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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

A LBkRf H. hIcoLAr. AUcrr0sEkR-PEREMP-
tori sais OF en- elegant goth, double cottage. q New
keceslle. with nearly four Of sttaehed
ALbkkI H. nlCoLAy viii ssll on Tuesday, Jua. IL -
gothic double vla, the railway station st nsw Ro-
eheiie Wsstohssser county lately erected By Paul Fish
ESQ Tor has residence The land fronts Haguenok
street 20 fest b. coo set Harrison strse thus com.
front BY thirty elk feet deep with wings By
feet built IN the very best By days work. aad
arranged for two families with separate entrances BY
tSo vestbuies BY srchins the centre WALL II can be
modcus cellars with farnaoss warming
house BY twelve registers and two Kitchens With
water On next hoor two Large drawing rooms, two
cts baths buffers pantses, Ac On hsrr az bed
with spacious closets and the several
rooms large and snail The house finished with srbIe
mans CRATES speaking tubss and other modern re.
Try 10 extensive and unsurpassed house. stables
wells OF good water and trees the Place ana the
land productive Of vssetabe and flowers
Gus and shrubbery Until within few weeks prossssd
mix utes walk Of the station Persons take the NJ
train from Canal street. and return By 20 NJ train
rom New Rochelle Sale positive So
A LBERT n. NICoLAY,. AUCTIoNEER.-PosITIvE
sac 81 Inc wines brandies GIN whiskey champagnes
Catawba and cisret wnes pure juice sesars
bert kicolsy will sell on Wednesday, june Is at II
fine collection o. .isss brandss a. de- eens..ng
Of Hennessy, old champagne, Otard Ponet, castlios,
London deck harret Co.. and Msrte brandes vintage OF
ss6 Also gin .h:tsy eiaI:s port Juice sh.npagnes and
the foewins choice brands-princips Ia Bsyadere,
Ressia choice brands The above liquors arc
put IN one two ard Ave gallon demohns and Of
whole be positively Sold being the the Of
dealer.
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w s, MELIoH, AgcrIoNKEH;, BY noUcHroN !

w MELIoR, AUCTIoNKER, BY n0UGHToN 4
w sMslor This day, June 18th, clock the sales
room ms Nassau sales TO pay advances
nit ureThree line toned rosewood piano ortes made by
Gilbert Abbott, and Barmore OF New York and Boston
thick French plate manel and oval mirrors in richly
crnsmened frames decorated and ensmeIsd
Der suites plain and with marble together with other
rich and desirable housefurnshng goods Cabinet furn
ture will consist Of the entire stock Of frat class city
cabinet maker for convenience Of sale and sold
positively advances viz six solid rosewood parior
suites Of furniture medsion backs and covered In costly
and three ooored satin brocaes and satn suites
plush hair cloth and uouquet solid rosewood centre tables
ssrved rosewood mirror doors sides and back mu
chamber furniture In great variety bedssd
bureaus and washsands to mstch mahogany and walnut
tees sprng seat Voltae and rocking chairs library and
rosewood and oak
dining tables IA feet long; hall stands and chairs The
trade country and those about
invited to examise this stock before purchasing The art
Giles arranged for examination. Goods can be
PACKED fer shipping the premises storage be OBJ
tanned BY applying ct the office.
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A committee Of the Vermont and Massachusetts,
exchange for old bonds, Of eleven hundred thou
sand dollars of new per can! mortgage bonds,
payable in twenty years from LIST July, at 95 per
cent, secured by annual payments OF $40 900 to
sinking fund. II the bondholders consent to this
arrangement, application will be made to the next
Legislature Of Massachusetts for authority to create
q new mortgage for 81, 100000 This will cover the
bonded and floating debts and leave the corporation
with remaining debt Of about 100000.
The Milwaukee Wisconsin states that contract
for building the section Of the WATERFOWL Railroad
between Columbus and WATERFOWL, . distance of
eighteen miles, has been let to Messs. A. L. Ora
ham & Scott, at the favorable price Of 50 900 per
mile, they to do all the bridging, grading, masonry,
furnishise ties and laying track, Everything excep
trun, spikes and chairs,) and to be completed on
before the Lee of September. 1856. The payment
are such rs to be entirely within the means Of the
road. The contractors have Z large force Of men
and tools, and will at once comm6nce the work With
vigor. The work on the section between Oconomo-
voc and Wats.s.wa progressing rapidly, and the
road viii be completed for the cars on the Is
September next
The annexed statement exhibits the condition O
the on. Aundred and thirty.two banks Of Massachu
setts, out Of Boston, on the I'd of June, compared
wish that Of the 5th of May
BANKs OF MASSACHUSETTS.
May 8. June q
Capital. SOS 1920 S25 600 Dec. $24e62o
Leans and disc'ts. 444lO,267 44,25S197 Dec l62O7O
Specie In bank..... 996,607 986673 Inc. 1.O88
Due I'm other banks 4,4o2a5s s,sl7s2s Dec e44,4 sO
Due t. other banks 4I3,62I 442,3s2 Inc. 2S,S55
Deposits. .......... 6,4l9,384 6,3A4O34 Dec 1880
Circulation. 16,o97366 16,330,s15 Dec 766, 1851
In the above the Maiden and Msnson banks hsy.
made no return. Adding the returns Of these h,rss
e made May s, the comparative statemegt -ou,a
show an increase Of $3.50 in capital loans soos
GAO; specie, $l5S2s; due other banks ssI a37 ana
decrease In circulate on of $553as. sanosits AKA.
sos, and due from other banks ss2oIso.
Tho following statement Win shov the yalua a.
deposits at the Branch MirIt New Orleans during
the month Of May
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grUNIs YORRELL, AUCTIONEER.--LAsT AUCTION
GALES TOR the season, commencing this day, At l0k
sun .ce for cash advanced poaitve orders
ers N. BThe bond given to the Mayor forbds any
derbdding whatever. which 10 prsctissd extensively The
stock Is toows-Rosewood paror suits, covered in satin
sCG black walnut secret, for ladies' mahosss book
bureaus Of all kinds sofas tee stetes easy and rocking
CHARS parlor chairs CENTRE sofa and fancy tables card
French plate oval mirrors oil paintings secondhand maho
gany pianoorte 5000 iegerators Of six sizes English
patterns suit also thres
made table, &C. pen also, china Of kinds, not
unpacked yet which will be sold redeemed extension
dir ing tables of All kinds.
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DUssELL W. wEsTCoTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
oil paintings, 6c At the residence No 1852 West Twenty
first street. H. W. Wesoou will sell Wednesday, June
3D. 1t 0 O'Clock the entire magnificent furniture of the
above class house. OF which, with the
tAuary paintings DC been imported By the present
and worthy the attention Of conoseurs ana ell
In want Of superb first class furniture The sale will be
can Be obtained at Mr. Iv Hsughwout 6i broadway or
1t the house Tuesday when the whole be
Parors-Elegant pier mirrors, q BY 100 rich English
velvet carpets three magnificent chandeliers with all the
fixtures in the house; costly suits solid
frrnure IL pieces covered In crimson tapestry with slip
lady carved Of solid rosewood
mosac and statusr top centre tables splendid grand 40
broidred stool and cover tapestry curtains gold
Van Kfsn Gureiia EsO Tsnfsrsna, and other eminent
old ard modern artists Partisan and
ments, magnificent mante clock, mounted in Din
sSg table, sS
set, ESQ pieces crystal silver ware silver
and enameed heaseads full marble top rosewood and
hoany bureaus lined with satin wood elegant rosewood
cretary bookcase cost $780, do made In Berlin,
hair matrs,ses carved oval and French plate mirrors
Invalid and arm chairs rosewood washstauds, &C.. with
large assortment Of kitchen utensils 200 yards superb oil
CLOTH stair carpets refrseratos &C., all Of which be
examined on Tuesday.
CHER1FY'S sALE.-wILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
auction Tuesday, june H. 1885, st 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Brooklyn, known Toynbees Hotel the entire stock
lures and furniture Of said hotel consisting Of extssive
assortment Of carpets ocloths bedsea beds and bed
sns s .ns A.. SA. % and
tures and furniture Of and bar Also Il billiard
tables complete. Terms Of sale Sssb ,orr ss.-x
RrN. R. HrGEnMAs, Deputy.
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A LBERT b. HicoLAY. AgcTIoNEER-PosITIvE
change ssc0Id avenue, Eighty street. the
vaiuabe lot situated tho northeast Second
avenue and Eighty hth street 2 feet inches front aud
on sseond 20 feet front and rear b oS feet
erly belonging to the Lecount estste and lots
Id this that offer greater Of cap
tai Improvement the Second Railroad By
this property and the sale q to be made without
the highest bidder 81 cont remain boz aad mort
sage for three years. cent desired The title 10
and the lots will DO sold free from Al acum
brance For further particulars apply to ALBERT H. M
CCLAY, Auctoneer, No. ii Broad street.
A UCTIoN NoIICE-GREAT SALE OF yEWELRY,
Ct the sales room l6 Wall street, assottmsat OF
Iond Fins and earrings bIsa.spins elegant and sim
eed and Get both sdes with damonds also Others
viz independent seconds double time keeper fifteen
English patent and deaehsd lever &C., by Cooper John.
so1 ko.is Tobias and Others 81 in heavy eighteen carat
pins earrings brooches breaspins seal rings, gold
sleeve buttons do studs, gold pencil cases. lecken &C.
sale DOeiriye.
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UCTION GLASS AND CHINA.
IA JOHN T. VAN ANTWERP will sell on Tuesday,
:h A. 10 o'clock q 6 Pearl street from the shelves
dpt and edged best French china pieces
o. pieces rich French coees candlescks card baskets
Also two crates Rockingham spittoons and yeowwAre As
eighty packages Also tea
and walters knives and FORKS spoons &C. Also hundred
fancy clocks. Catalogue day previous
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POsT OFFICE NOTICES.

TINTED STATES NAIL B0xES,-P0ST OFFICE,
" New York June 9Th, lS66-The Post Master General
having authorized large increase in the number
stationed throughout the city the reception letters
be forwarded in the mails delivered In the city, and
also directed that such be opened and their
tents brought to this office four times and shat the
least three times d. every part q che city south o. f
70 have boxes stationed 1T their places Of business for the
Of their customers and neighbors that
pcaNions therefor should be Addressed writing MEL
SON WATERBURY,, Assistant Postmaster, on before
the 26th day OF June instant.
No paid the Of boxss for the
information the public list Of the places 1t which they
stationed will be published in all the daily papers, In
will box be placed store at which any other
box kept for the reception Of letters to be sent by the
''' y ISAAC " FOWLER, Postmaster
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

UNIFTH WARD LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION
Ats meeting Of the liquor dealers Of the Fifth ward.
held the Fifth Ward Hotel of Franklin and West
Broadway the purpose of after appointing
q Central and Ward Committee, &C., adjourned
o'clock. All liquor dealers respectfully invited TO at
tend JAMES H. WELCn, President
EFT. DAVIDSON. Secretary.
THE NINETEENTH WARD LIQUOR DEALERS ASso.
l. citation will held meeting ut No. 7U8 third avenue,
4sth street. Wednesday evening June 18TH TX
O'clock organise the ward with resolution
the New York Liquor Dealers Society All liquor dealers
In the ward are expected to be present.
WILLIAM DENICKE,
CHARLES MURRAY, c-..
JOHN EGAN, Soamsee
MICHAEL LOONAN, :.
GEORGE GILLIG, vi
S. THILEMANN,
EDWARD LINTON, AHahsoments'
JACOB R0SENSTEIN,
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q On RLWARD.-TwO SETTER DOGS STOLEN ONE
PAO large sized setter white with spots Of liver color
the and liver coored the back
the Of Jes the other liver and white color with his
Left blind to the OF DAvy trActsbe
will jump stick speak Whoever will return the
said dogs to Edward B. Lawrence at fordham will receive
the above reward SO for either Of then and
thief EDW'D b. LAWRENCE. Fordham, Wsstchestsr Co
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A UCTI0N NOTICE OF BOOTS AND SHOES WE
"A would Gail attention TO the sale this o'clock
a. the store OF GALE "a Beekman street, comprising
alarge aLd desirable assortment for The season.
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L 4 d.. NASH, AUCTIUNEEK-STUKE3 BKOADWAY
H. -Morsgase and sheriff sale of that well known and
Broadway. corner Of Park place. Friday, juno Sth
1T 10 NJ consisting Of bar counters and fixtures, pier
glasses and mirrors oil paintings and engravngs
tans, decantsrs goblets tumbsrs knives and forks,
spoons crockeyware oilcoths linen, marble Slabs copper
tablls Nc porter and ale in wood and ga;s cham
key and together with of said premises
The sale is until Tuesday, June lth 1866
At 10 A. NJ, At the same place.
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REWARDS.

n7,1O ,,EwARD.-THE ABOVE REWARD Will R.
3lVU paid ~ the undersigned for such iuformaon q
BEEN misAnx sine Monday morning 1th inst Is In feeble
health about 90 q si1 feet in
gold mounted cane Nth his aans engraved upea It,
JIKEH5BULI. 10 d Saas street. or ~ Wavefley pscs.
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@70 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR CHASED
p1V gold ring with part Of the old Liberty bell IN
insids" Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto
all the inhA5tant thereof JAY 4th I6n To left
Abel's Exchange, 4a6 broadway,
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A UCTION NCTICE-THOS BELL, AUCTIONEER.-
"a BY BELL BUSH, this day. ut 10Y O'Clock, at No.
North William street. An assortment OF excellent furn
ture Of descriptions fittings clocks show cases.
canary nrd twenty boxes superior s.o Londoa
viz coats vesting ladies shaws collars under
eleeyes, hose, crAvAts, table linen, &C., &c.
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A UCTION NOTICE. BoGART AUCTIoNEER-BY
.. boGAhr-1his day. at IVY o'clock, at 100 Nassau
sIeet Dament, mortgage sale Of bar counter tables,
STOOLS e. fixtures Croton pipe copper boilers and kettles
,ytp-, Kitchen range etreet lamp crookery.
WM. THOMPSON. Atty for Mortzaxee.
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OF REwARD-FOR A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER
pC slut. No. Park place. or e56ls Twelfth street
w. OKELL.
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DPECUAL NOTaCzcD.
HOLNES BUTLER's
A Alum Patent Iron Safe Depot 80 and -
Maiden lane. Cbslew Liberty N.Y.
HAMILTON WORKS. NEWARK, N j., JUNE Z. 1856
To architects builders &cA preliminary meeting Of
those interested In the artificial stone busAes carried
at the above works. will take place 1T the Metropolitan Ho
tel New York, Friday evening, the inss for ths
Of anzing company 60 which attention
respectfully invited. JOHN WOOD. Secretary pro tenn.
NEW YORK, JUNE 9, l655-THE PRICE OF BOARD
In 1t respective hotels and after this date will be
two dollars and fifty cents per day.
TREADWELII, ACKER CO., St. Nicholas Hotel,
HIRAM CRANSTON, New York Hotel.
o. G. PUTNAM, Clarendon Hotel.
NTOTICE.-TO THE LOVERS OF TURTLE SOUP
In Cooper. Cooper's Hotel. Fordham, will Tuesday
afternoon 18th inst at o'clock 7. n. serve pot Of
turtle soup free Of charge. Come one, come all
COOPERS HOTEL, Fordham.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-22
The Talk in England.

In his gossiping sryie the usually correct gath
erer Of the weeks Talk on 'Change' at Liverpool
furnishes the following important matter:
The talk yesterday was, that about to
open pnrplnxed page in the history of the war !;
that our difficulties do not all proceed from Rus.
sia that there has been difference of opinion
brtwecn our good ally of France and ourselves
that Russia has made as ye. untold concessions
that she desires peace above all things; that her
proposals have met the approval OF Austria and
in part Of Great Britain; that, in point Of fact,
government had accepted them that. so hap.
py were the ministers at The prospect Of restored
amity tha, they did not conceal the fact from their
supporters that Sir George Grey communicated
the glad dngs to Mr.. Bright; that Sir George
regarded peace accomplished; that Mr.. Bright
was too happy to tell The joyous intelligence 10
others that France, however, had 10 be consult
ed ; that no doubt WIS entertained Of her acquis-
ence, but that our government miscalcU Iaed the
policy Of our ally that Louis Napoleon AZ once
rejected the proposed conditions that The mlnlste
rial crisis in France had direct reeIecce 10 this
determination that, vu carly speaking, Lord
Palmerston thrown aback; that there was,
however, ground for the charge in the Times
Of disunion in the Cabinet on that question that
a know ledge OF it operated against Lord EileDbo
rOugh's motion that the Lords would not COM
pIcate negotiations at such crisis that arc
bound TO France as fast as treatres make us !;
that can do nothing but in con junction with her,
and that there is no backing out that we must 60
on, and that Louis Napoleon will go on that The
precise terms Of the Russian propositions are not
known but that il is believed they embraced, in
part, all the proposals made at the conferences
the third point; that the Gar agreed not TO in
crease his navy in the Euxine beyond what it was
in May, 1884 that ships of all nations might pass
through The Dardenellcs, and that Turkey might
her fleet tf, rnu3tV with hat of Rms.
sia that, be The conditions what they may, il is
TO be regretted that what England approved should
be rejected by France; that 1t is imP"lrlc TO seek
TO impose needless humiliation on Alexander; that
he dare not submit, to a curtalIment OF his feet or
territory, and that, practically, it would amount TO
nothing if he did; that Turkey can exist in the
vicinity Of Russia only N the protection OF Great
Britain.
The further talk was that Louis Napoleon had
Interior designs that continuance OF the war
with Russia will enable him to carry them out !;
that while England has nothing to Gear from Rus
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VOL. 3.
A Beautiful Poem.

IThe first thing, in the way OF business, that
our hands touched on last Monday morning was
the charming poem on my Brother" Hardly
had tho morning risen through its first hour OF
sansi,ine when we were wondering how much
OF The gentle Sabbath would attend our toll
through The busy week, this delicate and fragrant
breath brought Its sweet refreshing 20 our hearts.
The fair author is but seventeen years OF age.
A highIy.gifted friend, whose eyes is always open
TO the tokens of genius and whose heart is full of
The music Of poetry, writes US privately about her.
The facts of the letter are touching and while
delcacy Iorbids our using several things named
in it, we may yet state, that The circumstances
with which this child of genius has struggled are
such as to move any heart to deep feeling.
Eds. Southern Times
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For Southern Lawyers.

4 n"mhrr nf The Mubilr bar makes hc follow
ing proposition To his legal brethren in he S'u'h.
rrn States. We fad it in the Mobile ReoiStef
Mr Editor: Allow me-. through your paper, TO
olrr tor public cunSdr rEatinn, a suggestion IN the
Iar abun.inahe act of The Legislature Of Massa-
Chu>"Ils The act ref rred TO being manifest
md Intentional violation Of the Constitution of The
Unit d States, (Which | presume ever. member
"f The Legislature had sworn TO support) every
man no vor, for it IL of guilty Of wilful
and corrupI perjury. Ii is that all good clri-
Zpns, especially "l The Southern STATES, should do
nII IN their power L" secure the rePen of such an
act or To meet II by retaliation. One Of the most
odInus provisions OF the act itself, suggests to my
mind appropriate, and if generally adapted,
n very SulfrIrnt mode Of retaliation. The act
provides, in substance, that no LAWYER in NJ ,ssa-
chus-ts shall aid or appear for any Southern man
in any effort TO recover fugitive slave under the
provisions Of tho Fugitive Slave law; and il he
does so, his licrnSe shall be revoked.
Now, INV suggestion is This: That every law
yer in the Southern States shall pledge himself to
his brethren OF the b4r aud the community, that he
will not aid in The collection of anv debt claim
for a citizen al Massachusetts, and will not prose-
cute defend any suit for citizen OF Massachu-
feris in any court, until the act referred to is
peaIPd This should embrace all corporations
chartered by that State and all partnerships doing
zens Of that State domiced in other State. To
make this efi.ctnal it must be very generally
adopted III the South. II generally adopted, II!
seems TO me its inevitable effect would be virtually
20 outlaw these hypocriricA rogues, and close our
courts against them, by fair and constitutional
means, tiey have cndeavo-ed TO do, as to us.
hy unconstitutional act. As member Of the
MobIle bar, | make this suggestion for lhe special
consideration of the members Of the profession
throughout the South and if it shall be lavorably
received, will endeavor to have practically car
Jed out.
Other citizens might aid, even more efficiently,
IN just retaliation. Our planters and farmers
ought TO refrain from buying or using any article
Of Massachusetts manufacture. Our merchants.
especially, should refuse buy or deal in any
articles OF Massachusetts manufacture, or 10 buy
any part OF their stocks in that State, or 10 employ
Massachusetts shipping. But | will not enlarge
on this point. My main object was to suggest
to my professional brethren a mode in which
they might practically express their pointed con.
demnation of the odious act, and probably accel-
elale its repeal.
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NV Brother.

Oh, briar- rose, Chamber,
And cover the chamber
The chamber, dreary and lone
Where with meckly closed lips,
And eyes in eclipse,
NV brother lies under the stone.
Oh, viOlcts, cover,
The narrow roof over,
Oh, cover the window and door
For never the lights,
Through the long days and nights,
Make shadows the floor
The lilies blooming, the lilies white,
Where his pIay -haunts used to be;
And the sweet cherry blossoms
Blow the bOsoms
OF birds, in the old roof tree.
when hear the hills the shout Of the STORM
On Tie valley, the roar of the river;
[ shiycr and shak on the heartI-stone warm,
A. | think Of his cold forever
IIi- white hands arc folded and never again,
With the song of the robin plovcr,
when the summer has come, with her bees and her
grain,
NIll lac play ia the mcadow-clover.
Oh, dear little brother.
NJ y sweet little brother,
Im the palace above the sun,
Oh, pray the ,od angels,
The ellro!- ,vangels,
IT, ;aac mr--w hen life is done.
EMMA ALICE PRowNE.
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sla, he has everything to apprehend that il is
now sufficiently evident that no hostile Muscovtp
can ever land on our shores that The Cossack
must remain ala romantic distance that invasion
is entirely out Of the question that with France
the thing s quite different; that she is accessible
every Side tha: combined Europe could
pass the Rhine that combination of despots p
gainst LOUIS Napoleon is not quite an impossible
ty thai he is parvenu on throne, and is there
fore derested; that Russia, Austria and Prussia
could crush him. and possibly may attempt il;
that he has therefore deep interest in diminishing
The power Of the Autocrat; that Austria. also be-
ing in danger from the same dire ction, would
willingly assist in the work if she dare that
Russia is ner bu5by jock and that The restora-
lion OF Poland would relieve her from the oppres.
sive patronage of friend; but that Poland revo.
Iutionized, what would Hungary do? that there
lies The fear which make supncness OF so long
date ; that an alliance with France and England,
her dcminions guaranteed. might embolden Fran
cs Joseph; and it is quite clear that conflicting
considerations will keep Austria neutral {: that
there difficulties upon Europe one can
deny, and therefore will be with us for some
time-increasing in evil as it progresses.