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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-02-13

DURIkL CASES-A full assortment
ID Of MErALLIC BURIAL CASES just received.
these Gases being perfectly Gir+igkt, very M al re
tsrd decomposition, and entirely prevent the escape Of
aBv offensive gas; and are we'll adapted to the Preser-
yatiOn and transportation Of the body
An assortment always on hand. orderds froa
distance promptly attended to.
TRUEsDELL & TOWNSEND.
Warren. o.. June 18th, 1859. Ea
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ly, M WILSON.
MRS. RoBINsoN's CERTIFICATE.

VERNON. Trumbull Co., May LIST, 1883
This certi6es that 1 have been in very poor health
for wears. and found little or no relief after employing
a hunter 81 physicians. Ny disease vas PrOlapsis
Uteri. I had been reduced by that and Fluer Aibus
zntiI I had become liberated to a considerable extent.
Bv the advice OF Dr.. 6. W. Bushnell, I procured and
took six bottles Of Marshall's Uterine Cathslcen.
which enabled me to attend to my husband in his last
sickness until he died, which was about a year since
I have taken three bottles since his death, which ha1
made ms able to labor and support my family u three
children. The Cathotcon has nearly restored ne TO
health. It is the only thing that has mitigated ny sui
feripg, for which 1 fesl very grateful. I'd
MARY L ROBINSON.
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ROOTS 81 SHOES.

a I.EXANDER MCCONNELL Man
/ aaetursS Boots md shoes TO oT5er. ~ the sin
gle pair or Dy the dozen; on FrzLklin Street Work
warranted 70 give satisfaction Warren. NAY -. %
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.EALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN
FROM PHYSICIANS.

Marshalls Uterine Cateolcon VIII eertainiy cure AZ
the diseases for which, il is recommended. In thSwOrss
eases 1 have ever met with, MarshalIs Uterine CathOl
icor is = crrcain and Saf- remedy. va
TERM CAT6OLIcON!
l. un.esiatIngiy offered as a rslisPlr fse.dy Tor all
those complaints to which every ss-iau Is liable. and
which gradually Affect the mind as wed a. she hodJ-s
that to think, talk or work becomes alike = source OF
suffering, II not an impossibility- Among other con-
plants for which the CathOienR is = remedy, Is the
Falling OF the Womb, whites Suppressed. Irregular
or Painful Menstruation. Bloating, aud
Diseases Of the Kidneys or Urinary Organs Retention
or IneontiDanee Of Urine. Heartbur1, Costivensss.
Nervousness, Paintings. RAlpitafionS. cramps. Dis
tu-bed Sleep, and all troubles, organic OF syDpathetie
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who are troubled with any Ofthe siovr synp
toms, or with Spine. Liver or Lung complains. AZ
invited to address DR.. BRIDsE. with FOIL Confluence
that they will find relief. aarshSlIs eterthS canon
con is not a quack Medicine. but its ingreOients have
heen made known to the Medical Colleges. aud they
are at the service OF any respectable physician IN the
country
The Prlee Of .Marshalrs 6tsriBs CGtk0te0E IS One
Dollar aad a EaG per Single Bette
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OE = oL@A19 80
KEEP IN N CLLHATE-
The FlMILY CD ITH8RTIC PILL IS a
gentle but active Cathar-I .ltie,Whieh tAe proprietor
used in his ~pract.cel - more than tWerty years
me constantly increas- Cling demand from these
who have long used the EPILLS. and the ~satisiae-
ton which All express in regard 10 their use, has
Induced me to place them within The reach Of
all.
TIE Profession ven know that different Ca
tbar.ies act on different E-iportionS OF the bowels.
The ANIL Ca @THARTIC PILL has,
viii due reference to Lnis we'll established fact
Leen compounded from ga variety Of the purest
Vegetable Extracts, ~ which act alike on every
cart of the aliment2ry ~ canal. and are GOOD and
SAFE in ali cases where z IA Cathartie is needed,
sueh As DERANGE-H n Of the ST0M-
ICU- SLEEPINESS.J a PAINS IN TIE BACK
n LOINS, C0STIVE- 8NESS, PAIN ANE
OVER THE WHJL BODY. fr ON
sudden cold. which FREE Q quently.i 20 neglected end
in a long course Of Fe @ yer, Loss OF AbPE
A CREEPING S~ENSATlON OF GOLD
OVER BODY. RE- ST
LEA ACHE. - WEIGHT IN THE
HEAD. ali INPLAMNA- TOR DISEASES.
WORMS in CHILDREN or ADULTS RHEUNA-
TISM, a great PURIRI- DER Of the BLOOD and
many diseases TO which, - flesh is heir, too numer-
Gus TO meDtion in thiSl advertisement
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY
PILLS.
rnMpnTNnEn FR0M

FNUN
PURE YEGETiBLE EXTRACTS; mi Pun
UP IN Glass CASES, AIR TIGHT, WILL
ErrD "a ANY, CLIMATE
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PRICE 3 DIMES.
T II e
ONLY DISCOVERY
T E
Worthy of any confidence for
RESTORING
THE BALD AND GRAY .

Masy. since the great discovery Of Pref Wood.
have attempted not snly to initiate his restorative. hpt
profess to have discovered something that would pro
duce results identiealS but they have all CONF and
gone. h=ins carrie I aTav y the wonderful results OF
Prof Woods preparation and have been forced 10
leave the heid TO its r~esistless sway Read the follow
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WEST BEDFORD. coshOcsOu Co., Nav "A, Il

,s Prles Of .MarshaIFs 6tsriBs catk0fieoE IS 0Hs
DoILar and a EaQ per Single B0tts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
CAPTURE OF THE PRIvATEER BEAURE-
Gard.

The steamship George Peabody, Capt. Thomas
Travis. which sailed from Fort Pickens on the lyth
inst arrived at this port on Monday evening" having
made the trip in 81 hours. She experienced some
very severe weather curing her voyage, but beng
taui craft he molly bryed theiury VI The elemens
Sic reached Key West after run Of Al hours, and
having remained there for - hours che sailed for this
port at q o'clock on Thursday.
Previous TO the departure OF the George Peabody
from Key West The Connecticut arrived IRON New
York With general cargo, consisting principally OF
provisions Tor the supply Of our army and navy ut
Fort Pickens.
Tie Huntsville tgunboat, then lying there, sailed
the same night for the mouth oil the Mississippi, 10
COO crate with our naval forces there.
The gunbost Dawn would alfo siart shortly on
cruise. On tie 23d the wiud being fresh, the Pea
body raised " hermap hrodite brig and schooner
at Gaze Carnival The Peabody boisted her co lorsi
but no attention was paid TO the signal by either
craft. when oil Cape Hatteras she also passed, ss
far o. could be ascer,ained, two menoi-waT steerh4
sou,bwsrd, and al-o two barks bound nofth"snn'
Tire Ningara aud the gGnboat Hst!eras were lying
at ForL Piekers 81,
The priyateer IBeauregard Of Charleston, with
twenty-seven prisoner, aud mounting one barge
pivot gun, captured by tie sloop-oi-war q. W.
Anderson Of B0ston, was lying at Key West
The Connecticut has hlso taken a prize name I'M
known laden with coffee, lead and quicksilver,
which she bmught 10 hey West.
Captain Guo,t Of tie NiugaIa and Lieut.. X. NJ.
Hall lady and child were among the passengers OF
the George Peabody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27

Sanitary Commission being with us, we inspect mat
tiers with some care. The regimental surgeons wait
upon us, and display their medicine chests Of mon.
strous size, with all those little comforts Of Epson
salts ialap, &C., to which childhood, in our day.
used to be 30 much addicted. No ague here and but
little typhoid the land being high, and the drainage
carefully secured. The Pennsy lvsnia Regiment on
the other side of the road has neither clean nor 20
healthy camp. In all Of these we find the men at
dinner in their tents. The meal strikes US as in
formal The men lie OF cit on the floor OF the tent,
sometimes with eyergreeus stIewed under them.
Each has tin plate, and cup, and jackknife, with
which he cuts unksof bread and meat, and puts them
in bis mouth Each carries fiat water bottle, slnng
over bis neck, and ] have sometimes perceived from
u,h bottles out camp savor Of Gnothersort DIVA
ter say strong waters. The Doctor has quite dinner
party in his tent. lie rejoces in small deal table,
On which bis fried pork and potatoes are set. On
tiny shee,-irCn stove is a small dish OF boiled beef,
and the inevitable coiiee-pot. lie and his company
seem in high good bumor, and evidently regard tkis
dinner with great affection. He good-naturedly in
vites us to share ii with him. but indeed there is no'
100 much for the previous guests In the Hek tents
we find the convalescents reading Harpers, or what
ever magazine is at band. We see too glasses OF
cuuant jelly which make us remember the good wo'
men at home who have opened Their hearts and their
preserye-closets to help the poor soldiers. None ol
these men want to 80 lone; they all want to get
well and get back to service II lie cheering and not
ssddeung, to take them by The Land, and TO look iho
their manly countenances We begin to feel tie
majesty Of war. But for its despotsm, these men
would never have united in heroic struggle. We
could never have seen them gathered together with
one heart and one purpose. They would have re-
manned easy and comfortable at their pows or looms
seeking their own small profits and adyaneements
and speaking i'll Of their neighbors. But God ba'
shaken the nation out Of s smallness. lie has COM
manded them aud us to a wider sphere Of action and
of COZ sdeIation. Fusion is already great result o
the war; fusion at volcanic heat, and out # It's ebao'
shall cone g eat thought, beyond tie knowledge
Of our mind and the expectation Of our hearts, but
long known and long cherished by the Divine
wisdom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
CAsknlrR No. q
A NOBLE ORDER.

The subjoined noble order reflects equal honor on
the troops whose heroic conduct Il records and the
commander who bus Signslized his short campaign
by such successes:
HKADouARTERs CisP "HoPErEs CHAsEpl
PIKETog, Kr, Nov. 10, 1861. !
SOLDIERS: thank you for what you have done.
rebels from Eastern Kentucky, and given repose to
that portion OF The State. You have made coptin-
ual forced marches over wretched roads, deep in
mud. Badly clad, you have bnouacked Oh the wet
ground in toe November Iain without u murmur.
With scarcely hall ralons you have pressed forward
with uniailng perseverance. Tie only place that
the enemy made stand though ambushed and Very
strong, you drove Lin from in the most brilliant
style. For your cons.ancy and courage thank you,
and, with the qualities which you have shown that
you possess, expect great things from you IN the
future. w. NELSON.
BY command Of issdier General Nelson,
JoHs NJ. DYKE, jr,, ABIDE Camp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
FRANCE

The Monitetr Of tie 18th contains DEGREES nom,
mating NJ. Fould Miuister Of Finance; aud NJ. De
LarOquete, ale Minister Of Finance TO the poet Of
Senator.
TIE Moniteur also publishes letter from the Ems
peror, to the Minister, approving OF M. Foalds
financial program G. aud ackBo~ lodging the neces-
sity of con,lng the Budget within invarisbIe limits
Tie EInperur saws, "The only e. cacious means 70
attain this end is 10 resOlutcly abandon the faculty
which nppertans 10 me OF Opening ffesh credit 10
the sbs.nce Of tie Chambers. ! am determined 70
introduce chanles and the Sea0tHS CohSut', which
will be presented to tie Senate on the "a ol Decems
Der next will cont IN this revolution, aud determine
your budget, aud hoee OF Tue dihefeht ministers, ~
large sections. |.
Ia renouucng right Which equally appertsined
Ia the Sovereigus. even constitutional ones, who
ave preceded me, may do useful tnlng towsro
insulting the light adnnist alton Of the hnancess
Faithful TO my OriliD, neither regard my prero9af
lives az a sacred deposit which cannot be touched,
nor as n heritage frotn NY ancestors which must DO
transmitted intact to my con. Elected by my peo-
pie aud representing tieir interests, s1ali always
abandon without regret, every prerogaliye Tor the
GOOD of the public, aud 1 shall ikewlse preserve
uosbakeu ia nv hands Ill The power which IL lndis'
pens ,Lle Tor tie tranquility and prosperity OF me
country.
The Moniteur then publishes a letter from th4
Emperor to 81. Fould, approving be programme ana
charging hin with carrying out the same.
The ifgs,feur also publishes III. Fouids pro-
oraume. which demonstrates the necessity Tor tho
sunu, sion OF extraordinary credits, ana eAamines
the financial situation IL shows that recourse lag
been had TO creot under all it's forms, and ceuateS
tat the deficit has reached ,OOO, GOO, OOM, and
concludes by showing that the Abandonment oy the
Emperor OF bis prerogatiyes, and the curtament OF
the armamens Of France viii calm tie uneasiDese
OF Europe and remove all pretext for hostile
measures,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
THE PRIvATEERs AT 1T AGAIN.

The schooner Maria Pike, Capt. Crawford, from
Savanna n Mar, which arrived on Tuesday morning,
reports: On the 18th inst, when inside Of Double
Head Shots, was In company with two barks, one OF
them in ballast, the other loaded while in company
a small, Nassau-built schooner came in eight, who
proved to be privsteer. She passed close By the
light bark to the one that was laden, and sailed
around her several times. when they both stood in
toward the keys. On the 2lst inst, lat. % 10,
lon. 70 &c. spoke the bark Edward Everett Of Bos'
tod from Matanz for Boston, in ballast, proved
10 be the light bark that the prvaeer did not modest
The priyateer parsed close TO the Z. e. that two
large guns and a numerous crew could plainly be
seen. Did not learn the name of the bark that was
captured.
Cart Dunize Of the bark Henry Trowbridge from
Barbsdoes, Nov. 5, arrived on Tuesday morning, and
reports the British frgn,es Barracata and Cadmn'
as being in that port. The Commander OF the for
mer reported on The % October, deg. south OF the
longitude of the Bermudas, boarded the priyateeI
steamer Sumter, all well on board. The master Of
the Sumter informed the British Officer who went Oh
board, that while off Bermuda be had sent IN cha
lenge TO the U. 5. gun-boat Crusader, to come out
and fight him, which the Crusader declined to do
Did not ear of Der taking any prizes Of bate.
The schooner Hy. w. johnson, Cept Hoyt, from
Nassau, N. p six days, 10 ballast to MASTER arrived
on Tuesday morning. She was sent from this port on
the 9Th of July, by the Eew-York Board OF Under
writer's for the purpose of protecting the shipping in
the Gulf, and has been cruising about the Wes'
India Isands, but cav 10 privaeers. Ha'
heard of the privateer Sdllie being in Cuban port
but could not discover her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Ffidsy, NOV. 10 ISoI5 -.
Corrox-The Brokers circular reports ne ss.y
Of the week al 0t0 bales The market closed quis.
changed prices for American, but other "a ~
ID higher The specu.sors were 80 700 oaes
., ,rinrs II 500 bales. Todsy's fTidzy sales are e
al II 900 bales Including 5000 to sPecusion ana eAP
the msrkot closing hrm a. unchanged TsteA
The authorized quotations ere ,,, ,,.hg.s liza.
miSsliaS Urlssns...i2d Fair uplsnds ;;''''ii,S
Fair Mobiles Middins W, Sse. Of MICH
The stock In port 10 estimated "
BSsapsTuTTs generally are gaet snc ui'cnSnse''
Corn has declining tendency mixed - "'
Provisions dull ard uncnangsu. S.x ~ ,su-
Cossots, for money, esi a94 l.. ,.,,..,., ,,Oa
The button N zee ssass are quoted toa3s discount Ens
sheIss27t. NJ ~ Franc. has decressed nineteen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
LATEST-Via Londonderry.


The fact of the deficit reaching forty millions q
poupds sterling attributed 70 the excess OF expene
cture for the army and navy and public works over
Il, e eetimstes. The number Of men voted was three
hundred and niuety-three thousand, but hall tnh'
loo are actually under arms. .
The L0H4,A T,Rss states that Mons. Forees
stimulated as an indi pensable condition OF his accegt
apce of Miristry Of Finance for the privilege OF
transactipg biz Iusnees with the Emperor PERSONALITY
Some of tie alterations Of the new Ministry are al
the expense of Count Walewski, ard it was doubt
ed if lie would continue 10 retain bis once as ME-
lister Of State. II was thought he might be appoinS'
ed Minister ~ London.
SARDINIA
TURIN, Nov. 4.--Gen Carbonelli hss gone 70
Caprera TO present address TO GaIibsoi from mo
Neapolitan. PRAYING him not 70 leave Italy.
Tie state of the Province OF the Posiietta 70 I'M"
proved. The brignnds have been beaten and DIS
persed in seveIal encounters.
The Notioa0e asserts that Signor Ratzzi had
obtained the Intervention OF the Emperor in order TO
decide that Frauci, ii. shall Quit Rome shortly.
ENGLAND.
LoSDoS, l5th-TRe Calcutta Enelistraan cea'
sates the Manchester manufacturers for doing moth
ing to further extend the growth OF cotton in India.
H. proves that one pound of cotton costs the grower
AID exclusive Of any profit whatever, either to tho
cnI,ivator or sLipper; while new lands, taken I'm.
der cultivation wonld greatly increase the expenses.
Therefore there IL little pro- pect OF the Ryots being
induced TO enter largely into the cultivation OF cot
ton. -
Mr. Dunscombe, member of Parliament from Fins
bury, London, is dead. =,
AMadrid dspaIch SAYS: Marshal o DODnell is III.
A bsuouet had been given there to Gen. Mirsinon.
The Times City Ariiclel says a decided impulse
was given 10 the stock market, yesterday, oy the
news from France. Consols improved, being tSs
higher than on "Wednesday.
Tn the discount market there was steady de-
mand at q a2i Y cent for good bills.
ROME.
Ia stated that the garrison is TO be strepgtbenee
by two extra regiments, forming altogether three
divisions.
CHINA.
Prince KING has been requested by the Chimes
Council to remain OF the head Of the Foreign w
partment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE BOHEMIAN AT PORTLAND
THE FRENCH FINANCIAL QUESTION
Letter from the Emperor on the Subject
THE GARRISON At ROME TO es STRENGTHENED
PoRrtsSD, Me-, Tuesday, Nov. %, 1851.

PoRTLsSp, Me-, Tuesday, Nov. %, 1851.
The steamship Bohemian, Capt. Burgess, from
Liverpool at 4 p. m. of the l4th, and Londonderry
afternoon of the 18th, arrived at Portland at 81 M
to-day.
Parser Taylor reports that he threw overheard the
dispatches for the Associated Press when off Caps
Race.
The steamship City of Baltimore from New-York,
was signsled off Liverpool on the 18th.
The DAILY News edi'oriaIly condemns the folly
and rashness which induces cotton operatives 70
strike on account of reduction of wages st s1ch
junoture US the present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
United STATES TRANSPORTS.

The U. s. steam transport Fanny, Capt Cadwal-
lader sailed from Pier No. 9, North River onTuesdy
evening for Locust Point. She has got full cargo,
consisting of provisions gun carriages, iorges and
ammunition.
The U. s. steam transport Octorra, sailed from
the same docks on Tuesday evening, for Locust
Point. She carries 80 tuns Of shot and shell, also
provisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
AUSTRIA.

An Imperial rescript in reply TO the address OF tho
Croatisn Diet lad been communicated 10 the keienS
raib. Ii expresses regret that Croatia should have
forgotten that when the Emperor granted her Inose
constitutional institutions which circumstance ZEN.
dered necessary, it was with reservation lda' T sI~
unity of the monarchy might be maintained. fos
this esson continues the reseipt, the Croatisn dies
must now be dissolved II will be rea.semoed hero.
after ON tho basis OF the diplomas Of October sne
February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ~ 1851

whole matter to the Secretary Of War, on the ground
that il is military and not legal question.
have not the honor Of knowing Judge Freese
personally, but certainly more just decision never
emanated from any man than that given by him, and
the voice Of the whole country ia, and will continue
to be, that he must be sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
INDIA.

kilograms from Bombay TO Oct. %, had been rs'
ceived direct from Alexandria, The news Ia unir,e
portant. IL. "A
The Government resolution on the snoJcet q
waste lands had been published and was considered
eat 'sfactory. 100.
Erchauge was quoted at $50 Sd. al Calcutta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
MAILS for Europe.

BOSTON Tuetday, NOV. % w.,
The mails per steamship Niagara for Ivsrpoe1
via Halifax, cose at the Post0 IN this city ~
o'elock tomorrow "wednesday morning, saanne
subseq uently at about noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
our PRIsoNERs AT CHARLESTON.

TIE sunday lftias hos from a correspondent, who
is himself prisoner, the following;
LIST o. PRISONERS or WAR cOSFtSED IN CASTLE
PIscKsEr, cHARLEsros HARBoE, SOUTH CARO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
SPAIN.

Gen. Prim is appointed Military and Political
Chief of the Spanish expedition 10 Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-27
CHARLESTON IN DANGER.
THE REBEL PLAN OF DEFENSE.
The Observation-Disclosures of Troops.

Among the documents found in Fort Walker
was tie following order from Gen. De Sau'Sure,
providing for the defense Of Charleston in case
of an attack:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-24
United states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge srnaIley.
rnR MUrrNY on TuE srAGuoUYp

TEE hUTfNy ON THE sTAGHoUND.
JAs. 23--7k intel syo,cs james Morris AMI
Tneufy TIRE oth~ Seameu.-Thcss persons form part Of
the crew Of thu American ship staghound They were
sent home from the China seas charge or revolt and
mutiny.
This morning their counsel stated 10 the Court that
they willing TO plead guilty TO the minor offence Of
attempting 20 create n revolt Each prisoner then
banded In his plea, which was recorded.
Mr.. wicoxson said that he, behalf OF the United
stats would ask for the heaviest penalty that could be
awarded by tho statute The Court said that II wanted
time consider the matter and ordered the prisoners
20 be remssded The Court then proceeded 10 try some
unimportsnt csse, and adjourned until TO morrow,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-24
THE VERY LATEST.

PARIS, Jan. 0, 1861
The Constsso~~eI saysIt IA generally believed that
IN the event Of the French feet leaving Gsets would
cruise for some time In the Adratic.
GArrA (via harseiics), Jan. S, 1851
shell thrown by the sardnians has penetrated into
the room above that Of the King Hs Ministers insist on
their Mscstes taking up their quarters in one Of the
csscmatcs shells have also reached the central hospital
Tho wounded win be removed TO Terrsoina More Nca
politan novitzers have been placed IN position.
CoSsrASTrSor1x, Jan. 2, 1861.
Dismissal Of safett Pacha rescinded Hungarian and
Polish Gaibaldan volunteers arriving in Pera on their
way 10 tho Danuban Principalities.
Generals Mlcrosiawski and purr are expected here.
IlyTRroor, Ian. 0, 1851
The steamship CITY Of Washington sailed tbs morning
Cur New York Took sloT 900 in specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-24
ITALY

Advces from Gaeta, prior to the present armistice.
state that the Piedmontess constructing bat
teries only five hundred yards from the fortress.
1t was said that the Cabinet Turin had resolved to
tolerate the Intervention Of other Power than France,
and to resist by force any attempt Of the kind.
Is true that the French feet At Gaeta will be 70.
placed by Russian feet
The Wurtemberg Moniesw says that Sardinia will
shortly give notice TO the German Diet Of the different
annexatons TO- and formation o. the Italian kingdom and
that thereupon the Diet will refuse to recognise any
representative Of that kingdom The journal boasts
Of the readiness of the Prussian and German federal
army TO meet any enemy.