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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-14

AusTRIA-The condition of the Austrian
Government, attracts good deal of attention
just now. A correspondent at London writes
as follows, April 2Sth
The startling news was published a few
dag since, that Baron Won Bruck, the Aus
trian Minister Of Finance, had committed
suicide. You are aware that forsome months
past. investigations have been in progress in
relation to extensive frauds practised in the
Austrian Commissary and Quartermaster's
department during the war. 1t having been
pretty well understood that Baron Bruck
was party to these, on the 23d of this
month, the Emperor sent him an autograph
letter dismissing him from his position. and
the next morning he was found bleeding. and
dled on the same evening post mortem ex
animation exhibiting the fact that he had not
only cut his throat, but laid open the great
arteries OF both wrists Baron Won Bruck is
the person known to have been Immediately
connected with the army frauds. who has
ended his days by his own hand, and sever
al OF the wealthiest, and formerly most res
pected merchants in Vienna and Trieste are
implicated in them
But this last suicide has created in the
Austrian capital a more profound sensation
than all the others combined. The utter
rottenness Of the Austrian Government be-
gins to be more plainly seen by the Austrian
people, and the fact that financially, the
proud and naughty House of Hapsburg is on
the verge of ruin, more fully realized. Re-
Gently, the Government has been obliged to
resort to the questionable means of lottery
loan, to raise funds for current expenses.
The enlightened and liberal world will not
mourn much at the idea of Austra's becom-
ing literally bankrupt, and it is to be hoped.
that taking advantage of her difficulties at
least II the Austrians proper do not do it.
that Feneua and Hungary may arise and
shake off the hated Hapsburg yoke.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-14

A DIsAPPoINTNENr-Thos who have seen
the great peak of Mount Shasta from the
Sacramento Valley, are much disappointed
with the view of it given by Mr.. Trrell in
his panorama 1t looks grand and is no
doubt faithfully represented from the stand
point of the artist at the time of taking it
but it fails to impress one with that over
whelming grandeur which belongs to Mt
Shasta, as seen from the South and looking
to the North. 1t is, in the picture, as if you
looked at the tall church on d street from
the top of the St Nicholas or other adjacent
building, instead of from the ground. 1t
does not impress you with true sense of its
vastness Seen from the south. even at
great distance, the old peak seems to fill the
verp dome of Heaven, and stands like
great white tower, sun-crowned. AS it ap-
pears in the picture, it shelves off from the
base line, without any abruptness or appear
ance of towering precipitousness, We are
sorry that Mr. Tirrell did not get a view of
it from more favorable point for we fear
very much that our eastern friends, when
the panorama shall be exhibited in the States.
will not realize how sublime an object it is,
and how worthy to be the great morarch of
the mountains os the Pacific.
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DRYANTS' MINSIREI.S
ID MECHANICS HALL. 472 BROADWAY
MONDAY EVENING" AUGUST g. 1850.
Grand opening OF the New York Favovites,
JERRY, NEIL AND DAN BRYANT
And ths IL Excelsior roupe OF tbs world.
This popular place of amusement has been thoroughly
decorated painted, scenery &C. and will reopen
above, with entire change Of programme faces
songs, ballads chorses concaes, Southern plan.
tation songs dances, &c
Doors at ], commence al 8.
TYrha eenta
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FROM COMMON COUNCIL
Resluan hat sewer With The Necessary rece. ng basa
ne ard Hudson river under the direction Aque
ds os an , x s The n s se Dc ana ss0p aes
BosTd If couneiirnen August 1861 On .yes aud
Rssol'soa tia, vo-es street, second and Third
be paved with belgian pavement, under the direc-
on q Aqueduct Department the q pro-
perry q sa ssa s q eRse 70 g. sIsa q Ne Common
tounc for confirmation, and the accompanying ordinance
board Of Aldermen. july 49, 1870. On ayes aud
Hoard Of counelsn August ,, 1880 Or ayes and noes
R.so' ion permit Jno Brasturn expose books for
s's IN TSp e pTy'. S e ?" n sss ''ee
Beard ~ Coun,imtn, August B $50. On ayes and aos
PROM potRp or SUPER vrsoes.
Reso'iqn ~ purchase ale for Tax COMMISSIONER ohee
Board * Supervisor surus 1907 On ayes ard
kssoilen spgropra.ns sae for preserlins painting Of
rooms q Ifaex MaSket rolcc cou1- -, -,
Hoard of supervisors hasas > 1904 On ayes and noss
Rssou;ic- % FAY bins Jno Bradley AMI others In coar
resrd OF sapervsor. AaEnaa, iss On sses and noes
Rss u on to pay CT Charles Iochie for seal for Court
ssaid q Supervisors August 1860 On ares and noes
=, rntr.c, for erscilon Of County JAR
rloyipg an sr, aiect superint-Dd The s1me
hoard Of supervisors August isVl "a area AMI noes
10 psy b q yno zsdie Cor n absusr PAPERS Of
Hoars Of srss visOrs Angus, 1850 on yes ana noes
Reserion 70 pay biz Of Norman Mcleod for supplies for
og fsat I * sSpessisSSs RSs,s $500 On ayes AMI
sssgIon % pay t, e Cares H,Tss io WIN D. Roe
nosrd q Supervisors Angus 1860 On ayes aud noss
Rssso. TO pay bn Q, Edward cdey fer repairs TO room
hcari ct supers.sors Angus 800 On ayes AMI
ssoarn to pay BIN Of rscs Clarke for pcssse Cor sur
hesrd q Supervisors Ausu, lep On ayes and noes
1
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SYNOPSIS or SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
8ASof
BANJO

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PRTCRS os ApwIs.fpN
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(UHE STEAMER GREAT EASTERN,
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ron MIIEORn HAVEN ENGLAND.

HALIrAx, NOVA SCOTIA.
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with Ireland Special viii be In readiness the
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FURNITURE.


REDRogN SUIT OF EEAMErsLED FURNITURE
"a for s1 a. warranted msnrfact1rr Also s2n chesnm
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ee pcuery Give call
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DOwERY THEATRE
ID George Wood Sole Lessee and Manager
Extensive alterations being made this Theatre
which, when complete will render OF the attractive
places Of amusement In the city 1t viii open with ful
and
EFFICIENT DRAMATIC COMPANY,
On about August Is, la6O.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

OFFICE OF CIf:KK OF BOARD OF sUPEayIsoRs,
~ No Ciiy Hail. York. August l, l560-Seaed pro-
ooss IA VII be received OF 18th Auga at
IL NJ for OF the best Anthracite Coal for Ae
o The courts and Offices the the TO be calculated
pounds proposals tor 50 cords OF kindng Wool
lpne split for The said coal and wood 10 be de-
lered such tunes and places the committee may desx
nsfe
The committee reserve right TO reject any and al propo
xxk ELIJAH y. PURDy. 4
WILLIAM G. CONNER
WILLIAM NJ TWEED, cor,r,,,..
THOMAS LIy1Lf. N''
JANIS DAVIS,
CRL,Ox BLUNT.
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--,r,our ron Tr~~rSSre NORTH CtNDffNt \.
l.., ~ Nurf~s cry Pcn, AMI Richmond ~ces~sd
- "a, Z, picr IS Surln fiv.f. -. ILL.
~, n.,, a,JA NuEr Captain Couch lesves every Tuft
aas Al M. ealing AZ Old Po'n' "'"Aioh 70 iana tas
'' ssa.tp vcRErows c.Oti1 PAF'''A every Saturday
- .rou,s o- Nc-tos t,r cent. per foot 70 CITY
P1n, sevrn csrts srf " n ,na $3.50, ne, ,,sa m 4,
rsssrssrs "a p s o or rssrsSurs All back. SIS;
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DIAPERS PESpISG BEFORE MS HONOR THE MAYOR
II for approval
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sTEAMBOATS.

DAY BOAT FOR WEST POINT, EEWBUR0 AND
IL Pourhkeepsie steamboat Aida viii leave Jay
pier daily $50 A. M t,uchng Thiieih street pier
arriving PouRhkeepsio al Y. leaving fouxhkeepse at
ar ~ returning 70 he city at 63oPM Passengers for Al
bany Troy, point wes make sure con
actions ., Poushkeepae. Baggage transferred free.
nAY BoAr FOR Albany AND TROY MAKING THR
IL usual landsngp. The steamer DANIEL DREW leaves
jay street pier Tussays Thursdays and Saturday, At An
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
9ir. s.

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9dS SieS inns Sic Eysduc.

@iS @ott Die csitCn MtuItcnErr,.n
0sr :;sleS Esb.n iAlagen lteb,
Ane trpen Slang Yon Gult une S6mrr,en
8Ii ibrts 3srssns 8aum eerwirs;
Dh lc9ts ieiuer S8ti5trtt 5cune
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r5ur uctcri!uB You Shmers uno Benne."
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3itb nit Ter Gbranc, trcpftnrpri5,
Gt0 Wenlten Shsaer3 aus lciner Sesle,
SSte nit benz SonnemRragl pas Gis."
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Ger So3rl munt're SIn9crihaar,
,3u wrttm Sict' rno 2IR gu 9inoen,
$50 uebcriaB pon 6rturc mar.
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Vie &brSne iUr eee 2tbrns GAmrrI
0as EFs fIr e!htn Gucl psr 5reupe =
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%Ht letnen &llngin. fort gu rnul6eul
<t Suft nm 92elftn bimmelwGrts.
lno nrnn in bicicr 8rlt @rwable
an5 Seli8teit pcn Su1cu iNpeQt,
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Der 3un9cH NtAht 9cInusen 9alt.
Tam Sit&G F3 sHs ram sugc itile
Or 3Dr&nsn better SiIbrrIbrin
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Us ps'5rns ne otce G.ud crbAlJt,
&rr ME Im Aage stue SI9re
Uno auf Ter -}gusc uie rE Ijcp.
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SSoIbjNotru 0opteu.

NStrtu Is cunrcT 'ywic ctm NutLtUm ;rHotilmp,t sir
tr3ssSne Mniti9c, cGH msint Spnlmrl ~9&u!hiuIft mr. nrr
lNse'AtH n'Uru NnIlNtn Nr liHlc,Nal.uWl ore pIrlilVnN
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E1hI III IhesH unr, l}rr aud, citu&nt; icrr an nrl bGts,
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IG. y. FACCHE.
(Son @a,je),
IGrmaher uny JemeIIrr

p" SIHn0- n5hc Der alm 5uaF:.
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H'AaiEt a"o "F Surface Ib,lt N]tSfUhrtl III llnn,n
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t,r9utntoreu in atkonlas.
Nus tenn Nalolttsn Nncr,fa'7.

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eiiGFt nit ftt,ren - thrInrulcercu 2tracn pru
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linn lb audi, yE,,ttcts tbm Nu1irlp bsj = last
uNS NNrrtIuPt, &amcrorcn, unier rrhe7 @trih!
Mot olN Gin III t~lutjqrs teSinueu. 80 slt,e auch
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mas tr lriNlt pe,tyohcn %tctnunt; coQ 81 o. Milt
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-05-18
Epedford Mofel,

I'D AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
The subscriber respectfully begs leave to an
Lounce to his old friends and the public gener
ally, that he mas leased the Bedford Hotel,
present in the occupancy of Col. Adam Barn
hart, and viii take possession on the lst day of
April next. IT is not his des zn TO make many
professions as to what be will do, but he pledges
hls word that his most energetic efforts wilI be
employed to render comfortable all who give
him call The House will be handsomely
fitted up, and none but careful and attentive
servants will be engaged. Persons visiting the
Bedford Springs, as well as those attending
Court, and the travelling community general
", are respectfully invited to give him a call
and Judge for themselves,
G- Boarders taken by the week, month, or
year, on favorable terms.
GC~AmpIe and comfortable stabling is at
tached TO this Hotel, which will always be at
| tended BY careful hostier. Also, safe and
convenient carriage house.
G5- III tAe SI.8GES STOP at this Hotel.
JOHN HAFER.
March rs. 1853.
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