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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-17

SPRING 1861.
saUTHERg HAT MsSuFlE:ogY.
ESTA GLESBED 1899
TKJgIr sya5s.ssaf rrs5cfsFy rvit.s the Ssn- ~-s->
u oftas 4e-ri.a.1 ~ Ti-sslla, Nerth v-af
CsroanA - nj. cxiep-vc stac. 81 - s.d At,sN
FlrsE1 &snurt .lr=i ftts Purchases vii aLl
~ =. MS hca-s. pFcyious r5,t1
gong further North. ks h icaving s.--ss
Aanc, spSribg Ps.n1 n keep TIE
gouA Trac a. 10 Scotia 001.s s1hi Ia ibis u1ase MI Is
compare f,vor-hiy quay ant price uita o1
ooning Nhe. c1src vi he f1u al he gcif
e. q wool ytR AMI SfGAW :sArs 'roa ne lowest prize
mega h, the Gg,t quality Tar genGrsp Also, Bows and
OenS hAts ard eas o. ~ crates Nai Syies, za! LAdes'
K.ias Hs,s ~ az The ys,'aus gJliu--
Purchases sil 60 vel u al an 80 rliaa
,Nas JOf.H u,)oLSs 81 Mn - Redmond, Va
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TO THE TRADE.

TO THE TRADE.
ry. would can IA. attention OF merchants visiting the
city :. sat aTsf an , ven sfsSS GA e
sTUFSd, PATENT MEDICINES, Ac, sc. In
couPrsrs In part Of MN.
Aces Glngrr African.
A Anna' Gao Arabic,
IsssIetdA In5iCv.
sleohsi Kerosene OH,
P p,as ssSss. ES. ssaa On,
Rrirasica- NsdaS,
Brushts Of all kinds, Red Wood,
SS smppsn,' Fen % Carr. Soda,
osssor oil, sriGis,s Powders.
S Snnri;,, Spies. OF an Kinds.
S SSosen; ;a ysfn'he.,
~ fs:'I Iss"ecd, windoS Glass of var,ou,
gsSSS -se,d our With al The acdern Iuprsv.
men for carrying on The business &c arc sn,Ts o
Al attention, AIDED BY competent ~,is,snts o,,v n,.,
mhls No. i4T a,in 81, Richmond. vs.
ENGsIsYp WALKING SHOES.
Iur received as EsP,S sd, 5Ts ~ ,qp r Ss e Ge'if
those who have been waiting can ''s' pranf' WARS
nyii No. us Maia Street
ru,us TnooPEl.'s MANUAL, BY Col J; lS'lu, s. pa.
ready IN lew days jp.i Published,
| REAvY sTsSIELEEY.-'nstructions for heavy hft
ery prepared OF odicers for the use Of The Army
Of he O. reprinted under the supervision Of CC Ripley ane
| A., Rars,sn Of On srl-,t,n. a C. A. MORRIs,
| srqs Bookseller add Publisher, 81 he'n st
! TNsmyIV EiRD.-9S Bbls FAniiy Lard for t:leby
| EN>snsT A. v STOKES& co.
SLxT iFON Mails Shoes aud small sWsdes Iron for
| "a ~ H"''' '' " JOHN GORDON 4 soN.
INaMILY FLOUR.-sO Bid. tupvrior Family riogr jus
| Enb,,J HUNT JAMES,
| =, "a Corner Va AMI Carr a.
= pgRlys TURPENETINE and Lnbriestina
| ~ an nd received and for sale by J. p DUNAL,
| 80 Main Street
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VOW MILITAuY wORKs.

NJ" ) ", RINpoLPH, IN Msio Street.
Has so- sale, DAVIS Troopers Manual t'9o
wIIliams Military Text Hook Ioc
OF War, Tactics for cneess OF infantry
Ia ihcs Infantry Camp Duty, Field Fertilization and Cost
Msslsn Regulations and Instruction for cavAiJ In time o.
isa1, rA,su and Pr,oaes Of Naval Gunner l,Ih nsii
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oNpoN POR 4 ER.-So Ossk. Ribssr,., for sale by
Ia v-hs EDWIN w0RTHAA 90.
n : TsEssC - TOD0 & SONS EXTRA SUGAR
,,sss -'' ''''-' w. II. PLSlsANTs.
a fs1TL MAGAZINES receiving and fot sale NJ
"a 20 wFeT 4 IOiIVSTOs's Baoksiors.
c,paUNf, t<osJyfSs~-psRls sTYLsx.-Jrst received ~
- a9s Main erect, Ad,ouing spOtrsOod Hotel ease 10
IN DrrE Hate Psss; also, Spring style straw Si
Bcunets and M.sses' RAis ~
Is. aboat leaving the ey Bonne In NE rea-
ble Enrlo4 shEre Of ether an, Straw Grape
Yvry Miia and HGntas Manufactured 70 orcer
a. ehort notice irhi3l ~ O. EkRroN, ass Main street
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IMPORTED GOODS.
cheiar Cheese Of superior qualify and beautifully put up
Dutch Cheese, In bailz, Of superior quality
Olives. czpers. Olives Pzrci
Graude Chartieuse Cordla', (uhlte and pesn)
Maccaronl, VeFmseeln, Is Cigas
Chow Chow, caannower, Onions
Wosier sanee, soyers, Relish, Pquante sauce
Mustard. Olive on and sardlnes -,
Brandy iTst ohAnpaspe In mAgnans, quarts, pnh and hal
pintz
carss hon good 70 very superior
,.so-a- BLAIR cHAMBrRLAYSEE
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TkyNCrlCs FOR VOLUNTEERS IN ACTIVE
skRICs-In preparation Aad win be published immediately
Manual az Tactct Active Service, compiled
f. The laist srASnARD embracing Al that essen
Troops In active service BY Col "s H. kosAkpSoS
MANUAL EoR TRooesRs AND MOUNTED RiFlkMtN + =
N. course puhlleAicn tovnsnsn. A. Morris puoh
and bookss book has bsea prepared BY Col Lueius
na. Of the Army E rRooPxk MANUAL being com
alton and Abrdgem-n OF the @ for Mounted tinenen In adj
ien 70 which priated In fall he slirnshers D Tor
Mounted Raeu b. Cap. NHEry TO vheh re-
.rr.d 50 tavnrAbly columns n f~v weks ASN- Hhg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-17
THE RICHMOND WIG.
FOR THE Rich nosp wHlf.

~, TOR THE RicH M0ND wHI[
SOME REFLECTIONS ON TEE SUBJECT OF THE
PRESENT WAR IN AMERICA CONSIDERING
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

n W. RANDOLPH. 1871 Main Street, has for sale full
ssk o. and Miscellaneous Books Gap, Letter! Ne,e
III Ws.nping lnk Envelopes InkstAnds Penc
HNnk Books other articles Of Stationery Also new and
.,lard Mudc m't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-09

Bes report has been anticipated In Tia main fen
lures and commercial sud financial adyces by The art
ieerape reports by the area Eastern at Father Pert
given IN the HERALD las, Sunday morning.
Our Earopaap Cleo contain The following details which
are Interesting.
4urst, |ho was 20 drescfuiiy beaten IN the late Grh
for tho Championship OF Eusand going on favorable
The sr2znisn sioop Bahama, iast IRON New
York; arrived OF Queenstown tho 2l.h uls.
The neutrality decree Of the Queen OF Spain 10 daled
ssorid, june II, ard oouneregDed BY aaluriano Cal
os'o oo'spies, Minister Of Foreign Agans II s sum.
sarzed Il The London joprnas just gwen In Sunday
aKRA,D. Der Majesty designs,es ,be Union and rebel
9.rties as the "Feaerssed sies of The Union and tho
Ocufece rated States OF no South"
Wo uaye now 70 record the unexpected death OF Lord
Ao'pger brother IN INV OF The te Lord Chancellor Camp
tell Pho event toos place On Aionday, 2l.b utino 81
Abipeer Hau, the family seat, Surrey. The ase right
aon Campbell scsriett, Baron Abinger Of Abinper In
the county Of Surrey, the peerage II the United King
c, hc eldest Of the three Of Cir John Scar
lett the eminent COUNSEL created peer beng sp
pointed CHIEF Baron Of the Escteqpey.
Vie Ndonalses q Turn airnle, tho 2sih CT JUICE
that tie state OF The Pores heath is 1recaicus
Add ibas much ubeaspess manifested by ,be cardinals
DO thai account
Eary co Sunday morpitg, June %, a thunder s,orm
% great violence broke ever Brm.ng ham EDS and and
.he surrounding d!siyct rte r,in descended in ior
'ens, aod be scene presented Of The nost ap
rsiiirs description 10 the oucr prs OF The town The
s,'eets were Hooded cy current Of running water which
msde s way into the cellars and underground kitchens
IN every direction rbe va,cus stcps each s,ae were
atci with water, and ibe contents INJURED II being
sound impossible 70 get them cleared cot before late
hour 81 the streets lie vicinity OF he Parade suf
's'sf In sintar mann r, more or less severely
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S HIP PIN G NE w S



CLEARED.
ship peeTng .H HsvTe reg g EssTsm fe''0n SEQ
shp M Mse,sr s hsn An'Tsrp1snow Burgess
Bark Texas 1yrea Dnkrk, srsnce-Waseman, p1aon
Bs,s Iso5st,s Wells We, sslyates Por.erhd
Brig Prince Albert DID, weibnrn, Queenst0wn--J W FL
siig IsSdora, Head, 81 Johns, PR-Mnl.r 4 Hourb.on.
Sris Il hadsei, HasneD, Wilmington, pelH . Booknsp
Brig Mary Lowell, Johnson Euzabehpot-simpson MAJ
scbr Price Godfrey Buonos syrss-Mes,er
schr EaT Susan; sell hsrbof Islsnd-j Douglass
@ l t Sh issssS aei's wsuev Co.
sssr !, N ys,myea Gisy saltmoreF benton Sons
schr u pnn,on. sherman Bsngor--R p Buck L Co.
steamer Beverly. Pierce Phtr.deiph,a
ARRIVED
steamship Gladiator Com Hickey, Fortress Monroe
Arso ines HAVE via sou,ns mvOr June
ss on ss.1 ssf S Geo b Sss
Gbsd, steering 81 90 inst M ais 70 lon Is 90 teams6ip
AZ Ion q several c;erFs s6 CAN lat % 20 lon o.
qs1 e Is an Dasld aSss sSnSf
Showing ndes hor ensign private signal of white
$40 s sss% d Nj, a. yis
s seh. a'ss ue % S A lon 70 'ppas
i6oNco hsh The has had ligus winds cas fog. the
ship &alen cBrem) Ierncka Liverpool, ~ dave. IN
eass, 20 chss Lqins let ins lat a. lon CA H. saw bark
BARK saJesyet OF Philadelphia Qog Rio Jsuero as osys
with coffee TO Napier Wexford RANKIN (Anobsr ren5p
,as ,ne hAs $50 bags coffee and is contgned
brig olive Or Of Quebec, Eerne, Arroyo 20 days. With
Brig peyonshire tBr Masters Bermuda 10 days. with po
brig rr !. IS E n M NsysOd Bern days. with
n,ig Denmark, stspaa, sraahetnpor, for Boston.
sr % ray Caa ya for Eat Boston
pebr Arcade tot potandl Smith, Manssnia q days with
sehr Ida della Tore Jones, 5arts 10 days. with fruit 20
snhI Chass Tnrnell ls, EysrF Cat I.snd 10 days with
seir Racer P,sTcs, Hampton Roads, 2 days.
sshr asa, PaWS,r,dsr Bur- szseethpor,
senr MsrS. Sns Ss1, Tor Red Bsns
ssSr Taylor Sd sSEsTsep szsssihpeSs for Chatham
ses Frat StSb Ss ss sid s
schr Tariff Provost, Ezabethport for siamforj
schr " g ru Ia sussel. Hosion, daye ~"
hcbr Cabot, Hamilton, Boston, dsyp
sebr j \ o Reed Kelly, New BediSla for Albany
sShr Hazard, Blizzard, HaTiOrt. :, days
sohr ! u Potter, Beebs, EeS Haven, 4 Gays
scSr oserc bacon s. sw saysa as2s days
sohr sos,on, saskill. Midtown.
snr sootroee se Ronao anS op a nar 'aen
s s,ooo fn 1,5t ,,, Coz, En1ape,npsr,
SoD if6y a ssns s aRst for Great He'
s,oop Oregon Rhodes, Providence, days
elocp Neptune, smith, Nortarort
Steamer De,nvaIe Johnson. PhiladelphiA
Steamer Tacoay. Eiy, Phusoolpbst.
Champion Wilson; hence 7uly for
piston Of port engpe and compelled 10 return
or mails s1a VIII be Transferred TO the northern
Light end sa,l en- Tnceesy.
SAILED.
San Ssvann. Tia, Ok; HSnhss Rio jsnoIro brig
Venus, IaFoIe MI.
Wind jurDs tbe day ssF.
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diiysceAlnnecup.

3rxiNsBlP ErrA, Capt Baorow OF Dale's Ire sails
gamasy next AZ IL for uesrstcsn aud Liverpool Ihs
fastest ocean steamers aAosi aud quite
yofitc with travellers,
frts x Y SrsrScRp--rbc q s,eaIner Seminole which
GT,' NJ Phado pbia SUNDAY last brought tSeniy
nj to- or !te ship Edgar erpger, IRON Newport
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Account OF the Passage OF the Great
Eastern.

U, - -, =. VUhBKOl July 3, I6bI
The steamship Great Eastern, commanded by Captain
Neonedy tate or the Etna his st trip in command and
Inc officers reduced one hale brought across without
The slightest difficulty, and lies al anchor opposite
The city 10 was exactly eight days from the time the
Liverpool pilot left III the Canadian pilot boarded her.
during which time che had only hours OF clear
weather Tho Great Eastern made Cape Race six DAYS
iroic Liverpool but the weather was TOO thick to CON-
municate. She nearly into the Arabia In
FOG on the %, and would have done 30
II ahe had had bOwsprit. On the same day she saw
the passage. nrmber Of soldiers arms were found
concealed on the steamship The weather was mode.
RATE through the passage. the being smooth but
dense fog prevailed from the Doth Of June to the 9Th OF
July The ship will not probably. DO ready nspec-
ton for week, and win probably remain over for
mCCIh,
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Tho British FrfSate Mersey ut Halifax.
INTERESTING ExPgRIMENT WITH TIE ARMSTRONG
From the halifax Chronicle. I

GUN.
From the halifax Chronicle
THIS magnificent trigate, justly the pride Of the British
navy has arrived here She left England the 18th Of
May ,or this station She 40 guns o. Founders
ten rcb, and Armstrong 100 Founders. She s manned
by eco men, OF whom 40 officers and 10 marines
She stesms thirteen knots nj foil power, can main
tain q speed OF nine knots under half steam. Ar TO
engih she 10 $50 feet breadth, CO., DEPTH 80 fee
When Approaching the Banks, we learn that Captain
Caldwell, o. B., ON falling In with some cebergs, thought
u would be interesting 70 experiment .hem with
these terrific rifed cannon Accordingly an Armstrong
she'll uds fired at small iceberg about $50 feet HIGH
from dsita,sce Of fosr nssla and holt. Such oas the
Eject hat block Of ice Judged To be Of about 100 ons fen
from he summit This large weight falling nom the top
Of the berg removed the centre Ugravy which caused
the whole fabric TO POL and rock TO and fro was
most satisfactory lest or the range and
destructveness Of these missiles Further trials were
made with other posctles supplied the navy namely
below 9hot percussion shrappel and time fuze shell
motion Iron she'll &C., all tending to exhibit feature
tn modern warfare At Sea- viz the probability of
every vessel being IN flames soon after the Engaged
IFron, the Bermuda Gazstte, July2l
Hcv Maestys screw steamship mersey arrived hers on
Wed needay last from Halifax, in four days We under
stand she will leave for Jaaics after the arrival Of
the mail due TO day The Msrsey during recent visit
70 England, exchanged Of her sixty eight Founders
for two Armstrong one hundred FOUNDERS.
fax on the x]st ulf.
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T1e sr1thsh Troops for Canada.
LORD ihLEEhsToE'a LRFENCE or THE kEiNpoRct


10 the Bouse ~ C4unops on fra oa,b q, ,rro Or ,
n eGusoN .Euec attention 10 lie recent Of
ibt nihaIy iofcea u C8nsds BE oxu,esss,I nops moi
tbo pftsepi unhappy dsputes United s,es al he'd
boA ma 10 co ~L influencing be dec sicp or ~, cavern
mem ia this respect the HOuse o. Commone had w,seiv
deOit 81 DC. 70 enter ITO any dscuseon on ,he 70
AIArs IL Aaera bui the course ADOPTED bv me ocve,n
tDent 'oa.d sate ne eject IF It,n0 aa fe,o
of ila atl wsiea '.a Gec1:tc-s od c-eaed Tie an
hien zoe ifoope bod been or vere about 70 be
OeIp.tcn % WaS key 70 cause increased IN portapoe 10
attach, 70 soch Gtep. The troops we're 10 te e,n,
"a u aste 10 tie argeet aDd fssteet ~sse, az tie
depcsai ot he government aud cot IN the ordinary
mode by ~ .nslofs yesses Of soos.a be- koaa
sa Eu ofe riot e goserrneni Of ne ccsn,ry aad
t.aa.A %, cessdry 70 fesed rcers by ne Greol
E.s ard GsoOerse,a aod oppeoT 10 ro,0a more Of
~. caosGey of trpeissoS Gas an ordsndyy yl.f Of
-. step>so decided and conspicuous ought ret
70 TO tseu there vss great object 20 DO OBJ
t!ned eat danger 10 DO guarded against He
~abed therefore 10 knew upon what ground 30 largo
despstco Of troops I'D been decided upsn In Me pre-
seut state Of afes IL Canada, and far they were
Known To The House. ca the United s,atee tN,o was no
hiss 70 Jusify Ibis remarkable sep taken by Ito gov.
s.hnent There was d6ott IN The present condition
~ alafs q the United Sates, very excitement and
be could he no wonder thai expressions 10 spsech ind
Va writing, In ee eonrtry sSould have been Used 70.
"sfds ~ country and Which IA Sht be alarming II usod
o. ny p,Si country AID o. -oy oter tkpe (eap) Aie
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COUNCILMAN MILLER had hs gola sheld stolen from him
BY an exp"r thief on he might Ct bs 4sh OF July who
0odicg that such badge Of honor ced 10. "a
msans 10 obtain an honest penny, kindly returned
the Councilman enclosed in an envelope
PyCHO oy ST. JOINS CHuscB, BRooKlyK--crhe annual
picnic Of ~. JONAS church. Go gsnus Rrooky p-Rev
AcSoYsrp, pastoftakes place at Bay Ridge Plea
cure Gardens, near Fort Hamilton This picnic has bee
heretofore considered OF the best scn MP IN tps
CITY Of chuyches, and hsa always bean extensively al
tended at tts annual recurrence
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Thee News Of the Battle Of
Bethel in England.
bord PaDmsrston's speech on the Army
Movement 10 Canada.
THE GREAT FIRE In LONDON.
Seve mteep Thousand Bales OF In
Gian Cotton Burned,
Sc.) EC., 30.

'fhs Dotted States steamship Arsso, Captain Lines,
ahoh LEFT Southampton the Afternoon OF The 2eth Of
Juno arrived AZ tns port yesterday evening Tho Arago
srnss eighty passengers seventy no thousand
ioiars in specie and enc puocred tons Of cargo.
Tho following 10 the specie Itst;--
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IfIoh INC Iohuub Ilnes, June 70
inc necessity for distributing all accounts OF injury 10
crops 10 lher early stages hae again been exemped by
Inc present prospects Of the French vintage In Marcn
and April isst announced that In ali the principal
districts injury from fIost had been sustained which left
no poseIbiy OF recovery, and assured that
In all parts OF France the vineyards, with very Few
exceptions p'eset tho most favorable appearance In
deed IL 10 said That 0r the last years they have no.
locked finer
the grain harvest IN many parts Of Europe this year
seems likely TO be fortnight month earlier than the
average In The souh Of France the cutting OF wheat has
already commenced The accounts from America are also
good end the Western farmers hurry rg ward their
last years stocks 10 England at rate which IL limited
only the capacities Of the railways and the freight
market.
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An@by all dr.
LIFE BALKAN.

RnKuxLnsx In ITS MOTT .AISruL Worms;
Aso sorofula ErJpelaa Salt Eheun, Pimpless Bloches
old Ulcers Fever Sores The cases Diseases OF the
blood al Complaints Debility. Liver and Kidneys IN
cpens Consumption TO- are most certainly cured By thr
Essan has cured Thousands Of Of ihssa
similar diseases and will certainly any
which be reached by meaicne II taken in accordance
direGtona II does not contain particle OF mercury
any ether aee.eoUa mineral PKnupat deSo 25 0nna
tyaek
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MORE GUNnoATs FOR THE COAST.
:. from tho London Times, June -
Tho Dart, i've, and The Flower I'VE, screw steam gun
vefse attach cd 10 the steam reserve at Chatham Ire
both 10 DO Immediately 0tted for st haA port theif
destination being, 10 understood the coast Of North
America The P8ver has been brought down thu harbor
and Is stationed on the dockyard, where abe Ia hitting
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:. %sHVHJ FEssFT ss3 yEksT -
yasAnce Of hs wives knes ID RoundE How tdsy spcnt
their money = almost hsoncfvaplS AY.ht, NOT b
new palaces, new Diamonds, nv pepsons % avo,.ss o.
schenagS Of all kinds, swallowed up revenues wh,NE
would BE- considered large even in England He, has
and daughters have bssn sgninceny prcSided for
at the expsnre Of the ensted empire Re u now zone
and another, 6e o1ty second Of the fsmily Of ON
the only other surviving son Of Aahmoud Aziz
Is said much TO resemble his father in character
ggor OF will but 10 DO not reformer and free thinker
Ss.s gtr,ct Mahomedan, and reartionary in politics
Though much confidence ought not TO be given to the es
mates formed OF an Oriental Prince who has been zeal
ousy kept In ideness almost eeclus0n all his life
we think u likely that the Sultan viii prove man
or more powerful mind than his brother He is thirty
one years Of age and Of strong constitution whatever
may be his views, 1t is certainly advantage TO Turkey
10 have ruler with vigor Of character for even
oespot OF tbe school OF kahmond Mehemet Ali Is bet
ter Than feeble suggard Ike the Prince who has just
passed away.
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The steamer North BrftOu.
FATHER PoNr July 8-8P.M
There are no signs of The North Briton. Weather
foggy, with heavy thunder shower.
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NTlsC E,.s,aS rDu~.

4 Ar THIS sRAsOv OF ~HR YEAR
II ErIGENIC.
The public may rely with confidence on the ure OF
STEINFELD'S
CORDIAL CO1NC BITrER8,
Az ,he olv Dtorbu,a nnA
Dyscntevy These invaluable 5itters not only medf-
Of efficiency bat they ago and
agreeable summer drink No family should be them
they elect Ia few minutes and away5 relied
'po. " ' H. 8TNINFELb. 10 Naussan street
sole agent for the United Htates.
snAhv all arurris,s roccrs and bnrs in the CITY
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aahAy anu FRANCO
IMPORTANT SPEECH OF THE NEW PREMIER OF
ITALY.
In Tho Charnber OF Deputies Of Turin, the 10Th OF
june Barren Rceo Precedent OF the Council Of MING
tefs made the following sAtementThe government 10
happy to announce 10 Ihe Chamber event which win
be received With satisfaction by the Italian people
The Emperor Of < Ffeach hos recognized Victor Enau,I
as King Of Italy fhe right OF nationality which nm
81 now has only been craven ID the conscience Of the
people OF i.aly, wild soon become right recognized by
al Europe Tie recognition VI the kingdom Ct Italy by
France and EaeiaBd detnlvely determines our position
in Europe. Italy Ia now placed among the other ais
terry nations and occupies the Place which has long
been denied her Ibe recognition Of ,fe Italian Kingdom
% the ulhIent and the seal Of tho able words
pronounced by the Emperor French in July 1889
10 replying 10 The congratulations Of constitutional
bodice OF State OF France ehory after his return from
lbe eoroue campaign IN italy ne esid, "the future i
snow the Yesots Of ths for the happiness OF Italy
The greatness ~ France ard the peace of Europe.o
DE Chamber viii certsiny acknowledge fresh proof
which be bss cbosen FOR making this solemn mapifesa-
ton. IL Is certainly bis intention TO render less
painful TO Italy the great misfortune by which
she has been over,ason. Italy will see in
the frssh cause for being grateful 10 the
generous nation whose genius and noble instincts the I'm
persl government well represents do not consider
the AN Lowering The diguty OF Italy IN declar ing that
sbe ought 10 te thankful 10 France (Cheeys) 90 not
fsay tdt gratitude toloars France can demand OF as
Between France ard Italy there DO Gpy conflict Of
lnseres,s Liberty progress and humanity viii hence
tofih be tbe sc]e, common aims OF cyiized pecrles
L"y and Frdrce 'ot o. ond ia ha,d tbs ,ois TesuN
Such he Few bass Of The policy Of the Epsror of no
french ny Vie war IN Italy polcy which
Win form the oest nOe OF os glory which viii give 10
the word that which 10 10 need ofnaIooly neaca
founded 90 justice. lCreers) lie, ns rejoice at ihis
new srcces tvt do not let forget work s act
YET completed We thie PRINCIPALLY 10 wis,
dom constspcy, concord msgusnmous emulation efforts
srd sacrtces We st require these virtues The eff "a
OF which Cannot be compensated by any friendtbh or
loyegn support These the true motives OF
the part and she most sure token Of the future pro
loueeo cheeripg)
cigDor Ausonino, member OF the Left said III find
deacency IN tho communication OF Barcn Ricasob
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-09

Cnmmcncemant Of the Confingratlon--
Scene al London Bridge and Tooisy
Street--nr. BraidSOosl, Director (Chief
Enslneer) Of tho Fire Brigade, Killed.
An American snip on Fire-Immense
stores Of Cotton and Other Merchandise