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[Correoponflonoo of The Pram I
Having seen'the beadles and curiosities of Ge
neva, at 8 o'clock A. Mi we mounted the longtime
43t , the Il►e•horeo diligence, and were soon off at a
'rapid rite for Obanionni.lig on the top of the
e4aoh, and in front, we had an' admirable , ♦lew df
,the ocosnitt. The "groat lanxiety Of nitmeaerto shod,
Mont 'Blom We tied gone perhaps ia ample of
miles,' when between two white clouds towards
Whioh I was gazing, the eternally:lows appeared/
'lt was with ditliehlty , l steamed myself that it was
1111. t. X sew, and not 'it 'thit.p . fleiroo 'AMA; so mush
were they alike in dppearasoi: But, while. the
'clouds slowly changed their feint and position, the
mountain stood fixed forever, and soon' seemed
dressed in a Whiter robe than the clouds around.
" Mont Blanc Is the monarch of mountains ;
They Drowned him lone aro,
On e throne of rooks, In s robe of clouds,
• ...pith a diadem. of 'mow."
On we rolled along the dusty , road, with the
Mole, (5,800 feet high,) the Saltlve, (4,500 feet
high,) and other towering peaks around us, our
eye fixed upon the distant Mount Thanes, whose
noble preportions were boooming more and more
dhlinotly visible. Soon he revealed some of his
body guard, immense peaks , that stand around
their king, looking, towards, hills expectant and
submissive. What a charming ride! Although
In this instance, whenever the horses slackened
their rapid pace, the duet literally enveloped no,
an'iwpatient . Fien'ob lady kiPt repSallnkA a
most Peva t6ne', gitelle'poUsettre, gtislfe ious
silre, we did net fail Mr A moment to eejoy it.
On both sides wore mountains nearlins lofty - as
Meant Washington, now frowning over our heads ),
pow respectfully receding, while over and heyoial
them all wee the mejestio, hoary
,heed of the
Giant, surrounded' by the various peaks that add
'aro mulch dignity to him—the Monarch of them all.
The beauty , increased with every. mile .of.the
Way. We were in some of Nature's wildest do
llll4B—whereher works seemed to be 01 eshibl-
Van tri men. One longs to go nowhere but directly
:en towards the goal—this the way to Chamouny
emphatically does. It leads where the eager ad
mirer of Nature desires to go. Two beautiful water
falls, Upon' the left, drew my attention from the
'mountains for a time. The cascade of Naut d'Ar•
'plums is the prettiest. The stream of water Is
16e11;and falls from avast height down the moon.
tats side. Some sixty feet below the leap it is no-
Wag butt band of mist, which, upon this occasion,
was blown ten yerdi Monti aide by the wind. Fur
therdcieen, the only traces or the fail were the drip
ping reeks and the little stream that trickled across
oar way. W. passed so nearly under this beautiful
cascade that upon looking np It appeared to pour
forth from the bright blue sky.
We mole arrived at Ballenehes, where the heavy
lumbering diligence. is exchanged for mountain
carriages. From this point Mont Blame appeared
in much greater distinctness and beauty. Every
else stood around •is admiration of the fields of
anew and the glaciers, now plainly marked upon
its sides. With the aid of a pocket telescope, I.
mew places where avalanches bad occurred, leer
tog a perpendicular wall of snow many feet high.
Alter enjoying the prospeot for half an hour,
the carriages were ready, and we 'were again off
for Chamouny. The apparent distance to the top
'of Mont Blano was memo' fivb or els miles, and
ewo , hours on feet seemed enough to °Temente it.
It was, In/Weyer, twelve mites to its foot, so much
do snob grand propoidiene deeelie the unpractised
entimiewlvetaluveLsfortune to Mount the same
fur the beautiful in ,Mature threnlttlifAttAdilLtltt
passing as for the laws of common politeness that
be was continually transgressing.' We got rid,
however, of this burden, by leaving the carriage
behind, and =eking the remainder of the Way on
foot. The scenery now grew in grandeur. The
mountains, the precipices, , and the Arcs rolling
beneath, were magnificent. Then, along the fields
of , snow we climb our Mountain road, and soon are
In the wild and beautiful Chamouny.
This valley la, perhaps, from eight to ten miles
lb length, by from two to fthree in width. It is
more than three timmiiipst- three hundred foot
above the level of the eon, and surrounded by
mountabcs. , The only feasible entrances are three,
from • Sallenchee, over the Coi fie -Balms) and,
through the Fete Norre. To the eye of the ob
server at the village, no egress is perceptible. It
Is indeed a Campus .Munitus, a Champ i Muni, a
' Chatturuny, er.Citanto ens.,
The,village.is quite• small, consisting of a few
hotels, and stores,• end dwellings, and a little
ohurob upon . Ate rising ground. Inside of the
town, there is notilig to give:it a name. Its' fame"
00t1161 from valley SAViipd, midis spread,•efar
by the mOuntainjesks above, Here Nature has
been most lathe The snow.oovered domes, the
bare granite needles planing the sky, the immense
massive ranges of, mountains, the quiet gelds, and
valley, the Alpine hoin, and tinkling bells, all
conspire, all mingle their various charms, In, most
grand, enobanting, and beautiful proportions.
lookedavilookid, gaied..long in strolling {4.014
the peuM!„,,winds through the fields of grain op
poslteAisionlicsl speetaele, and as the sound of the
shephi*Ofilti rode and died In the distance, I
watchisitAtiaiiiye the setting sun, as - they crept
slowly up ' the mountain, tinged in purple the top.
most snowy point, and passed away against the
shy. The inn bad set, end its rays had• left the
highest peak, but there was Mont Blanc: still,
shining in its robe of everlasting snow—a robe that
is never laid aside, and yet surpiuseet All others in
whiteness and purity—and now lit* at night, as I
gale upon It; those rugged, inn forms appear
iunonget the stars. • ,
--" Above me are the Ales,
The Plae44l Mature, whdad net walls
Have 5111421114 410,910 N tbr a rlOWY
And tbrtnusilltierniti in tor i
T tLi ke co a l v d a a llht,thlth b. u r e . d f e ° r r btl a t a o 4 f d s f n e o l w l,
All that expand" the spirit, yet appall,
Gather around theme sum iter,e, to show
}tow, "aarthmay Wince to Heaven, pet leave yam
Man 'below."
It -is with , reluotanco that, upon so calm and
beautiful a night, one closes his eves to shut out
Images so grand. But no! These images are
stamped upon the, soul, and shall be.borne as the
likeness of dear fr(end, to be brought forth and
looked upon aLpleasnre.
is next _morning , vas the fistbath, end, ripen
opening any eyes the first thing that greeted ! them
Walt 'fdent: Blanc., It was distinctly fronal
..y, pillow.' There was not A' cloud to be seen:
The san'erayalati tinged
,this mountain-tops', and
were creeping slowly down into the valleys., 'As X
went to the ' , gleam anti gazed forth upon (ha
wormy, with Mont Rhino to the left, and the Bre
veut to the right; It Seemeiriti though the morning
air onmeforth from that valleyi and from'off those
mountains, fresher and,' ,more exhilarating than
any thad ever breathed.,
Just at this moment the bell of Ibis little church
that stands upon a green elope behind the' town,
rang forth in the clear morning air, and / its:tones
were echoed back, aabdued, them ! the mountain's
side. - The peasants startedforth, winding slowly
their way along,the paths-Leading from the vari
ous Domes ttpen the alone, to the little house of
worship 'tiommbn 'to them all. The horn of a
shepherd, airesklY' high up upon the mountain,
added still another charm. Under mob oironm ,
stances, surely every soul is ready to obey the
Call to worshipdgm who existed before them moun
tains and those valleys, and who made them all.
We attended service in the Hotel d'Anglettrrn,
where a chaplain nr fhn English olutroh ie sent te,
ofilelato during We Moog.,
rased in thenth ,n, the el.
daily gentlemis m Paris to'
Ueneva. 'lth , home in
hie rthe, and an than amtdl
unavailing atter le read a
quite good disci ,gash and
Ameriaans. A, service,
large litany elm p of Mont
Blanc. Then tl the snowy
peaks stood co
r the sky i
again they east ms around
the glanti# head, and then sailed forth as a bird in
the air,"and left the eternal snobs unclouded. We
looked upon all this not without sonde longings for
tomorrow, that wo,inight pinup further into -the
depths and beautioa,of• those mountains and gia . •
oleir;liitherto bilitistd ate distance.
'AO) o'clock wetfe up and aoloating our haton.
,2"44/0 are strultt4,Mond, wooden itloks, firmly shod
,With iron at o.Rot, .010, and often ornamented by p
chamois horn at the other. The horn, however, is
dangeroatt,'Sa in case of a slip', It may do very ea
eons injury: - filictravellor in the Alps should start
Mountain incursion without the baton. .4
'le a great' help In going up or down steep deafly!.
tics, In walking upon toe or frOzedithOw ; while
in Crossing, crevices it has boon known to ears life.
Many a traveller so honors his baton as to have the
names of his various mountain excursions burned
Letter fram l Switzerland.
OIIAMOIJNY, August 30;1860
upon i , In spiral lines, 'and then-berry it with him
over ., . l' Siririerland, andeviii bomb to America, ,
or g f i: add: leis a curiosity, a 'souvenir', etre.
phY, p rhapabblefly &witness, Niece read my baton,
is eget alent to telling what mountains, aid passes;
and gl dere you hevb done: But here, ay in all
courts there may be• perjury; as was the ease
with ..e young American who burned "Mont
Mine' upon his baton, to 1111 it, and not beams
he ha I 'climbed the mountain. , Equipped them
with t . IS neeessery Instillment, and discarding the
(for the present) unnecessary guide, vie set dot for
the litr de Glare. We crossed the leaping, muddy
Arve, passed through meadows to tho foot of the
mountain, and in a forest of Ohl, up a winding
path, [were soon fast leaving the valley behind.
*Beteg upon the same side of the-valley as Mont
Blanc i it was invisible, but the peeps of the Erevan
and Ilege're, opposite, of the valley of . the Arve,
and, tie little town of Chamouny, which we had
through openings in the forest, refreshed us, and
gave itts strength for the remainderof the steep
1180,4 Farther up, that gigantic, wonderful
Algare ilic.Dru peered dein, - *ter the pine tops,
ripen I,' seetrilog-like , the earth's VCIIOI A ft er
two tris 7 of climbing, ma 'fteehed'the cattle tuts
upon fontattvert, 'Over - ids thousand begetters the
level / i f .the sea: Here shine and milk, and other
refres mute, are offered to the tired tourist. A
bed, even, is provided for those who may come up
thus f r in the evening; in order to have a full day
bttfor them• to push on farther into the wonders
arptus Mont Bland . ~ 6 - .. • J •• •
Ma ng refreshed ourselves, end thesauri soUre•
uir af4this . lonely lattlillors from the collectien of
cryst r, chamois horns, bud carved wood, bare of
fered for sale, we descended. to the edge of the
famous Met de Glace, which is bat a few rods die.
taut from the inn.
Upon the.way a bevy of guides met us, offering
their Services to cross the sea. Baying. engaged a
couple to go with ne to the other aide and thence
as far, na the Chapeau, we sat down upon , the
shore to take a view before sailing. And first, it
must be remembered . that everything around is
upon to grand a scale that distance and site are
more than double what they appear to be. If this
deception is so remarkable under the dome of St.
Peteris, what must it be amid these pinnacles of
NatuSe L' ,To the right the enormous bed of ice
stretches off •in a winding course some two
a
leagu s I up th e valley, where It is divided into twe
arms y the Alguilles of Leohaud and the Mont
Pert es; at our feet, and to the left, is the same
()old, ' apparently immovable, yet overflowing
stream, only assuming new shapes and curvets,
whilst across the toy sea, high up in front, rise
those pioneoled mountslpa whose highest granite
point pierces thirteen thousand feet farther into
the heavens than the vessel's tallest mast. There
it rides, an immense mass of reek and earth, bleak
and desolate, destitute of ill verdure, wrapped
only in the snow's cold mantle ; up it rises, throw
ing aside even this covering, and seven thousand
feet above me presents its piercing granite top
alike proudly to the winter's blast and summer's
sun.' Around are many other peaks similar in
form, only less lofty, seemlog to leek up to this
one, tbnAlguille veils, as their King.
But we must leave the mountains around and
go upon this far-famed glazier to examine It more
otiosely. Many "stay-at-homes '.' suppose it to be
A plain of smooth lle, snob as a frosen lake or river
presents, A more correct idea would be obtained
by imagining the Mel des Glace to be Niagara's
rapids suddenly ablllei into les, retaining all
their graceful tunes, their thousand fantastic
forms and varied hues. But, thee, We would be
too pure; it would give too clews as ides of the
glacier. In many places it is made up of almost
equal proportions of earth, and stones, and snow
mixed together in a frosen mass To this mast be
aided a sprinkling of boulders, for on this sea
rooks of scores of tons are floating. There is no
considerable extent where the toe is entirely pure
and clean. The coup d'crif, however, of the whole
is exceedingly beautiful.
Game upon it, we Sound ourselves in the midst or
crevices, and wins, and opbeavings of ice, in all
fortes and shapes. The crevices are cracks or
rents in the ice a yard or two in width, perhaps
fifteen rode in length, end certainly, to many in
elem.:se, more than one bandied feet deep. Within
the fissure the ice was generally pure, and of so
many varied and beautiful hues as to cause the
el-taute to cry out inatadration. We aaw ius...
wended several.leTA, l gi n AV it YOlva ad Gent in
the toy true. As stones were, plenty upon the
surface, we amused ourselves by rolling them in,
and tens trying to sound the depth of the various
fissures. The stones would tumble down; cracking
from side to shle;•the noise becoming fainter and
fainter, and at hot plunge into apparently deep
water, or be silently caught by the aides of
the fissure, now too close to permit them to pass.
The wells are round or angular holes, la many in
stances' very deep, and containing Water, as is eel
dent from the plunge of the clone.
Through these dangerous places we bed to pick
our way with great care, At times it was abso
lutely necessary to cross a orevlee. This we did
upon a plank, studying ourselves as much 1 , 48 pot
siblo with the baton. Though with care there is no
real danger, yet a steady had le needed. ..Ladies
somethnes make this excursion, but the greater
part g 6 only a few yards upon the ice, and return
to theMontauvert. About two hours afterleavlng
the bus,_ wo found ourselves upon, tisiothataisle of
the Mgr de Glace, more delighted Must VOlMSSkitrer
been.** the ensiling of any Ow lie.,
(ay
We now began the descent, Conk tilegieler,
and between it and the mountains. We 'osmium*
to a descent made by, steps cut in the face of an al
most perpendionler .preolpioe. It to rendered prac
ticable by means of a rope, fastened to the rooks
with staples, and used as a railing.
We next reached a point, or granymound, called,
from its pesuller shape, the Chapeau, where en
admirable view of the lifer de Ulnae is afforded.
At this point it: becomes very rugged, the dors:went
being, more rapid, and is broken up into needles
andpyresnide and obelisks of ice. These appear
00,*basissiolors in the sunshine, and are continually
spillitingiind cracking, and codling down with mach
a crash as to have received the name Avalanche.
No one should leave Chamouny without carving
with him his Impression of the Mar de Odawgrom
•''.‘
the Chapeau. , , • , •
After a long and ~steep desesest„ dortog whieh
we were delighted by the lies(iferf oratitrailey
below, ti/ glacier at our aide, 'aid the mesitain
pealee around, we reached the gee/56614a.: Mere
a peasant girl met -us with some verylaMitable
refreshments, that gave U strengMt for the two
miles along the valley Yet reinatning; „ ' '
After a bath and a, dialler, disonssed with the
appetite belonging to mountain tottriete,'we eat
down upon the balcony of the, lOW, esti, looking
baiikupwatlie mountalns,tallsed.elisir: etirressour- 1
s to-morrow. ion,_and lila plan to-morw. ~. ''' ' '3.11. "
.A .Trip,to Atlantic City.
(From the Baltimore „. •
A few days abuse, w party of germanium, thirty
five in number, reeelved an invitation from Mr.
Talton, president of the Philadelphia and .Balti
More Railroad, Mr. Brodhead, president of the
Camden , and [Atlantic Ci. and Mr. MoKibbin,
proprietor of 'the United M ates Hotel at Atlantis
City, to be ;" ils" at the, sin &pl c tat" liaison on
the I.Oth inst. , - • f's" ~."----
I A merrier party need' start ritearthreeVeye.
holiday than entailed a epee - r • prildent
!street depot . on. Saturday. i , Isi:MlPs Pi ,
specie, the oompany might , . _ Larmed pro
-1004,
suisouous. There were lewyeri, 11.itterchilnts;
- manufaolurere,' and respectable loafers; statesmen
in office and'stritesmen , out 'of Moe, , Brooks end
'Bongs, Straightouts and. Reformers, with a few
" who loolt,witseitmd say nothing"—all determined'
to lot the,wo44 weg by itself for i few dart, and
bent, on hiving • general good Ume4tille It lasted.
At the'Philledelphia depot the party was metilby
Mr. Brodhead, and• escorted to the depot of the
Atlantic City Road at Camden, stepping for a law
minutes at the," La Tierra!' to glee, the company
an opportunity of inspecting the "Irland floor ar
rangements of that admirable.institution. = Leav
ing Camden in a special trails at 2 e'elook, and 1
passing tittobgb • a (*unto, not interesting. just
now, but with a promising future, and over a, roadx
which - looks as If it bad Just left the chntrantor'll
hands,, r eed' Is its perfect order, in two bents we
Ourselves before the Actor ' nifi the United
Stated Hotel; a Millennia of sixty Wise, where we
were received by Mr. MeKibbln, in a manner that
made us feel at home without further ceremony.
Dinner Over, ell bands turned towards the beach
—the great point of attraetion—and what a mag.
iillicent sight was here presented! A beach, ten
miles in length, Co smooth and bard that carriage
wheels scarce 'ltaly, an impre s sion 911 it. One day 0
ride on that shore, with the pure air of old ocean
blowing, over you ', and the waves - curling and
breaking at your feet, will bring up the wear and
tear of a month of city lifa-In fact, some of the
old. 'nes felt so rejuvenated In an hour's time that
they attempted to, rase with the breakers, but got
sadly whipped. - '
Atlantic City Is &Weed to become the greatest
'resort for those who 'meek for sea•air or sea bathing
on our whole (Oast. While its facilities for bath
ing are equal. to,thoae of any Other point, ft pre
.seats attraations in the way of fishing, gunnir.g,
sailing, drivlog, 'lc', notlb' be found at any other
point on the coast: It he Inlet opening a mile above
the town gives en inside bay tan or twelve miles i
In length, -abounding in fish, while the Wind
which protects it from the ocean swell affords ample
occupation to the sportsman.
The " United Statiss,"-the.headquarters of, the
party, , luts accommodations , for Six handrod—the
other howls in the aggrege4r4ooonamodate thirty
four bundled. The president et iheioad informed
us that over 80,000 peoplo visited the place during
the past season. They ritat kirre had a -lively time
when it was t• high eiteuge." , ,, ._
...
After "doing'! the: place as thoroughly as our
limited time. would allow, and expressing our
thanks to Mn:Brodhaid and Mr. Mokibbin for the
pleasure we 'eriived, Which was very happily done
through Judge Mason and Colonel Spencer, of An
napolis, we: returned home on Monday, our only
regret being that Atlantis City is not two hours
froll) .11itltimoro looton4 of VigladolpAls•
RTANT ; MM., EUROPE,
TEI t MPHANT ENTRY OF, GAILRI
! BALM 1311 . 0 NAPLES. •
Contitued Inkurrestioat in the• Papal
, •
roposed. Sardinian Intervention.
ILTT/T17,p.711 OE AIIBTSIy,
Theynited State; mail iferunehip Adriatic, Tae.
I. Comstock; ER:; commanding, leit Cowes at
A. M.:of the 13th last/, and arrived abliew York,
at 12} o'clock yesterday. Elia briags 272 pawn
gars and 480,tana of meachadttliae. I
The Etna arriveka} gneanetorn on the 10th of
Septeinber. The Mali American arrived at Lon.
dondOry on the 10t,h. ' • ' • •
THE ITALIAN RBVOLUTION: -
4armines 97 asnineerm rime :Niamey.,
'4, CAL:mine taleee -
i'
. The followitig t 51400004 Ott the .0111, 4 41441-
sr-11° lagirleiglwrin=76 . lriedios f •
Wet eopeliel Neepivii . ll, tiolf !Ilialetilirv. , r :if
..eZt f rr estolfrcTslrritaLarri Ib7f/If i t
alone. The Joy I:141461r rx , r . v=teamii s itsi%
ment as bees formed. Naples is traxmail. •
NA LYS, Sunday, Sept. 9.—llaribsldi hes en
tered Naples alOte. ' Great enthusiasm prevalle.
lie b discovered , altational Illegally
(tonsil uted, end A 1.1,004114 14.• , 01. 1 0116,
to pu ish its piembers. , ,
Oa baldi his nanalgned the fleet and the arsenal
of N les. to. the °barge of 'Admiral Parteao, end
, proof med n irhtErsinumuel as llftv; of Italy.
- ..Th Diotakor as oonfirmid Romano ' es Minister
et th Merles, d'appit [ nttel ..IPsdltitttlleatelf , ot
Polio •, Genesis! . .GoliiiiCll4ll biter IldLoWfarl Pft•
Pisan lit Min ister , of Janke., ,ON , se,
Th nail tiletton el the fort% 4102063 W to like
plane a-morrow.
MA SEtt.t.r.e, Tuesday Erstdei.-i-Letters ; se- .
oeire from Naples to the Treeing of the htts,lnst.
state hat the Sardinisn 'flag', as 'affair Vora -Al'
the f Is.' Ilefote tkaribeldka entry into Napier the
Sardl tau admiral bed threatened to llrempors any
Nea Iltan limes] whiob Should atteropt to' predeed
1
to Ga ta. 'Garibaldi had fo is t d'arr ionsteenm gum
thy o war atatirrei, and •80,000,004 lire in • the
bath ATo Dearn had beep 'celebrated •In the
...
oatheral' by Father thvaszi, the people shouting
" rah for Vloterr Emmanuel!' "Hurrah for
Qar~kaldi!"' Whe peopl• were .4 rroecl, some wen
with pikes Anil sticks.
Oe • aril illonatnatictas had Ulan place' -
Th 4 Papal Nand°, the most of the ambassadors,
and Fount, Travini, had followed the King to
°soh..
Tht King ball appoints,' Signor Ullos; brothel ,
of Gnu. Ulloa,, as his Prime Minister; an had id
sued a proclamation. .
gftur the Sight of the King a great the took
place la the public fends, ' , , • - . ..-
THR FLIGHT Or Tlll3 KCMG. . , ,
ThO ex-King of Nap's' arse still at Gaeta et tub
saints. There was some doubt as. to bit ulti
mate place of refuge .' The Cabinets &Thane,
Mani h, and Dresden, bare advised him to 'take
refute In Germany, and not In Spain. ,
Ilk PAPAL STATES AKA SA-IPLNIA. ~
Tb Paris Patric contains the following:
" 'She Piedmontese have not yet entered the Pa.
pal States The reports concerning the rerrohitiotY
ary
1
ovementa in the Mangoes and Umbria are
emit ',rated. •
Ito n, Saturday, Sept- §, (via 2darseillei.)—,a,
pani prevails ter', .' M. Monate hei left 'for the
Nee limn frontier . The town of Br none has.
been entered in a state of siege. The new, of im
luau eotion at Poole Coroo,bas bean con fi rmed.'
Bard Man troops are &drawing throach Tuscany
end h
i
e Romagna . to be la s zeathneas to eater the
Plip States. Oen Lamorialors has Oencentrotsd
his oe pa at.§poleto, and has denied the alleged,
orde of the de yln which he wee said 'to bite dl.
rent his soldiers to plueder' toy toms *Melt
should tise In trunarreettou. ,
SID-rsmasa 9 --Gear Planelli has arrived hire
to alnouoce to the Pope the retreat of the King of
Nap es to Oasts.
M osigoor Me rale, w ith two handredgenderramr.
bra proceeded to Fieldstone, where awe thousand
workmen engaged on the railway threatened an
onturesk,
The Piedmontese An:abase arrived at the from
tleri of the Itsman States.
'lpe entry of Oaribaltfl into Replan bin [brews
the l'apal Government •into • stem of eontterne-
Goo,
Tse Papal troops have left Pamir* end Ridge
gin!. A French regiment arrived at Reese toils,.
Tin !darnels elmonl bea twee ovulated OM( elf
the overnment at Benevento, and Prignani, a man
of t e lower orders, at chief of the Sovernment of
Poole Corvo. • , ,
Becoosa, M o nday, •September IS—Evening
The' town of Urbino bas been fortified. The Pr oil.
slant Govan:truant tat proiclalmed ilex annexattes
--' - - - ---too t ot Urbino to Sardinia, sad] shouts I
or •t Long Y 4 .Irzaw s ,...e.as
Tle Papal Seeps ate dlsesitiregeo, and ar• toil
rin They tires , no re dishes, but commit acts of
ferocity on their passage.
Ai state of liege has been proclaimed at Fan°,
Sinigaglia; and Petaro.
Five thousand Austrian mercenaries in the Pepsi
ser ile. have arrived at Sinigaglla. -
The Sardinian consul has been obliged to' leers
Anpona.. ~. -
P i ARIA, Monday Eveninc.—The, Petrie pub•
lines a telegram from ,'uric, stating that•ort the
supposition that' Piedmont would decide' upon'
sending a Kirdibfbe Mr"' ltiarrtis into the Papal
States, the different Powers have addressed ener
getic representations to Sardinle, declaring that
the Pontifical Oovernment ' has itifsrded Plestroont'
no pretext for this rapture., ,i . , ,
, It is not known," says She Pains, " whether
this attitude of the Powers has modified the resort!.
ttost of the Sardinian Government. TJp to the
latest datee, however, no Sardinian , troops had
cruised the Roman frontier. Some isolated bands
no belonging' to the regular army had -alfe
terhd the.Stateinr tho Church:" • ~
.„,.
. '• ' THE ATTITUDE OF AUSTRWif 4 - kt:
•The Turin correspondent,of At P.ACDltyokti
iir tea sui follows : •• ~ .__ ,_ , ,_ •
Of course, every one' isknileflist wilt' Attititi
do, l i.' I am notable to say, anitlikrepinian,' moron]
,oyfr, is these questions can oily*, resole kr
is ; but the uncertaintywill MO be long ed,
in-:.
re ion.
' Kossuth aril Kjapka'are Licht' dirstrin . • They
live very rettred'i. 'Rossi:db. lM
ree t
day .
or Sine
foi London, •• Octant Telopls %t a r- 12 '
A letter frout,O.e*Oeo 'De .1 1 .1-
gays: "We Sr. on - the stvil'of grim` '
trig poor Sealy trilliums out via
ment fears (sigh •,wrig i :a ask .
tack from A ..,t , n 0 , id la
Fiance site 1 W . rpo *Sinelik'
for non-int." -- xt.tWr.f.-.1- 4a. , oi..Asivt . •,,i
-'Another lerier f datidtrat o, ow *B .
di' able conctintratroV 'red 'Cithigitiasst4
44.
Anne will , roWsprles ebity raen; y lbe.
most importeept At . •,, wal tz
sist of tort? ,th zett„ •or
menu arriveri 'Anita fr oft,ilentsi..• t ' 4.- ' .
that the ping will take thePmmuund I
~.: •
Generals Olhli and Pone Me :, " '
second - i4 ,c , inuttar4,laltiroP . ' . ''-` .***
Nothing "plait:bre it knew:m. -
2X
Mints rhowwritillmnalbarealftil. , A ' I
' lb .
Austrtale 100 elPne le, ispeell. ~It is report
ed that Auer 11COOdli 'oAl4l . Balllllbll4 tkero; neve
ldentita,• - Though e 1 sisi *Wenn territory, this
bolooked unman a month." ,• — 1 ;,, - 1 ~. ,
It is asserted that thriAnstrian traope have been
conoentrated do the extreme' frontier of Venetia,
facing Modena and thießownina. , - .
Vinnni,,, Sept. 1 1—,Evening.—Wfuitever .may
place in the States of the Ohettelt; It, eta - -
inks
of Austria 'Will' be tatillySteAsniti*AillSig u
her Italian frontiers Stre-not ItnadadziAllusilitery
vrappations which are being minis at present have
no oilier Objeet thin that 0' energetically repelling
toy eventual .atteek:' '' I :•, • - • • , :.,,
I FRANCE. • , •
The CoWstatitionad, in an article signed by
Grandgulllot, awaking of the Intention ofliardi-
Dia to intervene in-the States of.neChunh, My.:
i• We should. grieve to see Pieimenl seeceapliah an
aggression which would . ineontaitablylaparate her
from the Imperial policy. - , ' , .- -•.,- .1:
i "France, being the,proteestorof the rope'et Rome,
eannot but ,disapprove that any armia anditanee
should be given to the insurrection in the pro
vinces: • 1 :
__,: t ' • • '' ,JI " C- r
"We hope Pledmputo not,Onwg's thoictiici
ples of respect dub, Stern , ineutt - rMittilehleh
alone oar.preserve.onwitbrher.• ;, , r , ,
" We also trullt v ik k t-the, .Icfni stilt avoid apo
litical foul wide Would 11 a misfortune for
' Tbe tTinUs‘ Parts , correspondent Maps: "The
general state of acad.. - ha Freeoe . remains 'un
than'ged; inerbhlinta and apeehlatore being inters oa
oepleci in iveteiiing iha!nlareh'et , +tient, in 'ltaly
than in main intrl6a in etbetr day-booka.' 3
Both wheat, and dourdeollnect in pries in the
Paris mallet last 'leek', bd6 paittoFfir!l deur.
The prices or wine Nil adennaintri. . _
iIERALANY AND BA.II3IBiA,
Penny lruelday"--Tbe Palria o thin evening
say*: ..4•lt Lr ,positively stated that an interview
between tlie'Etiperors'of Austria'arid Annie' and
the Piinon Regent will take plaae.'ll
VINZINA, Sunday, Sept, 9.—A highly important
official telegram from Bt. Peteisharg wait received
here yesterdaY. - In'stibitatee it eir follows
The Emperor Alexander and his Qoverunient.
deare sincerely a Rodent reconailistion with Aus
tria.
~ T he good - undeistanding between Bunt& and
Austria ought never to have been interrupted..
"The necessary arrangements for a meeting be
tween the two Emperors will be made without de ,
lay, and memoir's will be taken for !rating an, end
to the present plate of things, vadat is no longer
tolerable."
TUMMY. .
Conarserteorca, Friday, Mg. 31 (ma Mar
m ui").—The Outten has ordered the Wend Vi
zier, liibriall Pasha, , to terminate 'US inquiry In
the provlimearia Speedily as poitibla,lnd tolaturn
to Constantinoptty Where urgent political bullpen
requires his presence.
It is asserted that the Grand Vizier will not stay
at CovstintlitoPle;"but will prose dd 'to Paris and
London, with full powers to -treat of the meet im
portant political questions, and to negotiate a
near loan.'
Pritoe 001124 le expected here.
Arell Pasha le again in favor with the Sultan, and
bas been appointed Governor General of Adria
nople.
TEM VBIOL LATEST.
Valle; Tuesday; Kept. 11—Krening,—The King
received te•day a deputation from Umbria and the
Inhabitants of lb. Mambos. Ilia Majesty granted
the protection abloh the deputationa /*Oohed, and
orders bare been giren to the Rerdialatt tioops to
enter these provinces by the following proelama•
tion :
" SOLDIVAff.: Yon are about to enter tie marches
at P Umbria, to .establish civil order In the towns
now desolated by misrule, and to give the people
liberty of expressing their own wishes. You will
not fight against the armies of any of the Powers,
but will free those unhappy Italian provisoes front
X PIUMW
retie Win 160 sot 6; .0..4.4k
~ 6dtsommf.) ----4.811
06
woo
-
tee 617 - 6 .1 1
Tam" (61, adtptim of
.41 . ,14 --
Pfir66f-686re 6411 NM es
- ',ppm pi' #lltro
40 !Is AS' hr
' 23l Phyrk • • '
tbave ilimapt,*liiiiriciamioraii.
. .._ f ,
, throb .di offoreigi l lentarms fritri* . . •
Yon d not go to tit 11 - tejeries done ii faille d
tot
~ bat to libes/spa. dasianikallOS
intim rag itself sgelasttbarogilat *
try. y you anamitlik-7411. Il lei c =tik LI:
Corgi. ease, of otletar '
sa =aa'''' ' '
ibp tn Who man the love et.*
1
father and ta' - 'l4l lll tome sil.ln '- '
great wow end Itiallhevayselll aid Imo OEN -,..
pros tino,i.l Woad to AI dloggaal e
Waling atop of trouble and, . ~.
to rep t the ent of thr u sh,tf of 0 . ,
dim M .
, -
whom 1I am over raadylegte In
the fed sad friendly 'Po/um se. nit sitese
of i pendants amehetedatly nate.% ilia aloglidatt
advises have in vein azdeavemetlto 044 ikent„
the faimileisaa of the, wished met. whieh u =no
e plot my autherity.'anCipinat thia' St ' '
the mitten. Soldiers'. 2im 'sienna of ambition.
1 Yee, ; have one antlottida, and• it in lidlontiorma.
Fal from. the oontinatal danger otrevolgtion mid
•wan, i • 7
' I ' 4 "r 'Wednesday, &Timber 12.-41. Don: , -
easter+ Si Leer.--dt. Albans, first ; High ins
iml, aeeond ; 'The 'F i nial], third. Afton' boom
van. i . .... o„ ;
Consols clooid atOktait,l4 formouthOM iiii . i -
Meonet,
• lin snow*. 'R ;B u i lt; July 25 -11111‘10 . '
brae , siMnpalatel t Flii4ard, Ind nit
+tlBl teretly•nintt dead nnektidttptkrentplantr ,
Itkinfoneemehts yiettiticii sem% - flaml-..
limn *avant.
.0 timer.; datordayeTaly 2l.—d Weft
miffs it malls, and several fathares have .
Total 'liabilities, £120;00L' Beim Mosso taro
wearied, and many leeldenia ate roportort to *AV,
Pin. '
tameatattonsz, Toe:day, Jolv I.7.—The Mod* solok•
oo( their - pontions. the allied troop oil , '
healty. The Take fort% are to be attested at ibit ,
20th lily. Lord Elgin and Bu Wit
nn' atm rldr.
Peeli IL Foreigners are eournmoisly Amsted lay
the ribeli. . 4 transit daty of eleven taste -per
bele ili to be levied. 'Trade doll. -
JAtr, Friday, Mir 24,—Aft gals!. Trod' rira.'
irl . " • g . J .1 1,-. 1 ,, ,
Consaidietar PAttiliveuie. " ' - ' •
I , ortoorgylienrx# Nuaticsr.-4.Atheis. irsiasi.
Mi l tiVi h ntmisi v i h •4l••res. t i lia % e t
•••••irmesvol .• • +notify , vecoserkatow
A ustT sad Rouen bad oo nuked iniannitt=
dnetu t Wai oemeinaed kr %lie etanneent
is detarmraid to nisUid- tas:thimisamisat di
OM to torn adman, ittifdnAt ia l' eh* Moak(
cabin the none Orme eam* foam -
inn* o Lemenetenrasehmtheag of FnualluAtt '
and other mem:name ~sr.
ttosact, for nicoat tiellad at atta'all‘. anittalinal ow -
eq. and attfsati for eceoaan. .. + , _ . ja_. I, .
`the demand ' in the discount saute% limellllllll l a- areaand, but is still moderate.
eacet.tei„9oo is refuted mid was beribi by the Mato
to-day
American securities have fartbatnist'it
those ll if the Neer York" Llsntral, NW York am Arts.
op Ojommui
sod nols Con •nee . • ' : •
The devotee bei atrimart Bassessyltierslat
Mri re stmig 14, rest ra. Imi Ilit
least been g ended fly tkia KV 1 1 1 -11SenLMIMIII.
ab4l:l'italaan, sad Fowler, uranium. Alto NM Ili
10.
- Th o e'Dcuadee yams Mention ass acted emit talMsu
!rim S out of Matt. Urdu/. it Co.
Tn Tx* Titator.--mn m.—Tite difffinis to Lei
to,p.: oso
ss . ll tloo e* 41 /*NI Jisougoe • •
mat.
Lk+ ON :1;11;74%";47*E111.77_4019"1are"7 1.1.14--
lest IL—Tht &anal 'TO ..... OPIMMI mnil lulli
earn sr, bur we • e father t rum at tho• Ws* Wools
• a
Cs.. a iro rolligrctANZWla l ioby , 1 4 . 74
I
V I . : t lr tr Y Nla c_ i retn e .....m........ ,
trans in r u after buiSiosio - :te the lassest isser
tit es Imo Baum* a- Waited Sumas • sad at tha
Lk na taw airsllealical Witte anaseary halo, la tae
afar Ezolkoag• oto ma wool, Mal ale
wart
a;s t et late pil
recis e. " 7. =7" 68f- • "Trial ll re
tail eZrMa c i umu larrla . 44ll l .loloMell Vaal. alliklikafts.
CM, aa earrener. ""Il uineei r de sot """"ca llealaisl alli
nr, nutate,4,...„.. iimi.,.......
,1! I a pries bassi NAM •
#1,..1 gaTtri.Z.49,L.,
se rattsteeter..,ltie to le mato , ro /814
it ( ' - •
ia.
1:: 1 : 1 ~t .....r, 0 r earri
la 7 m.r. iamis tatir, . irr.si vi i i i. -Isis
ter r . 'The eastismado•
h r:/ . Iwo more enitio.
Fg d. Clia i ltratdleigrt i6 Awn=eZ
~1.
*ln .11.-nd beau: eft ;a corns walissag au ea
tons, • sears. sad to der'• whs. anewee ost WWI
dow tea aid aid See aspen. Proem wera
N. 4 Ai dr Ile h hor taut len YAW,.
(.1 ketPUOL IA Mkt 14MT. SM. IL-A
Ass ra• •aset•resssod go, Whew wed ins -
felt .
sal es 'renew. Wetted vas swerdisbed ed
sent now d l4etwwWl dad. new was
, trete ars war uu V owleet. Isdeas Pone a
'kw lt mast ! ,. sad wed be .voted al WWI tellboWe
krw i l
DON CONK VA II CET. Pen. U - Thu Mel
w.r the tea/ a• *a !noise. W. ideal be knowledge
het tostlAy
DO b:FLONSAT. SIAREET. Pm. 21.-ilepar
deo r. Tea km. illae_awesetell. Maley kelded.
'as a. Stain id to lei WO.
-LILATEST WARM' Num
sov. Wedseedse. !WWII-Bam la
at WIT Weser edies e Refired wand.
satire Ceylon at Owlets Id • edataideet 1 WIWI
borers. fee-Not sweet priaossi. sad fall tame .1.
natal 4. Ado agit ; ware, reeisagee astepette A.
T•lt Iw-D.masd watts Wain
thestfatan anmuusity as tie If easlay. -
- Liven reot...Eseesalear. alest..l4 - -, fasteet-Tr i f--
Ites betas vats a ;ratios* see godd itgesere. E
110.1 or wive Weld ftww.. 4 60%,4. Ileogre WSW pri
ded bat.
' 'NEWEL
- .
VsaY •Fltett, w ee nyPfasairrLast says the
1
Sa Andrea} Zederaksat, Aug. IC twastiaeri,
1 ed lion.' Yeanikin end Itiessai Osman& sit
-1/0 .in Wet Gailels, sear tleatirai -MM. swill&
,mo e th en threamiles from„hen.dadresa, teck,oet
$l , 00. 4 1/ser. ithui their "ibli 'greater • part el ilda
wit co' Ms park T rion Mae liaglawas MAGI
roc ditt they took mat 0541 IRO; hem • shothec '
- week
rai n r a jas " ! ; th i ry P too s lVig f . Tr:tail. ro e ..
1 tee at the Wad cif the genii, Whine these as. face .
laboring witatly
_si ,yeeyoritliont pay, man
very recently. .Thay• drifted Into the. M2I stmt .
Krick the old lead: Which sir or Wren rare age
made thaguk& io famous , for its great wealth,
that it was gamed "MO% (hick " After working
for eeveral weeks oyer concrete bottom, on whisk
they realized moderate , pay, they allength sunek
a tied rook of tine& slats, on whist. they lad the
wohderfnlly, OA- ,deposits •••T • 1112•1111, :Ate
010 m willprobably test #ll. years. ' ' ' • -
conkinktf to' 1'16014 More Dusti n. '- The Mended Hiiiiire, of the PM isateat; eye : '
" • • have umich,•pleasum is Morita( a eery .
L !" amettrrerem In counsel& with the iesh-:.
'r ; ' ' iser-ebsemier etyk, 'noir wCaptainag hi war lore, 'en
, .„hot
' . On that y Veiny, her
• '',"-' • Miller, herring da rereived hit premeds* as -
..t-eaptain, handed over the eommaaelto ins Rae
.r, Cesenuatier 4. ! • AM* Malts(
ell to the office , • "-. the Styx is ea
.4! y . Was frat plei ''' ' i' ''''"c -'- ' - &kw telety -
his common. ' . 1." . .: '.!: . ' airs, •
V crew mann -' I:
-; " ''''l .. ..-
asir him th ree b- -' ''''' e
ra, .ande
Igo r more 'ler Ithr n. welfhm."
-I. IfjlL .. - btlEttlrit RILITA.RDZD. —, Ir. Louis Simodager. who made his adryld thio Central
asseigihe under thit =ph& of vamped Welker—
wheighe eharbefulfy deserted—km adlitaiwidifiosi
theflovernment of Salvador the easiadve eight to =
sistreet !mile robber for one year trout oa,
the Govestent hand. It has else bib
'the right to spinet • rof $2 per q die.
India
• kends in meseletemt
r ir , make priblia, for Ida
sad . ' . pie of fiadvsdor, - ne -
aim for -.. • triltherywhiell Leah! to be
very ample •• .; •- - , - -
..
A Mainz- • Dromen.--In the- -
'United Ethnic •:- at Mertierd, hisisra_
Judges Menem sad h - 0161941 last., the
case of James Erratme ' The Sheriff of itid,
dieser Meaty win decid • . ' In 1853 Mr. rano
lee was proprietor of the MeDontegh Hoses, Mid
dletown, end Wier the Melee-law went tato feet
the sheriff waned liquors belonging la hie-veleed -
at $2,500, Mr. Perms's° sued the eberiff end at
tached Ithr poSperty. The court &added that the
clause of the" statute ender which the sebum w°'
made weihnoonsidenlosal, and &sided &Amyl "
Mr. Pareselee's clans 1 - :-. ~.
1 Etzasnie ender water by Meng. Nsilleforthe
plan (placing thenharge ea the serfasee( the seek„
and thus using the Weight of the water above it be
book the for& Of ttid
t &plosion /*dist thelook), -
as been employed for th e ireivation at Altos
erry. The Oaf et high water is ' &Bird
og the greatest :weight of water for ,
the explodca., , pn Ttlemorning a ohaigge
fi re d, ,oaiett,ihe wator , ed wi th foie*
to remove some ten & e cubic fHt . • - -.-
while the upward alliWesfstved a' large . : I
mass of water:to aliedghthigideverat re s t, .gth ire . t .
a column np from thlt~iikollt for" feet high;
RID is the•fashionable colorrnpw saiong the
ladiesa of Paris. We see, says siNdepr, black num
quetsire hats, lloidered with 'red, and decor te&
with a red - feather ; the red-flannel underaktrfft
displayed by the dress being bteked op ilatPowi
padour In festoons; the red etoskingvgat ge Es .
advantage the pretty tamed an kle , and Parniaa,
black bottine. It is atiotimpi has b looms t h e
vogue from having been adopted by the &oyes&
in her ravings on the eet:side at Blasted. II&
brilliant oclor Is peestlarly adapted for diagdayng
to advantage the beautifully fair &optima= of her
Majesty. ,
MAnireo The liA:c7.—/t. naval officer uy,
that applicsats for atiptilsiaa to the navy, ese,leal
tioualiy vidtlflieitreYvtante In do n na..
a shin is orde redtoass, the naval station at widen
she is to be eiluiPped twarms - for days with all
sorts of unemployed landsmen and mtriters. It
is belleN'ed, 'VIP' those competent to judge, that in
case of notedly era could muster tea thoesaasi
seamen, and ten time as many landsman. witkin
a month. Respectably draped yoana men fret
qcently expressly come from the country to enter
the setylco.z-Boston Traveller.
A TEXA I 3 Smog concluded the trial Ot a‘
man for murder by sentencing him to be has; that
very day.' *petition was immediately aiesad by
the perjury, and people, praying that loop, Vasa
Intgb.t be granted the poor prisoner. The j a d e
replied to the Widen that 0 the nab bad bean
lewd guilty, the jail was wary Ualatti. and Desi/u.
it was SO very uneornfortable, ha did Dot Walk
guy man ought to be required to stay in it looser
than WSJ IteCeallty.:' The man was hang.
A arose woman" was executed a taw days
ego. at Freak:or!, Ely„ for a s to peke*
e Berry, This is the ouly,cam of banging
that bait oeMtried at Frankfort for a perlotoloter
twenty-fire years, although murders, eemateeed
with Impunity by o respectable" remises.
citizens, are; among the OOMMOUSit things b i l Ma
part of the goantry.
,Thuire have been weighed on Howe's stan
'Aßd scales , at the Mechanic's Fair. Boatoa, to
seven days, 9,837 persotur-5 453 were featalee
whose average weights were 11616!. 14 OIL-4,Ni
were man, whose etrorage weights
.were 145 lbs.
13 ors
A conrse . ot rate hail-pennies hava been
told In Ilatifcrrd for slh, a rare Volume! puny
tsr $5 50, a limited State" penny of Ins for **,
and a vary/al/ eabluet of half pennies, will, a few
oolonialt, fu $lOO.
Fisitsr.'s ISLAND, in Long Island Sound, bag
recently been sold to a gentleman of New Yort,
for It. cum of $50,000. The Wand is low lig
lathe long, and is animated to contain 6.014 MIL