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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28
ALEXANDRIA STEAM DYEING, CLOTH
DRESSING, and SECURING ESTAB-
IISuMENT


A. ID. WAKEFIELD, PRDrRIEroa.
NTERCHANTS and Others respectfully in
lyl yitsd to examine the superior style in which
goods are CLEANED and DYED at my establish
ment, No. 81, Fairfax street, told stand.) where
everything appertaining 10 well regulated eStah-
iishment Of the kind eaH be done in superior
manner, at moderate prices. GOODS forwarded
10 any part of Virginia and Naryland with dis
patch. safely and carefully packed.
A call il respectfully solicited }"a s,ii find
me II all times at my post, ready and willing to
accommodate all desiring my services.
aug Ism
NHOVELS AND T0NGS. Andirons. Tenders,
a. Heavy Kitchen Fire Dogs. Coal Hobs and
Shovels Coal SifterS, The Washington Stove
Polish, Stove Brushes, Hearth Brushes. f"' sale
NV JOHN OGDEN, opp. Marshall n"use.
octI7 Dealer in Housekeeping Articles.
PENNSYLVANIA YARNS, warranted Three
II Threads and all Wool for sale ut
astl9 &C. BERRl'S, 12 king-st.
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/ Il MeYEIGH & SON

4 RE NOW RECEIVING PER SCHOONERS
n Lavna Jane. Rebccca, Ann 4. Baker, York
Town. and other vessels. from New York. III part
their FALL STOCK OF GROCERIES, &C.. all
of which they offer to their customers and mcr.
chants generally visiting this market lS cheap as
can be bought i'll Baltimore.
J. II. MCNEfGH 4 son,
sep Prince. street Wharf. AleX'a.
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BY JOHN I. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BY JOHN I. CRElGHTON-ArCTIOSE
| rOMMISSI0NER'S SALE OF REAL ES
| " TATE.-By virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Court of Alexandria county, rendered on the 9th
day Of May, 1859. in the suit of John b. Ellison 4
sons against Vim. +. Atwell others the under
signed Commissioner will. Saturday. he 29M
tan Of OcfoLer, 1859, AZ u "ciock w. i'll front Of
the Mayors Office i'll the city Of Alexandria. sell
AT public auction, the following real estate, in the
city of Alexandria, viz:
LOT OR QUARTER SQUARE OFGR0TND,
on the north side of Princess street, east side of
Royal ut the intersection Of said streets; fronting
on Princess street l23 feet inches and Royal
street. l16 feet inches-from which lot is to be
deducted, the portion thereof conveyed by W. +.
Atwell and wife to John 7. Gordon. which portion
is thus described. Beginning the north side of
Princess AT the middle of the square between
Royal and Fairfax streets. and running thence
west on Princess street 30 feet: thence north par
alle to Royal street o. feet; thence 30 feet,
thence 10 the beginning.
TERMs:--One tenth the purchase money in cash.
and the residue in three equal payments. ut 6, ~
and | S months. 10 be secured 10y the bond OF the
purchaser bearing interest, and retention Of the
title until the bond IL paid.
|. LOUIS kINZER,
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III. l.. MONROE.

AZ 0TICE.-We. the undersigned, have. this lSt
IN day Of July, 1859. entered into copartncr-
ship TO conduct the WHEEL WRIGHT AND
BLACKSMITH BUSINESS in AL it branches.
at the old stand Of Robert llodgkin, on Pitt, near
corner Of Queen streets. einyte the citizens OF
this place and surrounding country, to call and ex
anime our superior stock Of well seasoned DAN
and HICKORY. Our workmcn i'll both wood and
iron are the best that can be found. Wearc, there
fore, prepared TO furnish any and all kinds Of the
best work that can be found in Alexandria Coun
~, and warranted for one year, except hreakageS
by accident or overoading,) for cash or prompt
payment, twice year, january lst and July lst,)
1T 10 per cent. below the present current prices,
and on all bills Of over six months standing, we
shall charge interest We have secured the servi-
ces of two Of the best Smiths in the State, Mr..
Howard, late Of Philadelphia, end Mr. VIM. Par
sons, who is well known one Of the best Horse
Shoers in the State. HORSES SIOD with plain
or steeed shoes for 25 cts. per shoe, on which We
can make no deduction. We return our thanks for
past fayors. and solicit your patronage
ROBERT HODGkIN.
THOMAS d. H0DGkIN.
s. We have brought the Patent Right for the
City and County Of Alexandria, Of = Machine for
saving fclloes and AL kinds of circular work. aud
are prepared to saw fellocs in the best manner;
also, to sell shoprights. Call and see for Your
selves. Iaug 2-d3m Il. /. ID. IT,.
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HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No 81 South THird Street, Phitddeiphid.
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S0l KEGS Blasting and Sporting "llazzard
CUU POWDER: 100 half kegs do
80 ease. Canister, Sporting and Indian do
80 bags SHOT. assorted Nos.
1000 lbs. BAR LEAD, Just received and for
sal. hy j. II. McNElGI Il son.
sep Princc-Streci Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28

TINOBACCO, SEGARS, SNUFF, Gc.--ljO boxes,
i pound lump and s., Tobacco, from medium
10 prime grades of the most approved brands.
comprising good assortment of best grades Of
light pressed.
American, German, and Havana SEGARS, a
large and good assortment
Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco in bales and pa
pcrs; 30 boxes Garrett & Sons Scotch Snuff; ~
kegs Garrett 4 Sons loose Snuff; l50 boxes Ger
man Pipcs-good aSSormcnt--iuSt received and
for sale by j. II. MCNEIGH x son,
sep q Prince street Wharf
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ENNGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES, &c, &c
IL Crosse ( Blackwell. celebrated Pickles; tireen
Turtle and Green Turtle Soup, in sealed cans;
three or four brands of Bordeaux Olive OIL finest
importcd; also. Havana SegarS, finest imported
The above GOODS were purchased of Importers
and Manufacturers, on the most favorable forms.
ort IL j. T. DOUGLASS
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~ BONES. halves and quarters, new crop Lay
-fU er and Bunch RAlSlNS, received this day
per steamer Mount Vernon, and for sale by
oc, Is j. T.. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28

I ARD! LARD!!-l.OO lbs. LARD, just re-
i 4 ccived and for sale 10y
blackjack. MARSHALL 4 co.
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SUI "
Paid up Capital and Surplus. 2,l9i,lll 0:
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sO0 SACKS FINE AND GROUND ALUM
OUU SALT. comprising Ashton's, Marshslls
and Ground Alum.
100 tons Soft Blue Windsor Plaster
81 bblS Eastern Herring in prime order,
just received, and for sale by ISAAC PAUL,
oct % cor. of Queen and Union sta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28

sn0 LBS. Choice Orange County BUTTER;
OUU 500 lbs. Pennsylvania BUCkWlIEAT, re
ceiyed this day, and for sale By
oct % j. +. DOUGLASS.
N DOZEN JARS BRANDY PEACHES, of
~ very superior quality, my own putting up.
for sale by
oct IA j. L. DOUGLASS.
, 1859-05-17
FOREIGN ITEMS.


It is mournful, indeed, that in contest such
as this our sympathies cannot be enlisted on
either side. Who that knows anything Of the
fashion in which the Austrians have oppressed
Italy for upwards Of forty years. but would re-
jo'ce to lear Of their expulsion on any terms
save that Of greater calainityr VII" believes
for moment in the sincerity Of the F:t,e'a En-
peror, or that he is doing other than n.ai::4 It.
Aly astcppng. .stone to his ambition: What tue
ultimate destiny Of Italy may be at the couclu-
sion Of the war ulieh is now begun, it is impos-
sib!e to say. As yet the victim is but on his
way to the bloody shrine. fairly dccked with
garlsnds, and the sacriticial axe ii wreuthed with
nuwers as well; but there will be very differ
eut eud to oil this. We must look forward to
many bloody field, to many change Of u1li-
auces, to many an ilnperilled crown, before VIC
see the end Of the drAma which WIS opened On
The lzt Of Januasy lust, when Louis Napoleon
addressed the Austrian Envoy in words Of 1nen-
nee, aud Of which the uc1ion began on the night
of Tuesday last when the first Austrian soldier
crossed the bridge Of the Ticino and stepped
upon 6ardinan soil.
, 1859-05-17
VI q l. Z TO BE ADMIRED
-Af1 THAN TIRE
RICHEST DIADEM
Worn by Kings or Emperors.
What7 Why Beautiful Head Of Hair,

1:rAr,. nfn;l tAr 1nay Bloom ever ~
M svih % sh~' r e.s. lie , s trrs u II, T. eose9
linz Or n h,f,s .!Fss'! an, ssr;se H. d's+" ant y
In, t, ier er'. % r,"f e. . .'a1 1ar T t4ofs,e or: '?s Z
'-7] '~ :l'," se*a week. will IasIe afd FrHn.nes
lnkt T4s writer of as t7.s Is The celebrated lac!ss,
Szw Yerx. April 10Th, ,s:a
!. hn Ncsn:-i'~'r Sr:-Frrnit n.o to e1I'reaa yoa
hstr 'Td:lal e"'r: 1tn: inn ny as,ynl i
r. ta;tsl ss.l~': ~ E';;y ss"tns. a'y. tas n,oa
trr; kAl h. c.t>i!,r y"rs Kns.n.s..e v-ry
~ont~'H:! .'e'':"a quite ~ w. . a.ee"b:e.
All. d"AF II. 5ouEa tr,tT
-n1ea Il &c. c~yr.,lr.tet:"
r, o. W"-Sa., f': :' 'sn; a':ai6 III Or TX
k,vr t''ns wifi! wtr tntl!.t it hrr hair. t.ls
tinA: \; lie tine 1Lh il ~"l!J y.y it,
ra ttIrr tint IL !.s wv Is after fcw
v'rA. tr.,, it r+ ,-,fr,. that ~,r'er,a by tim
t''l.s ,h;cseus ,he b4ir ,t,osiv rrs"ln*aJ ths
asr hlf 10 Ill iis Tx i! :'s" AHbE%. :bi:S; o.
Nxw yo4x, July 23th 1885,
FEr1. u. J. Nnnp:--Nth r"ltt's,sr'e do RECOMMEND
;"a1 r R.;ra,'r =. hsn M ~ ns s.eas'ous ,rs!e!e
dark aal f;~ c.aaa nj .ha :s9 h"'rc aspl.tlons
1t Ill ,la-'t.':E and un.c Itching. common
annus iers"ns VII pesap!re f:evIy. i. 4. ALUf.
& II 'f,s - * +9n hs'i % ssa
had t.ei nEly k""ss'!;ss IL tte. | e"n.enco usnE
yhIr -t''ratv" II JaIstFr i. 4 few applications tAg
es my hAir firmly; 1t s-ru. - Ill ui. aid
1:c 'srx I" t4 f"rnrr T. r. l4.k At this time 1t Ii
fully rc-t nj +. ts kil e.rr. heatL and Appearance
an! r.cc r!lliy rrs''nIlnrt.l II t>e u Al.
Chicago, ILL.,. Nay l, la,.. J. u. HOES.
arse n,-.um and .tua: ,h small lles hsf pint and
rrtAs fer "ar tjla per a"t'e; the n.ann hold" II e..s
twenty PER cent rntst0n than the snail. retAlfA
for .'a'~ per httle: the arge AIds iuaH, fy pa
ee't rn-c in pnrt1"n 9r's sr1ai fnr thtr~ dollars
y. J. WOOD + CO., l.ti.ritf"ss, 3lt rnaduav. Hew
Ynrk. lin t!r New Y4rk Wire i.ln< Es2h!i.hmcat}
AGd ia A;Ekts H.. t. Louis. M.
And ia " all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deas1s.
Ap1j.1ua
, 1859-05-17
American Steamers on tho Red River
lie Hudson Bay Company.

It Eoiu TIE lo1futo Le'o'1l
The Fort William route, it is clear, cannot
compete with tlat oi St: Paul; and what is
more. the Americans will have steamer on the
Red River, while VIZ are thinking about what
we shall do. Though the Red River takes its
rise i'll the United S1a1cs, Fort Garry Is situated
some 20 miles north II the American frontier.
The intention of running a steamer to Fort
Garry u,ay possibly uot be looked upon with
favor BY the uudson'a Bar Company: This cor
po1ation has power 10 exclude all intruders.
even British subjects, from its territory and it
claims to be the owner Of the valley Of the Rcd
River, to the American boundary line. Cnder
these circumstances, i: remains to be seen how
tie Company will regard this proposal of Amer
lean citizens 10 navigate the Red River uQrth Of
The boundary line. Should the Company have
the inclination and 1hc power 10 oppose sue
ce$sful resistance to the proposal: the steamer
would hare to stop short at pemblna' which IS
on the American side ii the frontier The Peo-
pie Of St. Paul hare managed for some time
past, to secure participation in the fur trade
ofthe Red River country; and the proposed
improvement ID the means Of communication
would enable them to do this With greater sue
cess than before The Company vii! under
stand this; and it is not improbable that 'hey
will attempt to prevent it, with what success
time alone eau tell.
, 1859-05-17

Of eaecting miracles. Whatever BE- his claims
to this last, ha nevertheless succeeded, without
the assiGtancs Of chloroform, in benumbing the
sufferer. The kings confessor Was standing 1t
the side Of the roynl invalid, bearing the cross
Of St. Dominica, which according to the legend
spoke to s.. Thomas Aquines Thus assisted,
Ferdinand supported the operation with couE-
age, and chee!ed up the trembling operator,
who set Immediately to work. But when about
to detach the tumor, the master Of ceremonies,
in grand costume and carrying silFer basin,
approached the king, aud received tue lump Of
flesh: Said lump was enbalmcd with qninquina
powder and other aromatic herbs, Conveyed in
silver urn and with great pomp to the palace
chapel, where it was buried wit great cereno.
mics"
, 1859-05-17

Tho American Bible sos1sty.

The Forty third Anniversary Of tho Ame1t-
can Bible Society wAs celebrated 1t the Acade-
my OF Music Thursday morning. The audience
which assembled there at u o'clock, at which
hour the exercises commenced, half tilled tha
Academy, and within half IN. hour the build
ing was very nearly full.
The Rev. DR.. Berdel read passage from Re-
yelations aud offered prayer.
uenly Fisher, Esq, Assistant Treasurer, then
read the Treasurer's report, and the Rev. Dr.
Holdich read the Managers Report, Of which
the following is an abstract:
have died. Matthew T. Scott, Esq, Of Kentucky,
and the Hon. Vim. Jay, Of NY.
Fifty-fvs new Au1iliaries have been recog-
nized, fifteen Of them in the State Of Missouri
OF Life Directors, eighty-fve have been made
during the year; and Of Life Members, 1,5u9.
Tbs receipts Of the year amount to $4l5,0l1
81, being an increase Of 81, IS oyer the
former year. Of this amount S14s,4A IA are
gratuitous, and x256,ud4 IL from sale Of Bibles
and Testaments.
The number Of volumes issued is 7al ,O95,-
since the organization Of the Society, 1885,
I09.
Grants Of books have been made to Auxiliary
Societies. benevolent institutions, and indiEidu-
als, as usual, when needful.
i new Se1st. Bible with references has been
published; new II elsh Testament; a Modern
Armenian Bible, Emo; and portions Of the Old
and New TtstaulentS in Nt1ng"e NO" IN
preparation, Modern Armenian Bible, svo.,
wifi references; 4 new German Bibie, 1:mo. !;
and portions If the new Testament in Chero-
kee.
There are thirty-nine agents employed by the
Society, including one in lhe Levaut They are
chiefly engaged in experimenting and promot-
iny tile distribution Of the Scriptures.
The work Of general supply commenced three
years since, thongh retarded by the pressure Of
the times, is nearly completed. New fields,
however, are opening, aud many counties begin
already to require another canvass. owing to
thu rapid increase and changes in ths popula-
ton.
Grants Of moneE hare been made for publish
ing the Scriptures in France, Germany, Greece,
Turkey, syria, India und China, to the amount
in ui Of 90. 6.6'v, aside from the funds expended
in the Bible House in printing foreign versions.
The increasing demands for the Scriptures in
foreign countries, Christian, Mahommedan and
Pagan, ars beginning to awaken q deep interest
in the board; AID not little so1icisulc is felt
lest the means to meet these demands shall not
be seasonably furnished.
Previous to the exercises at the Academy, q
business meeting Of the Society VAS held Ut the
Bible House, ut which the officers OF the last
year were Reelected.
, 1859-05-17
4 Girl Eight Years Old Comu1ts Su
tFfs1R.

The Greenfield, Mass, GdssA4 gives the fol-
lowing account Of touching case Of suicide by
little girl eight years old, daughter Of Warren
Leonard, at Decrheld, GU Saturday, April 80:
.1bou. :: o'clock in the afternoon her mother
had occasion ia correct her for some little mis-
dcmeanor, when she BECAME very much excited
and shut herself in i room, where she remained
about an hour, when her mother called her to
tile kitchen. Her little brother, aged six and
one half years, then requested het to go out and
play with him. She then left the house with
him, SAYING she would 60 to the river and
drown herself, and started ACROSS the meadows
Upon run, her little brother following. When
they came to the river, she sad 10 him if he
would take her clothes back 10 the housc, she
wonld take them of.
lie tried to prevent her, but she said she
should be happy after she should be in the VIZ
ter, aud took on her bnnnet, when her brother
caught hold Of her dress to prevent her going
in. She broke from him. and walked into the
water where it Was low ut the shore. He watch
cd her until she reached sufficient depth fur
the current to carry ller out Of his sight, when
he ran home aud gave the alarm. 1t is the
opinion ot both parents that she WAS insane.
She had been easy child to govern bctarc, an4i
the correction ut this time WAS only done by
talking. No other method VIE used.
Thu body sf tkc child WIS not recovered IN
til the next day, although immediate Efforts
were made to find it.
, 1859-05-17
Trouble ut the Plottey11lo Academy,

Wcrcgrct to hear Of difficulty at the Platte
'llie Acadciny, which for the present has inter
Inlted the studies Of that institution. We hare
heard the occasion ia he this: Mr. Pickard, the
Principal. having permitted colored girl to BE-
come pupil Of the school, complaint vas mnde
Of tho s:1ne TO the trustees They gavc orders
TINT slie be dismissed. Whercupon Mr. lickard
Resigned and the school is dismissed. Wetyust
thu ditliculty will soon be adjusted Mz. P. ha.
long borne the reputation of Il popular and use
III! teacler.-Gafthd -idetrtiser.
, 1859-05-17
Harriet 1Inrtincan OH Louis Napol-
NUits


II ,ax n. ~, ;o,.,i ,.l,,. h n'anIar1
# crra;n,v ~ I a,;n;on - =" a,,;t;tI nt;sI
Judges tlat ti,is war xiii mah,. ~, mi 'n If Tho 70
Honanartrs Whv ron],, he unf ..,.t w.ll ,i,,,, =
it win Ire askel why throw himsrlf ;nto ;, ms
ition Which would he me- If ,rrIvI n.r;l f"r I'm
most firmly seated Potcntntc rhc curr.n, ~.
planation-u very remarkable one whrthcr
more or less truc-is that lie BUYS oti his yxrt,.
tioners with tins war, lie was once, il is Wis.
pcred, Il Carbonari. and bound hy The uatl, OF
slat Society to DO lis possi1i. fur til. ii},vr:inn
Of Italy. When the ari,o,,te.l three vr:.rs racc
lad expired three yclr. during which hr did,
everything for 4lcspotsn,. and notEin. for lb.
trty-hc was under sentence If death, us Judi
cial and inevitable rs a sen,el,cv before anv 9TH
or tribunal. Hence the attempts as:,inst lis
life, and c1ninently orsin's. aud hence the al
ieT3:icn in tile mau since the date ot that at-
tack. lie is aware. it is said, tint the attempt
will be made again and again, nntll i, succeeds !;
and hence his teveriss ubs,iiacy z:d reckless
haste i'll undertaking. tile liberation Of ltalv,
against thu united will Of his subjects aud a.
lies with tie exception of Piedmont alone, at
the risk Of tic wrl!,l's fatal n.ockerv Cor ruiny
a long way to roatyr freedom ou stran,,ers
, 1859-05-17

Among the amusing incidents Of the late CAM
ra;yn in Paraguay, was the unluckv substitu-
ton Of coal in latu1at state for that con,pound
,f cn:l :na su|nM,r whirb c,ulodrs on heinz
,,,,l',} ,r;,,, ~! r.. H., .,,.o = .ens o,.;nr ~
r,rrv M, tl,n sr},,tonr. IN . st,tc M, l;tal, tn
a, :, n,,t,,r ,,t ti,-a ,sa. ~. .r,s,;';o,; far
@ =, ..i, ;h n ~. II, ~ ~
n 9H; ~. ,as s ~ ,a, ~, ar IN
's1. .a3e ,,tl IT, .si nh. o.e ~. t...
i f ,nu'. ,n .,1,, pS IL o Mt v H., o"s oui " ~" t
Sv.s y. .n. sIua"'nn p"N III. ~. Nas au'.
na.o enoilious t'ea's - ausleite "l'fef Jnse
, 1859-05-17

STEAMBOAT FROM HoLlAxn TO CH,cAGo.--Wo
learned from Dr, Coats, few days since, that
the interchangeable Kalamazoo river steamboat
man, Capt, Mixer, Is now absent ut Detroit, he
got'attus for the steamer Columbia, which he
Intends to run between the ports OIL the eastern
shore, south Of Grand Ilaren, and Chicago. lie
viii probably touch 1t Black Lake, knlaiunzoo,
St'a''' N;ck River and st, Joseph, au4 thence
to Chicago-et<de4 Atyaier, Aay7.
, 1859-05-17
Rumored Burntn: OF Aurar1a and
Denver City.

II E0!H t1!e $s.'13':Eih Taze:ff, 11IhJ
i rnmor has reached this CITY that difficulty
had taktn place at Cherry Creek between the
t"*ns Of Aurarla and Denver City, and that the
anilunsisv Of the parties had been carried to The
e1tcn, ol burning the two places. We cannot
pretend to shy whether there be aught Of truth
III the ,iit. We rather doubt j, as it. now CIR
culatts. but think it quite likely there NAV
have been something on which 10 base ii. Tie
manner in which such matters gain Importance
and magnitude US it travels is well understood.
The story of the three black crows is tolerably
familiar
, 1859-05-17
Napoleon His own Commandcr.
H. I 4

When the siege Of Scbas1opol Tagged, the
Emperor Of the French we are told, vas with
difficulty restrained tr.n donning h,s generals
uniform, and leaving his restless empire to take
the command Of tho siege. What was merely
an idea then is now the fixed principle Of the
campaign. The French Emperor, thon.A never
in action-ncver, indeed. professional soldier.
has all his lit been student Of military scirnce
He has written on ar,ic1E-inyentsd Cannon
given additional securito 10 floating battery.
For ten years hc has been ut the head Of 4 most
warlike mutton in the world. and if 4 man with
such advantages cannot, between the age. Of
~ and 80, obtain Il competent knowledge Of the
urt Of Wit, he must be very different caljbrr
from Louis Napoleon Bonapalse. The Emperor
probably says 10 himself, :" hare seen Austrian
reviews, know what the men nrc like. | hay,
guaagcd the capacity Of their chief men, and
find myself ut least the equal Of any / ma
meet" accordingly, the first news Of au Aut
trim movement causes him to publish bis lopc-
naaturcd resolution. The Emperor will be his ov1,
Comn1auder-in- Chief. Every other notability II.
ceircs d Division or separate command of
some Corps Of Observation or Reserve. Nar.,-
leon I'LL, though about the age ut which lis
uncle died, is not older than Marlborough was
when he began his great career Of victory, and
fsc is youth compared with the General. to
whom Austria intrusted her dcstini,s.