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Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
STOCKTON, Nav 81, 1855

STOCKTON, May 81, 1855.
Dear Sr-lTaving entirely recovered from my sick
mss, avail my self OF tn OPP orunity to return my
thankful Acknowledgements Tor the rpef that Ou have
given me. When l think of the distressing bodily
weakness, headache, fearfulness, want ol confidence
dizziness rtStlessntss weakness in the limbs loss OF
memory, confusion of ideas, dislike OF society, noe
turnal emissions, and many other symptoms, which
had made my life miserable, can hardly express the
gratitude ee, for my eXisIeuce had become II bur-
then to me- and nothing afforded me the least prati-
cation, whilst now, feel perfectly well and oy
life to my entire satisfaction Knowing thai there are
many afflicted as have been, you have permission u
make use of this letter as you think proper Believe
me, gratefully yours, NJ. MICHELLS.
To DIR. l.. J. Czapkay, San Francisco.
SACRAMENTO, May 15 1866
Dear Sir-Such is the thankfulness feel for the
preservation OF my health uf both body and nind and
believe rf my life, that hope VIII not be co sid
cred intrusive in rendering my thankful acknowledg
ments for restoring to hea th and making my llle
a boon worth preserving, when it had become bur
then too great to bear. Victim rs was TO vice that
had undermined my constitution, and developed u
train of nervous symptoms, such nervous debility
headache distressing imidity, self distrust dizziness
love of solitude, loss of memory. and want of resou
ton, besides loss of strength and energy, which had
made my waking moments wretched and my eep un-
refreshing, and was fast bringing to the grave but
thanks IS your skill, restored 20 healih Lor,
and energy Hoping to guide others where they may
hhd rehri, you have my permission to make this pu
lie. Gratefully yours, LEONARD WAITE.
To Dr. l.. J. Czapkay. San Francisco.
MARYsvILLE, June 3, 1856
DIR. l.. j. Czapkay, San Francscu-Sir-l have used
the last oi your nedicne, and do not think shall
need any more, feel very well, except that have
not entirely got my strength y, but soon will with
the appetite that have 1t is Just three weeks, you
may rtcoect since called at your Institute, with
nv constitution, as thought, entirely broken, and
never thought you would be able to cure me perfectly
bat thought you ght be able to do something to
the pain in my back and head, and strengthen my
limbs, which were SO weak that they would almost
o nnha llFa1u uEhf ffu
my nerves 80 that would not get excited and trt M
Bile at every little thing. Now that you know what
expected you may Judge of my satisfaction at nv
complete recovery frnTn those symptoms, and the re-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19

The undersigned, ,desirous of acquaintnE those who
m Nv he unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted,
whsrr a permanent relief of their sutlerings may he
obtained it his duty to thus publicly express his
most sincere gratitude to DR.. l.. j. Czapkay for the
nermanent recovery of his health, Borne down by
the distressing symptoms ncldent TO e vicious prAc-
tce Of uncomfortable passion in YOUTH depressed in
bodv and mind, unable to perform even the most ri-
fling duty imposed upon the daily AvocatOns of life
sought the advice of many physicians who at first re-
garded my disease of triing Importance; but alas
after few weeks, and in several instances months, OF
treatment found to my un tterahle horror that
instead of relief my symptoms became more alarming
in their torture and, being told by one that my disease
being principally confined to the brain, medicines
would he of little consequence, despaired OF ever re-
gaining my health strength and energy and as last
resort, and with hut faint hope, called upon Dr.
Czapkay, who, after examining my case, prescribed
some medicine which almost instantly relieved me OF
he dull and dizziness in my head. Encouraged
by the result resolved to place myself Immediately
under his care and by strict Obed nee to all his di-
recti0ns and advice my head became clear, my ideas
collected, the constant rain in my back and grons
the weakness Of my limbs the nervous reaction of my
whole body on the slightest alarm excitement; the
msanthropy and evil forebodings; the selt-dstrust
ami want of conf ience in utners, the incapabty to
study and want of resolution, the friEhful exciting,
and at times pleasurabe dreams by night, followed
by involuntary discharges, have all disappeared and,
in fact in two months after having consulted the Doc
tor felt as If inspired by new lifehat life which
a short time ago, contemplated TO end with my own
hand.
With a view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snares of incompetent quacks, deem It my
duty offer this testimony to the merits and ski oi
Dr.. -pkay, and recommend him to all who may
stand in need Of medical advice, heiug assured by my
own experience that under his care, radical
tI.sJ Is. F. FILLMORE
State OF California, county of San Francisco. sub.
scribed and to before me- this lIth day OF APP
IL.sI JOHN MIDDLETON, Notary Public.
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DIED,

BmKsEcEIn, Jersey City, on IT,, Tuesday, Ar'iI J. william
The res,ige and friends Invited serd the fausra
City on Thursday tihis aiseTnoon at o'clock
BULLION Wednesday April 3, Mary Eliza only daughter
Of Richard II. and Mary Am Ball. eyed yeafs month aid
The relatives and uds Of the family respe 'ly invited
eeni her funeral from the rshdence Of her parents No
without further iavts,on.
BOHN-A. Wayerley Long Issnd on Sunday, March o.,
Ro,.ns c. Bshu, aged 30 years "hs Of William H. Bohn
CosIELLo-In this city Tuesday, April a Mary Ellen
daachter u! Thomas ard NsrgsTe' Costello.
COX-Tr RrcokIn Tuerday, April the Rev. i'aao &c
ELLIuTl-In this city on Treidsy April q William Aier
ender E9,t youngest OF Inonss and susu Elliott as''
years and days,
FARHER-ln Brooklyn Tueslsy April ?, James Fa.lIsr
in the 3lsi year Of his age.
EUSTlNGToN,In ii, ciy On Tuesday AP.i 2 g siio
dollh sad Lzo Huntington, aged yes-' months and u
The den, Of the f.Hny Invited to attend .Ae rnea ros
tn tn Ifl1 y ssr IF & h It T oo fi No. ' Aiy street
HOPPE tai, city on Tuesday April p Frerdiasrl HoYP.
! aged % vesr', months and 2. days
HuNEESIn hi. city or Tsa,iy April 2 john Hanl'a
JOEFs-Ir this city, on Tsesia7 April Roslas Gibson vie
Edward Jone. il the rear ofhersse, native VI E'
LARGE-In Broesyu, on Weilesdsy morning Aprl :, ~
George C. L-s Tor many years ssslsieat li enin Ia y.
Office o. Tie J9lyna q Commerce. In The 9Th Jesr o; 20
MAURTR-A.No 50 Goor,k street. On Tresdsy eysnlae Apa
~ O'clock Cnstm. son o; Henry MauIer and Doro'S'
hrc.ske-. The OF 10 years months add u days
The friends % family respectfully invited 20 eNslf ~
frnc-,l som No. 80 GCsIck Thurtey April g.
O'Clock ro Bihou, further invitation. The ROMANS WI os
taken to Greenwood Cemetery Tor inierInsnt
NYHAN-irths city on Tuesday April Robert, o: Rob
eTt and St.ah Myhan 6ged j. months and - days.
MoMAHOSIn th. city, Tuesdsy, ApTil ?, High hMslon
in tho 18Th year Of his age.
ODOHNEIL-Il this city Tuesday April 2 Ellen Ross.
dlushe. Join sad Anna ODCEEe aged ~ months aIA
days
RYER-oa Monday, april ,a,G.c. Rye Of tho T.sr:ish
Precinct Police, n the 42d year Of his age.
STILEs-In this city Wednesday, APdl ?, VI. sauae'
stiles IN me 18th year Of his age. -.
Tho cais tho family respectfully Invited 70 attend hi
il-ers On Friday, the ST. lust. a. = d., E0A 'e Spin.
street ChT-cn, without further notice.
Hartford tCaBu.l napcrs plcase cory.
yOWSl this city T1"'1ay Apd henry No~', ansv-
c. Germany ngod 81 year and months
WARp-tn this city Tr-sisv pril 2 Ns-s>-"; wid
the late Dennis Nsrd in the Srh year Ct her age.
WfiR-n Yorkvie Monday, April !, Mergers, vic o.
Edward Noir. sged AZ years
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FRANCE.

The Bank OF France, ON the 2lrt ult. reduced ~
rate OF discount from Fix TO five per cent.
In the Corps Legi,latii NJ. jules Fave had moved
bis amendment 10 the address, requesting the with
drawa Of the French troops from Rome He strongly
urged the necessity for such a proceeding and as
serted that tho maintenance Of the States would be i'm
possible -,
81. Rillanet said that the French Government would
neither sacrifice the Pope the unity Of itGy nor the
unity of Italy the Pope. The aim Of France was to
reconcile the two interests. The combination pro-
pOsed AZ Villa Franco was the true solution, and l.
should be accepted as such. He alluded At Length 70
the dihiculos attending the question.
The amendment was then rejected by 2l6 t. ..
An amendment in favor OF the temporal power of
the Pope was offered, but subsequently, Nithlawu,
Count de Mofny urging the Legislature TO leave the
solution Of the question 10 the Emperor.
The entire address finally greed to by vote OF
2l3 against Is.
The Paris Bourse on the I'D closed duh, and lower
The kenes were 40 6St l5c.
SO far from recalling the French troops in Rome, il
wits generally reported in Paris that 10000 men We're
about 10 be sent oat, nominay to reinforce the 2ai
there, but really to make counter demonstration
10 thu. OF Austria on the Po.
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California Marriages and Desss..

II o.o,fe Mach by ths Rev Mr. Hobart x. y. Vsa Brusl
Of San Frsnciseo e. Eunis F'lio' ~ Bath Me.
In San FIGnci'so Thu!day, Feb y q The residence
o. tho Rev. Fsthor Handy, D. A. Reese - Margaret tun
In saul. CRU on Tuesday FEB 49, Joseph c. s,o: ~
Goote'I OF Blrrfyile r.
DITD.
In Coa.s County Th1Izi-y, Feb. Il, Allied Warren b,
B'd eled - y,srs ornsGly Of Evansville, Ind
stockton, Netnesty, keD. -, John hct'ee. SID
yos. member u The Fst New loIk Regiment and n..i'
II New or City.
AZ Burteyc Ranch SscTarenn Cornty Noudsr Boz p
Horace Rrs.c ony Jos pa W. ard late san N Ibs
Q. San Francisco aged yest end months.
In san frarcIco Friday, March l. George = Jenl1
native o. Rs.tirloar, Aged g yeas.
IN San Fan,i.co NOndsy N5rrh George pgnu rs'h'
Of hirC's County, Ireland, sIed 70 years. ID.
A: NO0dslde, san hsteo County, on Friday hA!eL T. .
consurptor Alexander JohncE Hsyr Of the kocA o. o''
i" snip ,6e.d Trorrue County. on Sunday, Pe5 q,
In Sr Frlrcsco. "Wednesday, March b, Bliss IieI ~
Madden eyed 10 yeA monh s and days late * Ss "a
In DR. Gee. Township Sscn,-ento Counts, wedne'ds-
.sb n 10. Seah Russell native VI htgioIk Gssa about p
years. 81. A., ~ ID - o..
II n5c.o. ioiG ~ Musse egca - Jeat ane HoAsA 80
t'riv @s. . d.
In ssr.s Crir on Sunday FEB. e, Albert JoBe agra
years, rGgye OF Union, Lincoln Comfy Ne -. A..
u San t-urci5,o on Mori1y, MARCH Nr- "a. -,
VIII, o. Thomas T. Cuc,e's formerly Of SkaneA. eas
sged - year aud month"; oil. ~ Il
~ h,ps Valley Sunday, hzch ss-ah J.. wy o. W.
Staniis. AGED . yeyrs - "a 60
~ ttgos rls.. ruoutnc Rive, Mondty , 80 10 S>N
II: Day OF GsrTote Formerly 81 Ner-YcrS City IN
IN revNta.son Sunday, fcb - Joserh IL zoe 'NA-
hutu=i love-, ged 81 years.
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MARRIED..

BILL-CRUGER-At Grace Church, P<ooklyn. or Tpo.a,v
hv-ii 2 oy The Rev. William s. Child, DY AieIani.Y n ri
to Mise Alice NJ, daughter Of Henry (ruser ESQ
CLIgFORD--GILMAN-0n Tuesf ~ April 2 ., e. Ba-,hoo
nevis Chu.3h by the Rev. Samuel Cooke Nathan J.
Clifford 10 SeTah A., dausho Of Samuel GDman all Of
City.
HOLLISTAB-PEAkE-lh S. Luke's Church New York, on
ter ESQ., 10 Miss E 4 4 Poke, both Of Jobn,tOwn, New
York.
LINDSLY-JoNIs-ln AugsEss, Oneida Comfy New Yor',
on Morda alch rs, az the residence OF tho brides .tLe
BY re h Mr. Wiser pastor q the Methodist Church Mr.
william dsy Of Augs.a to Miss Harriet Jones q the same
place..
.dANNY-STEBBIES- IL Augusta Onoi1s Comfy.
Eo---Ymk Wednesday, March 20, by the Rev. II. D.
Cro hhsrk. Mr.. Francis Mahlnny Of Augusta ODed.
County Miss Mary Steb5in laughter Of Ael tebbins O!
Augusta.
Saturday, March 70 at the residence o. the brides father
by tho Rev o. BarthO, hr bumsu Metcaf OF Augnse
70 Miss Addie II. Barned o. t4e sane Place.
ODDEN-uOLMES-At KGo1 Corners, Sunday, March y,
a. Mvdoe Hotel. by the Rey. Mr. Souheorh, Mr. Chs,,
OGleu u Augusta Miss Lizzie J. Holmes NeTePs Coz.
WRIGET-SiERIJLL- In HcEusyfe. Madison County New.
York on Friday March % AZ b. ID. Fryes Hoei BIZ ID,
Rev Mr. Fields, Big Wright 81 Knox Cornors TO Miss Anna
only dan ,hL.T Of DR.. Merrill Of the came Pace.
wIsE-slLBER-on Monday. April !, By the Rev NJ D. 6
Crawford Albert Wise to Mary A. DsbrOw, daughter olFTed
e.i.k n. Slber, esq, ell Of his ely.
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PUBLT1 HEETYNG&.
pOARD OF EDUCATION.

T,A p,,,J ~ ESncaijcn met Yesterday Afternoon al
5 o'clock Presdent CURvIs in The Cns'f. &C the
Permission TO the sch@oi on Oh g. en,i,s
Fifteenth Ward 70 close mp school NO - 10, tbs
ciInlar n,,,oi-,iJn was given to one or Two o'nef
schools. . .. ;1a,,Ile nnmbeP
Of bills which be declined slsnny, On 81, 81 r1cc as
thev were exor5tant. Some discussion 2yS pdeo ~
40 The nr.ner reference whether or nos Tue various
descrniions Of i.ems should be feier1ea 70 tue aip
pr 10 commeecs, but the matter Wae hh8hy g'Neh Ut
Charge of the Finance Comm ttee.
ne repor, Of the Committee on Teachers presenting
n new tariff Of salaries for teachers in the Maro ana
Primary Schools laid over from last meetings. was neat
called up. ... 60,
back 10 The Committee on TeDthers, with On acdiuon
of foar members appointed by the Char IL ceytahN
as 90 aaonalons thing that four or i've Wards REP
sefeoted by tho members OF Toe Commute, n" II re-
pOrtra h. nCre8r0 5he salaries OF Their teachers
NJ. GALvGY objected TO tho addition %! any 10 tho
Cos mittce ou he groaud that II was without prece-
deva and unnc eessary
addition wa casting insinustion against the Com
miltee which was unjust,
Mr. FArSs also objected.
Mr.. Wc-rRpuRy said the pTiucirle rrofesse'ily TED
Oh was faiG PROPORTIONAL To the number Of scholars
but If the report were inspected, would be found
that in sncoa Nos, 40 and e. for instance, there wa
a difference on this priuoirJe Oi much ss Si,UU0
She matter was reierre2 ba0b 20 the Committee OF
Teacher, at the suggestion Of Az. McKFaN who sa,'
he hal reason TO believe that the Committee woaf
make some improvements III their report aud II II tlS'
did nos SUN the Board additional namber conld d
appOi9 led TO the CORGiiteo.
Pcrlssi was gwen fle School Officers OF ID.
Fifteenth Ward to hire tho premises Nos 6j snd o
sixth avenue from April TO Jan. j. ls62 Tor the o.
rurcncy Of School No b. -
". SHNE offered resolution 20 pay Andrew "a
sact $l26 for inspecting he foundation Of sehOCi 40
IL N Oliver street. AZ usual, objection was mace 'oi
ss& ling unnecessary and Mr.. Shine made very ions
90, ecL, and the matter WGs lost, 1900,
SIR. WsTTEsURY subsequently, moved tI"l 80 %
allowed, which wes 'lso lost. Adjourned
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GREAT RRITAIN.

IL the Honse Of Lords, on the 2lat ul!, the MARQUIS
Of Normandy moved for The correspondence relative 10
recent events 10 the Ionian Islands.
The Duke of Newcastle EXP lined the nature Of t9se
events. He said two members Of the Ionan Assembly,
moved that the whole Islands vote by universal
suffrage the question of annexation TO ureece, an
to unite themselves into empire, for the purpose Of
expeling the Turks from Europe. The English COY
ernor considered the proceedings unconstltntiChai'
and called for the withdrawal OF the motion, Wnlsh
was refused and he thereupon prorogued The Assembly
for six months. The Eng IN Government approved o.
bis course.
Similar explanations were given in the House OF
Commons.
Mr.. T. Fortescue explained that the present conyen-
ton between England aud France respecuog tie new
fDunOLnd fisheries only regulated the machinery uIeef
existing treaties and il did not affect the rghs OF
Newfoundland it would not be laid before That Legs
lature.
In the House of Lords, the I'D ult., Lord Wode-
house said that believed that the States OF osten
would reject the Propositions Of Denmark, but tDa1
war was not likely to take place before August.
Lord Wodehouse also explained the terms Of the
new convention with Mexico, by which certain Gus
tome duties are appropriated TO pay the bondh0lGcIs
In the House Of Commons, Lord John Russell prom
i'ed to produce the correspondence with the American
Government reliye 10 the fugitive slave Anderson.
Lord w. Graham asked whether explanations had
been deininded from France relative to the assistance
rendered by the French Minister in the escape Of Mira
mon from Mexico.
Lord John Russell admitted that MiramOn had yiO-
lated International law but said that, in the abftnce
of official dispatches tho French Government had 10.
beech applied TO on the subject.
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circular quote Aches firm FOR both kinds; old Pots 1850
~ d. Pearls s02sf; Pots 20 S09o do Pearls zs
" solln duH common 4e0t3 Spirits Turpenbe dun o,
81 ong,f Heify Cofea firm. Quercitron Bsik-Bshmors
81 sperm On ah5' Liuseed Oil .ieady at 20 6a29i.
LONDob MAENErsMessTs. Barring Brothers report WHPA4
mr. ~ az aaysnoe o. for good American While 64Ia7O
Red d. t doi FLOUR, 30i d54 lROS dull al IS for bot
rails and or' Zig Iron dun al SUGAR firm at slight sd
vance on a gades TEA steady Il ldIf SPrRIrs or TuH
PESriNs eldy at 81 TALLow duh At ia CoypEE bnoy ant
LISsEED CAEys quiet but steady FlsH Orr ysneYaIIy nm
changed. IhSsEED Or, 28l. RICE Arm, 800 s' ~
LONDON NoSEY MARKRTCorso clo..S q, r-s5.r a. on n
Y Tor and 9ia?2 for toe .ee9un, The balon in the
Bank Of England has increased 100 since M las, essy
return. Bar Silver, 5ls Mexican Dollars 4iit. AmsfisS
Eagles, 1910.
RNEEIolS SEcURIrrEsAInsrican Securities generally re
msin a. lat Quoted
Mess Barring Brothers quote United States fyes =, 40
LArEsT-By Telegraph 10 Qaeenstopa.
LIVERPOOL Saturday afternoon, March 23The sales o, Cot,
day reched 1900 bales Of which 6C0 taken by
spectators sud exporters
Mers james Hewitt Co report the market firm and clos
iu under the effect Of the Adiats ad'ces, With ppwsIa
tendency.
Bread tufts quiet, but firm.
Provisions quiet
The America which sailed to-day took $4,000 in specie
9i69E money, and 2t for The sceoant noi. Central
sosd % a25, discounts Erie Railroad }7G23 dis New
York CenlTs Railroad, oSG7i.
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LArrsr-ria Qu1.nsfnrr.

PARIS, March 23.--The Paris Papers Of to-day pub
ish telegram dated Hth II {, stating that the Porte
has consented to the prolongaton OF the occuson o;
Syria.
The international Commander at BeroGt has do.
mandod the prompt execution Of condemned Drusts.
Nily Pacha wonld leave tor Paris On the 18th inst.
VrRoSA, March " An imperial decree couyolIes s
Servian GIecal Congress 90 be composed OF twenty
Blk clerical and fifty lay members.
TuRIN, March 23.--A preliminary convention Nss
signed Yesterday betwosn The Minister II ruhi.,
lion Of the railway Of Southern Italy
BELGRADE, March 23.--Ih- Turkish Commissioners
have proclaimed the act OF amnesty granted 20 tho
iuGces have declared, however, that they cannot
lure 10 avail themselves of te amnesty, and have
cent petition the Sultan.
Seryia is quiet
Agitation prevails ON The southern frontiers of ths
PrincipalitieJ.
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THE ARMY TO BE REINFORCED.
rhe Occupation OF Syria TO be Prolonged.
HALIFAX, Wednesday, April 3, 1861.


The Royal Mail steamship America, from Liverpool
ct oclock on the morning of the 3d. via Queenstown
on the 9th ultimo arrived here at 81 o'clock this
morning.
The America will sail for Boston about noon to-day,
where she will be due tomorrow Thursday evening.
The dates per the America three days later than
thoae already received.
The steamship Adriatic, from New-York, reached
Queenftown early on the morning Of the &3d ult.
Tie steamship Hibernia, which put into Queenstown
while en- route TO take her place in the Galway line,
will require Strengthening in her bnll before crossing
the Atlantic.
The steamship Columbia is announced to take the
place of the Hibernia, from Galway, the 9th olt
The America has e7l,7OO in specie, and 3passon-
gers
The America reports passed, March 23d, of Liver
pool ships Florisa, Jane Pardin, and Guy hannerlny
March ~ let. so, lon. IS, ship Grace Ross.
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BrooKr,S Conuoy CoUScu.-Tbe Common Coun-

BRuoKIYN ConAoN COUScu.-lhe Common Coun-
Gil net last evening, the President IN the chair.
The Fire Department Committee 81 boi districts
large Of reports In favor ot buying sites Tor engine
houses opHrng engines &c. all Of which were sdGptCd
report aiding the contract 20 build house oT
Hoec No. y John Ross for SEAS adopted frfoU
ton In connection herewith Authorizing the trsnser Of s'5
the Of lighting streets to the Fe Department a.
GO ont laid over.
An ordinance providing the regulation o. Steam Fire engine
Con psres omitted by AID tuey II provides that Tie
shall deuourated by the and number they
now be ~ IN TN, department All colnPaues with hrsoass
gins ah entitled a complement Of seventy men The
scond engines sisy One Engineer Tor each epene
l. provided with a salary OF $500 per bnnufn. ,
Some debate ensued the Aldermen geD~Aly expressing ~,
opinion salary too high, when the whole so1oc
laid over til next citing.
Tho conract reyrsdng and epsviDC Fourth from
Baltic and from I@eny third street %
the oil ~ fnc swarded IN Thomas Hothan Tor 80 700
Tie o The Eighth Ward maps us brought up and t
| over, when de BOs d adjourned
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ITALY.

The new Ministry is not yet announced. Bumcr
gives the following combination: Cayour. President Of
the Council and Minister Of Foreign Affairs and Ma
rine; Fanti Minister Of War; Casino, Minister Of
Justice Minghetti, of Interior Desaneus, Of In
struction; Nato of Agriculture and Commerce Ban
tozi, OF Finance; Peruzzi Of Public Work. NeulsL
a Minister without portfolio
grand l6e in honor Of Garihaldi took place at The
San Carlo Theater and Royal Palace, Naples on the
9lsl Perfect order prevailed.
Alexander Dumas had challenged The editor Of be
Hoi,a dd Popoh, for accusing him of aLipg i0,O0O
ducats from the Government during Getihadis Dita-
torsbip. The duel was pending.