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, 1862-06-28
Anthony Tro1lope Oh the Grain Trade
of the West.

elUu = No1tu autIiId. ny dutnuuJ 1TuuoQG.l
was at Chicago and at BaIalo in October
1861. went down to the granaties and climbed
up into the elevators, and saw the wheat running
rivers from one vessel into another, and from
.he railroad vans up into the the huge bins the
top stories Of the warehouses for these rivers Of
the corn measured BY the forty bushel measure
with as much ease as we measure ounce OF
cheese, and with greater rapiditT. ascertained
that the work went on week day and Sunday, night
and dsy. necessarily; rivers Of wheat and maize
ever running. cav the men bathed IN corn as
they distributed 1t in its flow. saw bins by the
score laden with wheat, in eael Of which bins
there was space for comfortable reside9ceI
eelf TO be enTcloped in world of breadstat. Aud
thenI believed dandnnderstood, and brought it home
t. sgh as h5 Rsns N nS ands s1a
On the high table lands Of Minnesota, and the
prairiee Of Illinois, had God prepared the food for
also for the coming millions Of the western.
I do not find many minds constituted like my
own and therefore venture to publish the above
and they will show If credited, that the increase
@ during shs last four Yea1s has gone on With fabn-
would Ras aRs noha e
! spot myself. A man cannot. perhaps, count up
| the reeults of such work by quick glance
to smother the conviction which Els own
ehoft experience has made 50 strong with
IL htmsebut to himself seelng gn i heEiev
| began then to know what It was for country
to overflow with milk and honey. to burst with
its own fruits, and be snothe1ed by its own
| riches. From s.. Paul down the Mississippi by
| the shores Of Wisconsin and 1owa-by the ports
on Lake Pepin-by La Crosse, Aon which one
railway runs eastward by Praire dn CHEN the
| Rock Island. from whence three other lines rnn
eastward. ali the wonderful State Of Illinois. the
farmers glory-along the ports Of the great lakes
though Michigan, Indiana. Ohio, aud further
Penney ivania, up to Buffalo, he great gate Of n.
Heefern Ceres. the loud cry was thie: How shal
we rid ourselves Of our corn and wheat?' This
result has been the passage of 60 100 bushels
breadetuff. through thsI gate in one year! Le
those who are susceptible Of statistics, ponde
That,
, 1862-06-28

TEE ST.. GEORGES E1crRsroS.-0yer two
for the St. Georges excursion on the Fourth
and preparations are going on at Wankegan
to entertain ten Thousand people.
, 1862-06-28

DAN R1cE's GREAT sHow-Thc perform
ance at Dan Rice's great show yesterday after
noon, in aid Of the Douglas Monument Asso-
citation, nettcd the handsome sum Of $500,
During the performance Judge scates made 8
sreech in behalf Of the Association, and Mr..
Rice responded. The humorist gives his Last
performance this afternoon and evening, and
goes hence to Freeport.
, 1862-06-28

TIE GERMANS IND THE FOURTH The Ger
mans are bound to celebrate the Fourth with
9 will. The German Association will join in
the procession and indulge in grand picnic
at Nright's Grove. All the Germans Will
close their places Of business from ten g. n.
to FIVE D. III.
, 1862-06-28

The great historical picture, "Caius
Harius Elong Aleditating among the Ruln.
For sale by Walsh, Custom House place.
, 1862-06-28

ATTEMPTED SC1C1DE,-A young woman
from this State by the name Of Meme, on her
way to visit some relations in Washington
county, Pa, attempted to commit suicide q
lew days since, at Wheeling, Va, but failed in
the attempt. She is supposed to have been
deranged.
, 1862-06-28

k- Grain sold !" tn snoTs'' Ia subject to 2s stor-
ags 1chich il f,asd By TIE buyer. eEau*tue Of Tie
pT;re 7>aid for Tie grain to tie seller. Ipasn sale
Is mate, H. tohcA the seller pays tie storage, 1t Is
quoted 'I4es Of storage,'' or - o. b."
, 1862-06-28

AURORA COMING TO Cu1cAGo.-The Aurora
pspers announce that 1000 tickets have al
rcady been sold for the excursion to Chicago
Of the Methodist Sabbath Schools Of that vii
lace On the 10th Of July.
, 1862-06-28

INV Is TIE TME, if you would buy your
sr,cta and shoes at less than half the regular
price. Go to the great bankrupt sale, LIS
Randolph street, under kingsoury Hal.
, 1862-06-28

EE- Buy Paper hangiRgs Of Chase d Co., 1c9
Randolph street. NH 993zn
, 1862-06-28

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The call Of the docket In !
the Circuit Court Of Cook County, will not be |
resumed before the September term. The |
court will be occupied TIL the summer yaca-
ton (which will commence early in July with
the trial OF such cases as have been passed
with that understanding ng-with criminal busl-
ness and such matters On the civil and equity
docket as can be disposed Of.
E Harper and Ill the magazines for July
have been received by John ". Norris, 102
Madison street He also has just received
Kinks new book, "AmoDg the Pines," or
South in Secession Times; also, No. s21 Hsr-
per's Select Novels, "Abel Durke's Wife,"
by George Saunders; price 25 cents. He has
Lee1ie's Illustrated Paper, double number,
nth fine views Of the battles Of Cross Keys
and Chickabonliny, &c, &c.
sERKsADE.-Barnard's Light Guard Band
on Wednesday treated large number Of our
nearly the whole night with their splendid
melody. If there is one thing mora than
another which compensates 9 nan for being
reused cut Of his slumbers, 1t Is serenade-
especially such delicious music as Barnard In
dulges in. We are glad to know that the new
band il hourishing. and cordially recommend
them to 8 large slice Of The public patronage
4 CASE FOR CHkR1TE.-George Elliott WHIT
moved from this city eighteen months siuce
into Missouri, has returned with the loss o
one leg. He lost his leg by wound received
in the thigh bone while helping to capture
band Of guerrillas. He was not employed b,
government, and consequently receives nj
recompense from that quarter, but hopes th
citizens Of Chicago will assist hi6 in procuring
means 10 purchase an artificial leg that he ma
be enabled to maintain his family.
4 CoTros CAsE-An important case ha
been On. trial for several days in the Unite
States Circuit Court. involving the liability {
common carrier. The parties arc the Yor
Manufacturing Company rs. Illinois Cent?
Railroad Company. Plaintiff sues for dam
ges, caused by the burning Of one hundr<
bales of cotton at Cairo, on November lit
1861. The above case was On triA all day ye
terday, and will not probably be conclud
before Monday night. The attorneys engag
BY the plaintiff are Gallup and Hitchcock, q.
for defendants, Scates, McAlllster aud Jewe
TEE LAKE FOREST E1cERs1o1.-The I
cursion from the Presbyterian cong1egatic
OF the city to Lake Forest to-day W1ll, Il
weather be fair, prove one Of the mazf
events Of It's class this season. It will furn
delightful reunion Of the denomination
question, and further have for Its object
aiding of The Presbyterian church at Il
Forest. It is to be q basket picnic, "
, 1862-06-28

PERsoaAL.-The shurtleH College. Uppe
Alton, H., has conferred the degree Of D. D.
upon the Rev. James Dixon, Pastor Of Unio1
Park Baptist Church. Of this city.
, 1862-06-28

CBo1ERA-The cholera has arrived and is
doled out in the shape Of green apples from
truit stands at the rate OF three for i've cents'
Coupled with the sinking Chicago r1Se1, 'ae
prospect for the slaughter Of the innocents Is
fru]y refreshing.
, 1862-06-28

EXCURSION 70 Coin SrR1SG GRovE.-The
church and sabbath school Of the United
Brethren give an excursion and basket picnic
upon Tuesday, July 1st, to Cold Spring
Grove. Tickets for the round trip, fifty cents,
children half price. The cars leave the depot
corner Of Van Burcn and Sherman streets, at
$50 q. N.
, 1862-06-28

SA1AoS.-A- Booth, the pioneer in the
Chicago fish business, at the corner OF Dea1"
born and Madison streets, has received splen-
did lot of fresh salmon from the vicinity Of
Quebec Eplcures and lovers Of this tooth
some fish will do well to make note OF 1t.
, 1862-06-28

BorxD 70 BREAk.-Michael Kennedy and
John Mcbride, who have broken out Of jail,
out Of Brldewell, cut Of the Police Court and
out of Camp Douglas, and who were sent out
OF town the other day with the Scotch Regi-
nent, broke away from the regiment at Toledo.
, 1862-06-28

To Ofr7c1A1E--The Fourth Of July com-
nittee have selected the following gentlemen
TO ofs"iate in the celebration next week:
Orato., B. C. Aver, Esq; Reader, Rev. DR..
Eyder; Poet Geo. ". .Pettis Of Boston; !;
Chaplain, Rev. Dr.. C1arkson-
, 1862-06-28

E Hmper's Magazine for July: 'Among
the Pines," by Elmud Kicke; 4'Student Life
IN Europe By the author Of 'Cndercutrents
Of Wall Street," and the mammoth double
number Of Leslle's Paper for this week, have
b@en received By John R. Walsh, corner Madl-
son st., and Custom House Place.
, 1862-06-28

TIE ForRru.-J. C. Wright, Esq, Of this
c;tr. a veil known member Of the Board Of
Of Trade, has, upon the request offs delega-
tion from Lane, Oele county, in this State,
consented to deliver the Grafton st the cele-
bratiou at that place on the Fourth.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-25

te..f sv..l s.sae.ts sty eats Per sg'sfs essa
usefl.l- ..ttt tt.. ,sf.o
i-t II, ..,.rt. 9 u ttr year, win ne F'i.i'te =
t...... :, ,.l.ss,.-s TetTiY afFeFtaefa. however
riiI - 49,, SICILY 81 t.s.r f,Ta'
Af~srt..c.ns1ls Ia i4e SPECIAL ei.ss e'''4io wa
be chsfred t,Fy prices -. 80. t...l.i.
sieerslse arnss kept es-stsnt'y 90 'as 'i''
.stsess published N the Zeal coa1ins, q
- f. - rnfer viii - charged 90 et8H tt-fIt-'ii
a. ifossf ten liues, ten ssltt pr 49,. 49,. IN
,ttfftl.rinenis scuf in tgr 20 ~. f 80
,.s.,..a tfree months. unless O. cree e'... -,
- Alteration ~ a sirrtlnE awe tt'f''f-' ~
ss..i ~ renewal q tae same, uule-t t'ts.Ni''
agreed u,ou - couirsei. -. ,..,.l..
t-,..rl lnx Z sf.ssi1ates for o1co Of cfri1 lt. ~
49, ff f. charged ~ 90 Tor ca 2 uauie lh VI 10y
..,f 81 ~ ia the Ia arf Weekly, a't'sf 'f "
fI4.e. .....
,-i,s-.-ss vii be made for nserunK uo - - "
ti o-.ss~. S..lsffos Or Associations - 'elleF'-
- each retlce u0t etceeitng iinet - '''' ~
.f ,,,s..rtias- over efrat lines a. tnis rate
trrosrnrsng deaths with fsnrfal noe2" ".'"'"e-f
~ without rotce. free. .... .,,.,.
Stire. n Fesfivais Ifsuscs Ard fsshf.'' es..s ~
"a, ~ f,.,.s.tual- A--ocietiesia, ~ y
A. regular prizes. 49,. .-..-.a ~
Legal advertisements Inserted 81 tae f.-t.,.5
Atiora~y- ordering. ani payn's - !. - ..,.l
"a the legal proceedings, Dat e.h 80 .. -, 81
isrc rnhiisher lof ae.1nriaI - il - ~
.f.l 4tvertsenisn's h-fDnd - efn'u'
tsrir publication
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AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
TIE AMERICAN EXP EsS co
Capitai 81, GOO, 600,

Forward daily from lcrre hat.e
by fast Passenger Trains.
HkEE Expire isdy 81. New
Yast. rafr.. Al.tF, f0T. .rf
Columbus. Cincinnati. Dstioa. Hic'HHi iHfft
eits indIanapois. Green Nasas ali a r-tf g.
fhn Eastern states ava 60 1tas.
TWO i IIrfef.fs a.IlY l.f g..
" Irtie anf points H.ffEu a'.n
TWO EsnrIHsrs daily ltr s. IH.lt. 'H HaIt "a
Joseph and rpints M"ti
oSK fsprc.a saiy io srd fran Rockville. irii-
ara
Tffs casnrsry ri,. prompt siierff.a q. ihe eo'
lection 81 fll1 all Invoices with 4ruas, ~ torti
sctes, uraff, biiis 81 lAfhange, &E.s ailt lia- a.
prompt returns vtfn PAID. Esra Nr.ttlfrr oI tff
Company "a ffrrifH "a Win Iron fs.r fn fr fu
fity and safety ~ a.i moneys forwarded etI -.
Rs,os a. iev aas re % sui.s o. .y sry other
| Exurtss C0nrtnf
orser yorr Pfsighf. rsstsses. e.. tg its tfnei.
cen Fxfrrss fe1Qtrt
IW STEWART. Agent
Terfe usa's. Ia il1 e.a1
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he Weekly Express

..til..sa every Wednesday. sssl. .soper anoln''
.lsauee. -.
ss-Sa paper sent without ne "i'isfs '''i
lsoaer finso a. an paid e. ~
.x.tc. of Advertising In weekly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-25

ASsErB
CaSh. Bai sns 8 "a Bank, Q q. 81 %
B1nds and Mortgages ibeiug ifrt tcn
Real Estate, worth n least fl.sQT,.cN Ne.003 ea
Loans on Stocks, PAYABLE on afmagi,
linWkci value q securities Slp1 STD 90 "a GOO %
bank stock. (mari-ct vaiuel 1888 60
United States Treasury Notes ll-Ifct
value, f,3. .39s 20
Broollyn City water Rlfs'. l0.ese -
North Carolina state ii4iis fcsrs.t ra11 -.s5c %
Missouri STATE Borlls lmsrkci Neintl, li.oo0 GO
Real kstste, 30. Wall Street 6s,sc5 -
which ssssso y has Sine since besn r.-'a T.7cs ~
Balance IN hands ef Agents aud 10 eourso
q transmission from Agents. ca II ol
January lof which fli.S5G AZ ha- since
been received, Cosc 10
Bls Receivable lior Iseioiams os G.
Other Property. Miscellaneous itelas, $500 50
Premiums due aud uncolitctsi on roli-
c'eS is-u~t 81 oflcc. $3.50 -
Total. sl.4ss 40 q
CEARIES ,. GAKgID. Pil.s'p~sn.
4. =. WmINAETH vicr rsf sfnfs-.
J. mLT0N SMITH, SrcaK7srY
JOHN ycGFE. Ass'r sxo'v
CHARLES CHUir, sgcni.
So. s pHO.SIx ROW.
nAisdu ftssr HtrTs. rkD.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-25
rerms og subscription.

80 Ca. yrsr Ia s3szsoc- ---+--'t3 - -
Fr tals. narths. n 4ls.nfe, .-.- -
i..-.sle - Citv sabssrherf ai 10 cents pef "etk.
slnsfe cope. cents-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-25
PIANO TUNING.

trftt AbL1 To 'lHt WISHES
- many ny fenncr pstrcrs. I har resrr,-
ed again Tuning al 1ertif'0< fN.. Nf'oitafI
ana ether Musical irsframeEts. i.Igr a practical
piano maker. also favorstiy tnoa n .aaa| .iIisrfs
VI Tcrrt-1auis 81 ffst class Ilntr fer nfor s'x
years perfect sAisiston is gnirant.ti Is a f.saf.
ing ne With their patronage. I VII vIs.t 4.lff.
Hsute regularly every fer wrckt itrae riH I1
engaged y the year
III orders lslt a. tha rerlitlcs ~ Ars Ia. t.irn
feuc.. Mrs. Ncdcsitf. the Sislers Acefctnf. vii
feest vilh prompt atteniI q. kespetiunI.
T.. kiN>>IN.
Nssic DxAisf. ari rnnsr and i.ep.irer ~ Aasle
lnsirunrfts. eRFrsc t~fff fNn.
uflfiH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-25
Ayers Ague Cure,
FoR TER sFEEDY CUAE or

~ yer y -ASuS Cure,
foR TER srEEDY cUHE or
Intermittent Fcv.r. g Fever anc ASre. RenAli,
"a ever, Chll fevcl, pnrh A que. ,fIoricsi nesf
ache. o. bilious headsshs, ard BiiloUs In
YES, indeed Ger the whole class a l.e-
eases or ienet.ng r. hillary irranre.
meni caused y lie AAlsnAa
NasEnef.c ColftlIcs.
ws are enabled here - euer the comnuuiiy q
remedy which, While u Cures le soovV oCi1plair,s
elth certainty. = eth rcrfccLy harmless II Gfy
quantity Such feluets j. irvs.cable ia di-tlis
where ihosc affecting Disorders prevail. This "cvrr
expeis tho niannaiic poison a fesct and Agut ifcu
tbs system, auj pTefeats Tie development ~ 70
disease taken te nrst approach q ia rrv1ro
itory ymp;cms. A IL not only TIE best remedy evir
yef discovered Ter Ibis class oi complaints. bit a.
H. chcapeoi she LARGE quantity We srrps f,r
lolier bfnF- IL within The rcsch - cscT3 tos. enc
IN billion. districts, where Frfor ani Ague prevails
eytislsdy should have Il snd ule u freely ootl iof
remedy over rry other disosrred Tor IL rf-e
df an4 certain cure n laifrm'Hllis - ihsi t. 40
t,ins no Our!ne mineral, consequently & tIf.t..
o.s un qusnl.sa otller injurious cfects vhsssvs
agOa fhe constitution. Those cured - u Gfe if'
heslih5 "a q they hal never bad iho disosse.
Fcyer snd Asne - NJ alene tee ecns,% %asnos 81 AZ
masIaailc r.sci- great varsity ~ tifcrtfs af'-f
from a. irritation, among which aIe
Naarsl.ia. rheumatism, 1ou:. usadaels. f-iAan ...
I..fLaI iU, EafaIies taiArfnA, Asthma leifi
faiien. Tainfai Affection 81 to spic'n, Hs-
lsrlCs. lala lL the 49, Eoie Cpiic. fafaiy-a
aud fssr.n1 cement 81 thu stomach.
AL! 81 which, when os eusiinr in ths cause put on
ita Intermittent tyVe. or become periodical. To-
ssrrns' exlcls the poison from tho iit.. an1 o,n
sfl lntiy cures them al alike. f D. a. iusrlnstii
Ir.ilcfirn ~ Immigrant. aut itlslfs ifaffiInI Df
tar.rarar.ir residing "a tie maiefipu- districts 4
t.f.l 81 g.. ei.i'f daily while sSlatOi - fls iu
f1-l.H 81 ~ sIh - tksretfd Dom Tho - Hiein. al i
ca r.f nflrffnia. "a tniclfAi quantity o. r'Ifr
into Hi....t. ff..er g is efrn mnn Yaluaiie f0i
pr lection fhfn HIo ala frw eiil ever srlef g. f.l
Infafmil lf. 81 fffY sfaIi -us.lfes ,f lhs fr4
ec.lan o. "a fomeiY aHl Ha.
81 pa..af..I - Ifa &. fsKA CO.
I.stH isissat uscits.
tr0af femeifs af. o. ..'e lf , Z CrTftssAn
l.. y. UoseE1Y, sil - 30 un.ssisp .n 1srfr
Lalfe
wha'r..'. ~ Aifrs : Co.. cirs'nnaii
Iuul- l-fIfaal-NHae
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NO. l39
MEDICAL.
Scr0luIa, or Kings Evil.

~ VA oaas VI ktkU II Al.
,s se',s,,ssios1 -, Is: aisssss so5Tsgssa o -
~ Foef. Beng m TIE circulation. Il pcryades lie
Whole holy ard nay IN q. crs in disease on arypsrt
s. ~ - esa q fsee rem SIS s.taSks. HoT = tcrr
ct' Nhcl it as3 rot drstrOy. Tie scrofaiors taiui
! ftI.els.y caused hr msrc1-iai disease low Ivinr.
csc 4ercl ullea'tg faci. impure az. riih ail5
fi.t3 ta1.ts ~ siers at. above sIi. h.
g., Ytacrcai Injection. Nla;fvCr be iis C-ira. IL =
lssso..-fy /. 81 eoasi aln, ecsee-tns ''.roaa Ps-
e. 70 chiltr = unto tle t - end fourth genera
teis' .nicci, ii fceus Sc be Tie r.l - Hun VII
ts5s, .lu.l s...i -e .a.tes G. tie fathers upca
taefr chlidrcn.'
~ eaocis commence - deposition From the hsooc
O. ,c-r-li ~ ucero1s matter, uAlch. IN the lunr.
lver, aii Internal crsans, IS termed frrbercies.
- i-ie ~ s., esd 90 tAe suTfsce, ernPticns
g. .attt. tbs tprl corruption which gcnccrs " t,ls
tioat otqfcsses tar elerkies o LIE - that sciof1.
las ceup 'ainiss tui they have Tar iess power g.
riHstsf fEe atlscks 81 c.her diseases; c0fseQuerf-
Is Nt tHiactrs parish by disorders which, sithougt
:. tieir nature, are SIN rendered q.
f-.- i.sa eisa ecs mated ne human family n,Tnit
oris.n directly IN this scroiulous contsminas
many destructive o.seases e. IL liver, &c
bsala. ard indeed. Of Al shc organs. s-ise frone
are aggravated ~ the s2nic cause.
Crc quarter - al people ecfcfl.lus. their
perso1s are invaded b. tbs lurking ifection. And
ae.f health s undermined y II TO cleanse Il irou'
80 sysen We must ronovafe the hiood by an Aifera-
tfo moiicre, and invFora;e Il by healthy food an
efercte such melicinc ~s supply n
AVER
Compound Extract Of 6arsaparilla
nc rooss oscsuA remedy Witch the medical skIl q
or gnCs can devise Tor aAls svershcre prevailing
al fatal ua4ly. Il COR hiret ffhm the lcl>s
rcicc'ais thst have been discovered lor TIE eApuf
kli.ca 81 tts lcu disorder from the hloot. ar IL
rescue - tac SYSTEM frc1 its destructive c,uss-
Cuc1cSs. licnce q Should he employed for thc
- Ilt ciy fc.otlia, c2t siso lsfc o1c. ars-ii.nr
which arise ifcw Il. such "a
E~untiee ard Skil liscs-es. So AD-bor-'. ftr..
hQsc, 81 krysiQeias. Huplce, fl>t4lc>, tAei.t-
e. Rains and bois, Tuners, TcGcr ant SCI
Eleum. Scald Head. hlasscrn. nhcr
a-rsu. hyrhiific afi rrc.rcai
Diseases. lTopsy. ny rs,,ais.
berIily, eiit,
c,-rpiainfs artslfe ifcra
Alusfr1 or ifeHusc
fl cod.
The pcg1iar tsaai b. l.l faf.ty Il Tie i.e,d ia
cnndca iu frrth l0l So ou4A dcrelet % a. fls
blcoe. Tire particular purpose ard virtue ~ ~
Sarsapria - - pus aud regcncTAtc tbs vital IT,
q, w.ihea. vhiel souad tesiu q impossible IN
farrfrrfr.f rrff.t. flflffla.
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Merchants insurance Co.
OY HAkffOED, CONN.
r. rsoHss Loarsit. sse'y. Mars HorsnD. rlss 8
ckTrTAr- a4oseoo.
North American Insurance Co
cAPuA. 100000.
J. A. wA1Aos s<c'y. -. 10 Hsrra. Ir~s't.
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sen. xiu he no deviafiu, from tho ~ o.
esrAA..ftl-~snents published Ia both Daily aud
we~lix = ia be char gel the fuu Daily rates with one
h,'f III the Weekly rates slteTl.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-25

cosSrz % nm AsD ONO srREEts,
RrV ---- pAsToa.
AuIulNE nffNfcc- . II y A.
sunday nrhoel- ~ 2. ~
fFrnlng service. s-...t.. ..4....--.-. a. y.
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ox rurH, rrrsrrs sAis Asp cIuAsr FTRfErs,
prv. & ~. PITCH. Rrr7oa-
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NORTH ITH ST, VI. n. CHURCH:
KEV. / \ DONAf.SOx PAsroa.
rrgsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH:

oolsEa ~ r.rus AZ rors-AH sIEEErs,
REV Z. +. GORDON, PAsIvK.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-25

N DoSSEiLY. TsFIs Hsute.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

=. ..,oc,smat;on was published by the under
,;,. ~ oilce declaring that tho nation has been
sayed from dreadful crisis that some edventuiers,
under the cloak OF Gsribaldi's name, had mad the
nadness TO plan descent upon the Tyrol, but that
(jov.rnmept. watching the movement from the ont.
act had prevented the execution ust at the moment
wien the explosion was to take place. In the mean
lime the police took Col. NullO to Brescia, where
Inc people. renowned for their resistance against
Austria in lSi9, and personally acquainted win
Nullo. became Iiotous and demanded the hDer-
ton of the prisoner from Baron Natoli, the pre-
feet. The commander OF the National Guard,
Count FeDerol, a. once presented hiIhsei,
10 the Baron and offered the services Of the National
Guard for oueling the agitation and preventing the
not. but NatoIi, q reacto1ary Siciian, deprecated
tbe cooperation OF the Guard and refused, kewlSe'
10 address some words to the people in order TO CAIN
them Tire mot became, of course, iIfuriated, anu
rushed to Tie prison. hGlooing, and trying TO force
the iror-boted doors, but suddenly the doors
opened and without previous euinmois, tmo
soldiers charged the unarmcd multitude, Kill
ing four persons, tailor, coo,ier ~.
prentice. a porter, and peasant. Twelve 9'ner'
were wounded, among them women ana chii'feh'
The AGITATION became now Ill more serious. baron
Nstoli ssnt his dismission to Turin, and ied oy
post .horees not daring TO goby rail; Col Nuio war
sept 10 tie Fortress Alessandra; Col. Ca'taOehi
soon proved that his passport had been stolen, anu
that he was altogether stranger 10 the roooeIy VI
I iarOris Dana, lien. Wio'o "
King, declaring that nc alone was to blame OF 10
he punished on account of that attempted expo
dtion and requesting serious support Tor bis plans,
which alone con cave Iialy from internal CONFUSION
and foreign dependency. All that happened be-
tween Tuesday last and TO-DAY but the Ministers
are still absent, only Petit Of War and Seia OF the
Finances have returned. The King and Ratazzl
are expected on Friday or Saturday; they are IN
difficult position, since it seems that the Emperor
proposition, about Rome are unacceptable aud thai
Prince Napoieons mission has failed. Ii such IS the
case, nothing cen prevent great revusion 10 Tie
feelings of the Italians but foreign war. Every
/ body feels now that We have arrived at turning
point: that we are on the eve either OF rupture
/ between the revolution and Government, or OF a
Great war against Austria. The dice are cast; no.
body can know what the future hides; but 1T If bg
with important events. ,,,..
/ ( lust Learn that to.day's Drfto, Garibaidl
organ has been seized by the police. II is tine
first Tine in many years that liberal paper has
been prosecuted here. The Government l. on the
way 10 reac ion IL il high time that the King aud
Ratazzi should return; il they approve OF the bung
ngs of all their underlngs who now misn anage ne
Government the doom of Italy is sealed. We
trust az yet in Ratazzi, but we look with anxiety
TO the future.