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rendered to her, can Italy honorably
desert her ally sand retire from Che
conflict, content with the crowninp
advantages which peace now holds
out to herself?<
( No more interesting political situa-
ton has arisen in our times; and, ex-
citing as the war news from Europe
has been during the past fortnight,
the intelligence. for which we are to
look during the fortnight to come,
promises to be more exciting and in
teresting still. York World.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Queen
Victoria is just now experiencing the
bitter truth, Uneasy is the head
that wears q crown" She is har-
rassed on all sides. No sooner had she
reached her secluded summer house
IN the Highlands Of Scotland than
she IS summoned back to London to
form new Cabinet. She makes
haste to respond to that summons
and enters fast railway train, and
has a narrow escape with her life.
OWING to collision near Forfar. On
her arrival in the capital, she finds q
tumultuous popular agitation threat
enlng the public peace, while from
the continent come.woes innumeabie
to add to the catalogue of her griefs,
In this German war, she has near re-
latlons fighting against each other.
On the one side, is her brother-in-
law, the Duke of SAKE -Coburg iotha.
and son-ln-law, the-Princc of Prus
sla. On the other, is another son-in-
law, Prince Louis of Hosse, and her
cousin, the King of Hanover, while
her new cousin, Prince Teck, has
been summoned to the war before
his honeymoon is half spent. To
make the situation still more melan-
choly, her eldest daughter has lust
lost child, while the dauchter's
husband Is allowed no time for M ourn-
ing, but has to take the field; and her
second daughter, whose husband is
on the other side, has been compelled
to send home her children to Eng
land for safety, while she herself is
abont to be confined. Add to this
the want of friendiness that exists
between the Prince of Wales and his
intended Erother-in-la the Prince
OF Augustenburg, rival of the Prince
OF Wales father. and we certainly
have combination of misfort.. mes.
but too well calculated to aggravate
the constitutional misanthropy under
which Her Majesty has been laboring
ever since the death of Prince All.
bert. -\eic York Express.
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A gentleman in New Haven has
been engaged in an interesting enter
prise. He has caught, in his garden,
with twenty-four wide-mouthed bot
ties, partly filled with molasses and
vinegar, three bushels of flies, bugs,
mlllers: etc. The bottles were hung
upon his garden fence. During the
hrst seven days, the amount of flies,
etc. caught was forty-two solid
quarts.
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Tennessee.

The Nashville Union and american,
of Friday, has the following com
ments on the proceedings of the So
called legislation of the previous
day:
The House proceedings yesterday
were important. An imperfect sketch
OF them will be found in the proper
column. Their extraordinary charac
ter, however, deserves a more graphic
description than reporters are accus-
toned to give. The result of the
mornings session was an arbitrary
declaration by ytorty-tAree members Of
Ine presence OF quorum-over-
riding the decision of the Speaker to
the contrary; and, under this ruling,
a precipltate majority vote was had
upon the ratification of the constitu-
t.onal amendment under the gag of
the previous question-there being
but Jy1y5foa'- votes-two less than q
quorum-recorded. In the evening.
there was an attempt to undo the
wrongful and illegal proceedings in
regard to Messrs. Williams and
Martin. but all attempt at business
failed for want of q quorum. and the
body dissolved until this morning. at
10 o'clock. "
Immediately on the announcement
OF the result upon the vote in regard to
ratlt cation, all radicaldom was iubi-
iant. The vote was, ayes 43, noes II,
the requisite two-t thirds not being pre-
sent sent and participating. Messrs. Will
hams and Martin were under arrest in
room adjacent to the hall of Repre-
sentatlves, and not present in their
capacity as legislators. but steadfastly
refusing to SO act. By fiction Of
the constructive presence of these
gentlemen, the radical leaders as
sumed the existence of quorum and
consumnated the unholy work of
1ormally committing the people of
tennessee to the endorsement of q
measure to which nineteen-twentieths
OF them are known to be opposed.
apG known, too, to be so by the very
men who have used this disreputable
legislative legerdemain to give it SEM
blance OF legality. Irregular. illegal.
monstrous as it is, however. the net
seemed to thrill and intoxicate the
radical perpetrators and abettors with
furious and insane Joy. The organ
issued an extra, and the Governor
transmitted taunting and insulting
message, to be delivered to the Pre-
sldent. AS specimen of Guberna-
tor1ai malignity, we put the latter on
record. 1t is extracted from the or
gan's extra, and reads thus:
MESSAGE TO THE PRESIDENT.
NASHVILLE, TELN., July 10,
H. II o'clock NJ.
non, Ed.oin NJ. Stanton, Secyetlt.u of
War, Washington, ID. c.:
MY compliments to the President
we nave carried the constitutional
amendment in the House. Vote-43
to IL, two of his tools refnsino 70
vote, W. G. BROWNLOW
Governor of Tennessee
The President will pass unheeded
the .despicable spirit of this paper
bnt 1t will serve its purpose, and be-
rolled as sweet morsel under the
tongue of the vengeful leaders Of the
radical party in Congress, who are
attempting to paralyze his noble
efforts to redeem the nation and re-
store 1t to peace and prosperity.
Two hundred British officers vet
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, Although the Egyptians could preserve
tlon: they could not prevent the teeth Of
the living from becoming decayed. In this
respect, modern science is ahead of an.
Gent art, for Sozodont actually embalms
the mo!ars and incisors and Keeps them
perfectly white and spotless.
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: state Items.
P1cKENs. The l4Keowee Courier.

says: =
The wheat crop is not averaging, in
this section, more than haH-crop of
former years. Many persons are
without bread; and no means of sup
plying their wants Oat meal, we
hear, is being tried with tolerable sue
cess
Vegetation Is suffering greatly for
the want Of rain Farmers are de-
pressed with the prospect of the corn
crop, and not. I'VE believe, without
abundant cause.
The barn of MIR. Robert McWhor-
ter, of this District, was burned on
Sunday night last. The barn con-
tanned Mr.. McWhorter's wheat COP.
(about 200 bushels,) and some pro
vender
EsToN.-Robberies are fre-
quent. Mr.. VIM. Rouse, a jeweler,
was robbed of about twenty watches,
On Friday evening. Detectives were
put on the track of the thieves, and
three freedmen were arrested on sus.
piclon. A portion of the stolen pro-
perty was recovered.
The building on East Bay reported
on fire, in the Courier, at the hour of
going to press Monday morning, was
totally destroyed. The property be-
longed to Mr.. John M. Touhy. and
was not insured.
+ A large and enthusiastic meeting
was held on the 23d instant, for the
purpose of appointing delegates to
the Columbia Convention. at which a
number of eloquent speeches were
delivered. The following delegates
were appointed: J. B. Campbell, w.
5. Hastie, M. P. O'Connor, James M.
Carson, L. Y. Simons, J. M. Eason,
J. q. Carew, w. j. Gayer, G. L..
BUST, w. G. Whilden, T. j. Knauif
Jas. Cosgrove, j. H. Steinmver, ir.
q. b. Mofett, u. Davis, Benz. Lucas.
+. j. Pelzer, P. G. Kerrigan, b.
ONei1l, W. Y. Leitch, J. B. Cohen,
81. II. Raymond.
suit, II. L: Jeffers, Esq, rose, aud
after some brief and appropriate re-
marks, offered a resolution, which was
unanimously agreed to, that it is the
sense OF this meeting that the Hon.
VIM. Aiken and the Hon. J. B. Camp
bell are suitable gentlemen to repre-
sent this Congressional District, and
the Hon. w. D. Porter to be one of
the representatives of the State at
large in the National Union Conyen,.
tion, to be held in Philadelphia on
the 14th of August next, and that
their appointment by the State Con-
vention to meet in Columbia will
meet the cordial appreciation of the
citizens of Charleston.
1t has been known for long time
past that Charleston was flooded with
counterfeit money, and especially
with spurious fractional currency.
through the persevering energy of
Police Lieut.. Hendricks and Detect
ives Coates and Farrell, two Italians.
the principal agents in the dissemina-
ton of these worthless bills, have
been arrested, and on Monday a pre-
paratory examination took place be-
fore Daniel Horlbeck, ESQ, United
States Commissioner The evidence
makes some startling developments.
r. kERsHAw.-Thc continued dry wea-
ther we are enjoying at this time is
anything but desirable to insure a fair
crop. Under the most propitious
circumstances, the great majority Of
our planters will fail to make a half
crop of either corn or cotton-the
wheat crop having been light every
where-and many will fail in making
the seed they have sown. Q
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A blind inventor has invented a
gun which may be fired one hundred
times In minute The stock of
cartridges is confined in slides along
the barrel.
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After being bailed in q great many
eases, the notorious radical Congress-
man-C. Y. Culver-has been finally
imprisoned in Venango County pa
Jail for swindling.
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The Portland draymen charged in
some instances 500 an hour for their
services, during the raging of the fire
in the removal of goods.
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NEW ADeEnT1sEMENrs. Attention is call.
ed t" the following advertisements, which
axe I''1lished this morning for the first
time:
John G. pial-Straw Cutters. &c.
Great Attraction at Mckenzie's.
Kiciland l.odge-Extra Meeting.
Columbia Iodgc-Called Meeting.
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Two hundred British officers vet
survive the battle of Waterloo.
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BURGLARS AsosT.--we learn tia. unsuc-
cessfu1 attempts were made to enter the
stores OF Messrs. Mckenzie and McIntoab
on Monday night. Keep lookout for
these prowlers, and give them a load ~
buck shot.
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctisneer..

CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE I'M
POVED ZEAL ESTATE, situated on Massa
chusetts avenue, between 4th and 6th streets
by decree of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia, bearing date on the 10th day
of July, A. d. 1856. and passed in q
certain cause wherein Thomas D.. Scott
ct al: are eomplainants, and Elizabeth
will offer for sale at public auction, the prem
ises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of August, A. d.
1866 at 81 ock p. m: all that piece parcel of
1umbia, beginning at point on Massachusetts
avenue eighteen tl6l feet northvestvardly of the
southeast corner of Lot twelve, u2,) in square
teen, (5l6,l and running thence northwestwardly
along said avenue eighteen lsD feet, thence north
eastwardly. and at right angles with said avenue,
thirty seven and fifty NINE hundredths (s7 So iOOl
feet, thence nsrth thirty two and ninety HIM.
dredths ts1 90 1901 feet 10 the line of strest north
eighteen (lS feet thence south thirty six and for
y five hundred tbs (s6 4s 1907 feet. thence north
westwardly TO intersect MASSACHUSETTS, avenue ct
right angles forty one and fifty nine hundredths
al g lOOD feet to the place of b. ginning contain
ing about fourteen hundred and thirty six square
feet more or less, together with the building and
The terms of sale, as prescribed by the said de-
cree, are One third cash, and the balance TO be
paid in equal instruments in six, nine. twelve and
fifteen months from the day Of sale; the said bal
ance to bear interest from the day of SALE and the
pa yment t. be cd by the bonds OF the purcha
approved by the trustee; or the same can be paad
in cash on the day Of sale the ratification of
the said sale by the order Of the court Stamps
and conveyancipg at the cost of the purchaser. If
days sitter the day Of sale the Trustee reserves the
right to resell at the risk and cost of the default
Ing purchaser or purchasers, upon one week. no.
tce. BY adyerflsement IN the Nationsl Intelli-
VIM. JNO. MILLER. Trustee.
jy 2+eo&ds GREEH WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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1856 mARkR1rrRy, 4S
SEV1 NTH Rect.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

OHOIOE sTOOKi
Ana
In Warrington, embracing
PAP HAN GINGs
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The Largest Assortment in the District. war
Eanted 70 be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from the
Best MsMpTfaeturers in the S:TntrSy11embrscing
s ST EIsT%kE fssGGs' w2 ALI u
ed to call and examine our Assortment before pnr-
chasing Frames.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blue Colors, from
the smallest Photograph to the Largest Portrait
Size; also, SILK C0kD and TAssELS, different
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus
insss.
PAINTINGS AND KNGBAvINGs
fsas and M iIS1s few Choice
thankful Tor the uDeral patrona &c received the
attention Of the Public Is called the above Stock
as the most complete in the District, large por-
tion of which has been Manufactured specialiy to
will make IL ell times such as 10 kept in Well
Regulated Establishment. Orders for Paper
hanging or window Shades punctually and faith
fully executed, in City or Country. Any order
not satisfs Glory filled, will be Immediately cor
rested. and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
according to quality sold at Low Rates q
they can be purchased In the District.
TERMS CASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR.
j. MARKRITER,
No. 4s6 7th street.
je s0-sw' sdoors above Odd Fellow Hail.
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tons Lewis WIN WI. k6ThI GS fS5 sf;h.
jyseolm. Paint Store. $50 4 street
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toriel History Of the Rebellion, part lst, o. De
Hows Review, for June. &c. Lectures on Toe
stndy OF History. By eoldyipp smith NTH H.,
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WHIPPING BoY.-Tuesday afternoon Mr.
Charles r. Behrens was arrested by officer
Bailey on the charge of assaulting the SON of
Mr.. Kraft, and he was taken before Justice
Walter. IL appeared that the boy was build
Ing dam In front of Mr.. Behren's house. and
the latter objected TO it, when the boy he
alleges, cursed him and commenced to throw
stones. Mr.. Behren's caught the boy and gave
HIM good spanking" The charge Of as
sault and battery was dismissed, but he was
hned 80 for disorderly conduct.