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, 1864-06-18

Secretary Stanton in his bulletin mentions
having received dispatch from Sherman'e
army stating that the rebel General Polk had
been killed and his body sent to Marietta,
Georgia Leonidas Polk was born in Raj
elgh, North Carolins. about the year 1905,
and aSS. was appointed cadet at West Point in
1a2a. He graduated there In June, 1897,
Standing eighth In his class Daring bis
N 1!m u AZ the Academy he was q member Of
nat tae etan Of Gen. Worth, aud afterwards Office
. o. tae Cadet Battalion. He. Was assigned to
Artillery, hut having 90 ldea Of following
the PROFESSION Of soldier, he resigned on
nc At ot Deeemaer, 1897, Without having
, 1864-06-18
D3UTINY AT SEA,
Conspiracy to SeiZe the California
Steamer Ocean Queen.

Conspiracy to Seize the California
Steamer Ocean Queen.
The California steamship Ocean Queen, on
her departure from New York for Aspin-
wall OH the 18th ult>, took ont 217 eailors,
Most of whom Ind been transferred from the
army to tue navy; and she had On board also
about 500 passengers.
On the third day ont, about thirty of the
sailors endeayored to seize the steamer
There had betu indications Of trouble pre-
vious to this .ttcI1pt, but the men failed to
Int tleir plot into execution.
1t seeEs that these men had formed plan
to se!ze the steamship. Their first object
WAS the killing Of ail persons who should
oppose them, and the conspiracy included
the running Of the vessel after her seizure on
their Own account.
The intention OF the mutineers was to take
the vessel on the first night after her depar-
t,lTe; but they had no engineer among their
pumber who could work her engines.
Threats Of violence had, however, been
some hat openly made, aud there Was much
excitement on board.
tley wished to 20 into the first cabin, the
nutinecrs attacked Capt. Tinklepaueh, who
would not permit them to do ID they
desired. -
This was d signal fora combined move
meut o1 the conspirators, and the men who
we're ID Iue plot Qc1tQ under the leadership
Of The most desperate OF their number.
The ringleaders advanced upon the Captain
and Commander Aumen, Of the Navy, who
Ind the sailors in charge.
The Captain, who had expected the diff
Guilty and was prepared, aimed his revolver
at the bead Of the foremost man, and VAIN
ed him that II he advanced a step turtncr be
would lose his life.
The mutineer, with horrible oath. called
the Captain coward, and daring him to fire
eprang forward Capt. Tinklepaugh kept
his word. The bullet from the weapon
which covered the rutffan's head entered his
brain, and he fell, almost Instantly expiring.
The excitement among the passengers,
many Of whom were ladies, and also among
the mutineers, was at this time intense
The latter rushcd forward, and the mutt
neer who followed the first Yves fired at by
Commander Ammt aud By three or four OF.
Ecers, among whom was the chief engineer
OF the Ocean Queen.
The short distance from which these of.
fcers fired rendered their aim effective in
every case, and the mutineer fell, pierced By
five or Elk bullets.
Seeing that theirplot YVES likely t o fai1 in
consequence Of the adequate preparations Of
the officers and crew to defend the vessel.
the couepirators made no further efforts, a
few minutes after their attack had failed.
they were dfsarmed md put In irons,
There Was no further trouble on board.
The dead mutineeIs were thrown into the
ocean, and tn: thirty or more men who were
IN irons were taken to AspinWplI. and
across the Isthmus. Eight, however, cs-
capped, and another was shot
, 1864-06-18
A FALL AND WINTER eTOMac8zr

HosTEFTERS BrTTERS especially claim ,t},e a.,.1,
ton Of all who desireto be exempted from bodily N
ment during these SEASONS Of social enjoyment ~.
digestion ID never in 30 much danger or beInp nva,
taxed Is winter. It Is period Of festiytty "Eat
drink nnd be marry Is its motto. But without th. -
crctse Of due care, social indulgence NAV entail a.
penalties Cold while 1t stimulates the appette cosee
Tic pores. md these Important outlets for tbe
matter Of the System being Ii measure sealed thers
Is imrffous recesay that the stomach sho.,,s
is work with more than usual v1gos that the fnte.,
waste pipes of the system should be fire. and no,
sructed, and that the Liver should faithfully md ra
larly contr'bnte Its terapcstng, element
connon stock Of animal Auids Now It Is tho pruynce
and tho purpose OF the Bttess to keep these esutf.
organs active, heathy aud etHcent and thus nrevent
dseasc. Tho system, regulated and controlled by tci,
balsamic Influence will bo In little dauger Of surrtns
either from plsthorn, debility, the inceuencv =,
TIC senson- It may defy eold and damp and tho acnd
stomach. It Will bring the latter up to concert nfth
Il the stomach be In aIr condition and the nnnctte
delicate it will give the latter keener edge In VII
ter the liquors Of commerce more freely used tbar
In summer, and theiz poisonous
cned In consequence OF their beng taken hot Dfsrn
ther-arod thcu- All the good effects thai VIM hcas
10 derive from them you wt1 surely realize from Ri,
Valizng agent All the evil that you cannot e.cane
II you fmbsbe them, you will nsstlrct1y avoid II %
substitute for all other stimulating the onIv anfa .ns
beautiful tonic, nosTETTERS DITTKRs. Frrn 49,
refreshing vegetable cordial In your house. and You WIN
create false thirst fer themselves md which ara 49,
tored and aduletated and made punsent for this w.
object The effect Of the Bters precisely the
Of this. email quantity sufEces for uedtcInal NM
poscs md they act incidentally and not as In exJt
ant, tho weakest nervous organization cannot bo In
ured by their operation.
There ia no preparation In the world that produces
such marvellous effects IN case Of nausea For aes
siclncss according to the testimony Of tho captain,
and other officers Of the principal lines Of the scolne
steruert and tho uniform statements of the nasacn
ers on shiptoard, the Bitte1s an immediate mr.
noyer-fal1l1@ antidote.
In brief safeguard against al diseasce and an
cure for ordinary complaints Of the stomach te 1iva,
and tho bowels there tonic and Alternative vev
table mineral TINT can be placed On par with os
letters Bittera-
BE sure, however. to obtain the genuine article IL
spite Of I'LL the precautions Of the proprstos the orig
tns1 bottles sometimes flied with acoholio po,son
which passed of By scoundrels upon Tie unsuspec
trg as the true elixir Therefore buy only Of deale.
af established reputation Tho undersigned do the.
utmost to protect the public against countersits sna
theg ask the puo'ic a. favor to both parties, not
purchase 0: irresponsible individuals OF agms.
, 1864-06-18
The Lovejoy Testimonial. '"'

10 tho Trustees Of Institutions Of Learning in the
State Of Illinois:
GExrLEMEN- q meeting OF the Trustees
of the Loyejoy Monument Association, held
at Princeton, Ill, June 15, 1854, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unaut-
mously adopted: :.
WuKRxAs, There are supposed to b many
friends OF the late Owen Love}oy and of his prIn-
ciples who destre to perpetuate hls memory in q
world than to carve his name In stone or cugraye
IL On brasa; and
WHEnzAs, It il believed that the idea Of edueat.
with Tie memory Of Owen Lovejoy, wonld meet
Rxolred, That in addition to our effort to raise
once opened with The trustees OF the various col
leges aud other institutions Of learning In this
State, proposing to them the founding in their
several lnst1tnEone Of LoVe}oy schoarshIpa, the
income Of which shall be appropriated Tor the
education Of colored students, Oh the folio ring
lst, Tnat colored students ba received to equal
privileges and on the eama terms with white stu
deute.
md, Tint the friends Of each institution be ap-
peaisd to 10 furnish the funds tor Loveoy scholae
s1d, That the funds raised, whether greater or
lees in: amount, be managed BY the trustees OF
each Institution, but that To LoFejoy Monument
Association shall haTa general oversight Of the
s4me and tho right to recsll thsm III case OF per
version. or nou.inldllment Of the conditions On
which they are given.
Ketotred, That II satisfactory responses shall be
received from the Trustees OF these institutions or
any conBldefntle number OF them, that nc shall
then be happy to Cooperate With them In tho en-
dowment Of euch scholarships to perpetuato in
thi. manner also the name and tn. principles OF
Owc1 Loyejoy.
The undersigned was appointed to conduct
the correspondence contemplated in the
above resolutions, and lest some Institutions
might be omitted should be attempt to reach
them I'LL by circular, he takes this method to
call public attention to this action Of the
Loyejoy Monument Association.
The proposition is made TO Ill established
and incorporated institutions of learning in
operation iu the State, Of whatever denomi.
national character; whether for males OF fe-
males; whether classical, scientific, legal,
medical, theological, commercial, or agri-
cultural
Official answers are requested from Trus-
tees as soon as Convenient, directed to
h. L. HAMMOND, box 1906, Chicago.
AL papers friendly to the idea Of erecting a
monument to Owen Lovejoy are requested to
COPY this notice.
, 1864-06-18
1t IL not often we spcukof Phys
iciauB,

gu: We can chees:uly say ". Whittier has richly
.atEet the Wtdr-ep road fe1'EHr4on Which LIE now
Etys Hc bse %!a re: practice tnan .ny osncF Paw
.can IL f!caso. In the Treatment Of al thosc dir
alel, prts ae tllsraa:s. DE- has for the past een
;tars ccToted bis pol" tine aud at:ent'ou to rhnae
antortcnAte cases which have ha1en the skll Of
othor ysicisns He II mott ,uceessful IN the treat
ntnt of si those cases vhcn were formerly eonsit-
dc1ed ncurane. He fs the Publisher OF Z new woEk
called tne Hs.!o; OF Yoush or, Al Men Knox Thy.
elf. which viii be uAled TO ~ o. receipt 81 thres
sll the Eo.o he can any ens NJ. gu aDd reec,ve BY
chaiFe. Office ard rarlorA 1e& Clark street F. O.
Boz 22at. ali buainces strictly confidential.
JofY.1. .1xtt
, 1864-06-18

4 QUESTION OF CoUnAGE.-Two men were
discussing Mcclellan In the presence Of Gen.
Heintzclmnu, when he remarked, on hearing
one Of them charge Mcclellan with want ol
courage: Show do you know, air, that he
hasn't courage? Never judge too hastily,
, sir, Of mans courage Gen. McCl,llau has
never been under fire, and you can't tel
whether mnn is brave or not, until he pass
es that ordeal-W.lte,' Hoirtt Of The Timer
Some people will sec the point of this.
Coppesheed's won't.
, 1864-06-18
t< t<Hnnhnttnnss Of tho London F3era1a
9cfAFA Gen. Bix.

Joseph 4. scoyille, the New York c.rres-
pondcnt Of the London Nor7.ing XeruH.
whose letters to that journal under the sig.
nature Of "Mauhattan," lave teemed with
the malicious abuse OF our Government md
Misrepresentation Of the Union cause, has
been summoned before Major General Dix.
scosille received warning; and when be
nad made such explanations as he thought
became him In his new position. Was jnfnTm-
ed that his case would be duly considered by
the proper authorities.
It is understood that Gen. Dix allowed
Manhattan" to go. on his parole; and that
vile has an opportunity Of restricting his op-
erstions hereatter.-N Y. Evening R's., June
15th
, 1864-06-18
Messrs. LORD Il ROGER,

TOR MILWAUKEE, KENOSHA
i RAC1*E, PoRr WAsuzaro1, sazco1uAs, Mani
TbNOC and TWIN RTKk3.
, 1864-06-18

IN EET f0EA IQNN &. 1851,
1ls Trustees Of the Br7Kgs Gold Compaey" hare
e4rntnga Of the copany Gor 1ha month Of May. psY.
able u ~ 9 ofiSs Of the eo@pany Ee; 5oha s[ee
rteord Ct the close q businrss this &Ay.
je13431tk WALTER Z. LAWT0H, 1frAA.
, 1864-06-18

Baptist Church.
De JACKSON: Dear s1r-I hare becu frequently rr
Quested to COZ meet ny nams With comn1endatloni
practice - ont q ny apHlop7ista sphere, hare Il
Instances, and partionlarly IN my family Of the nae
fnlnsss Of Dr: aoeaa5d,s German Bistefs. Idepsf
con1,cto1 that. FOR OkGENERAL bEBI1irt OFTH5
SYSTEM AND ESPECIALLY FOB L1VEH CoA
PLANT, II Is A SAFE AND VALUABLE PRE-
PARATION. In some cases It nay tails but 11sually
doubt not. It will ba verJ beneficial to those Nhq
suffer fron The nhoTe Cause.
Toufs. very respectfully,
. Eighth bslow Coates sasst, u t fhiiad eip6ia.
, 1864-06-18
Tho fAst lov-prtMure
STEAMER MAY QUEEN.
ra-H A HEatHH

Win nake three trips ptr weak. fsom ChtcsRo 10
Twin KlvsFs and return. calling II hi xnt Ahove
named inxrn,edlAte porta, each TsY, Day and hour
q sAaa7s VIII os kHen sooa. js.bhsStH
, 1864-06-18
Cheeseman's Female Pills

LAVE NEVER FAILED, and thousands OF certt-
Gates to this affect can be- found ln all parts of tho
country. The propr!etors OF Dr.. Chee.rMau'a LoJ1-
TH1Ip nKCIPE guarantee that ONE nO3 will restore
the natural monthly function to ANY FEMALH, NO
NATTER WHAT HER CONDITION 0H AGE, Il.
deed, 10 cettA11 ara
, 1864-06-18
npBtettRr'B Btttera

-
SECURES TEE
HEALTH OF THE ENTIRE SYSTEM.
HO8TETTER'8
STOMACH BITTERs
Protective and Curative Medicine
Figures cannot LIE. Tho statistics Of the sales Of
HosrETTERs STOMACH B1TrERs
during the yesr 1868 show that this Invaluable stomae
Alsernttve aud AntIb1lous preparation has nstained
popularity ne1e1 before enjoyed BY proprietary med
cine Starting In 1855 With sales during tho year eqEA
to about Il has steadily and rapidly advanced
IN public taror that the cash receipts Of the propreto
and manufacturers for 1861, tho tenth year Of It's aus
cess. will reach tho enormous sumof t75ooso Tbs do
mand in Eew York alone u orer o1o thousand esset
per weak.
These business statements are given 70 the world not
nom AD' o'>e.~Ao.S n4.'t'e ous - ~
greas sanitary hct tnas tno blsefs meet sne Aa1
fulfill the expectations OF the community; that the pub
lie benefin their ecacy increases and extends das bs
day, wcek by week. year By year and that those VINO
&A"'e paw" ~A9 '"-D0 " ~-~ - @~.SA ~ N"~1
ey In the circles In which they move and thus g1Te
-". epe s..s. ~. 49,
, 1864-06-18

i al weakness. Loss " Power, lupofe1cs, speed
snt etectu4y cured BY xsine DE- r AND's 5PEc1.
IC. trial OF the 6pcclnr will convince the tnost
zepucAi. Phi &C Il per ho1. or eit for 45. sold ~
ruEEts:s everyGtfc- LORD SMITH. Wholesale
ems tnr Chlrnen. AAl2.c5729n 1EThhA
, 1864-06-18
AU ITO N.

In order to guard against dangerous tmpo4,ttons,
public arc requested to take especial note OF the beau
t1lly engraved proprietary stump, through which the
Government Of the United States ortclsy autnentt.
Gates every bottle Of H0sTETTERS HIT TER8. Thit
shId thrown by the Government over the proprietor
and the public for their Joint protection Il paced con-
splcuous1y the cork and the neck OF eack
bottle and cannot fan to strike the eyc Of tho nos
casual observer. Nothing that purpoEts to be HOS.
TErTER'S BTTTER3 can be genuine. Unless tho
stamp Is tbe1e.
tits also proper to state that the B1TERs are sold
exclusively tn glssa, and never under my ctrcur,
stances bJ the gallon or the barrel Impostors and
1tntors s1e sbrosd, and the only safeguard the pub
lie haye aaits them Is to that tho Btttcsg tne&
buy bare the engraved 1a5el And note Of hand Of
Messrs. nostcsseE and smith, AID tho Etamp aboyt
mentioned.
Prepared and sold BY.
= HO8TETTER t. SMITH.
PITTSBURGH PA
, 1864-06-18

The same order was issued in the case Of
Leary. One Of them pleaded that he had
served under the General at the beginning Of
the war "Tcsy WE'LL" said the General,
"eerEe with me now st the end Of it,''
Pearson begged of, telling the General to
remember his family in Norfolk. SVEN,
am not doing anTthiug to disgrace your
become Of me-'' 'tTrue. Davenport. print
this order in the Norfolk papers, and then his
family can see Nhnre he Ia =
, 1864-06-18

nnGu, water and bad iIe, lit . uneyoidsoe, but
med 9Th I1LlnEAfS ,.. rUklFilNa ana
re@e and IT ! retain Eoed h.R,th. II Tho reader
rtmr1t rcnz thc ornE siose in bis p'hee, lst him
E4us = ne. % Maiden Lane. enclosing tae saao9nt,
nc will mail buK tree ct e1psnhe Many deRleEn
III rot keen my medicines hAud bechuse .tey
at make ss much plt 2! ~ on o.heE persons make
acens, 6A cents. nn1 II II psf bcx OF pot. LORD 4
NTH, Nno!es.'e. DssgKtsss. Chicago 81 General
, 1864-06-18

Racyciopedta o{ Reue1ous Knowledge, ind Chill
uaA Chronicle, Philadelphia
Although not disposed to favor or recommend pat
ent medicines II general through distrust Of theif In
gradients and eaess yst knoW q no sut1s!e9t res
HeIe. himself to have received from any simple pro
naresion IN tho hops that he may thus contribute +
the bencht Of Others.
1de this mote readi!y u regard to Hoedand's Gs3
city. because was prejualced agslnst them for anj
ysaEz. Under tas imPTesson wsFe chiefly 4
Shoemaker Esq for the removal OF this prejudice b
proper tests and Tor eaco1laGement to r. them whei
use Of 1ee bottles Of these Btters ht the beEanin1
Of the present ycaf was By evident relief and
which had not felt tor eir months before, and had al
most dlspatred 0f regalnlnE. therefore thank Coo
J.NEWTOE BROWH, Pn1adel2h1a.
, 1864-06-18
TIE RICH AND POOR
PURE BLOOD

Are liable to the eauae diseases. NAturu and ec1Mn
has made the Constitution Life Syrup for ia 6es17
nf at. -
, 1864-06-18

From tho Rev. J. III. Lyons, formerly Pa.tor ~ tho
Church. @N"' o1p''s'
NEW ROCHELLE. 4. z.
On. G. h, Jackson: pthf Bir-I feel 1t plsasure
thus Ct ny own accord, 70 behr tesinony tbs en-
et4ence Of tie GeEInan niters Soma since bo.
ing :, much sf,tesed With Dyspepsia. I used them
N1tn vety beaeaclai results I have often recon-.
disease. and hAve heard from them the mos natserins
testimonials to thcE great vAu4 In case or Keper
debility. besye 1t TO be tonic that cannot sur
paaeea. J. II. LYON8.
, 1864-06-18

DR.. Wourel's Coupe uud extract OF FIEENEED Oh
CNoH AND LIVER sIPUP - WARRANTED to cure
otlllA. Bait Khfuo. Liver Complaint and all dts
alea h1fBinr upn an fmpuEe stAtc Of the blood. IT
uEs noT paH1IITATs Il vondeI tul in ia rlests-
r. II. Sold By al Dtuegltts H. 8U0Vll., 76 Kan.
y&rh ftFtx<, General 4EanI ICE the He&i
, 1864-06-18


Dr. B1.e1o.v,
CeufGeutlci Ihystctan IT, rnety OF St. Loui8, Mol
ce9a1ltec A. pis Office, l7s euute CiAzk szeet.
s or .aa e'fs x
g,,s:s ena dss7te nstn5e in "oe secs x,co be
r.e:e Ladies .nd c.nsl'1 e. e4T consult Tue posieF
F.ts the su1ctest privacy Utjce hour tron 4. II.
III os Ass y g. SSa
s. kuelo~ctwc ttsn. and xct bis an'de 70 Health.
,:!sss psss!ss sSs i M sa' vi, sas! see
n,se s1e:, s sse1 e, a G.sats Disease. he1
5onak nen q Herring sron eelEsness ase iavtea 70
IL atte1daat iTberty. Verstr1aiioe. persons
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I'll q 2andrlen street. CE:cnro III a.eo, OF 61M0
LIN Co BuhN, corneE EEtn and Wa:hMeton
trslts, Feorts. Ill de4-tYs1
OK CENTS TO SAVE o5 DOL
80 1A'S.-HtEeman'f Conce ot7a'ed Hsuztnc re-
1orts ra1at 6rc.s: sposs. &C. ,os ,auty aud c!aana
aitEe NbtoE., Gloves, &c, etf1aJ to 1s.R. Oa}Y s
;x Gsnt. nsr o!ta: =. s"td y n:n Snis 24uEMaN 4
a DELIGHTFUL C0kl)1aL AND VALUABLE
tO%4C-Ecgt,raa Cor cordia! Eli11r Of Causaya
3arE. possessing tic active Ald we1I.kuoxn proper.
ItF Of TIC Peruyi&n 0ark 10 ufst agreeable form.
vii! We 70 und valuable Tonic IN Ill cases. but par
.sue. II f. ness@ti aud p.l.tab1e ooes4al. and il
nuch fns .r to thr cc1l.m q vhl*ss and nm h:ttcrz
much 1L.ust. eott ty uruEE3fts- HEEENAN 4
x, G;r1;.,ts and lMugE'sts, Eew osk-
,:u!:RUS, &c:-!:ef1asc anG i.omedl4t. cure Hcge:
naIs ,t sti.S.strd nisrshG. EtsoedS has ben used
- s'Eslr 5os- will ntua1y check tne nl.rrnra
nn feE h"nrt. ''rrn.rcd an'E hY HEGEMAS + CO.
ht-c1ts. nuc1ast$ tn the Uutec States, jt5A33s3m
, 1864-06-18
9p 6at{ttHttsrR

co d4Mf[@[1SE2
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL
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a sSssoas ~ Z ee: "a
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Fo propossi Vii III bs he Bond b not ao
e9oTEsin1sd bJ o. s. Re'enae ditJ eeas sA2p
Each lid e be accompanied By i've saze*et. BID
efsss s's !s sFdsf 3; soFs sSaLs sonro, .rt
3,OOOETPo' ions COAL WANT:
srA1Ep PROPOSE, S4IS1se n 60 s T. FL E.
nStls ias 81 ohs x tes ne5ss ! q
5:;s5 Ssss .ssS
a9a:s ..a VII IL i s'ss .ns
81 asvsaa xssaf - ;nsis
merclantsb!s coal, nee from sfa:e dust md dirt,
= sss -
tnE to ,hs 1sttss sddsss 9 eaas thsT place d.
aiFSa + T. sS
l;c EoEks tnasIssd Proposals fos cos1% c1'b .I 1ae
sHS sf
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pROPOSALS FOR SUBSIST.
Eooz No.N. 4x117r BLOCK, sF4rx =:
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Uaea sss,ss s 3an. sns e.
sstsnee Stores:
, 1864-06-18

From E1v. J. 8. Hernnao, Of tho German Refonna3
Church, KutLtown, Ee1ks County, Pa.
De, G. II. JAoKBos: Respected sir-I hare bean
t1onh1ed With Dyspepsia nearly 20 years. aud faTt
n:yer used any medicine Tint did me- n much gopS
health, afsef having t..llux tlve bottles.
Yours, With respect, J. g. HERNAN,
, 1864-06-18
Tish WnnH>


UpHAM'6 DYSPEPSIA CURE ts warranted to cure
" Of Dyspepsia. no matter how long standing.
Hre Il, t+4lt by mhil.
UPHaMT GRAVEL SPECIFIC 10 the only xcnedy
.at VIII cure Gravcl. ktduc. Complaint. aad al Dis
UllIAMS HEADACHE .sPEEIFlC nseds ont i
lai to convince the mo- stctcsl that II Will cure
tk and nervous AdAcale, Neuralgia In the Htad
G. Fr1ct 90 ctrtA. Sent hy mail
UruAM'5 HAIR GLOSS AND CURLING FLUID
nrariA beautiful Eiots to the hstr kcrps 10 cur
romoses iA growth, &c. Price 50 oensa. SAINT BY
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, 1864-06-18

HG21EA o. AAV "F~s
:. The kilograms announcing the recovery OF
the Pope are only half believed. The eSc1n-
sion Of all strangers from the Vatican during
the last few weeks led some OF the most sas-
p1cious persons to suspect that the Pope Is
really dead, and that his death Is being con-
cealed while his successor is being appoint
cd, and established on, the PaPal throne.
These su1mises, however, appear to have no
better ground than those Which held TINT
the Queen Of James II. did not give birth to
son, but had an infant introduced By stealth
into the palace. In the meanwhile great e1-
citement prevails in Italy, and there seems
to~he no very cordial feeling between the
governments OF Turin and Paris:
IL The Port Elizabeth (Cape Of Good
Hope) Herald, Of April 18th, SAYS that Port
uruese man-of-war. had arrived in sfmon'a
Bay from Mozambique, with news that the
Livingstone expedition has been broken up,
and that the Doctor and party had left In
the Pioneer and Lady Nyassa, in tow of the
O1estes and Ariel, for Bombay, aud would
return to England overland. The mission
party had also abandoned the mission to tho
Zambesl, and he:Bishop was at Quilimane,
awaiting an opportunity Of coming down