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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

III Lie, his Intention % ciS5s Stt Ills
9i MY uait isiS 10 'iicon.
Sonst4S Of a large variety Of =
Stable end Fancy Dry Goods.
Gtsh u 70 be potitiyeIS ub7S EStood that d NO
in7taaeS, lI, viii ny soeS be 96eftd fdf uiofe thn
ASEOAb GUST and In luEIny cases wIIbFR there hRa
PH decline IN really desirable ntielqs such go,Ia
Ge eold largely UNDER cosr. An noppottunl.
~ their lnrehAsts and to supply themselves WITH
go9ds St lONer prices than they can be
FURNISHED @ In the. city,
SlLRS-We have on hand large stock OF SFlEs.
most ot which arr In very desirable styles and win
9e s9ld without regard to enst. Plain Hack STlkI
81 Ee very 4sst gnSt1; hlass, Fgnrei aud Stripe
silE Robes: COlorOd AMI Black plain coiofed sIEs
desirable cQlors, at less than cost; Mareoliines
SStSS 8 g SiPis ool yrF. Nom.
IN 4eiIines, haudAome styles, lesS than e6tE: All
% d. tho same termSi All Wool Figured
and Wool vel6nE ott6mans, At great sSefi6cs:
tIni9 EAlsneiaG at 20 and % eEs yard; siIE
anu % WOOL and W9pland COttqn7 POpIfns; Travelling
Gol0s 1t less than cost; Satin IuSors Dekeres and
Plaid CAahmefes NE e.55IEalt'H - q u
ann a,I yaeeonet Lawns, GereEe aud OrEaudy Robes
EIne OrRHndy Lawns Childrehis EiouncCI Boregsl,
@ I Nnriety OF other thin Dress Goods all OF which
Will ba sold at great sacrifice, - =
-, MouRSINtt Dit ESss q 90 DDS English and French
s. EnEiiAll and French AIsrinos All Wool
HacK OeIalnes! Piramettaa and TIalfWO0l DeIainos
BaSs aud White French CIIntEeS, Purple and Black
W w WOOL Del ltlief MonrninK Silks in extra quality
all NJ cost and less than chst, 55-
;,,,t iTE 9onDs.-I will self my entire stock Of
Mhlte Ho0dA atOnbthirl lesS tha mary prices
Il Il e9nststs ~ part Of Nansookr, Cambris swiss
MnslinS TNrlstAns, Undreps Plaid Jacconsts, IInSh
lawns aud Linen CambrcS, DrilliHntb B z. Diapers,
yENtbRoIDERIEs.--Aly stoek of Embroidcries is
very good and Will also be sold without regard 10
ltconsista OF Jasconet nnd Swiss PIouhclnEN
dislns5 and InseEtingsi English Thread and Yalst.
Sislhes ftgngH: En6rpldared IRcconst Collars and
Iaceonet Setts Fine French Work Collars aud SettS
I SLce Collars AMI Sets and LAce and French Work
Vel Ierege and Grenadine; AlsO beautiful
Hel round cQrnerOd anil otherwise, In great Ynri,
AZ nrednetion OF onethird; Black E6 giiah Crspes
Hents Shirt Fronts Gents Black Silk CfaTnGE with
:, D3Al ls31I ESTlq ASD ll0Q EiPING GO0Ds.-AYy
slOSR ol Domestic Goods Comprising Linen aud Cut.
tOn sheetinGs. ShtrtinEs; ID. " FanneIs FiITntnrs
IIEntSS ToWeiltnES, ChecEa, Tickings, Irpun Niue
I1l, II, Ia1le Linens and other Staple aud
u9nseSeeping H6ods viii likewise be soil al cost
EIls PuSlie may rest Hsshrel that there is no
tiu but that 1tta ms .strief Inte1
tisement. 3SIoS
y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

ASESPECIAt NoTECEs Double the above ratea
~ early Advertising on Reasonable terms, accor-
ding to tho space occupied and the uuubarof changes
All from transient perSons OF strang
era. to be paid for IN GdpdHee, - = ?
Business Cards not exceeding i've llnes SO per year.
or ~ TOR SIX months but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted les than a square. -
The privilege OF Annual Advertising is limited TO
the Advertiser own Immediate busiueas; and all
HdEsrtsen1entl for tho beueht Of other prEons as
we'll a9 all legal adve lSemehtS and adyeFtiSemetts
Of auction el and real estate sent IN fhe1 muSl
be paid for At tile usual rates =
. Advertisements not accompanied with written
aecpEdlnsly. tsssfsl.g 49, >
Nottes for Political Meetings to be charged IN Al
aEeF AZ mn rRtFs
carTia gaS Notices Of Funerals and annnuues1ne
erm6nk. so cents o8sh. 'noTiII60
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
NUMBER 2O6

cd a Committee for a similar duty in tie
second diStricl.
Ordered, that copies of these proceed
ings be furnished to the Wellsburg Herald,
wheeling IAtelEsgeactf and 9iofgahtowul
Star, for publication z'f fnal
On motion, Adjourned, TO meet on next.
Monday evening. .lts5
J. 7. Freeman, see,y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

~.
The GoNernor of South CaFoIImaiEx.
u4tinF Over the DISEraoe or the
American Flag.
Gov: Pickens WAS serenaded in Charles
ton after the fall of Sumter, and made "a
speech, which we ind7 reported in the
COURIER The fOllowing,are extracts;
we nave met them and we have con-
quered. CGrchtapplanse we have de-
Ieated their twenty millions, and re haze
mode ths PrOWd. flag of the sfars aud sfriusg.
that neser tPGs lptgfre2 before to ann ,.GfioR
on thus earfhi tEe hare Lowersd IL in humiIiiv
SsfoTs ths Palmetto aud tie CoafaderaIs RagS,
ana We have soWpelled themtt to raise by
their side the white flag, and usk. for an
honorable Surrender. Long. continued
q. You shall have the proud qualification
OF seeing the Palmetto nag raised upon
that fortress, and the Confederate flag of
these free and independent States side by
side with 1t and there tEey shalt lloat
forever, in defiance of any power that
man can bring against them. I Ap-
Rlause.l lEs hdve hum6Iedi the flag or The
United States, aud Gs long a. Z haze the
h0aoF 70 preside as your Chief Magistrate,
80 heLp me God, there Is. no poIreT on
ms earth shaLk eVer. Tower from hat FORT
TeEl. those JlggP, .uHiess thsy be- IowsreG and
froitsi in q Eeayof blood. II YociFerons ap-
planse. n can here saylio yoHit is The Grst
lime "a ttlsl hiStoyy Of tkiS r0pAtyyl tlai The
stqrs and stglpes have been k1mElsa. II llas
tElRnphR9 tor. Rerenty syeaPs, butt t64Clay,-
on the 18th day of April, i has been huns
4f"d, and dulH6iel before tho gEoriousaliiile
'Sflts %. SaHfh Carolina. EApplausc.1 Tie
stars and stripes have been lowered before
.your eyes this day, but there are no flames
that eshall ever lower the illg of South
Carolina while 1 have the honor to nrc-
side as your chief magistrate. And pro-
nouuce here, before the civilized world.
your Independence is baptized in blood,
your Independence is won. upon ~ gIoriOns
6uttler6eld, and you arc free now and for,
ever, lnidefnnce of n world in. arms.
Remeuber that there is nova hostile.
fleet of seven sail OF your hnrbor, directed
by bitter and Indignant tbes. Tliey have
come here proudly srorning and contemn-
ing your position. They mny attempt to
enter. but say to them this night in de-
hance, let them come, let them come. If
they do, although we may not wrap tLem
in iiames, as we have Sumter, we willwmp
them IN the waves, and sink item too deep
ever eH to, be reached by pity or mercy
CGre9t applause. ~ - - ..75f,s. f5sri
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
Union.9Teotinp.


II Atp Union mfsting held at New Cum
bcLland, Hnnco=k county, virginia. ON
Friday evening APtil I9, 1861, Ep6rialn At
iktnsoni Esll, was called to the chair. and
y L. freeman appointed secretary.
On motion, Col. jas. W. Brown. B. j.
Smith. ]. u. Atkinson, John Campbell. "
Z. Crawford nnd j. Al. Campbell Mere an.
pointed u asCommittee to prepare resolu-
tions expressive of the sense oflthe meet
ing, who reported the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted: si{i's =
WHEREAS. The seeded States iInye for
chilly taken possession of.thel forts and
other property of the United States; have
tired into our vessels bearing our nation
al banner, and have more recently nttnck
cd and captured Fort Sumptet, thus COM
mencinE n wHr upon the General. Govern
mcnt therefore,
hcsotTedi That 1t is the duty of every
PHtriot to cspouse the rause of our conn
try Tint all political parties shonld he
merged in one. grand party for the Union.
In the contest now forced upon us, and in
hearing Alnft our glorious Gag, and in de.
Tending tue Institutions of our fathers.-
We, like them, pledge 10 each other our
ltves,5 our fortunes and ouE sacred honor,
Re5olrsd, That, AZ, order e. carry out the
fN4ShS SA REeSSeu IN lle last resolution, and
for the purpose of protecting our homes
and our fiFesides, We now constitute our-
selves i1tosi lunion Club, to obe kuowH as
the t'Hencock Union Club, of sew Cum.
berlapdi That We will meet statediy,nnd'
that an citizens may become members by
subscribing to.thess resolutions.!i ftaa1 =
Refotred, ThatRwe invite our friends In
the several iadteinl districts in. the connty=
to form similar clubs, and that VIC meet in
county ConTention, At the Court House At
New Manchester, on Saturday, April 81,
1851, at one O'Clock, p. ALf9 81
After the adoption of the preceding res,
olut'onsr large number enrolled them
selves as smembers, Expressing their deter.
tnination to stand by tho Union of our.
ththeFB.l 8 { 6. t-ats . zsas sze9 ST
Onmotion.sJ : H.. Atkinson, Col. Jas. w.
Brown and J-sL- Freeman were appointed.
a committee of correspondence, for the
purpose Of procuring arms for volunteer
companies. szs =
On motion. James W. Merron. Ewing
Turner, james Gardner, .ir., LII. Cochran
and ~ {. Crawford, were RpPpinted a
committees to enroll members IN the first
Judicial district for a Union Climb. ma al
so To- ke report of fthe hdmber of per.
sons tliat can be tenrplled iazar yolgpleer
company OF Home Guards. e
On motion, John Campbell, Peter sIIous-
holder and Thomas Bonsaf. were Anp4inf..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
sEco3D DESPATCH.
BosroN, saturday.

BosTOX, Saturday, April 20.
The news from Baltimore Stimulates the
war feeling totn high pitch all over New
England.
Dispatches flow in announcing mass
meetings in every direction.
AT NCwburyport three full companies
enlisted to-day, and will be ready nj ono
hours notice. zgr sE5srz-
Salem has voted $4,000, and sent two
companies, numbering "a men, who ar
rived in Boston 10; day.
Tho Irish, German and French citizens
Nre Offering their services en- massC.,
TIC greatest activity in exhibited in
preparing uniforms and war eouipmeuts.
Old Concord sends sixty-four men.
The Fifth regiment aud flying artillery
are in readiness aud anxiously awaiting
orders to march. -s y -
Boston looks like military. .cnmn..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

The killing of the. aInHsa c h uActts
y Troops-.Great Excitement .In BaS-
ton--G0E' Andrew,s Proclamation.
Bosrox; Saturday. April go.
Tliis city was terribly excited last night
and this morning OF the attack on fhe.
Massachusetts troops .At Baltimore.
bloody retrihution lis threatened, but il
Will he on fair battle field
Gov. Andrew was at the Executive De-
partment nearly allnigtit. AT II o'clnck
ne received the following gsdespStclr dated
Philadelphia;
:. To Gov. ASDREw-I have reason to be-
IIeye Lis that Col. Jones has gone through 70
Washington. Two Killed only of the Mus.
sachusetts men. We sshall 20 itbroag6 nj.
ouee, 5 ssf -
The road is torn upthrungh Baltiporr.
Win telegraph again. -
(Sigued) BIZ. 81 kFLER, Brig. GEM.
AT midnight another despatch was re-
ceived as follows: -
10 Cor. Andrris:-ssol. Jones has gone
through to Washing eb1. The PenusSiya.
mia troops have been dFiFen back These.
were unarmed.s Eightsar Killed and, four
wounded. Only fuur5of them are MAssa-
chusetts troops. viii telegraph again,
bnt shall not be able 10 getready as sooa-
Ers ,hdd dlhOped. (Signed1 ss.
~ re B, F. BurrER, Brigadier Genl.
In spFoclama,tog Governor Andrew
says;. , i'ie
No DIRECT information has been obtain
ed az headquarters from Col. Jones per-
sonally. hut under thsmtellig6nce, receivi
ed, no doubt is entertained that his com. :
maud will gallantly force passage through
BalumoFer nor of its a1Ityal in good order
and hne spirits intheAdvNnce guard of tho
national militia ut the capital Of the Union.
Cordially and deeply SYmpnthizinR with +
sthe families Of the. bereaycl by loss of
the brave men fallen in this heroie expedt-
tio4r the Governor recognizes the parallel,
the day and event suggested with the 10Th
of April, 17T5, and the immortal memories
which cluster around tie the men of Lex
ingtpn and Concord
..At Two and d half O'clock this morning
the lioverh6r received a despatch from
Brigddter-Gehernl Butler, confirming tue
previous report that but two ofthe Massa.
ehasetts soldiers were killed, one Of them
by a piece of iron, thrown from a foundry,
and it states that lnostsof the hundred
have arrived nt Washington with their
comrades, from which tie inference must 9
be that their wounds are not dangerous.
General Bntier also telegrnphs Of onr
menthat they fought gallantly No one
man offered TO run. They bore thenttaCk
with the utmost patieRGeluntil prominent
citizens of Baltimore told them 10 FIRE.
They did so. Part OF thS mob responded
with fire the restiscattersd. Allhavc ar I
rived at Washington. except the six in.
Jured, who are we'll cared for at Daltf-
moro" ~,
The Governor has sent tie following des-
patch to the la5or Of Baltimore:
IEay yolttO cause the, bodies of Mas.
Slcb buSelt9 .a6lHfaa tf1i
be Immediately laid ent, preserved in ice,
and tenderly sent forward by express TO
Re.s-A Allsie4Rssll paid 6y 1ais=l
-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

9e WRENCH TAoTIcsiTO iBE FOLLOWED. -
Welearn ihatIhe conduct OF the army
tn7the- coming campaign will be French
Tight belts, polished brasscs and high
stocks will be ignored, in camp and 6eld.
FThe e!PFit dH corps will be easy, business
tFke aud not ljbOItOus. loose dressing,
earcFulsbHt hriefsdrilhng, md, so far as
the eindtspedablus military discipline
will allow. freedom from strict rules
viii be the order of the day. The most
exacttng Partof thefoliGers'-lu duty will be
To SEQ that whatever arms and ordinance
may luck in abrilIianey and polish, they.
will nake-np IN tinea nipples and clean
hammers. fE - q i5-
Especial DispStel 70 the New YORK TriLuhsl zts
WltSuSeroS, Del. April l9, 1851. .ea
Coming from Washington this morning,
met merchant captain direct from Pen.
sHcoia, and obtained the following inf0r-
nation: Fort Pickcus was reinforced With
hve hunured men on Friday night last.
There are eight hundred men now within
tue fort, and seven Vessels are lying OUT
side 3
Large numbers OF Southern tr6ops ar.
rived on Saturday. >
There are stiIl many Union men in the,
South. The American dag EaSsrGised In
down. h25 70 af'5 -
A bloody hegro insurfeeti6n is Sppre-
hended in the Cotton States. -
Ageutlemah who pissed through Ten
nessee day before yesterday sHys that the
Americah flag was flying everywhere, on
ihoqsesn public buildings aud hill tops. so
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
Governor Of Massachusetts.

At Fall Riverelast night there was nm
immense meeting of citizens called on the
reception of the news. Patriotic speeches
were made and the city government I'M
structed to appropriate $4,000 to fit out
volunteers and to pay each volunteer $40
per month in addition to the government
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
Saddles, Harness. .TFnnEe .gc

1.el Wholesale ( &RBTAII,. -s,l~
y: ": SHEPPARD, So.l3l 1Iain Street. e,rncr
viii eotiSc to keep on hand iSrss,
Is I1s o. Laaies and Gentlpmen's Saddles Fns I C
i!t S NaeaS, Carpet BatS. sste4eiS 6oI
~. you'd respectfully attention Z, nv Et.I ~,
~ tLet attention and prOmptneSS to Sfit
NJ IiIIIfi'Itnee ~ S o. tho public patronage
per In1nper " Sp'AEtls promptly done and IN pro
!: s4f2ot5a ~ G6s ?: B. sILHRPARD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
'9stNn JOCKS Ike a military camp.
lREAT EXCITEMENT AT NEwAuK.

NEWARK. MI. Saturday, April 20.
Great Excitement exists hero. General
Runyon has received orders for one regi-
ment. lie viii send the first regimen from
this city, one thousand strong, to Wasli-
inEton onSTuesday next. Recruiting Is go
ing on rapidly.
The Common Council last night. nnani-
mcusly adopted patriotic resolutions: and
expressed m intentionito provide for the
families of volunteers. About 1900 mili-
taEy stand ready 10 maFch-from Newark
alone. The State Bank hns offered the
State $50, 900. Other banks offer as much
money % rsaqiFe9!ii { iiih5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
Prom the New York Herald. i

Our state stocIxs--Inllnsnse and Rap.
i'd dDepeeSIafioff
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

The progress Of this Corporation has been stable
aud uninterrupted through seasOus Of ananclAl SUM-
shine and storm periods eYentfu in or exempt from
sWeapng eona tgrations and maritime disaster. Be
the credit system affect uS In lts material particular
Daring "harl tines tho security OF reliable Insu-
Is an imperative duty-ths ability Of property
holders toSustain loss being then much iGssened =
P0licIesiaIued without delay. aud all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity. by
n. c. ARTHUR, Agent,
oIice over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
NaIIg Sntelliap1t6EG
TER1Is OF ADVRRTIsIHG.

rwELvR solID IlxrsIoB NoSPAREIl. Ion or Iscu,1 On
.fs, 14ESs, NtAER fSop4RE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

PRE- AND INLAND NAVIGAT1oN
Risks accepted At terms cOuSfptent wifi Solvsney aud
fair 3pFpht. sEIfsE
EiPseidldHF HFTti0H 1iEeH 10 lRrIrdneE IPRLLLYGS
aHd Cantenttt for tcraal ct one 70 Are ysarT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23

Upwards or SI3,OOO,OoO "a
OF LoISes have been paid by tho IEtnA Insurance Co.
In the past 81 years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-23
z ENLhN 4bssIQaLVI tIHE lLBGIsLATURB-
PROCLAMATION OF. GOV. CURTIN.

PR0cLANATIoI OF. Gov CURTIN
HARRIspuRe, Pa, April ,2o.-Whereas,
an armed rebellion exists in n portion of
the States Of the Union, threatening the
destruction of the national government,
PerillinG public and private property, en-
dangeripg the peace and security of this
commonwealth, and inviting. Systematic
piracy: Fs@
And, whereas, adequate provision does
not exist by law TO enable tie Executive to
make the military power of the State as
available and. Efficient as it should be for
the common defence Of the State and the
general government: t.,ie,-s5 !.
+ And, whereas, 9u occasion 50 extraordi-
nary requires prompt legislative power:
Therefore ], Andrew G. Curtin, Cover
nor of the commonwealth, by virtue Of the
powers vested 10, me, hereby convene the :.
General Assembly of the copm6nweaIth.
and require the members, of the SenRte and
respective houses at Harrisburg, on Tues
day, 30th April, at noon, there to take into
considerations and adopt suGh measures in
the remises as the present exisehcy may.
demand. -
: (sigued) ANDREW G. GuRTfS.
TsE ToRoSTo GLOBE OS AMERICAS AEFAIRs.
S3ss4a; TnRosTo,. Saturday. April2O.
z The Globe of this morning .hns a long
article pnihe relations betWeen England
and the United States, RdrOcati1g a sincere
and arm alliance, forgetting all past differ
spces, and says the North has n ipst cause,
that the permanent good will Of the sAmer-
lean peOpls,sis worth, striving for, ands4hA
1t hQpeF "a seest the Eebeilion.pu dow0, and
the traitors dealt with as they ldeseFve.
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INsUR "a NOE. Z


The INCOME ii this Company Il DOUBLE that of
any 0theT Fire TnSur3nee Corporation In the
United Statps.I
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rhs EkIlling OF the aInssashasetts
Troops-sGreat EHeltelnenttIn Bas-
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The Goyernor of South Carolina e <.
ultinE Over the DIaEraee or tho
American Flag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-29
PRUSSIA.

The Prussian Chambers were opened on the iatn
with speech from The throne.
His Majesty in his speech lamented the death OF tns
late King. He then made mention OF the new ofgahz
alton Of the army which, he said had become heSes-
sary The defense Of the integrity of the German Ter
Iit0ry icing his first duty, his Majesty said that ng9
tiaions were imminent between France and the I9ll-
yereip In reference to their mutual commercial rea-
tions. His Majesty continued thus: Inc rnlaIohs
between The great Powers have become sun more
friendly by the personal meetings which nave taken
place. II IT, therefore, TO be regretted that te seps
taken By Germany for the settlement OF the VI
the Constitution Of the German DuchIes placed Inuer
Danish rule have remained without any result rlu
ria IA well az the ret OF Germany, recognizes IL ~
national duty to finally bring about the proper SOLUTION
Of The question" The King energencany stated tna'
il was his intention TO remain faithful to the prlhccS
of government which he imposed on himself on a7snu
ING The regency as he found in those principles sac
gSrauee against the revolutionary spirit spread aOfoau
in Europe. -, ,oo-ooo
TIE official Stats AHzeieer contains royal decree
procaiming an amnesty for all persons VINO nave Deeh
found guilty Of high treason, treason against tu
country offences against his Majesty, crimes ana
oen,es constituting an abuse of the rights OF eltlLehs
and for tho persons who have been convicted aceoIu
ing 10 civil law for resisting the authorities Oh lne
State or disturbing public order. To those VINO nave
evaded judicial inquiry and legal Judgment by taxing
10 flight permission granted to return freeiy anu III
the event of their being afterwad condemned the MN
lister OF Justice il to make proposals for their pardon
The King himself will decide in the OF those VINO
have been condemned by military tribunals, provided
they iuulore lardOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-29

hshed The King !says: The atlars OF we ss,;e
comvel me 10 separate myself from yoa. dotnes'ic
affection has caured the retirement OF FARM. tace
CaIipran will govern the NeaPotan Provinces 10 my
name. Show that you always desire the UNITY Vi
Italy," p.;...
Tarini bad been appointed Secretary to the rriVa'e
Caliret Of the King. .,ro.r
II IL reported that in the event OF war van oesween
Piedmont and Austria French army WIZ occupy
Lombardy without declaring war against AustIi"' =,
TIE new Councillor of LeutenaDtey nad 0eeh wen
received in Sicily, and tranquility was ree''aonsned "
the Island. o-... IT.
Tie Pore had despatched provisions 10 6ae.a: ne
reported revision Of the concordat with Ausrih n.
been denied NJ Merode remains in ONCE. Inc Sas-
diuiaps have passed the province OF kiet, on 'nei
march against the insurgents in the AoorLn; .;.
II was asserted at Vienna that Francs H. nAa VIZ.
ten TO the Emperor of Austria announcing Ms hI'H '
solve 10 defend GaGta 70 the utmost. =, !,
The Austrian G0=eRe processes confidence Ia lne uu,
ration of peace. II rays there will be no wF oetwee
France and Austria, unless there ia war between
harce and Germany, and the Gazette believes france
bas NO wish for that at present. Az.
Political manifestations were taking lace ID 'ne
ihcaters at Rome. 49,.
IL was reported that the British garisons az ma,a
and Corfu had been increased 10 twice their lorhsr
strength, and that il was in contemplation 10 organize
militia at those places.
II was aIso said that the English squadron IN 'he
Mediterranean was TO be reinforced.