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Italy.
From The N. Y. Tribune.

from He ". T. ITtONte'
The obstacles thrown in the way of the
revolutionary party in Italy seem to swell the
volume and ultimately accelerate the momen-
tum of the current. The Italian people are a
sort of child-race among the nations, not only
in their immaturity in all that pertains to Gov
ernment, but in those causes out Of which
their immaturity arises, viz, their superstition,
their love of ease and amusement, their lack
of business capacity, masculine energy, per-
sistence, and will. Hence Italian revolutions
are succession of happy or unhappy acoi-
dents The resistance to be overcome is 80
slight as only to seem respectable when COM
parea with the feebleness-in all but leader
--ol the farty OF Action. 1t is into the midst
OF such weak elements that Garibaldi il thrown
as almost the only soul and energy and vita
lizing power in the movement. Garibaldi at
Liberty Is revolution, GayibalA inprisOnSd
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issue" for them, but one of life and death. II
the blacks are not enfranchised, Vallandigham
could beat General Grant for President. If the
Southern States were reconstructed on white
basis, he could and would carry all but one of
the fifteen late slave States by overwhelming
maloritles, as the late elections in Maryland
and Kentucky conclusively attest. The Demo
cratic party, reinforced by the late Rebels,
would rule us with rod of iron from the hour
that reconstruction without negro suffrage was
contaminated. We defy any one who can
count twenty to shut his eyes to the fact that
the fourteen Southern States Tennessee
standing out) will unanimously choose Demo-
cratic Electors of President and send twenty
eight Democrats to the Senate, with nearly a
hundred to the House, from the hour in which
they are 'rehabilitated" with their blacks
under the feet of their whites.
V. OF course our devotion to manhood, as
contradistingushed from white, suffrage is not
governed by the above considerations. We
worked as heartily for it in 1916, when slavery
ruled the land, and there was but the faintest
hope of its ultimate overthrow, as we do now.
We are simply showing why even the other
sort of Republicans can't ego back" on the
negro if they would. Unless they intend to
make Blairs of themselves, by going over to
the sham Democracy, they will have to face
the music, no matter though they have no
ear. Tony Lumpkin, urged by his mother to
disappoint his friends who are expecting him
at the tavern, naively answers, "Though |
could easily consent to disappoint my friends,
l can't afford to disappoint myself" And
every professed Republican who turns against
manhood suffrage should bespeak and secure
beforehand place in the Democratic caravan.
There is no other going his way; and, II his
policy wins, the other won't go at all much
longer.
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complaints of bad treatment and broken trea-
ties, and now rely upon the new Commission ION
homes and support, the same as the other
tribes were, and will doubtless be sensible
enough to exchange their rowing, irregular
life for comfortable houses and Government
rations. Should they refuse this, however,
the Peace Commission will have done some
good in withdrawing, for few weeks at least,
so many hostile savages from the great lines
of travel.
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0#A GARDNER q FLEMING,

COACH MAKERS,
Mo. 0IA SOUTH FIFTH STREET.
New and second .hand Carriages for sale. Par
tjcular attention paid TO repairing 80 6m
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HYDRAULIC PACKING,

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the Lubricalye Packing but OF different & materist m
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DOXEsI B0XESl B0XEal
ID Frankiin Planning MIL all kinds OF Boxes. Box
Shocks and lap Boards made 70 order. Also, Lum-
ber Tor aale worked 10 SUIT customers Also, White
and Hard Pine Flooring. @. M. WHITING, NJ E cor
neT OF GIRARD AYepps END VIENNA IS. lRNlm
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

KprroRIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING youRNAIs
uPou CURRENT ToPIos-coMPILED EVERY
nav Po1 THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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ia ooupter revolution. But the imprisoned
Garibaldi is again at liberty, if his words are
free. The proclamations Of the prisoner
are the DEGREES of the inchoate State that is
still in the womb, but may be born to-
morrow. AS with his revolutions of Sicily
and Naples, so it may be with this
of Rome. To-day the new State is
but a thought in one hero's breast
Tomorrow it is an emotion that trembles in
the hearts OF thousands. Then it is an en-
thusiasm--a riot-a triumph-and, at last,
State, the brightest gem in the diadem OF
Italy. 1t is difficult to believe that the Italian
Government can be otherwise than secretly
desirOus of the success of the revolution.
That, while it is mere 6meute, it should aim
to keep up the appearance of preserving its
treaty stpulatiOns is natural. That it should
arrest Garibaldi, and so keep him from launch
ing himself on the uncertain tide of popular
enthusiasm in the Papal States, without an
organization or an army, was probably neces-
sary to prevent his falling into the hands OF
the Pope's executiOners. To suppose that
Victor Emanuel has more regard for a
treaty with his admitted enemies than for
achieving the addition of Rome and the Papal
States to his kingdom, is to suppose that he
is destitute not only of common sense, but Of
ordinary selhshness. The unknown quanti-
ties in the problem are, will the people OF
Rome effect a formidable rising, so as to justify
the avowal Ofthe movement by Victor Ema-
nuel? Will Napoleon reGnact the role Of pro
tector of the Pope, as in lS49, and prevent the
consummation of Rome's deiverance Will
Prussia intervene to prevent Napoleon's inter
ventiOn
The success of the Italian revolution would
be so vast step forward that the hearts of
all the Protestant, and half the Catholic world,
beat quicker at every symptom of hope for its
hero. The friends of liberty in England have
sent him words of cheer and comfort which
will have their weight. For words in England
are stronger than men in Italy. The Pope,
who alone of all powers recognized the Con
federacy, and Napoleon, author of the Mexican
empire, are his only enemies. Is our Gov
ernment giving its moral support to freedom
in Italy or to despotism; to those who were
with us in our struggle or against us; to Carl
baldi, whose residence in cur midst would
have made him a citizen of our republic if he
could have ceased to be citizen of the world;
or to Napoleon, whose suppression of the re-
public in Italy, in l849, was only equalled in
perfdy by his attempted suppression of the
republic in Mexico Is it not time for the
American people to speak
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, May 24.-The -Herald's
City of Mexico dates of May eth give
the following: The bombardmentl is
going on. The city is in fearful condi-
hon. There was no water TO be obtain
ed except from artesian wells which,
rendered a scarcity, of, the supply.G4
-2-Foroed levies of men and money was
being made by MARQUES. ia,Et
Provisions scarce.
The diplomatic corps suspended its
relation with the Imperial government
ON the 18th Of April on account Of al
legged Partially towards Americans; in
the levying of prestHmos. 3l1i-E g1sve'
The runored SURRENDERED Queretero
is untrue. Macmillan being DESTROYS
Of guaranteeing but was puFsnaded not
to by Mejia and N1iranion who hold
him as a prisoner in their hands. y
A complete embargo was laid on the
Capital! At Monterey there Is no COM
munication with the outside in any d.
Erection.F No mails have arrived or de.
parted forthree MONTHS except bNpri-
vAte courierS. Business Is completely
paFali7edin consequence, ~
The outside seige was progressing
leisurely and Diaz was simply starving
out the garrison. By the instruetioufo Of
Jurez that plan has been decided as the
surest means Of capturing the positions
of the leaders. . 1-EiEu S0g
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WAsHINfoN, May "a. AQuartermaster
General Meigs has been granted leave
of absence for six months from June
5th on Rccountlof ill:health, with. per-
mission to leave the limited States.
Gen. Meigs will visit Europe.
Brevet Maj. Gen. Absalom is ordered
to report TO General Ord for temporary
duty. His assignment as assistant in.
spector of the Department of Lakes re-
mailing H33 liFLIC lIiI1II
In the case Of the United States VS..
Joseph Bruin, whose property was con.
.iScated and sold under a decree Of the
United States District Court, sitting al
Alexandria, Judge Underwood presj6.
ing, during the war. On application OF
counsel for Bruin, Chief Justice Chase
on Wednesday granted writ OF error
on the following grounds:
LIST. That the District Court condemn.
ed and sold absolute right and title! OF
the petitioner in and to the property,
which Judgment 1t was beyond the pow
er of the Court to pronounce.
I'd. And that Condemnation of pro-
perty was for treason of which the par
" could not be adjudged guilty except
by the finding OF jury.
Sd. That the proceeding were in Ad-
miralty when they should have been
upon common law side Of the Court by
information and not by libel.
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Il trProm, A1Inntn. ,f,nn y -

a ATLANTA May 24.-An Important
general order on registration has Just
been issued by Gen. Pope. The follow
ing are the salient points. It, states
that Georgia and, Alabama are district
ed, and freshmen placed on every board
OF registration; tegisters to take anfron
clad oath and explain to all their, polit-
ical rights and privileges; the, right to
register and vote is governed by mill
tary authorities violence, threats, or
any oppressive means to prevent per-
sons from registering or voting, to be
followed by Immediate arrest and trial
,bysa military commission. No con-
tractrWitht laboreEss .depriving them OF
'waSegfoE .auyt' longer; time than actual
" Consumed In registering or voting
will be permit under penalty of ar
rest and trial By. the military, In cases
of distuRbance1 AZ places of registration
or the polls the civil auth oritiesiWill be
called upon 10, afford pro lection and in
their default the military win see that
Interpretation is given. Civil officers
refusing to- protect registers oravoters
viii be arrested by the military and
tried by a military commissioner :
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From, tnePlnIna


ST. LOUIS, May 24.-Omaha dispatches
say that the Governor of Montana and
suite left ere for Fort Benton; on the
steamer Octaria, on Sunday, with an
escort of ninety men en- route to Camp
Cook. The accompanying party was
Col. Lewis, of the Seth infantry, who
arrived at Virginia City to Organize
volunteers for service against the In
dians in Galletin Valley, should they
be required.
The Cheyennes are committing petty
depredations on the Platte route. The
person belonging to the Pacific railroad
engineering party reported killed on
Black Hills a short time since, has
attacked by the Indians Jl LJgLl
About 5000 Ogallalas and Brute
Sioux Indians, under Spotted Tail and
Swift Bear, are near Fort Mcpherson,
asking subsistence from the govern
ment, IN consequence of their being
driven from their hunting grounds on
the republican tributaries, and by the
operations Of the troops against hostile
tribes. These bands profess great friend
BhIp for the whites 5llGhd : lfgEEeT9J
Little interruption occurs to trains
upon the roads from Sedgewick and
Laramie, north. Major Freeman, with
ov menr ana q nerd OF beef cattle'went
through to Fort Phil. Kearney with
little, lossa Their sskirmisherst and
hankers Kept the Indians at respecta.
BILE distance. Returning to Fort Reno
on their way, they met Major King
.corraled at Crazy Woman's Fork. The
trains had been attacked and lost Il
head ofcattle. Major King reported the
number of Indians to be $50, some
of them being mounted. Major Free
man gave him 20 men. He moved for
ward from North Platte without furth-
er molestation: Y sta tLlt w
On Friday last company herdIng
1926 head of stock for Perry and Good.
rich, 25 miles west of the North Platte,
were ats ckeds by the Indians andSfour
killed and the whole herd TAKEN.
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gan Central. ioS5 sa1lO Michigan south.
eFn: b614a66zl; Illinois Central, Il51<a
!iSA; Pittsburgh, 721<GZ28; Toledo,
11ztSsllS; Rock Island, s7asTk; North.
E esEe w., ~ asl 81 preferred,
aBoRDRRi ssTArE BoNDs-Ffrm; Mia,
soRri'sS ssh, Virginia's, OK. coupons,
Miseel laneous shares dun and heavy.
.5-,ib, q, Cipcinnsti. 80
MAY 24.-ELouR-Ip better demand;
sales 1000 bbls family at Sl4. Receipts,
l,lST bhls,. Exports, l,6i9 bbls. In. M :,
ltC4R:A1N-Whea Unchanged and not
much offered; sales Of No.: ! winter at
1000 bushels. Corn - Rather higher;
sales II 900 bushels at GOO, for No.
IN bulk Receipts, i, 900 bush. Oats
@-5s4rn ana In good demand at 74c for
MOI, and 40 Tor No. ., Including
black receipts 2, 700 bush, Rye-Quiet
and steady; no receipts. -
| S,SorroH-Dnl and no demand: mid.
ding ding offered at 2Sa24c; receipts, S8$
,WHsKY-Dull, and no sales. bsl5 1,
s. 20 in bond, hut not saleable at over
IS; receipts, 40S bbls; exports, es4 bbls.
PRovIsIoHs-Por quiet and
firm at S22 so. Bulk AIaats-Steadv:
sales 50, 700 lbs sides at. 10c, and 90, 600
lbs shoulders at So, BScon-In good
demand; sales 30 hhds at 90 for Shout
ders, uc for sides, III for clear ribbed,
l25<c for clear sides, and 600 for tierces.
Sugar Cured Hams-Sold at 15a15Ikc
Lerd-Firm, but demand Light at l2sssa
1916 asked. IN r..z,- - 40
Il BUTTER-Dull and prices lower, clos
ing az lSal9c for choice fresh; receipts
quite large and the demand Local, and
that pretty freely supplied by. wagons.
,CHEEsE-Un Unchanged stfaI..7 g..s-
GoLp-Sl 81 buying. .-5as6I San
auiiaatatu ,aoChIcaEO. gtar DIR g1
MAY q. LII ouR-Q quiet. -
GBAIN.-W heat I'll nsettled and dull
at 80 SOAP SSaS2 60a2 co. Corn-Be
at 81 10. oats-Quiet at 75a76. Rye
Dull 7at 81 50al So. Barley-Firm and
quiet at 9Oc. ? hi''t IN 10 ; 4lla'
JPRoyIsIoEs,-Pork @D1ll and un-
changed; shppndsrs, firm; clear sides,
LABD-Nominaly at I21zal2s6c,
WHtsKEY-Dull atS1 SOal 81. -
MIIUauKee.
i. MAY 24.-ELoUR-Dnll;;i or XXX SIP 25
ais 70. y HuiishN saHgAa .s2uaaI vel
GRAIN-Whsat-Dul at 81 81 for
No.2.p9msu bal eitfT 49, rgsal1ssr
MAY A.-FLoUR-DuII.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qd diet; for No. 2 Mil.
waukie exc. bCorn-95aI 10. Oats
19kas5c. Canal freights unchanged.
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ToRoN1o, May 24.-George Mason, a
southern spy, being connected with the
plot to assassinats Lincoln, left here to.
night for New York, accompanied by
an American detective under safe con-
duct from Seward TO give, evidence
against snrratt, also in the robbery in
which he took part when with Mos6y's
guerriIlas.f ,S=slts.,9 40 .tGAAl .
WaTrERY, G. W., 24,-An- emigrant
and special freight train collided here
to-day. One man, three women and a
child !Were killed andseveral others in
jured.s They Werealf Germans.
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New YoRK, May 24.-The HeraId's
washington special says: -

SecretarN Seward fIhas csignitied a
to interfere with the Eng
1isht Goyernment in behalf Sof the
Fenian Mcclure, who so calamity with
stood the English cavalry in ireland.
Ut is reported that inf consequence OF
theSstringency of money matters in his
district Ord, Intends. TO. issue a general
order staying the collection of debts for
'dn indefinite period.
7'9 The Augusta? Ga,j papers adYisesEthe
people to keep clear of Judge Kelley,
and thus avoid all possibility of sane
tioning anything he says. ss-frFss ~
The TimesispecfaKsays that Attorney
GeneralStansberry' opinion on the Re-
construction law will be published to-
day. : S = - S s5a,,a
ssThe President telegraphed to General
Fh6maslt to .dayto come to Washihgton
Immediately. Rumor connected 1t with
the possible removal or transfer OF
General Sheridan. - l---''si1ill-
The President notifedsthe Boston
Free Masons that he Would mot be able
to visit that city and participateint their
celebrations tEli ,sciRa As1HG7s1r8
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BEAsIsIsTsYl
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and Lopdoni with the ,mot gratifying ne
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From ~. .Ionis.

81. Lou1s, May IA large party OF
Eastern capitalists and railroadRmen,
inefuding AYm2 B. EAstqr, Peter Cooper,
y. hinklyf President, 8. M:Felton
f7&a fSSif Bts9EtG sd & BALI. iRs
more Railroed, and Nv. q. BtcKeap, Of
the Philadelphia Ledger, and Ie3srss
AMOS s. B2ysr, GEeeH and Putnam, OF
Boston,. and othera arrived at st. Jo-
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goto the termiuus OF the Kai1sas branch
OF the Union Pacific Railroad. ;
q Captain Grace, OF the Boston. Centre:
and organizer of Fehian. Brotherhoods.
.tsatl Omaha; designing the perfecting
OF an organization of FenianS there.
and forming military company for
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HISTOLOGY.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 28.--The steam
er Santiago de Cuba has eight feet Of
water in the hold and thumps badly,
II storm comes OF, she will be total
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sPALar4RA,tM Y, Maya There was
a serious break inethe Erie canal, Just
west of this village. 1t will take ten
days to repair IT. z 2 "a Il.
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3 MElrPHiS, TEN, May 24.@The Cum
ber1andi General ssembly I'D Iourned
to-day. 4 a Committee 3 of conference
was appointed on the subject OF a union
with other Presbyterian Churches next
assembly 70 meet q Lincoln, Ill.
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Reparator Capilli. :

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DESTRUCTIVE Of comfort, ana not worth a ng:
Come aged, come Youthful come ugly and
And rejoice In your own Iuxuriant hair.
'.-,e REPAISATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
Il heads (fpom whatever cause It may have
fallen outlnnd forcing a growth OF hair upon
tine lace, 1t has no eQunl. 1t will force the
beard to grow upon tho BmOOtheEt face lu
from i've TO eight weeks, OF hair upon bald
heads In fTOm two 10 three months. Anew
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Is nothing that will IOrce or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard, Their assertions
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses
(frOm their own eXpariencel can bear Wit
ness. But many VIII say how are we to dis
ungulsh the genuine from the spurious? II
certainly "a difficult, as nine.tenthB OF the
different Preparations Advertised tor the hair
and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase To such We
would say, try the RepRratnr C0nlllt u Twill
cost you nothing unless u fully comes
up 10 our representations. II your Druggist
docs not keep 1t, send us one dollar and We
Will forward 1t, postpaid, together with IT.
ceipt for the money which Will Re TetuTned
you 90 application, providing entiFs sattttac-
ton 10 not given. Address,
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SGSl FRANcIsco, May. 3S.4Ehe, esti-
mated loss by the burning Of Price q
Col. furniture HaEerooms Is $3.50, 900.
continues.
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. 4 hRSaR q
1 =, fAFOiL r.. = - -
CoTIoAr-F Ell SAFES q 4SYO pales Oh
uplands at &c. = = - 49,
tLoUk-Steady2 ana unchanged; rec
Gttl lpIgl " is more
active, WIN sales OF eoAoOAs' az OVa
10 20. .aets1D, ,g9i9IA 81
~ = ~ aSpq n
~ ~ .1!s Z III eu4
~ SsgvS ~ 9J1 AZ
waIkee Al "a s 49, ., W. az bnsb
White CALIFORNIA; atiss 45. ERye-Dull
SG :, a 6arley
M MALI .. CornI,keceiPts OF =, 6l2
sales.o 80, COO bushI 81 mi edl Western.
at q ai -: retail lots at q 21al 90
ot ;r bGsb: ma ,S L. batter. sales az
22.009 5nsh. S9f western t.at s7aSS5c;
S9's1s, yz 1870, -,
aNs an,ias". - St
~ i1IIs ~ M Sbis
Of WnscoysdT ~ -, Po4tn P;cN ~ ms
PEFRotE9SeD1il and anchanged. q
z aoPs-4nlet; 4dd9ILlS 5ltsS saxt \
t5 3szs fa S% cIos my
latter price for regular; old mess S22ii,l
PTl,.te S1v iZa19 .; prime mess ~ IA
y, at 50 81 %, W new mess ~ ~, sen;
W. oV; cash' nont1s = lseeI
.s.p 52tT - aeslye; saie
~ EeS iStao 20 20 Sy4g doL
anu - 1000 g 1oE el1tS besi
RscnS 6nts, 5,s5 =. y ~
IT. S9 ~ ~ oNe -
dt5sc teI sa9EI az ie5
S90bacItages ii s3<ai6I q 3for shoulders,
and l25Jza141<e fdr hams. ,...,-=.,...L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-25
EARN. for Sale =, :

iTOFFERs FOR SALE MY 1PARAT ON
i Lnngskun, tW6nhilas east Of West Ldber-
", containing Two HUNDRED ACRHs; well
oalCnlAted lor either farming or stock puTpos-
e. II contains q good Dwelling Hous6, Stshlo
Earn COEnredb, Wagon shed and Orchard.
Rof further particulars 1nQuireofl lfo
my29r9tNe JOHN g. ROp9ERS.