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right 10 expect Justice from her intentions az we
have sympathy for her nationality BY wing ncrssf
impartial she will show bersef foresighted and will do
better service 10 the OF peace Prussia understood
this line OF policy, and she has united herself Eng
land IN order to promulgate WISE coupsels AZ Vienna
at a time when agitators were endeavo-ing
angry passions and 70 form coalition the States
Of the German Confederation against rhs reserved
attitude Of Prussia certainly advanageous Ger
many than the excitement Of those who. appealing The
malice and preudces Of l83 expose themselves 70 the
rhk Of irritating national feeling ip France.
The French people susceptible in regard to it's ho
Ior but Ut the time moderate In the employ
ns strength II threats will arouse 1t, may, neverthe
less, be paciHed by conciliation.
From the PARIS Siecle March 1871
We conBoeT this note to opp0rtune that Of the
9th Dst. was III timed The naughty Of the latte
COL tass with the firm and measured language Of tn
pIefeDt document The last ,tse from
the former by its clearness and dignity and by
genuine moderation which gives point honor
Bitter and aRR essive pens have compromised than
one cause; II IA desirable that they should never be
Diited TO the official Journal and that government when
makes itself heard, should Seek to enishtep the publ
WITHOUT departing from the calm which becomes IT, In III
present boie II 10 not ion Of the faeboOts jour
bais nor OF their rawlings. We trust that this o pro
dpce on NE smdH German States NE desired effect rhey
VIII, ooubtes, conclude by understanding that
war they are mol ID the least meDaced and that Oul
OF uyonsiy IN joining The manifestations hich the Vienal
Cnttnet MT only ercte dgaa FrGncs but also agdit Sar
dtntd.
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a,d placed under The guarantee Of Europe by of
special arrangement which ausria specially undertook
to execute. As 10 the treaties OF alliance between
Austria, Tuscany, NoteDa and Parma they besides
neresstaxd by another motive which may be described
az one OF the most DatuIa that the basis
Z" y treaty Of alliance. The thrones Of Tuscany
and ModeDa occupied BY Austrian archdukes
and Austria In the event Of the extinction Of the
princely houses which occupy them, has the
right of TO those States, has been Of late
more than once mentioned. During 800 years-with the
exception Of period OF fourteen years during which M
Ioleon rned Italy-Modena aef Of the empire
under the house OF Hapsburg. BY documents, bearing
Date Jan )S and 80, l77l Modena was, the extinction
o the male branch Of the duca family revert 10 his
Imperial nghDess the Archduke Ferdinand Of Austria
his pose'ity and in default Of the same, the collateral
Iae received that duchy exchange for the Princpal
ties OF Bar and Lorraine which ha1 been for life
the King stanlans Of Poland and on his death went 10
France The right Of the house Of apeburg Lorraine
the grand duchy Of Tuscany therefore good that
France TO the possession Of Bar and Lorraine The rights
respecting Tuscany and Modepa are besdrs, recognized
by leo and gS OF the Vienna Act OF Congress The
reversoDaTy rights Austria and Sardinia the duchy
Of Parma and on Piacenza and Guasala are established
by the treaty concluded at AK Ia Chapee IN l74S, and
by that signed In Paris on the 10th June, 1853 In
art 80 Of the Act Of Congress s sad that 10 OF
escheat the Courts AUSTRIA Russia, France Spain, Eog
and and Prussia are 10 settle how the CLAIMS Austria
and SARDINIA Parma 10 be arranged An additional
article to the treaty Of May 90 1875 gives to the King OF
SARDINIA the duchy of Piacepza, with exception Of
the fortress and 1900 kcr sx feet Of land which
to be ceded TO Austria, who is TO pay proporonate in
Identification" In treaty concluded between Austria,
Sardinia Nodena and Parma, the 2Sh of November,
1874 the that Austria OF escheat TO pay
Saroina for the fortress OF Pacenza fixed By the
foregoing will be that the separate
Austria and the Italian States like those which CONT
nualy have been, aud continually will be, concluded be-
tween independent Powers AS much noise has been made
about the additional article 10 the Neapotan treaty, it
may be well TO observe tbat is completely ANTICIPATED
Should any question arise about IT, it is likely that
either Of the contracting Powers refuse set aside
dnaDd Of Naples did not invoke that treaty ia 1890
when the constitution Of 1912 forced him, did
Austria send troops to Naples in 1921 in virtue OF it, In
1921 Austria interered in Naples because resolved
by the Iaybach Congress that she should do so.
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THE TREATIES BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND TIL
LESSER ITALIAN STATES

The Vienna Gosee gives the following additional details
concerning the treaties which exist between Austria and
the Italian States
The nature Of these arrangements Is well known. The
first treaty concluded the LIST july 1885, with the
Grand Duke Of Tuscany the second the 18th July of
year with the king OF Naples The treaties with
Modena and Parma OF later date, having been con-
cluded In ls47 The convention with Naples
additional article, by which II Ia stipulated ''that no
chang should be made in the kingdom which not
in accordance with the monarchc principle, which
in opposition to the principles adopted by his lm
peria Majesty for the government OF the Austro Italian
provincesn We have TO add that by article l03 Of the
act Of the Congress Of Vienna the perpetual right 70 occu
py Ferrara, Commacho and Pacenza, was secured 70
Austria, and also by treaty which was concluded the
10Th Of June, 1917 between Austria span France Great
Britain, Prussia and Russia, for the reason with
spect TO this last named town. that Paceuza offers spe
cal interest for the defensive system Of Italy. We
seek for the origin Of these treaties Of alliance find
that Is derived from the right every independent State
posse $685. and which essential part Of its sovereignty,
Of concluding every kind Of convention with another
State provided that the rights Of third Powers are NO!
thereby violated. But In addition 10 their general origin
they have particular which sot forth In the great
International act OF the Congress Of Vienna OF 1915 by
that act the political and territorial regulations OF Iay
In parts modified others entirely trans
formed In point Of fact, these treaties are the couarma
tion OF the political and territorial state Of the different
countries Of Italy, which was axed by the Powers u 1915,
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~ For EuropsaH uerEeis sss GfA page
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THE RUSSIAN VIEW OF THE QUESTION.
Tho foowinc app,a ars In the Cpyrssponddnce Ha,us:-

The following appears IN the Coresponddnce Haras-
BERLIN, March IL.
There sa report In circulation to-day, which, IL con
rmed will greatly TO strengthen tho hopes Of the
friends Of peace II asserted that Baron Budberg the
Russian Ambas here has communicated ~ the Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs despatch from Prince Gort <of
in which The latter pronounces bmse9 IN pAcLc s-use,
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both 10 returns and tho payment OF the taxes which
reported delinquent there s, IN our opinion no
law prevent tho society from operating uther IN TINS
Commonwealth, and in this opinion we believe we are iuy
sustained by that OF the Commonwealths legal ADVISER
the company in question had been chartered IN this
Commonwealth We have doubt the Supreme Court
proper application, would either compel the stockhod
ers 70 repair the fund wind up with an equitable division
We would respectfully suggest that some further legs
iaon necessary protect our citizens against the ope
rations Of Foreign Life Assurance Companies which are
N a condition similar to that OF the Interna.
tonal, and would recommend the passage of a law
requiring such as do not possess sound as
sets equal to the net value Of all their policies
before doing any further business in this Commonwealth
70 deposit In trust with the Treasurer and Receiver Gen
cra 70 held for the benefit Of policy holders who are
cizens of Massachusetts, and always thereafter to keep
20 deposited cash Investments Of the sort prescribed In
chapter 25 section H. Of the Acts of 1885, equal to the
net value OF all the policies held by said citizens and re-
curing the General Agent 70 furnish annually the In
surance Commissioners duly attesed statement Of the
daia Of all such policies
em EllzUR WRIGHT, Insurance
GEO W. SARGENT, ! Commissioners.
Boston. June, Is, 1869.
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SUGARS AND TOBACCO.

A MOTHER AGITATION-A CRUSADE AGAINST TO.
IA bacco-Ths Is the title Of article in the New York
Times Of the oh inst embracing letter from Geo. Trask TO
Rev. Dr. Woodbridge, the subject Of tobacco Now, the
time Of the printer reader could have been saved Geo.
Trask had only known what many others know by
MAS THoRPs Medica!ed segars," which have not the
least remnant taste Of the poisonous qualities of tobacco
but the contrary luxury; for Consumption
Bronchitis Asthma and Lung and Liver complaints Read the
ed length on the boxes Az there is much inquiry on the
SUBJECT Dr. Lhosp has been induced % oier publicly this val
two visits to California they be had at the
tail depository w. j. WILLIAMS, agent 34S Fourth avenue
two doors below the railroad depo at Twenty sixth street.
where orders from distance may also be addressed and
be had through respectable druggists generally.
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vxyM q, McTIvAIN, AUCTIONEER. -GREENHoUsE
w Plants at auction on Wednesday, 18Th inst, at lo,s
sclock at No John street. Plants from j. H. Rauch
Brooklyn L. and comprise fine assortment Of Cameiss
Access, iycopodiums, AZ.
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vEsTCoTT 4 CO., Auctioneers.

RROWNE NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS Will SELL.
without reserve on Tuesday Nov l5 at 10Y O'Clock a.
lied Wines Ss wnch ,s We have Osve close
Of 1874 do London Dock; very old ST. Crox Rum from
the Worthngton esate Jamaica d. very old Gins Old Bmr
case. Of Curac rom ASss by baskets Meet
WIN sold Saturday nexU Brandes Of ss2 and
1855 original packages and guaranteed pure Also london
Funneis empty pemiohns s%g,y Kegs Stores, &C. Also
sasks Of Rum Scotch and Irish Whiskey Brandy d.
sale at u Pearl street on the IN inst Also
houn, Clay and Webster, Figaro Gunerd Gram Rosa
CON Corona Duca and embracing Mlars Londres
a Conchas Operas Concha Kegalas Reg Britncas Lon.
Chico, 4c in tenth boxes consisting Of first and seconds
Xc Every article positively like sample and according
srripon Samples be examined previous 10 the sale.
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4 LBERT NJ. GRIFFIN Il CO., AUCTIONEERS OFFICE
superb drawing Suits veive Carpets pier mantle
artsc Bronzes Dresden china vases ormou and bronze
Chandeliers &c chamber and dining room farnitars Of e
pubic have a
by auction all the contents of the elegant private residence No
MONDAY lab November II clock precisely Descrp
tive catalogues at the house the morning Of sale Medallion
pa pr s DO d %
lace Curtains Cornshes and Bands French Shades magn
offered auction this season. four round corners
legs and case finished all round nlad with mother of
present and fully guaranteed for two years rosewood
Gansrbnry DO stool IN srocade Music Books richly
satin brocate suit do covered in silk antique
and WorE n s5
BILE centre Tables rosewood Bookcase plate glass
with satin wood six light bronze and orrnon Chandeers
Brackets Candelcbras superb Paintings by Booze Imam
artists, nroof copies French line ngravngs Paran marble
sta:ueaes Poetry Painting Music Seasons Cmbas Venus
%s sssS o suaerb China vases c oak
Hall stand Chairs, Ocoh carved oak Buffet do extern
dinner set pieces ruby Punch Bowl ruby, and
green Champagnes cut and engraved DO Decantes and Cob
saiver ivory handle Sheffield table Cutlery ivory napkin
silver plated coffee Urn cake Baskets Spoons kc
glass Wines and fruit Stands Parrn marble punch
Bowl elegant decorated ten water Bottles and Tambers
arm Chairs chds table Linen, tapestry and velye. stair
Carpets plated brass stair Rods elegant dressing
ps ssyr sna s
Stands oval Mirrors Curtains DIRE ssns laoe French china
ssa na sorns Msesses ses and PeS mahs
gany black walnut Bureaus Sofas Rockers Chairs and
commence with the kitchen Furniture For the accommoda
ton of parties living ont OF town competent person will be IN
nerempory rain or shine The Goods to be removed within
forty eight hours after the SALE The house to let or Tor sale
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AAAAA0e Ar Auction.

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in aS%ass| &C. s sa q Ne
W. ALBuRTIs, AuorIoNEER,
RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
sn WITH 9lE yHAs azS
Ea ssas s"s yss Oh Ssa e.
opportunity aoasessspers 70 rsarnis every y
O'CLOCK Sale positive Cash deposits required goods
distance from the house.
UCTIoN NoTICE-AT PRIVATE sALE.-A FAMILY
"A declining housekeeping viii dispose Of their furniture
i ons S
sssi $3.50 viii $50 including stool and cloth cover
rsSn :Ss for ss one DO for $40
:vs5 plated Mare a q IS
many articles .. 70 n The furniture the
ssdSssH VIII % TSsay SSsf ss1s
pass within few doors Of the house.
UCTIoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXPRESS
a Persons about removing 70 the country Or IN the city will
zO street horse wagons removing furniture
% ns % rs a. ALL ss By
open from IN the morning TO at night
A ucrIoN SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, PIECE
EAR nes ssSy S s
14th inst at l0 O'Clock large assortment OF CLOTH cassi
mere pilot felt and petersham Frock Sack Business and
dOeskln and sanet Pants; silk
velvet plush and cloth Vests also large lot of wooen Under
Shirts and Drawers also Broadcoths Doeskn Cassimeres,
Lining Velvets &c &C.. also Boots and Shoes together with
large lot OF mink tch and sable Manas Capes VIC
torines, Cuffs, Muls, &c., &C.
UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
"A j. BOGART. Tuesday Nov. 49, at I01a O'Clock,
the auction No. North william street household Farn
bureaus wardrobes washsands thirty six Oil Paintings,
French plate pier Glasses frame Looking Classes
Beds.eads Beds and Bedding hair Mattresses Brussels
ply and ingram Carpets Olcloh, Lamps, Clocks Stoves,
kitchen Furniture, black walnut double Desk &C. de-
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
A CADEMIEs OF WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, ETC, 81
IA Bowery and 2S3 Fulton street, Brooklyn Mr. PAINE
continues 70 give three monhs 70 lessons in Penmanshp and
ArthmeucI0r bookkeeping blossoms unimted) for So La
dies Writing Lessons 81 for l6 lessons Boys 50 month
A IS WRITING CI.ASs.-MR. DoLBEAR, 500 BROAD
"A way, guarantees by his system Of hand training,
move all stiffness trembling that pupils write ele
giant style with ease comfort and satisfaction Bookkeep
ing SO.
ACADEMY OF PENMANSHIP AND BOOKKEEPING
IA S62 Broadway OF Franklin street-Cass pr
vae instruction Penmar ship and bookkeeping day
ingeSuccess guaranteed 10 all. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
CPANISH LESSONS.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN FROM
y Cuba wishes devote his time TO teach his native Ian
guage. Terms moderate No. 100 East Sixteenth street.
FINE ARTS.
CURTIS PRICED CATALOGUE OF RARE COINS AND
~ Medals Of all nations just out Price ~ cents, ut Is
Blocker street. Y.
TOR sALE-A FINE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINT
ngs and water color Drawings comprising the works OF
peessa Won Beest veron Diaz Tentnrier Boucher kek
King Argero, Ferris Inpiss, &c, richly framed full qua
raniee VIM be given with each picture. Apply at 765 Broad
way, room No 3, up stairs.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
"A N. @. EDDY, AUCTIONEER
STEREOSCOPES, SrEREOSCOPIC VIEWS &c.
EZRA LUDLOW. JR.

Salesrooms 66 Cedar street. opposite the Post Office
win continue the sale Of the catalogue of
STEREOSCoPES AND STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES
Tuesday Nov l5 at ii O'Clock at his salesooms lots
ensod embrace some Of the finest varieties Of ewsyet Of
scenery Historical piecesnne groups-coored
plain and illuminated, Military scenes, Sta.uary &C. in
and attractive variety Superior Stereoscopes
hogany rosewood &c. sold in lots TO suit private
buyers well as the trade
UCIIoN NoTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
"A will sell on Monday Nov. IA, at l02 O'CLOCK, No. Is
Canal street Allen street. OF
Household Furniture Carpets Sofas Chairs Bureaus Wash
Atands, Bedsteads, Mirrors, Beds, Bedding &c, DC.
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BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
n AT PUBLIC AUCTION

undersigned will sell auction Monday Nov. a.
nencrg 10 o'clock 1872 West Twenty first the mag
ncent Furniture and original Paintings with very valuable
collection Works Of Art bronze and MARBLE belonging
Of Senior Alvar Veasquc comprising exceedingly
beautiful collection much Of which imported by him and
nent The whole peremptory and absolute sae
lcgues Of which will be furnished purchasers morning Of
which will take place without regard To weather. consist
magnificent equestrian and statue Bronzes full double
suit rich carved rosewood furniture two Sofas six paror
Chat Chairs and two reception Chairs, solid
wood in crimson brocade all with slip magnificent
Suit in medallion of pieces do In gold and
are in perfect order elegant Paris Fae Ezabethan ege
res with marble and plate doors superb Floren
inc uantel Mirrors made in Paris two large pier Mirrors
with consoles and cornces complete silk an rich lace
Curtains top CENTRE sofa and pier Tables paper machs
Tables beautifully nid Turkish Lounges In medallion with
MATCH elegant Carpets with hugs TO match bronze
Chandeliers with elegant collection OF Bronzes and stua
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
Including number Of valuable Paintings purchased in
Europe well worthy the attention OF connosseurs among
which the magnificent fruit Piece In this country with
real Hevres and Vases mante Ornaments &C. chamber
and dining roOmsSuperb rosewood eseads marble dress
ing Bdreans with hair Mattresses and Bedding all complete
tapestry and Wilton Carpets Suit covered green SILK chava
Chairs extension Table rich China ruby and crystal cut Glass
Saverware marble hall Stand with large quantity of parlor
chamber and dining Furniture not here enumerated
eomprisng over four hundred lots and costing over $O
Also family SoresWnes, Preserves, &c. Ounces, Pums
fineapples Cron Peaches, Teas &c; also magnificent
Rosewood Stool and Cover There will be no post
ponement o. this sale any account commencing at 10Y
IN . few doors of the house.
w. b. WESTCOTT CO. Aucjoneera