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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

CouRr HOUSE BURNED. The Court
House at Richland Centre. RiehIand county,
Wis, was entirely destroyed BY fire on the
10th inst. Most Of the books and papers
belonging. to county were saved. The loss
is about 81, 200; insured for 81 900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

60 PeHsoNs RAyISe LuNArIcs II
CuAneE. The friends ofinsane persons On
hose having y full knowledge Of their con
didou, are requested 70 forward the names
ana deception ofsueh q Sheriff Foster,
Lancaster, who has consented to act q 4
gent for the State Hospital for the Insane
IS letter giving such facts = are necessary
to be stated IN behalf Of applicants for al
mission Is the Hospital will BE- published
next week.
80 PARLry EAaoN, lawyer Of Miner
Il Point, an oil aud respected eiiizen' aged
sayears, died last week,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
DrY-Goods, CIothing.

Boots and Shoes Groceries, Crockory, Hardware Paints
and Oils, Nails, Glass etc. etc. Which they Ws sell *
prices lower titan ever before known III this country
Ne do Ting crs5s business, bat for cash or reat
pay we wi epdeavbr 20 make il object for the p
ple Of the suIOundt country TO purchase thergooh
in Lancaster, and ak them to call anc examine On
stock aud prices. before purchasing elsewhere.
we feel thankful to our friends for the very lhor.
patronage we have received and hope for CONTINUING
II the same. HOWE 4 BURR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28


EcoNoNg.- Horace Greeley, or som'
Iother economist, figures somewhat as fol
lows:
in rs years | have saved tas following
which ] commend to the attention Of every
young man:
BY shaving myself saved III 25 years
u cents per week, equal to S244 90.
BY not drinking | saved per diem, say
lis cents, and in rs years 1882 So.
Interest, DC. DC. So
This is a new way Of getting rich, and
according to that style Of figuring, We arc
at present worth as follows:
TO not purchasing a house and lot with
other "fxens" sa& $4,000 90.
Tonot supporting two wives at an annual
Of ST 900 90 each, for 3 years
$4,000 90
TO not keeping a horse AMI Garage at
yearly expense Of $50, for 20 years, de-,
say $4,000
TO not bucking against 4 faro bank, say
$2, 500 90.
To not buying 100 shares in Central I'm
proyement Company $4,000 90,
To not running for sheriff 4 times at an
expense each tine Of $1,000, making 81
800.
TO not being sued for breach Of promise
g times at an expense Of 50 25 each Gull
value for a broken heart) 81 so, etc, etc.
According to the bran-blead philosoph-
.ers course Of reasoning, I'VE are at present
worth just exactly, batting the interest for
the earlier transactions, $4,000 80.
"A very comfortable Little fortune truly
We commend our example to the rising
generation as worthy Of their heartiest inn
itation. -Du5uqe Herald
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

The latest and most
fashionable 1t les Of Drcs (
Good B9unets, Shawls.
Just received by III. 4 b
Hats aHaCaps q splen
did stock inst received.
Ready Made Clothing
q large lot Of the latest
styles just received.
Boots and ) b oes --a
large assortment just re-
ceived bg Howe s BCRl.,
Paper lIangiags "a fine
lot Of all kinds tor sale.
Chairs a Urge and Gne
assortment Cor sale chfap.
Farming tools and ini-
Elements Of all kiuas for
sa le by IIowE & BuAR-
Nails andGlass-a large
assortment for sale.
White Lead and Zine
a pure article for sale vet
y cheap At their 7. Stofe.
Boiled and Row iin-
seed Oil for sale cheap.
Turpontine, Alcohol 4
| YarLish Tor sale
Dge SUITS of all kind.
for sale by II. q 3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

The subscribers -ssould respectfully announce "a III
inhabitants y lancaster and vicinity, that they la
iust RECEIVE direct from New York and Boston nars
fbelr new and splendid stock or Coos for iag a,i
Summer Trade Of 1850. Consisting Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

The DETROIT CoNGREssf pNAL DIsrarcr.
The Committee on elect;e .ls AYE report
ed in favor Of Mr.. Ho~nd agsiast Mr.
Cooper, the sitting manbel in the Michi-
gan contested case.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

az Miss Carstang has already taken
the most decisive measures to indicate her
determination Of seeking new trial, at
which she expects to bc able to prove that
tie testimony which implicated her in Grim
inal transactions was literally paid for By
Shaw.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

TO OUR READERs.-The very lengthy
advertisement Of Forfeited lands which ap
pears i'll our paper accounts for the SINAI
amount Of reading matter this week. The
land list VIII be printed in a supplement
after this and folded in all regular papers
sent to subscribers.
The personal affair between "Crittque'
and the one he loves viii be continued, we
hope, till our readers are used rp-after
which the Heenan and Savers fight and
Presidential Canvass can receive due at
tention in all parts Of the country-not he
fore. We find it useless to write our usual
amount Of editorial offerings during the war
between these Critics, as nobo y appears
to notice us.
We are therefore preparing for a tenn
porary absence on parole; weshall travel
will try to be at the Chicago Convention.
The Office business will be ia as good or
better hands during our absence. As we
are somewhat exhausted Of funds, persons
indebted viii confer special favcr By pay
ing their dues.
Our stock Of PAPER, substantial and fancy
printing paper cards, bills, and the like Isl
perfect and our Foreman printer has a
thorough knowledge oftheiFuse. Ourelork
and assistant editor viii faithfully perform
his several duties, and the Bookbinder can
ba found at his post IN tile back room.-
We seldom trouble our readers about such
private matters, but this once we have just
reasons and no apology is necessary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

i.~ ~ ga t--a PRIME aTlios
ior eash' \ pa \ io y . ce-
auuu hNlra $40 NJ. iise--ai
~ ponGds ior z oeha[.
a large l9t q sai'' w
~ and coarse Just recei'e
and for sale oy The sag
or bafrei cheap.
- flsii--A Eiesh i9l
saiinon, Al. lrot q -
lush anu MactcInt lot Ell.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
ssTRAY sORREL MARE.

Taken up 10y tho subscriber resiainyin m.
Clifton on land owned by him IN said town M 'odn q
lie ngAt day OF April 1860 snrreI marc IN ~ aolt
IN colt aud hus colten since the x n d6 ~ leslr
with white specll ia her forehead and hyc VA, elH
either marks visible. THOMAS SANDW y %
Dated AYull6th, 1850. G.aM
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

ANOTHER CHALLENeE.-On the 18Th,
Gov. n. j. Walker ofKansas notoriety chal-
leneed Attorney General Black to fight
with vulgar weapons; Senator Brown Of
Mississippi bore the notice. Judge Black
had affirmed that no such letter existed
signed BY Buchanan a. was reported to BE-
ii the hands Of Gov. Walker; or if It ex.
isted The same was forgery In few
days thereafter, out came the letter-a gen
uine two-iacel, promissory letter in the hand
writing Of poor old Buchanan; whereupon
all men III Buchanan's interest complained
against Walker for exposing private letters
even IN self defense. The letter appears in
the papers but is too lengthy for our col
umns. In the matter Of a duel, Judge
Black declines.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

WIGFALL STILL RIsING.-Senator Wig
falls last announcement proves that hi.
power Of eating fire increases daily. "Ths
State Of Texas" he shouted, "was soyer
eign State, and exercised rights which had
never been delegated to this miserable one
horse concern at Woshinqton."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

Gg- A third attempt has been made
within six months to burn the city Of Ke-
nosha. The entire loss from the three fires
has been $4,000, but thirty per cent.
thereof being covered by insurance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
45g4
DUBUQUE CITY

I 1UbJQUE UII
Cigar and Tobacco store
Jas. woenough supplies The country tsaeo vii
western Wisconsin ana Northwestern hif'''
best
Imported end Domestic cigars .as
Prices. seass sil hinss II cigars. Tobacco, sngl
aud Fs.ncy Clay and Meefschaum Pipes -
JAMES WO0IN0UGhi, Ansgh,ous.
544tf No. 1917 Main ST. BuV's-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

E- Il is rumeFed that the Heenan and
Sayers fight did not come off on the 10th,
theauthorities interfering, but that the par
ties would meet soon after.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

VALIDITY OF RAILWAY MoRTGAeEs.-
The Supreme Court Of the State of Ohio,
in a very elaborate and able opinion, has
affirmed the validity of railway mortgages
IN the most liberal sense, setting aside all
the pleas raised in the case, Immediately
before the court, Of the Columbus, Piqua
and Indiana road, and holding that the
franchise to use the road passes NTH the
sale; though not the abstract charter il
self.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

NoTIcE 70 Roam OvERsEERs .-Section
%, of Chapter 10, of the Revised Statutes
of 1853, requires all Road Oyerseers to
make out, and deliver to the town clerk,
liss ofall persons liableto pay poll tax IN his
District, within sixteen days after their
election.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

Never ask favor of a man until he hos
dined, unless you wish to get refused
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

ED. LASslNe, FreesWn Baptist, viii
preach at tic NJ. Il. Church, in Lancaster,
1t lol o'clock, Sunday, April goth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
SOMETHING
WORTHY OF NOTICE!

The largest and best assortment OF Goods ever r. r
offered 10 this country-just received at he
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

SHoRT-LIvED SPLENDoR. - The great
rich people Of New York do not last long
The following in regard to the rent Of the
aristocratic places on Fifth Avenue, shows
the ficts.
at IS the calculation Of one Of the most
experienced house agents and real estate
brokers in the city, that the average tenure
Of the magnificent mansions on that ave
niue BY the families Of commercial aristoc-
Iracy, does not exceed three years; in other
words, that the occupants on an average
fail once in three years. And as some
stand longer, others must fall even sooner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
NEW ADYERTLSEMENnsss'

lf0R RENT An E1IENB0R0,'
I'VE 8ofise. Stable ard Privileges therowiH,
at Eljenb0go which I formerly ccelti.d " Objected
store Post-0nice &C, e-a foe rent Tie ss.1 iagg1
adapted Tor business, and the location x ~, . veil
the haif-way place between PlatteyiHe snS tilcl
dress fne 20 JOHN III Rtp\ y, "a.
boseqBai, April 25th, 1860. NtIG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

He that makes himself sheep shal
be eaten by wolves.
He knows best what good is, that la.
endured evil.
He that does you an i'll turn viii nev
er forget you.
He who Is vel and seeks il, if i
comes God help Inn.
He that seeks trouble, it were a pity
he should miss it.
No condition so low, but may have
hopes; nome 50 high, but may have fears.
Nobody 50 like an honest man as al
arrant knave.
No pot Is % ugly as not to find a cover
Arrogance is weed that grows most
" on d,nghill.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

Correctly interpreted the letter WIS sent
to y. Underwood, Andover, Mass. The
inventor that got that up was considerable.
EE Ex-Governor Corwin Of Ohio, and
+. z. Blair, il, are to address the Repub-
licun State Convention of Virginia, which
meets on the I'd Of May at Wheeling.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

A Coon PuzzlE We were yesterday
shown the following enigmatieal address Oh
d letter envelope:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28
Burning OF oriveT's House.

T'aton, April 2lst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-04-28

Onvsa's Minis, April 9th, 1860.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
INCONSISTENT AND pIsHoh EsT.

The course proposed By the Breckenridge
Disunionists is both inconsistent, and dshon-
est. When the Constitution Of the United
States does not stand in the way Of their ends
and aims, they not only recognize their obll-
cations 10 it, but require others TO do so.
When, however, this same Constitution is an
obstacle in their path, they do not hesitate
either 10 ignnre il or set il AZ defiance. Thus
we see. that IL the coming Presidential cleo
tim they propose TO act, until the result .
known, 10 precise accordance with the pro-
visions OF the Constitution 10 regard to such
election. They have the Constitutional nun.
Der Of Electors IN every State in which they
can get out ticket. II their manis elected
by the people, they will claim that be has
ConstitutiOnally been elected President, or
II he gets votes enough 10 carry Inn into the
House Of Representatives.. they will take their
chances there, and IL he should be elected,
they will claim that he has been COnstitu.
tionally elected. Up to this moment, they
abide by the Constitution. Bot u their can
didate Is not elected by the people, and fails
10 get into the House, and certain compel
itor Is elected, either By the people. Or The
House, then these friends nc Bfpekinridge
Wuo stlkh " ttS 1ou5tAAAAARB - i3bS ~ -
suited their purposes. viii ignore il proyis-
ions, aud break Bp the Union which va. ere
aied by Il. They will not await any act Of
Lneoln's Yi0laiive TO tie Constitution. an
aggressive upon Southern Constitutional
Rights, but At once declare the Union u b.
II 30 end. such course. We say. will b.
dishonest. and as disgracelul a. would be tie
conduct Of man who would set down at a
game d cards, and play IS long a. he WOO
but the moment he began 10 lose would graf
the stakes, and break up the game.
Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26

TRRRrBLE SACRIFICES OF LlFE.-The West
African Herald, OF the 18th ult., says ;-"His
Majesty Badahung, King of Dahomey. is
about to make the Grand Custom in honor
Of the late King Geo. Determined to sur
pass all former monarchs in the magnitude
Of the ceremonies to be performed on this &C.
cason, Badahung has made the most exten.
siye preparations for the celebration Of the
Grand Custom. A great pit has been dug.
which is TO contain human blood enough to
float canoe. Two thousand persons will be
sacrificed ON this occasion. The expedition
to Abeakouta is postponed, but the King has
sent his army to make some excursions at
the expense Of some weaker tribes, and has
succeeded in capturing many unfortunate
creatures.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
LIABLE LAND
FOR SALE.

PURSUANT 10 an order Of Orange Court Of Equity
made at the Fall Term, 1860, the undersigned will
offer for sale TO the highest bidder, at Red Mountain,
in said county, on Monday the i7,h day Of October
next that Valuable Tract Of Land belonging to tho
estate Of Nicholas Jones, deceased bounded by the
waters Of Flat River, Deep Creek, and Little Creek,
containing about six or eight hundred acres. The
land is well adapted 10 the growth Of fine tobacco,
corn, wheat, oats, SC. The land will be surveyed
shortly into lots 10 suit purchasers, and plat thereof
will be eii with George w Jones, Esq, who resides
near the premises for the inspection Of those DESTROYS
TO purchase who will also take pleasure in showing
them the land.
Six months credi, will be given. Bond and security
will be required Of the purchaser
THOMAS WEBB, C. f. M. T..
September 10, 1860, 3d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
soil to be deseerated BY the bullying threats

soil to be desecrated by the bullying threats
Of violence against her Southern sister States;
but men have been found there--found In
masses--to boot on this Western blackguard
with their cowardIy shouts OF applause
Shame Shame upon poor, old Virginia.
Who could have thought she would have
come to this !"
The " Little Giant is certainly not lack
ing in pluck; and il he does not 60 to South
Carolina, we suppose il is only because the
people there can't vote. aud he makes
speeches only to make votes. If he does 20
he will not be "kcked." however much he
may deserve il; and that is family ques-
ton between him and his brother Democrats
in South Carolina, in which we are not dis
posed to tertere.-EayetteuiRe Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26

NOTHING To WEAR, - The executors of a
lady named Desmond, who died at Bramp-
ton. England. in May last. sold the extraor-
binary number Of 1900 silk dresses, 700 vel
vet mantles, 600 bonuets, and upwards Of
100 pairs of shoes, with innumerable ker-
chiefs and scarfs Of all colors Of the rainbow.
which had been purchased by the deceased
lady within ten years Of her demise.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
orn Nrlsnnan, Rrcrrrp charle.to

Ora NEisHBoRs EXCITED The Charleston
Mercury las been hnrn6rd a. Judge Doug
lass plain aud emphatic aySaal. IN Virginia
and NORTH Garolhathst, a. Senator o. Pre-.
sident, be would DO all 20 MS power 20 en-
force the Iaws; aud that al attempts al re-
sistanee from whatever quarter. North or
South, he would treat as Gen. Jackson ,rea.
ted the Nuliifers 10 1882 lie Mercury
expressed IL dissatisfaction very plainly, but
. correspondent 81 that paper i even hgre
enraged, aud eats hfe" after this fashion I:
"Mr. Douglas. upon the back Of this in.
solent assertion 81 his, cannot possibly make
a speech in South Carolina. His voice will
not be tolerated in this stste--esen though
il be "a free country Il is mure than the
wholesome condition Of his skin j. worth.
Ne would lie kicked from any stump IN The
State. lie cfy Of sbaBe. from every qgar-
Ger Of the South. should rise Up sgalnst Sif-
ginis, that she has not only permitted her
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
JUDGE DOUGLAS.

Mr. and Mrs. DorcLAs visited his mother
al Clifton Springs. New York, on Saturday
last. Thr gathering there far exceeded pub.
lie expectation. From Wayne counts a pro.
eessi0n Numbering nearly three thousand
persons, 10 wagons, eanlages. and on horse.
back, arrived a nO0n. Nblie all tie surrouni-
ihg towns seat 10 large Populations. The
whole number Of persons present j. stated
al l5,0Op. Mr.. DOuglss addressed them Ju.
ring two hours 10 yindieatioH u his position
and his principles, aud, after lie had conclu.
ded his speech, he announced that some per.
son in the crowd had sent 10 him question
10 writing, 10 which an answer vas reques.
ted. The question was, /" HIVE the people
OF Territory the right, according 10 the
doctrine ri .intersentiOn, 10 abolish ur
exclude slavery from Territory While il i
Territorial condition" III response 70 this
question Mr.. DOuala. saidi
:. have only word TO say 10 reply. II
that gentleman had read any one speech that
| have made on the subject in the last five
yesrs he would have found an Unequiyocal
answer 10 the question. have made more
than fifty speeches this year 10 which have
answered that question, and yet political op.
ponebts insist on putting i 20 me Tor the
purpose Of creating doubt on the subject. I
cannot believe there isa man in America Of
ordinary intelligence who does not know that
a people Of a Territory while Territory
aud during Territorial condition, may 10.
ifOdBte, exclude, abolish, o. regulate slavery
iust q they please. have said that North
and south, and held the same doctrine every
shste. Wbsa have seen nesspspers and
small politicians renewing that question, i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
THE cHINEsE REyoL.rTIoS.

With the progress Of tile " Rebels who
nave just captured the second city IN Chi.
ma, and are rapidly proceeding toward Pc.
kin, additional evidences Of their respect
for the Christian religion present themselves
II will be remembered that when the insur-
rectlon first broke out in the Southeastern
Provinces. public attention was called to thi.
subject BY the letters OF missionaries and
others, who described the revolutionary ar
my in glowing terms. The hope became
general that Christianity had at last pene-
trsied the distant East. This feeling, how
ever, gave way under the reports OF fright
iui excuses committed by the rai-ping par
ty, and from one extreme the public turned
TO the opposite taxing il for granted tina,
the insurgents were only playing the hyPo-
critic to OBTAIN western support against tue
lettering Tartar dynasts. Letters, howey.
er, have been recently received from China,
fully confirming all the previous accounts Of
the Christian profession made by the Rebels
Among others who have visited them at Foo.
CHOW are three American Missionaries, wht
report them TO be perfectly orderly; that
they keep our Sunday, and have religious
services every day that they express de-
sire 10 take Shanghai, but say they will not
do - without permission. a. they dislike Ia
come 10 collision With Foreigners; that all
the idols taken by them 10 Chinese TEN
Piles are publicly destroyed, and in the
name Of tie Sacred Tnnlt.. OPIUM smok
ing is said ~ be punished with death. Thes,
are but few points presented ID the letter.
ar the mi ,siDuaFles worthy III n0tice Ihs
Chinese admit that many errors may exist il
their religious system. - they have beer
seli-tsughi but hope ere long 10 acquire /
better kngsledge Of Christianity.
\. T. CON. ddg
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
EQUITY SALE.
James II. Faucet and others, OK parte.


Petition for sale Of Land
PURSUANT to decree Of the Cout Of Equity for
4 Orange County, made a, September Term, 1860,
will offer for sale, at The courthouse door in HILLSIDE
rough, on Monday the 22d day Of October nexi, The
valuable tract Of Land, the late residence Of James
Faucet, deceased, about three miles west Of HILLSIDE.
rough, containing about 500 Acres, having valuable
Grst and Saw Mills and other good improvements adj
joining Samuel Moore, William Ward, and others.
Twelve months credit will be given bond and good
security required title reserved until the purchase
money is paid. Sale nj ls O'Clock.
THOMAS WEBB, c. g. NJ T..
September IS. Price adv. 81 rs So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
PROGRESS OF THE ITALIAN WAR.

BY the steamship Teutonia, at New York,
and the Jura, at Quebec, We receive adyices
from Paris and London to the 9th and 9Th
instant respectively. Garibald2s progress
in Southern Italy has been maryellously sue
cessful. He was, by last advices, at saler-
no, in the immediate neighborhood Of Naples.
A despatch from the latter place asserts that
the King would leave on the 9th instant.
Every preparation for flight was completed,
but whether he would seek shelter in Gaeta,
Vienna, or Madrid was not known. We
have received particulars of the Sandman
plan Of intervention TO prevent anarchy and
unnecessary etiuson of blood in Naples af-
ter the flight of the King. The Piedmon-
tese Bersaglieri are TO land forthwith from
the Sandman ships, and afterwards Gen. La
Marmora will arrive with thirty thousand
men to organize the deComposed army. Il
issemi-ofiic ially announced in the Patrle that
Austria will cOnfne herself to the defence
of yenetia in ease it is attacked, and that
France will only intervene for the protection
Of the Pope and The city Of Rome.