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DEN TIST,
no. 81 Eorah Charles street,
BALTIMORE,
fe1-tfr Md.
G.. GUIS.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner of Howard and Fayetfe streets
Under Howard Bank.
Constantly hard fne assortment Of CLOTHS CAS3.
ERES and VESTIHt CT the latest aty lea and patterns
az A call is responsibility solicited. .,2au
pOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
II CHEAPER THAN EVER
AT THE SIGN OF THE BIC BOOT
So WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
between Gay and Holiday streets.
The undersigned takes this method OF informing lis
friends and the public, that he is selling the balance Of his
Fall and Winter STOCK at much reduced prices,
room Tor large and select stock that panufac-
Skin BOUTS, SHOES and CATERS, French Patent
Leather DO. do, French Kid do. do By a partcd lar
method OF measuring enabled fit the tender
feet, they my work without any difficulty
Thankful for the liberal patronage have received and
still manu- featuring in the latest Improved style call is
respectfully solicited. p. GAHAN,
fe2s-tf No SS West Baltimore street.
C4NA CALVERT STABLES.
!SAA1A& I would respectfully inform my friends and
the public that have taken the Calvert Stables and will be
pleased to furssh on reasonable terms Coaches
Caleches, Buggies &c.
Funerals led ia the best
~ The best attention paid TO livery and transient horses
JAMES II. STEWART,
Calvert Stables, Calvert street,
te7-t Opposite City Spring.
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DIED,
In Alexandria Va on FIiday, July 18th, 1851 MAGNU3
LEW 49, infant OF Edgar, Ir, and Clarence Snowde
Richmond, Va, papers copyl
Died the uoruin of Saturday the inst mt our
venerable and excellent citiZ JOHN DUSHANE,
Slst year OF his One gently laid aside from the
ties of life TO exhibit at home tHe ;eable fruits of
spirit in years of cheerful and patient endurance Toe
hoary head was Gown Of glory found in he wav o;
Righteousness gladly the weary pilgrim entered his
rest Sus .in=d by the and staff the Shephe-d
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80 < - IT'S TT RI ,

Ia. A, 4. BLAEDY,
EUCGEaSOE TO Or. C. 4 HARRIS,
cSn-ip 81 NoRq! Guar gFasET
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msa costs at least $780, 1000 to put cavalry regi
land m mn the field. The horses alone for one thou
'Asn are worth about $4,000.
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PARKER BRoTHEEs LONDON CLUB SAUCE This
celebrated fast supersedng sl others From the
richness and decacy Of favor, it has attained popu
arity almost as great this country in Europe For
sale by all hrst-cass grocers and by their agents,
GREEN & YOE, Importers,
osI-tf So West Batmor street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-15

PROCEEDS OF Mr.. EvERETr's OeAuoN m
amount handed over by Mr.. Everett for the volun.
teer fund, as the net result of his Grafton at the
Academy of Music, N. Y, was 500. The trustees
OF the building were paid 5000 for the time it was
occupied by the delivery OF the Grafton.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1887.
TO CASH PUR.CH ASERS.
RRANDIES. GIN. WINES, &c.

or all brands and vinages, in Custom-House Stores
IN STORE,
A large stock of STRICTLY PURE OLD RYE WHlS-
KIES from distiiers of high reputation.
The undersigned respectfully invites examination Of his
stock which he very low prices for cash. in quan
ties to sui t buyers THOS. THOMPSON,
jeI43m 90 South Gay street.
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KIspLING WooD KINDLIv9 Wo0Dii
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mil,
Nc. NORTH srRE7T.
si0-.f JAS. II. JOHNSON
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GAS FIXTURESi
NEW STYLESiI
NEW STOOKlIi
CORTLAN e CO..
NOS. 2l6, 2ls BALTIMORE STREET.
Fave hand the hanlsomest collections Of
GAS CHANDELIER
to be found In this country GRADE Fortnight Chan
deliers complete with Shades att 49, to Tepight Chand
tiers at $3.50 each
Very beautiful Library, Hail and Dining. Room
CHANDELIERS.
Parlor, DraEng Room and Cha her
BRACKETS.
READING LAMPS,
DROP LIGHTS,
FIRE.PROOP SHADES
GAS TORCHES
AND KEYSi
AND HOLDERS, &c, nc.
ANY Of which will be sold upon good terms theram
quality goods be bought any the markets.
CORTIIAN Il CO,
Importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures,
French and English China
and House-F furnishing Goods
n2Itfr OF every description.
REWEL POSTS AND BALUSTERS,
1S Brackets and Mouldngs for sale cheap by
GEO. o. STEVENS,
mh27-dr II West Pratt street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16
The Negroes and Sir Allan McNab.


A short time since Sir Allan McNab visited
his constituents in the Western Division, and at
Buxton Settlement the negroes presented him
with an address. The Chatham Planet, in an
account of the meeting, says: s2 3lc 81 gl
: Sir Allan said II any electors desired to ask
him any questions, he was ready to give answers.
Hereupon Mr.. Thomas w. Stringer inquired II
q bill was introduced before Parliament, for the
purpose Of setting apart separate schools for the
colored people, whether they asked for them or
no, would Sir Allan support III Sir Allen re-
piled that he thought tho present Law good
one, and should be fully tried before altered, AS
to the proposed bill, IL would be manifestly uu-
fair, and Of course he would oppose il. Mr..
Thomas asked whether Sir Allan was in favor
OF sending the fugitive slave Anderson back to
Missouri In reply to this question Sir Allan
McNab said, that though not wishing by any
means to impugn the decision ofthe Judges. he
nevertheless was honestly compelled to differ
from them. Indeed SO strongly had he felt in
Anderson's favor, that he had since the Question
came mp, used all bis influence In Anderson 3
favor. Ae certainly was opposed to Anderson
being given upl (applause) and he hoped In the
name of God he never would be sent back,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16
Desperate Conflict Between Two Negroes and 8
.r = t-r.s Panther. ...s .5,, q

We extract the following from the Natchez
Free ITader. ~ -, s.ft...
On Friday morning last, Just at daylight
some Of the hands on Mr.. w. P. 6mith's plan
tation, on Bayou Cocodra, had crossed the BAY
ou to the gin, which is within two hundred
yards OF the quarter. Just as they were pass
ing the seed house, q panther sprang upon the
foremost negro, striking him In the face with
his claws, and then seiziDg him by the back of
the neck, bore him to the ground. The other
negroes fled into the gin, shouting "murder |!
murder" One, however, who was armed with
an axe, stood his ground, and dealt the panther
heavy blow with his axe, The panther, re-
linquishing his hold on the PROSTATE negro, turn
ed on his new assailant, and sharp battle en-.
sued, when the panther, having received sew.
eral wounds, concluded that discretion was the
better part Of yalor, and, retreating to the seed
house, stood at bay, glariDg ferociously at the
two negroes, who accepted his proposition for q
cessation Of hostilities, Being soon reinforced
by detachment from the opposite side of the
bayou, with dogs, guns and knives, they re-
turned TO the attack, and soon placed their ad-
versary hors du combat. It was female, one
OF the largest eize. A very large male had been
killed on the plantation the previous evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16

- PATTON TP., April II, 1857.
WOhDEkfUL cURh--Some tine ego, an old
neighbor Of mine very III with bad cough which
every one supposed to be eoonsumpuon. His relatives
told me that he had taken every remedy they heard of
without beneh his brother came to zee him die, and ali
were confirmed In the belief that he could not i've
had about the third Of bottle Of your Pectora Syrup
which gave him, and II entirely eufcd him. 10 the aston.
ishment Of ALL What makes the case more remarkable
Is the extreme age Of the man. he being bout eaty wear.
old. have no doubt the Pectorai saved his lfs.Js
@ sf .s,Te- -#f t,... 4 JOHMNi dINNIs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16
Gl)e: Ohio 6tattes1narlIa,1,1rI lI m
+ y Q

" (ouotl S1u 9a Eg5s3np 9di NJ mub.ad
---------.----r.s-.z -. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16

Canada frontier should be brought down to
Mason and Dixon's line, and the fervid zeal Of
uurefecting philanthropy should be stimulated
by the infinitely greater facilities which would
then be had. both for enticing and abduotipg
fugitives.-Boston Conyier. rr1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16

-.,I-.-l PIrrsBURoH, December, 81, 1859
GREAT CURE BY DR, KEYsERs fhOT0RAL
sYRUP.-I live In PEBBLES township Allegheny county
had coughing and splitting, which commenced aaout
the 9TH OF February last and continued eIgh. months
employed the best phySicians in the country and my
cough continued unabated until early In October. Al
that time was advised to try your PEOTORAL COUGH
SYRUP, which did, and after had taken one bottle
was entirely free from the coughing and splitting Ihad
despaired OF ever getting WE'LL think It should BE-
known that this valuable remedy will do for others what
1t has done In my case. JOAN o. LITTLE
Witnen-B' NJ KERR' PEBBLES towphp.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16
plrranrnaH Ian. n Ies0

PrrrsBuRaH, Jan. u. 1850.
DR.. KEYsER my wife has been afflicted with bad
cough and diculty Of breathing for Ave or s yearu
which for several years back bad gradually ncreaIed
violence. The complaint has been heredary and she
had been treated By several physicians without any TO-
ef In this state OF her Iprocred Of your
Pectoral Cough Syrup. Ibough1 the lrst time, fty
apd got dollar bottle, which cured her entirely and
she has now no ce Of the former disease, except weak
ness would also state that used the medicine nv.
self to cold and cough The medicine cured me v tai
log one dose express my entire satisfaction with the
medicine, and you are at liberty 70 pubIsh this n you
desire 70 doeo. f.l % WM. WILeONr ~
Ta boa .bssv Alderman Flfth Ward.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16

rl. ll-a- ~ PnrsnuRaH, April ~. le57.
READ TIE TRUTH.-DR. KKYsEa: have daneh-
ter who has taken several medicines for bad cough
without beneht--among them Ayers Cherry Pectoal-
purchased from you bottle Of your PECT0nAL
SYRUP, and before she had used half bottle she Was
relieved. The second bottle cured her entirely Of her
cough. JOHN DARN,
aA' --isa4 'f-- a Robinson street, Allegheny.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16

Z .r, sTrunnwuIE, o., March "A, 1859
have used Or. Keysers Cough Syrup for bad couRf
Of several years standing, and oheerfully NY Il Il
the best medicine for the that have ever tlken
J.W. PRICE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16
PECToRAL SYRUP.

They are at home, and any one who has doubts can a.
qure Of the person who have been cured byit slob :,
DIR. KEYsER rs PREPARED AT ANY TIME IN
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE. FOR ALI
THOSE WHO NEED his MEDICINES. ~ Nv
~ s9qt aA sud :Ub
ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS "A c.se Of av, r..s,
landing cured by DIR. KEYsER'B PEoT0RAL SYRUP
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16

DR. KEYsRR's PEoToRkL SYRUP IN PLAIRs-
v1LLE.-Pease send me another supply OF your yaiu-
has the cold and nqung for Dr. keysers pcctorsl
Syrup We have sold sixteen bottes last week and ars
entirely out Mr. A. Alter and NJ. p. Mahef both
Of Blairsvile Pa tell they would not be without h
in their families In fact, all who use It once want Il
- ,J.s.wArTERsoN SONS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16

AN0FHHR NEW CERTIBICATE--DR. KFYaERa
PEUT0RAL SYRUP II had been troubled with scoush
and cold Tor several weeksso bad was that could not
sleep. lhad the advice and prescription from tres AZ
the physciansin the city whom could name bn DO
not do finally procured bottle Of your Pectorai
Syrup, which cured me entirely. Signed,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24
Tile Reported Illness Of Gariialdi Deaied'
TIE HEALTH or THE POPE RE'sSTABlISHEO,

The seamsldy Bremen, ifom Southampton on the
tet Of ,npc. arrived here y,ste,dy afternoon from
EvFope.
The EGrofs arrived at Queersiown on Saturday
Jnse 8. and nj Liverpool on tbe OH.
Tie Coropet from Savannah 70 Liverpool got OIL
I.ore on Hunting leland, about 30 miles from lyeee
lirtt. apj wss lying in thirteen feet water.
The Ems arrived al Queenstown June llth. Tie
ssy,nis sniyed al Cowes June l2th. the Mowtesr Of
June IT. publishes an Official declaration, announcing
,ha. the Emperor Of the French 'ntends 10 MAINTAIN
the s,rcics, neutrality between the heieereit powers
Of North America, and enioiniDg all French ssbect'
no. 10 violate that neutrality b. engaging in any pr-
,s,eeF OF vessel of war; enrolling in he military
S,r,e Of either aide. Any Frepohman whe shall con-
uavene this injunction is officially informed Ibst lie can
b. DO clsm 10 bis Government against any sesssres
vich ether Of the bell gcrents might decree or put IN
sTce a,5ain,t hin.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24
FRANCE.

In the ytng Of the Corps Leei.latif Of June 8 tie
Budget for the Ministries Of State and Justice We're
adopted.
N. Billault, IN reply 70 NJ Plrbon, said: That the
Syrian question formed the subject Of negotiations
which he hoJed would lead t. ssiisisctory
reeult. He would not, he said enter into i.oportune
detsils but was happy TO state that me "uoie ooVe-
ment at sclsd serious and pracia ri interest 70 thai
question. The Government were cOgnilau' of Their
duties had fulfilled them the past, aid wonh niill
them in tho futae. Loud cheers follow ed the words
Of the Munster. NJ. Fouid had been summoned i2
Fop,ainebosu by the Emperor. He will thea proved
10 Turn.
The discussion on the Budget for the Ministry Of the
Interior gss continued on Mvaday III the Corps Lsgis
E,if.
NJ. O. Uirier refnt.d the assertions made by N. Kel
Ter. 4,
NJ Baroche replied to VI. Keller in The name Of the
Government.
~ Daiimon explained his smendnent in favor Of the
suppression Of the laws for general security, which
was, however, rejected.
The Budgets for tie Ministries Of the Interior and
Finance were then adopted.
dispstch from Merseies Of june 10, $ys Z" The
Embs W. dors from the King Of Sian, bearing pes
ents for the Emperor OF the French, lave arrived Ut
Toulon'
The Artillery Of the Syrian sxpedionsry corp. ha.
commenced diseii bar hing here. q
Count and Countess irani will embark tits evening
\ for CiyIts Veccla-
The Paris coresponden. Of TIE T.sacs ssy.: " The
sisl war 10 America has given rise 70 apreheL sions
,h.i French trade may suhtf inconvenience and iots
from one or other Of the eleereDts, AID endeavors
are made 20 obaiu tie limitation Il the evils within
| as marrow limits a. possible.
The continued threatening aa 90; Of affairs in Anr
ca and the apprehensi thai the Northern States nay
seek to hatch up truce with the South BY with
Spsin the pretex OF her annexation Of San Domin.
90 exercise depressing Influence upon the trades OF
Pa,i- and Lyons whoee Irioipal markets preciso
| l, In those countries how mensced with war
The weather is favorable TO the crops, and young
corn already exhibits strong snd healthy appearance.
| At IlayIe the mpor,aons FROM America sndof Ros-
! sian wheat from England during the week We're
6S 100 bectolre- the American Icing superior 70 Rus
sian IN quality.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24
SYRIA.

A di,Ia.ch from Cobstsntnopla " Jme \, nnnoun-
dat Omar Pasha, i'm nejiatsly on arriving at Mos
tar, ordered TO be taken 10 prevent the Mon
tenegi ns frun yerTetratng any furt er rnaseacres
According 10 81 same t.legi an arrangement hah
been ssDed II ConstGntinople between the Deegaies
of the Bank Of France and iis debtors
The health Of the Sultan had improved.
telegram Of the 1th snDOunces that ia the citing
Of the SYIan conference that day. the Porte, taE'-
ported by England, opposed the proposal OF France,
that the Governor OF the Lebanon should be native
Of the country. fhe same telegram assers thai kui
sia Austria, .od Prussia cobeu-red In the oiLton 81
France. Prussia, however, made @ mediaiory Propo-
-iiion which APPEARED likely 10 be accepted by the
Powers.
Another conference was 70 take place on the 9Th.
telegram from Constantine Ile VI june announces
that the International Conference in its sitting OF FIJI
dsy last resolved that the Govs o. the Lebanon
sh 3ald be APP ointed for three ears and thst he could
rot be Gisuissed without previous understanding bo-
tween The Porte and the Great Powers. At the end
Of the three years ibe Porte ia 10 come 70 iresh nn-
defst Indi1g With the Powers respecting the Govern
ment oil tie Lebanon.
The Confe enoe mar ou-y resolved that the Gov.
eror of ihe Lebanon nj h' be cloeen without ditnc-
ton from snoQ the Chri-rian subjects OF tie oasn
Ill any 9ro'iuc. oi The empne.
This ~ lemen l. Cefi.itiye.
TIE GgSfNe Of France states that IN the recent
fights between tie Turks and TIE insurgents, IN tie
Here. .oyina, the iormer defeated.
Deryioeh rafha Was mas! ing with 400 men
asainst the ins1rgeu's, by whom his vanguard bad
been beaten. liis trooIs were d'-cours-ed. The
Bys or snh-goyernO Of the province had refused 10
recognize the couts,sions made to the Chnti inr IN
Omar Pasha's pro, antion, being IN oppcsiicn ~
the dJRIDas OF tie Koran.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24
ITALY.

The King Will receive Baron Ric~soA. Tie Optn.
ope insists that the Premier should confne hnself
10 appointing Ministers for Foreign Affairs and Marine,
and sbo Id carry ont the programmes Of Count CsvOur
The obsegues Of Count CavoW have beeo performed
with almost royal poUp; sll the houses were drapsd
with Hack
Baron Ricasoli has accepted the ntsioa f recon
.tructing the Ministry.
The Moctmeato Of Genos denies that Garitsldi
hin.
A ,esesram from Turin Of June 10 saysi Tho new
Ministry has nH yes been constituted. A opor is
current thst Baron kicssoli will assume ths Presidency,
ard tho portfolio for Foragn Affairs
Il is said that SignorS Faut Ca~lnis, and Estoii,
viii quit tbe Ministry.
The municipality Il Floscncs win erect . msusoleum
10 Count Cevonr nj Santa Croca-
The health Of tho Iope is entirely rcestabisfed.
TURIx, June l1.-Ths 1'aria Gasetk II to day as
,er,s ths, the new ruiis has beeo formed follows
President Of lhe Council snd Au. Ter Of Foreign
ASas. bsroe RScesoh
fp.<ftet. ......-................ststos Aiash
finAOce. stSo0f bSNtoet
terup>Tce htznof SoaAHtA
NsS.................Gens .Gensrsi D,0s k0yeSe
zen. rA oartAereer
ysu1ce. eisnoi Shyaoen
PsAr lnstrBctioa. htgnW Dee&a0h
TpnIs, June 1.-THE Chamber Of Deputies, on the
nesiou of s President decided to-day th2. q marble
Satss Of Count Csvour shcala b Ptsood In ths Ha Of
Assembly.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

uo-,, N.GKET- LoNpos. Mo~p.r EyESIse, JsE. Ia
coe.oi ,o1,ins. 70 b. pI,ed on 'Nr n.is .a "1s "a
Money Wa. .si 70 Which they returned 49, hni sS
si a % Of s' ss 10 W. f:r ssd .is ths si's s
Australia fa2"s from A~''sIs now "s's iauy
American s.evrIa.s were s.m.r morasy, s'peIs'y
unie State ard N stoet' AID iiHo Cealis .hsi"
B4r Silver Deed IT, Oh drelie Of ld the t-'-ui
Heaic.p Dois! rsHasin S.,MA an
MoSsi MsHKRT.-LoSpos, Tpsst.y kvss!DG Jtns u -lhe
fund. opened ~hou: br, the pooe ed di,Po.
20 eject pnIohs.e, AID u.ey toe tore Of ,hs nrtet ~ss
c .p5 s,r. I'll .uppor..d 70 ID. co.. For scconnt @
daCi Tho discount nshs' Il unchanged la the S.cf n
TS.sn sses.Hs.. 1nsi4s,d ne ;s pcs c Pans
7sc. Ilhnoi, Central and tIis .harea .d'a ese
Lfy,kpooi CorTox HAxxKr-Juo. H. aud ifhs Den and
for Coz, IN Il dull .ad N. d. do oi ,Iced @
b.., 800 speculation 'sd 70, export Pe.s shade io"r
eaas hsin9s IN n. NDs Hsi.t todsy III sal
Ly,RrooL Sors a..fr IoS. nos' ''np55' ?,
y b,reI ,.ek Oats B.sn' ADD PsS quiet indsn CON
si.enticn and thss bsh< good inquiry hSder'
iasD.s Pnopre. A.. rncy.oS M.HkrI Jvn' 4 i-sssT T
I,srIoo toTros MAnxrT JuDe io-Tte .s.s Of Cotton IN
the L.pcS H,I, 1 =. 5 t's. .s d. Ss :Sai .s
p Tn. m,ris. eosrd dua sensi.y po..
chester a." o. pn',b tn. ari.. Tor Good.
qqle. and prios. yer. s,e.dy; y. w.,.
s.d Nah report rOur dali, and deaDed 81 saie. ..
whi = n; s isS ss. a. NV
fore ed ssi.. xsre d-os ofeaod se- os Rsl ol
Mn AID hite ii6936 Corn seedy sles of ftKsd "
sI; yellow - ~ aoo 6. and White 81 u a53,6
livaRrooL PxovI.ioss haRrIr. June Is Beef scis';
port QUIET and quoson, barely sbaed Tson heavy sad
holders pressing th. psikct Lad da and gao
ts,ions noniasi ct 81 a3Ji. T>llo~ drooptns
LNssPooL Pnoprcs MARKK-. June l3RosIn dull ssd quo
s.Iop. nominal SID for sftsts TGrpcnf dsn s
IS sugar h,.yy Cote. dan- Pos Aahe' qu+ al "A I'd. sA
Pesrls doll itt 81. -
Lo,pos MAsKxra-Lsspos, Jana n-BEsAD-rryvs duu
.d al qg.itt, declined sosin all ., iiEi aeSse sPsa
all qualities . q,
at a., opot for money. and sot eoo, for soco0,t
Hind. Ceuual Rail- ssi STOCK disc eSrk
New oh Central Rslre I'd.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24
THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITTES.

in the sitting Of TO Legislative Assembly ~ Bncha,
rest on J1no T. the Uiisier for Fo:ein Ahs ST ted
tha, tie Porte Lad o0useatcdt 10 The compile NJ ion OF
the Dannbian ipaliies, and that an International
Conference would shortly assemble AZ Paris for the
purpose Of settling tie qoesion III aiifa,ory nan
The National Central Commission bas been con
vened.
The Georpins Barracks, valued al 4Nr,o ,ocou., have
been destroyed by ire.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24
AUSTRIA

The Minister Of Finance declared In sAs yieoa
Lower Hosse that the landed pro ey Possessed by the
National Bank wss the property Of the state, and never
formed part of the provincial crown dOnains.
The Minister also stated that the sale Of the property
was TO be deferred until the regulations Of tue
Bank should have been agreed upon.
The proposals. In reference to mnisteSia responalil
ity spd the periodical assembling Of the Rsiohxs.h
were sdopsed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

A COOP KsAxpLs.-The Gr~ign papers g-sesAny
are, - might be expected Oiled with biographical no.
tioee and eulogums Of tie late CounA Csvoor. Even
the clerical journals do justice TO his memory. The Ar
s.o.sA, the no& violent Of the rcsctonary srlsDs,
besrs Testimony 70 his worth N terms that sioald be
rersembered;
as political oppoDes,s Of The Iilus,rsp deeessed ~
long a. be Wa powerful strongly and freely com
bated his IDEAS and his Over hs oorpee we will
remember ooly the maguigneut cnaOwments Of his
nature Il vii belong v history 70 judge him; TO us
70 lament him aud aepore his loas. We hsye on 81 ex-
peiepeed his gvcdDess Of heart. Afr tie suppression
Of tbe converts, monastery in Ligura was suieriag
from hunger. We privately appealed 10 As sharity.
aud he instantly set ZOO fscs to the sisters of thai
convent. Moreover, he wIose us with his o~u hand
long lesier which proved Ls goodness Of heart. We
knew that Ut Turin he VIA in the habk Of relieving
ne essaous psTo9a W. baEy bad huueree. proof,
Of his Loyalty. OasyH BY an srchtiseep 70 tSSTY3
a petition to An suH,lst pcrsoasSc, We nddiessd by
letter, so the LOyalty VI Count Cavcnr.' Na only
was the petition presented, but wsa also patsb
by Count Cavours mest although II wss 10 the main
. csusare Of his conduct Ga snothsr occasion we
yen,ared 10 sond him the FIRST copy Of book wttch
conbs,ed hs % icy hsAcepisd IT, and thsuked us ~
a gracious letter. And las,ly, we owe to Coun;
Csvour the Liberty that has been granted q. Of collect
ing St. Peter pence"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24
POLAND.

An ordnance has been published Ut Wsraw Gnu.
merstg tie articles Of dress which the inhabitans are
prohibited from wearing, viz square caps Polish
coossd boots and shoes, and any dress Of snowy or
unnsual cut.
TIE Grand Duke Michael Il sxpectsd ., WaFsaw.