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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
l1SIAIE "a J9NATuAN 49,, dec'd.

County caart Grant county. Wisconsin Ia Probate
May T.nn, 1s62 Present Wan. aeGonigal, Judge.
u lie matter os tie estate oi Jonathan Rarnegt
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Eve Very Of
said county, representing to said court that said oua
county, 4eavinr goods cfatels and estate within The
STATE III Wisconsin, and also representing that she IS
tho lawful wiaow Of said deceaser and pray Ing that
administration thereof be granted unto her
hereupou, it IS ordered that the matter OF said petit
ton be heard before the Judge Of tai court at the
court housE, IN Lancaster. 10 said equity, or Non
day tho Pa Of june. A. ID 1867 at osiocr in the
Gftetn0ontof said day. ordered further that notice
Shereof be giFsn an persons interested therein, By
publishing tins order Tor three (3} successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing in he GIant County Her
aid weekly st Lancas Ter in said
.fg2nt cunt --Dated May y, 1867
50-w3 WA. McGONlGAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
BUCKEYE.
Reapers and Movers!
SWEEPSTlEE TnRESIlNg MACHINES! !!

COLE & SEAToN. Bosenbel ara general Agents for
the Rgctege Reaper and NCUeT; enc of ttem trav-
els cpsteuliy oiaeis tDe other EN De found
constantly nj theif stors 10 Bpscobl where one the
machines may be This machine IS lighter and
mors neatly yet stoutlg constructed than amy which
does equal seicice. Both traYel wheels dive Tie
VIC rks. ant work together or Independently TIE cut
ter OF isis machine mas be raised will by tile oper
ator without stopping that obstacles may ~ Ryeit
ed. By lever he isay raise TIE cutter platform as
to allow the whole to pass through gate other mar
paee. The entire system ofmaehinery is e1rs me-
y sbnple yet strong ane manageable By single opera
tor.
which Laws the gain out OF the way TO provide
room for tie round; the rect may b. adjust for
any kim OF grain and the machine cuts from II to I6
acres per DAY with spaa Of light horses The Mower
is arranged for cutting grass close to the ground Or
high, anu il perfectly manageable.
This machine is manufactured 0y c. Aultman e.,
Canton Ohio one OF whom is palenfea. 1t is secured
by 81 distinct patents, and is doubtless the best
chine ever Offered also,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11

One OF the oldest ana most successful r.
Companies organizedin the Norh-West, IA
Of Us losses promptly and Is ss from debt T. lug az
made only two light assessments durinr Ia
and las heavy Sinsing Fund hai Il ~. nee
mulated from 3 coLtinnal increase OF pronts asea
owing te The sg}e character Of its risks ANA yeas
my used By its Board 81 Directors, which ina
have to fail back upon in case Of heavy losses
keeping assessments OF the Premium Notes "'sY
All New Mutual Conipf MES mast expeet ia h =
iged to MAX assessments occasionally tut AN w
run sufiicently long keep them elves ako Wy aaYe
they have 70 START themselves without ap. c
This Company viii not insure any kind az Tsil1oL
s. ores, Nils saloons, Factories Shous VA Ntssin
Blocks Of Buildings, IN villages aud cities @
quently the farmers have greater risk n , ss'
ther neighbe.s property, than they have o. ia IN
The rates Of Insurance on Farm Property ara 1,a
Dwellings, are as follows; i"'s0
On each SIO0 worth Of property insured for tha
Of Eve years Premium Note Of 175 and CAN p .sla
um S71s cents--Snrvey and Policy 1850 but ifsb tsll'
other exposures within 100 eet, the rates viii n ~
creased 10 equaae the Hazard. ~
While the Company have never, az Vet i;ti..,.,
single II IS the design Of the Board of DE-,
20 Protect the Company from the designs Of M i
uent by close investigation ofeverJ case iaqaiaagGs
suspicion.
foE further particulars see Circulars. All eomms,i
Gallons by letter viii be promptly ATTENDED loo'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
i IERIFF'S SARGENT.


Stae Of Wisconsin, County o. 1rani ss-Clrcutt court
Of Grant County, Wisconsin. Nlllam y, EWick'
Plain11, against John = Sargent, Defendant
By virtue Of "a writ Of Execution issued out ot the
above named court "a favor 81 the above named faln
tih and against the above named 1vagaAht, 70 NE "a
Iected and delivered and To- want q goods ana caatAs
al the defendant, Wherein 70 ieyy nave p me are
lion OF tie fa.nih Attorney, levied Rpol All q tue
right title OF interest which the said Defendant had on
andio the following described real estate to Nit:
Lots i, e ., 4, 5, G, Z, s, q,
To- IL L and IS, in block M one, lots g 4, 5,s z,
s. o. TO- II and II, in block NO two lots z, y 4, 8, q
Z, > y AZ, a az, - - 81 az. ~. ~ z 4, 3, =
p q = ~ = s 1o + s. o rs Z & w US "a
= y, II q o 9 y ~ - ~, ~ ~ s., ~ ~, - ~,
~, TX, ", ~ ~ ~ X, ~, ~, ~ ~ ~ w 24' % oo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11

RuBBING III IN, Scenes al the Park
Barracks Dramatic Persdn@.--A sick
and wounded but good looking soldier,
aud an anxious lady nurse in search Of a
subject:
Lady Nurse. My poor fellow, cen do
anything for you,
Soldier, (emphatically,) NO ma-ansf
Nothingl
Lady Nurse should like to do sonae-
thing for you. Shall not sponge yoar
face and brow for you'll
Soldier, (lespairins " " on may if you
want to very bad; but you'll be the four
teenth lady as has done it this blessed
mognn.'-Nea0 York Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
w OOLEN FACTORY

T1TTLR GRA- MT
The undersigned having associated themselves to-
geiher for the purpose Of carry iB on the MQosn Aan-
0faeturing business, prepared % eNeccte al work
entrusted TO their care, with neatEess ara asIae H.
a. 4 on moss reasonable terms He2s best Practical
rnen, icel coIIdent OF giving satisfaction 70 al.
CLOTH OF ANY QUALITY, DESIGN Or PATTERN!
Blankets Flannel ana Stocking Yarn, made to order.
EEGood Rolls viii be warranted. ~
10000 Pounds Of Vool, medium quality, wanted in
the fleece, for which goods casnspiA be paid at
market price.
Little Grant, May l. y z. 45-m4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
Comparative staten mi.

The total amount of determinations, The wbola ,...
Der OF policies issued liz the year 1861 the erss @
Of premiums received thereon and the gross anonS \
losses reported ty the following Companies a cars
"a it'll the Madison Mutual;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
REAPERS & MOWERS.
TcCORMICK'S
Reaper & Mower for 1852!
SIX HUNDRED SOLD m 1861,

Price Of large Machine, (about feet) sl55 g
small :. lac y
In ADDITION to the very liberal warranty given, NJ
ould saw as here that Farmers who desire
ii are at liberty Machine through the lar-
vest. with any other ind keep and pay for the one
frelerred G. ii. MCCORMICK q BROS,
Chicago, Illinois.
TheMeCormick RsaeeF Mower, from Is strength and
Durability has acquired the cognomen ot the sold Re-
liable, and many who 3ere inducee y NY trese ahey
have laid them aside for the --latest improved but
none the less reliable AeCormick
The Mccormick Machine for lSdg, - the most 9efiecl
Machine ever offered Tor sale, on account otits
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
REV LIGHT DRIVER AND SICKLE,

whereby motion o sci i Ii increased nearly 9th
Without use of additional lower, and the Mccormick
caster Wheel first uaed in 1860, and improved for
l86l-2 axod to tie grain side otthe Machine wholly
relieves The horses from pressure when turning. aia
materially aids in renewing side craught Our terms
are liberal and we desise u ayor the Farmer All thai
we can. ..,.
All those in waat or & Reaping end Moving Machine
re requested to order carly, and has avoid the dsa
pointnleni incident to delay
The undersigned Agell for Grant County, wlh peg
Il, canvasS fle County ia q shor. tinne 10 take up
ders and herewith request All those that intend
Iuy a Machine for 1862, that have any other bus
ness III relation 90 the Mccormick Machine 10 attic
TO- to write me few res per mail, and viii be sur
to call. !, rr,,-cn,,,Ns>, 49,.
Cassyille. Wis. March ! z, 1902 at
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
Disposition Of Soldiers on The Bic Of Battls

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
a,erciR says:
"Ciyilli9ns naturally enough suppose the
eve Of great battle to be an occasion Of
sad suspense and anxiety on the part Of
those who expect to participate in the con-
teskg They greatly err in this. The ex-
nalence of every one who has paid any at
tention to the matter, is, tlat there never
IS more noisy leyity, and more apparent
buoyaney than when opposing armies are
within hailing distance Of each other
Euchra, old sledge, end their concomitauts
always succeed marching orders. Certain
it is, there never was more fun-making
noise in the camps Of Gems. Hurlbut and
Sherman than on Saturday evening last,
when it was confidently expected thai
great battle would be fought inside offorty-
eight hours. In anticipation of the grand
struggle, number of sham battles were
fought between Beauregards and Halecks,
suddenly promoted from the ranks-always
resulting, Of course, in the triumph Of the
Federals and the complete overthrow Of
the Confederates. You cannot make sol
der feel solemn by assurances that the
conflict will be adesperate one; you eau
not make him exchange "Marryatt's best
for The last issue of the Tract Society, by
telling him how many brave fellows met an
untimely grave at Donelson or Shiloh; you
eannotlessen hisjo at getting a good hand
by narrating the probabilities that bis req
iment will be exposed to calling fire dur
inc the day."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11

ARE THE NoRTH CARoLINIASs Cow.
ARDS When Hatteras was surrendered
with bat a small loss Of killed and wound
ed, and when Roanoke Island was taken,
and but few were killed on our side, Vir-
gina and South Carolina papers went into
FITS at the cowardice Of the North Carroll
mans. The news to President Davis was
"deeply humiliating." Who talked Of
cowardiee and who was '.humiliated" when
Port Royal surrendered with smaller
loss3 Fort Pulaski gave up with none
killed and few wounded, Who charges
eowardice upon the men at Fort Pulaski
Is any body .'humilitated" at the fall Of
Fort Pulaski? The truth i. North Caro-
lima has borne this species of prejudice and
Injustice until fofbearance ceases to be a
virtue. Our boys in Virginia and else
where, who are tainted in this sort Of
style ought 10 make it ia rule to plant
tneir fists between the twoeyes of any fsl-
low who dares to insult them ia this way
Raieiqh T G. Standard
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
NOT OVER $4,000 WORTH OF PRoprprv
INSURED IN ONE prsR al

Incorporated II 'Sl-Loeated At Madison, NJ,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
UNDER CALLIs' IIALI4.
PATENT DnHDIcIN Es,

Such as Judson's, Morses Railways, MeLane's, Lees,
Cobb's, Brandreth's, WrigAt's, Ayers, spasdiug s.
IIask' aud Fennimore's Pills and Medicines.
Also Hive Syrup, Arabian Linament G8rglng Oil
COD Liver oil, British Oil, Harum OF I, Batemans
Drops. Goafreys Coraal, Burnetts Ceeoaine, Browns
Bronchial T-oehes, Whitcouibs asthma Remedy, Ia-
Wis Pain Killer, Woods Hair Restorative, Anodyne
Cordial, CaImlnatiye Cordial, Cholera and Diafhoea
Reaedy and Cures, Eye Water, Nipple Shields, German
Ditters Carriers Spanish Mixture. Wards and Sl0an's
Condition Powders, Ink Powders, Tooth Powders
feaf lowdsrs aud campIlor Ice. the last two nake
the skin soft anJ seautHl; Trusses AMI syfinges p,
1en's and Keith Cos Celebrated hAti&sts am an,
Concentrated aIadcines feas and boldefss lencls,
Paper, Eli fclopes and lnk, btrd seed ana kis bnne
hanly scented Soups and lae Ieriamety steel Frame
Glasses Alcohol ana KeroseneO of best quality at very
DOW pre a tho last article Cd not explosive,
propef,y Of some IMPLIES.
Also Bninger's Pure Iolt Wine, London Dock GIN,
ana Dd kentus, Bontton, Tor Medical uses only
Also tic best ~ IFS Of Cigars, Wholesale aud retail
Also Wine wSfranted to be the pure juice of the
gaps. AisoPwer & Weishtnsn's Cue chemicals and
Medicines Asa Surgical, 01stetrical and Denial In
straments at Manufacturers iees. Also, Ao9eli and
Surgical Books at publishers prtees sshlicuar at
tenfoa 5en pfesc1ip tons PIacsice 81 Medcing
Lancaster, Juty 9Th, 1851. 4-il
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11


The above figures show that the Madi.I o Nutuaif
sued in 1861 nearly as many policies the Other
Companies incoi pofated BY this State ad TAI Ms
premiums receiv,d thereon were $lSe62 n more hAn
those Of all the other Companies adqed togehef SHOW
ing much healthier eonuiton Of Affairs over the w.
a9e of other State Companies. The above figures also
show only &I5S0l 10 reported losses in the Madison
Mutual for the year 1861 while reported Losses "a Al
the other Companies amount TO $4,000 "a, elng near
III as much again as that Of the Madison Mutual, W.
SIS $50 IL less proceeds to meet the losses ana SUSAN
the policies for time to come. 80
Also by referring to the reports made 70 the ss'o
tary III State for ihe year 1851, b the three hses'
and most popplai Eastern Insurance Companies y w.
be seen that Che gross amount ofpfeminms fecesat
this State tt year 1861, about $4,000 less An
that Of the Mi.disop Mutual alone
FOR EXAMPLE;
Madison Mutual gross amount OF premiums %, !,
receiyedin 1891, sla1o-i
EASTERN COMPANIES:
Etna ms Co. Of Hart, CT, gross amt Of ,,,,
hqs' lns W e. Is 1871 N X g'0'. A. q pE'n'
ihul'F !, q wis tl sai gross am z p'- 1875 %
is5,8S o
Excess Of the business Of the Madison Nuts ss,''' =
The above comparison is certainly very fine tAosas
for our Company, and must be source q etsas reen
faction to all the Officers and Agents Who my ,c
actively eng aged in helping to bring about lS honcr
creCitabe state OF things 1t IS not only geas - an
TO all such 0fiicefs and Agents, but an honor - ~
STATE and fully refutes tue sur often thrown " ~,
acs that western people have no confidence ~ 'nSN
~ Institutions.
i. BAsFORD, Glen Hssen, Agent.
Ally S. T. CLARK P.attcville, Assistant Agent
The New York herald., 1862-10-10
THE REBEL STEAMER mo. 2sO."

Her Operations on the Western Isles--
Five American whalers burned and
Thirty-four Mon and . Schooner Cap.
tured.
From the London Shipping Gazette (svenng) Sept a.
The Cairngorm, from sydney, entered ihe river a.
6ravesend to-day.
She makes the following report:--Ihreo whalcbeats
alongside Flores from, the steamer Ala
bsms ["No. 7eo.r-En.l Capt. semmcs, and wished 10
10 reported having they ship Ocmugoe, Americas
vhaler hahng from EAgartown, Massachusetts set on
IRE 5th inst, and totally burned By the Confederate
steamer above named
The ocmulgec had ON board $50 barrels oil
There ware thirty. four hands, all told.
Captain serames (lats Of the surnter) behaved he's
ptsbiy 10 tho crow.
Tho Alabama nas aaksn ana burrod four vhs'cra with.
in a short tipio.
The Aahams Nook an American schooner (nsms un-
known) whlo tho Cairngorm cn Flores
rTe readers of the HyAIp win rocollecl that the No
900 sailed from OF the western slauds on the Path
of August last and whom last phc was Srnng oG and
arong the groapl
THB oCsrinNH
Was ship o. four hundred tons bprthsn
the largest hssling from Edsartown. she command
ed by Captain Osborn ssi tho agent Ia Abraham osSorB
she sailed from Esgatown he 2d Of July last bound
for the 3outh pagife
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

THE FRENCH AND AMERICAN JAc0BrxsI The
great French Revolution was inaugrHated by
the moderate republicans, afterwards called
Girondsts but the radical republicans, o.
Jasobins, soon gained the upper hand, and
brought not only the monarchsts, but even the
Girondsts, to the guillotine, on the charge Of
"disloyalty to the republic" History repeats
itself, because human nature always remains
the same, no matter how governments differ or
circumstances change When this war began
1t was undertaken by moderate conservative
men, for tho suppression Of rebellion and the
restoration Of the Union. Now the radicals
are trying to get power, and are already threat
ening to hang every one who does not support
them. BY and by, perhaps, they will attempt
to carry out their threats, and then will come
the time when poor Greeley will share the fate
Of Robespierre, and the administration, with the
people, will make an end Of the revolutionary
radicals. % we'll - of the revolutionary rebels,
forever.
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

GaSE,uz McCIETLlS's REcsng SPECIAL
OEDsR.-,Yhs recent special order Of General
Mcclellan in regard 10 the duties Of soldiers
under tho Presidents proclamation has totally
disconnected the radical leaders and made fool
ish Fremont appear siliicr than ever. When
the government issued an order which Fremont
dislised, he imme edistely resigned bis command
in the face Of the enemy and came on here
North. where he still remains, receiving
the pay Of a major general for doing nothing.
The radicals seemed to think that this was 70
be tho policy Of all our generals; for General
Cassus NJ. Clay also declined a command be
cause the acts Of the administration did not suit
him. and IL now here drawing his full pay and
making political speeches against ths-yery
party that pays most Of the taxes which give
him bic salary.
Mcclellan il man Of anothez stamp than
this. When deprived Of his coymand by radi-
cal intrigues he declared to. the President that
no one could deprive him Of his patriotism, and
,hst II his rank were taken from him he would
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

consideration. and we are informed that corps
OF strong, eA'pcrate aud humane men win soon
be organized a Arecialiy for ambulance and hos
pitai service ThiA corps will form part of our
army, will be commanded by regularly appoint
ed officers, and goveraet by strict military DIS
cipline Undoubtedly Il 1SIl be Of immense
benefit, and we hope to see n speedily in active
operation
The New York herald., 1862-10-10
THE AMERICAN WAR EEWs,
Gsnsrnl Mcxtsiian'a victory hn Mary.
Iand-Eng,ish tdess or a Tcnce.

(Fron tho London Times, sept. Wl
n the last despatch Of General McCeap DO accept.
cd as authentic and, authen,lc y contains ac
count II Inc engagement asstown CLEAN or suo
cess has little brghtsnsd s darkness Of the federal
cause Bot We compss ~ 70 receive the intelligence
with some caution, even though General Pope nq<
tbs commander. The tt N former military teportss
Ne rouchhewp. rsrhb.F, a. hceiqwrters. have hss
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

wrSrxn GARpnS-This ovenlns Mr.. Edwia Boon win
take his arst benefit two ysars at this seasrs appssr
inr in bis magnncen, rsssoas,ion q rsgo
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

Der I. 6.477-inorease. II. The cash receipts.
a. exhibited by the Treasurer, from the 26th Of
September TO the eth Of the present month.
amount to % 923 10. Over TIVE hundred persons,
mostly females are now on Blaokwell's Island
charged with disorderly conduct. They are held
there for one, two and three months, in default Of
bail, and, as the Commissioners have NO power to
release them, their incarceration is Q great hard.
ship.
In tho Court Of General Sessions yesterday. .
sailor, named Joseph Barry, was indicted for man.
slaughter. The crime was alleged to have been
committed on the 9TH Of August. during street
row In the First ward when Q man named Joseph
Wagner was dangerously stabbed, and from tho
effects OF which injury he died two days after
wards in the New York Hospital. The jury. af.
ter being ont for . considerable length Of time,
failed to agree in their verdict. and were discharg
cd from further consideration Of the case.
Stocks reacted yesterday to the Of ~ per
osnt the railway shares and per cent Pacific Mall
Governments exception to the market and rose
y per cent Money easy stla5. Gold rose to
l2sk, and exchange to 139k.
The noticeable feature IN the movements Of pre-
duce yesterday the decided In breadstufs
provisions, sowing TO tho rapid advance sterling
change. These movements In part attributable to
the great change going In the currency Of the
try. This II becoming almost daily apparent,
and extends in It's influence to nearly all kinds OF
chandise, foreign and domestic The transactions In
breadstues and provisions large and generally at
higher prices Flour adv anced 10c. per bbl wheat full
&C. and 1c per sushel Pork active and higher
Mess sold at S12 $12 20 and prime at so 50 $11 76
Sugars steady, with sales Of 927 hhds. and ESQ
boxes. Cubas unchanged, while New Orleans was
about No lower. Cotton somewhat less Arm. espe
cisly for Iots. The sales embraced TOO 800
bales within the rather wide range OF 5ac 55c for
mddng uplands, chiefly at 55c 55kc. rreights were
easier but active, especially tor Liverpool the
concession Coffee frmer, with sales Of 900 bags
part OF cargo Of Rio At 2lkc showing advance Of
10, per lb.
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

AMBULANCE C0RPs FoR THE ARMY.-The necss-
sity of an organized and disciplined ambulance
and camp hospital corps for our armies is 10
generally admitted, and has been SO often urged
in these columns, that it is unaccountable that
no adequate systematic arrangements have
heretofore been made for the proper care Of
our wounded. Every care has been taken to
prepare our soldiers for the battle; but after
the battle ceased some Of our wounded men
have been obliged to lie on the field for days,
uncared for, save by accidental passers or by
benevolent but inexperienced volunteer nurses
II Is an established fact that no army can be
fully efficient without an ambulance corps.
When soldier is wounded during battle he
should be Immediately taken to tho rear and
placed in charge Of the surgeons. Heretofore
this service has been performed performed
at abby the soldiers own comrades in the
ranks thus depriying our armies Of the use Of
three mon by the wounding Of one Tie rebel
officers have often instructed their men to fire
low, a. at the great battle Of Shiloh, upon the
avowed principle that they had rather wound
than kill our soldiers in battle. as it throws our
ranks into greater disorder and takes at least
two Of the wounded mans comrades froIa the
fight. An ambulance corps would have rene
died all this, by relieving the soldiers from all
care OF the wounded, and allowing Ghem to
direct their whole attention to tho enemy Be
sides this when wounded soldiers arc unavoid.
ably left on the battle field, or when men fall
exhausted on the march, The services OF an am
bulapce corps are Invaluable.
For forty years past Enropean armies havs
not been considered complete without an amba-
lance organization. The rebels have had such
corps since thcir earliest battles Generals
Mcclellan Banks, Hooker, Burnside, Kcyss and
others have frequently urged the matter upon
the attention Of our government Tho Sanitary
Commission has repeatedly demanded such corpg
and demonstrated its necessity. President bin
coin. General Halleck and Surgeon Genera
l-Hsuimopd have now taken tbe subject Int.
The New York herald., 1862-10-10
TRR hATnsr MARKkra.

LvErcot, SNrt. aT--P. N.
CorTyS.sales 10 day or 1900 bales Including 600 4,
speouatos and exporters. Tho msDxet was upward ana
hns advance 2 noted on all quasi,cs of Americas
ArrAperutra.~Ihe market " qu uMt end steady
PRovmoys.--The MARKET rulesihcsvy
The New York herald., 1862-10-10
THE SITUATION.

New York. Friday. October 10, 1864.
The New York herald., 1862-10-10

Prince Napoleon and the Princess C0tilde arrived Is
Turin the 24th ultimo to take part In the coro-
emones attending the marriage Of the Princess Maris
with the King OF Portugal They received with
thusasm Tho Prince had had long interview with the
Pres dent or tho Council
despatch from Rome says that NJ La valetts, the
French Ambassador there would leave few days for
Biarritz whence he would proceed TO Spain II is
serted that having exhausted diplomatic Of bring
ing about solution of the Roman question: he will mot
again return 70 Rome ambassador from Franco.
Professor Partridge In officially reporting upon Cart
badi's wounds says:-Ths General is subectedt0 good
surgical treatment and his wound Is progressing fsvora
bly, proper attention be paid to him for some months
to viii be efectod, and he will havo good
servicsable foot and leg, although psrhas little ssG