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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-30

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
~ October la65The President and Directors have this
day declared dividend Of ve per the capital
this company for tho sx months ending s Of August last s1
payable 70 the stockholders and after Thursday Lat OF No
venber pex The transfer book will be closed from the 2
inst. 10 that date BY order {. l.. EVERITT Secretary
ITO CLERKS.-A GOOD PENMAN AND AC JOUNrANT,
who has from - 00V $1,000 hand hear good
situation and security and interest for h addressing
box 4 67f Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-30

MUsTC.-A LADY PUPIL OF THE MOST CELEBRAT-
l ed vocal and instrumental performers that visited
he United States and possessing great natural abilities for In
<trucng Others will Lessons ladies' at her residence
~ Wet Thirty fifth street between Eighth aud Ninth
will attend nj residences The Italian style singing
taught Three months viii prove sufficient Terms according
n the mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-30

missouri AND ST. LOUIS BONDS AT PAR.-I AN
M proprietor Of very large number OF lots blocks and
tracts OF land situated within three four and I've miles u
the city Of Louis portion Of which property exceed
ing the half entire estate will be bonds
OF the State OF Missouri and the city and county Of s. Loa
the proportion of oneourth third ~ater to three
embrace IN wide range property suitable fo manfAciores
private residences other purpose *
whichs IN respect cher
In the vicinity Of St Louis Titles made perfect bevond quos
ton, sale For further particulars address the urdsr
signed by letter or apply personally at once No Post
Office building, st. Louis, No. JEO, G. IVORY.
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yTAN1ED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL OF
w sixteen, 70 take Of growing children ladys
apsrnena Apply at her present employers, No. go West
lfh
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-, No.-FoR SALE, AT A SACRIFICE, A NEW FINE
ned God pianoorte, 81 octaves corners and
ahed back price 500 Can be q, 81 Clinton street
81 Nnslyn.
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V{TANTEn-BY A RESPECTA BE YOUNG MARRIED
w situation wet nu-ae In respectable IA
mly where she have the comforts Of home address
q, Herald oAioc
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1CS REwARD.-LoST. ON TUE 18TH INST A RUS
FLC set coored trunk, marked end Il. storey con
ainng ladies' wearing apparel opposed . have been drop
ped from wagon. between and r. The above
reward will be paid and questions asked return of
the said trunk and contents 70 e. D. ROBSON Chambers
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MUsIC-A YOUNG LADY, EXPERIENCED IN CIV.
Ivl ing instruction the piano, will two or tn ee
pupils her residence ~ month"; priy ge
practice Pupils attended their residences $40 per quar-
Apply Eighth between second and
Twenty third
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VAANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w pai cook Oh ambermad and Arst washer and
iropcr Best of city reference Gall for days l2
al, old number, third door from Beecker
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COPARTNERsHIp NOTICES.

Ge 00A WANTED THIS AMOUNT AT SEVEN
RO.OOU. per cent for two ears which will re gnaran-
iced for twice the amount and guaranteed
The profits OF the business paying about 81 0j
or partner would be taken address H. w. box 9 Herald
oflce
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VNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w asuaon good cook washer and roner and has been
along dme her last places make good bread and pas
Call TOT days No 2l3 East 18th st. between LIST avenue
Anda Az A
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IC E00 WANTED A FARTHER IN ONE or TUX
" .cUO. most profitable manufacturing businesse, In
the city. To party desiring permsnen and safe BUSINESS
Is an opportunity rarely oaered Every satisfaction given
with name DC.
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VXyAkTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
w situation, CHI 4mbermnid, would do the general
homework Of smell family good city reference from her last
place Can at 10 2Uth st. "a avenue Can be
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CS a0Q TO $s,O00-THE ADVERTISER HAS A FINE
IC.UUU water power. with splendid feestone building
within sixteen mies OF New York and DESTROYS to ssoce
with him good business man, with OF .sloishng
general wood turning business This property is admir- ably
located for this business. Address Wood Tnrning Herald
Office.
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6OE REWARD-LOST, ON SATURDAY NIGHT, OCT.
va II, in passinf through Broadway, Canal Greene o.
broome streets, one trunk box marked Rev. Rudde
29a th Of Thirty street. The finder
viii receive the above reward and thanks OF the
by returning or giving Information where the above
found at les Broadway. w. SNAPPER.
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY REsPECTABLE
w girl, TO travel 10 California with O family
Good reference required Applysa q Trinity place, for
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS
w and seamstres; she and axe chi drens
clothes LADIES' dresses Good city reference
Al Charles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

TIy Lam stDDE Dam ~ NrigEnEy sTn,g1 .-foTonsr
O'DonDcil concluded inquest yesterday, uIoa IA.
body a the boy william wood, s' the residence q
his parents so. 1se Mulberry street, who y will b.
resolieeted, died, a. va supposed from the ereets
q . ties In the task from Panehsy, play.
mate 81 the deceased. The Jury ~ The eon.
ciuson that Il would te unjust for them ~ lmpl.
cate tie by Iunchsy In The matter sgisenos
could b. elected going 90 sb1~ that he assaulted he DE-
that isath caused W njafss - the sIios bat ~
rhat 20 them uB4norn. Tie decsa 81 wA
years Of age and naiys - flyer,c Kngiand
rY1EH, rBS RErIT Or Klcs,-tlronsr oDynnsn va
called upon 10 hsh lnqae't upon the boy ofs by
nine ycsrs n sgs, named william Wood, re.iang with
his tafsnt lss Mulberry street; who del yesteTsy
morning from the effects of s,s In TIE tass, feees,ss
On the titb Instant; q, the hsnas ~ bT nlesnssn~i
'punehy.f The ascesseJ, u spfs~rsf, Ess pay NJ On
the xdswsh nearly otf~sts his o-n dopf ~b*D Fniehy
along and rave him ssysrs hiA 10 ipe brff t@rt
s th. bass He ~ss conveyed b. his ressnos u gTeat
pain sbere h. fingered uuiil yesterday sh@n ~ dis
fhs inquest In ,hls oass Il MT eonclnisd warrant
sor the arrest ~ runehy hss ben i''oed.
Pan rrs0rcu Hafrn~AY Coroner Wilhelm hsA az
ipau.. Al ,h. ss~ yoft Bcss4ai upon the bo1y ola
n.u.A John we.ord whs sr' from fracture ~ ihe ~,
10, and arm troasess " falling through shs hAiehwaY
=, ,hs store So - CIR s'fes o. hs tsth Instant yss
slct accidental dfsth The tseeAs~f vss natrs -
Ireland and e Jesrs ~ azs.
: sr,,us ~ Tanrs ittn.Srs.--Coropsr wnhsgn he's
an .uaus., ys.tsra.y vpon ths bsysy f man nssssi
ra,r,es Dyrsis -ho e0mms,s1Jruiclss hls rsslssnes
No. 10 North street, by sAsing doss q lss4saum.
ara s.oosuirg msnsAy ansctsi dssernn-i " destroy
hsnssf and accoffinsy ssaowsi opn<s sd hall
a a. tsaun Or that psrp<a~, necsss@a wAs ss'lfe
x lfx.sss snt VA ~ y~sfs d sya.
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From the Albany Atlas, Oct 20
DECLARATION OF THE wIIGs OF ALBANY AGAINST
FUSION, AND RESPONSE TO THE CALL FOR A WHO
STATE CONVENTION.
We, tho undersigned citizens and electors 90 Albany,
deem i our duty 10 make this public decsration--
That we are now az we always have bcen national and
not sectional wings;
That our supreme attachment cizens and Americans
Is to the constitution Of the United States just the
fathers Of the republic framed IT, aud TO tho Union Of
these States just II stands under that constitutions
That we are hound 10y every sentiment Of our nature
and every sacred obligation to defend AMI maintain the
constitution and the Unon by votes, influence
substance, and BY whatever energies we can co
mand
That repel and denounce the attempt recently
made to transfer and associates of tho national
whig party OF this state to strange alliance and
political combination which is purely sectional In It's
character and objects and which, far II has
have success boldly the unity and integrity Of
our common country.
And do heartily respond to and approve OF the call
which has been made In the city Of New York for State
Convention Of the national wings, to be held at Constu
tion Hall in that city, the I'D OF October instant
Appended to the foregoing tho ot two hun
dred and eleven persons. The alias comments upon this
movement in Its editorial columns as follows:-
We have seldom seen more respccta. .le array Of
thnn those which signed to the protest of the
wings of Albany, against the merger Of the whg party
in the sectional and unconstitutional party Of fusion
The sgncrs are not merely principally what have
been known as the silver gray wings Nor they old
or the mere spectators Of party Affairs. The list
comprises the most active working wings II tho city
young and old, Of varied business and pursuitsoi
great influence the Of mon.
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Two men, named John Baird and Peter Boyle got into
dispute in Pnfk street, near the Missou House, which
ended in fight besvecn the two par'ies. Baird be-
coming very much excited from the hard knocks and
bruises he received from Boyle, drew large biaded
poke, knife and stabbed his opponsn, in the side The
wound Is said 10 b. of very dangerous character The
carried to the City HosYial. ssrgean, kinney,
q the Mayors Once who happened 70 be passing Al the
time heard of the anastnn, and harfse 20 The
a. Baird the officer arprosehing he fnms-
datey took to his heels and hed away fspily pos
tibe. Sergeant Kinney pursued him and after an eHci
ting overlook him Al the of Anthony street
and Broadway and brought him before Jusics Orbofae
who committed him for examination.
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Police Intelligence.
TIE JOSEPH WALKER CAsE-ARREsT or WALTER Il.
JONES AND OTHERS.

TIE JOSEPH WALKER CAsE-ARREsT or WALTER IL
JONES AND OTHERS.
Yesterday morning Walter Il. Jones, John Kinney,
John Winters and d. s. Briggs arrested board
the wreck Of the ship Joseph Walker by officer Murray
orthe Lower Police Cour. charged with having appro.
prated chain cable belonging to Charles T. Barnes to
their use without either the knowledge consent
Of the The accused busiy employed In rails
ing the sunken ship when the officer, having warrant
for their apprehension from Justice Connolly, made his
appearance and demanded their Instant appearance at
the police court Mr. Jones demonstrated with the officer
saying that delay OF half hour would probably
be the OF their raising the ship in few lays they
had her nearly pumped out and about plugging up
the holes but the Official would not listen 10 any
such proposition, AMI caused the Sscused 10
company him forthwith. The consequence
that the water flowed back into the vessel, and
in less than half hour after their departure II was
bard aground the bottom. The accused on appear
ing before Jutice Connolly held To bail 10
the charge An examination in the will come on
this week, when Mr. Jones and his associates confidently
10 be honorably acquitted of the charge imputed
"a them. 1he.comp plana MT In the case Mr. Barnes
the former contractor for the raising OF the Joseph
Walker, and values his chain cable a' $50.
SUSPICION or BuRGLARY
Two men named Edward Nugen, and Thomas Downey,
arrested yesterday by the Nineteenth ward police
on suspicion Of having burslarously entered the dwell
ing house Of Mrs. Caroline wcbber, in Forty third
street between Third and Lexington and steal
ing thereom quantity Of jcweiry, and SIS In cash.
The prisoners committed for examination BY jus
iice Dawson.
AN ALLEGED HOUSE RoBBgR.
John Haley, bcggar, arrested by the Sixth ward
police, charged with having attempted to steal some
clothing the dwelling house Of Mrs Harriet Bailey
of No. 20 white street The accused II l. charged IL In
the habit OF begging from door 10 door and stealing
whatever he can lay his hands on. When arrested
about dozen articles ~ ladies wearing apparel
found on his erson lie Wa taken before Justice Con.
molly At the Lower Police Court whore lie committed
for trial.
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CITY LlTICS.
THE CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD.
LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR LEGISLATIVE AND CHAR

THE CANDIUATES IN THE FIELD.
LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR LEGISLATIVE AND CHAR
TER OFFICES.
We give below list far received by US, Of the
nominees for Senators, Assemblymen, Aldermen and
counciimcn, made by the wings, Know Nothngs, soft
shells and hard shells. Many Of the inaccu-
rate we are well aware; il the hist perfect II
mghs be- but this owing to the miscellaneous
in which the nominations made aud for which
are mt TO blame. Any candidate whose has been
omitted or misplaced by leaving the correction at the
HERALD Office, properly authenticated either by the
nominating committee some responsible name, to
prevent frauds, viii have it inserted in the list we will
publish sgan shortly We do this gratuitously for the
especial hcneat OF the candidates. all Of whom wish
to see sected it were possible and Tor the Information
four readers, 30 that they may vote ntellgiby This
list does not include republican half she'll outside
party candidates but viii note these candidates here
aIfa
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INTERESTING TRor SrcfLY.-L Eco d Hniia con
sins porsnt proclamation Issued by the people az
Siy u advocates an immediate revolution aud unity
with the esrdinkn government II will be remembered
hat the sicilisns foremost in the European reyo
ton of is4s and judging from their pas, conduc n q
very probable that the next steamer viii bring as new ~
Italian insurrecon Gavazzi srtss t0 the CraaaoE
that Italy l. on the point Of popular revolution.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INDEPENDENT NOMiN ALTON TnK paIICE LII

INDEPENDENT NOMINATION FOR poLIcE JUSTICE.
large and respectable meeting Of the friends OF
William Robertson Jr the independent candidate for
Police Justice OF the Sixth JUDICIAL district ightcenh
and Twenty first wards), held Friday evening,
October 10th. instant. Vim. II. Wood Esq. presided
and John Julian Esq, acted Secretary The meeting
addressed by Mcssrs Butler, Dnrragb, Hennessy
and others, and the nomination received an
and enthusiastic response.
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DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENTS.
THIkp SENATORIAL DISTRICT HALF SHE'LL
CONVENTION.

CONVENTION.
The delegates to the Third senatorial Bstrict Union
Democratic Convention, comprising the First, Second
Third FOURTH Ynh and sixh ward. la, even
ing At No. lis West Broadway 70 nominate eanaia..
ior senator D. o. croly occupied the chair sDd Theodore
Hart ontiatsd ~ secr~tary. After the oryanixa,0n
j. g. fmlsb, of the Fourth ward, moved that Daniel "
siesis- Of the Third vsrd b. noninats ar the ooe Of
enAior ~ aeelsnAton and pressed hls notion With
Tie motion put and dselarsd carries by unAnlrnous
vote.
COMMITTEES, consisting of psron FROM each wsrd
ftptehehtsn IN The convention then aEpsnssS "
take the neeeissty steps a. hold rslaesoB fssssing
~ VA Nsn moved sBS carried shat She soaYsntion
efl"ufn sn9 vail IN Mr. heki~s ~ lnf0fm bim u his
patton, sna We couritiee wsiiei ut~n VI ssk-s
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IHe hUMhut1Uh Ui MT. sIctes WhN thcn mhde unhhi-
NOUS after which the convention adjourned 10 wait
Mr. SicLles to notify him Of his nomination. .Y .
FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT HALF SHELL CON-
vRETION.
The delegates to tho Fourth Senatorial pstric Con-
venon comprising the Seventh, Tenth, Thirteenth and
Seventeenth wards acting In conjunction with tho
Union democratic organization at st. Johns Hail. me
last evening at the Essex House. OF Grand and s
streets. John Nugent Of the Tenth ward, chosen
Chairman and John @. Seely, Of the Seventh ward OIL
ciaied as Secretary.
Mr.. John Murray, Of the Tenth ward, moved that
John M'Loud Murphy be nominated senator from the
Fourth Senatorial district by acclamaton which
fied unanimously.
committee was appointed to apprise Mr.. Murphy Of
his nomination when the convention adjourned.
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FURNITURE.

vOTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wAREaooxs.
~ At No. 5ls broadway, opposite the st. nj :holas Hotel
MATHEWS STACY ohsr tor the assort-
men o fancy csage ensmelsd and Frsu b furniture The
United States reduced prices Every variety of
pziiasses. pillows. holsters 4c. at manufacturers prices
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his residence at tho Mansion House. Chambers street.
the soft shell committee meeting HIN at the same tune
THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT SOFT SHE LII CON
vENTION-
This Convention met at No. IL Beekman street. X. O.
Montgomery, of the Second ward.lin the chair, and
hessrs l.. Harrison Smith and r. 7. Robbins acting
Secretaries After settling contested seats the
ton proceeded to ballot for Senator with the folio wing
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FINE ARTS.

YARD ENGRAvTNG.-wEDDISG CARDS, VISITING,
home and business cards engraved and printed IN tbs
ne ~ fAsoDabie vyie; also, choice assortment wedinx
rnveopes nne silver plated door number paes seals
NC. ORDERS By mail punetusliy attended 10.
X. LFD0ETT, kngraver. Ng John street,
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POLITICAL.

THIRTEENTH WARD. THIRTY THIRD COUNCIL
Disriet-Aa mesing ef the delegates OF the Nominating
Convention os the above district held Of the cali
OF the Democratic General Committed OF Tainany HALL
CHARLES DOTY FAq, unanimously chosen the demo
cratic nominee for representative OF the aad district.
RICHARD BANFIELD, Cha.rman
MICHAEL HOGAN, Secretary.
THE MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN,
i Union Club will meet 4J4 Broome street. Monday
evening I'D instant half pas. SIX O'Clock, on business OF
poriance 10 the Club. Como one come ali.
VoUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL. CLUB
Il The this club viii meet ut their room. 653
broadway, ACADEMY HAIL. Monday evening next, q
O'Clock attend e ratification meeting 10 be held a. tae Mc
tropoitan Theatre that evening.
S9Ts S1osds 3 q yoSysas; Syscs. }sccreiaries.
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i THE OLD HOMESTEAD,
By MRS. ANN 4. STEPHENS,
Author OF Fashion and Famineu
We are now enabled TO commence for

We enabled TO commence for
SATURDAY, the 10th inst
book, by the author Of Fashion and Famine" which
attained In three months OF forty thousand copies
woich repubhed in Leipsc ST. Petersburg Vienna
~ three editions y London s matter well calculated to ex
The Old Homestead while ragic and
character as Fashion and Famine is anything Of pro
founder interest and appeals with greater force 10 the sypa
hies Of the reader The story In the city Of New
York. where there many OF pahos suffering and
are introduced 10 the "Oa Homesead' among the Cat
skls OF the HUDSON where presented with Of the
most delightful and graphic rural pictures given in
this book humor that rivals that Of Dickens and dramatic
description, OF which she peculiarly the
think, to any Of her contemporaries.
The Faiber's Return. Iaasant Conversation
The Mayor and the Policeman. a Vley In the Mountains.
The Pohceman's Guest. New People and New Homes
The Midnight Consultation. The Old Homestead.
The Mayor and the Alderman Aunt Hannah and Uncle Ma
The Birthday Festival Morning at the Old Homestead
Cheser's Trial. Homeslck Longiugs
Poverty Sickness and Death. The Evening Visit.
Waking and Watching Autumn in the Mountains
Cteser's House In the Morn. Our Sister Anna.
ing sunset in M Italian Cathedral.
The Mayor and his Son. The Two Infants.
Jane Chester the Stranger Dark
Bellevue and New Inmate. rles
The Fever Ward and It's Pa. Apple Gathering.
tents The Farnhams Return from
Jane Chester and iuor Little Abroad.
Nurses. Tho Hnsking Froic
The Student Ply can and the The Household saori6ce
The Midnight Revel-Mary Dance f xser uasn HasIing
and her Mother. The Mother, the Son and The
A Spring Morning and Pau orphan.
The Daughters Faith Wins Hearts. 'S
the Fathers Prophecy. The Nobers Fraud.
The Two Old Men. Saina Bowles' Mission.
The Walk and the VIII. The Double Confession.
The Festival OF Roses The Double Birthday
Wild Woods and Mountain Erpedents and Explanations.
BUNCE BROTHER, Publisher, l26 Nassau street,
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE,
Our London, Paris, Munich, Cobientx,
Vienna and Madrid Correspondence.
The Last Manifesto Of Kossuth, Maxxtus
and ROllim.
OCTOBE ER FASHIONS,
&c, &c, 80.


V0H A<on0Os NOrHU1BUn0ruCes
LosDos, Friday, Oct Q, 1896.
7As War IN he CHARACTERIZATION Of n~ AHes--Prospsus
Of Pedce-Mam,fcsto Of Alexander H--Rrort u Pr,ro.
Go,tschak The EracHa'son Of se,aao7'o,-TAe Ruar
Posiion-Demo0atc koemens-Au Aussini Lofru Rouin
and Kossufh-Noptes--A Critical Moment.
There Ii not much 10 send by this mail Tho
allies making themselves comfortable their now
quarters at scbsstopct The Russians sil on tho
north side and few compliments daily exchanged
the shape OF shells long range cannon ball The
allies have seat large reinforccmentS TO Eupator chiefly
OF fcavairy; and II the Russians do not beat
treat simpheropol an engagement must ensue.
The Emperor Alexander has been inspecting NEola,cG
and has said left for the Of his army
The whole Of the imperial family have been to Moscow.
The prospect OF peace h. In fac In very distant pcr
spcctive.
We are in great dearth OF tcegraphic from the
crimea, the allied Generals deem II prudent not 10
telegraph their movements for the especial benefit OF the
Russian commanders.
II is ssid that communications going bc'wess
Prince Gor.schskoG snd Marshal rcssier but nothing
has trnnsrrei respecting what they about.
There can be but one opinion now. Russia has the
worst OF t. and the peace Il concluded tho better
The moment Is a critical
The Italians endeavoriug 10 get up general rising
against Austda. MarzIni Ieiru aollin AMI Kosau,s
have issued Joint appeal 10 all tho suffering nationAi
ties. They are 70 &c, together The ke,poitana are
ready to hrou 20 kpg Bomba The relative position Il
Austria and the Westctl Powers IL not the best.
II mght--i underline the word--c0me to this:
Austria ard Germany, si,b i.usaa against france ana
Epglbnd and oppressed nstonsliilss.
When I eny Austiis and Germany, of course mean
the ruling powers and the armies at their disposal, NOT
the people, who burn Ia throw OIL their yoke.
Il needless for me 10 say what universal shindy
this would he.
The concusion come to- consequently, H. that ncgo-
tatons viii again shortly he opened 10 ptcyept this vol
canc eruption, the end OF which II would be mposaibs
TO ioIckce.
10 use . somewhat hackncyed but apt quotation.
- hOas daY.lOia suT "a % roifdnrf