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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25
NEW YORK cLAss,Y,cAroN

FREIGHT epeag mstS acre us dorRte 10 Liverpool Nv
ops los~oos were Engages a. % 400 oaes Of COTTON 1T
40. $50 Bt2i bcx.s tobacco a; IL. I'd 10 CO.'S
grease butter 1T los "a tone spr tzer drops II 10
quercuop bark al l5s and llt tefceB bef 1T 2s
10 Loooou lto iona OF OF cage ware ENGAGED 81 ~ 81
md sto Ibis, crrce turp Dune at q Cd. There was
1olhe pes 70 Glasgow 10 The Continent
arm, Will. ssss Of 300 Go quio,-s ,scr. = :,
bark ~sre psde Al "a 80, ADD /. copsL,a, an,s Ia
q french we're ,esoid at - so q a. s&l ckere,
30 90 for No sne at q soFeo r'1o a.
we're plenty and duh; seated were selrg pretty freely =,
20. 3zhc, ans boxes we're ID tar demand AT uu
Hay conlrrst arm for Ghipuen. ut scc a csc uno
sone eeaieis qpssed ~ az roc, ~itb lair amount
-ss.s.
BiMp ~as que', and in the abserce Of sales quotations
ser. al
sors duu, ~sh seies Of 20 a 80 oales tor ,mma-
iats use al 80. 4 lac
1Eos -I~ pg 20 s.e aov,ces from England, Scotch OK
"as rrmer, ~nb sats bin day t~o or 200 30U
as. udBg loss aloa, S23 so a24 ami rrrrn var
~ 90 ~ Uopsus. EbRipo ba.s were also hei1 vito
GcIt impsss.
IDD-rhe demand FOR pe con.pnec bgnt, and prices
nctantsd I'd" iss' GALES conpssen Spen'sn $40 GER
{. 'ssh aoo tfo tine vito INTEREST," and 1sieDa
Do Mstouri st t3iG
LIME -cruuon RocEiapd was in soo1 oemnn, ana
.sies OF 500 t coo bra have hcen made WIN d..
or t"n ii 7Sc The market cos.d ~b fl. TOR pon
rorts PrCkBpd
soiAssHs - Sales OF rs tbs clayed Cu,a we're mace
it'f5c 60 ecds 90 60 tor oiftilng, a, 22c
hAVM STORES -'nt safes euhrs oea about 800
on nop r'sp nj ), 10. Sea No al o T. .uo Goo
pns spirits tprpentine ut 49, 46c crude WA noas
al
Ors Lir,eed continued duh and In shs ahs.nce or
Sales, prices we're romipai 81 ecc II Ole C,uoe wn.s
Eos s'esdy the last sales hs Eastw comurseo g5o
,bs. 1T 49,. end acc a, Nystc 40. or sos.m 800
be were ,cc st tahuekss ut 81 ~, and small iog a,
he e.si a. g. %
PROVISIONS - Pork he ms.tet pas again beaver
mo esaer Tor most descriptions. The Ga'ss fcLso Up
about 2oO6 bbis., tcciulng new Dess ut > 0 no.
Sib 82H, thin mess ut 49, and PRIME at Sill, oi-t
epcr'ed purchased 10 nil Beet heavy
re supply MODERATE The saHs suhrs lba bb's
nctudng country prime a. SC 80 10 country o.a~s
IS rs, fepscted Western o. 81 slz so, ana exgs
= AI3 q 80 10, piiroe nsiss qu,st and DONNA.
Reel hams sere held AZ Si5 tl8 Cut meats -ers
a'saoy WITH sales o about 10 tnds and terces prud
ne u oudeis 1t DC = 10, Rod bans 1t g. asIc
inIo whs heavy, WIN sa III abot 800 bD.s tier
e tt1c. eiiisc Butter vas 10 isir dernsnd-l2c
&C. for State, spa VIC. ,sc for Ooo Cheese 10
recoera'e request at &c q &C.
khs-Se'ts 9, shout $50 casks we're nate at &c s4so
Sii'ts GALES q leo b>sr peppe. we're MADE a. y
stGtHs The market s'ea4y ana TIE sa,es
cfed ntoa, 722 hhcs inc nd ny Cuba grocery eocts n.
40 eXc; ioclroed III which aieo $50 hnus Tu
enh lsanas ,t 80 otto Porto Rico 714o, Aho $50
eyer Tert sod fc, sxpar, al p. I.
fAIThw.- Sa'rs ov SEQ hs ~ern made III 1lG I11Is
"nisEEY Saies Of eco ohs mads ~ 2sc
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RgOpkyvO CtrV Hxxya

srrupE IN STATION 8ocR-A man named Marcus
OBten who was arresed the Second precinct police
Friday, tue charge OF beating bis Wife, committed
tU,cde curing The succeeding nlebt by hanging MIN
o. With leather trap, which he fastened TO the
forty TAO DID, and leaves wife and child residing
IN F'aI kiln place.
Thy MORTALITY Tho toto number o. dee,hs last week
vac ls9, Of shch IS we're OF cholera iutsntup II Of
tn'spte ous, 20 If sonvusions, OF CHOLERA Ero.
year of age.
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED
ssarnsir Nonsgcmer, CrocseI ssvann' VT, moe ane
5bw eucussy w',us, Liv.'pco, Trslee Jupe "a with
"est srG ,so PASSENGERS " 5.wse> ti.a,@ap &Go'
gar rdsD Queen of Bath Ora, Msanz.s July H. VIII
ssrs bs,yes, ssmrnond ssvsorsh, days with cotton to
s,e Idly sv,t, avery Maracaibo yu'v with Office &c
f yr @ , Goa e19s " 1 o ~ %
poke sc' Golden BOD s'sh from Wilmington Dol TO
uy 's D TO-. .S g ill.,, nsss PsrG
80 cav shit rrA shov ipg red ssu.l nth white
nsre, moon y II sob a' 50 49, ion 10 so,ss ship pacsc
ss L. " ss ssr sool ,s I'm
yststd hark PRIDE OF the see,irg ath lat s. 10
osss t' o, i'ssra sron q pfus goa to, sew se,s
ing n Tow send, rrosb, san.a cruz Cubs 25 dsy.
arg srrsoe Carver, Yors sirt ins 90 aes "
q the highspds took pilot from the boat Waiter
mtg sarab sernoe Csrk Remedios days ,la.ses
ara /. Hive s,,> Dart HIlsboro Nh oays. With pss
schr arr ssrs. EARTH Js,uel July Win conee &c :,
s nay ss O. o ss s "u,s s Ysn,sse Ia % 30
,.ep, bouse gsey ..d ~ gos, lumber o.dsd sob
" "a Hss lon f.! S..
ss ser nsro g. ' yssn , at e y lon
ave sac Ia 70 Ion Z, &C. tpos. ahp nsry aoge
chs so',s ,s.e Horton s'vannah days With cotton
Sshr ~ Dixon " ard Georgetown SC, 4days
CDR redad rls't 1nrh, rswncn sdsva
s.Sr r.aa 'e "ccs TspS,on e! t~ shss.s.s
sr ser sss sss F s%S %,. @ ,
ahr afisrco snl,b YORK Westerly, adsye.
s sS' y h S.,s 'one b;sgrs .Sr s,ch osyo.
stesmer arcsu'ts New Bedford
Neao or Peirei tones Providence
The chip Guy knnneta r-rtv.c last evening s,, rive,
p(ol q conslrref &c Tsy'or has 2s sSye,s nr 20
or's having anchored the bar JUL y IN June a. %"
hle bending fore too AL fell aud uas ios,snty
s'.9 @'s nat 10 ~ lat 20 81 Ion 66 10 TOOK pio, from
s.r. Georges tn os-ernas
scs, george steers Noe "o' MO 'aneifoboh os p''o'
.I't , ,,a.SS y eay' t ron 81 lago
trtnlss tent en-, eSsv
Gre chip IN tow, ouui5e The bsr ct gunae.
SAILED
2,d-Shamsb'p Jas tdper rhs'leston.
Wind at subri.e NV; at sunset s.
Telees.s,6 marine Reports
Sandy RObK, Juiv ~ surset-A ship In tow ana n brig
psstipe In he BOOK Wind s fresb: weather clear
LtrG eh. MOL July a. suuses-Passtng In, one BRIG,
3 Of the Branch Wind 4 frosh
HIGHLANDS July "a sunset-ro inward bound vesses 10
Sdiscs ,iaD.ous.
euIp FANNY FopprsTxR Porter RON Kew Orleans LIST inst
FOUND 10 Csdz pu, Della Freak water morning OF I'D
ns the crew having perform duty the
psas OF the carsin proable that the sick
10 taken on medical treatment and The sp detained
IN the roadtteao for ventilation .od fumiga.ion
Lssslniere ESQ, the obieng OF the sesmshp
Montgomery nom Savannah has our tbants for avors
The iolc~us Ssos xsss sus%1,,sr, - M se.es IN ~
,har,.sion savsnnsn Hobue fieana md 6slvostns
Il lated, scooubla rom each of hose ports'
~s TORN
sea ushiph. 3, BrRs,. ...........,.ll2
hips. schoopers. ............ $50
ssrks .:...-.,........... uo
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NAPLES

Two hundred soldiers, fifty of whom were Swiss,
sevoted on the 18th az Ma lies, aud left Fort Car
m-h Tor the purpose of rousipg other troops to re
sot IN which they failed. On arriving at the
Champ de Mars all the Swiss and native troops who
re NAMED faithful met them with discharge of ar
a.iery, and forty insurgents were killed and disa-
bed.
II was stated that Filangiero had resigned the
Presidency OF the Council, but that the King had
urged him to continue in Office. He aud the King
had adopted basis for important measures.
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- fen, ~as .io ,r sAd the demand h-n ei
RI. ss,es .ucr-ceo ssout 600 20 b'-. "s'ne ~itoic
the rspge OF quutaicns Rye 1osr @Ss nesvY ana H.
se,se our AZORES, ~hie coro ~ra va " ZOO 1
bss,ss, nriucme orclrsry IN pyne REQ Southern ~
81 ID 81 20, aif white Sonhe-n at 81 40, new sh'te
al 81 81, old red A,chieao a. 81 20, ano Cai $50
sp'rx III zoe. Corn heavy an, owes, with
ss'ts OF ZOO Q0t bushels, Including old Western
mixed NJ Ste sic, end new ditto ~ s2kc S4kc.
closing heavy AZ ts latter Usue Rye QUOT; ssolaL
sale "f 500 bushels J-,s.y made s3c Barley
nominal. GA. we're steSdy With saas O Slae vt Goo
,S1.o sra 81 Wesierp .Do Cap.a,o a. 400 aS4s
sUFfFE Tte market quiet xnlle sales were
inr.c snc prices were ~itucut change of moment
to11oN me usrke continued prra b taies Of aoout
l' naes, closing s on tie rass OF foioa,ng quo.
,sivps;-
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oDNTryuFD FROM FIRST PAGE.

contract will be one of the first laid before the
Committee Oh Contracts, now about to assemble
Pae Australian mail is now nine days over due.
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~ ut tbr season OF the year
IS tPTDhxIC
The public may rely with confidence on tho use Of
S1ElrFElD's
CORDIAL OtGEAN 6IrvE6S
a. the spIy cafe IN darrfcps and d.
Hfu'eyy These Invaluable btrevs meocpe oe
approved .Mcency sut the, PLEASANT aud svrass
BE smpef drink no family sbous he without them Tbeg
effect aute IN few mnpe always be relied upoa
IN any emergency For sale by
Q. srs'NFr, n. 70 saasan street
. so)9 scent tor the United states,
and by AL druggists. vrocess al bars Ia the city
sNUREIsh LATsKJA TOBACCO,
\
MLpRSrBAuN PIPES
Manufactures e,rre sy for re London cipbs upe,'or
ce lOf anlus hg Jeeh W poria1n just seceived auf
Fle 70 the trade BY
TOMEs SON 4 MsIysIv
NC. MAIDEN lane, n.
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FRANCE,

The Paris journals generally regard the armistiee
as Indicative Of peace.
The Paris -four and wheat market was dull and
lower. The provision maj ket was also declining
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SWITZERLAND.

The Federal Assembly had elected PRESIDENT
OF the Swi-s Confederation for 1860 III me person
OF Councillor Tfegherosse. NJ. kncehe was CHOSEN
Vice President, and NJ. Zieg!er was reelected Cher
OF the Military General Staff
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PRUSSIA.

h was reported ut Berlin that the Emperor OF
Russia would .hortly arrive there to attend a
slmiiy conference to decide, after the abdcation
OF the King, whether the crown shall be conferred
On the Prince Regent or on his son, Prince Ffede
rick William
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SATURDAY July lS-6P
AfAEr. The market quiet aud sales limited Pos
were a. t16o., -t'| pearls we're poa,oai.
BHEADsIt - our The ma s-t exhibited rather more
asLvhy 0, Sst~ ard W. starb brands she prices
heAss I'D irregular. TIE raDss:tous euhraoed aoout
$500 LOCO bbi5 closing within the following q9olA-
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asElri NE IsNE... vre
NsAsAo NV
~. HeES ~ kOCo RISE. mora
M
fsvyt az a9M VosM. Ssly "A. ls59s
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ssrt ss'' heone'rg The -sts- o. A'es Gibbs
cha ctd rom ter .t sold auction 1d lost
New Bedford tor $5se6 N Cornelius Rowland.
WhaAv aSru.
Arr al New bedsnr~ 2'' rn Hsn-y rsher pAr,aa
Ocean ss> 20 TEAR d. March French hre4 april 100
on hoard sen' b""s On III. $50 has freight 80
IN rSm sftp ttsTRThs -opha "a sru
tsrk Pore "a ~ Up I0b Ohio The se.zs
ycn.r fE 'Mf su tcura tn japan 80. s'izs C-oossr
DO rc'hIg 'ener- Raw Of Islands, hcaje Coffin
on A. r. god Ted At R.s OF Is.>Sce
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FRANCE.

Under the title Of "I.es For,fcstions dAnvers,"
tie C0nitifEi0Ansl publishes so aTuce from the pen
Of NJ. Grsner de Car:egnse sGlirs, Eosi4Id 1no oei
gum The project Of fsrifying Antwerp, he says -
biongh the t0ps every year on The re'ufn ~ hus
Ieov ii from Eoglsnt sn1 a. ssys cause surprise Ia
tie minds Of ssI sit'e meD. WY Belgium, declared
neuu a. Power BY the treaties Hh.ch conSl.neI nsr,
thCuld couseit 10 incur a considerable expense rof
works # protection Of lily 40 herself ma al" 81
bsen az enigma the writer declares, 10 psrton- "no
o1ly regard the surface Of things but the real motive
for In II GO use II article dec 10 be the folio ing:
a. AT the end of Jolly, 1899, between the battle OF
Waersm arr the pe.ce OF Vienna, woile the tnpsror
Espo cen |. Il the fuTthes p,r Of Mora'la, the
Eri sh threw ~ goo men soppored by more than Sl0
ve.es Of wsr into the ie cf Walcreren, a. the moan
Of The Scbedt oar readers koow T. the expedition
vas lot successful. Kept IN cneck iocg tlme % Inc
little gsrnson flu,hDg, ,ted by the prep-ra
tlcus If kipg LOUIS Of Holland of 1ar-hal Bsrualne
acd of Acnifal Mis- iesry, and above all vicqulshei
by fever the English l.ft the Schsld. on the ON OF
S.pten ber after an attempt which vac thout pfoht
ana without gry, and shish "a 50 days ha4 cost them
ueery ~ COO sJliers IL would seem thai, i"rsseeioS
con lca,obs on the Coniuent ard gh'enei by the
lam. ntable sttemp, of 1899 the Eogish nov desire To
secure TO theu,eves both charcss of snceess IL -
certain IN fact that in case of ne@ dssmo ark .ton
the Island OF Walcteren could rot ballcce The a1Vant
sCe which q possession Of Antwerp, with ~ ctaoei
sLd large inIeu he'd camp vouii offer. Tho, TO
consider the Chanel .s aTlv~r ant 70 uske An "srp
a formidable tce-depOtf, whicn would enshe E0gtsh
troops 10 OIseub,ik .nd 10 ertsD1b theuseV 3 amen
tbey please the Continent that II reason which, IN
deiout OF others logically explains the de'igus ~h;h
Belgium Sppesrs 10 tItertsiD OF constructing costly
fortldcat obs sgsn-t an imaginary enemy, sgaus at
tstks which common sense renders improbable, aad
iIeates impossible. Either the project OF fJrtiyog
Apt~ eip has that sguihcs'iun, Il has none a. all
Truth 10 speak this project, caidy examined does
bot seem 70 to BE- either i0r the interest OF England
or for that OF Belgium
The former country ought, the article declares to
adhere is policy OF Interference 10 ths altai's OF
the continent and Belgium, as neutral Power, should
hold herself slcof from al European conpicatoos:-
"As regards France, says the writer in concllsoo,
I" che may witness the prices We speak OF without
alarm but not without being afflicted. Sac has fur
ns1ed sufficient assurances Of her pacific sediments,
and ample proofs enough Of her moderation, not to
give le. itmate mbrage TO any Il *, therefore,
10 be regretted that measures ct that KIDD appear 70
cenoe hostile ideas in pes bofDg countries win which
france wishes to continue on fr.ouc y relaICns'
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ravistes Cf.te p,,irsu'a. TIE zane paper sta,a'
ia, tte dl-,srbs,e~ plieh Occurred - Cr,ma ne
l., "a. pct cf DO iticsl character. bet e. up by
iron wbo ssrleo 10 be diced mayor n-teai Of VI.
F.riu iu.t appointed Ga the foboSlog fay the 10,
,.natIt II Id reins'sted tn mgGciPt ty, sod
c.osed the Coamandaut u the Nsiiouh Card snl
o.b,r guilty vsrtiss - be arrested. spos then pubic
,fsIquiliiy has Dot BE-. a az an d.s.irbsf
IIiaD letter ssye; ,
.Tt. IL urry1ncr u Tert which Als'-f. ooilty -
sin cldpg tie itslan 1yra snd 10 f-F"ds a. s1t D. -
C.fu.u Jy a .~y.ta-sd from b. lstt>T 20. 'bf ~ hh1fs
ffpes sut b. the cLafscsr ard hehi' 81 N pf'P- in
,,xie from Is y I'd % ~ es-, hss = erl--d u pro
ann+Natif - toe Iyfs ab1 rtF+a y Z ~
Germ srie 1lnfoefarior III Of Ee NO.. nIit1t'"
he H. ian prosice, An.s and .. aAaot'ans ho A1p1
,te, H. q .:e de!s.raloe 4 lay Spu1 r--iot -" y
nj. nationally, The eusian Of pe,c- he. destroyed thu
they afcod,ugy. By maps 81 r-iuh @l'p-
- th. c1uucil q Trent @ 90 tlo'' I" f''ea t1~
,.5rroy from O.raIc ana 'ae i - r.e
It's
The Turin HLpeadea,e mentions report prev 81.
inp OF the mt in thst capital hat t1e ffeSch hsi
entered P.csuzs ard acds that i they had y done
TO there could be. doubt that they very thTty
would tbs; tbeIe roman 10 Itay SUN French tfoos
10 b- divijsd among four stations or Sari0us Oi sncn
PscerZa is one. The TaHn Journal - al opntJ % tnst
thie net Iot be lOosed upon ~ csug-fO ltsy bus
ar safe quad against Austria ~ guaranty "i the
man tebaLce OF order AID OF The iall hOety "nch TOE
uopuation 81 Central Italy ID enjoy u the maOliest-
ation sDd expression Of ,eir ~ishes iof the io1e.
TIL. hope eydsb;ly I'll rgers ia many Tan 30 hearts
hat bgs yIl ont better than he stpuians OF
Vilslrat ca would warrant IA eupposDg. Ii such
hopes be azeo The Austria will Dave been decei si
A. leas, il seems utterly imIOesbe 10 0svxe com.
promise IF nature satisfy all p1riies-and enable
Napoleon 10 keep faith with both Italy and AusiIis.
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CKsARE ABEiANf.
PHILIPPo MsRTISELLI.
FERDINAND PIsELLI.
TIE DUCUIES.

The NOnitore TOscQRO in describing the departure
from Florence of Signor Boncomcse the Sarinlan
Commissioner, says:
All the through which the cortege had pass
adorned with the Italian and French flags The crowd bare
headed during the Commissioners passing enthusiastically
cheeeo Emanuel and his worthy representative At the
railway station delegation from the people of Florence begged
the Commissioner commend Tuscany King Vicor Emanuel
snd the Mayor Of Florence offered him the freedom Of the city
The Commissioner replied in wellchosen words after
which he shock hands with body him. aud received
bouquets Aer bis departure the crowd continued to
cheer he union Of Tuscany with Piedmont under the
stuons soept.r King Victor Emanuel Florence will long
recall that day, full OF emotion.
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,o - csfaysl W sob-eip'cn oP~ned u
~, I've mtu - of Faii- I've IN L.,
n. rru.u' i preparation iar the ic'c, ~ 81 SO
,,ticb a ID eoun.e.ce Ssrhsy nes' lbs u'' q
ever. the syectscr lvibg PHh,sps S'i, eHcIfu nS F"
All spp. arstces, hav- tt,U IL 81 glii'r sni y"'t,'
NJ. hi.e II y seem vastly ri, T.stsd aHd ahus-l y
10 Tutcr- who on then par, are sets'1- ~
non noon ;fe b0a-vsfGs Spm- ot them a'"'' ~.
,eep diving IA pen carnage, csrryoE ''o-m ~
AHA 81. doga cas- mO1krye nh'rH acc ~ Pho'1'
i.o, non, Ealy Tlsre = clu-iant - VI N'-"'
tn c.mps'S.. M.us. Crosses oi Pe4'>ots ar w
There fntera uo:hs,-, aud sissTs-easer - ehora'r
the sola-Is sho have been ortuoa'e as - Il Hfh
tror, ~ boc.y H. d- Sh ca 80 aauY OF tueE 9 IL
r.ctsreusit.r The paTi-Ap nave hai tor sr,' .n'"-
,io, II ~ .re a nuu,br e Austrian caonoo dri now
itzers ,r ,ptis " the % rpsgn 'rrFD thr"ngn tne
.,reet. Sous f then p koc, others tn bf'sea ar
races Will. tn. tJao0 hobs ~ "t'erS Ma lo'er
d.rie u.iv. h,--,afT ff3m shich toe rico"r waved.
t.. soldiers wLo met the ANON II the stree; sailsI
the n 81 thy PACED.
The In6s1ta faRee Psiee Gays; we are a'surr
,hat ts.r. III be u, riicl ,ceptiOn on toe OCCASION
4 III. fee IT n. iJin vi AB.u' IL pp-rus ittfu :
iro 10 set NJ IN II dissl, ter the PyteUases. Ut Is
eNpee-eo" ssy- spo'ber jonro>l, "thet 'he upsror
will sisy 8 fortnight st :. S,uveur shen "a c'art
eo.s INTO the cospiTy, the Eppr.-s gpoS stgsht On
Bisrriz, where h. Maje-'y could ftetSari I'J',1
bsr Orders have been gwen that everything N" III
b. r.sdy 70 the cont a, the perish wills on
I he lSth nat.
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~ the p.r, II the rel ra' ivroneat, 70 s,o'hsr >
l.sy g. l. u ers,ge'ic arf Tbich = Intended 20 I'h
IN, in ia true hght the po ~ . Ds- io0sed' nv
IN the .ges It tho Federal Coubci has seroas ~
: 6c.uIn iss psssses by - ch me lie OF The st1
ina: terminates ard ~ t'Fh /, - gwen - oe unl'.-
.,.rd n. ether %. Clu,~srati'n Or TIE SF''s 'a-
t.fstave not during pre--r. ~ oo-srYed teu-
,,ity 40 al .aasl and s'snioGs m@nner on' nave,
on ~. .nirars sLosn cef,S.n paltsly 10 favor 81
Au.tria TIE Fe3aAl cJ1tcll cinoot Dui ~ 4HfH tn-
,lis rs. " apr ha- no. Only s1r,rs 4, oat also ta'l
~ AID the impression oau.d II me more P4lnin 80
tie C,lfed. r--son J. CONSCIOUS hat hos no. IN sAy
Way rnsr,ef such reo'oac0, "Mch l. q,
.o1iva.en. % en- infult' The uote coicuiei = lot
Ins.: Toe sedefal Cou0cl esrtot pass oveT Ia 81
l.pce tale dee sreesbs incd-n' fJr ~ithont pfsten,
rg 70 sny pr.ise II never telsss hopes ma, 4 shaA
10, have refused Z the t.-l L1ry 81 having aec'E
pi-h bed is FL cspsueuts vi hO1t dong wong - "SS
ariy for the a1vausge Of the other, ana IA J, los
Iot IN any vsy deserve the rproach y az havny IN
H. conduct toward the b-,bgeIent PoseTs, ned me
ba'aIo- perfectly equal. 10 nssi z this p'7.uVs de-
cjarsion or the hand, IN defense VI 10 honor ai
On the other 10 remove - uisdbders 4odioS dOupiy
Sarserous in these critical tlEes the Fe1trsi Council
thinks n al il Will not be deceived IN is exPsc at"n
tbsi Il has succeeded in rec'iiyicg J1dsm-ns soica
y-r. not well founded, end IN perfectly e,hgntehlt
the Sardnisn Government on the ZEAL safe o.. thing+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23

ss,vica i boon o. ssch ir1vi11sl while the efsc.ys
go. Nil he iLcr,as,d bd1 10 numbers and EN-
,i',cv Tn. Pntc.'s Csbi,.' order directs the PEE
r,|aiy.r # toe rsp-,a-y bill shicn vii be pre-
I'D "a he Ctsu.hs- -ieir meeting ,oSard
49, I'D Of The yeu. I en- 81 iecett im2rovem-ns
IN ans have been sdlgiel ny e" Pfn.sian Govern
mt TIE ..a- gun " 'rch ne AMY y 'n.-
.ldi- known ~ L .iauG q. the ry1l of ths bon-i,
fey car.iter tQit 70 = re- haa's ID get on OF o'
dr. r.. merits 90 tnstso y-'en- hHNe no ye' hti
cent frt- % f8n ,e taai ui Teit 70 De rined:
A.. sr,il.ry al, SD pos>-r- - h7' %ppln1en OK
rsnsk be l. ntnes-, Fey az 81 cssEstsei aod
b,,.ct.l,s.tfs ~ t0s sXpel rruis sh,ch ns'e osSn
ace ,be ours Eera found ulrjurrf siter nfins <uV
md T-,i- o auDfac ure J. beng pu-hed on $td
,ig,,r end thty are g.Ief ont - tue rate OF QUO
onn m "a, 3sy- l. b. nfe 'frd hat tlere sd III 90 IA
scb f.ld b.,ery prop Iiln IF uurh-d - pnundsrs,
:. ~ ,pfs have tot b eD f'nDi afap'et 20 5rlas
e,srs Tlev eay- 20 sncn des'l uctse missile Is lno
tg,t,cpy .6e r.scIibe0 - be. THIS - the prsct'-
c,i vay 10 Wbica PgssIs Is imitsing the exa1P!e u
d's-ruantt'. 49,. ,..o,
I'm .orry 70 ,ay tba. ye- the idea ot proonged
nase. ms 10. been psaiEei mere urless the pfeoa-
roor. 10y var are the vVIieBcs tha p ACE IL meGdea.
a. Gin its rog the geD-ISl ni"Tust increases
non, q, ~ ssv sd ,v,ry one from the MI istet VI
Sta To the Oro cbks dover y persuaded toa' ino,nc1
.c.hyeo onesfiot me ages the lnpsrla studies. iae
MS d.uht idu,e1 IN a. - Uni n ct the sauei,as
aiionah.iss iex' MAKE is claims hearo-soetns.
H. co, 10 .ors 4 Coloste the martyrs OF hnn- ~
!; nd 20 u.r.nane a rsh'-r nded pee hse moe 70
80 sueh gsui of proper iath, oui you relaire
9 = truth and, hos.yer painful 2, may oe' io'N'
mNseH 10 ST.te =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23

IDENTICAL With tsose aferward sgrsed 70 % ,ve
Fuperor Of Austria, 9th The exception ua,
V.,.,is vas TO be erected into 90 nfspovdeot
ourtv foY the Aychduke hsxiuibsp BU1 Woo
Scbrj,z al orcs Refused 70 ert.rtsio the project CT
edia,cn ON his basis so1 to"t time 20 e>Dsi1~r me
m, p,et, OF Proposing an sruttce Between the 'th
nd 81 The aynisce agreed ~ by the principals
,iho.t intervention, AID 90 the s;h the o. 81 3. ~
esu n unicsfed 70 Bsroo Won Scbsitrz % the ffennh
nIistsr ~ Be,lr Ittyok HIM. of course by slrpn-e,
aud he iIs'rneied the Pfus,ian Cnsrse AhH1e IA
P.,s 10 express IN Coun, Wslewsti biz 1son'-nm~nt
a the apewsr Of Pru-sIa toe -ohjsct OF Ihe A'm'
tee OF having been waited for A. the sane Nne ne
Instructed bim ~ st1'e tbst sher holding c1u,cn'
ban been decided DO. To pfopoye the sr'usuc" ~ u
S,d lot n eD Sc. N opportGDe Both prOP'-n- were
tsns ori,i,sD, French. A. Vih.ffsncs, The npefW
Rspoleop ,hog.d Frsncs Jossph the gect ot sev'o
pcai,s giving Rim 70 uod-r-taDd thet the nen.ra.-
wee pea aser-e 70 adopting it. Tnen be a. once
hs,ush 1s gard 'be -four pons proposed and fee ed
On The 7rh at Berlin Ttsy were,
Css-jOp # isombsrdy.
Erection OF V.be,ia into Duchy.
a Confed, ystoJ Of italian states
4 Restoration Of the bsni-hed Dukes and az am
pt'ty. "
On the second point, the Emperor Napoleon yielded
10 tic rea,6nfg of he Emperor Of Austria, that he
could hot b. expected to resign ~hs' NJ s'iil he'd
L. session Of. 1his il somsshst lenStny stae
sat, bot you u sy depend upon iis beng IN every
point correct