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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

MAsoNIc.-Ata a stated Communication of Bige-
low Lodge No. 243, held at Bigelow Hall on Wed
nesday evening, December l4th, 1859, the follow,
ing officers were elected for 1850:
G. c. Allen, W. NJ; A. Y. Cannon, 9. W C. L.
Goodman, J. W; b. wYgant Treasurer; !. B.
Paul, S. Di f. E. Bassett, J, D.; J. G. Blake
pYler
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHIN0ToN, Dec. 10

v AuHINVIONI DtC' To
The Democratic Senators had a caucus this morn
ing 20 further consider the arrangement OF the
standing committees.
Mr. ToOmbs Il Ii understood, advocates the res.
toratlon OF Douglas as Chairman Of the Committee
on Territories, but no vote was taken on the sub
ect as Mr.. Toombs stood alone in the caucus 10 en-
leftaining that desire
Mr.. Gwinn will doubtless continue as the CHAIR
man.
Mr. Pa h and Mr., Douglas were not In the eau
Gus
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINr1va

~ Plan and Ornamental Printing Of every deserut.un
done the Pr tirg Establishment OF tho LTAoER ofce
the latest improved and ppd Steam Presses In the
best style on short notice, snd reasonable Par
ticular attention rad u Blank Work Every descripivu
Binding DONE especially Blauk Books Lsdsers Joutaas
Sales Books, Receiving Books SC SC
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AGooB ABv ICE BE saving Of your money
mako it go great way. by buying your Hats and
Caps for yourself ard children, at L Benedict &
Sobs 2Ol Superior st. who have received a very
large aud choice assortment Of goods In their line,
OF the latest styles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

The Arabian horse lmaum died on Monday
morning, at the larm OF the late Garrett Van
meter, near Richmond, Va. lie was one of
the two horses presented to President Van
Buren in 1897, by the lmaum of Muscat, aud
must have been at the time of his death about
80 years Old. ....r .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

GD- Read the advertisement OF Mathews &
Kimberly in another column. 1t will be seen that
they have secured an eligible lot whore market
men can congregate and sell their produce without
being interfsred with by city authorities,
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FROm NEW ORLRANs.

@fh" PtlNhHei Leo 10
The PieayuDs'a corr spOhdeIt says that LerdO
had returned 10 tho JGarss Cabluet and consents
to tho ratification Of MeLans's treaty without al
terati0n.
The Secretary Of tho Mexican Legation, ssnor
hemtro, IL passenger By Le TshDossss. He
loit for Washiu gtou to-day,
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RKonI onAIiLnsTON.

- LhAtLhsT0Nl 3, " DEC ",
The Courier has special adyset from Bgowpa-
VILE, which llate that CortnAs had quaFteTed the
dead bodies Of the Texan troops KILLED Ia the lats
skTmlsh. There Was much oxeitementas oap Al.
tonic. The hsxleanS aIS tayoTing cortsnss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

~ Por a well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend E. Runiais excellent assort
ments Of Fall styles, at IT'S Superior street. lie,
as a practical Furrier, Is now engaged In manulaos
turing Capes. Mufs, Fur Gloves, eto, etc., for the
FAl and Winter trade.
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FROm NEW YORK.

Ngw lORI, Dec 10
In the United States Circuit Court to-day, Judge
Ingerso presiding, MohOney confessed Judgment
10 stealing $685. 600 IRON the Adams Express Co,
at Montgomery, Ala. lie will be tried on criml
nal suit al Montgomery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

HARPER FoR JANUARY.--Ha Hawks & Bro. have
the opening number Of the year Of this most pop
ular OF the Magazines. 1t Is most elegantly prlu
ted and Illustrated
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& NEWS ITEMS.
FRTpAY MoRNING, DEC 10, 1869.
TRAvRLE1l,- nrtilnrRn .
nEPAnTnnra.


~ Citizens wisnF conveyanos either Of the above
Ifsinn boa will called for BY the
Qmnibu liue by leaving thei address atthe Omnbus OF
tce ~ Superior street. door neEtto Weddell House,
IhEa
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sE1S- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. S. Matson's and Olmsteds news depcts
AZ news depots at Weddel aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's l75 Ontario Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

tY' Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels. &c. &c.
A very large stock, aud all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Foao, ELLSWORTH a Co.'S,
oetl Cor Superior and Seneca sts
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FoR HOLIDAY PRRsENTs--Call at Green's for
one Of his gems Of Art, viz Plain or Colored Photo
PrRlhs, equal to the best ever exhibited 10 this
vicinity. FOREsT CRY GALLERY,
noYl1203 243 Superior Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

CoorER OPERA TRouPE.-This Opera Troupe
commence an engagement at the Aeadem Of Mu,
sic In this city, On Monday evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

There arc no sigus of the steamer Nova 9cotian,
overdue with Liverpool dates of tho 3Oth, and
Queenstown OF the list inst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

THE CoURTs.-UNIrED STArgs C1uRTs-
JuDaE WILLsoN.--Warren vs.. Manor. In a suit
which has been pending in the U. S. Circuit Court
for the past year, wherein MarviR Warren, author
of "Warren's Ohio Criminal Law aud Forms"
sought an Injunction against the publication of
"a Tresties on the Criminal Law Of the State Of
Ohio" by John j. Manor Of Toledo, perpetual
injunction has been allowed Warren claimed that
MaRor's book contained many forms of indictments
which had been p'raed from his own copy right
cd WORK. lie also claimed damages caused by the
sale of the book by Manor,
Reference was made to Mr. Stsison Master in
Chancery, 10 report in what particulars and to
what extent the defendant Manor had prated on
the book Of Warren, and whether the same could
be expurgatcd without rendering tho work com-
parativey vslueless. The Master reported that
there were l2O forms given in Manor's work, 4s
Of which were the same as those given by War
ren's book, and the expurgaiion Of these would
render the "TroRties' nearly valuelesS to the lO,
gal profession for which it vas Intended as book
of forms and reference.
Judge Wilson considered the case of piracy Of
the copyright fully proved, and decrsed per-
petuAl Injunction ganst the publication and dis
pOsal Of Manor's Treaties, and that the defendant
should pay over to the complainant Sl3s,15, prof
its on about 100 copies Of the condemned work
which had been sold.
II. Griswold, solicitor for complainant; spaId-
log q Parsons for defendant
InJunctiUnS wers allowed yerterday morning
against the State oGisers and Bank oGcers against
collection and psyment of taxes of the Merchants
Bank of Cleveland and the MahOning County
Bank
Robert W. TOyler. Of Mshoning county, was
admitted to practice.
In the District Court Israel Want, of Carroll
county, Is On trial for making aud passing eoun-
terieit coin.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDGE BIsHoP.-
Ia the case Of State Va McAuey charged with
receiving stolen property the Jury were unable tC
agree, and were discharged
; State VS., John Smith, John Mcdonnell, Jane,
Daley aud John Wilson, the West Side burglars
verdict OF guilty, aud the defendants Sc ntenced tS
hye years each in the Pententary,
. BEPORE JUDGEs BOLToN AND FoorK.-
I Kendall 4 Co, VS.. City OF Ceyeand-ve verdict wa
rendered at the present term for Ss23,l4. New
trial granted the city on payment OF costs of thi
term.
r The two Jurles for the trial Of civil cases wei,
. discharged on yesterday for the term
wohhlngton vs. Rogers Judgment for defend
aut
Hausefmauy vs.. Clrdner--on trial
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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
MTILL PRESRVR INEALLIRIN


lhles tines week, = aiasiosnesse rsrlcct5. q,
hg hai@ make i uo,s syi aud bssutihai tlrh ans ol
agv stat .loh jGdsss Attg gTnsss b. ci5rs tisSt,isss
Professional man ubd Goars-u a s.adios VI al oiassss
mach 10 U. lsSor Bradihs f,IisWing SD ju5gs!
PaoF o WosU@near sF; Ssuis iii iis Ian spsast
ws E TeiS induced 70 Nse sun ollouI llaT Remu,e Aa9
oar nlIe sons huad lsr scws lns Lad b,aa perfectly
eoyrffd VITA toes, aud nis called a soad ID The
hlr almasi eniirvy came oa eonstqasbo Whep ieid
s"rii1 ue opa 81 sSs-s. 30 Is' 70 oi safa
The disssSo "a NV, a suIisat o. p ,
soo9 500, i'si., "et an veetp nov thsl boy has
shid We pan. tie II 70 and do helohi re vaeii ys,T
ssaip aud hstr. We are voufs re- ~ otniijv " ~
gEo " niGoiNB0THAM,
fH1f Meo1-neat ht ~ hsiT had isr ~ era yeats
witch rsasfs 6s usaat af oi seres
ssfl 70 e,vhl " Mhee comm reed using your HAS
audhs,, eeulit aad wiGia the tbss-sg weeks
and s Y. s sSs5 s9 assumed sol,asss
gpplea az ae nm eherpfapaaliau have usd
whether 70 Pc used air Rssosaiivs or er ,,e sis
@ % p, H'e.s'as q heie fieg halr Y9ehsse E
c,nolup.,i q poo 10 ,.m Mas . syNSises SSNSic,s
faog weespSnssr sit ny lhs, advice p Iia9a q
edtss, y had ihe ssas tluo So Aay and
con- sst ,asa ssSf sSi wss " EsSIas @ Hsi
SU s ~ @ 6s.s so = os5 SSssI ass os to % S'ss s,
R,s Psp Ts y as saSs,ss Of as oeas ea's received
iVunfsspseufglig,
The Ro.,s,s,rs Is put no ~ bottles sssS W. =
LaiBr. sdiani and sisali; lhe small holds 4 plot
tweny csul more IA prog0itou than he susl rl tls
cent m1re ia proportion and Tathfs io 'hrts dolsTs 20
YsIs sds SS S9 s.P.,os L. so. 90 NJ E'S
Aud sold b' all Droessts Sad FHHor Goods "ealsA,
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The Great vial RageneraIsr.
TRAESEMARL

PROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
r.. Pgient Nun N,sLAND. aud srooffd h., tks sssI
y, q, tbT So pt fhAkhAClN DE PARIS M IL
i'F HhiHL L CoLi-kOk MEDICINE, NlENNA.
nj, no, lTinyalrabs tor Helaxssion, sReruaioTfhga n
Physical LShhus'ion. and "a a tsusc
= ompeisy eTsa oates gll traees a these aIsaoesA
thh nave heeu Hitherto t.rutrd by M naps.aas sld t
nlOes use OF copafia ana epbebs.
DO 9-ss sntirslY enIpunted the Injurious use aa
le1 hslttuEt 10 lue auh lf' speedy relief dsrs
% ~ ~ we l md tootua oct tho venom oi dista
=, ,IhlhsFRlAhl Nos l. aud an propBfsd NTH 10 a.
~ luteutt utNoiQ of aHia small nid eau be rarrtd
,n ,as wseos' luGket Sol ~ TN CAsks and dlgided
lhy rhfANAIE bogEs hs HdmiustUred by NAluoHu ptla
nan touA ucotl sc sc PRICE, 50 each "a touT casr
~ QUE 10y ~ Wrh styUs SSI sud Ia S2T cases whereby
o. oi M bAhkoM, l9i Hlrtrker 81, New York, Imucdi
hIbP iGtHgg9 itmltHho', DF. Harrow will iofNsTd
We ~ - ! ~ O. HpN yuft tho wprln secafcig
wUtar - ~ '''- 'U'''N-'- = ~
Fsl sale ~ GAYLORD = HAMMOND
and WILLIAM FINkh.
aau
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

20 For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
end Snuff, 60 to B @. Detz III Superior st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

DR. McOLINTooK's OsLD AND CoveH MIE-
TuRE -AnOng the cold and cough remedies" that flood
the Market this alene stands tho solid basis Of true
medical DR. MoCliutoos stands in the fore front
of the profession he stakes his reputation what he
fsrs to the sick a genune curative. Never has ,hi
preparation fulsifed his guaranty. Price 25 cents.
Sodhy wd. FIsKE, Druggist,
aea1.Qn Cleye aud.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

lzB~ Travellers will bear in mind that Halls Ho.
mecPathy Is ln Cleveland, opposite the woddei
L IIL.rIun
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

rY~seo advertisement Of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
lnvigeTatOr.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported By the Union TELEGRAPH,
oFFtcR, WARINe'e BLOCK, CORNER OF RANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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PORTABLE GAS WORKS.

VHE UNDERSIGNED ARE PRE-
IL PARED Go contract faf buiding Gas WORKS fT
private houses nihsFig and pueic buildings IN this
CitF, Any portion oi Npituern Ono. We have the
most aneToIed aupa ntug now IN fucceHspi ue inhun
dredt of pnFaF dwenEs Ia the Eaherl STATES This
paTAtus l. simple ttmpact rerocty fafe udsptrd
s her or Coal and eau be mAaastd b. Ry person Of
oTdiuury nuroly
Hsvrg had ght years SEpsr eurs ia the Ga Eitt NJ
bus meas iu Cleveland calG knowledse this sub
iec whon will enable guperi tend be lou iuch
works and We uiog IN very Instance to Eualantee
Information aEply Pc so ally or BY lstts4 to
TOG0 fNsWoRTH = CO.,
Bevl5 Ger, suFe'ioT and sonsea sts,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-16

r- Ne sro ~ iced 10 ind that tho renowned ChemIs
Of New England Doot AVER has ct length turned his at
tsu Ion 20 the disorder which hangs like blight upon
community. Our Eecton Is healthy any other, with
sluse exception and that is The FeyarRn Aeue which
hauus every side But tis remedy genre, as
should kuO 10 sif he made Cast this balefu
disease e. and OF the lsveest spots
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HOLLOWAYs s-UOBrIVENEsa.-TUeb DOW
els become torpid and poWsToss under continual purga-
ton. Holoways Pills penetrate to the nucleus OF the dis
ease and or dcar They the foul aud vitated
PARTICLES fom tho intssnes, by mild apsen operation,
and Fecup5ae their exhausted energy by restoring tone
and vtyor they induce hta'hy scton ane prevent
lap the mslady For Piles Fisuas, Dlspepss, and
al disortos OF the viscera, they stand without rivaL
C- Sold by all ID uggsts 2Ec, 62c, and 81 per box
aac1Q1u
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" There is no Known Remedy can exceed
IN spes illness Of cure and certainty Of effect which
has oscome world famous Is DR.. HOSTETTERS sToM-
ACH BlTrERs. For all diseases Of the stomach, which
are OF morbid nsture the Bers have effected most re-
maJksbe whSn mauY other remedies have faiied
Hundreds certificates been gve by tnoie who have
thoroughly tested Ia efficacy all Of which corobora'e its
eucy when It is sdnseFed according to the direc
tious a each bottle
sone o. The worst Of Dyspepsia nad Cuttiveness
have permsnenuy cured by the Of the Bitisr
For sails by DRUGGISTS and dealers generally everywhere
by Hostetter Smith Sos Propfistors 5j Water and
~ Front streets, Pittsburgh.
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BRYAN's TksTeLEss VERARueE. Worms in
IN children Il not daloged a the oundson Of futnd
eases One dose of this really peasant liquid will destroy
and bring them away Its operation Is horouga The
BAint rsrsiy Every constituent Of the vsmfugs
syogetahls and harmless II gives no palu.
Price 2s cents Sold BY wM FlsKE,
land
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b YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR
ac6 s ogd sins & eis u 'urRHs grey sot 1so ~
ue-h ia PHRLIC souAnr
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5sg-ror das Fixtures ana FITTING, apply 3
Eoo9, ENswoRrH CO., Cor. snperior .enec ~
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[ y KELLER, NJ. d.. ECLECTT0
gsS u omo9 - Paolic square rtsdence 81 EI esi
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III AAL$S3AA,Y,S EXTRACT FOR THE
'uH wa'rau ID tupersr say ta use PsS siS e"f'
e-SIAa q. Y KELLER 81 L.,a Sir,..
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TIIE QUEEN OF HEARTS BY
n Wllk,E COLLINS: Price ,,....,,..........Sl,Oo %
For Sale by J. u COBB CO.
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RUCKLAND'S GEOLOGY-A new
II edt ~ two ltTge volumes with Gle CANT
noviO n. com & co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-29
TORTURE In SICILY.

TIE correspondent OF TIE Times writes the follow
ing from Nspes, dated Saturday last:
Il have IOthing very new from Sicily The * ate of
siege contii Palermo, and al Messina two gross
Of torture by order If an Inspector of Police
had occurred. Soon AT er the recent demon
man Of energy sought to I'LL that office, and Gus
eppe IOscaiO was cho>eD. Without 2 lag toto all the
details a your g lad, called Casella examined by
the Inspector in criminal case. AS be appeared TO
withhold his eyldeI &c, the Inspector beat MN fsro
ciousy ard then had him tortured in the folio wing
usuner: FIRST, MAJ acles put on him, AMI then
thin cord vas bound tightly rJuni the wrists. His
cries were Tremendous Xii me Kill me But don
torture me- Tie Inspector ordered the instrument of
sieIce to be put o. and piece of wood pot in
bis Mouth aud tied 10 the back Of his head. During
th. t,tore a youDg advocate entered the office and
claimed the protection Of the law for Caea bat was
thrust out with insults l have seen copy of the
statement Of the ca-e, which had been presented To
toe Swiss Instructor, with dema1d for justice. I
h.ve seen also copy of the certificates of the medical
men who were eppOln I'd 20 examine the boy. Ii
speaks If blows on the temple aod the arms snd great
nja 10 the wrists threatening the loss Of the Of
the hsnds a. sensation and motion had been stopped.
" TIE other vas that OF g cloth merchant, who
refused 70 give himself mp 10 tue police unless tue
OF bis made known 70 him. 10 fact, be un-
dressed got into bed and refused to move. How or
with Whist instruments tue police wounded him Is
kLosD bat certain j. tbs, he eaped out If the VIM
dow, aked g. be and bleeding, and rau through
tie streets calling for Justice. informed that the
Wee Consuls If England, France and Austria have re-
ported the circumstances 20 their chiefs. To-cauo Is
at large, and pursuing his interesting ayocaions.
have observation 10 make. If such b.rbsrities
are practced toward people accused of ordinary Of
lenses, wbat may We Imagine must have been the sui-
eIng5 OF the political civndeIs 2"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-29

fortunately. ,bcfe s al arsTer 70 IT, and w. A. SNOW
-, "a. answer il. There old ct,sic n ,yr4nni-
- ,bs,,is. which may have been revived OF lsts
ys,rs. and if /. foreign D,onsrch has been thought
!ri.nb,e and legn aye victim Of suoh .heJry, 'ti
ncre moy the fssr that deu este desPo' restored -
foreign foice VIII be ~ nght'o
me Cor.,i,uuous.sis ct I,sly, then, rsfscs be-
- 49, sllo, th.u.ly.- - bc a; all aonovor Oy aey
plsp which restore, old au-t'an families aga,nsC
h. will Of ,ay Ifthey cauno. help themselves, they
canIot; bu; DO not j. tben a, any rae oe epsi
no any consent LIT them ~1pe the'r hards a.to-
ee,ber ii such scheme. The M4zzle'aa tleor.'s
have lost sroui nos long time aud Cops'i.9dons.-
ism has bsen in the cen ant in lGiy; bai the only
res,i IF such scheme rs thls 4 come IA 81 az WIN
the consent OF the CubsDti"os'siS Gao Dc u torO"
Italy in despair non Mazzlti sni his party aSaio-
Copst-utionshsm v be set Gown a. a mere d'';rlF-
aiye theory, which ye,dro 10 the ft temptation, aGd
Il, thing but wild Democracy XII have the credlt "
fidelity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-29
THE DISUNION OF GERMANY.
From The London Post. Aug IL.

Whatever may be The result of the Conferences Of
Zurich, 1t is quite clear thai general settlement Of
disput. questions, even independently Of Italy viii
result from them, for Austria caonot live without a
quarrel and she has commenced one with Prussia now
that che is winding up her war with France. Let
Italian affairs take what turn they may, the Emperor
Napoleon has at any rate drawn gres, political
uI from bis pagn, and tina. is in bringing about
the dsunion OF Germany. ibis is the most eccentric
consequence OF the war. Even those who most
strongly anticipated the triumph of the French in tho
defeat VI The Austsns in battle ectured that each
victory OF France would cement the union Of Germany
al that Austria consequently would not suffer in pro-
portion with her defeats the field 50 fully did the
Emperor NapoeoD-One OF tue most sag scious states
men Of the age-concur IN this antic patton that he
made peace under supp necessity the midst of
Conquest. Prussia had mobollz.d her army; the
Minor States intrigued against France; a violation of
Genanc territory seemed essenal to success for the
hlIciO, according to Nsposon himself could not be
safely crossed cut hrst seIzog the Tyroean pseses;
AID DOlh Prussia and the minor Safes had solved
that yiostion of Germanic territory should be the
sgnal for war. Yet the Austrian Ga.ette. speak
ibg With at least semi official authority, with
singular ingratude towetd Prussia, now deprscats.
the mobilization Of the Prussian army as step with
out any agrihca'ion beyond tie German Confsderacy
tseh. The Prussian army moblllzed" ssys that
journal, vas only means Of exercising moral pres
cure on Hanover, Saxony, Bavaria anu Wurtem-
.oe'g We nave ~, however, both from Napoleon
hin cell, that II ne had had guaranty OF Prussian
neutrality he would not have signed peace at Villa
irGDca, and from Raf0u ScbleiDiz that ia contingent
ces winch prosecution vt the Italian war would have
brought TO pas, irussis would have joined in the war
on behalf Of Austria. The minor States, too were
more ardelt than Prussia. This then, was the sua-
ton OF Germany a. or SoiferiDo and when peace vas
signed; What does Austria do She patches up her
Slanei WIN France IN amer altogether hollow anu
ll!nsory and while resting 90 this insecure paclnca-
ton, she turns round to Willy Prussia and to resent
her assistance on the ground OF Us alleged insufficient
ey. Dut just LOW Austria was o. strong PoSeI a''ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-29
THE PAPAL STATES AND THE DUCHTES.

The approaching downiali ef CARDINAL AntOnelli may
be coIsiGered certain His resistance the pru-c sd
Con federation OF Italy is the Of his fall. No OBJ
lection has been mace here TO his resi- uaion because
II known that If be remained in office be would H.
tigue aga Let the peace of Nlalfalca, whereby new
complications would be created. 1t is believed that
both he sLd the Duke Of Tuscany gave positive
aic.s as to the concessions they Int nded to make to
favor that has moet contributed TO induce these princes
10 yield.
Toe Dictator Farni OF MOdena has issued decree,
declaring al tn, sc who shal by any whatever
attempt 10 lay obstacles in the way OF the free exer-
else OF popular sovereignty, during the election of the
repre- sen.alses guilty OF high treason, asd anenabe
TO the existing lass relating 10 tina. crime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-29
THECONEERENCE All ZI-RICH.

The Oct deatseAe Post publishes letter OF which the
GLOWING is an extract
As for the negotiations at Zurich, they will be con-
Quoted between France and Aastria on the one part
France and Piedmont the other part 50 that at the
close Of the deliberations there Si be three ire .ties-
ore between the Emperor Of Austria and the Emperor
OF the French another between the Emperor Napoleon
and tae klIg Victor Emanuel, and the third be,see
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