Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-10
Louis Napoleoa's Intentions.

tiou from friends conversant with Italian
usfairs which lcadsme to fear that Louis
Napolcon's present, game on the Duchics
and Central Italy is to procure the with
drawal of the Sardinian Commissioners, in
order to give the revolutionary party an OPP
portunity of asserting itself by such cx.
ccsscs as would justify the Intervention OF
French troops to suppress disorder. a
French force, having entered to put down
disorder, would remain to prevent its re-
newal, and under cover of its presence the
expelled Dukes and Duchess and the Pa
pal Lcgatccs might take the opportunity OF
returning. The only way to checkmatc
the Emperor in this game is for the Mod
crates to retain power within their own
hands, and to use it for the suppression of
all disorder on the retirement of the Sar
dinian authorities. This they have hith-
crto succeeded in doing; but their task
will be more and more difficult the longer
the present situation is prolonged. 8laz-
zini' $ organ, the Pcnsiero cd Azioue, which
had disappeared altogether, for want of
support, after its. first few numbers, has
as might have been expected, revived nm
der the effects of the disappointment of
Villa Frinen. 1t ispublishcd in Lnndou,
but being registered for transmissiotf abroad
inds its way in large numbers | believe,
into all parts of Italy. Mnzzini' has all
along prophesicd the disappointment of oil
the sanguine italian hopes placed in lsenis
Napoleon, and, pardohably. now claims
credit for farsigltedncss. But 10 havc'ex
pcctcd trcachery from Louis Napoleon, and
- h,,..1 don M n1 e,,nnort
Fis ono thing; tn he safe guide to ltalnHI
action and aspiration isanotlier Nlazzini's
articles, now as over, are calculated to pro-
mote disunion, even in their preaching of
unity; and J. cannot but lamcnt--with
most OF my Italian acquaintances of tho
most determined and consistent liberal
opinions, that tile disillusion under witch
the Italians arc now suffering is likely, as
one of its effects, to resusitate tho credit
and cause of Muzzini--who, sincere and
devoted rs ho is. must ever, by his theory
! of random revolt and revolution by the
dagger, compromise the Italian cause in
the eyes of Europe, and can at best but
force tho most ardcnt and enthusiastic spir-
its of Italy iuto premature and useless self
sacrifice, 'H'
KANs.ls.-We lave news from Kansas
of arcncwul of the border troubles, Armed
bands Of Alissourians had invaded the Ter
ritory of Kansas, and on the 9th of August
one of these parties .forcibly seized OH
Wright, Mt tic town of Barncsvilc, and
conveyed him to point distant fourteen
miles from the line, Captain Montgomery
intcrfcred, and demanded the release Of
Wright y conference was agreed to, aud
negotiations were commenced; but at hst
accounts neither the man nor his captora
had been deliycrcd up At a public meet
ing held in Lawrence, Aug. ~, Captain
Montgomery made statement of the facts
Of the case, and there was Intense excite
mcnt in the town. Montgomery states that
he has. received reliable information that
indictments have been found In Missouri
against large numbers of persons in Kansas,
and that armed bands of Missouriaus have
avowed theirintcntiop to capture these par,
ties ut all hazards. Ill.
~ DEsrHuerIvE FfREs.LThc ct,rdasc
factory of Lawrence, Waterbury & Co, in
Brooklyn, ~ Y, was burnt OH the 20ti
uh. The works were making updn aver
dpV vi -Ju DHitSbI Alanllla u WceK, DCSllttN
Russia and Kentucky hemp BY this fire
100 men, boys and girls are thrown out of
,e'nploymcnt. The loss is estimated at
from $50, 900 to $100 900, on which there
il an insurance of about SG0, 900.
The most disastrous fire which has oc-
Cured at Toronto, G.. W., for several years
eommeneed-ht II O'clock on the night Of
18th ult., oh the North.wcst corner of Vic
toria and Could Streets Victoria Terrace,
a row of six fine brick dwellings,, owned
by Sheriff Jarvis, was dcstrdycd.~ Several
0tirer dwellings, are also DESTROYED. The
Rev. DIX Fayior and the Rev Ijr. Darling
arc among those who arc burned out. - 4
large amount of Furniture was DESTROYED, i,
and very valuable library badly injured.
The loss is roiighly estimated at from S35,.
600 to $40 900, whiclYis partly insured.
Early Wednesday morning, a'fre broke
out in the new large railroad depot at Fair
Haven, which was totally destroyed. Trio
enSines, passenger cars, anu the foyty boat
belonging to the railroad company, were
fortunately saved. The loss is about sf0,-
600 which is mostly insured:
An incendiary fired the city stablesson
ecmmcrce street, Boston, on the B1st ulf. =
andtheywere totally destroyed. Only one
of. the horses was rescued from the flames.
A thousand chaldrons Of coal, belonging to-
the gas company, Rcre'ulso burnt" Mr.
The Niagara House, Qswego, n ", was
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