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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19


relative to the attitude OF Germany:
PARIS Juue %.
MONSIEUR You the circular addressed by me Russian
Cbint to It's agent, Germany and yoa VIII have appreciated
the Justice the views which Ut submits opportunity to the
confederation # tho Fede Governments one does not know
better define the respective positions Of the Powers Ia
the italy arrive correct Judgment on the
genera. The Russian Government renders full Justice
10 III. sincerity which Germa
py from ueree Of the aud IN them. with
reason Vcien, motives Tor the Confederation 70 regard with
perfect Development Of the struggle In which
engaged 10 lsly
Nv intention eypse Of which you will
have easily conceived the object point nevertheless
tar attention 70 the Considerations In this document which
belong more especially relations Of the Confederation
p-ndng question Not only in the opinion Of the Rus
n Government there occasion for Germany interfere
because her rights in dsnze but IN
mixing herself up cone, she depart. from the position
which treaties have assigned No, only she unable 20
show in the existing q affairs the necessity Of pro;ects'he
European equilibrium which is not menaeed and which she
herself she Ie,ends shat she necessarily
interested IN urdrr y Austria European Power
sd that Of the Federsi by considered IS 'c ought
20 BE- exercised beyond the limits Of the condes'on Ol' 'ncn
doctrine would in effect Of nothing sa Tan Tue
eeup,s cororuon Of the German provinces Of Austria
n:o he Federal Uulop and IL this would BE- as much op
sd 70 the interests German States IS 10 The sPt
the European treaties ach sed toe conditions Of sh
existence.
The organ, Of Aus. ect know ,ha, the p''es'i'i Of
the kingdom in her hands would De he
~ for the security Of the Federal frontiers.
vbep ,h,t Assem- biz had occupy itself with The mh'AJ
orr.uiza,on Geraanc Confederation the we
association Who have German possesons were eaiea DpN
nam. of tner provinces which they uhoT'.o ~ pa
,o,;e IL charges aud obi EaloDa mus Ar P'
tof me dated April 8, 1913, amply proves ina
Aur. aer having enumerated her O-rnsn territories 'Ae
Of .hse Of Italy declared In positive terms a' aA ID 70
WY eIteed into the ysw Of extending beyond tie Alp the me
Of cef.ue Of tie Coufsdsrson Il under con'des'o
/ ha.s he ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19
FRANCE.
Correspondence Of The LoIdon New.

PARIS, July+
There prevailed at the Bourse to-day 9 very .trocs
in presson the ground of which Il is impossible -
state that tho war is drawing TO a close. The OK
pected news that the Diet OF Frankfort ON saturday
voted the PIussan propos tons Tor led
eral army on the Rhine, produced no erect w1sever
ta,ions were very finn all day. The Rente rose 45e.
bob for cash ard account closing at 63fr. Soc. Mo-
bilier rose l5ir The Orleans Railway, which has
lately been the favorite line, xr. &c.; Northern
and Eastern 7lr. SOC. each; Lyons, 6fr. z5e and
Western. STR; Southern closed without varis,ion.
While the ultraT ohtabe party IL receiving encour-
sgemeLt in Paris BY the Ing gwen to tle Sise,
Count Cavour acts vigorously against il at Turin.
The Jesuts organ, the Armo"ia tine itanan Cn'oersl
was seized Il the 18th for article comparing ths
late events % PerugG with those which took place at
Genoa in is49 when it became necessary TO qgcli
in.urrection there The next day the Armonla re-
tuned 20 the charge, and was thefeapon suspended.
hear ths, the S,ee il indebted to NJ de Ia Guerron-
Mere for not having been suspended at least warned
the other day. a warm discussion took Plsce on tho
subject. which lasted upward Of two hoors, but ot-
maey the director Of the press succeeded In far
mitigating the wrath Of the Popes friends in the mir
istry that the Slecle let of with the mmun9uk
which you know Of.
Mon:eigneur Cour the Bishop Of Troyes, has issued
an eoqueni mandate in favor Of the war; which has been
very mu otic.c lie says that the Emperor Napoleon
is ful6r divine uissioo and realizing the work Of
which Henry ". ard Louis xiv. had only vague
preseutmeLt.
Correspondsnc. II The Winchester Guardian
PARIS, Juy4.
I have the be-. reasons for being certain that the
disseusiors between the Emperor aud hs ally Cavour
Just row deeper than ever though they may no.
burs, forth upon the suTsce. Cayour has mean whhs
20 ell the hardest Of the revoutonizng wors ~
he bears the onus Of the pr,voeation to revolt In hen
| gaIy, which Napoleon secretly prompts, ana pays %
| largely, but " hch be declines 10 ayow
Aeu are drafted off in frghtful quantities. siice To
| n...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19

in seeking their -snisiiondS. ~tso neees.ary asss
foo their p,r.icipsdoo ., 90 opror'ups moment.
The circular oftto Russian Government in1ieses
srffnty plain what vii not fsi 70 shea u
pro r time arrives "A hi. document reshs AID have ~
ELF informed 700 the English Government st be csmasos
rcn Of ho.te rendered 10 the German ovesn
sdvce ooup."ins them BY 10 make oonnoa
with the Ass,riAns against
WhoUt YET having Official information Of Ae disposition Of he
nsw'Brih Ministry sahorzed 20 infer from the d.
bate which preceded their coming into power conclusions ms
fsyoiab to the Hd ndne- Ct Italy aud undes tSs
firm persuasion tina; the English Governs IT, In ts views
vel the support q is nalenc. hvObe to ,hs solotos
that We eursclyes seek. wALEWsKi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19

Artillery Of the Corps had his torn Of al the be-
ginning of the eng sge ment by a cannon ball. three
Coonels, Dousy, Laure and Herneut a'e killed; the
total of officers killed il 49, wounded %; privat.
killed. 49, wounded, .2to; missing, 3OO The Sd
Corps hai officers kie sud IL wounded; privstes
kled and wounded, go. The 4'h Corps, under Mar
shsl Mel lost 10 officers and $50 privstee killed 2Ol
officers ana 3 az priyaes wounded officers and al
mtr are returned a. seiug The report Of the Sar-
dinan amy t4es that al the four divisions OF whicn
i, !. composed were epgsged ard that its los IS ~
,cers killed and l67 wounded 6i2 puyses kilei AMI
BAGS wounded, with IS missing In one division
three Ccouels were killed. and Of the regiments
lost Oh. .fc uIth CT their whole number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19
NAPOLEONS ITALIAN POLICY.

The following circular, says the Indfpendaaoe Bege
has been addressed to the French diplomatic agents
relative to the attitude OF Germany:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-30
RoPosED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION.

Relative to an amendment TO the Constitution, pro-
viding for Annual Sessions of the General
Assembly.
RESOLVED, ny THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
STATE OF ONO, Three-hfths of the members Of
each house concurring therein that be and here
by proposed to the electors OF the state to vote at
the next annual October State election upon the ap
pToys or rejection of the following amendment, as
substitute for the frat clause of the twenty-fifth
section of the second article of the Constitution os
this state to wit: regularsessions of the Gener-
| al Assembly shall commence on the first Monday OF
January annually"
WILLIAM d. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
| April 5, 1853. President OF the senate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-30
Grain Market.


Tobacoo-Fillers dull and unchanged at ga
3ko. Wrappers lower; quoted at 6@9c for
best qualities. The market Is dull aud sales
small but little coming in.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-30
GaIIsI bp GsIsaEagh.


FARrunR foINr, Auguef 210t
The steamship lndian from Liverpool
with dates to the i7th inst, has passed s1h
point on her way 10 Quebec. Ire slaamor
Borussia and North Britain had assired al
Liverpool
Al Zurich on the 18th inst, confsrutt
between the Austrian and French plonitot
tentiaries took place, lasting two h0urt
Cabinet Courier arrived from Paris on that
day
A second Austrian plenipotsntiary, Mr.
Meysenber, had not left Zurich for Vienna,
as reported. The plenipotentaries held no
formal sitting on tho 10Th aud 10th, but
were engaged in festivities.
FRANce-Thc military fote at Paris on the
entry Of Napoleon proved to be very grand
affair The troops we're headed by the Em-
peror and the display was most imposing
The Emperor has granted full amnesty to all
political offenders
A Te Deum took place in Paris on the
10Th ia honor Of the iete. Napoleon, oil the
plenipOtehtiaries and members Of the leder
al council were present
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily
News, asserts that the Zurich conference is
dead lock
The Emperor Napoleon exhibited symp,
toms OF annoyance at the conduct Of tho
Court Of Vienna and recent articles in the
Paris Journals in praise Of Kossuth and
Garabaldi, are attributed to the feeling
The grand military spectacle which had
been prohibited in the Paris theatres out Of
consideration for Austria has been permit
ted to reappear
AusTRiA-lhe Ministerial Journal Of Vi-
emma insists very strongly on the stipulations
at villa Franco being carried out at Paris.
lTALY-1he rumOred red republican
movement in Patma is contradictcd.
COMMERCIAL lNTRLLiGESCE. Liverpool.
August H. Breadstuiis have declining
tendency, and quotations are barely main
tained provisions are also declining. Pork
heavy and all qualities have slightly deolin,
ed in consequence Of holders pressing their
stocks on the markets, quotations nominal
lard quiet and steady.
Lord Palmerston, in reply TO question,
said 1t was the express desire Of the Govern
ment to encourage the formation Of rifle and
artillery corps.
The nomination Of Charles Lenox White
as Envoy Extraordinary to Central America
and the rumored cession of the territory in
Honduras to CIR, at Britain, had given rise &c
the impression that the English Government
was seeking to strengthen it's position in
that part Of the world. Sir VIM. Ousley is
about to be recalled.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-30

BALTIMORE, August y.
About one thousand of the most respecta'
ble and Influential citizens of this city have
signed call for public meeting, to adopt
measures for the maintenance of order at the
coming election, and also to nominate a
ticket in opposition to the rowdy clubs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-30

OSolSNArI, August 90.
FL0UR-The market is unchanged; sales at
4TO@4,75 for superiue, and 4,sO@526 for
extra.
WHISKY-The market is unchanged; sales
at 241RG2456, the latter rate for wagon.
PR0VISlONS-Baco dull aud prices easier.
Shoulders offered freely at 70 add sides at 9ldc.
Mess pork nominal. Lard ditto.
GRoCERtES-Sugar Ia better demand, al
6M@71Sc for fair and prime.
Coffee unchanged pockets Java sold at l6c.
Molasses may be quoted at 37lF@3S36
OlL-Linseed has advanced TO so, and AT
this rate there are more buyers than sellers. ~
pkRs Tallow sold At &c ~ NJ.
GRAIE-Wheat Is steady and firm, with =
good demand, at our quotations Sales at$l IA
for prime white l0s@l ~ for good do, and
| 05 for prime red.
Corn is quiet and unchanged; sales 900 bush
TO arrive at n.
A good demand for Oats, with sales Of SOC
bush at AZ
Rye is in good demand, and prices rather
better; sales 300 bush at 73c, aud l50 do at rs.
Barley is unchanged.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-30
TURNER'S INK.

sHHRIFPS SALE.
Montgomery Superior Court-Case No. 1910.
f. n. barney,
Cornelius Ryan and Ellen Ryan.
DURSUANT to an order of the Superior
Court OF Montgomery county, to me directed, |
will Offer at Public Sale, At the door OF the Court
House, In the city Of Dayton, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1859,
at o'clock p the following described real estate,
10 wit.
Lot number 2234 on the plat OF an addition TO the
city OF Dayton, laid out by ID. Becke II. G. Philips
5. d, Edgar and J. d. Phillips, March, 1870
said premises are AppraWed at $4,000 and may
sell for two-thirds OF that amount
TERMs-CABh. To be sold at the suit OF y.
barney against Cornelius Ryan, Ct. Al.
JOHN MILLS,
August s, 1853. Sheriff Montgomery Co.
Taos. 3. rHREaHER, Atty sugS.dtnw&wtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-30

SuNBURY, August 20.
The Opposition Convention of this county,
met this morning, and passed resolutions
recommending Gen. Cameron for President,
and David Paggart for Governor by unan'
imous vote
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NEW TREATME ENT
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, August 90
Flour heavy and lOo lower: sales at $4,000
4,55 for super state 4,60@4,90 for extra do; 4 ).
I0@@525 for common TO good extra western,
85,00@5,60 for round hoop Ohio Canadian
unchanged
Rye flour dull at 3,50@4,00
Wheat heavy and lc lower; sales at ,40@l,- :
so for common white Kentucky.
Corn heavy and dropping; sales at Tic for old
and 80 for new mixed western.
Oats salesRt 37@I4.
Lard steady; sales atl0@ll.
Whisky dull at 26I&
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-30

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE
COLUMBUS, o., April 7, 1869. (
hereby certify that the foregoing Joint Resolu-
! tion, "relative TO Amendment to the Constitu-
tion providing for Annual Sessions of the General
Assembly" !" is true copy from the original roll on
file In this office. A, p, RUSSELL,
/ Aprl4 Secretary of state.
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