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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
Ds. HOUFGAND's
BAgISANl9G CORDIAL.

h'N ltlI NfEtVl CURE OF
turgh', Colds, ilFU.BtI, C,0Up, Ho1iNspeys, Rrsa.
cdy, Pneumonia, Diseases Of TIC Hot,if a,isag Crop.
tuiR iCtpi2.t CCRSi0Jtiof, ata for tie re1i,T aSa
Nfai al poysi5s ryre gt Pltrifs m adraHeeG ssrsef
tt't ,,t-r disease.
This celebrate preparation. like tho Rittors mry
Ar tohtde"ually relied on II is designed fer class
u diseases more general ana more fatal than any other
20 which the people of this country are subject
those sprtu"ng from u giigit cpii." That eminent
authority DIR. Bell, SAYS: will not say that colds
are to Our inhabitants what the Plague and fstiov
ferer are TO those OF other Countrics but can aver
confidently thut they ushcriu disease of greater COM
PhcltN aud mortality than these iattcr'
further proof at ,he torrhlc fatality of diseases
resulting from cor mon cold" may be seen by u
glance Ot the following statistics taken from the rec.
ords of the Board ot Health of Philadelphia confess
cdly one OF The most healthy localities in tho Unon
leo2' ioGl do4ehS IN Philadelphia, lo,26l
Died OF tongumptiOn, lols
" all ,ther diseases, (25O in
nVnber) ssis
ISIS. Totaldeaths. SiSs
Died of Cou.umption. Is9S
i" all othur diseases 9,6Se
--il,8l4
From these figures it will he seen that nearly one
fourth OF the total deaths in the country caused by
consumption, TO say nothing Of the humorous other
diseases springiug from slight colds"
Do not triNe with your heulth butif suffering from
e slight cough or cold on the lungs. buy u bottle Of
llOOtI.a NU'S BAISAMIC CORDIAL aud YOU NAV
safely cou,. ona cure Thousands have done SO, aud
have certified to rs " vUdcrtul effects
Coughs often proceed from diSordered OF dysPsp-
tie state of tho stomach, in which case, the Gsrmsu
Btttcrs should he used Ia case OF weakness gen
era debility of the system resulting from protract
ed cough, the German Bitters VIII be found great
benefit
Prepared ouly by mr. e. M.lackson AIS Nroh street,
Philadelphia and tor sale by drug gis and storekssp
throughout the United Statcs aud Canada. Price
IS cents per bottlo lOot.2 2S, lsSs--2Sly.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
IH'lIC TEOaaas,.

A Pocket Manual of Rural Arc'itecture; or How 10
Build Country Houses and Out Buildings. bm6ra
cling the Origin and Moaning of the House the art
of House building, including Planning. style, and
Construction: Designs and Descriptions OF Farm
Houses, Villas and Out}udiugs of various cost
and in the different Styles of Architecture, eo.; and
instructions for oofng building with itough stone
Unburnt Brick Balloon Frames and the Concrete
orGrWcl Wall. BY the author of The Garden
" The Farm etc W Nith many Original Designs
New York: Fowler & wells Publishers, 30s Broad
way. Price inpnper 80 cts; in muslin 50 css.
This work closes the popular series Of Rural Man.
uals to which it belongs ana greatly mistake il it
be not destined to command even more generous
patronage, and wider circulation than those f;ro-
rites Of the public, The Garden 1.-THE Farm" and
"Domcstic Animals which have preceded it. 1t is,
like them, thoroughly practical work, scrt7 fer the
peopl' in style which the people unlerstaudand
while containing everything that one may expect or
desire, in such work, is brought by lis size and
price, within the ach OF all.
The hints on house-building contained in the Sec
ond chapter, are alone worth the price Of the Whole
book.
The designs, commencing with ulog cabin embrace
houses of all degree of cost (particuar attention beng
given to those of low price, such the great mass of
the people want and of every desirable STYLE Of
architecture It is designed for all parts of the Amer.
lean continent and contains Southern as well as Moth.
ern houses.
Barns stables poultry houses s,piggcrios ash houses,
icc-houses anl other outbuiidings have also very
properly taken place in this little book; and some
admirable designs, especially for barns ana stables
are given.
No one who ever expects to build, if it he only an
ice.housc cistern shonld fail to consult this Manu-
al 1t tmgit well have been entitled Every Man his
own Architect"
Tho series of" Rural Mammals" to which this be
longs" The House" "rhc Glrd9n," '"rhe Furn and
domestic Anima5."-will be furnished to subscri.
bers ordering them all at once in paper for 81, in
cloth for $l-75.
The whole scries, bound in one large, handsome
gilt Volume under the ii lie Of IIlstra;cd Rural Mar
uas," may be had for 81 ,5O Address
FOWLER & WELLS,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

.zy'Our good friends Powers x Blinn, have
placed us under renewed obligations for causing
to be left at our residence sack of Pearl Mills
flour, which they now keep on hand constantly
by the barrel or sack. This brand is well known
and is universally popular 1t retails at IS %
per bb, or at tho same rate where less guam
tity is purchased. Powers & Blinn are gentle
manly dealers and will spare no cxertions to
please the public both i'll quality and price Of
whatever they keep for sale.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

5S~P. c. Holt, of Maumce City, has our
thanks for very generous sample of his new
assortment Of very superior writing popcr.--
His stock is unusually large and embraces
varieties of an excellence seldom found in Book
Stores outside of large cities. For his enter
prise and good taste he deserves liberal lpatron-
geot the hands of the public He can sell by
the quantity at rates which cannot fail to suit
purchasers.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

A Coon Reason FOR BElSG DEMocRAr.
--One of the most enthusiastic deidocrats in
the southern part Of this county, second only to
friend Bill. G.. was recently induced to address
few of his neghbors on the subject of Edu-
cation. During his remarks, he took occasion
to say that he was at least forty years behind
the times. We shall no longer wonder at his
being democrat, for forty years ago Dsmocra-
cy meant something quite different from op-
preston.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

nD~Thc young gcntlem, and lady who de-
might see the total exclipse this Thursday)
morning, probably saw it! They have come to
the conclusion that eclipses, especially of the
Moon are very nice, and propose to watch for
them often hereafter!
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

~ Fac Editor Of the Fremont Journal boast
fully says; Empty houses with the sgn.
board To let are something which cannot be
tOnnl, though anyiously so1sht for. in al olr
borders In another column of his paper, one
John i, Wooster advertisas, For Sale or Rent,
on t'n mos. favorable terms, three good frame
dwelling houses lying near tn, business part Of
town. Some OF those anxious seekers should
be induced to subscribe for the Journal, We
have no doubt bat Frem)at is quite 4 smrt
town. for i is only aboit thirty miles rt,m Per-
rysburg AMI must b, mcdsurdbly bon,ilted by
our prosperity but rrenl kasler shoall look
over his advertisements another tim. before get
ting on his hi5h-heael boots"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

Ig-We learn that efforts will b. made before
the Grand Jury to indict those who were en-
gagged in storming the Forest House, not long
since They are to be tried for burning the
property. We have not yet learned that efforts
will be made to prosecute the keeper of that
House for burning the private property of some
of our citizens, but it is said that what is
sauce for the goose is sauce for the gandcr.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

OF-Hon. L. D, Peck arrived III town Satur-
day night and left for Columbus on Tuesday
much of importance to the people and has lit
tie hope that any thing will be done to afford an
excuse for this extra session. That seems TO be
the universal opinion.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

g~Joseph Mosher, of Mt Gilcad, Morrow
county, in letter to the Ohio Farmer, says -
" | agree with VIM. Bonar, of Knox county,
that if the Hungarian grass is humbug, |
want TO be humbugged more"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

CO. The next meeting Of the Mite Society, on
Tuesday evening next, will be at the Exchange.
Mrs. Spaf0rd, President of the Society, gives
the entertainment.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

sV~ Those beautiful and cheap goods, at
Hitchcock's are going Off like warm cakes on
cold morning. Gail soon if you would have Il
bargain.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
LOCAL AND LITERARY,


The board will hold their next re gulsr session for
che examination Of Teachers, at Cilead, on the
FirH TsssiAy OF March next
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers viii
hereafter be examined in American History.
Ne applicant will be examined who is rot present
puactually at O'Clock An.
]. w. WOODBURY., Clerk
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

To-day, Wednesday, the sun shines out
warm and beautiful, and we hear of several
premature cases Of Spring Fever.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

There is mau a; Bowling Green who is
teaching the creduous of that vicinity how 10
tame wild horses
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

Eg-Up to Wednesday noon the Grand Jury
had found three indictments, as foIlows:--M.
Desormo, grand larceny; Robert Clark, assault
and battery; and Jacob Heltzer, assault and
battery
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

;a5-For some days past our people have been
putting up their ice. It is very fine, and much
more than the usual quantity is being packed.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

jzs-Read Gen. Houstons advertisement, lie
is determined not to be undcrsold, aud we notice
that his stock of goods has recently been mate
rally increased.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

ap~F. K. Miller & Co., have paid out over
@l 900 for clovcrseed within few weeks past.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

OENext week our Columbus core spondent
will again be on hand with his interesting let
tiers.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
Concert.

On Monday evening next, at tha Court House,
the Hutchinson Famjly--ASa g., Lizzie c., and
Little Freddy will give one Of their inimitable
entertainments. This Family of Singers is too
well known TO require any comm9nlation at
our hands. We hope to see them greeted with
full house. Programmes will be distributed
next Saturday.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
AogalNoticc.

AC|ai AoliCC.
Court ofC0mmon Pleas OF wood Coz, Ohio,
Joshua Y. Smith p'H against AIouzo Ctlcv. dc~l
"A ME said deieuilnt will take ioticc tlgt cu the
4 first day Of February, A. ID 1909 plaiuGa flied
petit ON in said court against HIM seeking to obtain
1iulgmant for the sum ot%2 81 and the ncrct on
59z@l from oclgbsF II, \, D, 1911 anl me interest
" -.,ov.vU from tohsrI lisa aa two st craI prom
iS3ory notes executed to plaintiff by datcnlcnt Octo-
Der th, A. D. l5jG each for the sum Of 81 90 ouc
6ne IN one aad the other dge in two years from said
time OF execution, which periods OF payment have
expired, and On which notes there is now due to
PLAINTIFF and unpaid, the sail S2t-57 and interest as
atoresaid' AMI that plaintiff at tEe first aforesaid
time also ed his peiiminary pars for an order Of
attachment -'iust the lands, tju3meuts gooHs clqi
tells stocks rights credits, moneys aud effects Of
defendant in sHd county which order otattaululcnt
GN'N issued, WAS duly executed upon the Wrsth Of
the ,ou h east quarter OF section no. saycn ia i'm
township noh'c Co. north, FRANCE ao,clvycu III cast
m sad county 80 acres on the I'd day at Fchrudr,
A. y. IH93, as the property OF SAID defendant. De
'ehanAt VIII answer said petition ty tho iath day ol
Al1L A. H. Is'5 JOSHUA =. SMITH.
by ). JEFFERSON, atty.
Feb. 10, loja--i0wG%j..O.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

Wheat, Rye, Cora. O as Beans and Bacon for which
the highest market price will be pail--in CASH
Feb. Il, lSj1--iitf. NM. lI3IISFNV
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
MCCECB iND0LFL NNDSS'
Celebrated
GERMAN BITTERS.
WIN rrrYCTuttiV cues
LIVER COMPLAINT. OSSPEpsIA, JAUN-

"sif N"p"tt Nt NtFpbNt t'fJttsY, fFtssesSS 81 fhs
h.d7syS, afII Diseases Irisisg frosia I.sSr.
Gsrgl ilrsJ or Stomach.
Such as Consumption, Inward Piles FulnGs VI
Blood so tAc Head, Asydiy OF the stomach Nausea,
Neartburn Disgust for Food, Fulu,,. or Weight ip
the stomach Sour Quotations sinking or kluttsrinE
AZ the Pttot The stomach Swimming OF the Il cad,
Huuied aud Difficult breathing. Flutteriny at tho
lisW' Choking or Suhociugg Sensations when iu u
Ntrg posture, p.mNes7 or\ison, Dots or wsLs be-
tore the Sight lcNvrS aud puu Pain IL the Head De-
hticn'y ot Precipitation lvownCss of the Skis aud
ttes, rain in the Side Back, Chest Limbs 6e Sud
dsn Flushus ot llcnt EurninE in Ike Fosh Constant
magininEs Of Evil aud great Depression ofSphit,
The pruplieto,s u c1llug the attention ofthe puL.
lie 10 this preparation do So wit feeling OF the at
most confidence in It's yirtu2t and adaptation to III,
diseases FOR which il is recommended.
ltisuo new and uutried article, but one that hsa
stood test ct ten yr8r' rial before the American
pdNp,c, and it, reputation und sale are uuriyaod by
any suilar preparation eNtaHt The Testimony In lis
favor yivSu 10y Pror Weut and wellhnoM PhySieians
ami individuals mall parts pfthe county il mmsnse
ord caTeful study of the Almanac published annu-
ally Ivy the proprietor, cannot but satisfy the mos,
sLepucal thai this reUndy u really deserving the
great celebrity 1t has obt4UtJ.
Oct. ~ 2hs-- .hly.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
j f. p RICE,

.s., y - = ,.3 " s y A1S = A W.
PEREiSBURG, ONO,
WIT promptly atteu to- all law business entrusted
10 his care ia, gor sale large quantities of land in
easy terms. Feb. TO- lNly--lOtt.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

HOOPS AND ScHooL TEACHERs.-A distin-
guished democrat, who was candidate on the
democratic county ticket last fall, has been
showing his contempt for hoops in rather sin
gular way. He is school director, and, in
company With his co.oiIice holders, employed a
young lady TO teach the school in his district
this winter, Having learned, however, that the
female teacher wore hoops, his Indignation
was greatly aroused, and she was ordered to dis
continue her services at once
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
GALL AND eEG,
WANTED

md Judge for themselves, to our ritg7 method OF
doiI, business
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
BOOKS AND STATIONERY 1.

~ VTIHT'I J, +TIT ~, 10 VNt ~ mln' ANd tNHrc
fore intend doing business entirely by the
CASH SYSTEM,
aud those who believe in the principle will ud
II greasy 10 their i1tcrcst To huy uf me. \ really
CHEfP CASH STORE is an institution which Per-
Nsburg has tura long jmc nc0de but never had I'M
Ill now. There are many it is trac, who groJ,ss to
sell goods hy the Cheap, Cash Sycn and who GD use
the CaSk system h0t me who ever traded with them
could ever see the Ctepa,es5 Of Jte thing. merely
ask tilc ugunl.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

My stock of goods consists OF everything that the
people of Wood County uoe in tho line OF Groceries,
Dry Goods @c. and ain determined 20 put my fig
ttres low that those who purchase of mo will
be induced to make my store their regular place Of
trading. am confident thHt my old iricnls will en-
dearor to give me hearty support aud ct my low
dgules be made known to those who have been pay
ing such high prices for Goods.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17

7p~Ordcrs by mail or otherwise promptly exc.
, cutcd. WM, CROOK, Jr
\ pEnPysuURC. Feb. i SO 3gtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

.o,fir sufficient. however, vas Known to Justify
Ter Meesiys Government in calling upll France 10
isclsr the real of her Relations with Kssia'
The Rusrian AID Austrian Minister had Interviews
with rLe Earl If Malubesbury OF the 18th.
The london iirer.iSer SAYS that "a proc a'nHl'h
h,m the QUEEN was about 10 be issued calling .at
IL Oo men Tor the navy, and Offering bounty OF tIV
"a Zach IA IN H= an .nduC- Ieni 10 enter ihe srtNiC.
Tie Channel SQUADRON. which had gone 20 tie Ned
iferraueni was To be- iine..iaeiy recalled; fi on
tie 9Th four shpsof-the.ne were placed III coIi'
Tie f,r1, alton Of volunteer rife corps throughout
E. gland was being -trougy urged "n the GJVernlent'
Large insurances had been taken "Ht AZ L."!I
Ly l,rrigh stp-owncrs, AMI On nearly az hnis % pm
.'.. irerrn,.d utel.luIs were demanded. Sarii4iaA
ana Austrian vessels could scarcely be in-ur-d on any
iels: ala even for English, far rrO'racted per"ls'
tsIeDalll in tie ~. Petersburg trade, cOnsle94Oe
ADDITION wss made.
v,y,d preparatory to her being chartered by tue
BrItth GuvrrhmeLt for the conveyance "l troops I'd
tie Medit, Negotiations for charters mai ao
heel initiated by the French Government, but X u
stated that the Transatlantic shipping houses, haVln,
received that all available means Of trans
poit oud be required by the British Government, de-
Glued bushes, with the frerch agents
II n stated that the French aud Russian Govern.
utrts have laie y been procuring large supplies 81
81 arr aud survey If he English coast, ahd of En-
gsl stations in the Mediterranean; and have likewise
been eI gagged in making large purchases oil coal IRE
,p.ctve Of price or quality. Ii Is also ln'lmated that
al xrI, We order for charts had been received from
ii Suapsh GuyeTuu ert, and the Inference WAS tilst
sIaii tLrow herself into the service OF France
AsunIy twen'y-seven gun:0oats oi very hght
dri ue together with some vessels Of larger Size were
LuGilc IN tie Thames for the Spanish Government
II was .ucc esed that Spain might possibly be acting
H.. rely H. the agent IL others.
Frhch agents are said to have been very active Of
late III purchasing provisions for tue army III Duonn
and in oiLer parts oi Ireland
Iarpr QUANTITIES of ammunition and guns were oelnS
slipI ed iruin England to Gibraltar and Malta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
DECLARATION OF TUSCANY IN FAVOR OF
PIEDMONT

On Wednesday April - nearly al the superior OficerS
file TuscaI troops rs cU mrni presented theuiSeN7 -
10 the Grand Duke at Florence and declared to HIM
n AT Ia pI, veI the revolt IF his army there was only
cr.wav viz to unite with Piedmont aud 10 unfur the
iriculur flag Of Italian independence. Tue Grtni
Duke hy the advice Of his Ministers, imne hately
selt r the Marquis Of LniatcO to the C0slm tam y
and ole If the beet known aud wealthlest men ut lus-
crryl, ana begged him to form new ADMINISTRATOR
viii The view OF giving the reforms that were wanted
Tie Maruuis If Laiaico answered that he could not
undertake 20 in poraut and difficult task, or save the
dypa.i, except on two conditions: First, the abiica-
ti,u # his In prrial Highness secOui, declaration
of wsr against Austria, and alliance with France
ard Piedmont.
Tie Grand Duke refused To subscribe to these con-
dtcrs and declared he would quit Tuscany inhe.
datelv and without making any provision for legal
ana r.p ular Government leaving The Iuscans 10 DO
what they pleased:
Otber accounts from Tuscany also state that certain
suueror officers If the Tuscan army had endeavored 10
prevail Oh the Grand Duke Leopold either To conclude
an alliance with Piedmont or ~ abdcae but II Is fur
tber asserted that the Grand Duke had preferred 10
quit 1uscary. -.
Addition al news received Turin the 9th reports
that Vicror Emanuel has been proclaimed Dictator oil
1u,cary Prince CaIlgan has beef appointed Lieu
tenant General # Piedmont during the war.
At Florence, Count GualIier, having puolshed a
LETTER in favor Of Count de Cavour had been ordered
Ia oui, TUSCANY but he refused Ia obey, and took
refuge 1T the house Of the Sarnan Minister, Invoking
hi, quality AZ Chamberlain to the King.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

had ill within few months before traded between ~
Mslo ana Shoreham with .ggr the French nanasei 20
pack son $50 men, and 'end them UVo miles 20 Ses
mol Their ur-s.it q enns Of transport are ilnD'n'e,
M IA, d.;atc- FROM Tualon 70 Genoa u hardy W
!. ilsr. We caurot doubt that IN few day" 9',g"
Fr.1oh will have n-d the Sar.iHans at AleSSA"dre'
ard ilen it Is hardly likely thst The Austrian CON
n aIders III iisk arch Oh Turn. ""hout 'cn,ul.
;ro -, ,redic, th, course OF events may say that
ul,ss there be news within - hours tbar the Au'-
r,sls are before the Sarniau capital We shah believe
n al they have determined 10 limit themselves 20
that defn i've warfare for which teiT pOsi'on gives
them - many advantages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

c., J., made Ia rest The protests which the "'vern-
Ta,ts # Grca. Brtair # Russia, aad OF Prussia haV
aSdre.sed r. Cour # Austria attest that iuH us
tcr j. aready rendered t. a. in !G ,i6 5'pif
,c.,acei II =. everything leads it TO Dc pr..lnel
her territory i invaded, France r4nno, hesitate 70
rs,rcrd to The appeal Of na'i IN, her ally, to which
,lt !, bourd by conmon inter sts AID traditional sym
rrtlie, reeenerated by ecent confraierty in Ms
and Nv the union cUntcted between the two gning
UoU-
Titus, gentlemen, the Government OF the Emperor
strorr il the constant moderation and the sprt oil con-
Gina, On which ha re never ceased 10 inspire II, cany
await, tie course fevens having the c1rfi ince thai
it- e nauct in the different phases pertoe e/ winch
have recently succeeded each other vii meet with the
uIaLiuou. approval If France aud o. Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
PRUSSIA AND THE WAR CRISIS.

bEhLIrp Aprll -.
In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies to-day,
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs made statement on
the subject If the present political crss. The follow
Ing Is E summary:
Recent occurrences are very threatening. The
differences between Austria the one eide and Sar
dina and France the other, have reached point
at which the outbreak of war may be momeutarily
expected. England has made the last endeavor ut
uediatoD, but the hope Of her success is extremely
sual. In this position Of uncertainty no conmunca-
Il, u any Intermediate measuree which either of the
opposing parties may have taken, has come 10 the
knowledge Of Government. The placing If three
corps ornee Of the Prussian army a war footing
and in readiness for war has also been resolved upon
by the Federal Diet. Beside our own safety, must
keep IN view the safety of Germany, the more 40 be-
cause aLoth-r great German Power is the brink Of
war. But the present condition OF warlIke prepara-
ii,n, which the Federal Diet has instituted Is purely
Of the nature the Confederation itself that Is
TO say, essentially Defensive and with this object
Prussia il concert with her German federal assoc-
alter, il armed all sides. Above ell things, she ad-
here's the principle that the interest Of Germany is
al-o the interest Of Prussia"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12
AUSTRIAN MANIFESTO.

VIENNA, April ~.
The official t'eneT Ze'Eng Of this day contains the
subjcined manifesto:
"'Maiared by the events which, since the beginning
Of the year. have cast such dark shadows over the -
ture Of Europe, the decisive momcnt-a moment which
may bring with il the most important Consequences
q hand.
"The sincere desire of our Emperor and lord to
avert from the world, even at the La. moment, the