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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
" hite Mountain Cake.

One ib. flour, one ID. white sugar, half
ID. butter, elk eggs, one tca-cup Of sweet
milk,one small teaspoon Of soleratus dis.
solved in the milk-two teaspoonfuls
cream tartar mixed with the -four. Bake
in jelly cake or Washington pie tins, four
in number.
FRosTISG.--One sheet Coopcrs isin,
glass dissolved in snluH tea cur Of boil.
ipg water. Stir into it two lbs ,pul.
lied white sugar. Flavor it with lemon
vanilla, or almond, (and put teaspoon
ful Of the same aavoring you use for tho
frosting into the cake before baking,)
When the cakes arc baked, put one upon
plate frost the top and sides over;
then lay on another, evening off the
edges with knife frost that in tho
same manner, and SO on till all are done
and the "White Mountain" is finished.
It is an elegant ornament for i supper
table and handsome dessert for dinner.
It is French cake, and called "Mont
Blanc"
This way Of making frosting is good
for all kinds of cake. -Er.
GRAND Jury SYSTEM INDICTED
The Grand jury adjourned yesterday evo-
ming, finding but few bills. One Of the last
things they considered was the Grand
Jury system, and they finally brought
in a bill Of indictment against it. Good
for old Sapgamon This is the way to
begin the abolition of that relic Of Star
Chamber tyranny, and We hope other
counties will follow suit till At the next
Constitutional Convention, it shall be
wiped from our judicial systcm.-Spriny-
.tield Independent.
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GERMANY.

Vienna letter Of tie 9th ul.- ssys:
The deliberations Of the csbinet continue day
after day. because the wsh TO bring to speedy CON
c.uson only what concerns the reconstutloe OF the
mritersl department bet sso to FIX The basis OF the
new policy. The mere suppression Of the Ministry OF
Commerce, and the assigning OF it, different brAches
TO other departments, occupies much tme
commu1 ication from Frankfort saws:
Germany cannot have forgotten the efforts male
last Spring 20 drag the States of the ernanc Contet
Grafton into with France, but il is singular fact
that the states most eager for those which
leas, prepared for il. Their treasures were too
nearly exhausted to supply the means for extraordinary
aImameIts so the Legislative Chambers we're called
20 euhoIze loars which could only be- obtained on
most cisadvautsgeous .erms. The Bsvarian Govern
nent had great difficulty indpg subscribers to I'LL up
loan of four millions Of iorins Ia meet the hrst re-
quiremerts of the army The Chambers were again
c'nvuked IN extraordinary session To vote second
loab Of twenty-five Millions, but, in spite OF au that
min sters could say do they refused to vote more
than twelve millions IN be rssed BY loac, either at
home or abroad. II il that loan which hss now been
brought forward here by NM. de Rohschild Erlsnser,
ard others."
letier from Berlin says:
"The Prince Regent l. expected to return TO Pots
dan or about tie ISL inst. Baron Won Schlenitz,
the Minister of Foreign Affair.", and Gen. Bonin ME-
lister Of War have joined the Prince a. Ostend.
at il reported that the Epglish Embasssdor has
purchased Humboldts library from bis heirs for
$40 coo.
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POSTSCRIPT.
MONDAY MORNING-FouR O'CLOCK.
Arrival of the Persia.

The Royal mail steamship Persia, Cspt Juikios,
from Liverpool "a nst. arrived here sbol. o'clock
this morning. She brought 2s2 passengers. On the
5b inst, at 10 o'clock P. m she broke the crank-pn
of the por. engine and laid too until the 7th, az g. -
p. m, under carvas and proceeded.
Sept 3, 2:25 p. M, passed Royal mail steamship
Arabia goirg in; 7:l5 p. m, passed the City OF
Manchester, bound in; Sept. S, p. m, passed City
Of Baltimore supposed bound east 9TH, lat. so So,
lon 10 40 passed British chip Ben Nevis, bound east;
10TH OATS p NJ, passed ship Afica.
The weather hsd been very stormy at Liverpool,
ssd the water was so rough the 3lst ut, the day
that the AngloSaxon and K.rssroo were to have
sailed tina. the passengers could not safely be placed
on board by the respective tenders both vessels were
consequently detsned in the Mersey until 10 s. m on
the let inst, when they put to sea. Subsequent to
their departure the gale moderated, and no marine
disaster of any consequence had been reported
The steamer Fulton arrived at Southampton on the
2d inst.
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SARDINIA.

Tie following letter bss been addressed by the
French Vice Admiral TO tie CommaGcant OF the Sa'-
dinsr Fquadro in the Adris'ic:
" hD happy IN expressing here 10 Your txceu'ncy
the atsfsctiou have experienced from the manner "a
which the Sandman division has served.
| have only praises 10 bestow the puncusNty
the reeu ay with which il has conforned 10 the gen
ersl Crdtrs laid down for the squadron lksTs on
the devotedness il has brought to bear On all that
could sutseIye our mission,
"Ihe squadron preserves good remembrance Of
those few Gays passed With it, and in particular Gao
Only grauste myself the personal relations |
have had with the commsrdalt, NJ. Inolo. aro, and
With ali the captains Of the naval division Of his NJ
esty 'he king, Victor EraIuel'
The Nerd Of the 80 says:
"The great question Of the hour is, whether kiog
Victor Emanuel viii accept the annexation OF '..e
States of Central Italy, which has been voted by Their
Assemblies TIE general opinion seems 10 be tina. the
King will accept the offer under some reserves and
conditions rs to the ultimate opinion OF Europe BY
accepting the provisional sovereignty OF the States
thus spontaneously offered to him, the hing Will at
orcc cave them from civil war and from an.
archv, viii perform signal service 10 tie csuse Of
order at the time that lie preserves the rights of
En- -ope by reservng COR n European Congress the
fra settlement of the political difficulty. VIVA, power
will venture to protest agsnt measure Of pacicaton
ton ard Conservation whereby the cOutict OF armies
and the explosion o. revolutions are happily got
nd Of. The interests Of dynasues cannot prevail
sgaDst TIE imperous and urgent duty OF maintaining
oIder and security, and placlog urder regular gov
erument peoples whose unchecked passions will inia
by produce corvulsions, the reaction Of which w0uld
shske the whole Of Europe. This conditional accept
ace Of the offer Of the States Of Cenrs Italy appears
therefore 70 us the most probable, and, az the same
tin re- the no 1t santsry solntion OF the lestlon.
TIE SsrdmisD Government has inst Issued an order
for the augmentation OF the army by three regiments
Of light cavalry and SIX brgades of infantry. the
cavalry regn en's to be called the Milan the Lodi
and the Monticello. The Fix infantry brigades Will
receive their designations from Brescis, Como. and
Bergamo. TIE other brigade will be called the Lom-
bard Greradiers.
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ENGLAND.

The English news is quite uuimportant. The strike
among tie builders continued, bat it was thought
that it would soon be adjusted.
The sentence of des'h against. DR. Sne'hurs', for
The murder Of Issbls Bankes had been suspended by
Sir George Lewis the Home Secretary, during the
pleasure Of the Queen, and it Was generally believed
tlat in consequence Of new developments, and the
opinion Of emirent medical authority that the lsdys
death may have resulted flom other causes than pei
GOD, that DR.. Snethurs.s sentence will Dc sommuted
10 imprisonment for life.
No material charge in the London Money Market.
Conso. clo,ed At 959 95S OF Saturday Money abunts
snt a, l2i. London Corn Market dull. Flour rather
desrer, but Wheat declined slightly. Produce Market
inactive. Sugar a tIiis lower. Decrease OF Bullion
in tie Bark sitce last return txleoo. Manchester
Market frmer and India Cloths irife deaIer.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Sept. cotton in improved
demand a, an adv snce on the week OF "a. Sales OF
the week 81 Geo bales. Sales to day 5000 bales.
Market closing steady.
Breadsufs inactive. Flour and Wheat trifie
cheaper Corn ffmer. Tea rather easier. Sugar
inactive.
LlyrRPooG, Saturday Afemoon.-Cotton unalteredi
sales 10 900 bales.
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FRANCE.

The Moniteur de FArn6e states that the riantry al
The Camp of Chslops have begun to maneuvef IN TWO
ranks, in conformity with the recommendation OF lne
Cor ttee of Infantry composed OF two generals TWO
colonel three majors end an adJutant'msJor. lhese
maneuvers are 70 be continued twice week, ana
report of the progress made by the troops Is 10 pe tut
Warded TO the Nv lister of War. ,
Accounts from Toulon Of the Doth nit. inform Us tha
Che fleet under the command OF Admra Desiosses
ssiled from that port the 18th, after having IsKen
In supply OF provisions Il is now AT the ISLANDS ot
Hyeres II has been REINFORCED since It's departure
from 1oulon by three gunboas sud on the Sh 10y the
steam figs.e Isly from the Adriaic. The steancut-
ters Norge, Cation, and the gunboat Elncele, nave
likewise returned and are anchored ia the roads OF
Toulor. The Fiamme WAS likewise expected, but she
xas forced to remain al Malta to repair ner boeis
After tie steam frgs'e ISy has undergone an est
cation she s TO proceed to one OF the French ports on
the Atlantic where the Bresisu has preceded her. Tor
Brest and the steamfrigstc Impetususe for Cher
bourg is believed thai the lsly will be stationed az
Cherbourg The steam-frgates Cansda and Magellan
had arrived al Toul0n from AL gers aid the Sane o
Dram. The following day ths steam rga'es Des-
Cares end Mogado. and the screw trsnsporr seine al
rived from Alciers tie Loire from Mersel heOir, ara
ihe Entreprenante irOn Stors.
The copy of petition now IN course 81 s'ghaVte III
Algeria appears in the pGtrts lis object 70 oota'n
Tie reappointment of Prince Napoleon 10 the ministry
of that colony. Its tone is highly fi'tenng to the
Prince, Of whom it says, among other things, ihe
Intelligence of retreat received with az absolute
stureiaction. Such documen, would hardy nave
been put forward unless with the sanction OF govern
mept This is not the first tire his return to pubic
affairs has bee limited at. If he ever really believed
he had a chance OF the Grand Ducal crown o' ius'
cany that bright dream has now faded away-so u IS
fom bis Imperial Hghnesss polt!co administrative
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ITALY.

pondence Of The London Times
PARIS, Thursdsy Sept. 10 p. m.-lSJ'.
Prys,e accounts from lsly received todsy describe
The state Of that coubry not very promising as "
the failure On the contrary, affairs seem 20 oe grow"
ing more complicated every day. Important results
deoend ON the issue Of the combat expected soon -
tske place between the Pontcal troops, who are on
the point of entering the Legations aud the forces o
the Provisional Government. II the fapa. troops eo
coed il is thought tina, the Duke OF Modeia S6h TO
enter his State AT the head OF his army-coors yus
md drums bea,iug. IT. on the other hand, DIS hon
ness troops are repulsed arising In Naples Is
as 10: at al improbable
A private letter from Mlsn, from an oihcsr ON s7rY
Zee in that city, states that there are some sPPcnen
sions Of bad blood growing up between toe army W
occupation and the Italian people IL iurthsr cay
Lat The Psdmontese are regarded VITA mile iaFo ny
The Loinbsrds; and il is feared tha before ons' Icy
who have so much cherished their h0eGs'ois, may
reend them supporters of the FledmoIteSe. suu
dislike them equally. The young Grand Duke :" Ius
cary, snc NJ Panavicvi, not finding 81 the supper.
they expected from the French GoVernmeot, qnV
Paris. Indeed, learn that his lghnsss has ae'nay
left fOr Switzerland An interview between Ihe Nhs
of the Belgians and the Emperor Napoleon is aolut
10 be arranged, and a Belgian sgent is said to nave
left for that purpose for St. SsuVeur. Prince Meter
picb has also left for 81. Sauveur and Prince y apo
eon etill dissatisfied, Is going where-peope sAy
10 England.
A Paris correspondent Of Tie London Express, Sept.
9, Gays: Man.
We shall, in al probability, have 70 laok but little
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THE ZURICH CONFERENCE STILL IN SESSION.
AFFAIRS IN ITALY.
Trouble in the Papal States.

The screw steamship Borussia, which sailed from
Hamburg on the Let aud Southampton on the morning
q the 4tb, arrived yesterday morning, with dates
from London 10 the ID lest The 30 .ussia experienced
heavy westerly gales, with a tremendous heavy Sea
running during the entire passage. She remained
outside Sandy Hook all night o. the 9th, waiting for
81 pilot
report was in circulation at Gibraltar, 9th An
aust, that the Emperor of Morocco WIS dead, and
that serious ARRAY rad taken place On the island OF
Ceuta between Spaniards and Moors. T'oops were
called out, seven thousand Moors nad collected, and
at last accounts these parties were IN COMIC, all tne
night Of the och, and several men were killed on
both sdes. The English mail steamer lndds was
fired on twice from the Spanish port at rdrfa, on the
morning Of the 9th Of August, while her ensign was
FLYING At second fire, large round shot fell with
- 6fty yards distance.
A cyclone passed Calcutta on the 26th OF July.
Fortysix vessels including two steamers were lost
in the River Hoogy immense danger was done On
shore, and many lives lost. No particulars.
1t twas reported at Paris on Thursday that Meter
MICH the Austrian Embassador, was about to lebve on
q visit to Vieuns. Uneasness WAS felt in Paris on
account Of the Zurich Conferences, and Rentes had
declined.
Advices from Vienna state that Austria hsd decided
10 discount that portion OF the Autran deot winch IS
10 be apporoned to Lombardy, and also to sell the
public domains.
A letter from Paris Gays the Queen of Spain had
eent to var ,us Courts Europe protest against the
eviction of her Bourbon cousin from Parma Colonel
Charts and Barbies refuse the Emperors amnesty
the former in furious nvective against Napoleon.
The Newfoundland m sill Al Paris brought announce
ment Of the full triumph of the French Admiralty
over the English in question concerning the fisher
les.
Advices from Italy state that the people ware be-
coming impatient at the Inactivity OF the Hurch
Conference and the various contradictory reports
Touching their doings. II i, also stated that Ped
mont demands from Austria the cession OF Mantua
md Pesshiera
A Paris letter says there is no doubt that the Au-
rich Conference Disagree about many points touching
sbe peace of Yilafrauca and the opinion is growing
stronger every day that Congress must be held
The Australian steamer Northam was totally
wrecked on the Goth Of August, on the Nautilus
Reef, near Jiddah. in the Red Ses. All the passen
gers and the chief part of the Australian mails were
saved.
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THE RIoT At MascHrsrEK-FCRTaER PARrIcu-
LARR-The dispatch Published on Thursday gave
brief account Of q rot on Wednesday oight at Man.
chester n. H., where fremen's muster was held,
about IS con panies ard 80 bands Of music bong in
attendance A letter furnishes tho folio wing psrtic-
ulsrs;
with the crowd Of visitors to the show were nu-
uerous gsmbers, between whom and the iremen soms
trouble occurred at abou, II o'clock At night, which
led to serious not in which several houses were par
italy de- olished and other property destroyed. The
attack a. fire, made on buildings Nos. q and 81 Elm
street where the gamblers occupied rooms. The IN
ride party having the advantage Of position drove on
the f'emen, using p'stoIs ard cl1bs.
"a secOLd attack was made by the hrersen, IN
which they were victorious ard took possessioo Tno
interior Of the building ransacked, the furniture
sneshed ard abou. 1890 worth Of liquors AID cigars
seized which the fremen speedily appropriated Tho
crowd nun bered al least 600 who then ,eseded 70
dernolish Nos "a ard - Elm street, suprssIng that
they also occupied by the gamblers, AIT ths wa
not tie TACT. tie mob then TUNED their Afternoon 10
the American House yep, by Horsce Bconey, slIge
three-stoyy building Manchester street. AL tho
lower windows were snsshed. and other damage doDs.
Missiles we're also thIosn TITO the reslaurants under
the Museum building. The windows Ct the rssssnr ant
were broken, bu. 20 other injury w1 done OF.
"The not hsd it's oyisin in a number Of the fremen
being cheated GA. Of their money - the gamblers in
the houses fyst saeked. TIE moo were 10 the &C. Of
a'tso otter houfes not occupied BY Tia gsnbers
when speech from fireman, IL which he repre-
that they wera 3esroyine the property Of tnoe VINO
were erD ely gu,sss OF any oh-n.e, caused them 70
desist Several peroons were Injured durIs the no,
but IoLe fs.aly.'
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THE LATEST.
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.


Yesterday, at the meeting Of the Plenip ,tentiares
the equation OF certain points relating to the Gfs q"
the Lomtardian frontiers and the separation OF the
civil ard eCcesiastica Jurisdictions was taken iato
consideration. The Prussisn Minister, accredited a.
Turin, has arrived here and paid VISIT to the Sar
diuisn eppotentisIies. meeting also took place
yesterday Of the second Penpotensres OF the three
Powers.
Yesterday there was q conference OF tle Peuipo.en-
tares lasting two holrs at which III. do Bsrqueney,
NJ de Balpeyille Count COl0Ied0, and N. De Nielsen.
berg were present.
YIESsa, Sept. ..
Nouessures announced in the pro srautne
have set been carried out.
IL asserted that the privileges to be granted 70 the
Jews Will rot be the came throughout the whole I'm
pire, but will be Influenced by local circuInsances
I be principal privilege granted TO them VIII be tho
right of acquisition of house property in larger towns
Its also reported that Austria Intends 10 dlscoun,
tina, portion Of the Austrian debt which will be trans
ferred 10 Lombardy and to sell the pubic doma.ra
FRANCE.
PARIS. Frdsy, Sspt. 2, 1883.
The COrytspoadqnce Roras contains the following:
at has been decided that considerable portion OF
soldiers belonging TO tie cass OF 1853 shall be dis
charged with six months leave, which at ita efpfa
ton may 10 converted into renewable furloushs.'
l2:5 ?. N-Rertes open q. fractional improvement.
i:l5P:x.-The French funds continue firm ard en-
nated Rentes have risen TO esi. &c.
3:20P n.-Ren.es close at Isl. &c. showing an sd-
vance OF more than g quarter since yesterday.
THE PAPAL STATES.
BoLoGyA, Sept. !, 1859.
To-day the Governor General OF the Isomsghs
opered the National Assembly By speech, OF when
the following Is summary: L,,
The people Of the Romsgns, after having e1niO-
ted cres prudence during the lsst three month"; nse
ter in crowds 10 the electoral districts TO record tAei
votes. Now. il is for you, gentleman TO give e1-
preston 10 the xishea Of the people TIE good result
Of nv Government owing 10 the zeal oi thos'; vAo
Lsy. elected me- / Lave eLdeavored 70 provide Tor
the defense OF the country against aggrs-sohs ION ~
side by forming eague with the neghboring ota'es.
m. conclpd.i thus: Constitute your Government
land rt1ust il TO nm who possesses your confluence
THE EAST.
TR1YsrF, Thursdsy. Sept. ], 1879.
The Austrian Lloyds steamer, iu.t arrived, brings
advice from ustsutiGopie - the nth nlt
The%eskh Of the Sultan has been restored.
A Commission has been appointed IN order 10 cou
sder messures for reducing the export and Increasing
the import duties. ....: q. ,h.
Mcpteneprin Boundary Commission
TIE French GoysirmeG. has intinatsd 70 The
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in their mad tyranny a. TO leave behind them tress
nre Of hatred, prec'udpg al possibility of future
prohhe The nobility and gentry and al the thinking
men IN Tuscany now bound in honor never to
10 terms with their selfbsnished lorts bat the Par
mesans ard Moderese deeply sworn - g re their
late masters quarter IL at hardly forest OF bsyo-
tets could screen their breasts from veogeancs should
foreign armed interference succeed in bringing
them hack.
An obvious consequence OF this different disposition
Of mind Is percepble 10 the different efforts made by
Tuscany and the minor Duches with respect to the
pa;ioLal armament. The Tuscans have contrib uted
70 the League their aruy, very nearly such i, wss
under the late Grand Duke and take little or no trou
be TO add 10 its ranks. Parma AMI Modera and Re-
maDens give Themselves no rest til they have pat
under ans every man able t. beer arms The enlst-
ueLt OF volunteers does not irdeed lead to all the
suits the Government proposed 70 themselves ne
need of The country called for for officers not 10 be
found easily soldiers, ror are mere adventures
easily disciplined into orderly troops. General Fanu,
who was 70 have the commend Of al the Central ia
Ian fCrcee and whose arrival at Moseia has been
daily announced, has not yet 70 the best of my know.
Ledge, left Brescs where lie is waiting for leave from
tbs Sandman Government 10 our. It's service, leave
which, owing 10 French Influence, he may never
obtain. Gaiib..di ha., indeej, the command Of the
Tu-oan well a. the Moienese snc Parmesan troops;
bu, his influence is not felt ia ROmagna, where Mez4
oapo has lately been rs.ed 10 the rank Of Leaenint-
General, title when would not allow hiu t. act IN
subordinate capacity 10 inferior officer like psin
Gen. Garibsloi. The troops of the Central Nsisn
Lesgue have TIER, fore rot yet common chief ana
Tuscany fa il her duty 20 supply fresh combatsns or
the common cause the other provinces are OF s. yet
from that Hilary 6rgaulzson which would turn ther
cornbatsus to the best purpose The people Of these
Ss.es with all thsse Ora backs are, however strong
enough for such forces either the Pope or ther de-
uroLed Princes may bring sgan-t them, ana the most
expo sed proyrces especially sfrorgi Their haired
A 10 resistance to France ard Auitr. their con-
bned forces, vhere is there Ian who would Sc
iioWy advise it
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longer r the direction Of Zurich the central poct
o. European interest. II SCENE toersby certain that
the Conference is the point Of breaking up leaving
everything Of mpor anoe utdoDe. the distribution Of
the oeb', quite secondary question il announced by
the Vienna Prose- to be settled in principle while it,
details viii be carried Out by q Commission. Lom-
hardy, II IL sad viii be charged with a income Of
100000 lire upon the Monte Mlsno and will take
300 600 90 Of the Austrian debt.
The Tu-csn deputstlon charged with offering the
krg Of Piedmont the of the country is said
to have Quilted Florence yesterday II Of the
Counts tgoLo della Gherardesca and Scipions Dor.
gbete, Pr fessor Gorgino, ID c'o' Rpaldo Rcsch sni
NJ Pie'ro Augusta Adam, Director Of the National
BsLk OF Leghop.
The NazOhe Publishes the following piece Of utel-
gerce, dated Ancona Aug. 30:
Austrians in disguise continue to arrive here. We
learn tba, al Venice steamships With troop. board
known. Gen. Kslberms'ten is stated 10 have de-
cared that he had lot sufficient troops 10 attempt
expedition against the Romagua with any chance Of
success"
letter IN Gen0ese journal gives the cheering Az
nouncement tia; the NeapOlitan Government is pre-
pairing Constitution BASED upon au elective system
and National Assembly. Triennial Parsmsnts, &c
ST. every year, but only for if cen days responsible
MIlsers; and the power Of oil solution of the Paria
nent by the King, with the consent Of his Minister'S
a:e among the features psrticularzej.
| believe il has been esccrtaned beyond all doubt
that the higher clergy in Tuscany disposed TO airy
on, the nun possunu, principle. Rome will t. the
very last act by the apervading hoies OF her organ
iZs,IOG against the substitution % hight for darkness,
persuasion for terror and truth f)r f,sehDoi The
Provisional Governments are doubtless well inforD cd
10 al that passes, and will be prepared equally
against secret fUts aud Op q enemies.