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Compound Extract Or sarsaparIiIa,

The most eeciaa remedy which the medical skill of our
ady from the active eedias that have
been or he ex2ngaon q This fon disorder from
Hence should be employed fo The Of only
Scrofna but also those Other affections which arise from
Erysipeas Pmples Pustues, Bolches Blans and Bos
Tumors letter and Salt Rheu SGald Head Rngwor Rheu
Debility and, indeed all complaints arising frp Initiated or
Impure Blood The popsla belief npIrity Or the bood
The particular purpose Of this paria i 70 pu
rify egeneate this vital fluid without which sound health
simpossible in contaminated constitutions.
Ayers Ague Cure.
For speedy Fever or Fever and Ague
ache Bilious Headache and Bilious Feyer indeed for the
whole diseases originating hillary arrangement caused
We enabled here offer the community remedy which
while it the above complaints with certainty still per
in districts where these affecting disorders prevail Tps Gure
ezpes th masmats poison of Fever and Agne from the
The first approach of its p!emoniory ptcms II is only
the best remedy ever discovered or this class Of complaints
but also the cheapest TIE large quantity supply
lar brings within the reach OF everybody and billions
trics where fese and Aue prevails everybody should have
and it teely both or aud protection gIeaa supe
rioy Of hs remedy other discovered for The
speedy and certain cure OF is that Il contains
Qunie mineral consequently produces qninsm
injurious eects whatever upon The constitution Those cured
by etas healthy as they had never had the disease
poison gea variety OF disorders arise tfom It's irritation
Blindness Toothache Earacbe Catarrh Astma Papatian
Painful Affection the Spleen Mysteries Pain in The Bowels
originating this pB the intermittent type
become periodical This CURE expels The poison from he
blood consequently them alike Il Is an fnya
uable protection Immigrants persons travelling Of tenn
poariy residing tn the malaron districts il taken occasionally
daily while exposed Tire Infection that viii Be excreted
from Ire system ard canno accumulate In sufficient quantity
apen disease Hence Is valuable for protec
they avail themselves of the protection this remedy affords
sPsst Ell Ss Hs b R WEhF 4 4 hFER oe Ss sfs ia s n
street. New Orleans md by all Druggists. iel3 6r1GW
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i 1sFRANcK,s FEn1ALn ooRp1AL-

BEAUTIFYING l. INyIGoRATING l. REGULATINGi /
For producing Blooming Complexion, Erect and Graceful
Carriage Of the Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Botehes
Erupons from the Face Curing Spirits or Menn-
ehoy Dzd Papitation of the Heart Pains in the Head
Beck Limbs Whites and all the various forms Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful irregular Mensruaon
which the Female Sex is subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for the purpose bringing on and
regulating the Monthly Periods Of Women which 1t
any and all circumstances. sfrancks Female Cordial also
proves the Female Invgoraor Beauer known
all II has been represented
The lady of the most prominent citizens Mobile has
recently been cured of Debility and Low Spirits bordering
loss Of mind through apathy inaction Of the womb By the
Lsfraneks Fea Cordial all other remedies had
failed this organ excited healthy action and she was
restored health happiness aud the society
family and friends.
Numerous equally surprising of the desperate Fe
male of disease have become known the propeors
es-sold by JOHN WRIGHT CO., New Orleans; Tall
LIANT CO. Mobile. and Druggists generally se24 "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-13

N0T1CE-TIE FOURTH DISTRICT AGENCY MER-
4S chants Mutual Company of New Orleans has
moved its office No. Magazine street, between Josephine
= I'D 81. Andrew streets. ms I'm
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Ct JUSTARFkIVED-Dr JOSEPH ELLIOTT
& Makes pleasure announcing his patrons
that be has Just aryed fFom the Sorlh and West and
sA as due lot Of Horses eneEad the Market
alapGg Which are ten tne asseh pairs Ae lot Of fine Sim
gle Saddle Horses atadns which there ara four or eve fast
aFafers The Doctor found nj hts Stable sof,.e,
fnnhH and Ao1 streets ere he VII sell reasonable fes
Al * and twssa ens rddit for good eits Hrceniahee
olS In DR.. JOSEPH EILIorT,
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II EEDs, FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEAas

II EEDs, FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS
LEEDS CO., IRON FOUNDERS
and Manufacturers Of Vertical and Horizontal Sean Engines
Boilers, Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles Clafes
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw
Gin Gearing Iron Columns and Fronts Buildings Furnace
Bouth.
We have been duly authorized and prepared construct
sTII.LMANis PATENT BAGAssE FURNACE
d&wly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-13

Ia kaALLER ~ BROTIER.
M "A No. 1sS TGHoUP1TouLAs STREET
&W Manufacturers Of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK
Ia all rs varieties Has also hand large assortment Of
Cookir Parlor Rad Baroo Stoves and prepared fill
,ers in tho above line IN the City or Country
Particular attention paid to all descriptions Of building work
Copper Galvanized Eon Tin and Zinc Valley Cutters and
Roofing, Dewn Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads ETC.
Hge exclusive right the State of Louisiana to make
the recently patented invention Of Jebe Lewis from
the which the roof of buildings washed from oil alth
prior the being conducted the cises Being self
acting in itself it the necessity of hand labor In ITS
action. n fanture not produced here before. dl4Iy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-13

Z XNR&NE MI TKDKa1ENKE RISTRICT.-H a
A conduit Epnxes du Trniseme District
~ Bons Enens entire giolet % Louisa, coie apavcs
Ua ErAa tAHrha bgasIte les orees couples Ell
feldSsaf sats ttarrpe yisihlse
UBe aehe rspse blanche les eornes, patcs ches
bAnzhes hapche e pis bane Foree ganehe coupsr
Id feHrcaiatse dtalizpe. y
yacb sousrcsif ayaas DO gandes ct dampee
s vaee rones 1t blanche bgasrae bogne n drolt
nsAs&nt prs d'tianpe visible.
81 HI s an1aax pas recarnts dams cling Jonrs
Ia f5 rayes Hs seFpnt vendaa neneere puhliqne,
ali dep5t Ia INnI 10 de novebc 1850 10 A. Ne
--AHKsf-~
pne Ehevre blanche asan poll long ct 10 droite
rsnfsse Ii tzs-
Ble Ghssle slznes sale, Il pei long
4 HAS jsrna Gh&fxe nuife et blanche.
III Canrrraa nnir at Hknc
uH G8hfs xaeha de ncfF eli Il Ia tae. 8sa sSls
EleSre blanche Focie drots conpee 1T
u 5nnis de u gsiehe e1hpae petite cufde
81 Les ds AhimAuk reelads jours
lea ss pssSs is sendns fencheFe pnhIiq9e dit
dsp5 u FENDREDI 10 e sovetnbre 1850 10 henres NJ
aAa ss s fss # G. /. EAfSsOUx,
+ 5i'ssS e Depute C6mmssaite des nues.
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ESOR GONORRHEA, GLEET, WEAKNESS PAINS
Il In the Back, and all Urinary Affections.
l TIE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY, SPECIFIC soLu,
TI0N-Ths d-renowHed preparation a affections
Of the genersye organs whether chronic Phys
clans Of England Of France and of America acknowledge ia
eieacy. Thousands OF sufferers have been relieved BY II
Purely vegetable " composition Il harmless as it Is e
heGy and depressed rlind gre restored TO energy
54.z5 b. ABRAMS
Sole agent for the United States
nyiT 1y ApofbeeaEF % Camp STREET New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-13

2yxsFEaEn DISTRICT TROuND.-NW@s brought
a the Third District Pound, G9odehilden street be-
tween HCleuet end LosdsN streets, as estray
Gnt and white plea Cow, narked in the right and left
Nzfs efop and nicx--uo visible brand
one rsd Cow hita between the harms and whs spots or
each hips white hng marked swallow fork in the left earno
brand 81 ~
gne peleifea Cow. large horna, branded I. c.
and white pied Gew right eye oat and no visible
hfeia. & y
on rzid will be sold publr aucon. said Pound on
MONDAY Nofcmhef 10. l36u, 81 10 o'clock A. NJ
y --AL6
One White long Injured tight horn bent down
Dns dirt -Wnite She4snat, lEtg hair.
"a 3ae blsfl, and white She kid
Cnd black and white XIII.
One billy Goat. With hiack on the neck and head
1ne bleck nsa She goat marked with crop OF the right
eli and haiY crop the feffsnia rope the neck
Mhieh eained wi, hree days and the there
pad sold public aueiioa, nj sid Pound,
FRIDAY November lG, lHt1. al III o'clock "A. "a.
Ees7 Orleans. November n 1864
e. /. FAysSOHX Dfts Street Commissioner.
= s'Y - 7s = ALFRED "a. DUGRos
Glrrk Of Comptroller.
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a PLANTATION MACHINERY. u
40 PHILIP RAHM, &S
Eagle Machine Works, Richmond, Va.,

NHS1e NAAGRhM6 WOFASi EGECWm1DMU. V8s,
-Manufactures-
STATIONARY, PORTABLE AND STRICTLY PORTABLE
Stea m z gtnes.
OF any required power, and superior design workman
ship combining several with simplicity and dura
bity best adapting them for plantation use.
Improved Circular Saw Mills Grist Mills shang for Gin
Houses, Draining Pumps, and Machinery generally.
My Machinery will be fully guaranteed perform repre-
sented and experienced mechanic sent when de-
sired Anustrated catalogue, with prices by when
requested.
sampleaof machinery exhibition at my Office No. 81 St.
Charles street, New Orleans.
,aIS 6mAW p. HENRY TAYLOR Aren't
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-13

RONEmAN'S AOSPNTAL. = 9
No. 20 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans,
Nsarthe CaTrellton Bsiiroad Terminus
DR.. N Bs2EMAG, aate of Montgomery Ala,l having 10
Gated in New Orleans takes this method o announcing hs
readiness prsece and receye patients into lis private
ptal The building he has httad hospital Is admirably
adapted the purpose and being situated in snch convenient
aud desirable partof the city, that he feels warranted saying
that it affords unnsual advantages
The generally large and airy, and have unde
gone thorough repair.
Both whites snd blacks admitted
The Of board will depend upon tho kind accom0ia
ious required AL surgical operations charged extra Oet
y the hHildiue felb 1v&w
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II conduit depot des epases du Deuxeme District
ant0isnuEa dss Benvila Ct Gslvsz, eamme apaye
un ehev hai ayaat raie blsnehe ID tete etsnps
uratEe piads tsrrt5s
81 e pas fsclams dams eina es ct les fra
psyss yendu fencete publiune, dit depot, 10
Il LbNJI 10 hovenhre 1850, 8 " heures A, NJ
--Aussf--
Ieqx Ehesrsaux blEncs
In rheyfeau jaime.
I'm Chsrrsas bfun ct pnr
81 lss pas fAciats dams srpfs jors
fas sendus renehere pnhlique, dit
d3s5f u 10 de noyebre 1860 10 heures a. M
o. /. FAYSSOux.
So Deput4 Commssaire dea Rues.
Noavela-s1r s1rlaans i2 nogenbfe Hsa ais l4 10 l6 10
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-13

@. r. Z. coLTos. GEO. BALDWIN.
q COTTON 81 BALDWIN, - xsn
AZ g. No, 10 Canal street. No. Crossman street and WIZ
&AEM Ne 4 New Lsyee street. AEN.
W. Copper, Tim and Sheet krOn
Workers.
Brass Founders Fnhes and Manufacturers OF Steam
Fains Clarsyae and Evaporang Pans Ferers nice Pans
chimneys and Rreechng, Steamboat and Plantation Black
smithpg
Also
GENERAL, DEALERS IN HARDWARE, Snip CHAN
DIERY AND STOVES,
Planters Merchants and Stearaaosnen will their
vantage give call before purchasing contracting
where jyiSIy
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NEW oRLEANs, July lS, 1860

NEW ORLEANS, July 16, 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City Of New Orleans:
YNE. the undersigned, owners of rcsal
wv estate fronting ST. Louis street respectfully request
your honorable body have brick sidewalks, boered by
curbstoe and wooden CUTTERS made said street. from Ro-
Calves street both Sides the to be made 70 the
highest altitude practicable The 70 be adjndead to the
lowest bidder BY the Comptroller after five days notice in the
official journal And your petitioners, in duty b0and will
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-13


NEW ORLEANS, june 80, IS60
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans;
fNHE undersigned owners OF property ON
tho southeast sidt Cavez street o gieiyille straet
10 Carondelet Walk respectfully pray that an odinnnre or
resolution be passed. according 10 law for is sale III ran
Hct for the ok brck sidexalk m T
ohes N1 wee1en gnttef tho southeast side or Galye6
sttees, from haenville stree to Garondelet Walk.
u Gtaen 2s2 feat.
VIM VolSmann, 81
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
secEasary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NouvElLs. .oRlEAss, oiah 1850.
A paonorsbie censen cerAmun
dc la willie de Ia Nouyeile-o -orltans
ES soussigmos broprietaires sur lie cote
IL saiesf de la isea, de la Benyie Chenin
fHtoneet respeetuensenent demandent honorable
eorps la M dordonner Ia duo eonir
pour h confecon de bFidues perres
dus gnes hois lie cote sndaS do Is alyes d
Ia Biensiile au Chemin| GEssndele.
H Gfifon, 2Ss pleds.
Ff. Robbarf 20
Wm. Yckinann, %
Jas. A. HOPKINS,
esl lRgSw SEcretsite des Assistants Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-13

U ATHMAN'S TROPICAL ROOFING
Cheaper superior any other Southern
climate
It's tested and recognized qualities are
Ist DURABILITY to the best slate roofs
I'd. IMPERMEABIIITY-Superio any other; cracks
or leaks being possible.
Sd BEAuTy-It presents smooth and granite like surface
9TH. CHEARNESIt costs much esS than, though 1t
coed any slate wood roof and less than the inertr
composition roofing heretofore offered to tie pubc tbs
6th fNooMBusTIBIITY- will resist Ere better than
sth CONVENIENCE viii net soften under the heat of
this cmae and protects the interior Of buildings from the
tense heAt of summer.
7th SOLlnTTYTt becomes harder smoother from ex-
posnre be put roofs Of sope and being of
weight does not require heavy raers 10 support while
not liable corroson and breaking does require repar
The "TROPIGAL RoOFISGn is chemical c5npound of
substances several Of which peculiar alone combired
In proportions discovered by actual exparen. and experience
in this city.
Testimonials of above are In the HANDS
Of tbs agent and be verified By wishing be-
fore contracting
All orders isft at the st-eface Box No. a. Will be
j. c. EATHMAN!
fsls ly .eorner of Biensille ahd Gsrait sis.
CTENCTL MARKING PLATES, FOR MER-
~ chants Manufacturers Cotton Planters etc. cut in Copper
and Brass, in superior style, by
B L A c X L Ho LTZ,
u0.s.s.,.,.s.... .Poydras street.........,.....1lO
NEW 0RLEANs, la,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Copper Tin and Sheet Ironware
and Stoves, Of the most approved patterns
0a-GuttefHg sad Resiing IN al It's various branches.
RseJoeeng promptly attended 10. ali ly
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new 81 Ks, July. is, 1850.

NEW ORLEANS, July. 49, 1850.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of fhd city of New Orleans
FEyExFS u1ssf fersisru ned. OEKFieEs of real estate
fronting Preu street. o5s CFnai street 70 Garohaeet
Walk respectfully that ORDINANCES ee
according for the sale OF aeontrael for making brick
oraered by curbstenes and wooden CUTTERS both
ie f enr staet from Canal Carondeet Walk
cent where te Sidewalks have BY the
ssfN n. W. Side, s. e; Side
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-13

ARTICLE III.
The object for which this has been formed y
maintain Steamboats, for the transportation for
Of passengers reights The United States mails from New
Orleans to Shreveport Jefferson and above the BED River Kali
and all intermediate landings
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J u . 4 - d q
Convention Rns 10 meet IL Sacramento,
on the 10th Of Feb, for the purpose II
choosing delegates 10 tie National Con
tentionat Charleston. Dickinson, Lime
and Wise are spoken 81 ,as theInen worthy
u the confidence of tie Democracy
There il considerable talk of changing
the State capital from Sacramento. San
francisco is recommended "A the most
convenient city forthc capital. Others,
who look To q quiet retreat and salubrious
lair, recommend Oakland contiguous 10
San Frnpcisco. 'sa5 I'll. 81.
The mines, at Frazer River are favor
ably reported Miners generally appear
IN high spirits, anticipating, in the spring
d rich return for their llhers. The re-.
ports from Oregon are also favorable 10
the richncssaId extent of the mines rs.
Gently discovered there. ri.
The Los Angeles .Star of tho 2Sth of
january reports thai the Pi.Ute Indians
shad came down from the Santa Clara and
the Vegas and had driven on some cattle
belonging TO q citizen Of that place. The
body Of Mr.. Robert Wilbur, who had
been ID charge Of the cattle was brought
into the city pierced by three arrows.
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5arlIigll AruS
GREAT BRITAIN

The funeral 81 Lord Alacaulay took.
place at Westminster Abbey on the 9th
of JanuaTy. The remains were Inferred ID
the Poets corner, III the midst Of many Of
England's most distinguished authors
The pull bearers were the Lord ChaneeI-
lor, the Earl Of Carlisle, Earl Shelburue,
Earl Stailhope, Sir Henry Holland, Bart,
Lord John Russell, Duke of Argyle, Tie
Speaker, Sir David Dundas, Tile Dean Of
ST Pauls DR. MiIlman The congrega-
ton included distinguished representatives
81 both houses of Parliament, Of tho clergy,
of literature md science, the bar, the army
md navy, and other leading professions.
The funeral was essentially private, and
although Invested of all ponip and cere-
Inony. was very impressive The London
Post says that this eminent historian has
left behind him the material for very in
teresting volume on the timesof William
Ill and Queen Anne: It's publication,
however, will doubtless Be deferred for
private and family reasons
Earl Clarendon had very recently
made . speech highly eulogistic of Tie
new volunteer rifle movement: He de-
.clared TINT the movement, although Id its
infancy, had produced d most stfatary
effect. throughout EuToIie aud Tie believed
Ii would ultimately render invasion impossi-
ble. An election at Reading had resulted
fn the choice of another member Of. the
House III Israel, Mr.. Goldsmith, as mem
Der or Parliament. III large nupai demon.
stration, presided over BY Or. Cullen, had
been held at Dublin; but ii is represented
to have been failure.
The London Times, in q leader on the
Italian question, says Il is now announced.
almost 10 official language that England
ard France have fnltyagreed to recognize
and protect the Central Italian Stntes,
and reiotced at the liberal course pnr.
sued BY Napoleon. 4 .. 1s..
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ITAIY.

Cardinal Wisemnn is said to have pro-
missed On Irish brigade for the Pope.
Report says that Victor Emmanuel, on
New Years day, In reply TO the hope Of
the Neapolitan Ambassador that all
would be arranged peaceiully, said, eIIow
arranged ia peacea Not at all. The
cannon will settle that and to the
Spanish Ambassador, .eTell your Queen
she ought to unite with. me, and not be-
lieye all those pastiei Of the priests.
/: The news Of Count W alewskt's resignation
had produced a very painful impression
on the Pope. He called together the
principal members OF the Sacred College,
and declared to them that he would never
fail in the mission which God had entrust-
ed him with, but that like his predecessor.
Plus VII, he wonId suffer exile and even
martyrdoin rather than do SO. d. -. =. T.
Tue Pope is said to have written to
Napoleon and called upon him to defend
Catholicism. The Emperor answered
like a goodg Catholic, hut made no promise
as prince sz.s g.: 4. -.
Preceding GaFihaldi's last departure
from Turin he issued a proclamation dis
solving the society "NazioHe Armata" o.
which he was president. His doing SO i;
regarded as another of the sacrifices ot
himself for his eountry's good. In closing
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FRANCE.

Lord Cowley had returned to Paris.
The Pdtrie says bis. mission to London
was truly one Of Importance. He Is rep
resented by one Of authority TO have an
nounced TINT Count Walewski's retire.
ment very materially Facilitated relations
between the Cabinets of France and
England. j. i. 4. s .@3.*
The latest rnmors from Paris suy that
General Canrobert was not going 10 Rome
as the successorof the Due de Grammont,
bnt that he would carry to the Papal go
vernnent propositions which, # rejected,
would be followed by an. order for tie
eyaeuation Of Rome By The French troops,
In Paris the appointment of McMal!o
to the command Of the army in Italy. niin
bering so, 900 men, was regarded as q
sign of warlike preparations. 5=::,:@
Il All sorts OF reports were current as tt
the relations OF France and Rome but
were very contradictory, and wholly IN
reliable. f, y :. 4s5.
M. Yillamerina is publishing pam
fphlet in which he advocates the Temporal
rights Of the Pope 81 .s::s..s 81.
1t is rumored that majority of TIL
French Bishops have expressed them
selves ready to launch into the public, bu
Rome hesitates to give the signal. :.
Il
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SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

i ~ -
The following dispatches Indicate the
course ofcvcntsin Morocco, according ID
Spanish accounts Y. I:
MApRlp, jan 8, 1860.
The Spanish have advanced on the
road To Tetnan, without being attacked.
General Zahala had recovered from his
illness. The Spanish loss In the action ut
CasteIIogos VAST Killed md AS wounded.
4 MAnRtp, Jan. 5, 1860.
Yesterday the Spanish were attacked
lii the Valley Negro by 1000 Moorish
cavalry and Z, 600 inFantry. They we're
dispersed BY the Spaniar,ls, WHO lind Eve
killed and nineteen wounded. The health
of the troops at the encampment Of
SCrnllo il improving.
MADRiD, Jan. 4 1860.
The whole army epcainped this morning
to the north Of Negro Valley, after hag-
ing deGled through tho pnsscs without
opposition. iii the course 81 the day d
council Of Generals was held to determine
upon d plan Of operations. III Is stated
that the army ID Africa will be consider
ably increased
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AUSTRIA.

# Tie Peoples Gasetts Of Berlin gives
the following account Of an interview
which took place before the Archduke
Maximilians departure for Madeira be-
tween him and his brother, the Emperor
3of Austria - 3.:9 "a; Il 5
al very violent scene took place on the
occasion, the Archduke being the only
member Of the imperial family who seems
10 clearly see tile criticnI situation Of the
Austrian monarchy and dares frankly to
recommend reforms. The Archduke
strongly pressed bis opinions on tho En-
peror, hut seeing that all was vain, he
ended BY saying, The crown You bear Isl
not the property Of i single person, but
.belongs to all the dynasty, aud when q
of the imperial family sees that ia
rs placed Id danger, bis duty is tospeaks u
This language threw the, Emperor into
great agitatioa, and he cried out several.
times, Only d rebel daFe talk So The
aforementioned d high parsonage st issup-.
posed the Empress vas nj last necessary
To put an end TO the painfnl scene. .#
II" Charges were rife against Austria Of
Intervention in Italy. I,c N0rd
directs attention tothe recruiting going
on in Vienna for. the pontiiiciai army
under the eyes Of the Austrian govern
mont. An Austrian General directs the
operations They choose the best soldiers
Idisllanded on nceannt of tho .radnqtiop %
their own army, aud the most able officers
whose services are now available il cor.
sequence Of peace Its just rs il they
had formed an auxiliary corps OF elitc 81
their veteran troops, aud transformed then
.by mere change Of uniform into the arm,
of.the Pope. &c NeYd adds: The con;
duct Of the Cabinet Of Vienna on this oe.
casion is not merely dishonorahIe. i
entails serious dangers 10 peace, and otl
Austria herself BY breaking her word
Austria tears upthe preiininaries of Villa.
franca and the treaty Of Zurich, and IN
Tier turn forces France from engagement
entered into by Napoleon respecting the
restoration Of the Dukes and their restor-
ed rights.
| # The Austrian government had ordered
| Prince Metternich to declare to the
French Cabinet that it wonld decline e
ENTER into negotiations on any other basis
tilan the agreement of YiIlafranca OF
treaty Of Zurich. .@... : =:...- :.s. y. +.