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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
ATTAKAPAS.
US. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKA-
LO WEIR GOA ST.

Leaves every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY MORNINGS,
10 o'clock
FOR LOWER COAST AND QUAR-
. ~ antne siaon-The steamer Empire Par
ish Capt. A. F. Jeaneau will above.
ssk Returning, will leave the Quarantine Station
cry Sunday aud Thursday mornings.
J.A. COTTON Agent,
aul3 No. Tch0upoulas
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
Imports.


ton III bags oil cake.
Imports.
INDIANOLA and GALyESTON-P steamship
Matagorda-l22 bales cotton A D Kelly Eco Is
NJ Lowe &co-l I Hardie &co-l5 Henderson,
Terry &co--9 Carroll Hoy &co-3 8 Friedlander &
Gerson-lO NJ Brady &co--S 8 w Zacharie &co
-5 Slaughter, Smith 4 McRae-20 Williams Geo
-21 Farley, Jurey AGO. "a Tully &co-lS do
Walker, Hutchinson &co-S do Lane, Salter &co-9
Winston, Morrison &co-22Pritchard & Flower-l3
R g Cummings &co-25 nd cattls Inbeau L. Mehle
5-6l do G Wilkins &co-sundries to Connely &co
A Geners-R Mills-Jones' Express-and order
Total 324 bales cotton.
LIvERPOOL-Per ship Yorck-assorted mdse
-consignees previously reported.
LIVERPOOL ship Anna Gray-60O tuns of
salt to Geo Arnold Holt.
TRAPANI-Per ship Isaac Jeans-S4O tuns salt
to II Ashbridge 4 Nephew.
MALAGA-Per bark Carmen-l2,5A boxs 2646
hf bxs 5000 Or bxs raisins l0l4 trails figs 1870 kegs
olives PUG Brothers, cases mdse NJ Il L Payro~
s3s trails iigs l6 kegs bbls wine 20 b4xs raisns
scks entels do pepper II cases mdse to order.
Receipts ut the Cnrondelet Canal.
BILOXI-Per schr Grand lndependence-9OO bis
coal to order.
BlLoXI-Per schr Cosmopolits- loco bbls coal
to order.
BAYOU LAcoMBE-Per schr shamrock--3OO
bbls sand to order.
Receipts of Produce.
MEMPHIS-Per steamer Republc-S3 bales cot
ton Wright & Alen-634 Rotchford Brown &co-
24s Hopkins &co-236W Williams y Tucker224
Byrne, Vance &eo-200 J r Groves &co--l66 7 H
| Il NJ Allen &co--l29J Watt &co--S2 bales cotton
| Bradley, Wilson &co-60 do Ward, Hunt Eco 50
| & G Cromwel-55 Henderson & Peale-54 L
| GAINES &co-49 Fellowes &co-45Warren, Gilmore
&coIa Hughes, Hyllested Secs Carroll, Hoy
4 j Williams &co-3g G p Black--36 Levi SCO--3G
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAS.
TRINITY AND TENsAs.

FVIt TItINITY TEN.
~ hsas-The steamer Flora Temple will leave
!ta above, touching a intermediate points. She
will be at the foot of Customhose Satur-
day morning. For freight apply board
NIL 2t CARRADINE q MOGRIDGE
Agents. GO Poydras street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS PACKET
g l'sssa LINE 1850. g !
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
r, OrItans AaiIp Grssteld,
4itsy AInttIlasl.l!!s.

clsssssr ore; ygs, Il & ssg ssi;, + i s:s'''
~ 81 - wsakn nus.nsss
sS1irrs frsa HI HAsex Recses. s. ~ s
ts1fss fEpxA nsNeelAa ~ ~ = ~ -
l3sss ~ 49, 1lS9 XNeeyssses
~ sly.r & thE poiss ~ ~ marx = thirteen
s1s3 = 4 ~ " Aes6w hlgh water msrk, nay
ls's SIils1, fsvs y tace ~ last report. Tne
1;n.. n S3S II are. tonsry
..ss ~ ~ lDng - thls state Ct things
". "A III " unable to report anything
,s..s I'M % ths leyoe. Until the rivers rise
s Ss1S arsjves i, larger quantities, there Will
r q ~ III ske business even passably active.
A = sI,sf As ststc of things is sufficient TO
.slss iI5dIe interest on the part Of the com
IsiI ii least - the subject Of improv-
VI SSsos. AZ tae present time some Of the trib-
7SS a Wholly blockaded BY obstruct ctions, and
= + sbeSn rendered 10 difdcnlt and dangerous
7S zfs - tb csnse thc boldest and most expert
= 81 Hull them III despair until there Is a
4SSx sfF6anas are all susceptible Of improve
MI I3nt whether The General Government can
81 duced u undertake such impro Is cues
kje 4 s*IIl ~ eiEort might be made. The navi-
u u Shs iTisissippi and It's tributaries II mat
6f vSst 20 the wealth and prosperity
= 2gsW Orleans. Il tho gradually growing obstruc-
1I1ai a. 0& laFge and wealthy producing sections
lEm III market, they will be forced to seek other
q 61ISals throngh which To get their products 70
a. M appears IL - that there is too little at
sn - IS ~ suhjsr ana to little cncour-
n hoIa 0Qt " thcee il the carrying trade.
IN IN 1eeshs was warm sna pleasans "
M ltola shs 81 the atmospnels It. f.,
~ skSz1i1 = ~ aof ne clouds, We snoulu
90 ~ " " V see rain . before many
j
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

Leaves with UispalcE :,
REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACK Ell.
~ - For 81. Louis Cairo Hickman, New Madrid Mem
.uAH. minis and all intermediate landngs-Thc regular
running passenger packet Il .. SW0n
George w. Ford, clerk, VIII leave
above connecting all Railroads for the Nor East and
West For freight passage, apply on board or to
"'s'' 'o e ABNER LEGRAND GAINES,
- No. 81 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

Leaves SATURDAY, 10Th inst. r. NJ
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
~ i. Orleans Packet-Ihe and magnificent pnssei
lMss ger packet Imperial, chnrles Rogers,
will leave NAtchez, Nicksburg, Menyhis
plania,ion and way landings freight or
passage apply on board.
yIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI.
nl2 Advertising Agent,
p This boat Napoleon with regular packets for
White and Arkansas riyes and Memphis with superior
packets for Louisville aud st. Louis.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

Leaves with Dispatch.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
N.T Orleans Thursday Packet.!he fine, fast running
skdazsry master, will leave as above for Memphis
passage, having splendid accommodations apply board
ABNER LIE GRAND GAINES,
moi 94 Common street.
This boat Napoleon with regular packets
Arkansas and White and Memphis with the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and superior packets for Louis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-20
NOTICE no SKATERS.-The sub
w II d LO OK & CO.

1As Importers and Manufacturers of Havana and Prn-
cpc Cigars; wholesale dealers In all kinds Of Smoking
aud Chewing Tobacco Cigar Cases, SNUFF and Tobacco
Boxes, Mccrschaum Pipes, and Cigar Tubes, with
by the box, at Now York and Boston prices dtf Dc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-20

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for building meetinghouse for tho
arcenvc Baptist Society In Leicester Will be received
by the Committee until January 10Th, 1859. Plans and
organizations may be by calling r. STYLES, Jr.
In Greenvlc, or the subscriber, in Clappye.
A. W. CLARK,
Chairman Of Building Committee.
Clappville, Dec. rs, 1858 dtf d26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-20
a. be get.

ROOMS TO LET IN WARREN BLOCK
~ on Pearl street. and in Brnley and Butman Blocks
Main street, suitable offices or workshops. In
quire of JAMES II. WALL,
dis d2tawlm Agent for George Brinley.
STORE To LET.-The Store recently
~ occupied by j. O. Bems & Co.. under the BAY State
House. This Store is well located for Grocery Meat
Market. Apply to +. w. HAMMOND, Treasurer.
nl2 diff
VNO LET--A very nice Upper Tenement,
a No. Chandler street Price sl05 Inquire OF JAS
r. PIERCE, corner Main and Austin Streets diff ola
YNENEMENTS TO RENT-In various
= parts of the city. Inquire of NATHANIEL BROWN,
No. Browns Block dly jyl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-20
TERMS OF ADVEKTIsINe.

DTERTISEMENTS published. either I'm the DAILY
EERLr sPr for slO0 square for three insertions;
and 70 cents for each subsequent insertion. Ten lines
less) constitute 'square." Advertisements ordered
inside, in any prominent place, also those largely
displayed will be charged extra rates Contracts by the
year may be made on liberal terms.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid IN
Gdranee. Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
~ No grdtuitOus Advertisements. No report reso
lutions proceedings of any corporation, society or
association and communication designed to call atte
ton to any matter of limited individual interest
be inserted unless paid for an Advertisement.
y The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
sble for that may occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement
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Peraenal.

81
-. 80. Bishop Green, Of Mississippi, is at will
lards'.
-. Madame Anna Bishop has arrived In New
York city. - - Leo
49, According to the Keokuk Journal, Louis
Paulsen, the celebrated chess player In about
taking his departure from that city to New ork
to challenge Morphy to q match game of chess.
80. The Richmond Enquirer denies the truth
of the statement originally made by the New York
correspondent Of the Memphis Enquirer that
g Mayor Wood and five other prominent Dem
ocrats after the publication Of the Domely letter.
teegraphed to Gov. Wise to deny its authorship %
80. Daniel f. Sickles's first public appearance
in this city since his acquittal at Washington
at Tammany Hall last evening at meeting of the
General Committee. Ii is said the only memb ers
who gave him the right hand Of fellowship were
Captain Rynders, Geo. H. Purser and Alderman
Tuomey.-N. y. Post Of Saturday.
The London correspondent Of the Manches-
ter Guardian says that Miss Evans, now known to
be the author Of Adam Bede, was only nineteen
when she translated, and IsDlated well. Strauss
Leben Jesu. She has long been known in literary
society In London as the contributor Of several
very hopeful papers to the Westminster Review.
particularly some on the position, duties and diff
fculties Of women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05
ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence Of The Star. ."

Correspondence Of The Star. 81" E.
ALrIAsbiiA, Sept. S, 1850.
T During the month just past the amount or COZ
brought down 10y way Of the canal was 81 ,36l
tons, slight increase over last month figures.
The ship Silver Star, which arrived here some
weeks ago with cargo Of Quano from the Chin
cha Islands, to Messrs Fowle & CO. will as soon
as she finishes discharging, drop down 70 the
wharves of the American Coal Company and re-
ceive Is 900 tons Of Cumberland coal and sail for
San Francisco, Cal. h.. - =
The steamer Mount Vernon, which was to leave
New \ ork on Saturday morning for this city and
washington, had not arrived up to 10 O'Clock this
morning. A large number Of our citizens were
on the wharves anxiously awaiting her arrival
curious TO see what sort Of looking craft she is.
The Clerk OF our County Court issued four mar
rlage licenses during the past month Slow work
this, and we hope for better things in future
Most OF our public and private schools com.
mences their winter session to-day
The Mount Vernon Guards, who gave. delight
iui picnic at Columbia Springs not long since,
nave determined, we hear at the earnest solicita,
ton of their friends to repeat Ii some carly future
day Good Why can't Potomac Lodge follow
The National Guard are enjoyiny an exc.llent
unle az Columbia Springs notwithsta nding the
rain Wlthers' band Ia there. Huf eed
Iha regular term Of the County Court COM
menced Its session this morning No business
was transacted to the time close C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05

ODD-FELLowsHiP IN MARYLANn-The condi
tion of the Order in Maryland for the year ending
June3O Is59 is follows: w hole number of od pes
in the State, O.; number of limitations during the
year, s;85; reflections, lG}; admitted by card, 49,
reinstatements, 1873; deaths. 49, total number of
members u 3Oo total amount Of recei pts of lodges
SlO3 ,5l3 50. The number Of members relieved
during the year is $40; widowed families re-
heVed, 26O; number Of orphan children in charge
OF school committee, ,296; the amount paid for
relief OF members during the year is s27 ,93s &c.
for relief OF widowed families, si9G2OI7; for the
education Of orphans, 81, 736 "a; for burying the
dead 50 69i 56-total amount of relief s5s 800 50
The above does not Include the Patriarchal or En-
camPment branch Of the order, which is also in q
highly prosperous condition. and dispenses ann
ally large amount for the relief of its member.
ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05
GEORGETOWN.


6roReRrows. September S, 1859.
On the 22d Of August, 1857, our Corporation
passed resolution pledging itself to subscribe
500, 100 to the Alexandria, Loudon, and Ham,
shire railrced, for the purpose of constructing
srspSh foaA TO. Gsosgetown, from such point a.
may be agreed upoh between the Coz poration and
Ethe 4ectss Of said rosdsfn thu event Of Congress
near the Alexandria aqueduct, and west thereof
This Tesolution has laid dormant Until Friday
hight7.st, when. upon application nom the said
railroad company. The BSafd of Aldermen passed
a supplementary resolution continuing the above
pledges, whether the money to build the bridge
at or near the western side Of the aqueduct be OBJ
tained ON Congress or from any other source -
1t might seem, at first glance, that 10 would
make no difference who builds the proposed
bridge but our citizens. when they approved. by
their vote at the polls the action Of the Corpora
ton, expected ON Congress bridge for ordinary
carriage well railroad travel, free Of tolls,
and to be Government bridge, and kept In repair
by the Governments. VIII IL be the interest Of the
railroad company to build such bridge an was
then anticipsteds We think not and as the orr
ginal resolution simply says a bridge, and the
supplement does not change the language In this
respect II 10 fair to suppose that any other party
would make simply bridge for railroad purposes.
was passed by the Aldermen at a called meeting
on Friday night last and transmitted to the Coun-
si, where it was, after some discussion laid over
| until next Friday evening. = ..
| A grand tournament and ball 10 to come OF at
Analostan Retreat, on the 18th instant; and the
second grand picnic Of the vigilant Fire Company
Will come of at Arlington SPRING. ON the I4th
instant-the particulars Of bot6 Of fsinsa viii be
given hereafter In advertisements.
The young man Joseph Birch, who was accused
Of shooting black man at the camp meeting In
Fairfax coonty, appeared before magistrate for
| trial on "Wednesday last; and there appearing no
| evidence against him, the case was d. Sun ssed
Look out for wyman, IL YOU want to see fun and
| enjoy hearty laugh He appears at Forrest Hall
Il 10 I'D L..
We have nothing worthy Of note from the mar
kes-no change in prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05

DTStrumous or Scrofulous affections are the
curse, the blight, the potato rot Of mankind
They are vile and filthy we'll az fatal They
arise from contami natl on and impurity of the
blood, and are TO be seen all around us every
where. One quarter Of all we meet are tainted
with them, and one quarter Of these die of them:
die foolishly too, because they durable. Ayers
SOrpar;lla cleanSes out the scrofulous corruption
from the blood, renders it pure and healthy. and
efectually expurges tine foul contami nation from
the system. No longer groan under your scrofl-
Ions disorders. since the irresistible Aver has
provided his mastery combination Of curative
virtues that he calls Sarsaparilla. Water5nry(lt)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05

The Reform MOVEMENT IN BALTIMORE The
American and Sun Of this (hlOnday) morning
publishes call signed by about two and half
double columns Of names, embracing, the Amer
lean says large proportion of the commercial
trns and business men of the city, for 20 town
meeting at Monument Square, this afternoon, at
o'clock, for the purpose of deliberating together
ana deslsing some means Of rescuing the city
from It's present dellorable social condition. The
American, b, request of the committee Of arrange
ments, suggests to the citizens the expedisncy of
closing their places Of business at Q o'clock for
fhe purpose OF enabling employees to attend and
participate in the MEETING 1t is stated that the
meeting will be addressed by Charles n. Pitts,
George VIM. Baker, and George NJ. Gill. Esos.
and prftaPs BY other gentlemen VIM. Wood
ward, Esq, Of the firm Of W oodward. Baldwin,
Co, has been selected the presiding officer.
with three vice pres dents from each ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05

THE SMIrHsoNIAS evening pa per
states in regard to the Smithsonian on that
al the Regents who were best qualified to barge
the duties of the office have uniformly resigned
That this Is not true will be seen when it is known
that Chief Justice fancy, the chancellor has at
tended the meetings of the board since 1877, and
taken an active interest and part In its proceed
ings; that Senator Pearce has been regent from
lo49 and is always attentive to his duties Senator
Iason since lsi9, Senator Douglas since 1854, Hon.
W. H. English since 1854, Hon. Richard Rush
'si6 till his recent death, Hon. 6. Hawley from
l5i6 till the present time, Prof. Bache from 1916,
Gen. Totten from 1850, Mr.. Badger, Prof. FELTON,
and Hon. Sir. Stanton from 1856. The truth is
the only designations have been those Of X ufus
Choa;s and Hon. James Meacham; and the public
will hardly consider these gentlemen 30 much
superior in intelligence and ability to the list we
have given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05
Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Constitution encourages the popular reform
movement about being initiated in Baltimore,
but expresses the hope that the wisdom and 10y
atty of the respectable citizens participating in 1t
will guard against any limitations Of the lawless
means Of redressing lawlessness adopted by the
outraged citizens Of San Francisco and New Or
leans.
The IHfsHigeHesr quotes from an Grafton deliv-
cred by Thomas Nj. Hanckel, Esq, before the
% 20 Association and the {" Cincinnati Society
Of Charleston on the 9TH of July last to show the
abuses which have followed a departure Of the
present generation from the principles and usages
of the fathers and founders OF the government,
and the corrective in the shape Of the ever-exst-
ing power of the minority, or Opposition" to
the incumbent Administration, which has par
TALLY checked their prevalence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05

DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY AT PETERSBURG
VA.-At an early hour on Wednesday morning, a
high handed outrage was prepretrated upon Mr.
George A. Walden, an extensive dealer in slaves
at Petersburg, Va. While walking out lie was
met by two highwaymen, who seized him by the
throat beat him over the head, cut his arm in
Two places and then robbed him of $500 in 500
notes on the Exchange Bank Of Virginia. He was
rendered insensible from the injuries received at
the hands Of the robbers. A man named Richard
Kinks has been arrested and identified as one OF the
perpetrators Of the deed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05

IL At the Odd Fellows srand celebration
which is TO take place in Baltimore on Wednes-
day. September 81 on the occasion Of tue dedica-
ton of the new Odd Fellows Hall, the menibers
not only Of the Grand Lodge of the United states.
hut Of all the subordinate lodges, will be requ cd
10 appear in the regalia Of the Order and not in
citizens dress. as was first intended The discip-
line Of the Order makes it obligatory upon men,
bers 10 wear regalia on all official occasions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05

N WASafNS4ok espss 4sI--Tts &,syErnmsnt ihas;
been advised by Gen. Harvey Of his proceedings
In taking possession Of the Island Of San Juan,
and the steamer Of tomorrow will convey to him
q reply. From what has here TRANSFERRED II Is rea-
sonable to infer that the position Of the Admins
tration admits Of no compromise, il being fully
.stisned that the Island belongs 70 the United
w..u,ss.os,,s ssp.. s.po.,.... ate coo.< i /
welt both iniiown to-day, sbut VIM return home
almost imDediately. The former saws Doug las'
last manifesto i' njuring his prospects in the
Wits contradicted today that the invitato on 3
Douglas to speak In Ohio came from the State
committee. On the contrary, Douglas offered to
speak, and that body refused general invitation
but permitted Senator Pugh to invite him to Join
him in speeches at Columbus on "Wednesday next,
and at Cincinnati shortly after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE BIZ SoHoRA.-
Tie Arizona correspondent Of the st. Louis Re-
pulcan, writing from Tupue, August 18th, says
that an express from Magdaena brings intelligence
thar independence was about To be declared by
Souora, At chihuahua. Gov. Pesquiera has been
placed 90 the head Of affairs. For some time past
Pesquiera has been receiving large supplies Of
cannon small ANS and ammunition. He has in
creased his army To Early 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05

II The Invalde Russo, semi-official organ of
the Gar, contains highly important article
urging the necessity of general European Con-
gress, empowered to consider the actual relations
existing between the different governments and
peoples, and also to dispose finally of the case Of
Turkey. Il sick man. now declared beyond cure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05

NAVAL lNTELLIGEScE.-Thef rigate Constella
lion. Capt. Nicolas, was at Madeira on the sth uIt
Advices from the Macedonian, Capt. Levy at Leg
lOrn August 3. state that she about to leave to
spend the remainder of the cruising off the
coast Of Syria, paying special attention To what
ever the American Minister at Constantinople
might suggest as important to American interests
The sloop Of war Levant, Commander VIM T.
Hunt. which sailed from this port last Nav to join
the Pacific squadron, was at Rio Janeiro July %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05

IL The New York city officials are in peck
of trouble On the LIST instant S25 900 fell due for
salaries to various county officers, SlOOOOO to the
police, and e36O,OOo to the State for taxes. The
supervisors having refused to pass the- tax levy
Ias they were required to do by law on Wednes-
day last. the comptroller refuses to disburse one
cent, on the ground that he has no authority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05

sTOPPAGE OF REPUBLICAN DOCUMENTS - On
Friday Last the Republican Association of this
city sent large number Of documents to the post
office. bearing the frank Of Hon. John Covode, of
Pennsylvania, which Postmaster Jones refused TO
allow to be mailed, because he had reason to be-
lieve the frank was not written by Mr. Coyode
and notified the secretary of the Association Of the
fac, VINO immediately called upon the postmas-
ter ~ company With Mr.. Covode, who &C knowl.
edged THIN to be his frank, but would not avow
that he wrote them all with his own band; where
upon Postmaster Jones informed him they could
not be forwarded. An eppeal was taken TO the
Postmaster General, who decides thst If the post
master has reason to believe any ranked mail
matter received at his office is not written by the
person whose frank it bears 1t is to be retained in
the office, and no member Of Congress has right
to deputize any person to do 1t for him, even
though he personally Acknowledges It to he his
frank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-05

AUsTRIA CANNOT LIVE WITHOUT QUARRRL.-
According to the London Post Lord Palmerston's
organ) general settlement of disputed questions
even independently of Italy, will result from the
Conference of Zurich, for Austria cannot live
without quarrel. and she has already commenced
one with Prussia, now that she is winding up her
Wal with Erance.'f