented and highly est.omsd gradu-
ate Of Trenton, N. j., medal school.
Two BAsEs IN TIE WOOD were recently res-
cusd from death near San Francisco. Tnsy had
sallied out ito 800 father at work. and lost their
way, whom, tired out, they lay do IN under Q
bash, and were discovered fast aissp, cuddled
up In each others arms.
Ar AuoUsrA, GEoRaIA, on tine eth ult., .
French jswslsr, named LouIs A. DEvnLK cut
his throat from ear to ear, after having stabbed
him,slf five times In the breast. His wife lives
st Brooklyn, and her long silence u thought y
have affected his reason.
HfcuAM SnnIA, A rAnSn,.At New Haven,
Ct., got of bis bench on New Years morning,
and as his little child thought, went to sleep In
bis chair-k, never woke-hs was dead. An un-
controllsbls love Of drink Il thought TO have
caused Lis esSth.
AT SrsuBEs, Ne, fvs young cbildren Of
CuRrIs I1uGHroS st themselves on fire while
their mother WAS in the barn milking. On hear
irg their crios abe returned 70 the hous, in time
TO save four; but the slde't, ye,rs old, Wa
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d sur & thsir dsbtA ws csnnek sabnit to b.
robbed Of roperty actually in hand. The
money thus stolen would Psy the Mexican
bcudhslders enc half-yesriy dlvidsnd out q tbe
II that are due, sad now that very moderate
international quarrsls, weakness h oftsa
strength, bat no wsakncss, o. strength either,
can dictate submission 10 such trestment a. this.
II ampls redress ss vel asprcnpt rsseitstion be
sot forthwith secured, We sAan forfeit ali Chains
70 ispsst and consideration On ths part q fsrsign
satss."
A dispodusa b here shown b ty whst virtue
there Il In guns, though II Il very dsabtful
whethsr 81 600. 900 could be knseksd eat Il
vsrs Orus, even by this means.
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'Jnsmplete.
RIn addition 70 thsss are incomplete works tst
Bhp leland, Mississippi river; Georgetown, 8.
G Pert hoyL Roads, 9. G.; Iypes Ilkndt b.
vannab; Galveston, Brazos, Santiago and MAts-
gordAy Bay, Tsx1.
burgb; were dsignsd for those ct Galveston and
Ship Island.
hsmp'on Boads y the great naval depot sta
ton and rendezvous Of the southern sass, and
ths Only good roadstsad on the Atlantic iouth Of
the DslswMs.
Pensacola Is very strong, and the only good
bsrbor tor vessels Of war, and the only naval do
pot on the gulf.
The fortresses at Key Wet and Tortugss on
the southern point Of Florids, are among the most
powerful In the world, and every yssssl that
crosses the gulf, passes within sight Of both.
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Druish Policy In Mexico.

The Iumor has gained currency that
thu British 0ovsrnmsnt have sent cut
instructions 10 oonosntrats . naval force in
Mexican waters, In consequence Of the recsnt
ssiEsrs In tho City Of Msxioo, OF $1,000.
900 be- 'onaing 70 the Bdtih bondheldsrs- Tue
London Hnes Of the 2lst ult recounts the his.
tory Of the Mexican debt TO England, am ,un,iag
to f10. 2i1, $50 sterling, and all the difficulties
which have attended tho efforts to collect the in
tersst on this large sum- till at length tho affairs
Of Mexico are represented ~ " spproaching .
eHisis-' In ths present. month Of January, ex-
setly fourteen hslf-ysariy dividsnds will Ss dus;
and ths monsy Just stslsu, would hsvs paid The
boodholdsrs one Of thsss coveted install asnts.
Upon . review Of all thass facts, ths Ti@ss 10
maIks - follows;
"Ws can bear good deal In the matter Of
foreign obligations. We hsvs bean aoeuAtomsd
~ various transactions and operations Of stats
which, honestly ntsrprsted, were, perhaps, -
downright acts Of robbery - that iast commit
~ u Mexico. Sdll thsrs 10 . difference Be-
tween sstah stealing and ssfasiag 70 pay, and
thsssA W sloW gpvxamsas . pssAat iu rseu-
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oS wsss and god Land, and Their disosvsr;sa
mus without dcubt lsaA 10 great iSsalts.
In the osuras u an ardds o. the subject The
HeibowNe Argus sayp:
Rn his rcuts from Adsissds toist- Isdsg. 41nia.
ed ime: 184dsg-, Mr. 6ruAsr may b. said 70
havs divttsd tho continent into Two pretty Yearly
equal P9ucnA fthsrs wM anything worthy 70
be called central dss~t Il wosld, thsraSrs
have bssn mst. Bnt ne dss~t wss sen; and ths
most frbidding features were thrss o. SUsr trsc .
o. scrub. The broadst not being Dsrs thaa 90
milss acrossL within Q mile O. o. OF the pre-
cass centrN there b . high hill, IRON which ranges
70 the northeast were Visible. A he ADVANCED
morS TO the nsrth ward, he found hineslf "np m
long plains Of alluvih sdl, covered with grsn,"
and came upen crssks having very Largo And
long water-holes.' Singular to rslsts the pst,ts
~ found to grow wild here though the natives
Used in spples, and apps,snuy were ignorant eS
he virtues Of the tubers- Game Lss existed h
plenty, and tie natives srs rsprsssatsd q the
Strongest and bsst ssd hithsts met threushsst
the coutinsnt. Thass festsrss warrant us In re-
jesting all previous conceptions - to The istsd~
q Austr.liS and leave scarcely doubt but that
IN IL main characteristics Il differs little frsu
ths cssst districts.
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aarS.idrs Letter .. King v,,tor Rn....l

Gar1aidrs Letter - King vsstor Rna.ssi
Ths following q the lstter, nst hithsto
p~blisheA, in which GAanAIDl plsesd his
Pevsn h the hands Of KinG vIoroa knAHua
Costa. 0d, 70, 1s6s:-Asa-whsA upa
teugtine the Sicilian sod, accepted the dicta-
tosship, aid IL in your name and Tor you, In
Whom arc concentrated all the hspes Of the na-
ton. sbsy therefore, Q wish Of ny heart I
fulfil rcnife expressed In ali my acts, and
placing N your hands . power that by every
thste provinces have declared themselves In 70
solemn . manner for one Itaiy, aud fer your
rsss q veil - that Il your legitimate tss-
csslsnta.
hand svx TO yes the power over tsa millions
Il Italisps, trmenteA but few months back BY
stupid ..d fsredsu. dsspsti,m, and 70. who. .
regenefsive sway will be necessary In the dne
u seme. And frsm you they viii have this
sway, from yoa whom God has p edsstined V re-
store tho Italian nation, 70 render II fres and
rospesous at hsms, powerful and rs'psstsl
abrosd.
You Will find In thsss countries beth q doils
and intelligent people, equally friendly 10 order
and deirous of freedom. ready for the greatest
saorifoss, vhsn they are required, In tho inkG-
sst q tho country and u the national gsvsn-
msnt.
Daring the ,ix months have bald the dicta /.
character and geod will Of this people, whom
and my eompasioes have had he happinss u
restoring 70 Italy, from which our tyrsnts bad
separated than.
Do not peak To yos Of my govsnnsat. The
iAand Of Sicily, notwithstanding the difficulties
raised BY psrsons coming from elsewhere, he'd
institutions like those Of Upper Italy, Il enjsys
tranquility unsxanplsd. Here, on the osnd-
nsnt, where the prsssnes Of the enemy Il still an
obstacle, the country q progressing by all Its
acts towards the rsslizatisa of Italian unity and
al ub is due to the remarkable intelligence Of
two distinguished patriots, 70 whom have en-
trusted the conduct Of the sdministration.
Dsign at the same time, MAjesty, 70 permit
mo one request at the moment Of my rss1gning
TO you The supreme Pover-I con1urs you 70
place under your protection those whom have
bad fcr my fellow laborsrs in this great work Of
llbsratins Southern Italy, and 10 receive Int
your army ny companions In arms, who have
deserved we'll of you and Of the country.
an, sre, SC, 0AiIRALpr.
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AusraxHan RxpSsrse

rsosntiy sompls,sd an sxplosadoa which at
length makes US awArs Of the real character Of
TIE interior ol Australia, and their report leaves
no room to doubt that II affords . hhs sits sss Q
large and hourishiug people 10 occupy, furnish
Ing st once sure routes between the various fer =
tile coasts and vs.s trsets of fsstils aud siubd
ess hahitsbls land. TAsy travelled l.a0e mlss
das north 4 Adslsids, every wAsss fsund plsaty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-01-07
Rse Ncbv~>sa Irr<,.t,v..

Ths NsbraAka Hesss Il Rsprssentadys, %
tho LIST inst, On notisa Of General DOWN
psesd the following rsssiution,-
Resotced, Inst the Nsbrasks Lseisia.ure sends
y@dsg an thsnks 10 nsj~ ANbmsoN, II
RRt Sumtsr, for his gAllsnt susdsst, ana vishss
hin end his happy lew year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-01-07
Fsrtincaiisas q the Ssu II.

The following list, taken from Col. Torru's
report made TO Congress several years ago, CIV
Ing the cost Of each, and The number Of guns they
ssverally mount