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Legal NOTICE.
SHERIkF'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issned outf and
} under the sea. Of the 4th; judicial District
Court. IN and for the county Of liennepin, State
of Minnesota, upon a Judgment rendered and
docku,ed in said Court, on the 22nd day of Sep
ie,nher in the year 1859. in an action hefwess,
Frederick Tracey, James IrwIn and William
Winnie, partners as Tracey, Irwin y Co. PLAIN
,iHs, and Alexis Bailey, defendant. in favor of
said Plaintiffs and against said defendant, for the
sum nf eighteen hundred and fcr,y-eight dollars
mud six,, sls cents, (Slsls &c ,-00l and interest
h,ve this ,wenty eighth da, of October, A, d.
,s,,,a levied npon the following described real
property, to wit: ii s.a5 "a s,ssi :,
.iha nay,a i half Of ,ha north west quarter and
north west onar,sr of the north east quarter
Of ser ton thirty Sys tso, the west hall oi the
south Yves, ousrfar. and the south east quarter
Of tn. south west Quarter OF section numoer
three (3); the cas-, half Of tbs soath west guar
ter and the south east qua,teF o' nc NC u:'' y, I.
west auarier Of section number seyenttl s,' 40
township thirty eight tsep, ind The wss.. ~ ~
4 south west quarter, and the son.ti wcs' ~
ter of the north west quarter Of section nusi'.
thirty two (S2}, and the enst half OF The sout'.
east quarter and the south west quarter oi the
south east quarter Of section number thirty one
tsI1; the west half Of The north east quarter and
so,,,h east quarter Of the nor: ives, quarter Of sec
,icn pumber thirty (30); and the east hall Of tha
sou,h u es quarter and The north west lnafiersof
south east quarter Of section number nineteen
sf9,. Nil in nsnship number. thirty seven l37);
and the soa,h east quarter of the north east qpa
Ter and he north aeast qaarfer Of The south east
quarter Of SECTION number fifteen (i5); and the
south west quarter Of the nots west atlu'ster o.
sec,ion number fourteen ti4); and the Eor,h gan
of tlas snalth west 8gninsr, and the north wess
quarter Of the north east quarter Of section NUM-
Der nine f9) ---AI in township number ,hlrly sir,
1861 The whole Of the above NAMED tand yfng
and being north Of range thirty west at The t"hrt
principat Meridian containing IN ail ten hundred
and eighty acres (l0so acres) more less, accof-
ainu. 4, me United States Government survey
,heFeef, a. DUN claiaasd hy Chasies Nv. Bosnp Aed
Ebzahesn, lis adfes 40 she sbcve named defend
aas, AeSss ssey rnSet 4Hte cf July q, ls57, the
il .asia efs saM asss TspFaffy lying and be'ngln
/ geas,a t,ssur,y, sssss II Asns.esasa,
atsse il srgay ajysa sliat ,ssll veil the ahaya
drscrjhss tes psnpsFay, 40 aha highest hrldeF ief
ssaia, nj public auctioa,e at Day ~ ffyfeFHrehn
1sotal, in Sauk Rapids, in said oonaty sf hsasaI'
cn Ill I.
| Sa.urdoq, December I7lh, a. -. 1889,
II 10 ., clock nthe fofenconof said day " satl
isfy the said execution with interest aid costs
EI9f 1sssasS Il. n. tNAU GEf,, Sheiijf # III
! Byf n. hictf AfION, Deputy.
JAMxs Il. LAwRErcE. All 81 tor Plaint'is' ~ ns
D sank Rapids. ost, n. lss 81 81, ssas
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vEYHEREAS, defnnft haying been made y ibs Y
w conditions Of i certain s slndentsre ef Mof'-
gaxe, bearing dale the Nhs day q Jssaaty
p. 1889 made. sxecaf1 and dsliyeeA 3by
J.n,e. F.rras aud Pamela Z. Ssua his wife: q
Lille Fails. q Tho County hisrracn ana isf.'
,;,orx now 3ta,nl Of Minnesota, to j HalAaH o.
sam, ious in the State of Missouri. wller ess me
ssid Ja,nes Fergns. and P.....ila Fergua hjssife,
A., grant, bargaa, sell aud convey 10 the esfad
Halsall, his heirs and assisss, forever. M thai
trac, Of parcel Of land lying and being ifA,f
" of Morrison and Territory taoN S'nts
neso,s, described ~ foiIows. to wi,:F
ha alf ofi The tNpfth East qusrter IT Section
Nine. In Tow nship Nu,nber Forty Nnrih,. as
Nuu,i,er 9'hir,y two West, continuing w
and eiaht one ,huuere.l.ts Acres losetkerS
hered,la,ssn,s and appnrtsnanres therruiiw' pe-
longing or in anysyisa upperta!ning, Mssafss' A.
The SAID HaIsall. his heirs ur assigns. Lbs pas +
menf of the sum uf Three ilu, dred and sfeFy
Nine . ollass and Seven Gents, on or before s,he
First day Of june. "a S68 with interest atthe grase
If ten per cent, per annum from ihs. sscandafa, !,
~ Auril A. d. 1857 tie same beiug psonis0rs
A. 10. given by The firm ofO A Churchill ,a"..
~ Z. Ilaisatl. on the secnnd h'y ~ or'9brr
- sa'~ sd payable six months after dt'e, "nh
=, tse ra,e q ten per cent her an''an 4 {
Tor maturity. bs, ~hich was extended ~ eoasla
rrn,on Of said s,m'sase oe'"s .'ssh : % secure
same which ssie m or.s "s a y,
on the "s1 dy ss, f ehs oe. #
Register Of Deeds IN and Tor ,s'a C"uolJ 9 VT.
ri.on. in Book ..A'' of Mprssss'' o' p'sss re-
1856. and 1877 astt l.st3i =. d,. ,,I !.
And wilereaa there is chained IL w 80 !.
- said note and mortgage, at. y u,
~" aY~ '@s sun, Of Four Hundred ara i'F''
ms notice, L. pne Cents, aud 40 sui, cr pr. .
lotiars ana Forty asen had or instituted 10
'eedi"gs ut law fav,ns Il. said mortgage, or
ecoyer the debt secured =,
my par, thereof ,ti ~ ~4 tim, by
Now, therefore, notice is hereby g..en, AIN.
,irtue of poa er of sale in said mortgage c,.s'' H..
d. and pursuant to The statute in such case ;nsus.
nd prav,ded, The said m,rtsaged premises above
described i'll be soid at Putlic Auction, 10 the
,ishrs, hiidtr, theretrs, fnr ash by the Sheriff
r said Mn,r,san S,ou,ay. at ,he iront deur Of The
fire of ,he egsfer nI Deeds, n lnttH Falls. in
aid Cu,ntg, on "Wednesday s;hs fl@Atp.n'h day
1 Ianaaxe A.sD. 1860 ri nsme @ ciaek n.ih, FORE
.n~n, 10 selsEs the a'noart at Priacp'i and inter
st lieh shall then hs due n~a,d role aud mort
rage. and !haSc and expenses of sale. .. 4
j. HA..SALl Mortgage.
sANBORN FRENCH and LUND., /
{sr@.4~ Attorneys fnr Mnrtsaaes. /
Saint Paul, November s4th, SO.
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GTATE: OF MlNNESOTA--DIS-
~ rr1cT Court. FOURTH JUDIclAL DTS

~ TRIcT COURT, FOURTH JUDICIAL Dts
TRic7, COUNTY OF BENTON.
Stephen Emerson, Esq against Lewis Clark and
Burnham Hanson. s5,. .aas
Summons. ,.
~ l.rsis Clark aad Btr,ha,n H.ason the dtfcnd-
ants aave named. t7f,,n& 1stA .-@H 5RS isf1 ~
In .hc name OF the State If Minnesota. sstss :
y You aad each Il you s~e hereby summoned and
rculi, eli 10 answer the plaintiff complaint in THE
.;c,ina. which sal complaint has bean filed in he
sofac of the Clerk If said cnurt, At Sank Rapids IN
sac luntv ot Benioa, and t' serve copy OF your
sarwer the said casp'aet on'h- suh-cr,hsr a. ms
,.c, IN id toaa ofSa.k Rapids ia the Cnunty and
state ;,foses ALL. siihn t~en. days after the seis ice
III his sam.nons epn yo, exclusive Of the day Of
seh service; AID il you f,il q anr"er the raid con,
p., Iw;;,h ,he time II. sceaid, the plaintiff in this
act III Nil take judgment asaias, Won and each q you
h,rtte s,,n u THREE Hundred and Forty ycne D,'ars
EsiEren Cents, With interest thcreon from the
in,fti day Of February a. D. 1853, At The r,te Of
4 and one half per cent per month, besires the
sss aud disbursements Of this action. ta zt +
sp,,cu sauk Rapids, September n, 1889.
& WILlIAM 5. MOORE. Plaintiff A uorney.
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CR0W-WING VARIETY. STORE
%. ~. BE AUL leu,
T EEps. constspt'yson HAND ssn nv fsr'"'e q
IN the lowest possible rates ao,,,f 81
DRY GOODS AND GROCEl. 4
spM NW5s ss;.ssDMa AMID
- ~Sssss' f4S SI1YA M fC.n13S

He has la rgc stock. and is ftadyso dispose:
them a, i faf, rate iarfcash Of Fp,s. 6. from ~
,oca t;onson the horder Of the indiaa cnantly
those ,.;stiny outfits FOR the indian trade won'd
' do we'll to purchase him. lie will Keep n sup p
s;.. = furni Il those wishing Ia into me iut'r
herring business. j, r,aos, s,-
nth al. Cl,,ths Tents sss:.. to sei. Or
i hire 70 persons wishing to vss T.. PIG .ss,s =.
.hoye % explore that vast country lately e dsd g
the United sta,esby the chlprewa 'ass,. Z.
Wsa, - ihe head of Lake Superior, hy the
savanna s Portage. savanna and si Losis kissrs- q
Ths srarelier dssirops or Witnessing 'hs 'ns,sf 'a
..re.s portions ds sas ad. g a.srsa = vs,ass,. aaa
s.n .iways be furnished 10 iraysisss. raos sfe
e.rfso.is o.n fsmsr with ,hose ,oose., an ars ss
.sho caa Sc trusted the Journey pe,'ee.'o
s.fe. Refer to Bospl Qsk - AZ. fap,, .,f -,
Ramsay Cooks Il III, .,f,ss ,,sss. s.l's' ~
Grow wing .4pfis ~ I, IN ,lss Il; .s : II. rs, !.
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DEFICIENT CROPS IN EUROPE.

From Europe We learn that there is
likely to be considerable deficiency, par
ticulariy in the wheat crop, The Lon- J
pom Mark Lane Express, the organ Of
the markets, ina late number says:
Accounts continue to vary in differ
ent localities respecting the wheat crop;
but neither the quality nor the yield gen.
orally will bear comparison with the har~
vest of 1857 This impression gaining
ground, with but few foreign imports
and better prices abroad, appears NJ
ready to have influenced the English
markets, ard wheat has advenced. upou
an average, another shilling per quar-
ter. In France the Improvement is still
more decided, the deficiency in tho
wheat crop throughout that important
country being estimated at from Is, to
70 per cent. Ifthis be really the case,
it IS very probable that the lowest prices
have been passed in both countries,
though the present abuudance--resul.
ting from the gathering ofttc harvest-.---.
as we'll as the readiness to take improy-
ed prices. are calculated to check7nucl,
of an upward movement while stocks re-
main good. The other, near countries,
as wellfas Germany, show the same ten
dency, the. slightest Improvement in
London telling, itnmed diately pom; The
Corn trade All Dan4Escs ana Sthef great
shipping ports. A new dedreefro,n Na1#
pies prolongs the free import Of corn to
me 3Oth june 1850. ss .s'- N II Ms ,,s,,.s ;i
H thus aceoslslss s1sfruc, i will have,s
the Y eals.cs III ars.a ,lacissa portion at
beast efa1ss aagge aasohnts Of coin which
hssss i'stn " <hkFped during the, past year
~ E,lrops arl ports, 'Wslh ifty OF 4 hnn-
ored asit.o,ls sem over tosthe great
grain depots On this side Of the waser. |,
wont hurt as. . q sls 2'97Ssss 3s
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PROBATE sCOURT----STATE
MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF MORRISON.


Pm THOMPSON, ESQ, JUDGE sa %t3
AT Speci,i Tern, of said Prcbste Court, held
in and for said Eoantyiand State. 1t Littls Falls,
on The twelfth day IF NevennbsrsA. 3. 1859. M
III the nsa,tsr Of the petition of Annette 4.
Perkins. widow of Jefferson r Perkins, dsceas4d.
late Of said County, praying the appointment IT
.,ohn Shanks and J p. Wheelock 10 Adniais-
~ .,,rsl &c the Estate nf the said dscedent. sa
M Y. ~ reading and Sims En s'd petition -
,sby ordered that Friday the Ninth day
D IA. il, 1850. i, 100 o'elock in ths
q y lr aay NJ The Stic. Of eaid JutlSe
'o's,,ean TO- Falls, IL said Coonsy % as-
81 !. 'iHs's. s IA ,,ace aaf hearing said MO-
,sans Interested " said es,afe
And there ~ sppesr % show
sr~ NJ why ~ .''ea ver o fs'a fhe q Y
nni .be granted 5S5. ,s3
~.Sss.....,,sIasred, .ss....,,sIa that i eoiy q ny
.lshad. fnr three sncGesSiye
aik Ragils Frontierman, aeSss
wesAly ~ suak Rapids, ID HrD-
~ NxslatM E IA I
.,4,.,.d., .Dm fslIs Mina Nov, II. 1852 j.
sss' 4 THO n PSf,N n,
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iNvTATE OF MINNE.SOTs--- ---Df.e
~ TRIf.r cQIfRT FOURTH JUDlCIAL

N>TATTE OF MINNESOF s--.Dfs
y TRICT COURT, FOURTH JUDICIAL
Ds1rr..s . -aIcr. COUNTY Or BENTON. - '-' .51
Aibsr, Hodsl,n asain., Bun,t,am Hanson az tho
ale surviving partner If the late firm Of Hanson 4
Place. !, copattnership which -,nsist ID OF he sa'd
as...,s = a.,,ss,,. and tbs late Moses Place.
Summons. 5tEv @ fi
To .Burnham Hanson the defendant above named.
IL the aanie nf the State Of Minnesota. ..a
GIL are hereby suamonpd and required I" answer
I . plaintiff complaint in this action. which said
Complaint has heen filed the Office Of the Clerk OF
sa;d Court at Sauk Rapids, 10 said County Of ben
tan and 10 serve cnpy Of your answer TO sad com,
plant on the sulmc, ihers at the Office of William 3.
Aioo,s IN "a ia snar nf sauk Rapids in said County
oi Benton and State aforesaid, within twenty days
after the service II this summons upon you, exclusive
af the dav OF sneh service and il fail to answer
the s.id complain, within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action viii take Judgment against yos
Tor The tum six Hundred and Twelve Dollars,
with interest on the sum Of one hundred and sixty
one 100 dollars part thereof, from the l5h day
of Oc,nbrr, A. D. 1857, at the tate cf two per cent
per month and on four hundred and fifty one 60l00
dollars. The residue iheretf +. from the 18th day Of
August. A. ID. 1858, at the rate OF seven per cent
rer AMMAN, together with the costs aud disbursements
ui this action. ss
Dated sauk Rapids, sep'ember 9Th. 1850 $3.50
JAMES G. SHEPLEY,
E5s 8sT XII fWlLLIAM Vi s. MOORE,
a& f"S~ Plaintiff Attorneys J..
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BETTER FIGHT THAN RUN.

. .
"That which theu hast to do, do il
with ali thy might, said a clergyman to
his son one morning fI
ESQ did, this morning." said Bill,
WITH an enthusiastic CLEAN in h,s eye.
''Ah! what was it dariing?" and the
fathers fingers ran thro' his offspring .
"Why, I waIIopped Jack Edwards, >"
said the young hopeful, "till he yelled
like blazes. You should have heard
him heller, dad!" s+,5t INK .s... ..ns
The father looked unhappy, while he
explained that the precept did not apply
70 any act like that, and concluded mild
ly with .oa. v.. ..g> ...... er
"You should not have done that, nv
ch i'd" ar Il .eeitse
"ii''hen he'd have wallopped me-" re-
piled the Young hopeful. iG $F.
"Betser," said the sire, "for you TO-
have fed from The wrath to come
'.Yes but, replied the hopefai. by the.
way of clincher, Jack can run twice
as fast as can a7,.133 -
The old man sighed, went to his
study, and endeavored to compose him
self. a@z h.& '$s aeed5 .g&
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WHOLE NO. 244.'a

,hc benef, Of a periodical in which she
il directly interested; aud if We have
rot greatly oyerestimated the taste. re-
fine,,.n, and liberaii.y Of the 'nh.bss
ants. s.of,he Upper Mississippi, the "'sss
Era owing othe contributions 0h'.t Of nsr
!, pen alone, viii be not only liberslly s''s~
tanned, but jus, pride felt in g'v'ng ! 2
circulation out ofthe State. .@ ,.s.. Ss,
/. The leading objec. Of tho Frontier
man was not politics, neither VIII ~ 'sfoe
Of the .Ne,v Era, a. we understand -
Sill. we were often drawn into tho YER
TEX Of politics, and il viii be wonderful
/ ;t cur friend WooD is no. ia the zsa'
engendered by important elections.
But we think sheet devoted E. exclusively ~ sre.y
10 literature, for which ne has u gsaat
c,,ndness. would be much more congeh'-
al to his tastes and feelings. If Mr.. ana
Mrs. WooD devote their time 10 the no
Nee Era is they propose doing. We pre-
dict that it will become one OF the mos.
popular journals in the West ' ano Wy WIN
lie sought for with avidity by all lovers
Of good reading. ssa@ a.rH
We have now bat to make our bow
to eur patrons, thanking those who
have sympathised viii iis in the embar:-
easements consequent upon sustaining a
paper in such country as thus, lo
those who have given US substantial ara
we will say your kindness never can b
forgottea, and i. may some time be N
our power tc rec;procate such favor;
but to those who were equally lavish OF
promises of assistance, but rendered
none, no. even paying the subscription
for the paper, we would say, do moi de-
ceive any other poor fellow with prom
isss you never intend to redeem, andAit
on SO promise and ful6ll.we will cheer
fully forgive you alt. .a.,.
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S,TATE or MINNESOTA--.Dls-
~ TRICT COURT, FOURTH JUDICIAL
IAf...i.f, fEsr f-nI1NI.X lE RENlON. NA- -

DISTRICT, COUNTY OF BENTON.
Hanson, i. the 81, vivg partner. ofhc late firm of
Hanson. ;lace Libby. -
Summons. -,
To Asa Ii, b. and Burnham Hanson the ABOVE
, named defendants. esa4A lgs .lN% ss
In the name nf,he State Of Minnesota. :.
| You and each of yon are hereby aumn,"ned ano
!. ruired TO ii, swer the piaini's complaint IN inns
W which said com aint has been flied in fhe
ae,."' .he Clerk of said Court AT Sauk Rapids ~
ohre o. Benton, and TO serve copy OF your
,,n e"u' ~ 4. said oa =" the .uh'erbers, sS
the office Of Willian . .-pton within twenty days
sspl'.' ~ satd C.ua'y"' ,,,.n upon YOU, exclusive
ny 'ss Of such service; and IL, sarssaid, the
J, ~ 'hp -, CO. "'Disint within the time .,in.t yoa
nT e, saia II. sion will take Judgment ~ ID and
ia nl'it.i' !,.s Ia, he sum pf Two fIum'r, ;,
F;iiv ld s@1e po'ss Nth the interest ,sss ;,
rom the twelfth day o. ",.-r aonnrp, aud for the
he rate OF seven t@r cent =. -ton. '5
,osis snd d sbnrse.3 eus OF thi. A. + 9TH 1889
Dated at Sauk Rap,d. sen'emhess- =. ,ge
JAMES T.. SHELLEY, }p;a;,t;,sHs Auys.
WILLIAMS. MOoKE,tS -
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|.rH, h h II 70 n. |. 7 4 II n NJ An
II HusR RspAY. JAN s, 1860;

- Our Legel Advertisements are
All completed ii this apmber Of the
Eroni;s,moa, tand this issshe last paper
We shall issue. IN Is sifs
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HNsAdW III " -Y5s ~ Nv n EE588E
I,.,eA u In galIs, MINI Nov. II. 1852 II. n
! 's3s' sslA II, a, T'tiOM psf,y !, 81, s.
sss Ms'sa 49, JHdKs of Pffohstes.
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sauk Rapids, Nov. q, 1859.
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AnfiaiTsnnad
cef,,tpIlaiiIa'ti
be,.n fed
~sssat Sssuk
VA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

Here is a bit of Fanny Ferns idle talk to
mothers, which, no doubt, many foolish
women will read:
Consider it your religious duty to take out
door exercise without fail, each day Sweep
ing and trotting round the house will not
take its place: the exhilaration of open air
and change of scene are absolutely necessary.
Oh, ] know all about "Lucy's gown that is
not finished" and "Tommys Jacket" and
even "his" coat, his buttonless coat thrown
in your lap, as if to add the last ounce to the
camel's back; still | say-up-and out is il
not more important that your children in their
tender years should not be left motherlessP
and that they should not be born to that
feeble constitution of body whichMill blight
every early blessing2 Let buttons and strings
90; you will take hold of them with more
vigor and patience when you do return, bright
and refreshed, and if every stitch is not I'm
ished st Just such moment land it is dis
couraging not TO be able to systematic in
your labor, even with your best efforts still
remember that "she who hath done what sht
could" is entitled to no mean praise. You
husband is undoubtedly "the best of men,
though there are malicious people who nigh
answer that is not saying much for him
| Still he would never, to the end of time
dream what you were dying of so accept my
advice, and take the matter speedily in hanC
yourself
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

The WOMAN IN THE CUIsNR--The papers
are making light of the demands made by
female servant girls upon the mistresses Of
the house. 1t is, however, a serious subject.
An Irish girl complained not long since to
the head Of one of the FIRST families of Hart
ford, because the smooth floor of the kitchen
had been painted, and was destitute of q
carpet. The head Of the "6rst family" made
bold TO say that the maid of Erin was rather
particular for female who had, in the old
country never trodden other than nature S
carpet under the thatch of her fathers roof,
and ended his remarks by showing her the
position and describing the uses Of the door
leading upon the street. lQ e.f ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24
CoOIness and Premeditation of GaribaIdps
Movements.

movements
The New York Herald has the following
information from high Italian source:
Every movement of General Garbaldi is
coolfy calculated, and the effects estimated
beforehand, so that the great Chief must not
be regarded merely as at the head of band
of guerillas, but really as regular General,
who takes into consideration after conse-
quences as well as the immediate result Of
any gallant dash he may make. In word,
he combines the prudence and foresight of a
Washington with the impromptu bravery OF
q Marion. ItI u
General Garibaldi, in his endeayors to free
Italy, is, in reality carrying out the pro-
gramme of the Emperor of the French-to
free Italy from the Alps to the Adriatic.
Colonel Cipriani does not indeed say, in so
many words that the Emperor aids Garibaldi
secretly in this great undertaking. but suffi-
cient leaked out in the course of our re-
porter's conversation with him, to warrant
the conclusion that the sympathies of Napo-
leon Ill in this matter are more active than
passive.
Nor this alone-Russa, Austria, Prussia,
will not interfere, still less England, to re-
place the yoke around the necks of the peo-
pie of Lohnbardy, Tuscany, Parma, the Ro-
magma, or any other countries of Italy which
have rescued themselves from the foreign
yoke, or which may hereafter achieve the
same freedom for themselves. In fact the
great Powers of Europe seem disposed L
look on and witness the working out of the
problem of Italian liberty, which has for sew
| eral hundred years been considered so diff
| cult of solution, in consequence Of the divi
sions among the Italians themselves.