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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05

.ey Of the ls'sy construction q rasssay g a. PseY'
g' s'a men Ss Who 1 ;sss ss s ss:so. 'ad q
the Nor'hsett TRANSPORTATION Company, aud who
as sace, have undertaken u oPen up
route bstseeu, tho first instance Lake. superior ant
the RED rwet settlement, TO cousiter taat some
years mos, pecoBary e,apse before direct railway
Stances be .sts he'd but we trust that obser
vaor OF the eubect will render them more confident as
20 the eseby 81 efecting railsay co on itse
TIE Americans ahead folks than ~ their
specU atom doubt bu, has yet 10 be soowu toM We
aelo at Energetic aod effective as toes when prsct
cal and practicable OBJECT Of clear utility Set before
Ia have the people OF the United STATES
Dlesed greater power oil deveopemeat than ia ,as
ex"rsion Of rsuwss intercom nuu'cAtoa or tals
power Mr.. OIlhsnt, Ia his amusing work on "Mln
uesota aud tie Far West" gives au emphatic
Illustration in OF the railway traffic of Cocsgo
Ia 1862. be tells us, tbere WAS oaiy oas rail
way, forty miles long. into That city; but when no
visited the pace In 1885, nearly twenty railways ratated
aggregate ieogth OF two md huniref mics
- each from one 70 three hundred miles ioog, passing
through and openna up new and fertile dsricts NOV,
the distance between Fraser 10 British C0llmoa
and the western head OF Lake Sup IL Only teen
hundred miles, and although there erioy do not exist
the route already created town which ia tue
States served feeders 70 various rail there do
exist throughout the line the new apd fertile DIS
trc.s" which, sc,.ss TO them once furnished, will give
bUtn TO towns lhat viii ampy feed the railway Of them
selves TO nothing OF Can Aaian notrment, vale there
exst cover o. TINS sde, tine greatest powers OF sup
the ot0er side hundred millions Of people ready
troxuaeiy, to be customers Tor those goods Along this
rne me crMna0duteS " Inc ESN d9I enose OF 1< w Sc wh
be snterchang'd nh ,apds,y n0w snspraccabe for adds
tarce beiueen Canton and LonLoN 0iu be tssed by
feur than re thousand three hundred and fifty miles,
Of which moreover, onsderaoe proportion val %
pres. nt,o by railway transit rhe Oo ct is one OF such
importance IN every point Of view tiat sc trust the
government at home will lend thes hearty and liberal
support its promotion in whatever way may be found
exp dent, aud uis support should lind jealous
operation the part Of the provisional governments
There seems some difficulty impeding the Development Of
the line he ween Halifax aud Quebec, which would have
formed the fret povton Of great Ioerocesnc Railway
wherever Hs difficulty es is earaestlv TO DO desired
that no effort be onated 10 remove II, and al once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05

" sAUTITUL AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
- msgnhcent bronzes rosewood parlor suts grand
nofore elegant rnantei vases bronze and
trs valuable library &C., consisting Of tbs
furniture and beautiful works contain cd spacious
nEde co NO la2 West Twenty frat street. between Seventh
aod Eighih aveues
kE or MONDAY June g.
80 Comnercng at II O'Clock precisely, rain sbye.
1be rurnure 10 toe house worthy the or parties
wanting hrst class goods all OF Snica will perenporiy
son ana nust De removed Immediately from the preases
sGnssg IL daag loom OF Superior extension tbie win
dnng room fnrhilne OF every description elegant silver
ware OF Roses Bfothers msnuisoture rras casters sal
ter service, rich French and Bohemian china; ruby sg
throughout cys:l sat glass ivory cusery a., par
en- suite covered in WITH r,h carved rose wood
loaoges IN apes,ry with Turkish recning chairs 70 acn
cuians sn.des supsrb seven oss,e
French secrcsa centre pier and s,a tables
velvet rvgs elegant bronze CLOCK superb bronze my,hoosea
Ornaments with are collection OF psntings In on
in w. house Chambers splendd VOID 5rsssng
bureaus bedrteafs large bair ustresscs marble
CHM toilet ree oval mrors clocks French chara .pe
oedsesns With description chamber rai
ture net here euupcratec. 10 be sold vi
W. Is, WB3iCOkF, Auc.opeer.
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JNO. j. RENNIE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I
a. nassau 6rhEaT

NmnidJat0rs ssle' OF magnificent hNuSehold furunuro
mantei mirrors superb piaaoforte
stAtusr vases oil pain nEs extend table, bronze and
ormolu chancellor It;h lsce curtains &C
JNO. J.. kkkNlE suconeer, VII sell tn m PROV Monday.
At the private Fesoeace 10 West Twenty sixth res
sixth avenue all the elegsut furniture ~ contained In the
house at O O'Clock precisely sale pere npt)ry
shine Catalogues the bo morning OF sale Draw
fruit towers covered stn brocsde CONSISTING OF
two large sofas two chrs reception and eight oval
bark css two surerby carved centre tables match tne
sue carved rosewood eexeres ESTUARY ble tops add
secretary ard bookcase lined with sso wood; escrstores,
card sde tabes TURKISH ana cbirs ANS
superb pianoore carved and
nis board apted ali made ny CITY msser aud
cover b0OAs music &c &c French plate mirrors rosewood
and gut ames; do msnte MIRRORS rich lace cuttsns;
nices ahaoes &c light bronze aud crmulu chandeliers
brackets velvet pair Dresden china
painted order artistic
ting the Crusaders Clovis Charemsgne and richard pant
and mutic the dower boy and girl &c p@stsp
statary French chna and figures oil paintings
by Celeres baDIu Cole Huntington, LegrRud, Iouau.
biche korthcote ard other emf artists flight of
JO eph and Mary With the Egypt upper
aud lake OF Luzerns two sperby painted Landscapes
epsravrgs lining rosmsolid black wAlout extension
dining table, herz patsut; buffet puers tray and stand
dumb waAr couch arncbsis rich cut ana engraved sass
decarlsrs gobes Oh mpsgpes wines. emonades. hager
stands &C. she6eld cutlery ksses forks
picks DO silver plated cake bash ets spoons fok
butter knives coffee urn dinner service
OF pieces solid silver French ci0a tea get richly
Bedroom asrvod rosewood bureaus, 8atuay marble
ard French plste rO nedetesds and commoies to
match hsr s fe tber sheets c)untr
pspes quits &c dressing table ehavDs sNnds also msho
robes cribs book &c. The will
wi b The basement furniture
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A J. BLgECKNR, SON & co. WILL sEI.L OK THURS
Il. day, June L. AT ~ O'Clock the Merchants Eschscge
PAkTiIIJN SALE CT 1nE "rH TIN9 E3fATA"
On ave. A e. l4th ut 3 lots viii bu,lds 70
On As psrceis. w. bet seen lEth and tS,h ets
On % Iii parcels ret l4h ard 10th sts, corners)
In Sd ave. 20 parcels, bet 10Th and Seth s.s.. 4"
On 4fh cor. 9th ct goo Il }, lots.
Tn 9TH ave-n cor. SIst st. le;s
9Th 4Sih 81 an cor s9th Ct, 2 lots.
On 7,h sve-n aud W.. 5ith At 2 lots.
On 9Th ave.-s 54th at. parcels
10Th parcels betw 2'd and 80h ss cornerB)
On lib parcels bet 4Dth and l25th g
On 3st e.- parce 8, n 400 It east roth
elst ct - parcels. s., $50 IT, west from Sd ave.
On g2d o3c sts-6 parcels bet 4h and 9Th avB
On l9tn ct "A parcels IA. 100 f. east from 9Th ave.
Maps, terms &c, ri No Pine street.
BY order OF Nm Y. Ike, Referee
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~ RICH AND COSTLY FURNITURE, PAINTINGS
LOOKING GLAoeHS, VELVET AND BRUSSELS Ca * e a4S
AND, IN FACT, Ev4RxTE1kU H. Is USEFUL AMI
ORNAMENTAL. IN PRIV Axe UWEi1ltNd.
he furniture s all OF the best house hay
ing been furnished since LIST Of The must be sold
and removed Ia "a hourH from tine Of sale siH
commence Monday q, at IL O'Clock 20 ysutn
street. pear lhird avenue. With the ing ro1m
surniure, By catalogue, which vz-shc oak oxens %
oining table, twelve feat
eota, and large and valuable Ok french china sa aaa
dinner eAro also Eves plated detssr dnasr knyes
FORKS and spoons, cut glass b'ers gobes aud wiaoa
fanoforte- splendd Guild KEYED uiano
round corners OF Itch tone, aud xsrDted by
10 months OF the guarantee attention particularly
called 70 bs sruent three rich sns Of brocatel
psror furnlure sod ss sood frames rich parsn
and vases hce cusits goo band shades marble
top eegere and corner sd VITA dgures gold frame
gass coeoie bronze chsndelers
and brussels clrpets with rugs atch with several yas
BILE oil pajnirgs BY well Known sr!iIis.
The chs bers have rose wood and mahogany rich
carved rose wood bureaus and
commodes toilet hs spring and hair mattresses and tue
usual oeconF Catalogues .i be at ocock whap
he whole Lsy be ed Bale without reserve OF regard
10 weather. an express viii be hsnd ack or sap
yenu'rsd. IL IT LEElJs ~ ioneer r'
eh2 Fcs and IS Cooper institute.
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A UCTIOH NOTICE.-guPER3 ROSEWOOD OCTAVE
"a psnoforte four round corners finished all round insd
v''h pearl art sod pearl keys msds by city maker fully
vsrraptcd cost $500 and Is TO be perernptoy
Monday a. 10 West Twenty street. near i.a
rosewood STOOL brocate music rack
books, muhic, aud French cloth cover
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UCTIuN NOTICE.
n M u. EDEY, Aucuoreer.
OLD WikGs, ETC.-SALE IN PARTITION, BY ORDER
Or kEFEKkE.
FXT8AORDIN OPPORTUNITY TO BUYERS

WIN sell Tuesday June IL O'Clock at his ne ssla
rooms No 81 Cedar street directly opposite the Office by
order OF samuel Morxsn ESQ., reieyee, without reserve
tnb ente STOCK OF an old wine West India
log house, in deiohns and bottles stock 10 bond
he'd at private sale intended expressly for family
trade and most carefully aeitce1 coOs ting of fine
0rapdes pale and dark, OF leading sherrie pale
sdaa and brown Esderas old very old fruy ports hi ID
grade clampssnos and carsts choice whskiss gar
40 &c. Wi be sold In Lots suit az
Tie trade Catalogues ready at the Office Of the auction
Scr, 10 Cedar street.
ALSO
In edistay SITTER the above sa nvoce OF Hpe Havana
sesara the balance Of the importation late oss Antonio
peyaueya " ~
81 would call the attention OF my friends to the above
.Ee sale i6 bona hde, toe OF Hrt
warrat tee according to sample aud desip and quail
t. rare offered at auction. EZaA LII DIIUW In
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- commence at oc ock r. M, on the ground twenty
four building ses the Harern abroad at Opyle, VII
hansbrcee depot VIII be sold Without four
plots Of ground Handsomely situated At Wiamsbritge,
the depot Each plot with be sold with the privilege
sdonng some Of the lots abound in fruit trees Ten trains
dsy TO and from New York. rDneg time from thirty forty
minutes; leave as'sn'y md snurh avenns
From for City dwellings, are already butt IN the immediate
VI mess ots and others TO be erected this m
Terms Of mept liberal ror further particulars apply 70
Nj BRIGGS. rchAn the premises W. kkER.
Nassau street, New York t etormy tbs sale will take
place Friday, ct the same hour.
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u'ksM ElI.IrART.

TyBE NUMBERS OF THE PETERSON LIGHT GUARD
are hereby Notified 10 meet hs day Sunday at Pyago
ras bsl IN Can Sect near the Eowery I2$ O'Clock II
;cro toe funeral Of htr lse associate Sanford Wood By
order SAMUEL. JACKSON Csntain-
r. CAvyrRy Orderly.
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eITiI kEdlMEFT, N. y. 9. M--rHE MEMBERS OF
he above command are requested 70 attend mass
ing OF the reginont on Friday evening" juno at evh
O'Clock At the Mercer House. important business Ever
member Is reouested TO be BY order Of the tee
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VEO non HAVANA, DOMESTIC AND GEs.4s
iJvvOO segar' o. piece from 81 so per thousand.
cath buyers WIN be e. red sach ioduceDens Tall
satisfy cssa the gresisss bsfgAia seeker o CaNsgs
IL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05

UCTION EOTICE.--BURNHsMs FURNITURE Ex-
N and nrnt packing bshmept ofioe Ill and
l3 weH Eleventh street, between Fifth Sixth avenues
Mich hmetod furnture Of every description boxed and
shipped 10 al paris OF the world Pianos MIRRORS stsusrg
paint nea chra and gsEs ware ca efuy moved and war
aa ted sGe tive wagons for the furniture to
tie county, Furniture Of families moved with the utmoS
care eprDg carts at the office ut all hour Of the day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05
SWITZERLAND.

Energetic measures being to preserve the
neutrality OF the teTrory. Tue AnstrAa CAbiaet
refused ex'eDd that neutrality to ths of
LAKE Nsgglo,e, the federal Couuc has ordered worSs
ana fvrucsions 70 be erected the ROAD OF the
pioD. They have also prevented tins sohs nes OF
Italian refugees, who ~aL'ef org Heveuan
territory expedition against the northera part OF LON
hardy.
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convenient 70 msoonstue the fact and to invsl
PRESCRIBED unacceptable ocOotsoos com0g from Ssrd,as
Such art hoes IN worthy tho CAP net representing
great Poser.
further 10 the proclamation that there wa
but the way LETT for Anssris 70 save tue pssce
OF Europe ana that sne decided 70 adopt, Wuiiu
vas 10 seed her ultmasutn Ia this AZ
moo ps,Y What W peace OF europe Ans.
tia must declare VAR Ioud Austria suppose for a
meet nat SARDINIA would humbiy and I'm ne iaey sub.
NIT to her ORDERS ~nen France was beaiud P,edmoa.
ready oefenu her OF attack Austria kneH
wei, yet still she declared
The Dfocama',ou aomits that IL the most nhum.n
thing ,he woss, thss thousands OF irdivn,uss thou
taods q 'auits ose heis lives their pro perty
the honor and duty OF austria OBJ ged hsr I, do It,
Of France advanced his troops ua1er
toe frivolous preexs. Bes Austria appears TO for
get tnst the French troops 0aiy advanced 70 the
seot am after the ans~sr that 3srdois made 70 H.
alone ~ Hsht tbe battle II Is another hraace o. AUSTRIAN
pol cy TO Try " draw tieensuy INTO tn wr although by
the satutee Of the GerWs1ic Consideration
quite Stranger. We sna zee hal strAtagem
cwo her documents of the same nature n ave
followed this proclamat on o. the Austrian Emperor Ia
TIE DIST the CABINET OF Vienna says, amongst o,aer
thug that the arr,va, Ut French troops ia Pedmoa,
is a oecaraticn II war against Austria Surely Ba
Der uidns before the passage OF the rcino
declaration Of In tue second puol sued
OF The rslDks Ia Tuscany and the Duchias Ctoae Of
vrLDa declares thai toe events oDige Austria
the d.feoce nf the general tranquility Of Europe
Such are Aus,rlas reasofs Tor declaring war.
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sEGARs AND 'yOu4CCO-

EJAvAHA sxsAss- IN BOND, ZOE gIronY OK m
II Ecrs. dusy paid for sals by jTsAifoH IA Ef0sD
CO.. inycrss-a. ~ Beaver a-ssa osrsm s,Nsr. osposie
ceI1-sico'z 1870
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4 uCrI0N NOTICE Il BOGAkT, AUCrIONEER by
q BOGAhr Monday. june 1t ten O'clock the auc.
aon looms mortgage rosewood parlor lounge pa
no, centre and card tabies Brussels carpet.
Wednesday, 9Th,
at lo}e O'Clock nt the auction ronms North William al
large Assor.ne Mt of household furniture. -
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WANTED-INF kMATlOs or j Hs CARROLL, %
w Palace Kerney coubts OF Limerick Irr4od Ae ssi,el
from Duhln III The ssip industry about se1s sgs M
Ab ut thirty yeays ee light coUpiexon black es aok
bsr hpy person snowns snytcns OF h,s xhs,eabs AZ
would confer favor by calling Catherine AAoney na
st rect N-.
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A UCT1ON NOrIJE-J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
a BOG KTMonday, June 1t eleven o'clock at No
Wooster street. mortgage sale of household furnture-mako
gspy sos chsrs looking glasses bsdseads
beds, matt bedains, w.shapds kitchen fur
nilare, &c. JOHN W. some RINDYKE
Attorney for mortgagee.
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Total thslers.. 800, 847 400 10
Or nearly ftyfv millions sterling, which, If still in
existence. should be quito sufficient for wants and
purposes Of The kingdom may be Necessary, Sever,
70 State expanat that the includes the COIN
that has been Issued from the mint since ths year 1864
ana when II Ii considered that large exports Of
have been 70 vast amount tho Russian frontier
towards India and China u Is not to be sxpscted al,
were 10 be nov called In that approaching
ha CT the amount indca abose you'd the present
Ia e
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ssl0NKws SALE OF READY MaOE CLcrut60.
~ Pascs g0ods dry goods, 10 "A. UnI3rALAB aus.
ss.e - bowery. viii sod Monday 6h lost. u s0x
isFxe sssostmcut OF cassGnere clio snttao hsea
M nc vcs,e In great cAssmeres clJh, sunsu<
nens nasstues Aescss coa,ins large iot OF ta,rs
o~Tk Gs twia butOns aud btndtog; largo 1t
!n"ons ne1a'e wnrk coAss aad edS
coes s*' hAudAcrcbes crsvsis st,cSs ies incn
shuN drawers ADJ COLLARS danpe ana hcxory shrts AID
fvCNsrABLSG SAILS or Day GOOos A NOV Ooova
~ YanAoe Dot"es 40 "A. NJ OsISrALan .ncsooesg
VII sell on MONO 6ta tnst ~ OK clpck At Is 8owery
bcns liz and con eigtog slk aad kid Gloves sak and
blonde lace sleeves las cadrep's rohss csicnss A.
lAnes barge cswbrics and sess. aud vo,ies a.
conbs ne~os pins white and colnr~d sha s
large Of other ros IA ~ a.
erous ntinn also. 1000 La MNrshAps oAos uoee
thread. numbers This ssA veil worthy he sf~S
ton Of the trade ed othsrs BY order Of
DAwNBROKsRS eALe-BELL TaOvPsOu n
Eaat broadwa win seltnn Mon fay 500 lox mems aisak
ins os.s Iss's se:. 40 Dealers ats safe =.
100 Esst broadway and 4s6 Hadsos strees.
WILLrAm ABBOTT AUCrIoHEss-,FsIos NO, 40
~ Canal street sells on h.nday 9th ii l0k o'cscs
ltvsoc strest knswn tho Old Hsuss H0ma ,ssisaS
OF counters, beer punps extension table psinnss ssAnd
casks headers, 80 with orsss tops, arm chairs &c
WIN. wIrTEKs. AUCTIoNGER WILL SSH On mon
w drJ ~ O'Clock u A4 Canal street vsuSbie IL, Of
furniture dc 70 advan coss sonng seols
uncsled FOR together vita The Geneol Of FANNY
mahogany Oh or ma,tressss IA:
large feather beds eddiog dressing
dining room and Kit bea furniture 60 Also horse, TX
hADd' high. and buggy wagon.
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LOST AND FOUND.

INUUNp-ON TIE SIDEWALK IN FRONT OF JACK
sous mourning store ISL eroad~.y. lsies meurntsl
breastptn 1he owner have xpeI Ing IN
mourning store 65l broadway Spring ana Pr,aoe
streets.
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NEUTRALITY OF THE AUSTRIAN TRIGATE


YORK HERALD
We have already announced that, BY an enlgateu
sentiment which cannot be too much Praised tbs Austrian
frgste Novafa, now on voyage Of ctrcancsvig ttoo.
will be considered Q neutr vessel account o. toe
scientific mission which is fudiog The 10 wig are,
thai subject, interesting items which have not
yet been published
The Novsrs, built at venitis, in 1850, left Trieste
on the 30th OF April, 1857, TO make around tho
world . voyage whica is to last i've years It
has on board scientific commission cOmpose1
Of eminent belonging the several German 5atss
ana presided ny NJ de wusrsdod, director OF the %
servatory u Venice and who OF great merit Tue
rgate Is commanded by Baron PocK, who enjoys high
reputation IN the navy
tie frigate has already visited Gibraltar Madeira, Rio
Jan ro, the Cape Of Good Hope AyaD Madras the Nko
bar Esnos, Singapore, Batavia, Manila, Hoog Kong,
SnanehAe, the MariAns the Casones SydQey 10 Australia
the Sand wien Isauds aod rat
The NOvs,a has every mere been received with the
greatest distinction, ana the ompesus
tide commission have to the German uaver-
see very precious collections Of miperaogy, gsoosy
anes natural history ethnogaphy and other branches
Of science
France who at the hsad OF civilization protects aud
encourages all the great works of toe "a IN al IN
respecting the Of the Novara shs by
Of the same sent which makes her
the Industrious Humboldt.
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SYMPATHY OF RUSSIA FOR ITALY.

SYMPATHY OF RUSSIA FOR ITALY.
Tho followng letter has been received Paris from st.
Petersburg, dated Nay g.
The Russ,ao Journals public opinion in Russia do
clare Themselves most setcay 10 favor Of nde
pendence OF Italy. tie Russian Gasee by cutting
guage, demonstrates how The Russian nations party
IL disposed favor of the Italian lis possible
cues which have lately arisen among several Of the Ed
ropean Cabinets but uet confess did attribute
30 much importance 10 them to compromise tue trad
quty Of Europe CANDID aad Conscientious explanations
might have removed all the difficulties, but fortunately
Austria gave quite another turn to the affair Austria
frs threw down the glove, regardless OF general re
probation OF her Conduct Every body kuoEs tna. /.
was not national interests that inspired Austria
such a perDous resolution, and it is to % hoped
she will meet the -caast,sement OF her faitn,ss
policy. No Po,or should be permitted h con-
scdte the independence Of nations sth tmpnity. Peoples
u are rest quiet 10 prosperity, but
yoke of oppression gals them thev ntaoly revolt, aod
shor period will demonstrate that it ava,s AUSTRIA no
thiog TO have converted her Italian States into Gcrmaa
barracks.
A letter from st Petersburg, of the 9th OF Nav au
noubces that Prince Gorsch4k had Informed Count Ka
roy lately sent by the Austrian government to ST. Pc
tersburg special msSioa Russia Iuld rema IN
neutral 40 long the Gcrmanc Confederation remains
neutral, and logger. Prince Gortschako mauested
IN the name OF the Russian government ns great mis-
trust OF CONT Buol. A few days subsequently Count
Buol was replaced Minister for Foreign Affairs by the
Baron de Reehberg.
rdpg 70 the Independence Beige the war me asures
ordered oy Russia have been partly snca
Austria mas underworld to give guarsatees TO Russia by
taking from Count Baol the direction Of her external
policy.
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INDUSTRIAL FINANCIAL PANIC IN GERMA

MA KUN ON The SAVINGS BANKS.
(Hamburg MSy ~ CORES pon ienoe u Loo on Pot
IL may De noticed that edsct winch has sresoy
been produced ny the state OF affairs Germany very
general Aystem OF Withdrawal VI deposits from the
ings oahks throughout the country. Iu this nedate
locality TINS has not taken place to greet
but in other districts has been universally followed
that, for the pur Of checking It, the pap
soreo 20 OF requ longer notice had pre- yipusy
been Decessafy wneu depos wsned have the
oonuhpo Ut .her money TINS u greatly retied
sDy,b,pg that tend ~ dimiuish cont
the pe pie Iheee useful insotutoes may
the abaD 10nmebt OF t0fse haots Of ut aud
Snch the reany to them has benedci4is
Created smoUg those for whose Interests taey org
pay esta piished In quarters there like
been shown dIsnciDston ~ accept the paper mooey
which Do~ forms 80 large portion OF the Circulating
olum Of Germany but this is scarcely be wondered
when tho recently taken With regard bank
notes In Vienna, toe notOrlOas Of
the petty States considered, though this respect
too there has hitherto been ts evidence OF pref
that exists elsewhere hsvug been at all felt this
ton.
On this point statement Of the coin issued from the
Prussan mutt mar opportuney apparel its effect
will dspel alarm that become evident in va
quarters. From that document agpears that the
up u the close OF ths 1885, which time
be presumed that addition has been made any OF
THEM
TAaIers
Gold coins OF different denominations. "a o., 497 Is
silver 90. DO. do. Ell 1874 ,236 % u
Small ana mixed money, DO. s,64i,S72 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05

r OST-SUPPOsED TO BAvE BEEN TAKEN 81 MIS-
IL you the steamer JAS Stevens thu dav Of the
regasn made OF dark mixed material vatv VI
lar and married ON 'he hanging loop Vim. PsArsm The
finder viii be rewarded by returning It,
At % C1rt andt etIeet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05

I OSf-BErwEEN TIE l0ra AND lsra or aAy
lest between 1t louas and new city Ave q
eacn ssooud mcrg bood OF tns reere dsuls
lumbus Piqu. and lndisnA Bairosd aoups.y 20.
cent bonds, Numbered respectively XS2 24 L35 26
the bonds VITA cou Dos hello sanx
thereon, to G. murdoch Treasurer The Hsuis
reward will be given. AL persons cautioned sgnst A.
koNating sAid bonds UaLed NAY 81, 1859