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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
Coraer OF Brady ard raurlh Sts.,
The Very Beat Music Books
for Adult and juvenile
Classes. and for "a h.
bath schools.

ApuLr-Amefican MusIrsi Glass Book 90
Grammar School Vocalist. 90 nuaiel NJ ror,
g. Musical Recreation 80. Muzieal Wreath,
/ 90 Nassn. kaeal tlns, hook, 80 Oppr TIC
Abum75 Parsesan's 4 & d Ausic ~
Part Sorgs Tor female oiGee d.. Seminary Glass
Book Of Ausic 81. Twin Sisters An opercts
a.
JUVENILE. Bakers Elementary Music Book
35 B,ker's school Mos,c Is ok 30 Birds Nocai
Music Reader lb taraiua Meloia 30 common
School long Book %. Exercise -o'g Book u =
Fltwer Festival ~ 3@nks Of tbs hhIne 30. Gold
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4 pts ea. is. May Festival. Juvenile Ornto-
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Book IS New York Normal Song Book 80 -
ghtingHle 85. One h-y singer To- Song Book
for Primary Schools %. Wreath Of .-chOo songs
S5
SABBATH SCHOOL. { heruh. BY J g. John
con, board. 80 paper %. Early osspms 70.
Gold en- Harp BIDS 20 pa ~. Or say our.
Sacred Ors'orio so The sabbath school %
sabbath School Luke sabbath School Wreath
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NEW ADV'TS.

For blea,h'ng alone the Washing Fluid II
worth three times the single sixpencs which viii
buy enough tor . large familp washing, Linens
That nave been thrown ont on account Of stains
and sfresks will be restored 10 beautiful white
ness by two OF three washings IN this Find. u
Families that depend on hired help NAV rslv n,
having their lineLs look nice without being wore
thfead-bsre on tho wash board
FINE SHIFTS, 6C., wa. aed by this system oil,
retain O beautiful coral whitepsss, a nd the hos,
otns instead 0: beng rent and strained out Of
shape on the wash board will keep their rrop.r
set, and wear uniform with the other parts. she
button-holes being also preserved.
COLOkED CLOTHING, of all dissertation can
be washed with this Fluid with nore safety thar
any other process
WOODEN GO0DS.-The liability of woolen
goods Ia shrink is unquastionnble, par,eulnrlv so
II the dirt Is extracted by by hard rubbing which
fuls the cloth at hut IN. is not tn sls ht-
est danger whore the Washing Fluid il used
FOR SCku BEING HOOKS, clesnipp and
beautityiDg painted walls, windows shd iii cloths
the washing FLUID stands ali cad OF any and ey-
cry other system, both or che, pness AMI dis.
pa.eh. The work can be done in halt tho usual
time required, and the surface will have new
appearance.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUsES.-We
respectfully ask you to try this system OF washing
Table Cloths, NAPKINS, Shoes, &c.
~ Warranted not To Inure the Fabrid
GEO. H. HIGGINS,
Agent Davenport, Post Office Box 3e5.)
For sale by ~ SAN.
jnel7 Brady Street opposite Post Office.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

tkfHEkEiS, on the h any Of January, 4. d
w 1897, james Reuwick executed unto james
G.. hussinan v Trustee, a certain Deed Of Trust
conveying 10 sad lruaiee the land il scott
county, lows, described as follows, to-wit -
',mmnncing at p-int forty 40 feet north from
the corner OF rcA aud Harrison streets thoncc
continuing north forty tl0) 'eet thence wos
eighty 81 !ett ti.eice south forty 100 {, OF ,
t9etce easf eighty So f,ei to the plaee o. be
gin ing, sail P,reel OF land being apart OF lot
NJ. 10 ~ !, bleck No twenty 70 IN the city OF
n.veIpo +, AMI Stafp If Iowa This deed was
gwen TOR the balance u purchase money and
simu itsneous With the deed conveying the
above descr bed premises by David Hill to
James Renwcb. Which said conveyance wa.
made by the saii james Renwiok or the
purp se OF securing the payment Of two
certain lromissory notes aud tho interest
thereon, -igned by said James Renwick, dated
tho IA h da of January A. l.. 1897, and ply able
as follows Onef one thou and dollars, pay
ape on the FIRST day Of Alri A, y. ISIS. md one
tor one THOUSAND do Lars. plya lie he first d.
Of Apr,l A ID 1883. with Intercst At the rate OF
'en per cent rannum. The In I note having
been paid, AM the interest On the nrst note hay
ing been paid up TO September LIT. 1892 aud four
dollars bcin, paid on the prircp4 OF said first
note,
And now, said p-oniss,ry note having tecomc
due ani payable and the said james
kenaick having failed 20 pay the first
mentioned note tho said Mo.sman hav-
ing let, the said county Of Scott and be-
tog untole TO act n Tristee. Flank Pumer ha,
been appointed by tho County Judge OF said
scott cauuty, 10 81 such Tru tee in his stead
Frank Hummer, Trustee by appoint
mfnt Us aforesaid. do hereby give this
public noiiae, hat by virtue Of the pawer
which il in inc vested by said Deed o. Trust. J
will on Friday. the 81 day Of July, A. ID. 1889
Il the hour Of O'Clock ip the afternoon OF "a d
lay, at the Court House door in the city Of iDav
enrovt, pose and uGer for sale At pubic auction
tle parcel Of land above described or
"a inucn thereof ~ shall be eces.ary
10 sausfy ant psy the amount Il ssd
pofos with tho interest thereon to the da % sal,
oge hrr with al the costs and expenses attend ng
said sale costs II this notice ahd Trustees foes
Dated the sth day OF Juhe, A.D 1858.
ines FRANK PLuMEk Trustee
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michigan Central Kali Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To ..ssC Y'Osk, ytesC England
ard ihe GUsU a -.

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY APRIL 18Th, 1868
~ trains leave the Great Central Union Depot
,sot of Lake street, ss follows
730 Dsy txpse,sf except Sunday )arrives Mt
Detroit at $50 N Suspension Bridge 81 $50 NJ,
Albany 3 90 NJ, New York 81 10 r Al, Boston IL:
Pm.
7:l5 N Night Express axoept Saturday, ar
rive Detroit ~ 6:"5 A N. Suspension brioge
$50 p M, Albany 4 As A II, New iork l0l6
A NJ, Boston $50 Al.
csgo ct 1880 A NJ mai train, Ia z N Fast zprsss;
arrive IN Chicago 81 s:l5 A Y Fast Express.
The 7:l5 z N train leaving ChicAg runs through
~ Cincinnati without Oh ange VI oars or bsggHy q.
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ee IEP
Bathing .3pN. isseMis OMd
Alr!IsMa ,ng SchUOl.
RULES andre LATIONS.

RULES AND kEGU LATIONS.
I TIE ESTABLISHMENT CONSISTS OF
/. two departments, VIZ: Bathing Apartments
and Swimming School.
2. Tho nuthing Apartments may be occupied
at any hour during the day by holders of sea.
son tickets or of ngle tickets
). The SrtMDiihy department will be used ex-
cusiveiy by tree swimmer and swimming schol-
Afr only ~ bathing dfess during lesson hours, a nd
for sWimminy setotafs only in the p essence of the
swimming teacher. Free swimmers are those
who are able 10 swim ouce entirely around the
area with ease. Swimming scholars until pro-
nouueed free swim nefsl will Lot be permitted t.
swim without the belt 10 prevent accidents
4. by advice Of physicians the time Of remain
ing in tho water will DO I'M red 20 teen minutes
N >irlng, and q try minutes in summer, and 70
fifteen minutes in fall mouths.
D. ~ the teflniaati u Of etch lesson tn mem
bel Will leave the basin al the signal, 10 make
room far others
bathing Apartme nts and swimming School
" II lie opened every day, except sundays, from
o'clock IN tho morning until in the evening -
Sundays from 4 70 8A.a
I. he swimming school will be drgoted cx-
ciusiveiy t. ladies trsm6 To / A. N. and from 3
to ?. N. Accessible 10 male members from 4 To
II AID rom :! 10 p II and from to Or ~
&. Poife behavior is expected as well as proper
attention to the.rules und and directions Of the
teacher.
y. am necessary alterations OF rules aud regu-
latlons will be posted up In hr rooms. .
10. Season tickets to tao bat ing apartments
and swim ming School 81 90 One-hal to DO
paid 10 advance and the balance at the end OF
ono 1sn;h. Single bath tickets twenty cents
eight for one liar.
IL Bathing dresses, towels etc, WILL be furn-
'shea by the me mbefs Of the Swimming School,
AID wi he tascn Oh rgs OF, dri, and kept n or
der, if desired, OF charge of ten cent per week.
IL. Parents or guardians OF the pupils ANA per.
sons introduced by the teacher are admitted as
visitors jle.5 dt,
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'0;csAs ant ssook lsiaaG bksAirws
SUMNER ARRANGEmEsr ,se,

.
1Ar AN AFT SIX MONDAY, NAY II ls;2
~ and until further notice, trains s:ii ,esve
'Ssenpoit daily. Sundays excepted, - follow:
ist mail Train a.. ....................9l OAn
~ Mknt OAHoss. Y. 80 p -
Trains srrive at Davenport daily, Suna.ys ex.
cspted, ~ follows:
Iet uikut express IT.. ..;. a. so A. II.
I'd daily express and mail train at. s 20p.r.
ID freight and ID class CO st....... 220p. \.
Al trAiasove this rou are in direct connexion
asChissgo with trains 'ver both the Miohissn
southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
wayne, and Chicago IA lroad to and from be.
goit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cipoinnati.
httsburg, Dunkirk, buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albs.
~, Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and W.sh.
ington.
h'sasrnsefs are reminded Of the nscess;tv of
giving Distinct directions - TO the destinations AZ
ehoir baggage also tot procure tickets before TAX
Ing their seats In the cars, the cond uctrs COL
isct fares only to stations on the line Of he OH.
cSgo anu Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintsndsnt.
Davenport. May Ii. 1913. dS
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nlCAis&H SOG,hUfh u Like share
RAILROAD.
SUNNI ER ARRAN EMHNr

/ AND FTEk NAY 4TH, AND IN
I'll further notice trains will leave Chicago A
follows: -
700 A NJ Now York Express. daily, except
days.
- Trains arrive in Chicago at s:I5 P NJ, and
lb AN. "A'
All the above trains make regular connections
oDunkirk, bufaIo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
ORR, Boston, Philadelphia. baltimore and al
points East.
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with all mod
crn improvements run on Night Trains.
Through 1i.kcls can te obtained at the Com
,aay Office, 81 Clark street, under sherman
boLse, or ct the Depot, corner OF Old Van buren,
.A1 Sherman streets.
Il. 3. SAWYER,
General Western A9e.k
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q l. % As l. ~ 4 q.
SEyv'i.VG .rg.ICHEVE.

THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIerERFNT
\ shtchrs, and tuis the cloth eithsY right or
at, as the operator may desire. Ii fews very
iapid, ~ easy Of operation AID Almost noiseIess
u 10 fully protected by letters patent, AMI elof
nssninc Warranted to the purchaser
All those desiring a 6r5t class family OWN
aaehine viii De richly repaid by an ovaminatio
Of it, merits
MISS. X Is. ClINGMAN
ksom' No. cup -t,irs) Forest Rl eek, corner
Ferry .ni Iniri streets, Davenport, Iowa.
mar Az
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

W YHFREAS,on tho 9th day Of Janusry,A. d.
w 1851. Aurelius w. Brsdt executed unto
pasid y True as Trustee, = cert. In deed o.
Trust, oonvcyitg 10 said Trusteethe land 10 SCOT,
county. Iowa, described ~ follows, to- wit The
20 tn east quarter of tho south west quarter OF
section No three q, N township No. seventy
eight n north, Of range No. three f3) east. OF
the fifth 9TH p. IN vh,ch said deed Of trust sp
Scott county, in book 80 Of mortgages, At page
343, aud Which said conveyance was made by the
.ad Aurelius W. Bradt, for the purpose Of secur
Ing the payment Of . certain promissofy note, and
the interest thereon, signed by said Aurelius W
Bradt, datei the 18th day Of January A. j. 1861,
and payable as follows: For the sum Of four
hundred and Fifty 81 o. dollars. payable On the
23i day Of March, 1882. With interest NJ the rate
Of ten per cent per annum.
And now, said promissory note having
become due and PAYABLE, and the salo
Aurelius W. Bradt having failed 70 pay
tho same ], David :. True. Trustee NJ
aforesaid. do hereby give this pubic notice
thai by virtue OF the power which is in me vested
by ead ocd of Trust, I will. TN Friday. the
81 day of July, A. ID. ls6S. at tho hour o
o'clock in the afternoon Of saiddsy. nj tho Cour
house do " in the city Of davenport pose and Of
Ter for sale. at public suc'ion The parcel 81 land
above descri bed or mucr thereof as shall be
ce.sary to satisfy and pay the amount of said
note with interest thereon to the day Of sale
together with all the costs and expenses attending
said sale, costs If this notice aud Trustees fees.
Dated tho 18th day Of June, A ID 1864.
DAVID s. True,
incl dts Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE.


yNTHEkFiS on the 18th day II February A
w u 1859, Madison P,ckens ahi Aimira h
HI, wife, enecu,ed unto Howard Darlington ~
Trustee "a cert in Deed OF Trust, conveying, u
said Trustee Tho lands IN Scott county, Iowa, des
cribed as follows, tu-wit: The north eas, quar-
ter Of section thirty FIVE SO, in township eight,
fs0) north, of range two ~ east Of the f.tl
p iucipa meridian. which said conveyance is re-
corded IN book 20" OF mortgages. at page % o
the records Of said county, aud wa, made by III.
said Madison Pickens and wife, for the purpose OF
securing the payment of certain prom issory note
and tho interest thereon. sigoed by said Madison
Iirkens. dated he 18th day Of February, A. ID
1889, payable in ono year thereafter, Tor tho sun
Of eleven hundred dollars, to the order of Joshua
Evans with interest after maturity at ten pei
cent. per annum, on which said note there ia
boon pail The eun Of two hundred dollars
Ana now said note having become due and pay
abe and tle said Madi on skuns having JAILED
lay tho same. Howard darlington. trustee .,
Aforesaid DO hereby give this public notice. that by
virtue ~ the power which IL IN the vested bv sand
deed of trust, will. on Thursday, the 18th day Ci
June. 4. u. lsd3,at the hour of 10 o'ciock Ia tn
forenoon Of said day. AZ the COuft House door II
the city a Davenport, expose and offer for sale
A fub.tc Auctieu. tns parcel OF land aboy DC
serbod, or 50 mush thereof IN al DO necessa 10
to satisfy aud ny the amoult nue on said not.
with the intercs; thereon to the day oil 3 lie, D.
getheT Win all the costs anu ex l,enses attend NJ
said sale, Coz OF his motto ard Trustees fees.
Dated - day Of June, a u. 1853
HOWARD De- ELLINGTON,
5#s4 Trn tee
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RAILROADS.
Mississippi and Missouri Rairoad,

t,siss nm by OAieego time. skich 70 tsslv, -.
st's tester kAss Davenport tisss.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY nth.
- 1888, and until further notice, passens q
trAin. will leave Davenport - follows:
90 a. 4. for Malcolm and washinetoa.
2.4s P. n. for Brooklyn and Auscatine.
raAiHs ARRIvs At DAvBHPosf Al voLLova.
6.45 P. \. from Brooklyn and Washington.
SIS P. y. from Malcolm and Muscstine.
The 500 An. train nut Of Davenport makes dirsot
Connections at Malcolm, Iowa city and Washing
tsi With he Western Stage Csmpsny's stages for
", points West, South vest and North west.
Trains from the West connect ~ Davenport
with trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Aosd for all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
n'ing distinct directions rs 70 the estimation Of
.oe,, esssace els" to prooprsaiakaa bsfcse ticking
'hsn seats d shc CARS.
JOHN =. TRACY, Gsnr sup't.
A. KENDALL, Asst Supt.
Davenport, May II. lse3.-dtf
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Curing TaUthsch~ 4 HeHsslgia
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for PKARLy WuirK and Sosnd TEETH Use
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~ Bewa.e OF the ordinary cheap tooth pow.
aers, which whiten but destroy.
DO you wish 10 DO certain that yoar breath s
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OF tricndsy Usc DT Hurd's Celebrated
Mouth Wash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
Thu astingenf wash is also the best remedy 10
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Sore Mouth, cts. II has cured hundreds
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0e, DIR. Ilurd's Magic TOOthache Drops.
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Are you afflicted with Neuralgia Got Dr. w !.
u UuTd's Neuralgia Plasters. Tho most
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They do not adhere nor blister. but soothe and
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receipt Of price
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CAUTIos.-As there e-~ dealers who tako ad.
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aistion, and Vice President vi the New YOrb
City Dental Society.
WIN. b. HURD 4 CO., New York.
july8-dxwtfehl4
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BILIOUS DISTRICTS OF rus

WEST AND SOUTH WEST
where they have been introJu .oi ,
they are recommended by the Phys
icisns ~ beneficial If tsnen in pro-
per quantities In accordance with
the directions, a. q preventative and
cure tar fHyRh AMI ARR
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NJ EDICAL.
R0BACk'S ST0NACH BlTTERS,
THESE BITTERs.

are not offered TO the tublic as q
medicine that viii cnre ali Ellis ths,
n'sh - Leir to-" but they arc IN
honest, reliable, remedial agent, and
arc an efficient and agreeable regu-
'ato' OF the system. In all sections
of the Z ,untry, especially in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
THE AMERICAN QUESTION


MS LETTER TO EARL RUssELI--JEFr. DAVIS Ac.
KNowLEp0gs THAT ENGLAND rs AGAINST THE
REBELLION, ETC.
text of the letter which Mr. Mason announces TO Earl
Russell the termination OF the rebel mission to Eng.
land
Mr. xAsoS's Inter.
No. "a UrrH SEYMOUR STREET PoR1NAS SouARs,
LONDON, Sept. II, 1s63 /
The Right Honorable Earl RUssFfi Her Maestys Score
tary.uf State for Foreign Affairs
My InRD-n despatch from the Secretary Of STATE Of
the Confederate States Of America dated the ah day Of
consider mission which brought to England ns at
end and am directed 10 Withdraw at once from this
country.
tho reasons for terminating hs mission arc se, forth
10 extract from the despatch which have the honor
10 communicate herewith.
The President believes that the government ~ her
Majesty has determined p delEc tho uycrturcs made
through you for establishing by treaty friendly relations
between tho two govoruInonts I'd cuiea1s no tnent
n recsring YOU ne accredited Aniaer Of ta covers.
p,sni near the British Court"
uIdcr those circumstances your continued residence in
Ioudon ia neither conducive 10 the interests conss
ttA ne d0HtE o. uu forcrslacni, and tlc President
therefore requests that you consider your an
end, aud tia, you withdraw With your secretary from
I,0ndon.r
Having made known 10 your lordship on my arrival
hco the character and purposes q the mission entrusted
20 me by my government, have deemed " DUO 10
teey thus 20 make known 20 the government of her
Majesty its termination, and that shall 40 directed, at
once withdraw from England.
have the honor TO be your IordshiPs very o6edent
servant, y w. hAeVN'
ruE RFBzL OFFICIAL LAIESr.
On this the lnd.r makes che following comments
(dprosed 10 be 'usprei, setting tor,h sevets reis''
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THE PRIvATEERS.
The Privatecrs In md Dat OF Table Day
History or Their Operations ne Sea
Protest OF the United states Consul.


The Privateers In and Out OF Table Bay
History OF Their Operations ne sea-
Protest OF the United states Consul.
Inc cape or Good HOPE mails to Angus, 20 bad reached
iuglaad.
The Aab ma put uio fable Bay the 9Th OF August,
eaptlraga8 ihe did so American vessel the Sea
bride wbaa ied New YORK FOR the Care OF Good HOPE
.hc 2lth o, Nay.
she had 80 -siturci vessel named the leila.
Amer soy IS e. the bay iu the 9th OF August she FRO
ecedcd 10 SIMON Bay adds reported TO have finally let
tho Care ,u TIE Itth o, August
The soa irie va hcr nty-.ivh prize
The 90 rga Put into simous by for coal on tho 10Th
q August aud reported having captured bonded
American shin fri' &c n Waes from Van.ras, COR Ant
wegp. Tic weasel has arrived at Antwerp.
IAc CoQ -eia bal captured nficcu prize IN an
1he sailing rtyatecr Conrad pat % Simon Bay on
IA stu NJ August - The lu'coosa having on her cruise
changed her name. she reported having captlrcd and
b.udci lLo An.er ship s1uicr, tom Akyab on tie
2sUi oI AMI with rice for Falmouth, FOR orders
lhe amount OF tie bond j. not given.
The Alsbana vas visited BY huudrlds y c3loulsts who
crowded her decks during her stay. They received
must cordially BY her crcefE and The kindly feel
lrg prevailed towards Captain semmcs aud his orow
The FEDERAL war steamer Vanderbilt len 81 Helena
the 10Th Of August
sue WAS SAIL TO re In pursuit Of the Alabama
rFrom tho Care Town Argus Augrst H.
pur the whole u saturday tho Alabama lay quietly
anchor 10 Table Bay, the waters Of which had then
become nmparauyely calm, bat With tho vsorous no
Ongor alongside that weasel having dragged Der anchors
during Frday night and drited considerable distance
~ coward In the after part Of tEs day although the
weather vN gloomy, goodly number q visitors went
OF 10 ths vessel and received with the courteous
vvba1ny which distinguished the conduct OF the officers
or Tho shp towards the crowds who thronged around her
Thursday,
an snoslcney tue Governor havIns. as stated in our
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
Another Warning TO MAMMALIAN.
From the Botschafter OF Vienna, sept "a

As the question of the Mexican throne FAR II
prince of imperial hpusc appears likely TO be
resolved within the days consider that the
fitting time has como 10 deliver our opinion this
event. We hare tefore To,rf-d os, IA que general
cdy thdf TIE Me1cdr throne net cruelty desirable pofss,.
SION but our observations limited 10 those remarks
What we that time prophesicd turn fayorab the
Northern Sates--an event not generally expected in
EUROPE occurred, and tho conclusions which result
tbeie rom regarding the Mexican empire become more
foundation Of throne on the North American continent
c1n only rcsua ~ hcstnng Ms Tertod when American
dsHlOcyocy Uit lsfe 10 he rsidps betsccn ne ,tpcf
Of Erops We believe that the future VIII prove the
only DO with the prescut, ard shall here alec
One ourselves merely the interests engaged on this side
When member ~ rcigning family has The opportu'
nifty md the desire 90 tho throne OF foreign
arising from The international interests OF the
country & which tie candidate for the throne oeongs We
sy 10 h dicu but Il Is not mpossble ana 20 ar rs We
able up 10 the present time 70 uaRe tne Mexe1n
affair II appears 70 be considered In this light In the high
quarters From the geographical Political and hnan
oia position u AUSTRIA We have considered u a. sef
evident that the Mexican oanditture OF tne Archdukc
Maximlan Is an entirely personal matter. We are not
c,o upop 10 act or the personal advisers OF his Imperial
Holiness wero II So we should have much 10 say but
we are not - ySulsd undertaking TIE task of fourd
iro Nrtco ,oeii oered did foedfat empire hds tt
cft yoD.r of attraction n cntice ne mos, onblous ard
cirs rtaos and " the enterprise be Of doubtful issue
IA would bo but the seductive 10 a man about
enter ON the path Of new Fernando Cortes.
The national snd International interest that Austra can
have w this matter IA undoubtedly nothing more than
this that the rest Of The world should understand that
the matter Of wholly personal nAiure and 10 no
wise Affects the potition Of the empire
Wecannot sldecd, hero pass over 10 sisnce the fact
that Erglish politicians do not admit this 70 be possible
We believe, however, that Rnslsh opinion in this case
goes far Instances are mol wanting OF princes and
vrocesses who. folowpe their own personal interests