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LEGAL NOTICES.
CENTRAL BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, ]
CIrY OF NEW ORLEANS,

CENTRAL BOARD OF CoaxIssroNERs
CRY OF NEW ohLEAHs.
pTe i aE Bart z ~ Fa \ o as sns
the sri right bank bank Of the Mississippi siys.y ~ ~,
s.s. sIss s. e, safs
ms n ss Ct s ssS and GT tn. Seventh
tsndsnes q ii. following named Of Eee!ion
vss # bs
''''f OF Central board ADJ sosiE Secretary
BUREAU CENTRAL prs Coxx,ssArRrs,
WILLIE DE La NouyELLx- ORLEASs. !
v,,. . u Jnn, 1889
rss d. sss psr do la farose dossns 'uee
Lsseton ordonnse pour LuNDr 10 yug ,epems jour de
sp 1852 %, Arthur Fors ESQ., r.ssIdsnt d. Jury Dc
nomme ct sous la direction dss Commi.sares iec
oRs don't les Gsms Edmond ro ,so,,
Where ct +. pc "a croix
ie2o !. j. Al. RozIER, sscretaire.
1..ss
4. ss,s. x rs
a5s 1sss ao fs'sfh FURNITURE.
S TkRas T. "a sS Sg ,s s1 spo..
G. W. SIMPSON, Constable.
'''a DE JUSTICE Il
m. c.. DOLLY DORSEY, +. W.
I'm F!S Gai: as writ sri fac,as mol
~ ACTRESSES par Honorable c. NJ Bradford seeonde Justice
s e. m mon asso % 81
CIRQUE entire Perddo ct Poydras la vente pubique
ct a. 1aq Ees as a ssi
ReT safsos
sroosp DISTRICT 1, couRr} sUcGEsssIoS OF GARDNER
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2. q. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

uuAaKIEzk COVE De DISTRICT ii PEKKlNs ys. sEs
la Nouyelle- Orleans. 90. w. 80
I'm VERTU DUN Ortlrc de vente rendu lie Is
- de uln 1859 moi adTesse par Fhonorabe Quatrieme
Cour de District Dc Ia NoMyee oraaus, dams pae cdes.
sus, e procedera 10 JEUDI de juliet 1859 l0 heures
A. M sur les ex ci apTe desigue compile DIES
encsrs do plnsolvabe la pablique adjudication
de- =.
Tor les menbos ct ee conenus dams Ia nason suee rue
Gnrondelet No 2zl, suivan inyenta ire, ii - =
Abandonaes. psr Fins 1vabe SEES ere nciers.
"A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Psdjndira ion
En- PARKER,
je22 q jyl 8 IL s Sheriff de la Paro sse d, ORLEANS
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vICKsBURG pAcKETs.
sY~se UNIFIED STATES TRI- Nnss,
$3.50 ~ 3 WEEKLY NAIL LINE sslnfJ, ~

fYsss UNIFIED STATES TRI- Ess.
lE4aSSSiSSssfS WEEKLY NAIL LINE s5lnE5sa1
ssasssassss.saSsss TO yICksBURG. aaIsAsEsA
TUESDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ,
Applegae viii leave for DonidsonYile, Plaqueine Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red Rvor Landing Fnr
Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph Grand
Gulf, Warrenton and Vicksburs, EVERY TUESDAY, 8
O'Clock p ". = =
The Duke ct vicksburg with the steamer RIOS
buck and will take freight for all landings Yazoo
IS high Greenwood.
Leaves on THURSDAY at5PM
The magnificent U. $. mail packet Vicksburg, Captain
j. ~ White master will leave for Grand Lake, Donaldson
Vile Plaquemine Baton Rouge, Pert Hudson Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams, Natchez Waterproof
St Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenon, vi -ksbutg Mikens
hend, Lake roydsnce, Stacks Island l. dng Skpwiths
ladi PGhers Point Ashton Grand Lake. Washing.
ton nrolta Landing and Point Worthingtop every THU RS
Day, At5P. NJ.
The yicksburg will take freight for Yazoo River to
be reshpped on steamers Dew Dtop and Home.
Leaves on SA u HDAY, at f. NJ
The magnificent u S mail packet Natchez 7. P. Leath.
master, viii leave for Douadsnnve Picq eine Baton
Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Landpg Fort
Adams Natchez, Waterproof Rodney st Joseph
Warrenton and FicAsourg every SATURDAY, at T. NJ.
The Shtchez connect At Yicksburg with Ranger
and will ske freight for all landings the River
high as Greenwood at high rates. without detention
their regGsf without fail appointed, All
business entrusted to their will promptly faithfully
attended to.
Yhese boats will not be responsible any package
containing jewsly other Yauabios rsgula
bills of 'ang TAKEN specifying the vsue and
~ the passengers, or contained in their bGs,Rsge.
ForfreiFht or passage apply on board, to
j. j. PERSON & CO.
jel5 tt Corner of Carondelet and Union treets.
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q 3Aet ~ 80 y J" ~ - 'g4sS
s....sss .ass.
Meuoe - baeA - eh1s - - TN - fbr
aussaa. aNa Aavsr News
ssslsssS - =. y O., ss,sss,
S.ssiz Fl Assslas' ssss = NJ
uoeSuea YsstssAay.
h Ssssaas ssS s5s Master
xsassssa' ) 81 fa 1asSe0p T., ~
RS ssss Y OOowd Sullivan
Arxaysds
8AsAicn. Smith, from Galveston to mas
y n. ~ diattict- B
sAuqs, Howard, from Liverpool It'll Nay,
Kssef MaxNch eco "a dist. IN
F. 81 se..,.,.... 49,, c,,.u p.,,,-,
Ssir Pcsn1ns met Dor ss,' from ONT Biloxi .
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flOkGES EXPRESS
TO LAKE SHORE TRAVELLERS.

The snhscrher is prepared do general City Express
connection vita the Mobile Lake Shore packets on tbe
Railroad having the exclusive privilege the
s going across the Lake, by leaving their orders
pentchartrnn Il. lr 7ad pot M Whittermore Lake
End, will be promptly attended to- mye Am
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" s5T. A@ M E. 7. PARKER,
je2l q jyb IA % Sheriff de 10 Paroisse d'Orleans

SIXTH DISTRICT couRrl ACHILLE CHI APELLA VS.
Of New Orleans. CHARLES FERGUSON-No, 1854.
RY VIHTUE of writ of seizure and sale
- tome directed by tho honorable the Sixth District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled carse will proceed 10
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street. be
tween Camp and Magazine sreeis, on SATURDAY, July
29d, 1859, at IL o'clock NJ
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District Of this
ely, In the square Fifty nine, comprised within Washington
Live Oak Fourh and Magasne streets designated BY the
the 4h Of May e4 and deposited In the office L.
manu. notary public IN this city sd lots coutgu-
and each fronts tryoue feet sir inches Washington
street and sach one hundred and twenty Ave feet deep
tween parallel lines, American measure lN5l
=. And SIN ALL POTION OF GROUND, forming part
Of lot number nineteen and adjoining lot eighteen and
hundred and feet deep, between parallel lines
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Uash on the spot. a
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FOURTH DISTRICT couRF ASTON MYG ATT AND A; MY
of New Orleans. } BITORs-Na. l2792
by VIRTUE OF and In obedience to
- der Of sale rendered Mny e. 1883 and directed by
tue Honorable the Fourth District Gourl Of New oresn
In the abnve entitled matter will proceed sell public
auction, Mt No ~ Camp street. WEDNESDAY, 29h day
June 1855 IL o'clock NJ, for Of the creditors of
said insoye nts--
The xures Of store No. 40 Camp the District
Of this city consisting Of Cass Drawers Tables large
quantity OF shelving. Tho said figures having
sttucted for and Stationary Store being
same formerly occupied by A. Mygatt Co and the pre-
sent time by Thos l.. Maxwell,
surrendered by said nsoyen,s their creditors
TERMS-Gash on the spot. - II t
"a 'se' Z. I. PARKER,
ls. Sheriff of The Parish OF Orleans.
QuArRtEAE coua DE DIsrRrorl ASTON MyGATT AND A.
~ lltsg lRi-3 r MYGATr Il Go. vs..
lLEURs CREANGIERs--No
de Ia Nouvelia- Orleans. NF851tlI l272a -
Nv vEISTu dun Ortire de yente re,tdu lie
IL Is anal 1888 81 moi udresse par
Cour de District de Ia Nonvoe Ora essu
10 proc6deai 10 MER REDI 20 tie jnln, 1854 midi
du Camp IL de csdancefs insoiyanle
"a vents pnheue ct adjudication de-
INSTALLATION a agesin situe dn Camp No 3D. dams
Premier District de- vlle cosstant boies, tiros
tables erageres. La dte installation etc eos
nent ponr nsasi de liyres onnitures do
ct aejourd'h hui rAr fbos. i. Maxwell.
Abshdonnee par les dts so ienrs crGarcers.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Naturalization.
10 ~ Il. T. PA kER.
9el4 II ~ "a 70 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans
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sixth DISTRICT couHr a. 4; TERRADE WIFE OF o. O.
I ROuX Vs. HER HUSBAND-No.

SIXTH ZEE Muse n z
~ VIRTUE of writ as,i of nerl fae.as to me
q S The sa,d s s1 e
. Rs ana ss city ss s
H. & s'f T 81 GROUND In the rear of this city
on plan made BY / snrg 49, and deposited in the oce
Of r. ~ Laresche No r. Book of Plan Ii comprised within
the Designated By No Of square i on plan drawn
sg n s ss e s b il
Public IN this city.
inches and lines in depth the line which divides
Ines RE 70 ssa inches and
81 ss q .a 3 b from
Laresche, Notary Public in this city.
TERMs-Cash on the Spot
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
srxrHMr coya Drs7nrcr1J. A. TERRApE, eDouys de
NenysIIs;S.lssps spo a eosn SIS si son DIT
Is Dc 1873 midi Mas! dc i o rue de- l.
uN TERRAIN, sue derriere cetts VILE esant parto de
par T. s ans en- ls et aeposs Tsnae Lsesehe
dams e coppris les pHapa Roeheblave Dor
genois 81 dn QUARTER lie dit terrain est desgue lie No
g. &c liz N s 5 p. n enc ss o.
dc Armns, alors notaire pahlic tn cete vile.
Rochsbave ped poaee dc iarsear dams
aa o 81 81 LIN &C. sass sd sns
poneas ct lignes In igne d cote de la iu
sion a en- fate De Pierre ueonn par aee a rapport de
\ assesehe notare public en- cette VILE date du IT
sasl dams lafaire ei-dessus. .- 49, ...
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Isdjqication.
mS2o 1s3 III II 20 sheriff de la Parosse dOreans.
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r. r.. $. NAIL LIME FOR ATTAK APAs,
Day, IL connection with the N o. o. and g.
w. Railroad-1he fast steamer II. ID. Hine,
j. kulson master, built expressly for passengers light
freight will connect with the opelousas Baiiroad leaving
sk Bay daily for attesonvlle Center Vile and Franklin
aud will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays
days 70 Chsrenio Jesnheets and New Town. connecting
the latter place with sourhorse mail coaches Martin
lafayette, Grand Coteau, 0peousas and Washington.
Rushing time from New Orleans to Washington twentyaix
hours, bipg the quickest route travelled.
AS the T. D. Hne leaves thu Railroad daily, offers better
facility for de ivsrng upffGght hen any trade for
all points rs high RraESliu.
shippers will please the boat their dray receipts.
jel3 II
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0HI.-Wtspi.-4o atles fine country Woel in prime
w shipping orier, for sale iy
j. b. VALENTINE Il CO.,
strpa
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STEAMBOAT pEPARf

For ali Points sstaiAnY
NORTH AND EAST! %nynsrI
One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER
kRs will leave New Orleans A. fellows: III
Capt O. g. Roegsns
- y. Isaac H. JdkA
NAY ~ June Is, July and ~ Aug. and Is. Sept. Isl
thawatha i. r. D4kx
May So juno H. July and rs Aug 10 and 49, Sept IL
New Fails City..".......... .....CAps. J. b. Wso{A
June and 10, July and Is. Aug Il and 80 Sept. II.
a. H. Capt. Geo. Tsyf ief
jane and 81, July 0 and q, Aug. II, Sept andI
June and %, July II and 20, Aug. 10, Sept and Il.
City OF Memphis Capt. VIM. j. Kouu y.
June7 and 2s July Is aud 81. Aug. Is. Sept. and a.
WIN. M Morrison. Capt. Jno. N BonnnRR.
June aud 27, July l5 Ang. and 20. Sept and 2S.
ChamplOn.. Capt r. b. Mroore.
June IL and 90 July II, Aug. and a. Sept. and nm
Passengers rely the boats leaving Advertised and
making DIRECT conneetionsa ut n
YICxsBURG
With the m
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILRoAD;k
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD; II
AT St Lous with the Il
OHIO MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BEt,IPfON.
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
- North and East
ATICKETs by ae jackson Railroad for sale at this ee.
Fare rs Cheap, Time Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER RoUTEH
E9- TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED. ..
9.For correct information Tnreugh Tickets spy II
k5-RAlLRoAD LINE PACKETS -
c,1yS so59s 4 q o q Pi3os
=. ". GOULD. Superintendent my@I
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UNITW ID sTATEsTaI aps...
lsTAsAgisIsrstt 81 WEEKLY NALL LINE eJlmIEs, p
aassRss1sssss TO VICKSBuRG. EsaaszsssssS IA

Essssazsssssss TO VICKSBuRG
SATURDAY, at s o'clock P. NJ
The magnificent U. s. Nail packet Lucy HcJcomhs
9api eatherg will leaye for Donald sohyIle
Fort Adams, Matches Waterproof Rodney St Joseph Grand
Galf Warrenten and yeksburg EVERY SATURDAY at 4
o'clock T. n.
The steamer Incy Hole mbe at Vicksburg witt
'he steamer DWDRQP and will take freight for all landings
OF the yRzou river as high up Greenwood %
The above l.ndd passenger packe will leave on her
lar d7y without Tail At the hour appointed All business en-
tTm to hsr care will he promptly faithfully attended to-
This boat viii not be responsible for amy letter or package
containing money jewey other valuats unless regular
bills O. sdns are nken tpecyipg the and value
and paid nor for valaabes deposited with the
clerk by The Passengers contained their baggage
For freight or passage amply board.
jel3 " adyertisin, Govt
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-=77i7F---' -,-la-zss=s=A--
A T T A K A P A s .

Leaves WEDNESDAY, 22d inst, at IL O'Clock
fYer%a =. FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STEAMER
lEslAAssz A. w. Baker, A. Smith, master will leave
absye, taking freight for Pattesonyills Cen
Point ST Mar!inyie and all intermediate landings
route. For freight passage apply on board or TO
DARBY & TREM0ULET
leo a Bieaville Rtreet
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F o R O PEI O uSAs,

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5PM
i, r. h. FOR DPEiOUSAs-THE STEAMER
Anna Perret, g. =. Lonaiilier master viii
iesye as above, taking freight for Old River
ehhaport hha all landings on the Atchaaaya also taxing
PhssengeF for Plaqemin Rouge Port
uusn, bayou sara, horganza and mouth of Red River For
freight or passage apply on board, or 10 ~ ~ fo1
j. M. JOHNSTON l. CO., No. 8 Front Leyee
Custom hopao
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A. Lh.NG, s5r., lABGftoNhEk fuh THE sAi.E
s o. het' Estate Slaves EGcesssions and outdoor
espetny oheos 70 Common asrRet next 81 Camp
ssfssH sol ~
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Ssa, NEW THROUGH NJ.
N RI tn AND Asst.
Railroad to Vicksburg
SPLENDID PACKETS FROM THERE TO MEMPHIS,

Special Notice
To Travellers between New Orleans and Memphis New ~
leans and St Louis and Louisville and the princi- -
pal Northern and Eastern Cities
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Je22 jyl q u. eAA Sheriff de ID Parosse d'oreans.
FouRrH DIs1rnIcr CouaE 3scHMIDTT & CO., VS. ANNIE
Nsx Orleans HOS HOSE Ho Sw4Rssp Vie isos I.
y ~ t 9a % to Has
Orleans In the above entitled will proceed to sell at
~ s s
!, i CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all ~,
hs SaaEs and
so Rss sd a s IS y BE-
sasn b assgnasd y s M on
I'VE d Arms, notary pubic i ais civ Shsh said ls
BY depth Of hundred and feet Fix inches
equal .,. and parallel lines.
sHrsa by purchase from ne succession oi he VIM
city, dated Jnaa *, 1856; - ''~'e -
sa1s dir ne ss q above !, sui suit
Sheriff of sl I; + Fails, rAss 81 ol1s,sns.
ouArRExH couH De DISTRICT sGHMIpTg q, ANNIE
Nouvele. or,sans.a as iap Ne. Z is aS" ARD @
~ Fs s era fs 9.
g &c fa s n HSs Is is rue
de entire les rues du Camp ct DIES Msgasns Pad
gEsTAIs LOT Pr TER si.as eans L Qua a.
sms dssgne Il No. Sept 1
" plan desSe par Hedin apeDieur q de NAL 1852 ct
Ls at ~ treneun pieds tros pouces de- face
poscss, entire lignes egaes 81 PARALLELS.
rouyea toas les drots privileges sevudcs avantagss
at as s Ct apparte aant T.,
IA
PIT ass ~ S d 4 B. cen" noae public en- cet'e
sas siss dams IAN "a, ci-dessns.
Is2a q iy5 u o Sheriff dc Ia Paroisse d'orsana.
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MOSS .azilSs. MOSS
Fine Dressed MOSS put up fer market, Fine Moss curls
Hair md Gotten N AfREsSEs
Also, fEArHERs-la lots to su,ii. e
cAAPBELLi& CO..
uss III Canal street
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Leaves MONDAY. June II. AT S p NJ
d, sY<yss Nj 10 NJ II Is AND NEW ORLEANS
Packet Line-Uuited States mgil-For Memphis
the very fast and splendid steamer CauitoI
j. D. Clarke. leaves every Monday there
alter: The Capitol takes way freight but little through
freight cruise deny and will arrive regu rly Memphis 10
connect with the Thursday tain freight or
passage, to apply j. II. FRELIGH Agent
Memphis Packet Office, under the ST. Charles Hotel
AF-Freght recerei only Mondays
A-This lima Napoleon with regular packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers 49,
A~Adams' Express carried regularly by this line tell
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-For-
Spinning up the Seed Cotton on Plantations
Into Yarns,
And all business in relation to 1t.
will only say here that make the capital the
location the power expenses very nearly
that raises gins and bales the cotton spin that with
the addition of machinery costing about half what the In
creased value of the yarns the first will and which is
attended by surplus labor Of ha plantation in little girls
10, women, old inefficient field hands, DOUBLE
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NET IN
GOMEZ
of the immensely reduced with many other
ages of great value what great Importance is
all this Is fully demonstrated by its successful daily operation
the plantation of Col Geo. s. Yerger Yazoo City.
Planters desiring full particulars referred
Agents, above.
Applicants for agencies will please address them enclosing
testimonials
my3 im&W GEO G.. HENRY.
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THO COTTON PLANTERs--I TAKE PLEASURE
L in announcing that Messrs. VAUDEVILLE 4 Nell
KENNY authorized agents in this city
tracts for the use Of
MY INVENTION
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Leaves on FRIDAY, the 9Th inst, at 8 p. II.
- FOR Sc. LOUIS-rHE FINE, REGU-
lsvtsky5s lar passenger steamer New Uncle Sam. g.
W. Stewart, MASTER will leave above. For
freight or passage apply on board. or
TH0S, KEEFE,
JtIo 20 GTayer street.
plan of the cabin and stat secured
by applying TO the agent
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A l. A B A M A YER,

=, Fsrssa FOR ELADON AND CJJY.y.um
lsJSsfssAekyES sPRINGS-The steamer ADVANCE Samuel
Ables master, will leave Mobile for Bladon and
Cuiin Springs and Denopoh every Saturday evening at
Returning
Leaves Bsdon and Cnm Springs every Thursday evening
O'Clock. '' J tNoihhs' ato
For passage, apply to
Ie26 tt or SIMPSON 'CnoK n W tohihs srees'
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SECOND DrsrRIcr couRr} SUCCESSION OF MIeAJAH
of New Orleans. ! HARRIS. JR.-No. IA Tu5,
N0TIGE Is hereby given to the creditors OF
In this Estate and all other persons herein Interested
show within ten days from the present notification
II any they have or can why the provisional account pre-
sened by the Curator Of this estate should
gated and approved and the funds distributed
Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
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-. LlszgFz55EEE51 GREAT SOUTHERN
60 asM - AND EASTERN MAIL IMIRhI
ROUTES.
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de Ia Nouvee- Orleans. : B. OSBORN-No 1902
A WIS est par lie present donne anx cream
n ciers de Ia susdie Scce ct outes
que celia peut concerer dayor dednre dix jours
daer de Ia publication pour es1uees
lie presente Admnist die ne
serat point holnologua, les fonds
mains eparis commencement dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour.
ielf % q j L. KELLY Gras3a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28
Our Berlin Correspondence.

BERiiS Feb. Q, 1850.
Nopccons Speech and the FandsTae Fseling Of Restored
Security Peematwo-The Force Of 7reatiss-Lord Pal
nlerston's Opinion Of Auartdn Pioidtioa Of them il
Ndty-I'omsrston in he Confidence Of Napole9.--Tae
ftrst More Of The French Emperor 10 Pidce Iuyia an
A~Ddtd Dilemma, and mus Dsprics Her Of Ea9Iih and
PTus''dn Atd-The Liberal Party IN Prussia In Tie As.
cenddn-No Mlaary Preparati,ns IN Pru,sta--Curious
B'g1my Gaze IN he Prussiaa C,urts CJnpecsd ioh he
United &dtes-7he Princes Frederick William and the
BoJy
The diplomatic appointments alluded TO In one Of my
former letters have been confirmed except that Count Pour
tails who was originally intended for Vienna has been
entrusted with the post Of Ambassador at Paris In the
room Of Count Hatzfred, deceased. Count BernstorY
therefore, will remain at the Court OF st. James and b.
ron Woether be transferred from St. Petersburg TO yien
ma During the Russian war N. dc PourtaIis was zeal
advocate for an alliance between France and Russia
going far az 10 throw up his Office in the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs finding that Baron Manteuel pcr.
sisted in observing strict neutrality; and TO Judge from
his ancccdents, he must be persona gra,a with the
French Emperor. Louis Napoleons speech has had a "a
vorabie effect Change; the funds which had been
falling every day. have risen considerably and IL is again
hoped that the famous apothegm, III Empire c'ea Ia
pair" will prove TO be reality and that the threaten
ing clouds which had struck such terror into all the
money markets Of Europe will be finally dIsspacd bat
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THE SYMPATHY or ENGLAND FOR ITALY.
There are two elements quite distinct la the question OF
tay--tbe revolutionary clement which corresponi Is 10
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KING sardinia came TO take their seats beside those OF
the nrst fowers IN EUROPE ana 70 concur with them 10
the regulation OF the greatest interests IN the world Tns
rank WHICH sarania vanqusncd al N0vaTa IN 1879, was
aoe 10 conquer IN 1900 IN the midst OF the great Powers
she owes no doubt to HERSELF but she owes likewise TO
the moral and dir CT support OF the Anglo French alliances
she owes partfcuhriy-and nobody in the diplomatic
regions WIN neny tns iactto the ana marked
tendency OF England to aggrandize and constitute her
importance. Inc fnghsh pohcy mas consequently not
the Austrian poiicv the p|omacy of Queen Vicnria on
the Italian poljcy The influence of Enoand did
not ceeee 10 be fell for single dav during those cicvcn
years in the affairs Of the Peninsula n Is IN he fonni in
tho FIRST burst Of nationality which hailed the Accession OF
Plus k well in the efforts Independence which at
a later period concentrated Themselves uader the Sar
dipan flag Her hand is seen in the pretcnsons
BY victory as well as in the negotiations which followed
defeats In short when at the Congress of paris ,un
walcwsk thought it his duty to cali 70 the internal
state of Italy the solicitude and attention Of the
Observation-Disclosures assembled TO settle the conditions
of peace Lord C7dreu1ou ruth fhof nuyhoy;,u ar
o,,,re5 ~, nc ranL onS no ,reor e,,ssn.s
y ~ 10 i , T. ~ 49,, &c y.e'e,ees
stTo'ts s ''nes ~ ne "HtMsT q me emperor
me french Is rue ma s'nce thof period ne dtrec'
non y 'ae nagm po,'ey ads cnan9ed ndnas ome Eng,im
yesaa." Is nos eaoea. Lnsaau noe,a naton ana ncr
gren hris'ocfacy mas ansaauea tseil through a our
srsbsa a. ,he haoa az 0ny because na