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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
Pennsylvania Election.

HARRISBURG, Oct. II.
York county gives 275 Democratic major
ity, but elects one Opposition to the Legis-
laturc. Rush Peterkin, Opposition candidate
in the Lycoming Representative District,
has been defeated by 1900 majority. Sam
uel Duuborrow, Opp has been elected in
Adams county to the Legislature, by 80
majority. Beaver county elects two Oppo-
sition members to the Legislature, by $50
majority. Mr.. Embric, Opposition candi-
date for State Senator, has 800 majority.
The Opposition MAORI ~ in the State ticket
is small. The result with regard to the
county ticket is doubtful.
LArER.-In the Senatorial district com
posed of Adams, Franklin and Fulton
counties, Alexander Mcclure has been elect
ed. In Franklin county his majority is $50,
while his Democratic opponent, Mr.. Doug
las, has only $50 IN Fulton and II in
Adams counties.
EAsToN, Pa, Oct. -.
The Democratic majority in Northumber-
land county is estimat ed ut COO.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

p%The German calender of the
wear makes the summer begin with the
twentieth of June and close on the
twentieth of September. This is a
more rational division of the year than
orrs. The first half Of June herea-
bouts, properly belongs to the spring ;
for it is the season of termination, and
our summer cannot be said to conclude
till the close of the third week in Sep
TENDER. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
Kirkwood's total majority,

Kirkwood's total majority, z42
IS. We have since learned from Mr.. ..
H. Williamson, of Port Louisa, that the
Republican majority on the State ticket is
between $50 and 900. All the townships
have been heard from except one. We are
glad to learn that Mr.. Williamson is elected
Representative by 260 majority. The DEM
ocrats, however, re-elect Judge Derbin by a
small majority over Mr.. Hurley, on local
questions..-Daily, 18Th.
Scott county is about 600 Republican on
State ticket. Rusch falls behind Kirkwood
about 100 votes. Clinton county 200 Repuo-
lican. Cedar county Republican to same
number johnson county is Republican by
about 100 majority, on State and Legislative
ticket, though the Democrats elect the County
Judge and County Superintendent. The
contest between DR.. Bowen and Mr.. Edmond
son, for the senatorship, was also in doubt at
last accounts.
Keokuk county has gone Democratic by
40 majority-a loss of two Representatives to
the Republicans.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

~ For the best stoves, etc., at the loao-
est prices, 60 to the ''Muscstipe Stove Store"
See advertisement.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

A fast mule is owned at ST. Louis that
can make his mile in $3.50, and 80 miles in
5 hours. i3t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

KANs ss.-The majority for the Wyandotte
Constitution now reaches 5000; for the
Homestead clause, 1900.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
CHICAGO. Oct. 10.

'--"--, ---.t Tro----- NTlICAGO, Oct. II.
The returns from the Iowa election come
In slowly. The vote received thus far is
apont the same MS two years since, when
Lowe, Rep, was elected by 100 majority.
Scott county gives the Republican State
ticket $50 majority. Louisa county 80. (?D
Henry county about 700. Jefferson county
100 Dubuque Co. about 1900 majority
for Democratic State ticket and Desmoines
$50. Ill. ........
Some days must elapse before the result
will be definitely known.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
heard from,

The Times estimates the majority for the
Constitution at 2 1000, and for the Homestead
clause at LOO.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the Journal
scott County O. K.,

ia f. DAVENPORT, Oct. -.
JAS. Thorington, for Sheriff, elected over
Leonard by about $50, and the balance of the
Republican ticket elected by about 500 a v.
Leonard had served five terms as Sheriff,
and the Democrats thought he could not be
beaten. Ed. Jour -. n
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

The KANSAS ELECTIoN--From the Leaven-
worth Times of the 9th and 7th we obtain the
following returns of the election for the
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

The Democratic majority in Northumbel
land county is estimated at COO.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-14

Incomplete returns from thirty counties
give the Republicans gain of about 5000
over Chase's vote in 1857, and indicate a
Republican majority in both branches of the
Legislature
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

The political news was unIInpOTtant.
II IA stated that, in consequence Of but few 'een
forceneuts having been sent to India for several
months the authorities mad determined on sending out
nearly 5,OCO cavalry and infantry troops.
The Prince Of Wales had returned 70 Engsnd.
Tbs Atlantic Telegraph Company had Issued thei,
prospectus inviting Subscriptions TO the new capital
of f6O0 coo on the terms already made public. The
Directors pledge themselves 10 enter Into no contract
without seeking the advice Of the bghes. scientific
and practical authorities iu Englsnd and America
The hrst operations TO endeayor TO raise the old
cable.
A deputy from Canada had waited upon Queen Vic
tora to invite her be present al the opening Of the
Great Victoria Bridge next year
The election for Members Of Parliament 10 NJ the
seats vscstsd by those who have accepted ofiee in
the Lew Ministry generally resulting IN the return
Of the Government Candidates. Mr. Gladstone, how
ever, being close pressed fcr Oxford University by
the Marquis Of Cbapdos.
The Submarine Telegraph Company bave success
fully laid cable, coliaiDng SIX conducting wires,
between Folkes;ole and Bouogne. II Is the largest
and strongest cable made, is weight beng ten
tuns per uiAs.
The Lozdon AdreTtiser asserts that Louis Napoleon
has II ade up his mind at the fret favorable opportu-
uiiy, TO make descent OF the shores Of Ireland
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

UNsUCCESsFUL AITrMPT AT BURGLARY BY A OAR
.GAsG.-Yesterdsy afternoon one Of the firm of
Duoen Fries & Co., doing business at No. 40 Broad
way, made bis appearance al the Detective Office,
and stated that caring but unsuccessful attempt had
been made by gang Of burglars TO rob their
premises Thursday night. Messrs. ID. f. n Co..
occupy the third floor the fourth and fflh stories
being unoccupied Sergeant Dixon repaired to the
building, and upon examination found in the fourth
story remn ants of bread and cheese and bottle
which had evidently contained liquor The supposi-
tor that the burglars had during Thursday secreted
themselves in the upper stories, and after dark,
when the parties doing business in the house had
gore away, descended TO the third floor and burst
oven the door lesding to Duden Fries s. Co.'s
pace. The burglars expected TO make rich haul
e. the stock Of the firm consisted Of the finest Brusse
iaces, but 10 and behold upon efecting entrance,
nothing but empty boxes met their view. The pro-
pretors fearing rbbery had, ii appears, taken the
precsuton to deposit their stock, valued at $4,000
IL two large iron safes, neither of which, from ap.
farsnoes had been disturbed. Tne burglars, like
T. fox ard the grapes, to the conclusion that
the laces were not worth much. Two large black
bags or sacks evidently intended TO be used in cany-
ing away the punde-, were found under some shely-
.. No clue has yet been obtained as 10 who The
eGrgSrs were. There three hundred boxes in
the store, every one OF which had been opened, also
nn empty trunk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09


r. cuicss ard The improvement and perfection o on,
conn or school system this 10. ks 90 the es.Abshps
4 Of a Slate Normal School.
| The lsst approves the sgral ablay OF the prsssI
! S'ste sduiris,rsii"n of Mr. Morrill,
The resolutops were IL snus asy "a. pseS
Wilsm Pitt tesrendsn sss next Introduced sSa
receives with cheers lie bod ji-, recovered from
- rious ALL css snc therefore made bdef bc' effective
speech.
He wss hnowed in very energetic sddress By fres-
msn H. Morse of Bs'h Representative, sbose ssd,ess
reg ded the slave.irace snd the ofmina;y Of the
,s,VerLmeut in reference 10 Il.
ON n otion of Dr. Pcksrd 81 Hsnpoen. votes ef
ibuks were returned 20 the President snd Secrswy.
ara st 81 o'clock the CcnYenllon closed with tuee
cbeeIs f,r MornL
The inhabitants Of Bufslo celebrated the fou' N
Of july in listening TO GRAFTON by Mr. Doolitt'e>
United Ss,es Senator from Wisconsin, il which that
gentleman eloqoently expoutded to Mr.. Fillmore and
hrs fellow ct lbe project for sbctshing slavery,
and umoyisg the negroes 10 the tropical region OF
Central Americs able s,aiemest Of which VA
msde in speech By Mr.. Doola,l. al the last se'sea
of Congress.
Tie LcareEnorth Times ssysttat the Repubncaa
msjorty OF the popular fOr members Of the Goa
s'iiutiousl Convention of Kansas ranges between
2 eco aud 5000.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARKKT.-lhe Cotton market
opened du Tie a the three days sdd 30 bales cf
vhp 3,e sien tcaiston and or The
bet ksd with sell part holders, but
without pressing part ~ buyers previous quota
tons nsp;siDsd without Ghcury.
STATE % TRADE ~ MAECHEsTER.-rhe adyices
fur knche.r continued favorable and the market quiet
but firm
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUyFs MARKLT.-Messrs. Rich.
srdson Sperce Co.. quote Rresd.uSs tending downward
Flour Of red higher prices bat the sales quite
potsrt The quotations 10 ed.d 6i. TIE prices Of
wheat easier but without auy Gtsidd change. Western
Red quotrd d9 Cd White 96d d0 Sd; Soutnern
White l6 az All qu.iies OF Corr bad declined ssh'!y
Mixed 81 100 a Id. feioH I'D as White as Sd.
LIVERPOOL PROvIsIOy MARKET.-Messr-. Bg'and,
Atbys CO, James McIieuTy Co. and others quote Beef
Pork and Bacon dun Lard heavy and declining slightly To~
firm.
LvLRPOoL PRoDUcE MaRKET.-Rosin from 3 l09
fer Spirits Turper line s'e.6y at 80 . p Sugar
quiet. Coffee dull Rice steady Ashes Guni Pots % for old
snd = fo Pearls. 81.
LONDON MARHETs.-NHEAT was active aud in some
ezses lad advanced H. SUGAR firm for the bes. qu,es
the in bad derned 3D. CoFfEE buOyaut for
good qualities hut heavy FIR Inferior Rice
Tn. stsady. 1.LIow fro a. s. 8 LISsEED OIL -.
LoNDOS MOsEY MAREET.-Ihe Mooey Market
.hty stir gent and sctye Consols closed Tuesday
~ a s?s for the count eX dividend.
ANLRICAN SECURlTWs.-American Securities were
unchsnsed Illinois .Cen,'sl shares qu0,d a, io.S
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
I.ATrsT.


LosDoy, Wodnesdsy.-Tte Es-ls Of Derby and
Hafrrwby yesterday invested with The Order OF
the Garter.
l. j. ssied hat Nj Lever j. at Vienna trying to
goiiste with Austria for the sale Of eight stesn-rs
lately belonging TO the European and American Steam
Coupsuy. Unsucc, ssful oveyiures have been made
to Frarce
The Only Nesrs CITY Article sas. that the funds
were We skeI Tuesday. osiag to the renewed fall in
the FrtDoh Reuies, vhict are pre- udiced by rCmors
IL relation 10 the cos, Of the late victory well by
BE reaction of stock AIMING from the new loan. Con
lols clostd to lower than on the preceding day.
The active deuc nd for money usually experienced at
The close Of the quarter continues, and few bills are
taken below q per cent.
The Iimes' City Article SAYS in ihe absence OF de-
tse6 accounts Of the battle Of Soferno, to enable the
public to judge Of it, probable effect in pre- isposng
Ausiis to terms Of submission, the funds exhibiting
heaviness Tuesday.
In the stock Exchange 10 p per cent was pad for
short loaIs Government Securities, and al the Bank
there as little increase il the demand.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
-,.sA 70 Tb. n. 4. 1nBase

t,pe,.. Dsra.oh 70 Tb. n. 4 1riUase
WASHINGTON, Friday, July 8, l5o9.
An effort is making b! interested Parues here
aud in New.YoIk TO pres. treaty with ne1lco on
the Administration, by which to obtain perpetual
rieit Of way for the Tebuantrpec and other routes
70 the Pacific, and right of way on line from
,be Rio Grarde TO the Gulf Of Cslilorni,, for the
consideration Of twenty-five million dollsrs-the
pwards Of a mixed Commission to SIT on claims ard
awards 70 American claimants to be deducted from
This suii
1t is contended that this plan relieves Juarez
from embarrassment in regard to the cessIon OF
territory, sEd yet virtusly secures to the United
Ststes such acquisitions as would be maintained
against reclamation.
The President is inclined, but hardly prepared,
40 assume this responsibility. The Senate would
reject this scheme, or any other looking to slmi-
lar object.
The suggestion that volunteers are going to
Mexico Is prepOsterous
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
FURTHER NEWS FROM THE WAR.

Prince Napoleon arrived at Parma on the 18th,
and was received with enthusiasm.
Forty thousand men were embarkng in Algeria
for tire Adri,tic and at Paris news was expected
of the occupation of Venice by the French.
A oispstch from BerDe says that 5000 Piedmont
ese. with 700 volunteers. had arrived at Trans"
and advanced toward Bormio, at the foot of the
Stelyio Pass
The Paris correspondent of Tie London Times
says, it was expected that another battle would be
fought before the siege operations would come on.
Large reeuforcements for the French army were
constantly quitting France for Italy
A dispatch from Vienna says that the attack of
the French on Venice and Taglamento, about 10
miles northeast of Venice, was expected TO take
place On the 26th Of June.
The Austrian reserves, numbering 115, 600 men,
were on their way to Italy. They are considered
the flower of the Austrian army. Not man Of
them has served less than eight years.
The AustraDs have sunk five small vessels, a
large friea,e, and three steamers, in the port OF
Mslamocco, to prevent the passage of the French
squadron.
Prince Eugene, of Savoy, had issued decree
extending the forced currency Of the National
Bank.
An English fleet of twenty sail is said to be
cruising of Venice
The Gazette de France says that preparations
are making to get together within two months q
force Of 450, 900 men.
The Sandman Embassador at Paris is reported
to have complained to the English Government
against the Secretary Of the British Embassy at
Paris for anti-Sardinian manifestations.
Great naval preparations are said to be going on
at Cherbourg.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

BOsToS, Friday, July 8, 1907
Pumer senter ced to be hung to-day for mutiny and
murder, was baptized yesterday, aud this forenoon
had his dagueTreoype takeo for several OF his trends
1le was then conveS Jed to the State Prison for life
MIR, John c. Heenan was IN the Pohce Court 10 day
IA wtpess against the parties who fsrocOusly assault
I'D hirn near the National Theater last week. His head
exhibited serious marks of Damage. Barney Eord
Lucas and the other defendants waived examination
and gave bail 600 each for their appearance at the
Supreme Court. =, .,
Nm. Smors one ofthe editors Of The Netc-Eaglaad
Farmer, and author of the " Aimweu Stories, died
last night of consumption, aged 81 years. .
Duripg an affray in drinking saloon at No. 81
1.ncon street, last evening, pistol IN the hands oil
.Jamas Cogsn, the baIkeeper, went of, as Colgan
says accidentally instantly killing Justice MSCarty
mp to the authorities. ~
-Four meD named Barney Ford, Thomas and VIM.
Kelley, and Robert Lucas, have been arrested,
charged with being concerned III the recent mur.
derous attack on John Heenan, and held in 5,OOO
each to answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

| palmer, however than that the South Gould ho'
compete with the North 10 coioSiziag ttt Ten.te-
ries, owing to the disadvantage Of population un-
less tteir number Of slaves shoald be iuc'.sased.
If there aie but few more Slave Ststss, It IS not
(he SAID because Of Abclitionism or the Wilmot
Proyiso, but smpy for the want of people 10 settle
then. Altogether he VAS prepared To Isaintiin
that the inst tution OF Slavery Was stronger now,
than when be entered Congress sixteen years ago.
Nothing improved like ii, aud it is now liked 6rm
and secure 10 lis position. When be entered Con-
gress, "the Missouri Compromise excluded SLAVE.
"Iy from the Territories, now II is not excluded
"tfom portion of land over which floats our Na
'toDal flag
He sdmit,ed that Virginia and portion Of the
South. bad been in favor of the emancipation of
Slavery. but they did not uBderstsDd the question.
In reesrd 10 Cubs be looked forward 10 its acqui-
sition. but was not 10 favor of paying Spain much
n oney for it, A million or TIVE was quite enough,
and be did rot believe in offering thirty milton
down. ard an hundred millions sfterward, ss pro-
IOstd by the S6Gell bill, and Mr. Buchanan Mexico
ard Genital America are Open 10 the South, aud
expansion is part Of our destiny. In concus on,
he would not pledge himself not TO hold ONCE 10
hny emergency, though there was none higher IN
his estimation than tba, hieh he had Just rrsgned,
a. 4 representative of such peopl. IN Congress.
These are the important points of the speech,
ard they Indicate the opinions hell BY the clSs
whiclsAr. Stephens particularly represents, which
is not Of the ultra or Union d.solvng stripe. La
that respect they imp 'rtant, aside from the po.
sltion which he holds as a Southern leader of
Acknowledged ability. 1t will be observed that he
lsbcrs to steer between the extremes. while lean
ing to his own side aud section, avoiding the issue
of reOpenng the slave-trade while suggesting rea-
sons that render it inevitable, regarding the in
terests OF the South from h's s..Id. point.
Mr. Stephens was euarded enough not to exclude
himself from cffce I" in any emergency" Though
perhaps too modest 10 cOutess 1t, he is not by any
mesps ier Crsht that of his friends look " the
fret nomination at Charleston Others to the sec.
ord in connection with Mr. Doul las, and Others,
still, in the remote contingency OF Democratic
success to seat in the Cabiuet Here are three
emergencies to which le would doubtless sub
nit to say nothing OF some others which have
bt en- Daped. One OF other Of them may come Ia
time but it might bt just as we'll tor Mr stephens
TO postpone any prete nsions until after the Opp0-
siton have had their turn in saving the Uoon.
We are entitled to a share 10 that patriotic basi-
ness, and have made all the necessary arrange.
ments for relieving the Democracy of the hard
,hps to which they have been subjected in carry
iDa on the Government, sitter the 4th OF March,
le6l. 1t is only nineteen months and few days
of, and the country would be willing to pay con-
siderable bonus to make it that much shorter.
What says j. b..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM tDA'UPt'
THE HUNGARIAN AT QUEBEC.
THE BATTLE OF SOLFERINO.
DIsPiTCHES FGOM THE BELLIGRRENTS
AUSTRIAN ATTACK AND REPUlSE.
OFFICIAL ADMISSION OF DEFEAT.
THE MINCIO RECROsSED.
CLOSE PURSUIT By THE ALLIES.
THEY CROSS UNOPPOSEO.
Another Battle Imminent.
CONTEMPLATED ATTACK ON VENICE.
THEY CROSS UNOPPOSEO.
Another Battle Imminent.
CONTEMPLATED ATTACK on VENICE.
THE ATTITUDE OF PRUSSIA
FATHER POINT, C.. f., July

FATHER POINT, c. f.. JulyS
The steamship Hungarian, from Liverpool on
"Wednesday, the 29th ut., passed this point at
1880 a. IN, to-day, en route to Quebec, where she
will be due at late hour this evening.
The steamship City of Baltimore was to have
sailed on ,be 2Sth but owing to her large draft OF
water could not get out Of the dock, and only sail
ed two or three hours 10 advance of the Hungarian
The steamship Arsgo was to leave Southampton
op the same day for New York.
The steamer Weser, appointed to leave South
ampton on the 2sth, was detained till the 3Oth to
repair damage to her propeller.
The NJ steamship America, from Boston via
H.lfax, arrived at Liverpool at a. IN of the 26th
The steamship Hsnmobia, from New-York, ar
rived at southampton on the morr ing of the 9th.
The steamsbip Indian, from Quebec 18th ult, ar
rived al Liverpool at % d. m. Of the 29th.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
ALECK STEPHENS AND THE SLAVE
TRADE.
WASHINGTON, July Z, i.

WAsHISGTOS, July Z, 1883.
A sketch Of Mr. Stephenss recent speech to his
constituents in Georgia, upon retiring from Con
eres., has been received here. Like al hs Efforts,
il i. adroit Ingenious and plausible. During his
career of sixteen years, the South (he said had
achieved gres; triumphs in seeing the Missouri,
Compromisedoctrine, the Texas doctrine, and the
- Territorial doctrine of Rufus King in l5I7, all
- sbaDdonedn He had been in favor OF giving
protection to slave property IN the Territories -
an additional gain, but yielded his own views, as
not more than % Members from the South sgreed
With him, and be then advocated nOn-intepention
In regard to the future, he thought there was
little prospect OF the South settling any territory
oui.ide of Texas, unless the African slave stock
could be increased. His purpose was only to pre-
sent the suggestion for the people TO consider and
ntt to urge tie mode ot efeeting i. Nothing Sas
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

VMssA, June 25-Austi.an correspondence
contains tie following:
Tbe osy before yesterday the Austrian army
crossed the MinciO at four points, aud yesterday
.'sme upon the superior force Of the enemy on the
IN, .se After an obstinate combat Of twelve hour,
on, ,r,, y withdrew across the Mincio. Our hesd-
o.,,tar. 2, e nCw st Villa FIanca.
VERY LATEST.
PARIS WedD es6ay.-7he Moniter OF this morn
ing contoi.s the following
CAyRIASa. Jupe z'.-Our troops hs'e Pss'ed
the ,lincio without hesitation, the enemy having
withdrawn thereirom.
A message FROM Cavrisus announces that the
Emperor Napoleon on the day Of the battle WAS
constantly in the hottest Of the FIRE. Gen Larry
who accompanied hin, hid his horse Killed under
him.
The Monitem says that the battle will take the
name Of the Battle OF SOlferiDo.
The London T,mts says that the Austrians have
most csnddly admitted their defeat aud that histo-
" scarcely records bulletin in which such dis
aster is more explicitly aycwed.
Official Austrian correspondence of the 9th OF
June contains tie folloaing:
The Emperor Of Austria will soon return to Vi
enpa op account Of important business. Toe COM
msDdn Chief of the army which i preparing for
battle, is given 70 Gen. Hes.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
FRANCE.

The news of the victory on the 25th impaired
much buOyancy to the PATS BOurse, and the
ReDtes advanced nearly one per cent On the 27th
there was relapse, three-fourths of the advance
being lost On the 26th the market opened with
Trade in Paris was tolerably brisk. The Corn
marnet was dull on account of favorable harvest
prospects.
Patriotic demonstrations by the working classes
in Paris were universal.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
THE ATTITUDE OF PRUSSIA.

The adyices from FraDkfort-on the-Main state
that on the 18th Of June Prussia made proposal
to the Federal Diet to place corps OF observation
on the Rhine, to be composed of the Federal corps
Garmfe, under the superior orders of Bavaria.
The proposal was referred TO the Military Com,
mitee
The Paris Side, and Journal des DebGts ridicue
the idea of German mediation on the basis which
rumor has placed in circulation.
1t was reported that the Emperor of Austria
would soon have an interview with the Prince Ee-
gent of Prussia.