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PEEPARED BT
DIR. J. O. AVER & 90.
TOWFTJ, MASS
Price, 81 per Bottle; siz Bottles for q
AYERla GHEnpY pnnrnn

LOWELL, MASS. .E
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for Ga
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itself such renown for the cure
every variety Of Thr0st and Lung Complaint, tha
u Is entirely unnecessary for recount the evi-
dence Of its virtues, wherever it has been employed
As It has long been In constant throughout this
section, need not do more than the people
is quality 1e kept up 70 the best t has been and
that il may be relied on to do for their relief 81 Il
has ever been found 70 do. e.
AKERS CATHARTTG PILLS
FOB THE CUBE OF
OosgeBess, ldEBdice, Dy7pspsid laSi0sssioa DyseaS
ten, Fotl &OsHdch, EEpsipslGs Headache, PIES, Ris
uiGtSn Erupfiois and Skin Diseases Lise ConDlaisf
Dropsp, IctsT, TumoTs ard SGh Rhsnn, Worms, Gozl
AssraIias a. Diaaer Piil, esd for PurtySg
They are sugar-ooafed. 90 that the most sentative
can take tim pleasantly, and they are the best
aPerient in the world for all the purposes OF smiJ
phygic.
Price 25 cents per Box; Five Boxes for sl.OO.
Great numbers Of Olergymeu, Physicians, Statcs-
men, and eminent person1gea have lent their names
70 cG tfY the unparalleled usefulness OF these rome
dies at space here will not permit the insertion
Of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AMEnICAN ALMANAC, in which they are giVeE
with also full descriptions Of the above complaintE
and the treatment that should be fcloWed for their
cure.
Do not &c put OF By unprincipled dealers Win
other prepsrations they make more profit on De.
mand ATER's, and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there is for the and they should have
rE- All our remedies are for sale By VIZ. FISH
SERoNa 4 ARMSTRONG, =. =. GAYLoRp, and By al
Druegists
EE1z Ayers Cherry PectoraI. sarsapariIla and "a
thartic Pills, for sale by Churchill Brother.
" corner Public SGuAra and 0rtR-fa strnas
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MORNING BEADED.
moNDAY MORNING. AUo. 5. Is5i.
WV AnvKRqIsEnrEr1s.

MV ADvKRrIsEnrKNz4
=. I. Baldwin Oo-Engllsh Prints.
v. I. Marvin -Romoval--gin copperand Ehsst
Troa ware,
4. I. Baldsin Co Lace Mantles.
Rsttberg 4 Baasmann-Braid.
\. I. Baldwin 4 Oo--summsr shauis.
Mrs. B. RousszRslisfior the sisk and Wounded
soldiers.
Ladies Christian UnIO,-Looal Notlso.
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[SToTIR-BREDERICKSBURgH
80. = a stark CITY nflls.. Two Of the best
tlan6I Ellli9 ; car y -. ". FiLHIROH.
HerEi1 -
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S.0ppeqe q Nears o OBslr..eLioa..

StoPPcge Of RefsTe or 0bstuctons.
Thee Pills have never been known 20 fail when
the directions have bosn strictly followed, and they
are perfzCtiY safa 70 take by the most delicate
To MARRIED. LADIES they ara particularly re-
commended, thsv remove dif1cuities and restore
nature, no matter from what cause the obstruction
may arise. few days in most cases VIII prCdn lace
t. desired eject and although powerful, yet no
injury will ver rsanlt from th.ir use. bnt those who
are pregnant should not use them, a. they have an
efect contrary 70 nature.
Pamphlsts Detailing their virtues, with numerous
certificates from veil known physicians and apoth-
ecaries be had on Application to the agent Who
any address, on recslpt Of the money % in boxes
containing siLts Pills. by ali the principal druggists
and dealers eYeryWhsre-
G. W CLARK, Cen Agent
iYls:Ras ne supsrior st.. ClevsIand. o.
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WHooHsrs LAEDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres Of achoOl Lands situ-
ated in the eOurties Of Marathon, Portage
Juneau, Monroe and ocontO, Wisconsin,
that they desire 20 exchange for city proper.
" or farming lands, or other property ioca-
ted in the vicinity Of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had BY inqp'-ing, either by letter Ol
otherwise, Of ALcoTT 4 HoEToE,
1888 and l41 Water Street,
;vS.s51 Cleveland, Ohio.
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q ma BASKETS PEACHES =
aUTOHfNsON

VII recsivo, and have f5r sale daring the Peach
season. $50 Baskets Of the choicest variesiqs o.
PEAtkf El5 Whieh he viii sail a. the Lowest market
prices. WEDDELL HpgnE,
iulYO Bank 6tro6t,
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9araWarE,


DKESERVE KETTLES.--POR-
Il UELAlN and Tia Lined, Of ali sizes and unu
sualy cheap. For sale By COLWELL & CO.,
lszg l43 3ontario st.
D0RCELAIN LINED SAUCE.
Il PANS and Stew Kettles. For sale By T, +
,-.o oOGWEhb 4 CO.,
Jyzy l43 Ontario street.
IRON, STEEL NAILS GLASS.
u s,a everything wanted By builders in The hard
ware lines cheap 81 COBWELI Co..
lyzg 4s Ohiario Sc.
RON AND Mills WARE
HOUSE, Noa 81, 50, 65, aud 81 Kivar stroet, ana
.. S, % and 80 on TIE Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
y. = oAAAX. NoRRs0E FosTE1.
". 2. CAREY d Co, sos
WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR TIE SALE OF
sH0EHBERGERiS -.-gs
U N j A I a n A ILSi
cOnizpos and Charcoal Sheet Tro5,
JUEIATA BOILER PLATE, 1.
EbkNa PbtlK AND BLISTER STEEL, sTEEI
PLOp hAH9S, BAR IRON, OROTON
2hDOW GLASS, GRIND-
STONES, WM. o. ttt -
sAkh's Celebrated Fire PrOOfSAFEs, &C., ct man
lfacturerai rrices. angi.I7ef
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Y. " S.------SS-ty : Ceokn 80. --------
1NNLk A QUARHkRl-I SEED
by mai, me a postage, very amusing, In
rTncflgs and poToFfIl LITTLE efglaian1 MicTo1c0po
Iics from pilnt1 lock hka fcBmidabl8 mougter1 :
smussns-l, e the fh1llly clrels. Biz q diGsEoni
por'1S' - s''-'' ARRoN BRADSHAW,
usrp:Ru LssE.BsS q. BotSo6. iisi1.
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Mafhinists.

DERNARD DEAlMEN0,
ARTIsAN. aIACHINIST AN PATENT MODEL
u A x n,
No. ia Supr 5o1 stree5 (leader Building,
O. .GVELAHR, OHIO. -
BERNARD DEMMENG, having rented tha
essaeli hnient Of r. EOnig5oW, ID ngw prepared e
con tract for manufacturing SaWiHg Lachiuess and
al kinds Of light Machinery. Prrticuar Atf9ption
aud facilities lOr getting up y odels % P1fents.
AIRING.
II your SKATES ned 1EiRe, cali On Defnmeng.
= your SING > MAoHlN& 4 oat ef order he
He rspsirs al kinds OF SURGICAL Instruments-
Al kinds Of H5tAl and acsical InstrUmsn1 re-
paired.
Ifyou should gst u2 ngV Psislt pe5lns9Fes 9Fs.l i
the nan 20 get up your Models, either N WOW
Brass, or Iron, IN the nectegt manner.
All kinds Of Belt Hanging done in prompt - ~ 81
An kinds Of light Machinery pat n otaef u ~
saoat dxpeditious manner.
Engineering Instruments reloftea-
Efnhll Steam Enfinss repaired tnolo ~ - -
Ilail lioad @ 51ductor's Punches nnanul-Ssute@ ~
the best manner. .-.s-.s
T-s-t-- -. ve4TfhiIIE IN the shape ef reraiFing
M n9anufscturing, done Oh contract.
traucs q shop-llt SUPERIOR stlest % one
~ si,2.s9S 2! s5sifa- "
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OkRAFE AND OINTMENT,

~ taking the Syrup IS dlractod, it WI drivo TIA
slt5lAs rom IRE system, and when onos ort on ~
--io' aiss aepiioatious oi DE-. Weayer11
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81 GsIaW.
2 YMAN LITTLE

- Dsaisr "a
EAL ES A j e.
Eer-s- a rr.,st variety q lsrmg and Cilg fr0Pall
- q i az Rent Also, c1oics faTuing Lande y
rieNIrarr 4Il4ncf1, t lac1naln IOWA aud i-.ll-
~ III. AtuhteE Bullding, Cleveland q.
deal rs SpAIk---E. II. kE1Ab,
X ffo-1e-il III ne firm oi Lsttle 4 keIe.sl has
-. q TSoi T1lrfn cllco IN H1rren. HLocEt cor
~ ,,--.-7Ior 1frsai md Pubslc tGuareI and has
~ 80 IN hsud several thoraa1d acres q. nIai
11siity 81 Esrminz leua. y - =, -, ~ y - ~
Nl-eti.-l.s go fnr ell klnd1 oi rezlana
6rc-.vffy parf assh Daid g aee,sesrx serl-.e
UTE5IFFRN IIAND.---H. 81. LIZ.
w TT.r of the late frm Of Little5 = Aels.i
-s7.--s ND e fsrqa 0uantity Of lne tarullA
- n Io1-e VTi1ccn1ll and .iElonfli e e4cl-lt
e,if- ~ corrslF resi- estate, q rro14al 4 ~ ~
Fi1T utrsas- = -
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9. Q. C.-oeFy'a Oeugh CaFe. 3

Sec advertisement Of Dr.. sanford''
Liver Invigorator.
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RANK NOTE LI.I..

CONNECTED By G. A. READ CO., BAEKKRs.
MAINE WISCONSIN,,
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STE A NIB OAT MN
Inc othsrs travelling on our Western Rivers.

=. .. Atl.e1eLl-el =. ~ o-osIla-t ol-tel.l. llee
5 "a GREAT SPRING REMEDY I
DIR. s. O. RICHARDsoN's
s Fl ERRY WINE BITT ERS,
ms Odlabrstst EsH Engiznd Bsnetyfcf
q 4 6ITUAL COESTIPA E{OHs
gaundios, Fever snd Ague, GensrsI DEBILITY, aad
AL Disossas arising lrCnl q lliEordtrcd
Stomach, IiiFez cf BoTeIl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

PERET DAVIS PAN KmLER.-The thous-
ana uho have bosn relieved, well g the thous'
ends xhc have the most unboundod confidence in
Rory Dsvis Vegetable Pain Killer, win read amoos
cur special notices this week, another Of the adei-
tonsl evidences of the power Of the applisatiOn.-
WS ars doing an SCI Of hunanity, when We urge ev-
urT huily to poosess themselves Of h,-lBunslc
Ohrlstian Adrocafe.
~ SOIL cs15s1share. and bT 4. J. Gaylord, Wm.
Fiaks, =. 8 EsoEenzis, Strong Armstrong, snd
= y saeEcidsr, Cisyslsnes o.
s9Ss Asvariissnsnt n another column.
1-Ehe Votaries Of Dissipation and VIC
sins Of dalusion, can Be brought 70 conviction q
ths erros Of their vays, aud saved from world Of
mental aaa bodily suffering, By hosding tho advies
ooatainsd n that popular work Human Frsilty, OF
PhysioIoecal Researches" II e sound Ia is doc
trnss, Plain bui inoonfve ia its dictssos, and be-
iur hsantiEully illustrated with csi0rud engravings
tbrings everything Aone to ths oonsoption-''thaf
be who runs nay read"
solz b Df. Bazr0E, lsl Dlssokerat.s n Z. Rrios
Tsrents 6ent free @ postage ever who're. Beadthe
,aPs4ttis-nsntof of Il1sozlsrn IN smother column.
also scid b T. L. Czrio-d and William Fiske,
urrrridta, tii5rtlsri. ohio
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READY MADE IA DiI. s0IoTHINe.

susls No, lS1 water street. Clsysland-
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
N Our fmlnenEe stock of Summer QlpthiugiEi IL
s. sold for the next 50 days at cost. All those osai-
ring bargains botter call aOon- 20 .,.Aasasa1i
iuns2l: k26 ~ e-e.zl9l -
ENTI EN- EMS CLOTHES GLEAN-
u r Tra ReD0Vaflnr and Ecnding hIi1tront
Rs9EcIs AasE, failosj No. y Pro5pect street, win
hereafter devote HE ssnslol y Sls.1lnl ranosn-
iSciiitie1 for doing bis YuEk n lie Best uzaunal-
enflemsn VII md is for ther iptaralt duEinEthos
fSrd times to give Mr. Ager trial I7 "a +
nav % -
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y. =. Gaylor1i Q. 8. AaekoaEia, william FIsss.
= ". easkrider5 and Strong & Arrisfro1r o..
land Ohioi kobarts ssraue, Colun bus; W - firs.
hsmi handu1ky, Carter Brother. Eris- Pa
NeaFsT's SAT- Ehsum Syrup anE Csrsts, ir sold ~
Churchill Bg0thsr' ms5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

oosTTvRSEss, o. HARITUkL CONSTIPATION.
Eun these afHietions arise many Of TIE ailings Of
\. Sc hsar daily, people complain Of heednche,
tvous debility, etoi and ganeFaly the cause Of the
plaint can b lreosd 70 their oonstipated nseita.
sursty for the eurc ofthis tronblo il what they
nt We resommend pf. Richar3sor's sherr5
Inc Bitiors q AL 80 sfaictsd; les tham take Il
ara tea sach day haif an hcur before eating their
naala, and tAey yin ind cure. Our physicians
rocnnman il IA iasiI practice, and its great merits
ara fast bocominG known In the Western states.
81 The sherry vine Bitfsrs Are for sslo By r. =.
Gaylord. stIcrE a hrnstronE, and Q. 5. EacksnEis,
ClaFslAnd. ..
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Of the Falue Of good roIlef7 could be froduced tha
the foloWng ls5tcr, coming as i does unsolicited,
Hon gontlanan 90 Feh rs5sn n thAt laEs q
BEREIck, Shelby Co. Feb q. lsso.
S5e1t-..I :. =. - VI o,s.,,-h.-
q other good medicines, but no Kind that I ssoE
daalt In gives such good snd 1al E.fsfaceol o. t13
Sherry Wine BittersY and ny own pra tical ezpsFi-
enee cOnYince3 me that taere is nothing better.
FOR ntteen or twenty years previous 70 lSal, We1
afflicted with lnfGmmRtory nhsumafism, ,Hhlch had
become kind Of Wanosi ing chrouic af6ction. Wa5
never Eithout, clear Of Il, bat At tines l. lged
alarming forms-scmt times ny kne 3, or o1q %
them have been swollen % three or four tea thoir
natural size, and with the most intclerAbia pain
for days or weeks had no better way for locomo-
ZION than to hObbls around on crutches. I believe
there Is not joint ny body that Eas not a. te3
been Affected only having TIE eect % pafal-
yze joint or limb for day or two
j tried evsrythinE could hear oi-tfied Al the
physicians In our neg gkborkood, but At best could
only get temporary relief and had come the con-
cusion that was fncurshle. UNTIL IN ISL rscaiF-
ID Dr. 5. 0. kichardson's sherry Wine bitter8 oEn
Ycu, and three bottles cured ne, and have not ha1
ny trouble or return Of il since, tro and hale
years. I think and believe THAI In Rhouuati5ul,
DYspepsia Liver Com plant and Kidney Adacti0n1i
or DrOpsy, it is . specific, certain remedy.
fiT0 " uOHEtTaU
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SpErixs santlfea
FEEvrETr0N IS BHrTER TaEN oURn.

PREVENTION Is BEFTER THAN oURn.
10 ladies Of dolicsto health impaired orFsaiEa-
tioa, or 80 tbosp tysAom ~ incruaaa q hnlly a
iroA anr raasos ohlssticuabla ths untelelgned
would o1sr prescription which Is SorfscsiT relia-
be and uaie, ana which has been prescribed IN 10
Fious partt 81 tho old world ior tho past ceuierg.
AlthouGathe afsicle Is very cheap and simpls, yot
q has pat no IN half pint bottles and sold very
oEtsnsiFBy at tho exorbtant price Of s per BOTTLE
TIA undeaignoa PROPOSES 50 furnish the roesipo or
q, b. thsp session q which eEsry lady can sup-
ply horsllf With p.rfeei safeguard, e tuy drGa
store ths trllinE 1um Of . cents ror year. AaY
pAysician Or drtggist viii ten you it Is periectly
harmless, and thousands OF testimonials can Be-
procured q iis efficacy, Gent 10 any part q he
world on renslpt q 81, By addrossing
Dr. J. Q. DEYERAuX.
Aus.lnzis p. o. Boz, Ne zsl, New Haven, Oonn.
10 FAsksas AED LrvERV sIABtn kzzpEsl.
DE. s. a. WeaveF's Ceruie has bssn sxtsnsivsfg
ured by iNlrUry Stable Eecpaa and Fs7mora, and
With saeaecord they ssy thaE ior many diseases n
animAls they haFa mover sound ita equal.
On Horsos, tUo O. thrse aB7iieatian WI cure the
ecratohos, Chaiss, and oalla, WHISTLER by taa har-
Hass, sadd3 or ottsrWire. Wash the wounds clean
and tho eorao freely app led viii cure them in afsV
daSs. wlicure oracEcd krcll and Cancer in ne
Tongue, Canker or Sore Mouth, ansctionB Of the
shins isllirs % q shs Hair, se. sore tsats and
onko ultsr IL oovs are coon cured b. this Csrste.
~ eold hg q 2. Gsylora O. 8. haohunrie, p
v. Saekridars BtFonE 3 Armstrong and Wu. EiaEs,
O1volAnd, o.
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POLAND.

The concessions granted by the Emperor have not
satisfied the people.
The wearing Of mourning has become more general,
and much greater number Of people appear In the ma
tional costume. The journals advocate the necessity
for moderation.
The concentration Of military continues. Uparmed
citizens doing duty eonstsbles patrol the streets.
The twontyfour delegates are again acting as pro-
yinoia Municipality.
Another oispatcn Gays:
Count Zamoysk on the occasion Of his being re-
c,iyed al an audience by Priuce Gorchakof, ah-
dressed him in speech, Of which the following Is
summais;
"The country" sad Zamoyski, twill accept the re-
forms with gratitude but At the present moment these
are but nominal. The country depends upon their
being carried into execution"
Prince Gorchakof replied
"Itwas not incumbent upon the Emperor to coneede
anything but in granting reforms his Majesty does so
freely and loyalty
NJ. Wulop6lski in a speech delivered by him at the
Medical Academy, said that tho Academy might con-
sler itself OF the FACULTIES Of the future Univer
atty Of Wapaw.
An imperial roscrp, has been published which ex-
pains the nature of the concessions recently granted
Prince Gorchakof bias been appointed president OF
the Council Of State.
A proclamation Of the Governor impresses upon the
inhabitants tie necessity fOr peace aud order.
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AUSTRIA.

The Vienna Military Ga=ehe says:
The Emperor has ordered that all the soldiers be-
longing to the eiecve whose term OF service
expires at the end Of JuDe may at once go on THROUGH
The London Times Vienna correspondent says:
1t il said on good authority that the German men,
bers Of the Cabinet have rendered their Reclamation IL
is not known whether it has been accepted"
A dispatch from Vienna of April SAYS:
"The news Of the landing Of Garibalcians at Spezia
If n mere invention"
The insurgents in Herzegovina have been repulsed
by the Turkish troops.
The report that tie greater number Of the Ministers
have rendered their resignation is still IN circulation
but il IL not stated whether it has been accepted.
A telegram from Pesth Of April rays:
"The opening OF the Diet will most probably take
place on Saturday next. Count Apponyi Index Curi9
OF Hungary, will return TO Vienna on April 2"
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of your own State II you do not move in the direc
ton desired, the people will soon be in rebellion.
Mark this This is q revolution-the passions are
stirred-peope excited, and they net to be con-
trolled by the formsies of the laws With or with.
out your concurrence Eastern Virginia will be out OF
the Union in few weeks. Had you not better try to
lead and direct movement which you cannot pre-
vent.
From The Richmond Enquirer
By reference to our telegraphic column, il will be
that has actually commenced in South Caro-
lima. 1t Is significant fact that after this news was
announced In the Virginia State Convention then IN
Committee of the Whole they proceeded at once, by
large majority to adopt the proposition Of Mr.. Robert
T. Scott substantially providing for the assemblage OF
National ConveDtion--through which, OF course,
Virginia will be handed over to the tender mercies OF
Black Republican majority. If anything will precip,,
tate the true of Virginia into revolution, 1t VIII
be the miserable shuffng of our State Convention.
From The Southern Argus, Norfolk, Va
The news from Charleston is warlike, and any mo-
ment may bring the Intelligence that hostiies nave
commenced between the forces Of Abe Lincoln and tie
gallant Southeners Our hearts with our brothers
at Charleston, and our earnest prayers are for tner
victory the Aboionists, who are seeking 10 suo
iugate free people. There is one reflection ina,
makes our blood boil and that is that we are forced
to pay portion Of the expenses Of this unhoy cru
SADIE against those bound by the ties Of friendship
and blood Virginia money is this day being contno-
ued to strengthen the murderous arm that seeks 70
carry desoation and death into the Southern States
When will that collection of political dwars In cn
mond cease their garruity and relieve us from the m
toerable burden Of an administration that Is now
about to inaugurate upon our social INSTITUTIONS
From The Richmond Di,psch. ,
Nor was i! until the appearance OF an immen'e nee'
and army in the neighborbood Of Charleston har6or,
intended to slaughter and destroy their people ana 10
clothe the whole Southern cline in saekeloth and
ashes that the citizen soldiers of the South have made
at last, when no other resource was let them, sol,
emn appeal to the God Of Battles. In tina, appeal
they will he sustsined by the whole civ lzed world.
Nav the God of Battles fire the hearts, nerve the
arms and give victory to the banners Of those patriots
struggling for their fresides and their affairs The
time Of forbearance and eoncition has passed the
hour OF inst and long-delayed vengeance has come:
The "irrepreesible conflict" which has been forced
upon the pe .ceful homes and the unoendng ciizens
OF the South, will be met by people who will drench
their native soil with the blood Of their invaders or
perrin to the Lac, man, in yndication OF al that man
holds dear.
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FRANCE.

The Paris correspondent of The London 1'mes
gays: .,
The present state Of trade in France has been Wen
has occurred within the last eight days to aggravste
the existing difficulties nevertheless the vague ana
widespread uneatness which parayzes affairs con-
tnues to make deplorable progress. -.
discount TO per cent would have given stimulus 10
commercial enterprise, but such is not the case SUCH
might have been the had the public not been so Sc
iousy alarmed at the political situation OF Austria ana
Italy.
Accounts from the manufacturing districts state
that the manufacturers still Hit their productions 70
the daily wants of their customers
"The Journal des DeJats announces that the ques-
ton of the period at which the treaty Of commerce he,
tween Great Britain and France is to be fully carried
out has at length been decided. The period liked by
the French Government is the LIST Of October next"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
ITALY.

The Turin Opinione Of March 81 Gays:
the part Of the Queen of England, that her majesty
would receive him in the quality of Minister Of the
King OF I,ay"
The Federal Council has made similar declaration
10 our minister at Berne.
TIE MAin PersereydBze says:
The movements Of tie Austrian army in lstrla con-
nue. Urgent orders have been given for the construc
ton Of additional works TO the forthcaions OF Pola'
The official Gazetk announces that conspiracy has
been discovered IN Modena and the Romagna, IN W hen
some dsbanded volunteers from the army Of Southern
Italy are implicated The object of the conspiracy WAS
To engage in a conflict with the Anstrians.
The Government of the King has taken precaution-
ary measures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
FROM EUROPE.

The following is the full news summary brought by
the Fulton, which reached this port late on Sunday
night:
The American whaler Hero, from New-Bedford,
after running into the Jane Lakey OF London, drove
on shore in the night, cut away her mass, ana was
ALGoA BAY, Jan. q, 1861.
The Johannes of and from Bremen to Baltimore, Is
stranded in Newark Bay, and will become a total
"'' " ' ' KIRKwALL, March 3d. 1851
The Gertrude, from New-Orleans, arrived al Liver
pool APRIL. ,coo,a
The Weiride from New-York, arrived at Gravesend
March 81.