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SHERIFFvS SALE.
John B. Goodsell q Co.,

I&-s-AR fOA - -ErH - -.sa .s"rs
sud muW w. w. Gamble, ct. al.
tState:of Ohio, Ashland County, IS.
h. ByIvirtue of a certain order of sale,
issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio, da-
ted October II, 1870, and to me di-
rected, 1 will offer for sale at public
auction, at the south door of the Court
House in Ashland, Ashland Coounty,
Ohio, ton tsni has esnnia dI3d bluu7,
Saturday, November 10, Il. d. 1870,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ. of said day. the
following real estats, situate In the
| County of Ashland and State of
Ohio, to-w1t: Part of the south
west quarter of section number eight,
township twenty-five, range sixteen ;
beginning at a post on the e st bound
airy of said qmarter, ten chains and
twenty five links south of the north
east corner of said quarter; thence
south with the east boundary of
said quarter nineteen chains and six
ty-seyen links to the north boundary of
the Atlantic & Great Western Rail
Way thence with the north boundary
of. said Railway Twenty-Five chains
and t~hirty-ene links to a post at the
south east corner of VIM. Ralston's
lot thence with the east boundary of
said lot north degrees east, three
chains aud fourteen links to a post;
thence south S83 degrees east forty
five links to a post: thence north !
degrees east five chains and thirty
one links to a post; thence north
eighty-nine degrees west four chains
and twenty-five. links 10 a post /;
thence north ] degrees east seven
chains and twenty-seven links to a
post thence north SO degrees west
four chains and ten lin6 to a a post
in the center of the Ashland and Or
ange road thence with the center of
said road three chains and ninety-four
links north A degrees east fourteen
chains to post thence south 89o
east % Chains and eighty links to the
place OF beginning; containing seven
ty-nine and 57-100 acres of land.
Appraised at $4,000. Terms of
sale, cash. d
b. .ug WIN. O.. PORTER,
4 ,d5oOIs bnR tios ei ssa Sheriff.
J.a Wa&sG.?B. Smith Attorneys for
bPlaintid. = CFt - s5w15 +
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Baltimore, Pittspursb,s and Chicago
Hallway Company; -"

The undersigned Of the, incorpora
ton of the Baltimore, Pittsburgh and
Chicago Railway Company, hereby
give notice that Books will be opened
for receiving subscriptions to the Cap.
ital Stock of said company, at the of
flee of Isaac Stull, in the town Of Ash
land, Ashland County Ohio, o n-the
30th day ofSepternber Aha 1870
at 2 O'Clock p. M. of said day.
M Welker, Harry Howard, Geo
Rex, David Robinson, Jr., E. Quin
by Jr., Johp. II. Kauke, Isaac Stull.
August 28. 1870 @
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LAND FOR SALE.

1 desire to sell, at a fair price, 4O
acres of land lying in Milton town
ship near the railroad-good House
and b IN on it. Also three houses
and lots in Ashland, all in good con-
dition, eligibly located, with good
water Call on the subscriber, q
miles west of Ashland, on the Olives
burg road.
VIM. LOCKHART. +,
Sept. IA, '70-3mI0 .
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qqsafrv fHKerosine Oil, is sold
by Dr.. Fottz, that VIII not explode
or burn, II the lamp shall be upset.
and endanger your lives and property
Price 10 cts per gallon. -.
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Non-expiosive Rose Burning Fluid
IS cents per gallon at Nelson &Gates.

saf The new clothing Store of Loui'
Leon has. m his. employ, Mr.. A. L
Powers, one of the best and most fash.
ionahle cutters He has nm experience
81 20 years in 4 fashionable Merchant
Tailoring establishment in Cleveland
and has no superior in the State.
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notwithstanding the Stocked ready
made cIothing Kept at the new Store
of Louis Leon, is'superierLin quality
and make, they r sold cheaper than
any in the county.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-11-09

The new Clothing Store of Louis
Leon, is a. success, so far. tits crowd
ed by every body, and all declare the
goods frstclass, and his ready made
clothing the Best in the market.
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Nelsontk Gates have just fcceived
u very Large stock of Drugs Patent
AedieineeSE Toilet articles, and Dyes.
Go and ses them at their d. store
In the Bh.hnell Block.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-11-09

THE purest and sweetest Cod-Live
I Oil inthewar-d is Hazard & Caswelr"
Patients who have once taken it pre-
aHr) 1h8e all others. = Physicians have
u deeidediit superior to any other oils
n inafket9g Sold an Druggists.
no14fY = u aoi,-5 81
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Why

/. Are Dr.. G. w. Robaek'a
Stomach Bitters, Blood Pa
rifier and Blood Pills the,
three greatest remedies the
world has ever known2
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Oct, 81, 1870
The State of Ohio [
Ashland County IS.

Oct, 81, 1870
The State of Ohio /
Ashland County IS.
1, w. C. Frazce, Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas and District
Court within and for the County and
State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the above are the times of holding the
Common Pleas and DIS riot Ceutts,
within and for the sixth Judicial Dis
trict and State of Ohio, as returned to
this Office by the Judges of said Dis
trict.
In testimony whereof 1 have here
unto set my hand and affixed my of
fetal seal at Ashland this 29th day OF
October in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
W. G.. Frazee, Clerk.
N-cdl.J .- .Hn#r
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Louis LcOnf tho proprietor of tho
new clothing store, has, 20 years ex-
.1Psrsspce N 6fs.l Linz. u bushes. He
: understands the. quality of goods and
iIiRricesd ita eperfsctiqp, which enables
him to buy andaselFhisgoedsa as cheap
as any ID tie States a, ~ s as, - +
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HARDkAkE.-S. W. & T Beer,
are keepipe splendid E1pply Of table
Cutlery. Psfket Cute On Clothes.
chiIdrenR darfiagesA E1eketss Wood
Pumps, wood Saws: Chains. Ions
nails, and in facf every hing the
Hardware line. Give thema call and
yeu viii find a supply for all purposes.
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"A SCIENTIFIC WoNDER-TheC Craig
Microscope adapted to popular and
scientific use. Read the advertise
ment. Price, $2,75. (3m48l
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Go to Sampsel's for your Hats,
Caps, Robes, Gloves, & c., 8 door
West of Miller House. -
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The rest Stock of Shirts, Under:
shl1fs sQfaHers.Neckti Suspend.
ers59fnd Fufaizbine goods, at the
new Q9sEing Store Of Louis Leon
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AT a meeting of the undersigned
Judges of the Sixth Judicial District
of Ohio, 1t was ordered that the Courts
of Common Pleas and District Courts
for the year 1871, be held in the sew.
eral Counties ofsaid District at the
times following, and that a copy
OF this order be published in each
County for four consecutive weeks.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Knox eomty-February April
10 and October II.
Licking County, January 8, April
4 and September 4.
Delaware County, March IS, Au-
gust IA and November 20.
Morrow County, February g., Au-
gust 7 and November 6.
Richland Comfy, February ID,
August IA and October 80.
Ashland County, March 81, Sep
tie mber 4 and December 4.
Wayne County, February 81, Au-
gust 81 and November 81.
Holmes County, January 8, April
8 and September Is
Coshocton County, January 81,
April 25 and October II.
-x,-r- 0rr--u H-
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Will Sonae of our subscribers bring
us a load or two of good dry beech or
sugar wood Immediately?
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I'll

NEW AMERICAN cYcLoPEOIA
A Popular Dictionary of General kttwl-
edge
EDITED BY GEORGE RIPLEY AND
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Aided by a Nun elect Corps of Wri-
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In Is large Uolumes, $40, aVerdgtng 800
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FURNITURE ROOMS.
III. NJ. HICKOK, Agent.J

n Manufacturers and dealers in
. all kinds of Furniture, Gilt and
IN Rosewood Moulding, Metallic ca
ses and Baskets. Collins and
w FHearse always ready. Ware
" Nroom in Bushnelps blocs, sec
story. H1tfl
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bITTRRS

co,aat,yi and introduced the. Gcae-.
ina uian Blood Purifier; sinesf
7tich time thousands hare beeai
red, by its use, Of Scref,lla anol
Ter blood diseases. n contains.
sides the Lodide of Potdssd dndl
.bup Of StiHingia, drugs import
ed from Stceden for its ssppessl
Manufacture, a,nknoa0n and nott
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This work was commenced in the
year 1861, and is published one vol
ume annually, in the same style as
the "New American Cyclop@dia." j.
Each volume is intended to be a Cy'
clopedIa of the material and intel
lectual development of the year, and
embraces the political, civil, military
and social affairs of all countries; i'm
portant Public Documents; Biogra.
ply; Statistics; Commerce, Finance
Literature; Science; Agriculture
Mechanical Industry, etc. In a word
it covers the same field as the "NeN
American Cyclop@dia," but each vol
ume is confined to the results of its
year. Eight volumes have been pub
lished, viz for1S61,s 1862, 1863, '64
1865, 1866, 1867 and 1868.
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E. w. WALLACK.

E. w. WALLACE,
Manufactures and Dealer in BOOTS
and SHOES. Leather andS Shoe find
ings, furnished to the trade at the low
est cash rates. Store in Citizens Bank
Building. la<s -
= Jan. &c, '70-AL a7i
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The delegation stands II Republic
cans to 8 Democrats, as at present.
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FINE Of HOLDING COURTS
IN THE SIXTH
~ eta ;,
Judicial District
OF THE
State Of Ohio
FOR THE
Year 1871.

Be Il Remembered, That on the 22d
day of October; A: d 1870; the fol-
lowing order fixing the time of hold
ing the District Court and the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the
said Judicial District of Ohio was
filed in this office, to-wit: p
COURTS.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

The Commissioners of Ashland coun
ty will sell to the lowest responsible
bidder the bnilding ofstone abutments
for a bridge across the Railroad at
PerrysyiHe in Green township, ON Fri
day November 25, 1870 at 2 o'clock
p M
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You npreserve your cidsr nice
and sweet BY usiug DIR. F1lz pre-
serve Itlis a sure thing. Try it.
Patent applied for.
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POOR JEFF.

: In memory Of Hervy Sprotts Poo.
die dorg, lately deceased
Here lies poor JEFF,
The faithful purp,
Too pure to live,
The foe of none,
The pet Of ALL 10
An honest dog
True to his friends.
We give his body,
Decent burial,
His soul to the Moon.
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Why
Becausea.

a-ur.a
The Blood Purifier is the
only article in the market
whicheontains the celebrated
costly Drugs imported ex
pressly from Sweden for its
manufacture, and the Pills
contain the active principle
of PodophyHum Mandrake
Root, j. and is a substitute
for Mercury.
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Register of Important Events for year
Political, Civil, Military and Social
Affairs; Public Documents; Biogra-
ply Statistics; Commerce; Finance
Science; Agriculture, and Mechanical
Industry.
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If you want Carbon oil that won't
blow you up, get it at Nelson and
Gntes. an. JyyG9 :3HCrz.1 ~ =.
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8LIW u U7'B
required. They
restore the vital
forces in a re-
markable degree,
IGnd giue tone to
The system.
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For road receipts all at this Or.
ice.
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Z fEF9N'FTFW iii -|.| TIT DT1GIIu.
FJ.aWa&aG.SB. Smith Attorneys for
plaintiff. = CfiH jr 5w15
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TOMAG
lis eLea,en

| is o eleven
gears since Or.
Roback, the cel=
e6rdtsd Snedish.
physician, Eop
Stockholm, Srt
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10 procure a fine Photograph, g
to w L: Edwards. NE !
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they are made
both with and
| without sugar
coating, thus
adapting them to.
che use Of every.
body; Because
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AMERICAN ANNUAL CYGLoPEDIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-16
GENERAL PRESS pIsPATCHl

The recent instructions from the Internal Revenue
Oice suSpending the collection OF taxes on shpburr
sales al Norwich, Conn., are intended 10 apply generally
To ali shipbulding districts. The question OF The Iabhty
OF ship builders taxation under the act of March 81,
1868 H. under consideration at the Internal Revenue,
office though claims for the Tefundng of taxes already
paid on shipbuidcrs sales founded on the nonnably
OF shipbuders 10 taxation will not for the present 10
entertained. -,
The Acting Judge OF the Police Court to-day, on inc
oath of Frederick NJ Clark of the Special service OF rem
sion Officers directed warrant TO De issued Tor the ar
rest of Representative Butler charge off0fseiN
The Treasury Department has awarded the contract
for supplying 200 tuns of the best quality white ASH coal
and Lkens Valley COAL 10 the Dddcr at '. 10 JOE
the former aud y 80 for the latter.
some prominent Republicans are discussing the APP
pontment OF the Hon Hiram Walbridge for SecTeioiy of
state In the event OF Mr. FisL's retirement.
number o? National Banks organized under the nc W
Currency law were to-day authorized by the Controller
of the Currency TO begin business OF the number seven
are In illinois, three in Iowa. three in Michigan three IN
Missouri one in Wisconsin, and two in Kentucky. THESE
are all at points recommended by members 81 Congress
from these States One or two applications rom New
Orleans have been approved, and one om Montgomery,
Ala Other applications which have been made VIII re-
ceiye prompt attention soon certain necessary acs
are received by the Controller 10y which 10 determine
aff.n nm
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THE PRESS ON THE SITUATION.

LACK OF UNITY IN THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF-NO
PEACE WHILE THE PRUssIANs ARE ON
FRENCH SOFIA FATAL CAVALRY CHARGE.
LONDON, Monday, Aug 49, 1870.
The Copstitutionnel in brief report of the pro-
eeedinps in the Corps Legisaf yesterday, says two
useful projects of law were voted, but most of the
session was spent in addressing needless questions
n the Ministry and in sterile and irritating debate
The Constitutional adds that sometimes the Cham
her gives proofs of unity and patriotism, and at
others of the reverse. The present situation exacts
sacrifices from all Let the Deputies set aside their
preiudices however legitimate they may be. Inc
action of the Chambers should give fresh strength
To the nation. Surely none wish to increase its
dangers. We must avoid anything likely TO raise
the hopes Of the enemy.
The press in all parts of France resolnteiy de-
nounces overtures for peace until tie fr"ssiahs are
driven from the soil.
The Gaulois SAYS NJ Drouyn de Lhuys has been Of
fered by the Empress Regent the post OF AmDassa-
dor al Vienna
Tb, Times of to-day thus states the situation
France dependent the army, sees It's foremost
CORPS through laundering, driven BACK on the re-
serves though only the first line OF me GERMANS
has been engaged The French snow desire torey
upon cavalry in modern warfare. Dr' russell de-
snr;Les charge of the sth Cuirassiers on the sOth
Prussian Infantry When the french were al
distance of 100 yards they were extefnhateu py the
Prussian fire.
TIa Soo,,,,o, aairms that the Prince Imperial is in
London. .
I, Tenn, saws the purpose of the last movement Of
Tho Proncb forces il evident. The Prussans, numeri-
callv snn,rior wanted to interpose between our
troops and fheir supplies. This was prevented by
tho movemept If the French who repulsed an attack
intended to prevent their crossing the Moselle Our
forces will now take up strong position and pre-
mare for great battle which is ardently awaited by
a.. .n,;,e army. Public confidence here AZ to the
result Of a pitched battle is very great.
The OPINION Rationale is the paper referred to by
the .o.r,oI Oaosl as daring TO question the condi
ton Of the armament and Notifications of Paris The
O,,,;o. acknowledges the receipt Of note from the
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commands. No decree has yet made Gen. Bazaine
generalssimo. Palikao's statement is equivocal.
Nothing proves that the Emperor may not at any
moment reappear at the head of the army. Chan
GARNER is in general favor, but no command is yet
assigned him. Nothing is yet known of MacMahons
position. 1t is probable that he will be unable to
rejoin the army nearer than Chaons"
sTRAsBoURG NOT BEsIEGFD-BITCHE STILL HELD
BY THE FRENCH-ADvANCE OF THE PRUsSlANS.
PARIS, Monday, Aug Is, 1870
Advices from the Rhine indicate that the enemy
does not really intend to lay siege to Strasbourg but
merely to cut off its communications. For tins pur-
pose they blew up the bridges and railway TO Basle
II is thought that the surrounding forces OF the
enemy are inconsderable in number; 1t Is only the
alarm of the people which imagines the force to
be greater than it actually is. The city is fully gar
risoned and prOvisioned for siege and the supply
of water is under the control of the authorities and
cannot be cut off
A dispatch from Epinal, dated at o'clock this
morning states that the town of Bitche has not
been captured as had been supposed, but holds out
against the Prussan troops who have been detached
to besege it.
The Sous-Prefec telegraphs to the Minister of the
Interior from Toul, Aug. IA, at p m, as follows
o'clock this afternoon. A reconnaissance was made by
the gems dames and cavalry who came upon 200 Uhans
Shots were exchanged the gensdarmes killed one and
wounded two of the enemy The Prussans summoned
the to surrender, but received defiant refusal,
and then retired. The attitude OF the popuace is excel
lent. The members of the Mobile and National Guard
hastened TO the ramparts."
Tho City of Mulhouse is still in the hands Of the
French. The Opinion Rationale computes the force
for the defense of Paris at 10000 Six hundred
guns are mounted. Great events are expected at
Kiel Immediately.
The Prussians have arrived atVigneul, a few miles
from Metz, and swarming up the Moselle. The
French blew up two bridges at Vigneul to check the
rapid advance of the Germans.
Thirty thousand troops of Marshal MacMahon's
Corps who were cut off from the French army, and
believed to have fallen into the hands of the Prus
sans have arrived at Strasbourg in safety
The newspapers explain that Nancy was given mp
to the Prussians because il open city, and the
French troops retired to Toul, which, being forti
fed place, gave them better chance to resist the
Prussian advance. Pfalzbourg, of the frontier
towns, still holds out, PTussian reports to the
tTary notwithstanding.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The State Colored Convention az S.Itosa g. M
b.ep po.tpoped until August The Rev Henry H. "A'N wv
Lspgion and o;her lrsdng men will b. Press'. -, p, -
The miniature ship Red m s:so s ossep NJ,
Can't John spoken on h,n~ .pvns be,
ave- niles south Of Brds epor bound ess IN 49, .s
sud M zen ,opmssts in tie gale Of Friday she "P n
On Thursday evening At S naaT sy1 S dep a"p
ping eat Soon .nsr ss 70 biz s.k b. bae.s is
prc .. s bp 70 his bach ~h 'sor 70 Keep a nun 49,.
Contracts for building four revenue s,ea S
;s a, follow: An res propeller !" as e ~ ,"a
have oesn sss ~ a. WilmInCen, Del sncasi $50,
Pnses Jones "a inns David Bel Of bsaso "
popelefs ~" ,,on wheel STEINER OF 1'V '"n !" s~ ~
ssSVo s.ce. ~ sc.mJeu n J.. for 5000
"s'' Isl Vansas Pacific Railroad was completed to
Tue ~ ssn miles Dag vas placed mdws and
Denver rorsS aus west The forne ander
the nad ,he latter MAJ siehat, made ncs % es
a. m. Wei parts wos eoupela tasn ?. mics :. H'~ ~
nag III %, Isid a. O'Clock yesterday Afternoon
'-' The National Labor Congress convened at At
an Gseaasu Yesterday The Convention called 70 eser
be,sr President the NIonsi Il Dor Uuoa Cca1ss
n.ss.sls W.. sppoueA follows: Wa Jessaii q beg
isa. md Amos Of Kansas Lps oDe oesS" 's
he list Of desegafes -.
THE American Normal School Association pegan
A. aIh meeting Cleveland yss,soAy frol WI ~ sAsss
pr,saps of the Stale Normal school Of waoe anr .s ~ -
ga qu ths course study normal seLo ms
,,or, Of The appointed for ,h psrp~ - voc 49,.
Aksr rsaaieg report dlcassios on enssee -.
vas largely sussdsI tve hsndss< ~ s,ssA IL
rr,,eut dsssa 81 es rpeN - -
H. eyerIss j. L. rsAasd. Ssesnsssoeps - W
seseos dsEvsssA sssses ~ lnss sses-e ~" w
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PARIS, Monday, Aug. IS, 1870.
The Gdatois reports that Victor Enamel wrote
a long letter to Napoleon, saying: Il gave you my
word and am ready to keep it but must tell you
should leave Italy, may never RENTER it," The
Gantois adds that the Emperor released the King
from his promise
lie Presse admits that the mission of the Duke de
Cadore to Denmark appears to have failed, and quotes
the statement of Danish journal, that King
Christian declined to receive him through the pres
sure OF England and Russia. lie Presse also gives up
all hopes of armed assistance from Italy, where the
Ganbaldans are doing everything in their power to
turn the minds of the people against the nation
which SO chivalrously aided them in their hour of
need.
Adyices from Rome represent that the soldiers of
the Legion dAntibes anxious to join the armies
OF France. The French residents are much affected
by the news of reyerses but the clerical authorities
and paItisans of the Pope to rejoice, and flock
to the new Pussan legation where they received
with unusual favor.