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Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravsl Brick
Dust Deposit, and AHeus OF Milky
Diehdr0es after UrindtiHg.

Disease occurring from and the same cause will
be entirely cured by the Constitution Water, if taken
for any length of time. The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops to
teaspoonfn three times day, in water. During the
passage of the Calculus, the pain and urgent aynp-
toms should be cOmbatted with the proper remedies
then followed up with the Constitution Water, as
above directed.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-01-13
PhVsiaans

Have long since given up the OF buchu, cubebs
and juniper in the treatment OF these diseases, and
only use them for want OF better remedy.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-01-13

Among the rebel casualties in the Mur-
freesbOrO battles was Captain Hen. Yam
eey, son Of the Hon. W. Z. Yancey, NOR
tally wounded.
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DIED.

In this city, January 10th. EMMA A., wife of B.
J. Fuller, aged q years.
Funeral viii be attended at the Eucld-St. Presby-
terian Church on Wednesday morning, l4th inst, at
IL o'clock Frieads Of the family are invited to at
tend.
January i, PHEBE EcREYMOLDS, daughter o.
aTiniam and Minerva McReynelds, aged years ana
Il months.
Funeral will take place tomorrow, January l4th'
at the house Of her father Wall street, No g., at
O'Clock NJ The friends Of the family are invited
to attend.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-01-13

Bz-PRoFEssIoNAL EXAMINATIONS .-Ss
with advice touching Health, Avocstion, Marriage,
c1n H9use jsnl3:42k
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A FRlENp ~ NEED-TBY ~.

a IhIINU ID NHNDF-IHI II
1t. Sweets n FALLIBLE LIEIMENTis Is prepars
from the recipe Or. stsphsn Sweet Of OOnnectiout
the great bone ssttar and been used In his prao
tics for the last tEoLt years with the most sstonish
ing success As al extornal remedy Il la without 3
rival and will alleviate pain more speedily than any
other preparation FOR all Rheumatic and Nervous
Disorders it Is truly iHalbls, and a. curative 0T
Sores Wounds, SpTaiua BRUISES, 80, itg soothing
hoaling and powerful trgugthening propensics eT-
ever given Il trial Over four hundred certificates
Of remarkable cnrss performed by II within the Last
two years. attest 70 thia lact- Strong q Armstronq
Agents for cleveland dsclnn lfauuvfh ~: Issal
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CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task that has devolyed


irrltate and drench the Kidneys and by constant
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ease.
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ROTICE.

II B. FUTILE HAVING AssoCI-
ArED with him In business his son GEO. r.
TUTrLE, the Lake Super. or Iron Co. Agency, and
other Business, usual, will be conducted in the
name OF u. B. FUTILE SON.
Cleveland, o., Jan. ], 1858. ianl2.42l
NOTICE.-PROPOsALs WILL ,lajL
be received until the 10th February, wv
1863, for the delivery At this Arsenal OF Tim
ber, for the complete construction Of the -
following named Artillery Carriages and implements
800 six and Twelve Foundsr Gun Carriages.
Sol Six and Twelve Founder Gun Carriage Gals
sons.
225 Travelling FOrges, Battery and Mortar Wag
800 Prairie and Mountain HoWitzsr Carriages and
$50 Twelve, Eighteen and Twenty -Four Founder
Siege Carriages.
70 Flank Defence Carriages.
90 Sling Carts.
5Ol Cassmate Garrison and Yield Gins.
5000 Trail and ManRuvering Handspikes.
ss8-The kinds Of Wood required ars Oak, Hickory,
Black Walnut and Poplar, White Wood all Of
which must be Of the best quality.
B75- The Contracts viii be awarded to the lowest
responsible Bidders who viii be requi cd to give am
pie and satisfactory security for the faithful perform
ance Of their agreement. -
Major Of Ordnance, Commd'g Arsenal.
WKTruVTTrT AHgEWAI.0
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Suppressed Mensturation,

which in the unmarried female is constant recur-
ring disease, and through neglect the seeds OF mare
grave and dangerous maadies the result and so
month after month passes without an effort being
made to assist nature the suppression becomes chro-
ic the patient gradually loose5 her appetite the
bowels are cOnstipated, night sweats come on and
Consumption finally ends her career.
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LsucOrrhea or Whites.

This disease depends upon an inaena9aetioH q 49,
a5c0hpanled OysetaPe fid TIE UcRRs T. atr5s 5s ts
bowels and through the hips. A teaspOOnfnl Of the
medicine may be taken three times day, with an in
jection of a tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
Irritation of the Neck Of the Bladder, IaJlaps-
nation Of re Kidneys, and CdtaTTh Of
the BIa 1dsr, STanglvy and
burning, OF Painful
TL-;,oftn0
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For The Benefit Of Nervous Suffer
= ere The WARNING VOICE on
Self-Cu-e>of Debility Consumption
Premature Decay, Loss OF Memory, &c, By former
Sufferer. Enclosing tamp, address
D. II. WELLINGTON, Boston, Mars.
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.-Ths
new French Sais Is the only article ever recommend
ed By the Medical Profession a and SUBS Pre-
ventiye. Samples ssnt, sAEELK cOScEALED, 70 any
address, on reCs'pt Of stamp dec23. BIZ
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REMEDY NOW BEFORE USi
THE CURATIVE

properties of the medicine direct themselves to the
organs OF secretion, and by altering the condition
OF the Stomach and Liver that the starchy principle
Of the FOOD is not converted into sugar long as tho
system is under the influence OF the
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs time to recover their healthy
tone and vigOF We able TO state that the COnsti-
tuition Water has cured every case Of Diabetes in
which it has Leen given.
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DaiIy, Frl.Weekly and Weekly leader.


Diving 70 the extraordinary rise in the
price Of printing paper and all other ma
terisls used in the composition Of news
paper, the publishers Of the Herald, Plain
Desler and LEADER have been obliged to
raise the price Of their several editions to
che following scale:
By mail, one year .--.----s ~ ~
"a g SIX months ns. -
three months.---.-.-----.----....-. l-lo
For less time, 60 cents per month.
Oeliveredi in the city by carriers 10 cts per week
News Agents supplied at $500 per 100.
TRI-WREKLY.
By mail, one % ~
q " SIX months. 1. %
Forle time, 30 cents permonth-
Five copies, IN uclub-----.s--....- l'-uV
Ten copies land extra copy 70 getter-up
ofclub) ...-..---. .-----.----' sl-yV
Delivered in city, by carriers cents per week
News Agents supplied at $500 per 100.
WEEKLY.
BY mall one '.'--'--s ~
Clubs of ten and upward, each..-......-..--' i-zo
The petters-up OF clubs viii receive extra
copies IS follows;
A club Of ten, copy OF weekly
A club Of twenty, a copy OF TTl-Weekly.
club Of forty and upward, a copy Of Daily.
The above terms will be adhered TO IN
al cases.
FAIRBANKS, BENEDICT Co,
Publishers of Herald
J. STEPHENSON,
- Publisher Of Plain Dealer.
Publishers of Leader.
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lLARRIED.'

At the residence Of the Bride, in Leno1, Ashtabl-
Ia county on the 9th inst, by kev Edw d r S1sDesi
Mrs LOUISA M. FOWLER and Mr mAAON .
JEWATT, Of IhOmpsons Geauga county.
In patroit January 9Th, 1858. by the Rev Mr., Duff
field Mr. JOSEPH I. HOUGH Of Clev land anu
Miss ZE ErTiE BISHOP Of Detroit
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-01-13

NOTICE Il HAVE THIS Day Re-
~ TIaED from ths Produce Commission business,
as heretofore conduct BY me- The business viii be
conducted BY my nephew, Mr.. I. Walton, who has
been With me for toe last ten years g my connden
tial ClerE and TO whom have Transferred my tnte-
resf in IT, take great pleasure in recommending
him 10 the confidence II ali my friend, and Esspect
faliy ehr you 10 his cayd- r. A WALTON.
Cleveland, ", January lst, 1863
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UIeTeIandl JanlaIy IsIl 80 IalI.t9
nISSOLUTION THE FIRM OF
} HUGHRs L ESFER Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. A. Hughes is authorized 70 close
the business and sign the firm name for thai purpose
A. HUGHES.
3. +. Letter,
January /, ls62. j. Al. HUGHES.
The business will be cOntinu by the undersigned
under the style and firm Of HUGHES & ROCHE
FELLER. at the Warehouse formerly occupied By
Hugnel Lester, Nos y, q and 9 kyer-st-i and on
The Dock j. H. HUGHES,
Wm R0CkEEELLER-
January ], ls62:424
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-01-13

. BY notified that on the 18th day Of November,
A. d. 1852 Cecilia s. McDonald hled in the once Of
"a County Ohio her petition against him for Divorce,
alleging a causes therefor, "Gross Neglect of Duty
and WilfuI Absence for Three Years" Said cause
will be for hearing at the February term, A ID 1853
Of said Court. Pa AIMER DENNlsy
A. nTV AffnrmnW1 RHnTUfnm-
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In Common Pleas, CuyshOga County Ohio.

Eliza ]. Stone and Frank D. Stone, her husband,
Plaintiffs, VS.. Henry c. Lucas and Francis
RnIrn- Dnfendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
Prussia.
THE KING AND TIE CHAMBER.


BHRRIS, MAY 2l.--The sitting Of the Chamber OF
Deputies was opened this morning by President Ora
bow before 81 o'clock, and immediately aftsrwsrd
there appeared at the Minister'S table bis Exceloncy
VI. Won Bismark. iSensaon in the Chombsrl The
President -Bpounced that he hsd received "a written
communication from the Prsmier, expressing Will
to speak before the order OF the day was cnterrd
upon. Tie President acceded TO this request. Then
said NJ. ven Bsmak, 81 have most high message
from bis Majesty the King to read 10 the honorable
House," 1hereupon the honorable House got upon
esa did also the strangers IN the galleries. and
the Miuis,er-president read a. follows:
1--WE. William by the Grace Cos, King OF Prn'~, 40
Since tba the sitting Of tho lh inst the Pfe~5,n's
the House OF Deputies oaiaed right 10 subject oof hn
i.,e their oisci.y power and to 'mPor silence upon
them tho rights thereby violated snd put IN qne%u
viii pertain to M1itcB according to Art oV oil 'ho
Constitution. 49, ,.,
by their written communication, of the iIh and l6lh
inst our Mnisers asked to 10 r.urd gaS, the Recurrence
Of he like incidents and thereby they gave the Ch.nof h-
repeated opportunity TO deprive the Occurrences o. ihs 'h
of all oisturbnx eff ct upoa tho recipoe rele,iops and
to ssvs only the importance Of an i'oatss cA'' ne
Chamber Of Deputies on its part a. hot met t co, e'ao'
directly adopted the claim (scied uIon 'y the Pedsns on
the lth inst) to dscipnary power V-ronr Minister
"Snoh scbs leg. foundat IN, snd wa cannot deem
I, TO eoc.p.nd with the dignity 81 that
Minister etentstiv~s q tie Crown, shou he ptrso
po (ith respect the Chamber Of DcpO
tie winch legally Pertsin' and csnsuionaJ secured to
We therefore can but -,bor, the chamber Of Deputes to
mt an I'D 10 stat. ofthnss rom witch the s-ns
interests otbe country suffer. by st Id to oar hins'
ths rec suttion OF rights which thy d.
,nd sna by TINS ing possible that further business
without which result DO .IP.c,.d from
tue proceedings Of tho Diet WILHELM
f. onn,.r.isued by all the Mihi,teuI
Given 10 Berlin. May 20 b1"
Tho Message read. ri. Won Bismark len the
Chamber There was great sensation among the
deputies and for about minute nobody spoke
Ito Pre,ideut read the Message over again TO him
.olf and then proposed to refer it TO the Committee
for the Regulations Of the House. and to proceed
with the order Of tue day.
The Chamber seemed 10 think this rather too
cavalier toward the King. and moreover, the report
Of tho Committee Oh the Message might entail =
ionrn the sittng, and seud the Message IN the Com
mittee for tDe Address Deputies Sybel and Unrub
this latter 10 the reporter OF he ADORE. Commit
tec) advocated Nirchows motion. rs did sch serin
Bofknm Dolfs, ard others, and Is wn carried
nm unanimously
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Poland.

The Gas says: Z" The Russian Government en-
6eayorcd to soppfes3 the n.urIectiOn Ia the foIsi
provhc.B Incorporated with Rus.ia by means OF
lnArslcres and Il social revolution. The plsD how
ever Las failed, except IA some portions OF tho dis
uicls OF WaAlkow aud Zyl0mlofz, where asssssina-
tions have been committed. Tie peasants every
where hght Against tb. Russians. Onza, on the
DDieper, has been occupied by the insurgents. La
Stpogitia, the insurgents bayo gained victory III
BITZe.'
a telegram from Czernowitz OF May "a says:
News has been received here that KamDiecpodolEk
lie 10 state OF insurrect.on.
Russian troops have been ordered " proceed
thitlier ~ forced marches.
The J0urnai de 81. Peter'bourg, May a. pub
lisbes diopatch from the Government Of Holland,
dated April %, and = dispatch from the Dapsh
Government, dated the 9Th May, both upon the
Polish question: addressed " the Emperor OF Russs
with the replies OF Prince Gorchakof 10 theso COM
Guncations
The Duicn dispatch takes the same ground AZ the
french Note, aad appeals TO tie benevoehco Of the
Emleror' The reply abstans from discussing the
pIac'cai utility OF the step taken by tho Govern.
heh. % hoiishd, regarding in the Note simply the
soCI inI n " which il 10 inspired.
Inc Dabish Note maintains that States Of the
'ecohd claas might incur dangers IN consea OF
the general complication. aud Expresses AL ardent
desire that the Poles would lay down their arms
The reply thanks Tue Goyeinment Of Denmark for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

CONDENSATION Of the over.eer depends mainly upon
bis success in producing remuberstvs cpp..
pegroes are paid fair wages from the P'oSse's u
her la'or,, varying according to Their enscive'
pe.s, ard fixed joIly by peoverreer ara 'le ouer
;n,,ndert-wha,ever Is consumed in their support
b,ipg accounted for IN the fbal seitlenent' ih'
in proper cases plantations are eascd To 'hsr pres
emf occupants. who pay fixed rent tor tie n7e o.
mem. aud hire the labors OF tie Degr0fs al open
bargain. Tie nep ross themselves, when possessing
NOE tban ordinary skil aud energy, may ana 90
hire the Ind and, with more or less assistance ron
III. Government, IN the way OF co'demned norses,
&C. work It or sbares, o. in the case OF tne whi'e
oyefseen Whatever ia left, IN all cas.s, beyond
the actual expenses Of working the plantations,
payng the labofe's and overeers. goes INTO 'he
treasury Of the Government. by The above phn'
10 overseep are employed with high salaries 10
consume the arger share of the profits, the GoVern-
ment 10 protected for It's outlay by having pos es'on
Of tie cope, spd tho negroes have direct stimulus
to labor by sharing literally IN the proceeds Corn,
cotton, tobacco, sweet potatoes, and all early ana
late garden vegetables, are culivatcd, and early
market supplies are RAPIDLY coming forward, ana
nre, with 4 resdy and r,muner alive sale at BaIi'
more and other places. Could only the cooperai
If some OF tho subordinate officers Of the Govern
ment nj this poirs be recured, for the humane AMI
enlightened plsrs adopted by their snperors, yer
haps little elso would remain to he des, j. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
Com mereial Inieiligeuee.

tn, Ttuss Civ srielel n TUESDAY Gays; The
ba.ins.s la ssoi KIsb.rfs hU bssu u limited chsf'e
the s.h 'aads have 'Ls-r .udsSeJ 4 hfss''
Con.os closed a. g1t mossv d ~ "a e-ii'dsnd 20
Jarsg II. a oooht Gcusrd a. tie bits been note &
Ia tn. open III. ssn,r sts for The bet u IL a.
ssoos fIoh.nrs ibs 'usp q r.0tey .re 40 'tof
ILs Conisdsr.i. Lo.s 30. orpsisae-i siis lctuAan'
On the Of tho death = Gen sions~sl Jctsu 80
Sooted - dis7un bOts fsy !, ieos pso. 40 ih'
ussl were Il die A~pSrs ~ Pohthls tfii
tic al othsis Il prospect of Eufoysaa ecf'o u-ttou
tewees Srrh ,bs SostA ~sfs ssIn 'sf' stns f.I''d
vr.iu,. srs. Ns Atsn'i' Of.Ii N'sen iHs~ fsfs 90
tool advanced .seh fne shares 81 eeih dec y'' s
all h- lot moftI.ses si'sscei s'sfs. = ia ssch
Dsls Central dole boIis ditto ofd ar and PEI -
.haf.. fauhsr a 2Ji respectively, ncLG.n sntfa an
ditto siLhss Fsnd 30 fesp.oitv.y he- tOi. Central
FsIsna hntoad tfr.t ard s-coi horS.xesl each a.
P.nl.yi,sLi. Railroad fif.t Mosi..se q
Rng Lh iusds sp.p.d ct hond.ys quetson hut ih.f-
,ubseSsn l increase 10 the esWsnd for n,o1-y a.
stool EIehsnss Which e.ud decree u nh.'. In .,
the trt. Consoi. olosrd Ii AT for uoDey ipd ~
FOR tho soo1uat L. the Soca the charge iof
,.no.s su 4 20 ~ cent.
Ffspoh hsBtss elaspd al t9t We.
The Contestants Loan dull, at dis TO IL ,pposr'
TIN, NJ Mason let Lonien yesterday ior Pas ,rd con..
qu.nty iBcr-ased strong has bs~s Impaired To
Lately orculssd rsssrdns tbs pobsbty - fr~ueh med
frou Federal IN London there Jet ho~
hOIs Of h. probsbi, Of ~ early snSossnsbls .nor
for . pA.Ibc lIstmsui.
Illinois Csnts shares relspsed 4
LIVERPOOL IoTIos MsAkkT, May rs and lD.-Ths bu'i
be. been ned s-s Tor the two oAys aaonut %
1850 b.les6tt0 speculation and for export Prices
chensoj.
owed demand for Wbc.t good Winter lied Am.eas Al
sSncsd 6lj. FLOUR unchanged Indian Com allow ~
1905 tine White. d laJil6.
LosDOs CoHs MAassT. May G.-Th. msii,t remaIn
Lospos CoLosI.L MsNKsr Nay &c The n,Iks,s Roper
on Wednesday. TArlo" quiet at 81 aDi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
France.
TIE TINS Paris Correspondent

The Ttr1ss Paris correspondent says:
A conference was lately beld at the Foreign office
in Paris, for the purpose Of establishing throughout
France an uniform system of tares, or allowance on
The weight Of merchandise, aud Of discounts for
prompt payment
Marshal Brraqusy d'Ilillers Is expected at the
Chalous camp Immediately. IL 10 SAID that The En-
peror proposes TO wat tue camp shortly after its
complete Installation. The various regimeDts are
arriving daily.
Letters from Japan, dated March 4th, state that
the empire Of Japan is NJ present traverslng poliii
cal and social revolution, which excessively dan-
gerous for foreigners.
The country round Paris presents magnificent
appearnuce ai this moment. The ground Us covered
sgitn verdurc vegetables Of all kinds are abundant
The only apprehension entertained Is thai too much
rain may lodge tue heavy wGea.
There was very little business transacted In the
Paris -four market this week.
lie Paris coru market was dull, AID The supply
was equal 10 the demand
Kentes s,eady; are quoted OF 6se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

Tn, bark Bntish Merchant. Of Dundee sc"t sailed ~
boston NAV H. with seusfa cargo ios Valparaiso. On ~
2-,h. .t a. lon o. va. struck BY s..rrhc 'eus from
" with carried away al three and strained tss -
M bv canning her 10 leak badly that 1t wa, impossible
10 k-ep her trer vita te pumps same day "a' ooNSsd
abandon Der .hc a feet 81 water n ine hoi
tr nae .bd men another nt-uding 60 ke.p IA cos
hnt tuy tn- night got pared Th- mates boat was Peis
t IA inst 20 mi-i r.. Of ChineoIeasas, by tho 'enL
unn Gable Capt Averil and br,1sht TO this port ~
pI.n n.I good boat LIZ nauc,l in'unuens sna =
40 .,-er fsf bermuda Tue u. II wDs good v.ssa
Al 6r t,,s burden TAlea A. years oc, snd rs. SSned
AZ. Coysr at Duaoc- where che ~ss in'aie1 ." ~"
.nsun vi ether he osr.o Wa insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
Italy.

Tie Parliamentary session OF 1863 wa opened on
The 25ib with the following speech;
" IL opening the lew session ~ King OF Italy,
have 10 shank you Tor " bat you have done curing
he Last TWO years. lon have secured tie nights Of
the nation TO it's complete unity, and shall know
hoS to maintain them iu their Integrity. Most OF
the foreign Powers have Recognized tho new kiDg-
dom. Our voice will make itstlf heard among theirs
FOR the triumph OF justice and TOR the defense o! tie
priuciple, OF liberty aud nationality. The marriage
OF my daughter has oonsecrated ueefu alliance be.
tween tvs y free iates. Treaties OF commerce have
been concluded with France, Bely iom, Sweden, and
Turkey, and others are about TO be Negotiated with
England and Holland. We are proud Of AL Italian
aruy brilliant alike by It's vsor and sohd In its dis
cipline. Our navy will equal in progrcss tho re-
| nOwn tie army las attained. ri most ardent de-
sire ia chat the nation may be able to reckon
! with tecurty upon tho force OF It's own arms,
and that Europe should recognize this fact.
Liberty is producing its natural results Of order ard
prosperity In ali directions IL the publ; safety
quifes eihc2cious measures In come provinces, my
Government Will not fail In this Supreme duty. The
NaIiorGl Guards WHO have already deserved go
vel II the country, will contribute this object by
their Zeal. With this view, France is ready to az
sociale herself with US IN tue adoption OF military
arnns ements whenever she perceiyes the opporu-
MY. Pubhc works are carried on with ACTIVITY In
ali The ptovinces Of the kingdom. Your mot urg III
| ask Is to consolidate the lsws Of the kingdom.
Above all, j recommend 10 the solioitude Of Paria-
ment rCme arrangements relative 10 the rcorganizG.
lion OF the fnancts. TIE capitals Of Europe have
responded to our appeal with confidence in the new
ofuer OF things IL u tor Debt OF honor " reply
10 tuis confluence by our promptisude TO impos.
upon ourselves tie necessary sacrifices. 10 cobsol
cate liberty, wth the Constitution tor its base, aud
~ liberty 10 win The complete Independence aud
! unity Of the cOuntry-such Is the end To which We
| nave consecrated our lie. To attain it, concord,
WISDOM aud energy are equally necessary. IIaly
has Grown that she Possesses these qualities In tho
Highest degree. BY perseveriDg III the same path,
40 human force will be able " destroy the ediiioe
we have raieeJ and 1t ID with entire security and
lalth that anticipate the hour OF the accomplish
! ment OF Tie dest'bes OF Italy"
! IuHIs, May o. HE election Of President took
| place t0.dy IN tie Chamber Of Deputies. TX
minister Cassnis, the Ministerial candidate, Was
eleced by IG6 yoles. Signor Tecsnio received ~,
and SigDor CIispi, member OF the Lett, ~ votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

n, h0Ensie has nOt besn much dns today sut prsc 70,
stJGAasRv 'y MN oiss Of ~ bsss Rang oa a "a
ssn d snd the rads and prices very sr end end -
Gu ne iac"Is TO-DAY embsc $50 hhd, at 10 2t
ou,s IN eogdi Ioi@lIc., dn,y psd, IrsIiIi. s s
r'fo kico II 1bs Porto Rico a. iii4iit, NJ fsi ,oi
C>S No lsc, and OlS boxes HsysLs a. 81 Qo;c gs
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