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TH0NAs LATHIM, Clerk.
i. u. Wrinkle vs.. Thomas HaySe, ct ala.
r ADpEApTNG From rur Arm

L the plaintiff this that the defendants Thomas
Hayes Goaby Hayes Roadasn Harren and c. W. Latsm,
are aOu-redents Of the Of Tennessee, ssscond
process be served them Il is
ordered publication DO made for four successive
BrOwBlow Wing, notify ing said defendants to
pear Of the Circuit Court at Ruedge,
fourth Monday Of August then and there TO plead
answer demand the plaintiff, the
will be taken for confessed the proceeded with
Dart. Jun. 20 lsG6.4tN THOMAS LATHIM, Clerk
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May .. ITWI0 y. EFalCIs A, ITWIn.
1T APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
CATIONS IN the petition filed IN this cause which i sworn
10 the plaintiff that the defendant gone
beyond the limits Of the state Of Tennessee asconds
oceals himself that the ordinary Process law cannot
sed upon him ordered that publication be made for
ur successive weeks BrOwHow's Wing notifying said de-
fnd,ut appear the next 81 the Circuit for
eherson county, Dsudrdg tine nj Monday Au-
inst 1866 and there plead, demur the
etition the will d akE tel conf sed and
juno "a, is66 a. cCUIsTIoN, Clerk.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-RUPLEDGE.

Marshall Dyer John Grimes.
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
plaintiff this that the defendant sbsconds
himself that the ordinary be served
him 1t ordered that publication be made for four
weeks in BroTniows Wing notifying said defendant
appear of the Circuit Court st Rutedge
the fourth Monday Of August then and there 10
plead answer the demand Of the plaintiff, the
confessed and the proceeded with
paTts. . =
Jane 20, 1856 THOMAS LATHIM, Clerk.
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wul. i. SawyeIs vs.. William CLidrcss.
IT APPEARING FROM The AFFl-

DAVIT planti Tbs thst Tie dtendant has
removed himself limits the state Of Tennessee,
Ebcoud coacyals himself that tie ordinary process Of
law cannot upon Il ordered that publica-
made Ueeke IN BroWnlOws Wing,
notifying said defendant appear the Of the
Circui. Court Jefferson county, cambridge the
11 Monday Of August ls then there plead answer
or 5enur 10 the suit demand of Ii, Eaiun,
will De taken for confessed and the proceeded with
parte =, ,,--.,r.,- ..
June -, IStt pr =. :. HcCLleI1vNs IlerA.
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Attachment.
AtIdCuuSAG'
ENrc p CID ralI 4 Co rs g 8 White

VIM P. CardwelI Co., rs G. s. White.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says the defendant indebted him and abscond that
Of Law be served him and
having original attachment against the estate OF
returnsbe before P H. Skaggs Justice
Of he Peace for Knox county and the having been
turned on the 18th day Of April 1866 levied the
y of the defendant therefore ordered By that the
aid defendant appear before my Office, in the 18th Dis
trict county Tenn the goth day Of october
next to defend his suit it will be proceeded with ex parte
further ordered that this notice be published for four
cessvs weeks IN Brownov's Wing. -
july4-4t" 2. h. ShAGGSI j. 7.
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CHANcERY coURT-DANDRIDGE
SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS, MILLS,
{. B. Nance, ct al, We. Patton Howell, ct al.
N npEDIENHE 10 a DECREE pRO

C. B. Nance, al We. Patton Howell ct al
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE PRO
L NOUCED the December Term, 1865, of said court
various against Patton Howell and revived the
Term 1885, thereof will proceed 70 sell. the
door in Dsnddg Saturday the 18th Of August
all the right e claim and interest Of said respondent
Howell 40 Of valuable land IN the 9Th Dis
cI of Jefferson county Noisy Creek adjoining the and
Of W. D. g. n EaiH L. Peck and others There IL
said premises Grst and Saw Mill, hne brick Black
smith Shop good Dwelling aud various other houses suts
be for mechanics and Of the best sites for manusc
;urng in East Tennessee.
eaid Lands will be sold credit Of one two, and three
years. with interest from DATE and in bar Of the equity OF
depon bonds with approved security will be required oil
the purchaser and retained for further security
July 4 1866. VIM GALBRAITH, c. & VI.
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Il DANIT The plaintiff ID this that defendants
residents u the state Of ieuLCs= absc0nd
Themselves gat the ordinary g Nv cannot BE-
0Eiyr- that publication be- made
soar n Br--ngws Wing, notifying said de-
the Of the ClrCu.t court for
county USulra' the second Monday II Au
gust 1906, and .Lrr plead. answer iClur the
zuit plaintiff, ts viii be taken
cyufessed and IL -1gEs proceeded with parte.
June -. IetG. pt5 =. =. HC,UISTI0S, Clerk.
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George W Vittatoe Joseph Johnson.
IT APPEARING FROM TILE AFFI-

DAVIT Of the plaintiff in this that the defendant 50
himself THAI the ordinary Of Law
be served upon HIM j Is ordered by tie court thai
publication De made for tgur successive wEs BrOwnow
Whg notifying said defendant appear the Term Of
the Crcai Rutrdg the 4th Monday Of August
ls5, plead answer demuT the dmaud the plain
til th will be taken for confessed and the pro-
eeedrd with part". -
July I, 1860. PTS THOMAS 1ATHld, Clerk.
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John :. Dyer vs.. B. J Yoe.
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-

DAVIT the plaintiff this thar the defendant has
removed himself ta limits OF the State Of Tennessee
o. abscgnds himself ordinary process
b served LIn IL Is ordered that publi-
be made Tor tour week. IN BTUwDlCw Hhg
notifying SAID defendant appear the OF tn
jefferson cambridge, the
oud Monday Of August, 1866 and there plead,
syyer and demand 81 the plaintiff, thu
same confessed tb= proceeded viii
Juue =, lstG. qIJ = acLU IsTION, Clerk.
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CIRCUIT CoURP-DANDRIDGE.
Second Jalical Circuit, Jefferson county, Tennessee
A. :. Kyle vs. B. Z. Yoe
IT APPEALING FROM THE AFFI-

l. DAVIT Of the plaintiff IN this that the defendant
removed himself boy Uud the limits Of the Of Tennes
asCouls CyuCea himself that the ordinary
cess Aim Il ordered that publ
be made for four in BTCwnlCws Wing,
notifying said defendant appear tLe Of the
Jefferson county DaDIgidg, the
ond Monday August 1850 then and there plead
the and dcna nd Of the pllutn
viii te taken 1E contested aud proceeded with psTte
June ~, lSJG. gCt :. :. HcCCISTIUN, Clerk.
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NJ Goldman ". James Z. Garter, ct ais.
IT APPEARING FROM The AFFI-

DAvIT Of the plaintiff il this that the defendants,
James f. Carter Fish Miller, l. wiz and Lafayette
Jennng Jscond general themselves that the ordinary
process Of H be served upUU hrul Il is ordered by
che that publication b0 made fer four successive weeks in
Brouuws hIE, said defendants the
Term Of Circuit Count Rarge, the 9Th Mon
ay Of August 1866 Flad Of deuur the demand
the plaintiff the viii be taken confessed and
the cause proc, siel with yarlC.
July4 1866 itpi5 THOMAS LATHIM Clerk
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Peruel Ba'es VS.. W Fam.
1t APPEARING FROM THE AFFL-

DANIT the Painun this that the defendant has
abscoUded gone the limits Tennessee,
or 90 himself ordinary process
law cannot lie ed upon him ordered that puBli-
cation be made Brow nlows Wing,
d def liall T.uAr az Jhr Of the
Circuit jefferson county, Danddg the
Monday Cf lS and there plead
and demand plaintiff tie
will be taken confessed and the proceeded With
paTte.
JUNE .. lses Eg = = McCUI>TIoN, Clerk.
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TO THE CREDITORS OF SAMUEL

PRIDE deceased You are hereby nOt6ei that the in
sovency Of the said Pride duly sugges
and tho administrator has fled this his nsovent
Bill therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master his
Rules that tho creditors of said file their Claims
duly authenticated in this before the first day
september next, or they viii be forever barred.
W. c. PIOKENS, {. NJ,
juHrzT-4t By Z. GODDARD, D. @. NJ
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Lar0c. Mycr 4 CO -. 3 7 zoe.
Ii APPEARING FROM TIE AEFI-

DAyIT Of tho platinum this that The defendant has
removed himself th- >laIr OF Tennessee,
50 Rbsccut couc-als himself tine ordinary process
law cannot upuu him II Is ordered that puLliCa
be made weeks IN BrUvn!Ows Wing,
notifying said de appear the term Of The
Circuit Jefferson county az cambridge, the s-cOnu
Monday August, ls-6, there plead answer,
dcmur and dem Lua OF the plaintiffs, the
viii confessed and .g proceeded with
PaEtc
June o. 1865. pf5 {. :. INCLUSION, Clerk.
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B t BABBIrT'S best Medicinal SALERArUS, made
from Common Salt Bread made with this Saleratus CON
ains baked nothing but SALT water and flour
Nos g. S. g. 81 S. So TO- H. and "A Washington ST. New
York.
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Eathau 4. Sagyc-s ". George MargTayes.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
pAyIT cf he plaintiff that the defendant has
.Nscopded and gone beyond limits she Of TCnncs
See Or abeconds C0ucas himself thar The ordinary pro-
GEES Of bs served GI"u him II l. ordered that
notification be made weeks BrJwnlOv
Wing notifying said defendant sppar the 1cXt term OF
the Cjrcui. Court county, cambridge, The
,sd Monday Of August. 1880 and there plead
,r or rrur 10 The sui. and demand the plaintiff tbt
Same viii be taken f- confessed and she proceeded with
&
June =, ls1@ pi3 =. 8 INCLUSION. CLERK.
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William TiI.er Admiuisrra vs. Jesse Z. Moore
Ii APPEARING FROM LIE AFFI-

DANIT q panIn te lIaL tIa dslendant ha-
rrno,c "a hms,I yUud Of Of Tennessee,
OF a5gcUBds cU4cs himself tia. the ordinary process
{ yrEyd upon him Iii ordered thar publica
De weeks "a DTOWulo| Wing,
notifying said defendant appear the next term OF the
Crcut Court jefferson county DaulEg the
Monday August, lSUG and there plead,
!, muir 10 the and demand Of the plaintiff, the
will taken Confessed end .a- proceeded with
paT:o.
June g, 1896. IL :. =. NcCUISTI0H, Clerk.
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1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-

DANIT Of The plaintiff in this that the defendant is
NONRESIDENT Of this COHceals himself tho
dinsry process Of Law be served upon him is
derd that publication b. made for weeks in
Browulow Wing, notifying said defendant appear at TIL
Term % the Circuit Court Rutledge the 4th Mon
day Of August 1866, plead demur 20 the de-
raand the plaintiff will be for confessed
July g. l8C6. pf5 THOMAS LATHIM, Clerk.
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s. YaIa7;x|I.z.jE J. IZzI
gu 81 gsltg:

3. L. BABBITT S LABOR SAVING
SOAP-Ths soap made from clean and pure Materials
collaboration OF kind will not lnluFo the most Gel
cate fabric especially adapted for wCCleBs, which VIII
shrink being washed with this Soap IL may be USED
hard salt water 1t will remove paint, grease tar ana
stains OF all kinds One pound warranted equal pounds
ordinary family soap. Directions sent with each bar Tor
making three gallons handsome soft soap from pound OF
Soap Each bar is wrapped in circular containing full
use printed in English and German ASK your
grocer for B. r. Rabbits Soap and take no other.
B. r. BABBITT Nos. g. G5, s., ST. s. 81, 20 = and u
WASHINGTON street New York. Apr4-ly
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NEW REMEDY.
MRS, WINSLOWS MYSTIC PILLS

A RE THE ONLY SAFE AND TRULY
IN EFFECTIVE medicine for Females eXtant
Do not tre your health and use cheap and dangerous
medicine which Druggists may have bouSht, ana VIII Froh-
mend to you, being ignorant OF their qualities . .
Mrs. Win~IOW'> HyNG pills are i4lld in lhelf
operon; correct all irregularities and painful trua-
No maiden wifc. or mother should be without them.
Try themus according direction, ana We Know the i0
suit viii be desired.
Ask for Mrs WISsLows MysIIa rILLs Take none other
Price s. peg box, boxes 50 or 79s ~ al us
gists. CHAiNb In ~, DitOS:
maT2lu wholesale agents
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James ". JACOBS David snoldy.
II APPEARING FROM TIE AFFI-

DAVIT Of the plaintiff ID that the defendant has
himself beyond tg limits 4 tie state Of Tennessee,
r abscUuds himself bat The ordinary process
law Cannot served him II ordered that publication
D. ie for f0uF weeks u Brow nlu Wing, EUti-
wing said dudaut appear 81 the neat term Of the Circuit
Court county cambridge, The second Mon
uy cf August ls10 and there plead de-
mar 70 and demand Uf the plaintiff the will
r. taken for confessed and proceeded with YaTte
Iun- p. 1sss MS NcCTI>TIUN. Clerk.
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cHAScExY SALE OF LAND.

CaAEcEEY SAFE OF LAND.
John R. Branusr n. Z. Zinc Company, ct al
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE PRO
NouNCED at the Term, 1865, OF said court In said
will sell to the highest bidder at the court
mouse door cambridge Monday the 18th day of August
next on months and in bar of the right of
uptIon of said defendants in lease for
mining purposes about four hundred Acres Of land In
Civil District OF Jefferson adjoining the lands
f John R. Brsnner Henry A. Mendenhal Others Note
with approved security will required Of the purchaser
July 4, 1866. At VIM GALBRAITH, e. & NJ
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CR ANCERY COURT MARYvILLE.

ITO THE CREDITORS OF SAMUEL
II McCAMMY, deceased. Y on hereby notified that
the insolvency McCammy has been
duly suggested administrators have filed in this
nsoveut bill II therefore ordered by the Olrk
Master Rules that the creditors Of said estate file
claims duly authenticated in this case beO tae
September they viii be forever barred.
W. C. PICKENS, c. & NJ,
b. E. GODDARD. D. c. Z NJ.
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Ban amin Bransou James Z. Carter, ct ais
1T APPEARING EROM THE AEEL

DAvIT Of the plaintiff this that the defendants
james {. Carter, Fish Miller, Lewis and lafayette
Jennings ahCOnd conceal themselves that the ordinary
process Of the law by served them II ordered
By the that publication b made for four successive
uesks IN Brow nlows Wing notifying said defendants to
pear the Term Of the Circuit Court at Rut-dge,
the 9Th Monday Of August Is 70 plead demu
the d'mand OF the plaintiff the will be taken for
confessed and proceeded with e1 paIta.
July :, 1866. Yf5 THOMAS LATHl1I, Clerk
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B. r BABBITT'S STAR YEAST POWDER Light Bis
cult or any kind of may be made with this Yeast Po"
der in IS No shortening il required when SWEEP
milk is used "A Washington Street, New York
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IT APPEARING FROM TIE AFFI-

John R. Branner. Administrator Of VIM. 4. Branuor.
deceased, ys. James C. Bradford and TheOderick l.
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Piety Kim6rough VS. Alexander Caldwell, Henry Denni
son, Samuel Dennis0n, -d>ant Witt, 81, Bradley
Tally and Pleasant 4 Win. s..
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-

DANlI - the plaintiff that the defendants La We
removed themselves from tn Tennessee abscond
d conceal ihnssNes that the ordinary OF law cam
Lc served upon them: Is ordered that utilization
Tor our successive weeks IN Browugws Hhg, notifying ID
Defendants 70 appear al the the Circuit Court for
Jefferson county ~ DanddE second Monday
gust neNt then and there plead, answer III
sut and demand ot the plaintiff the will be taken for
confessed aud the cause proceeded with Tartc.
June ., lsh6 Fta :. 5 No UISTION. Clerk
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r bert Allen y. Maria Allen.
IT Ape AIRING FROM THE ALLIE

CATIONS the petition filed in this cause which
the defendant has RbsCoHded gone beyond the
limits of State Of Tennessee conesAls herself that
the ordinary Of law upon herr II l.
ordered that publication be made weeks In
Brovnlowg Wing notifying said defendant appear at the
Term Of circuit Rutledge the 4th
day Of August 1885, plead dmur 70 the petit
tou the will b. taken confessed and for hear
lag pRTte.
July 4, 1876. pf5 THOMAS LATUIM, Clerk.
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Commeroin, Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Ihe discount demand
NJ tho Bank ol tho full average character On the stock
Exchange advances offered nj 81 per cent ConsO ~
spite tendency reaction at the opening closed
strong impression prevails that the worst dhcues WI
be s0n raonnted The bank rate IL unchanged Oyerend
Quincy about 20 forward cericateso Indebtedness
. their creditors ~,
IlyFRToor July "a m-BREAt sTUFFs- Messrs Richard
son spence L. Co. report: Flour heavy and jGid lower
Whea. very dull and a6d lower. Corn Inactive ana a
lower Prices Of all articles nominal -
PRoysloas-The circular reports Beef quiet FORK
firm Bacon very dull Lard Cat and nominal Cheese easier
TsliOw Quie. aud 81. lower. . 81,
PRoDucg--rhe Brokers Circular reports Ashes-smah
safes at for POts. Sugar quiet aud steady Coee
ouet' Rice easier Linseei No sae Coal O1--No sales
Inseed Oh dull and nominal Rosin quiet at 5000 for
Common American. Spirits Iarpe ltine caaeri American
o Petroleum quiet and steady at lodl IL Tor kenaeo
Preadstur quiet easoJ. Iron quiet s6 for Rails and
and s. FIR c0teh Pig Sugar qaie, and steady toee
lrn Tea easier. Rice cniet. Lnseed--Only small saef
Iiuseed Cakes duh Linseed Oh quiet at 3 9d37. Taow
nge. Spirits Tarpentne fat at 81 Petroleum quet and
stea y at n fir Refined Sperm Oh steady at 4 23
--LATEST.
LIyEKPCoI July p u.Col;On-Ssles to-day HOO bales
Including COO bales spectators and exporters market
dull and lower the Friday having been lost
owing probable failure Of peace negotiations Mdding
Uplands quoted az about i3i. .
Rreudstufrs hrmer but salcs small
Provisions inactive.
LONDON july s-p m-U G. fvetwcnties are declng oy.
ing the large shipments rhe closing prices are 66id61
ConsOls for money. s7ide
Ere shares g d3r!.
Illinois Central shares, 15taTl.
GLASGOW MARKETs.- IeCals Clrenlar reports'-BTeae'
stuas inactive and nominaly consi ierably lower.
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1866.

swept by canister and grape from the outworks of
Peschera while the right lay close upon Villafranea:
Tho First Corps camped there the night OF the I'D ana
began their march on the 9th o'clock They met tne
AnstriGns almost immediately and drove them back
Dursndo had idea of battle yet; but at ococs
ne whole Imperial army found located upon ground
0f their selection and the Italians charged upon ths
with reckless audacity From that time uni p m inc
lines wavered sonewhat but at that hour the Italian he
was In advance OF It's position in the morning.
We took lsoO prisoners BY actual count we nave ~
many Of the eneuys wounded as he has OF ours ana IN
guns the amount wiz balance The Archduke claims 70
have captured 1000 prisoners. You see 70 was ofd"h
battle the fighting went and that our Generals
gere outwitted by somebody.
Bat very proud Of the dav ard of its results
When il is said that Durando should have retired when
The enemy appeared in force, the people say No. ~ %s
better e. hight and lose than 70 retire from an onefea Da
de- In political conditions, General must begcided
much by sach impulses rs moved Durando. III the old
hero hears in his bed how warmly the people applaud him.
he knows what fire that days work kiudles IN the
agmy he will see cause 10 put aside his chacriu
Were we to-day this side the Mincio with nothing be-
yond H. should b. much worse OF than we are with
only the memory Of bloody field which every Italian
did his duty and the highest Wed with the loves; TO offer
his blood as the first sacrifice in this national war The
nation embled at the first news for il feared the truth
would prove bitter But a. letters come in from officers
and soldiers detailing how they and their comrades DID
and umphed that day the 24th of June becomes deaeg
than all other DAYS in tnc year That day for the hIs
tine, Italian army fought and was not beaten NEno
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any considerable number of troops from Venea and I'M
less shelter red by the acgs Of France may soon be com
PEELED to hear terms Of peace dictated by Prussia IN her
own capital
The Times remarks the quesuons whether the
Emperor Napoleon will back his tender OF good Offices by
trca; of armed Interference and whether any event
he will be contented with part stakeholder will
principles apparently foreshadOwed in his letter 10 NJ
Drouyn de Lhuys Does he regard himself as simple
trustee of Neneta for Italy, will he make his own
terms before transferring IL VIII he submit 70 witness
the agerandZement of Prussia IN Northern Europe with
ont demanding any fresh rccfcaton Of the Eastern from
tier of France Or will lie invite the Great Powers to aid
in partition Of the Continent based the rights
Of nationalitics and national borndaiesi
Ii is difficult 10 believe that either Italy Prussia will
ultimately Tepel the pacific OverureS Of the Emperor Ma
poeon. especially if they should be supported by England
Sooner later, therefore without sacrificing single sol
der imposing the slightest burden France, the
French Emperor will PROBABLY ind himself again the real
arber Of Europe 1t is position which lofty ambition
wOuld disdain abuse.
The Dady Nc'rs compares the ccssion of Vcnetia to
France an act of debtor who makes away WIN MS
property when the OF bankruptcy There j. want
OF iankneSs about the Austrian Government that Is hteu
cXasperac Prussia II Austria wants the army corps
in Italy Vienna 70 make better terms Prussia cannot
be expected to aid her IN setting them at hhJy 1hee
j. doubt but tina. the refusal of French mediation would
be very serious event. bIt il would not be safe To con-
cu,b too abruptly that the powerful word OF Napoleon
will instantly restore peace IN Europe
THE Post thinks that the least Prussia can aSk, win
Vienna lying open her victorious march, is cute posse
tcns This Implies the acknowledgement Of her absolute
possession Of the Ehe Ductes the free towns Of Electoral
nesse and other small Duchess the Kingdoms of Saxony
and Hanover and the Province of Bohemia. They may
choose TO dictate peace az Vienna rather than at Par
dUbitZ 10 agree TO a Congress
TIE Post thinks that, should the Congress meet IN
Paris England viii be represented by Lord arendon end
u IS probable the French Government VIII propose
general disarmament.