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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05

Wright, Esq !, il clerk in Brown & Betcher's
hardware store on Main street, and was there
during the day. If Mr.. B. could have made
such an affidavit NJ Justice would issue .
warrant upon, = Justice could have boen found
TO sign it, in thrce minutes. Mr.. Ward was in
town and on Main street nearly all that day,
and more than, five hours afterwards was in our
office. Now Bro. Meredith won't you DO de-
cent enough to acknowledge that you were ut
least MISTAKEN on that point. +. ., .
Next, without regard TO order Of occurrence
Is Mr.. B. traced the affair to Yard AND POUND
THE PROPERTY CONCEALED IN HIS fosskssioN.h
Possible Mr.. Meredith may be misintormed on
this point if not, then it is only the outburst-
ing of his prcdominating propensity, The
truth Of the case, as stated by Mr.. Bennett is.
that he did NOT KNOW that Mr.. Ward had the
saddle, but somebody had go Informed him,
and he, Bennett, was dcsirous of procuring II
search warrant to search for the saddle, and
not . warran. to arrest Mr.. Ward as stated by
the editor Of the REPUBLICAN,; and we believe
Mr.. Benn: tt has not yet found the missing
saddle.
But Mr.. Meredith says Mr.. e. traced the
affair to Mr.. Ward. What affair Why Of
course he can refer to no other than the affair
Of stealing the saddle. Here again our excel
lent friend is mistaken or WORSE for the theft
was not traced to Ward at all, nor can it be
On the contrary: Mr.. Ward is abundantly able
to prove that he did NOT take the saddle, by
proving who did take it; and when the matte.
is thus shifted from Wards shoulders. it will
be easily admit ted that it was no theft at all
and the blame (not guilty lies in neglec.ing to
return it. Now Brother Meredith won't you
acknowledge that you were SLIGHTLY IN ERROR
yot to acknowledge that much, while it might
be humiliating to confess to us hard things as
your best friends think Of you.
And we arc bold to indulge the hope that on
the score Of that PECULIAR friendship we hen1
toward you, you will listen comp1acently to
tho few words of advice we propose to offer.
/ First then, we would say however hard the
task may be to accomplish, you had better try
to stop lying. 1t can't be that young man OF
80 much promise as you (?) is already too far
gone in that sin to reform. You can only re-
form by making persistent effort in that di-
rec.ion, setting vonr face like steal against any
temptation of the kind which habit 40 firmly
fastened upon you may present, and indignant
ly frowning upon any false suggestion Of vow,
wicked heart. Bat If after trial you fail, our
advice would be- for the sake Of decent repu-
tation among your fellow men, to avoid the
practice where there is moral certainty Of ex
poseure, as, for instance. when your own pro-
ducti'n bears the impression of falsity upon
its face.
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To the Public,

Notice ia hereby given that T. L. ADAMS is
no longer my authorized foreman.
J. II. BRAND.
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sHERrFrs sALEUrDER ExEcur1or.

Dated 18th December, 1861.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-19
ORDER OF SALE.
State Of Kansaa
County Of Marshall

By virtue Of On order Of sale issued out Of
the End District court in and for MarshaIl ooun-
y, STATE Of Kansas, and to me directed, dated
March 18th, A D. 1852 wherein John s. Cod
ding use Of John Frazier i Plaintiff md John
A. NcClellalis Defendant I win On Tuesday,
the 9th day Of Nay, A. D. 1852 between the
hours Of 10 oseleck a. II. and 4 osc1eck p. LOT
said day, Il ths esmt hsuss door in Mazysville,
County of MaRnhall and State Of Kansae olEer
for sale = tksAeAsst bidder for cash al the
right title and interest Of tho defendant. John
a. Mcclellan, q IN and t. the f511o&ihe rsaI
estate 70 Wit let ~ in baook eleven III
with the Improvements thereon, - dssisnsted
on the RECORDED plat II the town Of Narysville in
the county Of Nasshsl1 then Territory, now
Ssate sf Kapsss, fronting fortyr-four DAY feet
on Broadway and running bsek seventy-two
feet (72) asoozdilg 70 Brewers rseoeded plst of
said town of MarJsvills, lsyisd upon to satisfy
said order Of ok. Appraised at $75.
G. D. SwEARINGEN, Sheriff.
J. E. Clardy, PrntfFs atty
Sheriff Odice AptiI5, 1862. ~ ~
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WAsHINoros. April s.-Mr. Stevens,
Chairman q the Ways and Means Com
pittee, stated in the House to-day that the
Axpsnditnrss ofthe government now amount
to s., 0O0. 0Q0. pr day. and estimated that
the entire national debt will amount to
$4,000, oOO, ooD, eve1sf he war is 0ended1
this season.
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council n the rst meeting altar the election, the Of
sid contest and the council shah 1xe time and place Ut
which they win hear and determine said contest.
Sec. Is. The person making said contest shall
within twenty.t6ur hours after fling with the
city council notice Of said contest serve upon
notice Of the grounds Of contest with the time
and place at which the city council win hear
and determine the same.
Sec. 26. At the time and place fixed by the
city council they shall hear and determine said
contest q in their judgment shall appear just
and lawful and the decision rendered by the
council shallall be final and conclusive.
Sec. q. The judges and clerks Of election shah
each be entitled to one dollar for each day they
shall serve as such.
Approved August II, 1851.
THOMAS W. wATERsON, Mayor.
P H. PETERS, Clerk.
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A letter from an old friend, LIST Sergt.
in Co. G., 9Th Reg't. rs. Volunteers, now
stationed at Fort .:Kearney, says that the
boys are well, and in absence of other en-
ployment are anticipating fine times shoot
ing buffaloee.
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Rates of Eerriaxe

g Rates OF Eerr1aXe
Established By the Board Of County Commisy
Of xa-shaA County, Kusas, AprI1 IL, 1862.
Ordered that the rates Of ferrisge across the
Big Blue river at the ferry owned by Il. D. Will
liams Co., crossing said river near the city Of
Marysville, be from this date as follows
For footman ...... ...... ...... ........ .05
20 loose cattle each ...... ...... 5000. .05
8" man and horse. ... ...... ........ 10
two horses aud wagon so
one yoke Of cattle and wagon. so
/" four horses and wagon 10
two yoke Of cattle and wagon.... rs
IS four -. $1.25
"six -. $1.50
" United States nail beaches, four
horses ...... 40
All persons with one wagon free.
This certifes that the above Is . true and Ger
rect copy as ordered by the Board Of County
Commissioners April l1th, 1862.
3tn41 r. 9. NEWELL, 10 Clerk.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13
supertntendent's Report.
EBENsBURG, Fe6'y. l, 1862

EBENsBURG, Fe6'y. l, 1862.
Hox. T. H. Burrows, State Sup't My
commission was received on Monday, Janua-
ry 9th 1862 but circumstances, of which
the Department has already been informed,
prevented my entering upon the discharge of
official duties until the 18th. In accordance
with instruction 174 in the Journal, January
No., 1861, submit the following report of
operations from the 18th of January, until
the lst of February, 1862
District EIamtnatiORs.- the interval
between Mr.. Swank's resignation and my ap-
pointment, the directors of several districts,
viz Cambria, Carroll, Clearfield and Taylor,
were compelled to employ teachers who had
no certificates. Having been notified of this
fact / examined these teachers, eight in num-
ber and granted them certificates.
Visitation Of Schools.-Since my appoint
ment, twenty-seven schools have been visi-
ted. The duration of each visit from
one to three hours the time being occupied
in examining classes, to ascertain their pro-
ficiency, and the manner in which they were
instructed, and in noting the condition of
building and furniture the mode of teaching,
capability OF the teacher to impart instruc-
ton, &c.
Instftutes-The teachers of Ebensburg and
Cambria township, early in the winter, or
ganized an institute, and have since held
regular semi-monthly. meetings. call to a
distant part of the county prevented me from
attending the only meeting since my appoint
meut 1t is believed that, with this excep-
ton there are no institutes in Cambria. 1t
is now too late to remedy this evil; but if
any effort of mine effect it, there viii be,
next year, as many institutes as there are
school-districts in the county.
No. of days spent in discharge of official
duty, l6.
No. of official letters written, TO-
Whole number of miles travelled, 233.
ltY that
of getting the company of directors, without
losing time in going after them but when
ever | could see them they cheerfully accom-
panied me, and have had one or more direc-
TORS or citizens with me at nearly every school.
| have been received and treated with mark
ed kindness by the directors, teachers and
citizens of f-eyery district visited.
W. 4. SCOTT, 90. Sup't.
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I'D EGISTER,S NOTICE

1 . EGlSIEkS NOIIGE.-
80 Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing Accounts have been passed and fled in
the Registers Office, at Ebensburg, and win
be presented to the Orphans Court of Cam
bria County, for confirmation and allow
ance, on Wednesday, the fifth day of March
next, TO wit
The account of Christian Weaver, Guar
dian of Catharine Keim, a minor child of Pc
ter keim, late of said County, decd
The account of David Benshoof, one of the
Administrators of Jacob Benshoof, decd.
The account of John Shoifner, Administra-
tor Of Casper ShoiTner late of Clearheld
| township, decd.
The partial account of VIM. Kittell, Trus-
tee to sell the real estate of Thomas jackson,
decd.
The partial account of Charles B. Ellis,
Administrator of Daniel Huber, Sr., decd.
The account of Charles B. Ellis, Admins
traitor of Daniel Huber, Jr., decd.
The account of E. J. Waters, Administra-
tor of Daniel W. Williams, decd.
The account of John Dibert, Administrator
of John Dibert decd.
The final account of Henry Yeagley, Guar
dian of Elizabeth Dibert, one of the heirs of
John Dibert, decd.
The supplemental account of Dominick Di-
mond and Henry Topper, Administrators of
John Trotter, decd.
The account of E. j. Waters, Executor of
Elizabeth Relyea, decd.
The partial account of Paul George, Ad-
ministrator of Thomas H. Porter, decd.
The account of E. j. Waters, Administra-
tor of the Rev. Richard Roberts, decd.
The final account of James Kirkpatrick,
Executor of Archibald kirkpatrick, decd.
The account of Milton Jones, Administra-
tor of Thomas Jones, of Jackson township,
decd.
The partial account of Christiana D. VIII
liams Adminigtratrix of David Williams,
deed.
The first account of Joseph Miller, Guar
dian of Woodburn Benson.
The first and final account of Joseph Mil
ler, Guardian OF Emeline Benson, now de-
ceased.
E. F. LYTLE, Register
Registers Office, Feb'y, 6, Is62-4t.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THE M. T..

RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THE NJ. T..
CHURcH.-The fourth quarterly meeting
of the Methodist Episcopal Church will
commence at the N. E. church, in Ebens-
burg, on Saturday, February Is. Preach
ing at 2 and o'clock, p. NJ. Also, On
Sabbath morning, at 103 A. NJ, after
which the Eucharist will be administered,
and preaching at o'clock in the evening.
Preaching may be expected every even
ing during the week following. The Rev.
d. z. Mitchell will omciate as Presiding
Elder. S. L. SHOW.
Wilmore, FEB. 10, 1862.
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NOTICE

NJ NOTICE.-
IN All persons indebted to r. s. Bum are
requested to call and make settlements imme-
diately Otherwise their accounts viii be
left with the proper authorities for collection
Ebensburg, Sept. 90. -R. s. BUM.
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FBENSBURG FOUNDRY

FBENSBURG FOUNDRY
"a The withdrawal of the foreman and
book-keeper from the Ebensburg Foundry,
renders it absolutely necessary that all &C
counts shall be settled up without any delay
Persons desirous of saving difficulty, and
perhaps costs, had better call and settle with
out further notice. 4. GLASS * co.
Ebensburg, Jan. 16, 1862.
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RELIGIoUs.-We are requested to an
nounce that protracted meeting will be
held in the Disciples Church, in this
place, during the present week, under the
lead of Rev. o. P. Miller, of Pittsburg.
Preaching every evening at 7 O'clock
The public is invited to attend
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I DAY UP! PAY up!

DAY UP PAY up!
4 The undersigned respectfully requests
all of his old debtors to come forward and
settle up their accounts and notes immedi-
atey, as | have INDUCED them longer than
my profits will admit. They will save costs
by so doing. mast hare money.
GEO. HUNTLEY.
Ebensburg, Jany. 8, l862-4t
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MARRIED-At the residence of the
brides father, on the 1st inst, by the
Rev. S. T. Show, Mr.. GILBERT \. BAR
KER, formerly of Maine, to Miss ELIZA
BETH ALLEN, of Chest Springs, Cambria
county.
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NOTICE
~ All persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to Clinton r. Jones are hereby notified
that his Books, Notes, &C, are in the hands
of ID. II. Roberts, Esq, and are hereby request
ed to call and make immediate settlement and
save costs.
Dec IL, 1851. c. Il. JONES'
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TRIAL LIsT.-The following is the list
OF causes set down for trial at the Court
Of Common Pleas of Cambria county.
commencing on Monday, Sd March, 1862 ::
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DISSOLUTION orPARTNERSHIP.
EO The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the firm of
Wike & Gardner, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The Books and Notes are
left in the hands of isaac Wike, to whom pay
ment viii lie made.
ISAAC WIKE.
WM. II. GARDNER.
Wilmore, Jan 30, IS62-4t
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EVIDENTLY NOT A SILVER GRAY
We clip the following spicy correspon-
dence from a late number of the Harris
burg Patriot Dc Union
QUARTERS OF SILVER GRAYs, !

UtTtOt O CHtOb
QUARTERS OF SILVER GRAYs1
CAMP CURTIN, Feb'y. 8, 1862
Editors Of ''Patriot and Unlon"-Gentle-
men In the local column of your paper of
the 7th inst, l find the following:
Robt. NPCracken, Silver Gray, wandered
away from Camp, and fell into the hands of
for an old man, but pleading hard, and prom
isingto stop these youthful iniiscretions, he
was permitted to go to Camp.
AS we have no name on our roll that COR
responds with that of the distinguished indi-
vidual referred to in the foregoing, it is evi-
dent that either you or the "Philistines," or
both, have been deceived. The reputation
of the Silver Grays is of too much value to
ourselves and our friends, to permit the
charge preferred in your article to pass with
out contradiction You will confer a favor
by correcting the mistake.
Yours, Resp'y. THOMAS A. MAGUIRE.
A VILLAIN NABBED.--Samuel Welsh
who will be remembered as the individu-
al incarcerated in our county Jail in the
summer of 1860, for the heinous offence
of committing rape upon the person Of
a married woman in jackson township,
and who made his escape therefrom after
a confinement of about month, was re-
captured in Allegheny City on Monday
He was removed hither on Tuesday, and
remanded to Jail, where it is to be hoped
he will remain until he secures the just
retribution Of his crime.
ACCIDENT.-Mr. John Bumford, of
this place, met with an accident one day
last week which came well-nigh proving
fatal. When driving sled down the
descent from the west end of town, the
locking machine came in contact with a
stone, causing it to fly back suddenly and
with great force, and striking Mr.. B. a
terrific blow in the region of the left eye.
He was severely and even dangerously
injured, but is now recovering:
SUDDEN DEATH.-The community was
startled on Monday by the report of the
death of Mrs. Jackson. wife Of DR.. r. NJ.
S. Jackson, of Cresson, this county. She
died at Harrisburg, on the Sunday prece-
ding, after an illness of but short dura-
ton. She was we'll known here, and
highly esteemed for her many virtues
Peace to her ashes
SNow.-The sleighing in this vicinity
sill continues excellent, and the merrie
Jingle oe the bells is heard on our streets
from morn till eve Our wish is that this
dispensation Of the Weather Clerk remain
unchanged for month to come.
DIED-At her residence in Clark
county, Missouri, on the 10Th ult., of
Inflammation of the breast, the wife of
James Duane Stark, aged "a years.
Many Of the friends of the deceased
live in Cambria county.
MARRIED-At the residence of the
brides father, on the 1st inst, by the
Rev. S. 7. Show, Mr.. GILBERT a. BAR
KER, formerly of Maine, to Miss ELIZA
BETH ALLEN, of Chest Springs, Cambria
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"What is that 2

1t is--it is-the cannons' opening roari'
| must go and see what tie rows about.
If anybody asks for me, tell him [ still
live, and give him shilling to drink to
my health. Suggest, moreover, that he
drink out the change If unable to do
this, he can call up his friends.
We meet again at Phillippi!
Yours, CALEB SMITH.
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MUoIOAL INOIKU MENTS, NUTIUNS, &c
Just received at the Jewelry stors of C. T.
Roberts, a large and complete stock of Clocks.
Watches, Jewelry, &C., which viii be sold
very low for Cash Ladies are invited to call
and examine his stock and secure bargains,
Repairing faithfully performed and warranted
to give satisfaction:
Sept. 26, 1861.
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DIED-At her residence in Clark
county, Missouri, on the 10Th ult., of
Inflammation of the breast, the wife of
James Duane Stark, aged 81 years.
Many Of the friends of the deceased
live In Cambria county.
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SNow.-The sleighing in this vicinity
sill continues excellent, and the merrie
Jingle oc the bells is heard on our streets
from morn till eve. Our wish is that this
dispensation Of the Weather Clerk remain
unchanged for month to come.
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Not to mince matters, he keeps
FIRST CLASS COUNTRY STORE.

where anything or everything person may
need or desire can be obtained
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These, and many other descriptions of
Goods, too numerous to here mention, con-
stantly on hand.
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Bs2y" The Public is requested to roll in
the more the merrier-and secure Bargains.
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BY buying large stock at time, and pay
ing for the same almost entirely in Cash, the
subscriber is enabled TO sell considerable
cheaper than other dealers in this community.
To be convinced of the truth of this assertion
you need only call aud examine his Schedule
of Prices.
NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS"
Customers VIII be waited upon by accom-
nodating Statesmen.
Bzg~ The Public is requested To roll in
the more the merrier-and secure Bargains
A. A. RsARAER.
Dec. 5, 1861.
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Customers VIII be waited upon by accom-
modating Statesmen.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
plsrArcHrs NJ ruz w-srp.s UNION LINE.
Noon Dispatches.
FROM NEW YORK

FROM NEW Ohk.
INV YoRk. Aug. 23.-Ihs Times has the
following:
Benfoa's Station, 4 Miles NORTH Of Rappa
hammock Stallion. Friday Aug. %. : A. W.
There i lu'l in the firing AZ the river.
An officer attached to Gen. Pope's headquar
tiers has this moment arrived here. aud says
n general movement i not really expected
10 day. although our forces are Ia readiness.
"a. x--The cannonsiiag l. now frequent
ard j. interpreted with muskotfy. Tut Is
further 10 the right. up the river. where
Sigela command h nc work. The main
baggage train commenced posing th'a Sta
ton At q o'clock this a. N. aud he taken the
road for warrenton Junction. Sigvl's bag
gage train Is now passing up the -snae road.
this il only necessary precar'ion against
disaster, and must not be taken - an evil
dence that our army expects to s, up whip
ped. II
Skirmishing has been going OF TO less or
greater extent during the last three days
Several attempts were made by the rebels
to cross the river but they were each time
successfully repulscd and in one instance
quite a number Of prisoners were captured
The troops are in good spirits.
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FROM MINI ESOTA.

ST PAuL, Aug. 25.-Mr. Goodell arrived
from Glencoe Saturday night. brings well
come news that sixty two persons supposed
kilcs, were safe. Among the party were
% womaE and children and 20 men. Among
them arc Mrs. Galbraith and family. Mr..
Sinks and family. Mr.. Sivens and family
Mr.. Goodell and family, f. Rider. John
German, Mr. Miller. Mr.. Ciouisey, Mr..
Hawkins. Parker Pierce, Mr. ahiey. Sir
Ratewell and family, Fsdden and lemily.
As regards the fate Of the Missionaries
think about forty families including those
between Lacqui Horde and the Agency are
killed. Saw all former Indians gathered At
Mr. Rogers house TO defend him but must
have been overpowercd.
ST. PAUL. Aug. pa messenger from
Henderson says that the halt-breed scout,
frencer. would return to Fort Ridgely and
give in names, such assurances and belief
that they can hold out. and there can be no
surrender without humiliation. The inniates
know that Col. Sibley's force was at ST.
Peters At o'clock. Saturday morning. 80
miles from Fort Ridgley, but he could not
reach them before Sunday evening.
Col. Cullen. with 200 cavalry. proposed TO
strike across the country from Henderson
and NAV get there ahead Of Sbley.
IL Is believed that the Indians will ge, in.
formation Of the force advancing and has.
tily leave the Fort.
Col Cullen writes that the further he adj
vances the news becomes worse. All the
inhabitants were fiocking into the town
Hon J. X. Cleveland writes on the 2lsi
from Markato that he stated at New Vim
last night and saw most horrible GIT in
enc instance lac relates where he saw eight
bodies Of stalwart men vi IA their thfoats cut
from car To ear. their skulls battered and
limbs mutilatcd He knew some OF them
well as good citizens of Brown Co.
Our opinion - ths, not less than 500 has G
been maSacsd Large portions OF blue
Faith AMI Brown Counties are icpopufated
The wheat l. lctl uns;ackci IN The field and
owners are dying eastward
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FOREIGN NEWS

Care RACE. Aug. 23-The Hibernian from
Liverpool 18th via Londonderry on the IL h
passed here early this morning.
Breadstutis downward with slight decline
ON all qualities
Provisions dull Consols closed % for
money.
The Tascarora left Kingstown at - 4
NJ. on the 18th by order Of the collector Of
customs.
The conference between the Representa-.
tiyes OF cotton growing countries aud a de-
pu.ation OF the Gotten supply association had
been held IN London where favorable re-
presentation r c'.cTe supply we're made.
Gen. Concna had presented his crcdc~'ials
TO the French EnpegO. - tno new Ahbas-
srier from spain
Moderate journals in Italy condemn Carl
baldi's course. Ii l. generally believed that
the 18th OF August is fixed for dcmons,ra-
ton throughout Italy against Francis III.