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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT BANKRUPTCY BRANCH. .

The petition OF Jared Sparks who Is DESTROYS OF
ceiving The benefits OF the Bankrupt act received
yesterday. THIS made the twenty seventh petition that
has been filed thus far.
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FHE ERurr1oN AT WESTERN
The following gives the location Of the shoal cause
bv the submarine eruption the Western Islands the
To ElvfGArons AND ALL wuox MAY CoNcERN--yotico
hereby given that between tho LIST aud 81 volcano
eruption the end the Island OF Ter
ceir niles from the land In lat So 81 n Ion " 20 frou
Grcenwich
The shosl reported be visible the 9Th, end kth
volcano active operation.
Fayal June H. 1867.
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has constantly adopted since the outbreak Of the
recton namely, 70 hold the Italian government rc-
sponsioe Tor the movement which u represents 10 bs
wholly the work Of Garibsldans from italian territory
and totally destitute even at the present moment. Of
any native support Such 10 the basis OF the circular
which Cardinal Antopei Ia the point OF ADDRESSING
20 ths rowefs upon the present position OF Tue holy
See and In which be will appeal for help against the
intrigues OF perndious Italy
In Rome the moment OF insurrection Is rapidly ap-
preaching, and complete harmony has at length been
restored among the party Of action The direction Oh
the movement 10 now In the hands OF the old
National Committee. which has so long held aoof from
any participation In the plans OF the party, since tney
disapproved OF the Garibaldsn initiative and suspected
views They now. however quit Their isolation, az the
request OF the heads OF sections and have issued the
proclamation appended
The New York herald., 1867-10-29

following as an Authentic version OF this
six r. NJ taud not 10 tho mornng on the "a ins' 'us
commander or the Sesia observed boat wncn appsaea
have LEFT The Island OF capTera and appeared 70 %
making for Maddaen through the strait OF noccne oi
Bonifacio The sesa Immediately proceeded In thus d.
reclon but could up with the ooal on account
OF the numerous reefs In the strait The commander
therefore ordered blank shots 70 DO nred ana SUD-
seouently several muskot shots, blank cartridge, In
order 10 obtain attention from the boat this procedure
not only being justified by the naval regulations but
duty incumbent upon the commanders OF vessels As
the boat did not the signal and would shortly have
got out OF sight among the rocks the commander OF the
Sesia nrsd ball in such direction as to strike the
at considerable distance from the boat solely with the
object of compelling obedience to his signals. The boat
was found be the large launch OF General Garbald
who himself on board, accompanied by few
other persons His travelling trunks also In the
boat To the Generals question whether these shots
were intended to call him back the commander could
only reply in the Affirmative.
We are informed that the commander treated tho Illus.
trious General with every consideration Upon asking
he under arrest the commander replied that he
did not arrest him, but that he must prevent him from
leaving Caprera hs begged him. therefore, to consider
himself his passenger and placed the Sesa entirely at
his disposal
The New York herald., 1867-10-29

The Pope's Plea TO the Monarchs-Pnper De-
fence of the Holy Father.
FLORENCE, Oct Is, 1867.
The Unfi Cdacd, the chief organ of the ultrarnon-
tane party in Italy, thai tho holy See is about
announce, officially and dpIomatcally TO tho European
Powers the following facts
L That while all the provinces OF the are enjoying
shs most perfecs peace and tranquility, armed bands
proceeding the frontier OF the territory occupie
by the Florence government have entered these pro-
TO excite dcord and rebellion against the eg-
mate government and to commit Of criminal bri-
gandass.
That the Inhabitants OF the districts suddenly In
vsded by these bands instead OF responding such
citations and adhering TO the revolt introduced among
them, have remained loyal to the Holy Father mani
Testing their sbhorepce OF such felonious acts
g. Tnat tho bands have beon formed u Tuscany and
The provinces usurped from the Holy See and that In
broad day, under the eyes OF the Italian governmental
authorities who have granted passports although was
notorious that these travellers intended invade the
Pontihcal States.
That tho Italian troops have given free passage
many OF these bands who have invaded the Pontncal
territory from various points OF the Tuscan and oviean
frontier
That these troops have received the bands OF
invaders whom beaeu and dispersed BY the Pontidcah
Forces they have rccrosssd the frontier.
"On these grounds" concludes the Unpd Cdioica,
'ths government Of the Holy See will declare itself TO
be the victim OF a frcsh attempt the part OF tho
Florence governmsnt which, notwithstanding tho Sop
tsmbsr Oonvsntion has permitted invasion OF the
territory which IL solsmny undertook 70 guard"
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cARIBALDl'S ESCAPE.
SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM 70 TINE HERALD

The Fiiaht from Caprcra-Recepsion Of the
General ON Board the Mall Steamer.
FLoRKscr, Oct IL, 1867.
within the last three days the R3orma aud other
democratic papers have published somewhat exaggerated
accounts Of the circumstances attending the prevention
or GArbalds attempt reach the mainland on the I'd
inst These journals stated that the commander Of the
Italian war vessel sesiA Cred two shots upon the boat
which was conveying Gsribadi 70 toe mail steamer
bound for Leghorn, and that these shots we're followed
By volsy Of musketry from the sesia eAnoa'al,
-. s,.o sdd.d asked the ommander Of the sesis II
sbs orIng had been directed against him. and was an.
ewered In the Affirmative
Tb. mpistsrisi Caa7a d. FvenI Of today gives ths
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FRENCH INTERVENTION.
S3ECIAl MAIL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

OplniOn Of the Italian Press.
FLORENCE, Oct 16, 1867
The Provincial journals concur in censuring the Ian
guage OF tho French journals La France and La Par<
The Opnoe. Of Florence, again urges the government
to take measures to prevent any Intervention.
The Perseverance, insists upon the immediate occupa-
ton OF the Pontca states by the Italian troops declar-
Ing that every delay dangerous the monarchy and
to the institutions OF the country.
The entire italian press Is unanimous In calling for the
occupation OF the Papal territory.
1t is stated that owing to the personal nterposton Of
the King . reconciliation has been effected between
Signor Ratazzi and the Marquis Pepoli and General
Ciadini His Majesty brought those gentlemen to-
geher for this purpose the Pitt Palace and had the
satisfaction Of seeing his good Offices attended with
plete succesR
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Surgeon John ID. Murphy. United states Navy.
telegraphc despatch from Washington announces
The death, at Pensacola Fla, OF Passed Assistant
surgeon John d. Murphy, Of the United States navy
The OF his death was yellow fever. surgeon
Murphy was . native OF New York and was compare.
lively young man. He entered the navy In 1891 and
served with credit during The rebellion being present Al
many Of the ssverest naval engagements which took
placs during the war For some pas. he had been
stationed the Gulf coast, where tho yellow fever ls
now raging IN epidemic FORM He ablo ofncer
aod hs death will 30 quite q loss 10 the sorvlca
The New York herald., 1867-10-29
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
Effect Of the Continental War Agitation on
the Money Market.

the Money Market.
From the London Times city artclel, Oct 1871
The Stock Exchange opened yesterday with symptoms
almost OF panic, and the market closed at the
heaviest prices Of the day, the accounts from
the Paris Bourss continuing to excite amount
OF dstrust, the effects OF which are probably
usual. worse than anything thai would 70.
result from dennite declarations movements OF any
kind In other respects tho disposition
to view everything with dependency and alarm aud
the state OF Liverpool, Manchester and Glasgow
the last losses in cotton and manufactured goods,
together with the rise In wheat and expectation of
bullion to Paris pay the debt OF spanish govera.
ment to the Sociee Generate, served tbs
tendency In the Stock Exchange money 10 offered e
one psr cent and In the open market six mouths biis
continue TO be readily negotiated At two per cent
Al Liverpool and Manchester yesterday the improved
tone OF Monday appears TO have been fairly maintained
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diplomacy 70 scorn Ard, after ALL the time for bes,ts
tion il past Revolution already a tue eateS a.
Rome. While France and Iaiy are debating on whlcs
the duty intervention deyolvss cause q
order deadsst risk. and Mazzni has the star
Of Victor Emanuel
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Garibaidi to the Romans.

The Italian papers publish the following proclamation
which Garibald has addressed to the Romans:-
Notwithstanding tinid councils and insolent threats
you nave spontaneously cut short delay ana while
forests OF the Sabna to the heights OF the Giancolo
You are accomplishing with just impatence your duty
Italy, am convinced, will fulfil hers Between Rome
and me there has long been solemn compact and 1t
oil cost will maintain my promise and will be with
you. But to varquish am superfiuous The dauntess
survivors Of vascelo and San Papcazo the trei
rams Of the national battles nghung in your ranks
aod their names carry with them victory. do not
fuse the glorious mandate OF directing you, but until
yield your desire and that Of all my friends
and transfer the direction Of the enterprise into the
hands of my Menott certain that he will conquer
with you die at his post On my arrival lot
main merely the opprobrous recollection Of the exc
craoIe tyranny which has oppressed you.
Ocr. s, 1867. G. GARIBALDL.
Manifesto of the Florence RevolutionIsts.
The Florence Central COMMITTEES, established aid Of
the Roman insurrection, have issued the following
address:--
IrALASsi-You have responded and will continue TO
respond to our appeal which was none other than CRY
from ,ns % soal revealing & da'y The feeling which
diers Of the people, members or Parliament
declared Rome to be tho capital Of Iay,
that expressed the will OF the nation tho invitation
SIMPLE, as should be- Fighting death wero
going on tho September convention was already broken
In blood, the time tor argument was at an end. What
then remaneds To aid those VINO are burying the
temporal power OF the Popes that IL may longer
tain the air Now we declare that tho die cast bv the
Insurgents has been taken up by Italy and Iay under
pain Of death, must speedily fulfil the duty enjoIned
upon her BY many centuries OF misfortune by all her
thinkers by all her martyrs In order the pebis.
citum may not be vain thing that the
texts for squanderng may ceass that admins ratve
anarchy may persh that reaction may be driven from
Its haunt and that conscience may be held sacred
to the world. Italians, to Romei What money--what
blood will ever bear more fruitful result than this
Show that the cry OF Garibaldi the of tho
tonal conscience. Hc Is prisoner in his island-a
fault and . msrortune-but his soul Ii every.
where 1t calls the Romans assemble in
their pazzas and invites Italy reach the Capitol
Victory lies in clearly defining the object OF the ue
aud desire that the Pope may remain Pope for those
VINO believe In him Rspdity OF action is also neces-
sary. And will not Italy speedily furnish every meaosf
Men who know how TO die abound among But that
is not sufficient material resources required in
order that there may not be vain hecatomb Of so
many precious lives that the love OF country
be punished by hunger and abandonment, and that the
sck and wounded may be properly tended.
Italians, succor the combatantsl
THE COMMITTEE
FLoRxscE Oct. IL, 1857.
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THE WAR FOR ROME.
SPECIAL MAIL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.

Tie Pope's Plea To the Monarchs-Paper De-
fence of the Holy Father.
The New York herald., 1867-10-29

Proclamation Of the National Committee to
the R0unns.

Proclamation Of the National Committee TO
the Romans.
RosAss The National Junta having been dissolved
and Haiy lreed from the responsibility Of generous
upon hs true ground. The National Committee which
In this question has always preserved its real character
now again called upon By the heads Of sections TO
assume the direction OF Affairs Patriotism and bound
less reliance upon support encourage to uader
take this charge without hesitation.
Romans'-f Italy has fulfilled It's painful duty OF 70.
pressing generous initiative Ia for US 70 perform
our duty to the utmost Rome belongs to the Romans.
and all Europe the right Of tho Romans 10
Obtain satisfaction for their legitimate aspirations and
wantR convention which We did not sgo compelled
TO make painful essay We accepted the task. The
trial has been decisive and has proved the theocratcal
power 70 DO incompatible with civilization and incapable
OF governing 1t must therefore resign itself 10 fall
Romans when We exposed the wees and the great
abuses OF sacerdotal government the Roman court re-
piled BY the doctrine OF mmobllty which supported
by the brute force OF s merccnaes IT. therefore, our
recognized right 10 not bitter mockery, II hitherto
effort 10 ameiorate condition has proved fruit
less can We be wrong in having recourse TO the last
sxtremyf The triumph Of civilization and the true
interests OF tho Church will justify the energy Of our re-
solves,
Romans the provinces are already in revolt and the
nsurrection VIII shortly be universal We must asso-
ciate ourselves with this movement We must secoud
II with all our energies since the triumph OF the pro-
vinces will facilitate success in Rome. Let US all,
therefore, be prepared and hold ourselves In readiness
Let the blood Of our brethren, which the Ponthcal
Zouaves shedding in the Provinces serve still
further to innams our souls Romans the moment oi
the fnal struggle approaches For counry's sake
let US all unite and each obey the orders that Will be
issued from the Central Committee Recollect that dis
cpline Is strength. Any partial idreced or inoppor
tune movement may be fatal to Place reliance
Romans, In this committee. which has already gwen
you proof Of strength Of prudence and firm ness OF pur
pose Now that the moment for energetic resolutions
has arrived It will not fail Its duty Let US courage
ousy SUPPORT each other and act with discipline ant
the cause Of civilization must triumph.
THE ROMAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE
The New York herald., 1867-10-29
GaribaIdi to the Italians.

Garibald issued the following brief address from Ca
prera, under date Of October t.
To THE IrALIASs-Fighting has begun on the Roman
territory; there are men there for whom would give
thousand lives Listen TO cowardly word but march
To morrow Italy will receive congratulations from the
entire world. which will have witnessed your herosm.
9. GARlBALDI.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-12
GARDEH TIrI1GF. Prem

GARDEN TuLAGE. Promising
that a garden OF. some sort has al
ready been provided, we would
urge the- economy OF constant cul-
ture to keep down weeds. In 4
well managed garden ii seldom ever
becomes necessary 10 pull weeds
a free use or the push, or "ScutlIe
hoe, light steel rake, common hoe,
or cultivator, Will destroy weeds as
they gerlninate, prate the soil and
hasten tie growth OF plants When
seeds are planted IN straight drills,
the ground can be worked close to
the plants without injury, and thus
the expense Of culture viii be les
sened. Ii ordinary garden vegc-
tables have not been sown. II i not
too late 10 sow now on well prepar-
ed soll Sometimes seeds sown
june Isl, will bring better plants
than those sown earlier. We knew
ct 4 garden made last wear after
july 18th, that, Welded largely Of al
most everything desired but it was
Worked very sharply during the
growth OF the crops. Farm and
Fireside Journal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-12

SAVE THF Soar SUDs.-,. saw
now that are is awicked waste: dive
know it. nc;ehbor Flandrv -
What, Uncle Enoch. Dunno rs
I quite understand We" Why.
thrown out and wastin' that way
all them soap suds the way your
gals there Is dom" 'What Is
SOAP sudS worth. Uncle Enoch =
"'Bout 2 hundred dollars. what
vour foiks'il make tween now and
spring. Ourn was worth MORN
that las: winter, and | guess our
folks don, wash more discs and
clothes'n yomn" ~ - at III
uatur do you do with sas'. suus 81
IN Ike EN- worth ar, uucleEnoch!'
Didn't | tell gu. Wal. raly now
| meant Ia cone it. and ! will now.
We save every mute ii our soap
suds and dish water, for our garden
and track parca. si,lashin' i over
the ground bout ouce a week N.
winter. Its good for gooeeGerries
and C ar.ts, and kills . powerful!
10. t.Es ana beetles. and pesky
worms - tateas tha ground
more'n :. hGa,-.d dollars worth be
sides. That's what soap sudS i
good tor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-12

CRYsTALZING GLASS. 10 one
quart OF water add one pound OF
alum = boil till al the alum IS dis
solved, add little indigo, and tEen
pour it into flat dish and place
the glass init. Let it stand till the
crystals are formed. which will take
about twenty-tour hours Peach
stones, cinders, heads Of wheat,
oats, etc, may be thus crytalized.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-12

UHDERDRAIHINe LAND-i1s IF
observation-disclosures il undertlrain-
ing land were made in Scotland,
last year, for the purpose Of deter
mining the effect on the tempcra-
ture of the soil, compared with that
in the same vicinity which was not
drained. The result was that the
draining raised the temperature ! :
degrees, equal to q removal Of tbs.
land from one hundred to one hun
dred az fifty miles sCath. This i
anaif2lp.drant consideration connect
ed with compact, heavy soils, whose
retentiveness Of wafer renders them
cold and comparatively inert with
respect to vegetation. Draining
land involves considerable expense,
but its increased productivenes>
soon repays this, besides assuring
increased profits Tor the future.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-12

y NV PAINT OII..-It is claimed
that Doty's Patent Compound Paint
OIL will make whittier compound
with white lead than any other oil,
that il may be useu Will great adj
vantage for all coiorad pants, that
paints when being mixed unite
more easily with this oil than with
linseed oil, that paints thus mixed
are more easily applied than wh'-l
mixed in the ordinary way. md
that they dry quicker, wear better,
without fading, either on outside or
inside work. Is the ue1g oil spoken
Of, together with tile foregoing adj
van.ages, IS one-tLird cheaper than
linseed oil, it will be likely to lind
Il ready sale
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-12
KITCHEN g. GARDEN.

BEWARE OF strong drink.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-12

w AsuISGToN caKE.-Take three
quarters OF a pound Of flour, one
halt pound Of butter. three-quarters
OF q potrnd Of sugar, four eggs, one
cup Of cream, a wine-glassful OF
brandy, one-haIf pound Of raisins,
one nutmeg, one-half tablespoonful
Of lemon juice, one teaspoonfui OF
saleratus. Bake four hours very
slow.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-12

WHITE HARD Soar. - Seven
pounds soda, three Of lime, four gal
Ions OF water; boil together till dis
solved. Let this stand to settle !;
then pour off as long as any remains
clear, and add water TO make four
gallons. Boiling this, add four
pounds Of grease and two table
epoonfuls Of borax; boil till thick
Take up and put away to cool.
When it is cold, cut the pieces rather
larger than the size YOU want them,
as il shrinks in drying.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-12
Vegetable Sici|ian Hair Remover

-
Has stood the test of screen aJeors
trial by the pubic and no Drep0-
ration for the hair get discore1'ed
sciU produce tie same beneficial
results. 1t is q netc scientific dis
cOJSrY, combining the most 3}OtCer-
Tftt and restorative agents IN the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1t restores
GRAY HAIR TOTS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1t makes the scdID
acHite ana clean; cures daisdrUt'
and hanaOrs, and falling out of the
hair ana 7CiU make it g3'OsC u1Do1t
bald heads, ercept in a'ery aged
tire principle or 7Chich the hair
Is nourished and supported. 1t
makes the hair 0acist, soft, and
glossy. and is Hi,sarp HSsed as q
HAIR DRESSING. 1T Is the cheapest
preparations erer. offered TO the
pubic. Us one bottle 1CiU accom-
pfisht more and last longer than
three bottles OF any other prepare
ton.
1t IS recommended and use6 bU
the First Medical Authority.
The scOitleyfttt results produced
or orr Sic3fjun Hair RenereY.
hare induced nuI3V 10 7llonufdc-
tufe preparations IoN the Hair,
UndeP c0riOUs names and i7a
order to induce tLe trade and the
public to purchase their COM
pounds. they hare resorted to false
hoods. bY Calming they- acere
former I,o,f nei.s. or had som cos,-
aectiOn ,cith oar lIr. Han. and
their preparation rrgS similar to
ours. DO not be deceired by them!
Purchase the original 1T has
nereJ beer. c1u0ffed. our Treatise
on the Hair. 9Th certificates sent
free bu maj. SIC that each bottle
has oar pirate RereHfe Stamp
orer' the top of the bottle. -4H 9TH
ers are totif0tiOaS.
r. P. Hall & Co.. Props. Nashua. N. n.
Sod hsj Iii Bs7fcqists aud Dtrlers IL, 5f.xiieiysA
6. A. COOK, CHICAGO, I'LL.
Aren't Tor the s r,h.wesssru sr.eeN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-12

FRUITS OF ELECTIoSs- These
fruits are generally preceded by
the appearance Of some early bri-
berries