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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

~ Tho Ailanthus controversy RACES in
Cincinnati Its thought that the male
tree alone IL injurious to health, and that
the female Ailanthis, with its beautiful
punches Of pericups," is perfectly harm
Ices.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

AGAnE OF RRAa--The Dubuque Tribune,
and Express 4 Herald are making great
ado about their relative circulation and pro-
posing to bet' It viii turn out like the hog
cheering, moro noisy than profitable.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

ELECTION RETURNs.-Johnson county
has gone for the Peoples Ticket. For
county judge Lee has majority of about
FIVE hundred,
The American ticket has been elected
in Cedar county by large majority.
A pANcE.-Mr. May has dance at his
delightful grounds on the South Hill to-
morrow evening.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

IL South Carolina papers mention the
death Of John z. Calhoun, third son Of the
late John &. Calhoun. He died Of con.
aumption at Winnsbop, S. c., on Tuesday
list
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

lad in Shrewsbury w.t. last week, while
| leafing horse to water, fastened the fiddle
around bis body. when the horse took fright
and ran third of a mic. The boy was killed
and his body awfuliy mangied.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

- rreasee cfalmost every kind bean
assssl price as Bsraiagtoa as ST. Louis,
Fssa lscal oauses during the season Of
sssrcity jsss past, the Southern ha. ban
rasAsr The bess market. But during sea.
scas ef plessy, like the present, the
easeesn win b mach the best, as al ship-
raeaia fs Foreign countries are made froa,
~ Easessa scahoarl tcwns.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

4 superior article Of Moulds for Moula;,.
~ dies, Of hard Britan mia Metal, md W.
Manufactured by John calvcrley. Ai,o. s,,.,
Surgical Instrument, and Britannia War,
JOHN CALvERLyy
aug. 6-3w6s 100 Race street Phiad.l,.;
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........-.... WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.
Senators Mason and Douglas were ut the
Presidents dinner party yesterday p. NJ.

.........-....- WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.
Senators Mason and Douglas were Mt the
Presidents dinner party yesterday p. NJ.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 10.
A correspondent of the Republican wri-
ting under da'e Of Fort Laramie, July 10Th,
reports all quiet in that region. Captain
Foote'S company's of infantry had arrived.
Col. Uowes Dragons were not so miles
west of Fort Kcarney.
The road was lined with trains, all we'll.
No Sioux were seen on the route.
Cholera was prevailing with great fatality
at Fort Riley. Major Ogden was among the
victims.
Several companies of troops and large
number Of mechanics were there. A num-
Der had abandoned the fort and taken to the
hills.
Washington, Aug. lO.-TIon. Wilson Shan
non, Ex- Governor Of Ohio, member of the
last Congress from tho 18th district in that
State, and a supporter Of the Kansas Ne
brnska bill, has been appointed Governor Of
Kansas, Uice Dawson declined.
Philadelphia, Aug. l0.---Mr. Dawson, ap-
pointed 10 the Governorshp of Kansas, tass-
cd through Pittsburg yesterday, on his way
home. He has announced to his friends his
intention to decline the appointment.
New York, Aug. l0.-In the board of coun-
cilmen last evening, a committee was appoint
ed to decide on a suitable plan for monu-
ment to the N. Y.volunteers who fell in Mex
100, to be erected in Greenwood Cemetery at
cost not exceeding $4,000.
The State Comptroller has decided the
Webster Insurance Co., of this city to be an
insolvent concern and that the ublic inter-
est requires its immediate dissolution.
Advices from Santa Martha of july 18th,
state that on that day, the big Velocity just
arrived from this port, took fire, and shortly
after blew up. The vessel and cargo were a
total loss except small quantity of gunpow-
der, which had been safely landed. No lives
lost.
New YORK, Aug 10.
The Pittsburgh Gazette contains call for
a State Convention of the anti Nebraska par
ty of Pennsylvania. to meet at Pittsburgh,
on the 9th of September, 1t is signed by
prominent men in all the old parties. >.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. TO-
An alteration occurred here today be-
tween a X. n. and Catholic Priest dnrins
which the latter was knocked down when a
loaded pistol which he had in his hand acct
dentally went off and killed him.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 10.
The yellow fever is increasing at Norfolk
and Portsmouth, Va, and 1000 persons had
fed
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

Hickory nut ell, considered equal to the
best lard or sperm oil for harning and ma
cAirery, is now manufactured in Dayton,
Ohio. The OIL remains in fluid state at 4
VERY low temperature, and ii does not ssgum''
Ike the Ordinary oils. Il Is used ID very d. !.
lieate machinery.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

AFTER THEM.-Some of our citizens
were rogue hunting on Friday night last.
Mr.. Weed, and the two Messrs. Clark had
their suspicious awakened in regard to an
individual whom they watched. They
followed him to the residence of Mr.. Crock
er on the North HILL He entered the
yard and two of his pursucrs went round
the house, while Mr.. Weed remained in
front He was soon started. In his has
~ departure he was hailed by Mr. Weed
who received no reply save shot which
passed through the skirt Off iscoat The
fellow was then pursued by the three gen.
tlcmcn and several shots fired at him, some
of which they think by his outcries took
effect.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

An Eastern paper winds up its description of
railrca aceidrnt shas:-fhe a IN had his arm
broken. the aesh torn from both legs, AID
number OF others slightly kii,ei.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15
Lake Superior White F;,h
More Books.

S0 bbls and 4 bbls. far superior 10 L,
OV Lakes Fish. constantly on hand and n, !
by taug. ~ JOHN s. Dawn
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

- 4 small advance hss been realized
il tAs pohtos trade. Prices went up to
- CO Saturday nsoraing in market under
The sxciteaneat 81 parsAases fcr Chicago.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

AacsIr1r--Ms. Lewis c. Brown An.
sAAsssct and builder, oilers his services to
s't'ssaa 4 Tia si,y, See s~rd IN another
cclums.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

Yankee doctor has got up remedy for
hard times. Itconsis.s of ten hours labor,
we'll worked in.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

faASGs.--we are suder renewed OBJ
ligssioss 10 Cealacloe Allen Of the morn.
ing exfecs traia.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

ssS- John II. Shehan, confidential clerk
in the Garter Masters Office, u S. A. at
San Antonio, Texas, is defaulter to the
tune of SIS, 900 to $4,000.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15
New Livery and Sale Stable.

4sS" AANSA ulitA SakO SLuhAC'
q, THE undersigned would inform
a citizens Of burlington, md the !
EN%UeSe, lie generally, that he has orent
<SaETG new Livery Stable in the Cry
ZNCS Palace" formerly occupied ty
Stewart; where he will be happy to accommodate
who will favor him With call.
Good, safe horses md bugg'es, and careful drr
always on hand.
Charges reasonablc-hores kept by the day
week. at as low prices rs thp times will afford.
ED-Stable on Washngt, n, between Main
Third streets. ID. MCDONA AID
Burlington july l-ly
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New and Eelegant Jewelrv

ONE Cut Corners just published, and Eat, A.,
~ ford a story of the Refugees, for sale BY ~
July 3. c. NJ. WILCOX, No 2. Barrel U,,..
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Preserve YOUR Fruit
CANDLE MOUTHS

. ,,,,r S1v~ Jun xUIt
A FEW don. Spra,is patent SclfSvalip, !,
"A Cans, just received ard for sale b,
august 5 JW Wnt,
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; =. uusT. o. n. GLE.

PRODUCE BROKERS',
Gene.dI Commission Merchants,
Corner North Water 4 La ssllest., CHICAGO.
Liberal adva.res made ON esnsi:smsni.
REFER To
Geo. Smith 4 Co.; Il J Tin ham 4 Co.; J ii Dun.
ham Co.; Harmon 4 Co.: Smith & Pollard,
eacigo John u. Gear Co., Burlington, Ie.a.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

THE undersigned has just received and M,
L ut his establishment on Third street. rsa,l, !,
posito the Barrett House, large stock Of
Jewelry.
Consisting Of ladies and gents fine breas, pin, i.
rings, hnger-rings, gold guard aud fob chain, :.
pencils and pens, silver ware &C., Ac. / Womb !,
farther that have n full and general as,or,r,,,
all kinds of jeNelry and other article. usually !.
in jewclry establishments; my jewelry Is all a
latest fashions, and for quality. finish and b,,y
inferior to none. Give me call. MS sell my 70
at only small advance over Eastern ."
Wholesale Prices.
va Remember the place, Third street, nea,,,
posifc the Barrett House.
va Watches and all kinds Of jcwelry repaired
short notice and Mt low prices.
july II, IS. j. PRoCUAsI,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15
To Country Merchants

w L have now received and opened a full SUPP
w of Ware suitable for Country Trade, and y
selling at prices which will compare favorably VII
those of any other market, east assNcst.
We buy for cash of the manufacturers in Englas
and having long experience in the businsss,s sc ~
assn, ed that our selection Of Goods nndsOur Priea
cannot fail to give entire satisfaction to dealers, Vi
have been in the habit buying in Eastern or SOal
ern markets. MCKITTERICK 4 MILLER
North Sd street nearly opposite Barret HOg'
Burlington, May is. 1855 tGsrette copyl
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e GRnnKER 4 BRoT + !; sA0o1r

4 TTGkSEYS and Councillors at Law, Collectors,
"A Land Agents, DC. Prompt attention given to
business. E Ohee north side jefferson, be ween
Main and Third streets, Burlington, Iowa.
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CROMPTON h CROWDER

SAso&AA u OAN w WV w bEn,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform the ci,irsp. O, n
IL iingtcn and vicinity, that they have a !
Paint shop
on Third Street near the NJ. T.. Church. laterIs e,
pied by r. u. HARRIS, where they intend carr
ing on the
Painting Business,
in all its various brnnchcs--having had ia yu
experience in all the principal elite. in the Union
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painting
FRISCO PAINTING, in the latest style and m,
approved mode.
Glazing and Paper Hanging
done with neatness and despatch.
limitations of Wood and Marble
in the New York and Philadelphia styles.
Nsr- Remember the shop on Sd street. near ID, \
E. Church, where all orders will bc promptly n
tended to. THOMAS r. CROMPTGy
THOMAS CROwDER
August LIST, lSS5-3mos.
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Cotillon Party |!

TNHERE will be Cotion Party at Glen Cottage
l. on this evening, August 18th. Tickets
admitting gentleman and one lady, so. Re.
freshmeut and supper included.
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So h k413otkkae AeoS-
Nh Knife th.s ia skas nssJes wAs not
wt1thd On tkst day tie spask ,hss kiadied
that cennsgrssioa vas stFuck ssi noaths be-
fore, aad tae passions that nesd ike be J.
drc along those streets had been kindling,
little by little, - the volcano through years
gHibers iss energy" -0azeste.
The knife was ground, the spark struck,
and the passions kindled, little by little,
bya set Of lying scoundrels who have made
the foreigner believe that his blood was 10
Aahesl and his wife and children hunted
with tIodhoand-, as asserted by the Ga.
zcste apaitssco. laborcrs.
s1n xaukce Sentinel, of yesterday
after giving nm account Of matters up t.
the time Of the indictment Of DE Bar, says
that after he was reinanded to Jail, the Of
Gcers at once took him BY thA.shoulder, thu
detachment from Ozaukce closing around
them, and thus, pushing through the crowd
they reached the door, where the rest o,
the Ozaukec company. and the Milwaukee,
company were stationed. So they advan
ced, The crew coming after, when suddenl,
a rush was made by not more than twcnt,
or twenty-five men upon the centre Of thu
line, and the troops, without blow strucl
or gun fired, or any resistance whateve
(sayc by Lieut. Roger, of the Ozauke,
Company, who behaved vel, fell back anc
abandoned the prisoner to the mob. d,
Bar was instantly fclled to the ground
while lying with his face downward, h,
was struck by large stone upon the hes,
crushing in the skull, while one fend
more brutal than the rest jumped with full
force upon the n,angled head! The poo
wretch was d, ubtless dead from the blow
Of the stone. A rope was attached to hi
lsgs and the body dragged by the yelling
demons some halfa mile the garments be
ing stripped from the body as it went, anc
then, manglcd and bleeding, i was hung
to tree head downwards.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

This is question which must be answered.
There is terrible responsibility somewhere and
the proper parties, LET them be who they may,
must bear il. One thing at least is now known.
The foreigners m this city, more especially the
Catholic Irish, from some cause and at some in
stigation, were armed to the teeth, and used
their arms, from houses. behind barriers, and
from their skulking places. have SIT down re-
morselessly, unoffending citizens as they passed
in the streets. Of the terrible, the horrible
consequences Of these assaults we have hot III e
heart to speak. There is no language too strong
there is no. language strong enough. for its
condemnation. II will be the duty, and the du :
~ must be sterniy performed, of the Coroner to
thoroughly investigate the facts and when the
inquest is made we shall have never more to say.
-TJouinal.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

Real Estate.
Hal acre Lots for sale in Hopkins add
~ ton to Burlington city, about go rods south
from Barre,'s addition. Pine eligible building sites.
Terms. purchase money down, balance on time,
easy payments to suit purchasers.
Go- Enquire Of Crocker 4 Bro. Jsscrson street, or
$. Hopkins the premises.
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

NEW IUKK, AUE' o
The ship Cahawba of Wiscasset hasincur-
red fines fer violation Of the passenger
law to the amount of $llS,000 being $500
each for 236 passengers. The vessel has al
so been attached in consequence of the Cap
tain to give special bonds demanded for
bonable cases.
The gold quartz crushing establishment
owned by Dnrham & Co., on 33d street was
burned last night. Loss $40, 1000, supposed
to be the work Of inccndiaries.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15
Notice

THE subscribers are owners II ina jorty Of a
l. stock of the La Grange Park of the s,..,
Georgia and by the rovsions IF its charter Ar ,r
sonally liable for its issue. The notes Of tho IA.
will be received deposit by on the same tsrH.,
the notes Of the State Banks of Ohio and Indian,
I. II. BURCH 4 CO.
Chicago, August 2, 1S55-2mos
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

Coopers' Tools.
A assortment If Rochester al Id Cincinnati Coop
n ere Tools, on hand and for sale cbespby
aug JIG LAUMAN 4 BRO
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A LARGE assortment Of Oil cloth CaIpeting from
"A ~ TO so. and good assortment OF ali wool
carpeting, for sale cheap by
aug ) G LAUMAN BRO
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To Rent.

To Rent.
FIRST rate three story br k business house on
"A Third stlcet, between Jefferson and Washing
ION streets. Enquire ut the Real Estate agency.
aug III BROWN 4 LAilEE.
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IHILADELFHIA, Aug. J.
meeting of conference was held here
yesterday, composed of some of our most
substantial citizens, to consider the propri-
ETY. of some public expression concerning
the Imprisonment of Mr.. Passmore William.
son. A committee was appointed to take
the matter into consideration and report at a
subsequent meeting.
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Office Peoria Marine & Fire InsuranceN

UMCe Peoria MARINE q Fire InSuranceN
Corner Main & Warrington ns., Peoria, ILsgn
CHARTERED 1871.
This Company continues t" issue policies On
Marine, Inland Navigation. Transpor ,ation an
Fire Risks,
At reasonable Rates.
CAPITAL, $1,000
numerous.
Isaac tnderhiIi, WIN. Kellogg
A. q. Tying, John Mackenzie,
=. Holland, WIN. Fem,
VIM. f. Mason. l.! l. r. Il u,lNrd
Charles Holland, Vim. A. lksIon,
p. X X. Brothcrstun, l.. Holland,
J. Reynolds.
OFFICERS.
ISAAC UNDERHrLL, President. u. E. T. BouRLl,
Vice President. CHARLES HOLLAND, Secretary.
THOMAS W. NEWMAN, Agent
nuy q lS!s-1y,
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New YORK, Aug. TO-
The Pittsburgh Gazette contains call for
a State Convention Of the anti Nebraska par
ty of Pennsylvania. to meet at Pittsburgh,
on the 9TH of September, 1t is signed by
prominent men in all the old parties >.
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Correction.
THE llawk-Fye and Telegraph announced yes
tcrd.y, that bad srl. all OF those patent self
Scalrg Fruit Cans, which true enough, but |
have Just received another email lot which invite
house-kerpers and others to call and stc
aug 10 w WHITE
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Louisville, Aug. 8.
In ~ counties Morchead tx. ny for Gov.
gains 5, 600 upon Scott's majority. Six X.
n. Congressman and two Democrats are
elected. The others are doubtful. Both
branches Of the Legislature will be American.
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IRON tho subscriber living in Mt Pleasant, hsbiy
1 Co, Iowa on the 22d inst-Two bay mares-ohs
marked with Festiio, years old-the other vi ,
saddle marks On her hack years old, this one y
shed before. One mule Spring colt roam color wila
black stripes around its egsit is the colt OF the h
mare described. -,
Twill given reasonable reward for tho delivery %
the above {, me at Mt Pleasant information wne'
l can get them, EDMUND LEEDhAh.
JuIy 30 WV as
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ST JuHNEs' " y Ahg. 3.
fire occurred here this A. NJ between
Brunswick and ate loo streets, destroying
fou teen houses. Loss not ascettaiDed.
A riot occurred at flowe's circus last night,
between a mob and the police and performers
Some of the comba,ants were badly hurt, but
none killed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07
THE DESTRUCTION OF swEARORG.
pieuBr or DNIRAL DUNBls.

A suppiea.eat 10 the London Gnss0e oontcins a des-
patch from ira r. s. Dindas the ops nations before
Sweaborg The document bears date the 13.h August,
and states
II. mi,ah ssuadron assisted Of sixteer mortar vcs-
sells fxeen gunbglts, the nke OF Wellngtop the Ex-
mouth, aud t~ecty other oiwar. The Trepoh had
FIVE mortar vessels and ase "a nbosts in addition 10 the
ships a the line
Admiral Dundas says.-My former repor ri wiz hare in
formed their ofdsip that aary the past year and in
tho course OF the psA. Ave mouth the enemy kas been
atyely employed 1tsenghnr * the dcfencs OF the
place Ad In conJs tlag the offences, by erecting
batteries every adrsr tgcous poe ion and ndiIg
every practicable apTssa6 70 tba rbor OF this nt rcto
ntss, therefore, Srz,>i no per. u my plan L at.
tempt general attack ~ - sfips the deicncos nd
tho operations contemplate BY to rcaradmiraf snd
myseli ssre limited % such dcsts psfon 81 the i.r.
fyesf and arsenal a. could u Acceurs,ed ~ means -
xortars.
In The cSurse Of the nsrbf q the 5h Rcar.Admir4s
.eraud had commenced The sstshliSlns-t II hs bat
10y with "A. .bsss the ro iihin ols-hall but the
active arrarr~Tents could MOI - competed before the
faiirg the wAae a the preyioa, cay tho loyal stand
ard o. Rnssa wai lyng apon the .lel osGastafyard,
but wnh no. alters. rds observed
lie srcc.ssss IL eur own operations hdns r,pondent
eately On he state a the weather, AMI thu rardi'y
vith shieh helii cori be thrown nc Hc was 'o't In
uyar ths rans.s q ee rfriars, which proved 70 be
accurate, and general fling conmsnaed soon after
seven o'eiack The ggrH ATS having <sn previously
s,ued sn aeds'ia9al gnes q heayy ea.sn a., 5.massi
Snalfsr ntoats l1ing ars@d with Lancaster guns,
avaiisa my All q tie exgsrenrc ~ Captain buctt 70
advantage and bis attcntion speedily directed 10
three dtckei hp a. the line moescd 70 block The pas
sage between Gcstslsvuii and Baih.lmen.
taaAmarGe4 lrCsty q he ship bcaf Ing my lag,
directed a. ialo he Starting and four other gunb ats
under bis oreess, 10 m4nnuFte them a,d attack the
batteries ~ fcn 81 tie mortar vessels iowsrds the west
extremity ~ TIE Inc Tie remainder a.istribulcd
ia similar manner 10 stations assigned them With or.
des 20 snsssn he bAiterie and prose, The mortar
sigied ~ Captains Gisssc. venai:agt aud stewart
% ne :. errg 81 80 s.h Instant fayi4ls Key or ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07
PaAffiOn Of Austria.

Vienna Gang. .O) correspondence of London Standard
me1tioncd in Of my former letters which des-
patched a few days since, that hndl good to be-
,ve that the allies had lately sgniRed their willingness
20 abide By the four guarantee points which they
deed would foIm tit and proper basis for the conclu
sion Of future Ieace.
One of the semi cieal papers Of this city informs
this ming that in consequence Of this communication
Austia las addressed pivate note 10 the several
hers of the Ceramic Confder note by which their
uiuie policy must be clearly and distinctly defined. The
conclusion arrived at by the Frankfort Assembly the
.ch of July deemed TO have been but lit aactoy
ns only Icing IL a negative nature. Ausi,a con-
sid,rs the time IL when the question must
le hnaly sett,d whether united Germany is To march
g,ther, Austria ii 10 fellow her unassistcd
and Hltne The contents Of the note have not yet
uinsIiied but II ia aid TO lie Of such nature that
o'tnto arrangement must be the result and II would
sem 10 be nhImed by the fact that IL has been Lately
Viii Itrd IN different circles IN Vienna that the reia-
~ n Il ths Court with the Csbne, n st. Pete, sburg
nv, not met The expectations enter aimed by the govern
men, u hussa and indeed II Il not improbable that
Austria has teen shan cd from the position Into which
she hLs Zen by the example set by the minor States.
Austria hcrph the has acknowledged the cause Of the
alice 10 be ght and declared she has wish whatever
10 peace concluded except the acceptance Of the
rndiitns originally proposed, has nevertheless refused
tn lake Up 10 the cause, while Piedmont, her
Crhbcr j. actively engaged and Spain Il said 10 have
lttWiftd hci n'ingent, and fenmark and Portuga
iow great inclination to follow the good example thus
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