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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

we nave lar rAlc thAt beautiful larul anu
,sfSSA country Of Gblut So of land, sit-
s,sts x nate within the limits of the city of VIII
Irts flsB.s minston, belonging to Delaware Davis.
ttas Esfs ftq, 1h4 splendid situation, being
4fseN about 40 feet above Underwater, and hav-
ing extonsIrc view of the Delaware River, city of
vi nia gun, and 'urrOuudng country for many miles
The buildings line the dwelling Is stope 40 b.
Gu IT, with p.riots. hall Is # wide. dining room,
kiicHer. bed chambers, tsu cellars. and two large
rooms half OF the basement floor, two stone
arne so by g. iet the ether 80 br S5 ieet with
bng fer hS and ave horses. hlse, milk, tool
srcke and chicken houses, all in complete order The
water is excellent; there is first rate garden, and
beautiu grove tr mansion house. This property
is we'll worthy the attention Vt those desiring delight
Gil and hellihy homo while property is increasing In
vue very mpiily land has Id this y ace for
Suodper with nut ldugs, this is of the most
'Hinle estates in the state oi Delaware and is thought
t, p worth nj this time $4,000, but will be sold great
largain, and on 4sy iafm-, itRpped tor soon.
HiLLi IN isIglIT n SON.
pp g3tf REM E.tgts te llprs Win ngtOn, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

SEEaa Came - the premises Of tine sGb'eilorr.
MEH& In lledgeN lie, aboHt the middle OF Apti, a
XA-WES2whie Boar pig. which would weigh rfPlt
90 pounds. The owner " requested to come fsrw d.
prove property, pay charges sud tks him AWAY
may SSts JAMES WHITE,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
To Farmers,

- The thotou. h bred horse, PRINCE ALBERT
~ II, viii stand the ensuing season. ut Elliotts
u lhntrl, ia Chr,tlann Village, Mondays and
SSrzzsA0Tues MS at Hlre's Cntnsr, on Wednesdays
md Fhutseays and ~ the stable Of the suesoriher near
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On FrsaNH AMI Sltutdays. Insurance
So season IS, in 'e service - For particulars see
=, l. a., ~ IL vs SAMUEL LINDSEY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
Notice.

The subscriber would respectfully inform her
friends and the public that she las takon the 'Liue
Store,' No S03 Shipey street whore she has hue us
Of Psrtumery Soaps &c, from the we'll known
and celebrated manufacturers, ugnn Co. ~ fhimio
phia Hair brushes, tooth brush combs ribbons Get
tons thread needles, tapes silks, and many other te
articles Bandsars for the Head, Flowers, &c orders
for all kinds OF Fancy Cap Work, Embruideres, Brhd
ing, &C. Flowers Embalned, a beautiful memento oil
the loved aud departed, In Memorium."
S5- Don't forget to call at sos 81 plsy Street
april b.3m MARY J. NILES.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
For Sale.
For Sale.
Farm ind wharf Property Kent County

Maryland.
ssAs I nrcr for sale nv Farm aud Landing. known
f5lEM as the ne iTERTON WHARF PROPERTY, At
l!!lEE The month If tho sasssfrRa River.
49, The FERN taiuz about $50 acres In excel
lent producing condition, land high aud rolling; there
3 cts u teucmcuts The home buildings conye nienty
arranged, cummoii1us, nearly new and Of best mater
isl and WORK IN 4n-hip The situation commands
teusIyG vie, tho Chesapeake. TnOre some 1000
Peach te,es 10 and upwards choice Apple, Pear and
ther in be .ring and hrubbery in variety &c.
Tha VII art property, well ktOSu to Steamboat men,
# cludrs also Granhry Warehouse 30 feet square,
stories, u lot ct nuuRai Of about and story
Dwellieg there1u The LEGALITY Of this wharf is OF
the p' oni;naut,' Immediately sdjoinning ths
Cesap Bay Il Is all Steamers and
other sels trading thcrcuu, place Of consider
ahle frn't and Grsn shipment 4 reniuneratinK bust
ness Mercantile ana Slppng may be done here.
For other Particular AMI t.. ms, apply
r. 7. TURNER, sal pond P. o.
NH a6 .r hout County, MARYLAND.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
To THE LADIES.

Z, DtKKICKNON z 10,
s1SInform their friends and the ladios generally %
~ Wimin gton and vicinity, that thcy have cpmnen-
ced the Millinery business. at M, 24 King street ahh
have on band n fine selection Of spring and summer
onuets Dress Caps, and general assortment OF MILF
merry Goods Of all descriptions Particular attention
paid repairing. Bleaehine and Pressing promptly at
tended to- The edies invited to call anu examine
stock they sat.hed bat hey can please the
monl fAslious. AE 5-lm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
EEHs LENEEg
NO. 500 MARKET STREET,
(SeounG Floor

WILMINGTON, DEj.
- MISS E, DEvlNE, informs her friends aud The
~ ladies nj Wilmington and vicinity, ihnt th' has
~ a1muenct, the Millinery rasintss. At No. JOS
Market Street. (Seeoud kionr and Is prepared 30 dis
pose OF spriug and Summer Bpnnets and ali articles N
her line Of business Mt moderate rates PeraOuc wi4
lryto purchare invited to call aud examine her
stock. 49,,
..us,- 20 AZ 3 .3n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Beef sold ut $40 sl7,OO per 100 pounds for com
mon to extra quality.
oows-s45 to $50 for sprngers and $50 to $40
for mich cows.
Hogs-Sl2 $3.50 per 100 pounds, as to quality.
Sheep-Fat Sheep sold for t. to CENTS Stock
Sheen so to 81 90 each.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

NEilI Property for sale.
rsf-s~R Ave Il A.. for Yale a Ori.t Mill, OF
alrsl.s.A the bo-t business stands, 10 New Castle
N; a ouHty. with never failing water Power.
he RBcn enj Dam noye' get OF order.
IL /, u6Gdeus large profitable bust
- ANN, 10 WM. BRIGHT SON,
Real Estate dealers,
80, os ,, Hilmiugtop, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
EPukAIM BRASrEN,
Summit Hridpa- Dial


by NlkTuEuF a WRIT OF LDYAkI FACIAs, To
me- directed, viii he eNp,ssd Publ, Sale, al tho
New Castle County Del, on SATURDAY, the 5th day
MAY 1856 at O'Clock, +. NJ the following described
lotl Estate viz All that oerln lot Of iand contain
ug several lots az parcel. wish Lrk dwelling theron
ertcted situate in tho City Il Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and describe las 1llowa, 10 beginning
the norihery side Il Front Street between Market and
King Streets at Tie distance Of hundred aud thirty
hihe iret nine inches ron tho eastery side Of Market
street. al tie W,stery side a ally at line Of land
sold and e9nveSel 20 Bejamin Davis deceased thence
urt""hh nstthrrly tiity three feet. four inches
th'r lAht rod ana conveyed by Adam Grub and wife,
hnre essefy parallel With Front Street sixteen feet
tl,Von and qulrter inches to stake IN other land Of
Tire faid Adani GrubD 1T AL thence herewith, south
cry PARALLEL with Market Street, ATTY three feet four
inches to the said side u Front street. and thence there
with westerly sixteen ftes eleven aud quarter inches
To the place OF bognung be- the contents more or
e. fAd and taken IN exeenti the property Of Jos
A. kiug Executor NJ BRIDGET King deceased; Charles
hlng, Administrator OF Jams A. King, deceased, and
h'chHel kehney, terro tenant, and TO be sold by
GEO S. HAGANY Sheriff.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

Good Second hsnd 1T rh Eof ttAN 'yt sN.s nod
with ur without Slides, enough i'r W. "t F
a,hibitinns In 9 ,ni order and cheap. Appy 70 ,yn
T, O. TAYLOR, sor sth aud Wollaa i9n So. VII
mingtou, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
For sale.

FOR SAFE.
- bargain rare chance for any one going Into
tmU business, a Store and Dwelling In Brandywine
JA Village doing good business. II not sold by the
LIST June, will he sold at Public Sale all the stock aud
fixtures. household and kitchen furniture Also, the
stock and fixtures OF Dry Goods Store, In Market St.
VIII positively be sod the is going into busi
ness In another state. Tor terms apply /,
may 3-lm JOHN wfER, on the premises
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

Umpire, Harrington FhzGeraId, AtaIeilrs,
Philaaelphia; Scorers, Black aud Brooke
Fly Catchers, Lenapi I; Diamond State 5
Base Bal.-A social game Of Base Ball was
PLAYED between the Atlas Club, OF Delaware
City, and this Olympic Club, of Middletowu,
On the grounds Of the LATTER on Saturday, the
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
Vesv Store.

WILMINGTON, DEL.
Boys Clothing and fa4hionab Dress Maker "a open,
ed In connect, with brers Making, rrimmog and
Variety Store whore may be found excellent assort
meut OF Ladies' Under Garments, Trimmings Hosiery,
&c. &c. goys aud drl-' Ciotles made 20 order Also
pder gai ments ladies' and cid.en. Machine Stitch
Ing Plnkng and Stamping dene 10 order In the n'ates
style respectfully soeits share OF public patron
age ap 10 itw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03
SYsb0kI

fI'HE highest MAKE price paid ar Wool by the sub
seriber, at his Factory on Mill CIR ek and part ar
attention will he paid to hanufact uring all kinds Of
NHl.en goods for Farmers aud 9th ers Mt reasonable
prices An excellent assortment OF hrst class summer
and Winter Cassimers, flsnnels Stacking Yarn, &C. on
Land Orders left at o. Worrells Store, 220 Market 81
win be promptly attended to. ADDRESS
THOMAS WoRRELL
may s,2nw* Wilmington, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

k=1 Farm IN Frank n T0wuship, Chester County,
El:ia Pa, containing huoGrrd and twenty
ELL acres, nHe hundred OF which is cleared, the bal
good ard The land in high state of oulti-
vail ~, and wat IN AT the aHlfs INT The improve
meu- consist ola House, Containing eight rooms, dou
lie decker Barn, tenant house and Stable. 1t is with
iu NV lAes Of lime Qnarries and sb miles from
p. ". Q. Road, will be sold low, and possession
given 25th March next. Apply q
TliuS. j. MAHAFFY,
ian rs Ri and King stroets
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

Farm for Salo.
- Containing abcut GO acres, situated in New Cas-
~ tie Hundred, a few minutes walk from the Nex
ESQ P1r! station, the r. W. II. Rail road and on
navlgablr waters.
About 10 acres u the above Is upland, with a hne
improved, and recently lined all over This is de-
sirable farm for Trucker or Dairymau, or any one
wishing TO farm In small! way. 1t will be sold easy
terms, For tui ther particular apply to
JoiIS BRADFORD,
May Srd, 1s60.St NJ IT Newport,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

New Bdkcry.-Frederick Stuck has fitted up
the building, No. 3l4 Market street, Tor a ba-
kerry, and is now prepared TO furnish large
quantities of home made bread, cakes and
CONNECTIONS on reasonable terms. He will open
IN ice cream saloon on Saturday, after which
time he will be prepared to accommodate par
ties, balls and families rs well as individuals
with this delicious article, See adv.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-03

- situated IN Kennrtt Township, about o miles
n From Wilmington. Baltimore Central r. r. and
Eze=I Line Qunrrirs are wijhin2 mites. contains VI
h-7LacIas, 50 ri which highly cultivated and II
arc OF good wood land The buildings coed will be
soig low. Arpy 10 rios. !. MAHAFfY, Real Estate
Agent ID and King, SITS nov ~
, 1866-12-22

taae every point Of law inoayed ras uev 10
the Court, gave full explanations Of the s1rn.
plest Propoaihcna. Tbs thlef Justice au4lly
interrupted him with the remark that there
~erc some things which be Supreme Court
Of the United States se.e supposed to
know. Wallace should ,e reminded that
thern arc some things tht profession il sup.
posed to kaow, and that qen If lawyers ars
sometimes Ignorant, It hno more his buss.
nesa to instruct than In geography than 70
*tuuse them with gosaip a,out the Cllauots.
the Jaqpesons, or the Chandou..
Mr.. Wallace Ia tie Seventh r.
porter OF tho aecisions Of tho sup.euo
Court, and most OF his Predecessors hayo
been distingatshcd for tho falthful and
strictly professional chancter Of their re.
ports. Wallace was appointed In 1858. In
long, tedious aud fnsuferabiy eeottstica1
pretaca to bis aEst volume, he ssya that On
the day Of bis appointment, being in a very
private station. and ensa,ed In studie. Aav.
Ing 6as digit r<latioas to tn kdw, he was prati-
fed, quite unexpectedly t, hinself by An ia.
vttation from the Supreme Court Of
the United States. 10 become the reporter
of the dccisions OF that august tri.
bunal. An invitation th,s tiAttesins, It was
not easy to resist" Unartuoatcsy Nr. UaI.
lace did not resist. Whatthose studies verc
In which he was engaged and from which
tic wss taken as Cincinaatus was from his
plow, VIC are not informed but we may
readily believe him when lie says they had
but slight relation to the law. We have not
the honor Of knowing anything about Mr..
Wallace except what he tells US in his
, 1866-12-22

blsge. Tha dog WITS > very handsome speci-
neu Of his breed, and his long, 1esn BODY.
short, powerful legs, full chest and broad
head, with his long snout, armed with ter.
rible teeth; which glistened iereelously 80 tho
msnse strength aud determined pluck
Hardly had Ike and bis handler made thcir
appearance than the handler Of Flash, with
h,a pct, appeared In the ring. The appear.
a9cs Of W dog Tas ,,S sfSarsely laiript 70 that
tiou Of his shorter jaw, which left the i'm
preston Of his Inability 10 catch as powerful
4 hold as hta opponent, and which became
verified Us the contest progressed. Ap-
proachlug each other, the trainer Of each
within foot, commenced atroking them and
utteEtuE expressions calculated to excite tho
dogs. At given signal from the pit keeper
the dogs we're Recessed, and aew at each
othes with unconauerable fury. he.
and, rolling over esch Other, they % kicked.
bit npd yelled rs though With the spirit Of
hell. Time being called, the dogs were sep
asated, theif wounds examined, sud their
bodies washed oftha blood With which they
Emeit Of and tasted with the tongues OF tic
trainers about the head and neck, to ascer-
tain that no poisonous snuE had been placed
upon them, they were released again. and
again pursued their fcrocious work until sep
aTated. Seven rounds were fonght, and a.
thoneh nearly exhausted and scarcely cara-
bic OF standing on THUR legs, neither showed
the white feather, aud they were put TO the
work again, when, by a fortunntc snap.
Ike fastened bis taugs in the throat OF bis op-
poncnt, ard. with the determination of iicalh.
continued to hold until Flash rolled over and
over In the aguries of dissolution. Although
neasly deAd himself, such was the determi-
nasion Of the victorious brute. that the hand
1ers had great difficulty In 1oosenine his grip
upon the thrnat ot the d.sd dog The fight
occupied forty eight minutes, and during tic
entire time SO much were the spectators in-
terested In the revoltin, spectacle, that
scarcely word was spoken The victorious
dog Was wrapped tu warm blankets by III.
hahdler, and means adopted 10 restore his
vf.tnr
, 1866-12-22
THE NORTH CAROt.1NA WDIP.
F1NG POST.

The President snstaans The whipping post.
We have already noticed the fact that the
rebel Government Of North Carolina has en-.
acted Law making public whipping the
penalty Of certain minor offences that Gen.
ers1 sickies fseued an order prohibiting the
irniction Of corporal punishment BY the
courts, and that the eo-ca1lcd Legislature Of
North Carolina forthwith sent a delegation
to Washington to confer with johnson and
@ct him to let North Carolina have her whip.
ping post aud enjoy 1t unmolested. Cover
nor Worth was nj the head OF the delegation
Which went out on this humane and cnlixht.
ened znizsion. The Presldent, "a might have
been expected. very promptly set aside Gcu-
cral Sickaes' order and 1eipstated the whip
ping post in all Its glory. North Casollna il
in fever Of joyful excitement she has Won
great victory over the "fankccs,'' and can
now wa1lop her "n{ggevs" with Is little re-
straint - before the war.
II seems that Colonel Dramford tnte7terea
and prevented the whipping OF negro at
Raleigh On Thursdav. That WIS before hc
had learned that 4. J. was in favor Of the
docging. Judge Towle directed the lndlct.
tneut of the Colonel pna all other tnllitsr,
officers concerned in The Interference, aud
the deEpatch triumphantly announces that
"the negro VIII be whipped to-aaS.'' Tins
will the majesty Of Andrew johnson be vim.
dicated; thus will the world witness that
North Carolina + + sovereign State. Tue
Governor hiss been called on to carry out tho
law but whether be IL TO do the fo.gine
With his own baud Is not stated. Is it not
time for Congress to interfere aud show these
barbarlsns that there is power greater than
Andrew Johnsonl II ia pretended that this
law app1ies 10 white men as well Is black
naen- But while 1t makes no distinction In
It's terms, It WIS intended for the blacks
only, and is executed upon them only.
, 1866-12-22

married forty.thsce years. died the week
af,er they arrived in This country. This cir"
eumstance probably Weighed 30 heavily rpon
the old uat's mind, that his rcsson wns at
times dethtoued, sud In due Of these spol1 oi
melancholy he committed the xct. Yesterday
forenoon be Was about, seeming as we'll ns
usual. He wcut down town after ,luner, re-
turned between and o'clock, aud tmmc-
dtately went to the stable, which Was the
last seen Of HIM alive. To accomplish his
purpose, he had evidently taken position
rope, adjusted the tatalinoose aud leaped luto
eternity. The conutenauee exhibited no ey-
idenee Of the death having been prolonged.
, 1866-12-22
a Son FlndE His Father HaucfuE
head.

tFsou Tie Dsyeaport Gazette, December sUhl
yesterday evening, about 5 o'clock, Mr..
5c, a5a9s, OF the arm Of Miller 4 Hass, grain
aeaiess. on Harrison street, upon returning
to bis residence on Fourth street, Just west
OF scoit noticed that his COW had not been
staoled oS bis asher, US customary. Sup
Posing the old gentleman WAS Temporarily
absent, atr. Hass started to attend to the
matter himself Upon ascending to the hay
Ion he was honffed to fnd his father hanc.
ing from rafter BY the neck, dead. Upon
examination e the body was found almost cold.
~. Hass alarmed his family and sent for Dr..
1omson, who soon arrived, when the body
was cut down and removed to the house.
TheTe IN inaueat waa held upon It. 4 yer.
Dict Of suicide by banging was returned.
The Ficttm Of te1rdcstruction wa. appar-
entity hale, hearty man. about sixty-seyen
Years ofagc. Only fourteen months ago be
canae 70 this country With his wife from Hol-
stein. Hermauys to lota their children, three
ot*hom. two sons and daughter, haye re-
sided In this city several yenrs,
1de dece&sed's wife, to WHOM he had been
, 1866-12-22

IN the report OF Mondays proceedings IL
error occurred in reference to the action npou
AZ. AtAler's resolution for the apf'oIotment
If select committee. to Inquire whethc.
aug officer Of tho United States had been
guilty Of high crimes aud misdemcanors
INC resolution vas not received, two-thtrds
Of The House not having voted to suspend
the rules to allow 1t 10 be introduced. On
the question Of suspending thc rules, the
vote was as follows:
C9t-Mefezs. Alley, AHisou, Anderson, Arnc1f,
p: r Asale!, Z. y. Ashley. Baker. na.awtn,
han, , Eows BOZ! veil. Aandscee. Bsornall. nacE:
Sesb. sesslteE. Cg1lou, Dixon, phegs. Ecs1eX.
Abner c: uAdlnE, H.fs. Ga~kfos. Hasrs, Hep.
de!ton. Ml- Holmes, hotehktss, Dcrnka Hubbard.
John r. Hubbard, lncc+sol. y1tisu, Eeltfy, Eel,
eo% knontz, huykcndall, 1AGln, KlllIsra Law
rtret, LohTtear, Lynch Astsinn, Marin, NC
CfurT;, Mclpdoc. Melee, MtR1er. Me.euE.
Ao1an, Moulson, AYeis, O'Ncll. Orb,
rsines r,5ts5;on, Mss;o5 r. rs1h.m, Hte, re@e-
erdsc, Epson. Van Aetnsm, Butt Van iIoro. z,
7. fsn Born, s. =, Washbnrue. Nelker, Went.
worth, WMnarns, J. r Wilson and Wlpdosu-a,
Nnss-acstre. Arnes, Ancoua, Berrcp. BoTef,
Campbell, Cnan1c., Cooper naxes, Defrea.
DtuthG. Dcnisou, Dodge. Etdsidxe, Ftnck
Gtor. h,rnnes, Hale, Aaron HArdtug. nise, Hogan,
Chester p. nnhba,d. +. L. nuhntll, Hunter,
1en6Ssf, hetr1 l4ihsrn. IeBupd< lefsR4teh, Mar.
r nMaaeat1. narnsond, Mttes, Rogers, Ross, saanl.
\; G: 1arior. Scitou Taylor, Thornton. 4. d.
Ward, WA1nct. kHd Whaity@3,
, 1866-12-22
SPORTING,
Great Dog Fight in Philadelphia for
$500 slde-The Fight Lasts Forty.
eight NInuEr4.

GASA1e .A10UEf4.
(Fsfom the New York Herald.1
FHnAnElrHlA, December 1872 N.
fight between the celebrated bull fight
three O'Clock. The reputation Of these
dogs, and the fact that theT were sired hy
ne best fighting bull dog stock In the coun.
Try, had excited q great deal Of Interest
among me lovers of canine sport, and large
result BY the crowd Of New TorE sd Phila
deht. ' sports VINO assembled TO witness the
! The aehting dog Ike was sited'by jacob R.
Kooms;s dog Billy, = dog, # Is said, Of IN.
ps9 pens,S9 a',sS s aa' sa s H. sp sss
victorious II all. His mother was the
famous slut Fanny. Ike early manifested the
p!uck and gameDtas Of his parents aud ey1ne-
ed such promising qualities Is induced bis
:" II ia; Ahur 3 o. I'm fihsSdspas 3D.
brated dog Flash. weight twenty -aix pounds,
imported from England, and of tie best
English stock, By Harry Jennings, and by him
sold TO Thomas Tngman, of Phladelphta.
The stakes ftsaU side) were deposited In
the hands Of the stakeholder last mouth, the
articles of agreement drawn up, and all the
srrangementa perfected for the coming Fight,
each dog 10 be reduced to twentY-slx pounds,
fighting weight.
TIE FIGUr
WoR plaee IN ratflck Eaffhlls dog pit, in
Hoyalneusing, and early In the afternoon
large conconrse Of gamblers, dog fighters,
pugilists and sporting men Of all dascrip-
lions assembled at The rendezvous. The
first to enter the arena-which WAS com
posed Of q circular space In the centre OF the
apartment, some seven BY Ave feet, enclosed
BY rough boards about two feet and half
high, and around which were elevated seats
arranged for the accommodation OF the
pectstors--waa John McNauon, the handler:
OF the dog Ike. whose appearance was
greeted with applause b. tho motley Assem-.
, 1866-12-22
TIE TEMPORAL kOWEff OF THE
POPE.


Sixteen ycAr1 xgo, tbs Sandman Premier,
Matsfmo D'Azeglfo, gave popularity to the
cr1 Of Rome for capital -; and Cavour and
bis successors have followed that policy cAu-
t1ously and patiently, I'LL now The French.
man goes home to an inglodous reception.
and the Government Of the Cardinals awaits
reconstruction. The person most in the way
u Flo Ntno, whose stereotyped reply to NIL
movements for regeneration Il, non Ioubnus.
Two years ago, Pins X Wis thought to be
near his reward, and Louis Napoleon sent to
the Vsticsna couple Of medfeinc.nen TO look
at him, who pronounced his physical posst.
buitics 10 be one twelre,month. Had not
the Pope dctlcd the doctors and oyeratcppcd
his term. another pou&if might hare proved
! more tsactablc. But there he sits,
solcnn and obstinate. Never before has
| The rapal dynasty laced such an
| ordeal. There hsre been exllcd Fopes, ard
| captive Popes, and anti-Popes; Fopes be-
| slcgcd in their own palaces, and Popcs be-
sieEinG free Italian cities Popcs numbering
the fsithlut, aud Popes murdered by the
| faithfuls but never get has the Papacy bucn
\ brought to stand before tue tribunal OF the
| free public opinion Of its own subjects.
| Baron Ricasoli, In bis recent official circular,
| admirably puts the Issue upon THE 1neon-
n,na,rn rn,,t;cs, ~ .~i,;at ~. ".sa ,s,,s
~ 1ts1,. Thn 4stnno.,1 ,a,rs. ,a,". r. ,'A'.
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