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As n Stimulant,
1t is quite different from alcoholic preparations 1t is not sub
feet 70 reactions any shape continues to exert its influence
gradually and efficiently long the least necessity exss for
its p1essnee.
As Female Medicines
II .pd elective and the equilibrium
sooner and safer thar the other medicines which for
have ooded he ar and which only injurious. place
Of assisting o. yenova ~ the constitution for good
son too that they ar oay made from the illusions Of minds
gnorant o. the Medcsl profession altogether.
10 Mfneralsg
Dr. Wright think we'll to professional character
on the fact that 20 erals whatever form the least component
parts Of the irredieu Of his Reuvensng Exrwe know
ing what ruin enaed the community By opium and
mercury.
Generally 70 the dbated Or. Wright would say, Never
despair No matter down may be matter how
weak yeu are-Ro mailer what the have beensrsake
whatever I'd you depart from Hygene principles
take his
RejuvenatIng Elixir,
And you will socn yourself pride instead
reverse to your ends and healthy sound, and worthy
iAsmber Of the human Amiy.
80 per ble three bottles for S. and forward
ed By mail to ali parts Of the United States.
Sold BY respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Canadas. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by the roTnetors.
j, WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
New Orleans, Las
Sold In Nashville b. g. ". Hendershott, Berry Demovile
wing n PendetOn, and all responsible druggists oc29
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The DAILY publishes a very large quantity o
matter, and the TRf-WEEkLr is made up of two
Daily issues and the WEEKLY Is one Of the largest
handsomest, and cheapest sheets printed in the
Union
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
For Rent or Lease.
No &c.

II WILL sell for cash, on Monday December z4tns
L !, the Court Hous. IN Vile one negro boy named
Oliver, levied property Of james chsrAn 70
satisfy an my hands In favor OF Evans 70 u
1ued by W. D. Robertson ESQ., hundred and eight ao
lars and ninety.hye cents and JESSE W. PAGE
Nav 81 'o0-dln Constable Of Davidson County
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Flour
700 bags Exr~ RA1'' LANES NcLABGhLlN co.
Flour.
IL. A. FnhnestOek's NeFInlUs =.

UPThfs safe and Et1ectuSsth - ssnIay rsxseisps
W III onrstsTy medicine whsh has ever made aus Ap
nearance in the United States. h- ,antie,en
~ in ali Middle, sern ana Sou'n
err States . a.. 81 sha4 ,otSipa has
vet sea discovered which can substituted IN 10 Ps So
;st IL NAV he used IN ali without any iears - ~
1ut Its perfect safety recommends II 70 eVe,y 49,.
worms are sscreted within system, il viii seeay -
without fail But, 70 obtain the genuine
purchaser should guard and look well 70 ts
the bottle AID wrapper, particular TO see Una ns
B. A FAhnssock's Vernfuge and no other. Dox,-----
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The UNION AND AMERICAN ls furnished to subscri-
bers at the following very low rates. Subscriptions
always to be paid in advance.
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RECEIVABLE AT PLEAsuRs.
Ore Square, one s3OEach additional Square, slo
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
OEE Ocular Square for the s each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly viii
be charged the full daily sea with oneha the weekly
added
7ransisas Advssents paid for at tas time Of
Insertion.
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N.shytIIe PIOw works.

yrxHTs establishment having been re built a. -,
III w. wssars sharp & Hamilton, with S<SSS.<r~3
n ~ fsciities FOR manufacturing Plews &sa$
1SisTsors &c viii keep full supply ;. I - IN
81 oon ~ F.rmers ana Planters Those Implements sre
m sTrspisd TO perform WELL and are as gee n
the best imported pao"s' - UIIIMAN BROTHERS.
Al rku2ru
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TIE r MI s.

UPCash in advance I'm all cases for CIbus
and Annual Subscriptions
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AN now receiving ny Fall Stock Of Pianofores from the
following Factories, which viii be the largest oere IN
ne ettE ssesnvay Sons, A H. Gale aynes Brothe.
Brothers. VIM. Kanbe Co.. Peters and Wehh Light
braennrry and Soebeer Schmidt all Of which will be sold
a. smsl advance for cash negotiable paper All he
Ana popular music d received together with Accceon,
lonns hne Druna 9rass Insrunents SC Fer bargains,
come 60 me- Al number So. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
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TVyHIg Is Altogether new medicine, the result Of modern
discoveries II the vegetable kngdsm, being an entirely
new and abstract shod irrespective Of all the old and
systems published accomplished quscks 70 the suner
ing Dr. WrRht knowing the deception prsctsed upen the
uninate felt his duty 70 have this Elixir tested by
Medical Faculty. who, without even one dissenting
veice have given IN their aherenc 10 its perfect and undivided
the physical when his frame mas been
reduced and when ali medicines known TO the Pharmsco
pa been tried vain. Long thought years Of patient
Investigation. ana nj desperandan DETERMINATION have
crowned Tie DocarG Efforts and he offers the Elixir to ss
ferng humanity as only thing that cure the following
dineapes-namey.
dene-sl Debility,
Mental and Physical Depressons
determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hyst.zis,
General Irritabi.y,
Restlessness and sleeplessness at Night
Abssncs OF Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emnciation,
Low Spirits,
Disqualification Of the Organs Of
Generation,
PapitetiOn Of the Heart.
And in fact all the coneOman Of and debilated
state Of the system.
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LOST.

FHNHE dwelling houSo lately occupied BY Gov. III. s. -
Foote, Vine street, between Church aud Union Sid
streets, For particulars enquire Of Gtaseock.
Evsus & Co. deei2-tf
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For Rent.

LLKeE and commodious house, with the oonvenlcnee
water, gas. servants &C., situated on the corner
Church streets will be rented Tor the
For &e., apply at Humphreys no: - ropns
Square 70 aecl9-dH tchIOAVLeVN.
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TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
II TIE DAILY.
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A BoEN1T BOX, marked Mrs 4 Mitchell. liberal
reward will be paid for its return Louisville Depot
CIV KENNEDY
jan I2-3t 0mibas Agent.
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JOHN TRNsLR. GEORGE O.. BRADFORD. KrwLRD n. FAST
TRKMBLEs BRADFORD & EAST,
Attorneys at LdD and Solicitors in Gancery,
VE7ILL practice Courts Nashville surround
Wv ingcounties.
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TIE GLoBS-
The OAfcfaI PaDer OF Congress.


PUBLISH my Prospectus Of The Dday 6Iooe,
and 11e Congressional Gzo6s and Appends1 . remind
Congress viii meet on the ant Monday next December when
shall resume publishing the above named papers Lny
ter and therefore needless give minute account Of
the kind Of N after Trey win contain.
branches OF Congress As down b. reporters equal at least
to CORPS OF short hand writers In this OF 10 any
ten thousand words an hour while average number Of words
spoken fluent speakers rarely exceeds ssen nv
coed columns they will appear the Daily Globe Of
the morning. which will contain, ALSO the news OF me d
together with such editorial articles As mas be
zhs conressicndI Gzo5s and Appsndis viii contain re-
Messages Of the President Of the United States the Annual Re
ports OF the House Of the Executive Departments the Laws
printed sdoubIe royal sheet in book or royal quar-
size sixteen pages The whole s
cheapest sold in country Whsther re-
print printed from manuscript copy, taking for data ihe ss
The coming session. will without be unusually inter
eng the debates will in great be upon ne
for past the only source from which u OIL
Ts ConoressiodI Globe and Appsmdis pass free through
the mails OF the United States viii be seen BY reading the o
lowing Joint Resolution passed by Congress the S OF August
Joint Resolution passed providing for the distribution OF the
Laws OF Congress and the Debates thereon.
with view to the cheap circulation Of the laws Of Congress
debates contributing to the true Interpretation tne
and to make free the communication between the
BE resosusd b the Senate and House Of Representatives
of United STATES Of america In Congress sssstbe Thst
rom and AFTER present session Congress- Compensation
al GLOBE ppeadis which contains the laws and tie de
thereon shall pass through the mails long the
sane shall Be published BY order Il Congress- TOvided That
nothing herein shall he construed TO auorse the erculstonof
the Daily Globe free Of postage.
Approved, Augusta, 1852.
TERMS.
For copy of the Daily Globe Cor four months. 90
For copy the Congressional and Appendix during
..... ..
For copies ditto, when ordered st the time co
No attention will be paid any order unless the money Sc
company It,
Bank notes. the section Of the country whsre sub
scrber resides will received par The whole part
subscription be RENTED in postage stamps, which
preferable any currency, except gold or silver.
JOHN c. RIVEs,
nove-H Washington, OcA le, 1860.
Louisiana Sugar!
n HoGsHEADs crop Louisiana Sugar choice arti'
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Seeds.

oFBIcE NAmvnLk Gas LIsFr Col
January 8, 1861. !
FTVHE Beard OF Directors Of this Company declared
dividend Of per cent for the past ak months, payabls
and after the 10Th inst.
further reduction In the price Of also made By
giving 10 per cent diEconnt bills paid Ant
and nth days Of the quarter and discount
paying between the fifth and tenth cay
JAS. Il. KENDRIcK,
janll-iw Secretary.
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Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci hisplants S-,snr~>
(zzRA ion, called CAFrTAL YIEW, lying on &&z&EH
Hs.5f the north side Of Cumberland River, &s6sssK
I1sIsH.t. three nilesfrom the City ofNashville f3
Illllk&4 coptaing about TAree Hum
60 bred Acres BE will sell II all --x<kzza.-
together small tracts lots to suit purchasers Or
will exchange for well improved property in the city 1t Of
very quality Of sell ia well wRtered about half Of
cultivation and the balance in ne timber and pasture
good dwelling houses good barn and stables &C.
For information apply the undersigned to John D. James
sep20-tf TH0S. G.. JAMES,
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TERMS.

Louisiana Sugar.
n H0GsHEADs crop Louisiana Sugar q choice art
~ ce to arrive by steamer B. NJ Runyan Monday next
and for sale low for cash. MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.,
Nov lO-dtf Nos AID Market street;
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Change of Location.

EING compelled to South account Of the health Of
my family will be located for the winter at the slave
depot Of PoindSxer Little Co., Ne. IS Barene New
Orleans, where vii be pleased friends, and viii give
prompt attention the sale Of all property consigned Ny
Agents. Pate and Jas scruggs, will attend my depot IN
Nashville and negroes that be 5k Nashville By
strnctiDg them will be forwarded Ne Hoping
BY strict atent 70 business the part ~ and agents.
to merit continuance Of the LIBERAL patron retoore
tended respectfully solicit the avors OF al wing bust
aess Ii my line, either for Nashville New 0rl,
noVli-H WILL. L. DJR.
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Gbe 9asbhilIe Gnion anS 9nlsritan
Rates OF Advertising.

DAILY IS; Tri-WeekIy Is; weekly 81.
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Removal and New Firm.

HAVE my entire stock Of Groceries, Liquors. Tobac
CO, Segars, &c, No. u and IS street. Ware.
house formerly occupied by Hers Eugh McCrea Co. where
will be pleased to meet my old and friends
have associated with me Mr. Geo 2. Akers with whom
will continue business under the style and firm Of Akers
return thanks to former patrons and continuance
Of their favor to the firm. r T BILL.
janS-tf
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RFR H HOOPER is admitted partner in cur business
Iva from this date.
Ga North East the Public Square, where
jans-lm ARMIsTEAD co.
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EEESH MEAL
EEOr Rent.

UsF received and for safe 100 Fresh Corn Meaby
JAS MCLAUGHLIN 4 co.
jan6-n Ne. South Market street.
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JUST NED =.

REsH Meal and Stock Feed, just received per steamer
10 t ~ BENZ T SHIELDS q co.
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Sold In Nashville b. G. w. Hendershott, Berry & DemovilIe
wing Pendeton, md all responsible druggists oc2o
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03
AN INCIDENT OF THE ITALIAN IN
SURREC lion

1t Is sometimes announcement to be famous.
Professor Holloway, the distinguished medI-
Cal TeiOrmer, once had experience OF the tact.
IL Was his fortune, or misfortune, 10 be IN
Piedmont when the Italian revolution Jf 1919
was at Its eliminating point. de had Ueen
on tour through the swiss Alps, inyestl2at-
ing the phenomena OF dn extraordinary case
OF sCFOfuId indigenous to that region, anu
known as crettntsm. While thus engaged,
and intent on observing the effect OF his rem
edles upon the prescribed anu hideous race
VINO have Inherited tor many generations this
horrible disorder, the torch OF civil war had
been lighted at Milan, and Its flames had IL
Illuminated the whole LOmUardo- Venetian ter
ritory. At the time when he set forward on
his Journey South, Charles Albert, OF Sar-
dina, had been driven beyond MIncio, and
kadelzky victorious troops were in tuIl
pursuit. Expecting that his neutral position
as an EngiIonmau, and ms character as Il
man OF science, would protect HIM from out
rage, DIR. Holloway ledrlessly set out upon
his Journey through the peninsula but d CIR
CumstahCe occurred upon which he had lot
calculated. Marshal hadetzky, III the very
flush OF victory had been taken suddenly III,
and one OF the advance parties OF his army
d having encountered DR. nolloway's carriage
and discovered VINO was its inmate, his pres
ence was requested at heddq quarters, TO attend
upon the SICK veteran. As d peaceful civil
ian and his suite cannot gam much in dis
pute with d troop OF horse, the Doctor sub
mltteu with the best grace possible. He
:, Nunu the SCARED and wrInkled soldier in
gre, VI suffering. The tausues OF the cam
Eai,n tad brought on bilious lever OF u very
&C.. vpe, and DIS Radetzky Was then near
Nv & enty years OF aye, the army surgeons
shook mar GeddS ON uUusly. Inc MArshal
AZ once nut .1Imsen under DIR. Holl oway ;
care. ami the la Ver proceeded TO administer
bus famous Intel 'uai kemedy. The lever
soon subsidized, ana "a less than three weeks
In. Commauder-lu-cD.' et Was once more in
the saddle. lie paid AuS physician happy
compliment on nIs recovery. . GU, Dr.
Holioway," sand he, ''are a s'reater conquerer
than tor have SIMPLY put down re0eHto"
while YOU have defeated Deatn. hadetZky
wished him to 20 10 Vienna, assn ring hlm as
an lnducement that ne would be placed at
the head OF the Imperial medical sad but
Dr. hotloway's ambition had wider and a
nobler scope, and lie turned his lace home
ward with the old mans blessings on his mead
-NdDtes "Diario."
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) ) ) ; ) ) :
IF PHYSICIANS WILL USE IT, WHY is IT
NOT SAFE FOR THE PE0PLE7
ClNcIsNATI, Nov. 2.


MEssRs. A. L. SCovILL Co.
Dear Sirs.-The public generally are fully
aware. OF the thousands OF remedies for dis
eased lungs, under the titles of sarsapa-
rillas. Pills, Plasters, Liniments, ETC., that
are daily brought to their notice through the
newspapers, by way of advertisements. My
object in writing this note for publication is
10 induce the public, or at least those who are
afflicted, (if they will use patent medlclnes,)
IN ,,se one that contains articles of real use in
pulmonary diseases. ] am conscious that IN
So doing | am acting most unproiesslonally,
and deTogatory TO the interests OF medical
science and the regular practitioners OF medl-
cine Mn
The medicine TO which l refer is DR.. mars
RgIsopr for the Lungs. | have prescribed 1t
in a large number OF cases, and always with
success. One case in particular 10 which
wish now TO refer, was given up by several
nbvsiciaps who had been called in consulta-
lion with myself. The patient had all the
svmptoms OF confirmed consumption, such
as cold night sweats, hectic fever, harassing
cough, with continued pain IN the lobe Of the
rigSt lung, attended with severe diarrhea
He commenced Immediately TO get better by
the use of the above-named medicine, and
was soon restored TO his usual healthl
have also found DR.. HALLS Balsam the most
valuable expectorant for breaking up dis
traasino coughs and colds that have ever
used. W: ~ "i'A'ii ~ ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03
pREpARAr1oNs FOR WAR IN MAssAcHr

PREPARATIONS FOR WAR IN MAssACHU-
SETS AND NEW HAMpsHIRE.-Th New
York World of Monday has the following
despatch from Boston:
There is no Disgusting the fact that Massa-
chusetts is ready to respond promptly to any
demand made upon her for troops to sustain
the Union and the laws. / learn to-day from
the highest authority. that seven thousand
troops can be put in marching order on TWEEN
ty-four hours notice, and that one hundred
and forty-fve thousand men are enrolled in
the militia al this State. OF this number
twenty thousand could be easily mustered.
The financial resources of Massachusetts
were never in better condition for such au
emergency, and the people are enthusiastic
to be enrolled.
Adjutant General Abbott, of New Hamn-
shire, arrived here this afternoon from Wash
ington, and left immediately for Concord
with the intention of recommending TO Gov
ernor Goodwin that the Granite State be i'm
medlately put upon war footiug
Considerable excitement exists in consa-
quence OF the reports that the muskets re-
moved from the Springfield armory have
been distributed over the South Mr.. Whit,
ney, collector of this port, late superinten
dent OF the armory at Springfield, returned
from there tonight, having been there it is
supposed, with reference to the report from
" ashington to The World, that twenty thou
ssad muskets have recently been taken from
the armory and sold to Virginia.
The feeling is deep and not to be misinter-
preted. There is, no mistaking the fact that
Massachusetts is in earnest in this crisis. The
merchants are plucky, and the name of An
derson is uppermost in every conversation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03

TINE the true tsst,-EXPERIENCE the 5.st Gpids
AN OLD standard REMEDY.
For Coughs Colds and Consumption, and all Pull
monaFy complaints, the VEGETABLE fULMONA-
RY HALsAM, which has maintained Its high reputa-
ton tor nearly forty years and Is recommended 10y
many o. the most eminent physicians and gentlemen in
the country, among whom are Rev. j esIah Litch,
Paila Rev. DR. Ly man Beecher, New ork the late
Prof. Leonard w GODS, Andoyer Theological Semina-
ry l. + Thompson, former Secretary OF Sta'e, vi
Drs- Merrill, Perry Abel, Parker Berry, and many
by the Press, ami by the largest aud oldest
dealers in drugs and medicines in the United States
and Canada.
Extracts from letters received from Physicians.
II with confidence recommend il as superior to any
other preparation tor the above Complaints. 1t has
superiority every kind OF medicine used, aud
been used for lung complaints with wonderful
success II am satisfied II Is valuable medicine.
1T is safe, convenient aud very efhcaciOus medl-
cine" Tony knowledge, it has never disappointed
the reasonable expectations OF those who have used
it Il confidently recommend its use in all com
plants OF the chest equal il not superior, any
other medicine within my knowledge" OF ali the
principal remedies used for coughs, satisfied
yours is the best, and hope it will be better known
and mor generally used" II have prescribed your
ualsam and regard if as the most valuable and efec
tive remedy within my know ledge"
Price-Small size, 50 cts, Large size, 81 Be care
| full to get the genuine, which il prepared only by
| REED, CUTLER & CO, Boston, and sold by dealer
| generally. AZ 6m
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BLOOD FOOD!
BLOOD FOOD!
BLOOD ElnDt

To all suffering from consumption, incipient or
confirmed, or from debility OF any kind; or from
mental or nervous prostration, brought on by any
cause; or from scroua complaints; from diseases
OF the kidneys or bladder and ladies suffering any
of the many distressing complaints their are liza
BILE to, and which engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
Is otered as certain and reliable remedy. Differing
in every particular from the patent medicines of the
day. it is chemical combination of IRON, 81 l.
PHUR AND PHOSPHORUS, OF very great worth,
and many hundreds bear glad and grateful testimony
TO the benefits il has conferred them.
CHURCH DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York
are the sole proprietors of the article and have i'll
consequences ola fraud upon the public, changed the
color OF the outside wrapper from red yellow and
increased the size of the bottle to Be very
cautious in buying to that the fac sime OF thei
signature is the outside of the wrapper, all 9th
ers are counterfeit. 44-llw
G--See Advertisement.
For sale by Pond & Morse, Rutland, Vt.
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ls this village, by Rev. Leland Howard. OF, New
1tars morning, Mr., Josiah n = 'ddard, to Mis-
Jeiette b. Ise,n, o. Dummersion, W.
50 ~ tie SAM, Dec 81, SIR Hiram 3. IL, ser
to Enly 81 Barnes. OF this Town
la Alt. Tabor, Dec %, by l. Z. Howe Esq. George
Mt Tabor. -
In w whitehall, n. Y, Dec. %, by Rev. David Lytle
Mr.. j. A Fsdden, of Benson VT to Ms sarah A =.
Dorsey, of i hitehali.
In Dandy, Dec. 70, by G. Ii. Congdon, ESD, Henry
II Griffin, OF Easton, New ork. to huldah A. Col.
YIN, daughter of Nelson Cotyin, of Dandy Vt
In Gaysrie, Jan /, by Rev. 7. s. Hnbba ID Mr.
Loren Beard, of Pittsfed, to Miss Mary K. Green
bank of Gaysviie.
At theresidence of the brides father ON the LIT
inst, by Rev Il. M. Haynes, Mr.. NJ. b Mattisop OF
aliipgford, to Miss Ellen C. Jacobs of Dorset
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FOREIGN NEws.-Garibaldi is preparing
to enter Venetia in the spring, anu has Just
issued a brief address to the Italians, urging
them to sustain the government of the King
OF Sardinia, and concludes by saying that the
9th OF March, 1861, should see Victor Eman-
uei at the head OF an army OF half million
Of men. Pekin surrendered 10 the Allies on
the 18th OF October yielding to all their de-
mands. The reported sackIng OF the Empe-
ror's Summer palaces, from which an enor-
nous amount OF spoils were SAID to have been
taken, is confirmed. The Emperor and the
Tartar army had He'd. A ne'g rebellion at
Shanghai was reported. The news from
Hungary is very revolutionary. Riots have
taken place at Pesth, Debretzln, and in sev
eral other large towns, while there is eyi-
IDENTIFY an Impotence on the part OF the pop
uIauon of the whole country TO rise against
Austria. The Sardinans were to await the
tall OF Gaeta Before sulnhoning Messna to
surrender, andin case OF refusal, they would
beseige it. The Russian decree emanclpa-
ting the peasants has been signed by The En-
peror, and was TO be promulgated on the Ist
OF January.