, 1859-07-08

u accommodation aud thnt II l'eF Tcflaon-
frances aro UNDECIDED hy France, she will |
make common causc with the defeated party.
nd eise the VT: European dimcnsions. It
: said ttat she will propose the cession Of
.ombardy TO Sardinia aud the erection Of
77enice into free sity, with portion Of terra
irna as dependency. But as her opinions
nny be changed. l,y the esents Of day, 1t is
die to speculate upon what she may or may
lot recommend, or upon the soarse slc will
,dopt il her Intervention is not followed by
peace.
In the opinion Of those who know her best,
Austria will gladly accept anything in the
war Of accommodation which will preve:t tile
Of the empire, OF the dethrone-
n,cut ef the Hapsburg race. The finest army
which she has ever been able to put in the
field is cut up root and branch. She has lost
L,mbardy, never, We hope, to regain admis.
sion there. Venice is threatened by well.
and triumphant loo. Her influence
in the upper St ties Of the Peninsula Inns been
utterly destroyed. Her e1chequcr is empty,
aud her resources aro cut Off She exists ut
home only by the forbearaucc Of q discoutented
people, who threaten revolution at tic very
capital. Industry, III ill her dominio''s, is
paza1yzed, and the distress among her bankers
and capitalists is without parallel She is
bankrupt financially and politically, and l'er
strength as militia : power has been fool
.sl,ly ftittercd AWAY. The pride Of tie stiff:
uccked race that rules her destiries may
prolong the fight New leyies may be called
or, ncv: forced "loans' may he exacted, new
,ncn may be put at the head Of atIairs, i'll thc
hope Of lro1on:iuS the forty years Of tyE' my
i'll Italy; hut if the arny Of 5000 n'en. as
.,ur dispatches lead us 10 believe. have been
put to rout, the war, no matter what comes:
ii pcsciiera, Naptua, Vcruua and Lcgnago, j.
practically at MI end. 4 corpse mag be sal-
yanizcd into co,.y1]s;yc mosions-AustriaI Iuay
nuke further and spasmodic efforts toward
resistance; but rs between tho forces 1os,
..,cagcd, the contest is decided. -Aus'ri;s II
..oaten and dissraced. Nc are sony that We.
eant,ot add 1ltat she is politically h'o.ted ou.
:som among tic governments of tic Garth
GooD-nE JOHN.
The drunken orgies ut jackson Hall, III
which the leading spirits Of the Democracy
participated, are significant Of tic intentions
4 ,he proprietor Of that delectable institution
70 lie down with Lis old Irish friends. We
md not expected s. quicl. Il declaration Of lis
purpose 10 desert the Republican eztase. 1t
would l,ave bccn more couso1.a,t with ,ht
nau' anteccdcnts to ],ave Put off Ills tre1cll.
cry until he could ';.nakc it pay IN desert ;
:.,11 we are glad that for once his usual Gull
ling has been ncu,ralized be his u1a.clless ct.
..ontcry, and ti.at lis declaration Of war upo'
the Republican party takes place at a ulo'l'en,
wl,cn lis change will be productive Of ,ot!''
Ing bu, good. His connection with il, though
If shcrt duration-datillg only from the w'cek
preceding lis election to the alayoralsy- sy-l'as
ren tic cause Of mischief ouly. From The
:irst he has played tho part Of a disosganlzcr
setting out to rule and lailing in the attempt
he next undertook To ruin. III that lie is hui
.norc successful. III disgust, then, with til:
men WHO fear neither his slang nvr lis praise
..sa rctircs from tic Republican camp, to rit
.creaflcr with the Irish wing Of the Democra
:::--tLe only party or fas ena Of party tha
',c Ias ercr been able 10 coutrol 1t ns,y i't
that with La Rue, Denny couglin i Co at hi
'.cl. lie will increase his power for mischief
I INT since the orgie Of Wcdnesd:r : hight, W
,rc glad to know that lis 1isgraceful nlislce1
will not lie c!,aFyed to Republican accouut
! Nc wish tue 1;n,cs joy in its new recruit
Great Land %aIe In Kansas.
We crfy the following account of tic grca
;overn,nrnt land sale in Kansas, from IT..
| .+eavenwor1h T,mef Of tie int. The i'fol ina
| i'm may be nl importance to persons who con
'ern,iate attending.
The lands embraced in the Shawnee Rescrrs
inn. and atl,er lands extending west. to Il,
rconl SECTION line in runse twenty, and sons
- the second section linz from the sousl,tf
boundary Of township twenty two, are not 1t
.crtiseL TO be sold in the summer. Neither ar
h,se Lands in Iykins or Linn cnunties, |, il.
.ast of the line beiwccn ranges twenty-five IN
.xep,y ti,ree, offered fnr SALE.
! Tic iaud. lying west or tie abore boundar,
md south Of lhc Kuass: rirer. on 4 line bctm c,
~un..cs eixtecp and st.yen,re.,. aud north ii it
inc betsccn townships twenty two an
.wcpty.thrcc, are IL be sold ou tic lstl,
Iuly. THIS embraces alI the lands WHICH are
.,c sotd ID douglas, Frankliu aud Aadcrse
.:,u,.ties, onc 4ili lalf townships fun Il
xcstern part Of L,kins aid Linn Counties. ut
:.,e tier Of Townships from tue eattetu part
>I,ua-ncc, Oswcgo and Galley countless
The land ives, Of this last boundary, nn1 e
tending tu the line between ranges twcsre Vi
,,irtven, and embracing the basauce u Il
.ands in Shuwnee. 6ssEe end Galley couutie
aud ouc tier Of t0nnships ttonl ti.c eastern tt
ion Of Waulouse, breckenridge and Mu'
.,n counties, are 10 be sud on lhc I'D Of \
| gust.
meridian, and embracing lle lands oil VIZ
nd the eastern tier Of townstIps in Morr
.'ttuse alld Butler counties, Are 10 bc a0lduu l.
/ ,.,b cf >stntcu,]h.r
| ar...:.a r., ,.1o en.,.1
| The hoythern boundary Of townships twcn'
! FUN
Those fands west ot tt1s gEsce meridian nor
| ~ - F ,1u I;.o i,.t,..,