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The national Republican., 1867-07-02
.'In the Midst OF I.ifs we ar. In Death"

''ln the Midst OF Idfs we are In Death"
We are foroibiy reminded Of the above quota.
tion on reading the notice Of the death Of Prof
GEo. ROBINSON In the New Orleans Republican.
Mr.. RoBHsos was native ofths ststs Of Maine
and graduate Of Boadouin College He went
South some years ego; and whsn the var broke
out, he hiled profsssors chair In . college In
Losisisas, and vhsn Gen. BurLna entered New
Orleans he went thsrs, and his known Union
views introduced him TO the General. Gen.
sHPLrY, the Military Governor Of the State,
and COL MILLER, the Mayor Of the city. he
know we'll, the latter being his class. mate in
college. He served under Gen. BurLsR's com.
mand in several important positions in the city
and State.
Prof ROBINSON was = stsp.son Of Hon.
RICHARD d. RICE, one Of the most distinguished
jurists Of Mains-a man long upon the bench Of
the suprsms Court Of that State, and favorably
known throughout the country as = lawyer and
. Judge. Hon. JoHs N. GOODWIN, 4 member Of
the Thirty-ssvsnth Congress from the First dis.
triet Of Maine and late Governor Of Arizona,
married sister Of Prof ROBINSON.
When we last parted, q few months ago, with
Mr.. ROBINSON in this city, on his going to accept
an important trust In Nsw Orleans, We little
thought he would so soon join the grand army
Of pilgrims In thsir march to that undiscovered
country from whose bourne no traveller returns. ~
Rtqtiescat in pace.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02
PERSONAL.

WN. X. MEHAFyKY, esq, reading clerk
to the House Of Representative, and Hon, Sidney
Clark are at the Metropolitan. having arrived
yesterday.
Hon. HORACE GREELEY, who was before
the House judiciary Committee yesterday, and
John Welsh, of PhIiadsiphis. arrived yesterday
morning, and are at the National.
Ex-VIcE President La FAYrrrr FosTER
and about twenty Of the San Francisco Minstrels
are at Willard's.
GEN. JOHN A. FOSTER is at the Ebbitt
House.
Hon. DANIEL r. GooDLoE, Of North
Carolina, Is In the city, and looking well.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02
rrrAroIAI ArD ConMrRcIAL.

Notwithstanding The heat which Is now pre-.
vsiing In si the Northern oitiss, and the fact Of
its being Monday, u rather wary day for the
''bulls' and "bsars, " our tslssraphie sdvics'
inform Us Of lively disposition 10 New York
and Philsdelphia to continue on in the spsouis.
tive turn in railway stocks that created no little
excitsmsnt the past week. In c'ncinnsti and
81. Louis there was also an active and excited
market for stocks and Northwestern were the
fsvorits, The general markets throughout the
country have healthy tons and provisions have
held hrm. Govsrnmsnt stoeks and securities
are In good demand. Gold closed ysstsrday st
Saturdays quotstion--issi. We give the fol.
lowing general summary Of quotations Of Govern.
msnt securities: -ai 10
FINANCIAL.
WAsHIsaroN, July 1-3 p. m.-Jay Cooke a
90. furnish the following closing quotations Of
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

DEATH. OF ADMIRAL PEARSON An Off.
cial dispatch has been received at the
Navy Department announcing the death
Of Rear Admiral GEo. F. PEARSON, q. 8.
Navy, which took place last night at
Portsmouth, N. H.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02
Navy YORK nIarksts.

NEw YoRK, July The -four market 10 is
to rs cents lower receipts, 1895. Wheat 8 to
s cents lower; receipts, T,250 Bushels. Corn Is
quiet, without decided changei receipts, 1880
bushels Rye Is dull and dropping. Oats quiet
and unchanged. Pork Is heavy sales 700 bbls.
new moss, $1,000 to s2l. Lard dull at liis
ia. Whisky quiet. Cotton dull at 2ot for
Middling Uplsnds. Spirits turpsntins 6rm at
81 cents Rosin dull at $3.50 for common.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

CONSCIENCE MoSEr.-The cashier OF the
Treasury this i4orning received from a
person In Philadelphia 81 900 "to pay of
the national debt" Also, $40 from a per.
son in Brooklyn.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

ILLNESS OF JuDoE WAYSE.-Associa late
Justice Wayne, Of the United States
Supreme Court is lying dangerously i'll at
his residence on ! street Of typhoid fever,
and but little hopes are entertained for his
recovery.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02
Financial.

New YoRK, July 1.-The financial article OF
the New York E1prs,s says: The week opens
with continued ease In the money market, which
ia supsrsbundsntly supplied with capital. The
railroad market opened buoyantly. which was
followed BY . small advance at the Stock Er.
change. Government securities were steady,
with moderate demand. The bank statemsut
shows an increase in deposits Of 80. 1885 os7, and
In legal tenders Of 81, ,S6s, sos, while there has
been decrease In bonds Of 81 0s2, 628 In circu-
Istion, $90,6ll; and In specie, $l,63o, $780,"
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

DERS0NAL.-FIFTY DOZEN MORE
OF THOSE HOOP SKIRTS, at 60 cents rs
cents, and 41, Just opened at DOUGLASS 4 BRO g
MANbPACT0kY FOR HOOP SKIRTS, CORSET,
and LADIEs' UHDERGARhENTs, No. sos NINTH
srRkkT, corner Of d js6.u
The national Republican., 1867-07-02
The Washburns Home.tssd Burned.

LEWISTON. NE, July 1.-The washburns
Homestead, In Livermors, was totally destroyed
BY 6re on Saturday morning. The house had
been fitted up In Gns style BY Gov. Wsshburns,
Congressman T. B washburne, and C. Q. WASH
burns, Who were accustomed every summer to
make pilgrimage to their birthplace
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

Coupons, 1851; sos. 1888, iioi; s.as;., 1854.
July, 1885, io6ii io-lo's 1905; T.so's, August,
1851 1905, June, 1861; 7sos, July, ioeii
Gold, 1851. -.
At baltimore yesterday, owing to the favor.
able harvest weather, the -four market was again
much dsprssssd, and buyers were demanding
liberal concessions, but no sales were effected.
White wheat sold at S2.2S for new, and old rsd
brought 81 6S. Corn is dull. with sales Of white
st l.oassl.oe. and yellow at l.oessl.os. Oats
l cent higher, with salss ct 8lase cents.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02
Couut.rfe,ters Arrested.

Bosrox, July 1.-Two italians have been ar.
rested, charged with making and circulating
counterfeit nvs.frano piscss. They resisted ar.
rest, using their rsvolvsrs. They fred several
shots, but fortunately hit no one.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02
DIED,

July lst, CHARLss. youngest child Of H. L. and O.
v. Chaplin. aged II months.
His fansral will take place from the rssideoee Of
bis parents, No go Thirtsenth street. QsispdJ Juiy
~, 80 o'clock, to which the friends Of the family
are invited.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

Four STYLES or NEW AND tasty SACK
CoArs, with best broad binding received to. day al
4 saks Co., sl7 Seventh street. adjoining rstionsi
Bank Of the Republic
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

S%T To Consunapttvss.-Ths Advsrtisss
having been restored TO health In few wsska, By Q
very simple remedy, aftsr having suffered several
years with severe lung snssiios. and ,ha, dread
disease, ConsHpPuon, ia anxious TO make kuowu u
bis fsllow-sunsrsss Ne means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy Of the pre-
.erpton used, (frss Of eharso) with the directions
for preparing and usins the same, which they will
ind srRs Cons yos CONSUMPTION, AsrHxA, Bnos.
ozSrs, &s. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the prescription Is to benefit the ainistsd
and spread Information which he eonesvss 70 be In.
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy. rs II will cost them no,hlng and may prove
. blessing.
Parties wishing The prsseriptio. will please al.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oeH-dwly Williamsburg, Kings Co., ,u.Y.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02
~ GRAND CONCERT
ZOE re BENEFIT OF
(dRACR CHURCH, QsLAHp, a
MKrxIROrT HALL.

On fUWDAY xvxNIH0. JULY Q,
Under the oondustorship Of VIZ. 9. YRArMAr.
ESQ, upon which seeaaos win BE- present and sssist
ing me Masonic Choir, Mad. Krstsb mar Profs Burke
and sehsll, and Miss Prsdsrista Brandt
Tickets so cents; 10 be had At Met,erot, Hall ana
the door. ,.,y a,
fou Can Get Trimmings, Hosiery.
ss,h hr. Q. y. scHivELY's, New York avsnus.
between Fourth and Finh streets, next door 10 M.
drug store. .sodav
Nesting OF stoe oekholdsrs.-The An
nnai meeting Of the stoekholdsrs Of the NATIONAL,
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON
for the election Of Dirsetos will be held at the once
o. the company, No. II Louisiana avsuus, on noH.
DAY, July s, 1857 Tho polls will be open from 10
4 4e'slOef, p. IN. N. D. LARHxR,
yeN-atd Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02
SPECTAL NOTICEs.

5P h CIAL OTTO h q.
ga Fail Report OF the Trial of John
H. surratt for the murder Of Prssissat Liueo 10 In
the course Of publication In the current numbers Of
'THR RxroRrER." For sale by shillington.
~ To Gas Consumsrs.-Omes OF the
wAsHHsroS Gas LioHr CoxpAsr, July ], 1897. NO.
ues is hereby given that all sas consumed aftsr
thia date (until farther notiee) the discount for
PROMPT PAYMRHTs win be increased from snyRs
AND A HALF 70 TWELVE AND HALy per cent,
The discount will be allowed oSIr on bius paid
within the time prescribed byisw
cHAs. n. BAILEY,
UilW Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02
Oaes.i I-ssnissnos Of the Execution Of
Maximilian.

rotary Weiles:
U. g. srsAxsn TAcosr, vEnA cRvr, June rs.
1867. via New Orleans, 9o-To Hon. Gidsos
Wsils'. Secretary Of tie Nary Maximilian vas
shot on the 10th instant. Hord begged for his
corpse for the Austrian captain, and was refused
Mexico has fallsu--ths Goth. Vera Crus holds
out on account OF foreign legation. Disz orders
no aeceptanos Of surrender. Am moored be-
tween D'Ulioa and North Bastion; Jazon 10
company. Letter BY mail.
r. A. RAE, Commander.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

SECURE ONE OF SAKs &Co .'s ONE DOL
lar aad twsniy.hve cent plain Linen Goats. st GIT
Seventh street. # d.
VERY FINE LINEN DRILL SuIrs for gen.
tlsmsn for t.eo n Hsnnipg's oss Price ciething
Store, on the Of Seventh street and Maryland
avsnus.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02
By Telegraph.
From Europe By Cable.


Lospos, July 1.-Bonds, 7si; Consols, e4f.
LrvrRpooL, July 1.--Cottou, duh and un.
changed; Corn, sss.; other articles uualtsred.
LIsbos, July 1.-THE United States steam
frigats Colorado arrived here.
LoxpoS, July Ia ooloek-Consols, 9lij
American securities, unchanged.
LIvrRrooL, July Ia o'clock Pork ad.
vsncsd Is, other articles unchanged.
Freshet.
ST. LOUIS, July Am Omaha dispatch says
another mountain rise coming down the Missouri
river ovsrnowsd the bottom lands on the Iows
side and some places on the Nsbrasks side.
Large quantities Of Government freight 10 sI.
posed on the bank. The foundation Of the North.
western depot is under water for the third time
this season. Part Of the depot has been removed
to Omaha.
Pifty Mormon missionaries have arrived from
Salt Lake en- route for Europe
The Government commissioners accept the
east section Of The Uniou Paeiae railroad.
General Custer, ct last sooounts, was st the
forks Of the Republican river, ready to pursue
the Indians. sa- 80
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

- The Gravsst Maladies Of Yoash ana
LARh hANHoop.-How1rd Association Rssays, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the nrst age Of man,
with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-.
poysd In this Institution Sent In sealed letter en-
vslopss, free OF charge address, Dr.. J. sKILLIs
HoudHToN, Howard Association. Phiiadsiphia,
Penn. mxiYan
50 Sexual Diseases, Debility, ko.-Pay
no more money to ouaeks, but buy TnALL 4 JACK.
soS'S Pathology and CURE YOURSELF. %.
Sold BY American News Co., l2l Nassau street, New
Yort Send Tor circular ap26-dkwsm.
oS REWARD-STRAYED AWAY.
psJ on the Hlght ofths 18Th instant, a red COW,
medium size hoTns, poor 10 hesh, both ears slit The
above reward will bo paid for her return al the
Dor.ey Hotel, corner seventh and streets.
The national Republican., 1867-07-02

~ Know Thy Dsstiny.-M adams n. r,
rHonSros the great English Astroogist, clsirvoyaat
and Psyehomstreian. who has astonishsd the seieu
tihe classes Of the old world has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THoRHrox possesse.
such wonderful powers Of second sight As to enable
her to impar knowledge Of the greatest importsns.
to the single or married Of either ssx whils in a
state Of trance, she dsinsasa tho very features OF
the person you are 10 marry, and BY the aid Of An
Instrument Of iatsnse power, knewA a. the Psyeh
omotrops, guarantees to produce s.like pistIrs
Of the future husband OF wife Of the applicant, 10.
ssther with dus Of marriage, position in lIfs lssd
Ing traits o. character. &c. This is NO humbug, as
Thousands oftsstimonials eau assert She will send
when desired. certified certificate, or written guar
antss' that the picture 10 whSt "A parports to bs.
By enclosing small lock Of hair, ssd stating place
Of birth, age. disposition and complexion, ana On .
closing any cents and stamped envelope addrssss1
to yourself you will receive the psture and desired
Information by return mail. All communication
sacrsdly eouhdsntisl. Address, In eonndsncs, Man.
AAE 3. p. THoRSroS. P. o. Box 22s,. Hudson, NY.
mhls-dkwly
- Free Go Everybody.-A large Q pp.
creslAr giving nfOrmstion Of the greatest import.
Anee to the young Of both sexes.
II teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the dsspised respected, and the fSrsakan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to sand
their Address, aud receive q copy post paid By 70.
turn mail. Address p. o. Drawer, 81,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-31
From ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July 30.-Westcrn dis
patches say there were sin eases aud
two deaths from cholera at Fort lIarkcr,
SATURDAY.. Sixteen cases had occurred
among tho Kansas volunteers al Fort
Larned. The disease had also appeared
among the troops guarding the railroad
construction party beyond Fort Harker,
and several deaths occurred.
Lieut. Colonel McGee's wife died of
cholera, near Fort Lyon, on tine 10th
Lieut.. Helm died at Fort Larned OH the
oath and Captain BloodSOod of the 3Sth
Infantry, it is reported, had died near
Fort Larned while rn route 10 New
Mexico.
Father Demorte, a Catholic Priest at
st. Mary's mission, died on Thursday
night near Ellsworth, where he had
been attending the cholera patients.
He has been among the Potawatt"mie
Indians for seventeen years, and WIS
much respected throughout Kansas.
The Indians have commenced depre-
,latiOuS an tho stage IUuIr between
Denver and Salt Lake. Big Pond sta
ton was captured and burned, and the
stock stolen.
General Augur arrived in Omaha yes
terday.
A fire in Cairo yesterday morning
burned niue buildings on the Ohio levoe.
Loss $4,000. The principal losers
were Z. {. Woodward, So 900; Insured
for 81 900. J. F.. Reardnn, loss SO, 900;
fully insured. l.. l.. Leach, loss Sl5,-
100: insured for $1,000. j. W. Steam.
bold, lass Sl2,OO6; no insurance. Tom
* Fairier, loss : Is, 600; no insurance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-31
New Yark Market.

NEW YORK. July 30.
COTTON-A shade firmer; sales 5000
bales uplands at 274a2S.
FLOUR-Receipts 3515 bushels; mar
ket circular, unsettled on high grades;
common -four 10a20 lower, other kinds
without decided change; sales $500 bbls
superfine State and western at 6 25a
Z SIS; extra western 75a9 SIS; choice do
10 0Oal1 80; shipping extra round hoop
Ohio 9 30al0 25: trade brands 10 Boa
IL p: spring st. Louis 9 00all so; win
ter IL O0al7 50. California flour easier;
sales 800 bbls at II 00a14 70, and choice
Is 90 Rye flour steldy; sales i50 bblS
at 6 75a9 Oc. .- .--
WEISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts 1900 bushels;
market 2a5 lower for spring, withoui
decided change for winter; sales OF 3l,-
600 bushels at 6aal 65 for No. 3 spring
aud 95 for No. = do; , 4Oa2 81 for new
red Southern; . 60 for new white South
ern and = 7Oa2 IS for white California.
RYE-Moderate demand: sales 5000
bushels western at 40.
BARLEY-Quiet; State ! 90.
BARLEY MALT-Nominal.
CORN Receipts 94,54l; market
heavy and lc lower; sales l32, bush
els at / OPAL o. for new mixed western;
O41 for extra choice parcels; 92al vi
for unsound do: IL for western yellow,
and ii for white western.
OATS Receipts 81, 500 bushels; mar
kct without decided change; sales of
&c, 900 bushels at S3as5 for western; 93a
81 for State.
RICE-Qaiet. -.
COFFEE-Rio in fair request and
steady: otAer kinds dull.
SUGAR-Moderate request; sales $50
hhds Cuba at llsallE.
MOLASSES-Quiet and steady.
HOPS-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at 14ial5 for
crude. and 3la3lt for refined in bond.
PORK-Heavy and lower; sales OF
si5O barrels at % 62a25 20 for new mess,
closing Mt % ~ for regular, % 90 for
old do. 10 75a2O IL for prime and 275
ALB 90 for prime mess; also $50 barrels
new mess ut "a 90: buyers ontion for
August. w
BEEF-Firm; sales l2O bbls.
BEEF HAMS-Dull at 30 00a4O 90.
BACON-Steady; sales y, 900 lbs short
ribbed ice cured in bulk at III.
CUT MEATS-Firm and quiet: sales OF
l35 packages at ll4al2. for shouldcrs and
l5alS for hams. 80
LARD-Steady and qniet; sales 600
barrels at l2tal3t and small lots at l3s.
! BUTTER-Unchanged at loa3l Tor
Ohio.
CHEESE-Heavy at 7al3.
LATEST MARKET-5 r. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed little more active,
but without any decided change in
prices. ,c
WHEAT-Quiet, and In buyers favor
for spring, and steady for winter.
RYE-Steady, at As for western.
! OATS-Dull, at 63aS5 for western,
and 92a94 for Ohio.
CORN-Dull, at 02al 03 for good to
prime new mixed western and 93al Ol
/ for upsound do.
PORK-Dull: sales $50 bbls new
mess at % 65regnlar: closing with
BUYERS at % 80 cash. and % 623 regu-
lar.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Steady and nnchang-
ed.
BACON-Quiet, scarce and firm.
LARD-Steady at 13ia13f for fair
to prime steam, aud l3sal3} for KEITH
rendered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-31
New York Hens.

New YORK, July 3O.-Three men
arrested q few days since as supposed
authors of number of forgerics, have
been released.
An injunction has been issued by
Judge Gait restricting the quarantine
commissioners from taking any portion
of Coney Island.
There were 277 deaths in Brooklyn
last week, including - from cholera;
The woman Jarmin, who passes Us
the wife of Harry Bean, was arrested
or being concerned in cOunterteiting
operations.
Judge Blatchford has denied the mo-
ton TO vacatc an attachment against
Verno, X. Stevenson, quarternaSter OF
transportation in the rebel army. Ii is
also alleged that he defrauded the
United States Government ont of one
million dollars in conveying to New
York thirty thousand bales of cotton.
A Young man named Bowen was ar.
rested ia Brooklyn, charged with forg,
ing check for SS,00n.
4 letter from Monterey says Lopez
who betrayed Maximilian, has been
arrested by the Government of OXaca
and will be executed.
Henry Williams, charged with the
late double murder at Ascutn eagville
Vermont, underwent preliminary eX-
animation yesterday, and WAS commit
ted OH the charge of murder in the first
degree, on tue evidence of a it'll,
daughter of the murdered couple. Gu
his way to Jail an attempt WAS made by
an excited crowd to haug him. hut the
police were too vigilaut, and he was
safely conducted to jail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-31


der the movements of business. How
far these expectations will be satisfied
il is impossible Mt present to say, for
two reasons. First, no efficient system of
Lredeeming national bank notes has yet
been put in operation, and such redemp-
ton is an essential condition OF the re-
quired elasticity. Secondly, the opera
tions of the Sub-Treasury produce an
unnecessary interruption of the spon-
taueous movements of the money mar
ket, and this perturbation threatens "
be increased il, as seems to be probable,
the government deposits are removed 10
the Treasury, and are not allowed, I'M
der any circumstances, to be placed IN
the national banks of our chief cities.
The New York Journal Of Commerce
thus replies to a correspondent, who, IN
view of the discussions about the i'm
possibility of maintaining mixed cur
rency of gold and silver at par, proposes
A. a remedy An entirely new set of
coins, composed of the two metals in
equal proportion.
This would lie a very ingenious method
Of settling the relative difference, but
would present other obstacles far more
difficult. Many of these are so obvious
that they will readily occur TO every
thoughtful observer. Others of even
greater moment will be recognized only
br assayers and experts. One of the
most noticeable objections, which all can
appreciate, would be the Inconvenience
in regard to size. The more valuable
coin, composed in this way, would be
altogether too large for common
use. To meet the difficulty in the
fluctuations of the two metals, half
the intrinsic value shonld ne OF
each metal. This would make the
eagle weigh about 1000 grains instead
of 252 grains, as at present, and double
eagle would be almost pound, and GER
tainlv too heavy for any ones pocket.
Bnt if the weight instead of the value
governed the proportions, then ali eagle
composed in this way, half IF each
metal would weigh about as much as
the present double eagle. The greatest
difficulty, however, would he with the
fractional coins, which would be alto
pether too minute for comfort, with not
sufficient difference in size to easily DIS
tinpuishable The better way nndOnbt-
edlV would be to take gold as the sole
standard, and let the silver coin remain
uudisturbcd for local circulation. The
objection TO this change is gradually
wearing away all over the world. Even
India, thu vortex, into which the
worlds argental current has flowed for
a thousand years, with no returning
tide, is now beginning to accept of gold,
and the demand for silver there is cheek
ed both by this change, by the ship
ments of goods, and hy the new system
of banking. in the encouragement oil
denositS. rs we have heretofore noticed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-31
I,,,Inn Anhir..

Nrw YORK, July T.-The Tribune's
Elorence correspondence says: Inc
nresept Prime Minister, Retazzi, IS not
as unconditional champion OF COM
nIete separation between the chui1n
and State as his predecessor, heca .
Inf he also is willing to give iioer,y 10
the church whenever the church is
I'D to abardon her prerogatives.
Tb" Tbowber still holds to the old Eu-
ranoon views that the righ's of the
S,pt" aorernment also extend over re.
ligious affairs.
Garibaldi is exceedingly annoyed at
the absurd attempt made to cross the
Roman frontier.
1t is true, he remains on the Cont
nent in hopes of assisting in the So
luton of the Roman question; that he
had given arms aud money; that Mazin-
nj had sent in arms, but the programme
was that the Romans should commence,
and that the Italians outside should as
sist them by means of q second Marsalla
expedition. But too many were let IN
to the secret, and few Frementl, III
cited By an ex-minister, thought to
raise laurel crown for themselves,
and failed.
;aribaldis angry letter 10 the Gazette
De Toruno has raised storm abont his
head. but he declares that he ana his
friends intend to fight To- the posses,
sion Of the capital of Italy, and he VIII
keen his word E-