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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-29
VERKOWTERS.

W-TOR ALL THE NEWS FROM HOME,
- Vermont Historical, Biographical,
Geological and Obituary Sketches, the
Current News from each County in the
State, every week, the very best paper for
Verp1onters is THE VERMONT RECORD AND
FARMER " 80 per year; 81 - for six
months; rs cents Tor three months. Every
yearly subscriber gets a present. No
chances. All served alike. Terms always
in advance. Clubs of five and over, TO one
address, ~ 90 per year each. Every Yer
monter Should take IT. Address The YER
mont Record aud Farmer, BrattIeborO. Vt.
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GRAND HOLIDAY BALL. The
young gentlemen of this city give
grand Ball at National Hall, corner of
First aud Vine Streets, tonight, and
a glance at the list of managers con-
vinces us that it will be one of the
most brilliant and recherche affairs of
the kind ever seen in this city. AL
the beauty and chivalry of the city
will be there.
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let DowN.-While filling cistern
yesterday, Engine No. l let down in
the coil. and became partially dis
abled. 1t will have to be repaired
before it can be used. afsaop 9
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THANKs.-Messrs. Fish & Barter
place US under daily obligations for
favors. They have all sorts of SPLEEN
did books for holiday presents. Call
and get something valuable.
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Bg- Received December 26th, TWEEN
ty -four set of Childrens furs, very
suitable for New Years presents. A
few more sets of fine Mink and Sable
furs at 80 per cent. less than they can
be bought for in good times. Also
another fresh stock of Gents fine Kid
and Dog skin gloves will be received
In time for New Years, at
TE4 +. A. WEBER & Co.
1t Sign of the Bengal Tiger.
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SURETY OF THE PEACE.-One of
the fair frail ones appeared before
Esq. Emery yesterday and made COM
plant of another one, who, she said,
b I'd been doing some very careless
shooting about her premises, and
asked that said offender be held in
bonds to keep the peace with all man
kind, and especially with herself.
The accused waived an examination,
and gave bonds to appear at higher
court The shoot occurred in the
lower. part of ii city, on Sunday
night it was state
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0f erC f0lfrqM
HARDWARE DEALERS,
Sale of Unclaimed Goods.



1Nr OFFICE II EHE2EBY ss1TEg, that
AZ the unclaimed packages az u & vari-
ous offices of Adams Express Com pany in
southern Indiana Will be sold at Public
Auction, 10 the highest bidder, In the city
OF Evansville, at the Auction Room OF
Hiram Nelson, Locust Street. opp BSite the
Post-Ofice, ON the Attn day OF March. 1869,
unless the same shall be cal ed for and ali
charges paid thereon. A complete list of
tn ese packages may be seen ut the several
Post-OfhHes, Exp eSS Offices. land other
public places where the packages weref
consigned. WM. o. I1ANfAN, II
dee q d2ua A0auE
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Hook AND LADDER COMPANY

The Council, last night, had under
consideration the matter of organizing
a hook and ladder company in this
city. It was looked upon favorably
by that body, aud will receive more
attention at the next meeting of that
body.
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TUEsDAY.~..............D %,
CITY NE w S.

FILLING.-The steam fire engines
were out yesterday re-filling the els
terms emptied at the late fires.
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A LARGE STocK OF SUPERIOR
L1oUoRs.-N. Il. Carr 4 Co., at No. 3
and 4 South Water Street, have very
large stock of superior Liquors of the
choicest brands, selected with great
care expressly for this market by Mr..
Carr himself, with special reference to
the wants of this trade, aud offered at
very small profits by wholesale to cash
customers. Steamboat bars supplied
on liberal terms. declO-dtf
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UNIVERSAL OLoraEs WRINaER.

RMPR0YEB with Rowe ll's sSAs9 pateiif
u Doubie Gear. lie Only WtIn4er which
Can use the =. STOP" or GisiGllILg above
the cogs. which IS ALSO uteiy NECESSARY 10
prevent the coss ffJul playln1 ouL or keHr
and the Ruboer ~ He's rom eiugsllained
or broken In wringng FARCE articles. Sold
by dealers generally. A supply always
kept on hand for shipment, at cleveland.
Chicago and st. Louis. X. G. BROWSING,
General Agent, - Cortlandt st MY.
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Take Notice.

Owing to a recent decision Of the
Supreme Court OF this State, all notes
held by the Receiver OF the Sinnis-
sippi Insurance Company are lidbhe to
an assessment of 20 per cent. Per
sons whose notes are held by this
Company will do we'll to call at once
and avoid cost of suit. Will be found
at Laws Office for few days.
u. r. BRACKINRIDGE,
dec27-tf Atty. Tor Receiver.
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ny Just received another invoice
of those American black rep silks,
and Irish Poplins, at Coolidge's New
York Store. de15 tu&th
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So Geo. S Sonntag & Co. can be
found at the old Lowenthal store,
corner of First aud Main Streets,
where they expect to supply their
customers with goods in their line.
de24 IF
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FETO canvass for the popular work, FOUR
YEA Rs IN THEOLD WORLD. 1900
already sold. A Handsome Holiday RES
ent. Now is the time To make money.
Send for terms 70 w. G. PALMER, JR ,
Il Bible House, New York,
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sD- Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner OF Third aud Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. oc26 diff
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One agent reports Il names in 4 hours.
One agent - IN l day. one 80 in days.
Ladies, Inva Ids. disabled soldiers, leach
ers, young men and women and others are
invited TO send for information. The work
IS just announced, and good territory can
be secu ed by prompt application. No free
gTeenbGcks, but EXTRA commissions paid upon
Ihis book. Address X. w. BLISS q CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
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CGaAR MAKERS BALL.-The cigar
makers ball, at Mozart Hall last
night, was we'll attended, notwith-
standing the inelement weather.
There were about forty couple in
attendance, and all passed off in a
harmonious manner. Philip Hit
spread an excellent supper at mid
night, which was enjoyed by all in
attendance. The festivity was kept
up until the "wee sma' hours of
morning"
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Fgsa RE- FT.

-s-vuss ~. EASEMENT = The baae-
.N mont oi fha CumbsIlnud Fres9Y leil .,i
f'hurris corr Oh -of second and lhesLnub
sstretf. q'ti. would 30 q very desirable
place for teaCuLBg lIttEfc or DTdDtHg 0lt4
Painting. Also. q good room Tor e y oiNf7'
Inquire OF ALNAH Jtih NoyNf
au2O am Real Estate Agent
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/ A RUMPUs.- On Sunday night one
of the policemen visited a house of
questionable repute, in the lower part
of the city, as he said, to collect a
bill which the proprietor Of the es-
adjustment owed him or somebody
else. While there a sort of rumpus
occurred, when one of the inmates
of the house ''unlawfulIy discharged"
a pistol-at whom or what was not
stated. To vindicate-or TO have vim
dicated-the authority Of the law, he
made complaint before the Recorder,
and warrants were issued for the Of
Tending parties. The collection of
claims by policemen on the Sabbath
day, from the result as above stated,
may be regarded as a somewhat dan
gerous business. The reckless dis
charge of revolver in ones presence
while in the discharge of duty, ~ is
not the most agreeable thing in the
world, especially on the Sabbath day.
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WILL THEY Do?-An old hand at
laying pavements desires to know
whether the bricks used in the pave
ment about the High School building
will do or not-and how long they are
expected to last. He says they are
very hard during cold weather, but
not so hard of warm sunshiny day.
He thinks, however, they will last
during the present city administra-
ton with good usage.
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Crescent City Springs
WRITER ESTABLISHMENT.

FKTETE undersigned has the pleasure of
notifying his friends and the public
that he will keep this beautiful placs of
resort open during the Winter as Res
taurant, and Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two of those splendid
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, and
thoroughly heated up his Saloons and
Tenpta leys for that purpose. He.wiIl
be prepared to serve up OYSTERS and all
other delieacies of the season at the short
est notice, and viii from this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
KLRINER CINCINNATI BEER.
povl7 dtf ED. WELLER.
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Esy We Will open this morning new
Tassei Fringes, Trimmings, Zephyr
Worsted, Guipure Edgings, Hand
kerehiefs, Embroidery, Plaid Hos
iery. and fancy articles too numerous
to mention, at Coolidge's New York
Store. de15 tu&th
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Tarra Hanta and Indianapolis.
FRoM rERRE HAuTE.

The change on the Ohio and Miss issippi
Railroad takes place on Monday, Decem-
Der 7th, after which we will correct tn q
time table of that Road. -.
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CHILDREN's FAIR AND FESTIVAL.
The little misses composing two or
three of the classes connected with
the Trinity NJ. E. Sunday School, de-
sign holding a little fair in the parlors
of the church on Thursday evening
next, New Years Eve. They have
been diligently at work for some
time, making up useful and fancy ar
.ticles for the occasion. They will also
have refreshments for all who favor
them with their presence. They ex-
pect their friends to come out and see
what they have done and can do in
working for the Sunday School. The
admittance fee will be ten cents. The
proceeds of the fair will be applied ID
the purchase of maps for the use of
the school, +ifeA ~
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By the Metropolitan Git Co.-Cash GIFTS
70 the mount of $50 OOO-EsEery Ticket
Draws Prize.
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COUNCIL CHAMBER, 4
Evansville, December y, 1868.

Evansville. December y, 1865
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Preseut-His Honor Mayor
Walker, and COuncilmen Steele,
Jones, Mesker, Rocker, Stockheth,
Kolle and Blemker.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved, after
which the following bills were allow
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R%A beautiful hand is made more.
beautiful when it is covered with
Harris seamless Kid Gloves; blues,
puppies aud black, stitched with
white, just received at Coolidge's
New York Store. de15 tu&th
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~ UNTER'S GUIDE AND TRAP
- PER'S MPANION.-How TO HINT
anu trap all animals, TO tan furs, make
traps, bOats. dc. Worth $40 TO any farmer
or boy Beware of bogus " ReceI pts." Well
printed and bound. ga pages; only % cts.
FIVE for 81. Address ID. HUNTER a. CO.,
Hinsdale. N. III.
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~ WAYS of making Wheat, Rye and
ebNH Corn Bread from Tried Receipts,
will be found in ''ARTHUR's HONS MAGA-
ZINE" or January, 1869. Twenty cents q
number. Get 10 from News Agents.; or
send the price to T.. =. A THU & * Sons,
Philadel phla, anu IL Will be promptly
mailed.
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E6g~ Now is the time to buy your
useful Holiday Presents. [ have re-
ceived this day, by Express the high
est cut Oil Pebble and Glove, Calf,
Scollop top Shoes, of hand-sewed
work ever brought to this city, which
[ will sell at hard time prices.
II. Z. CHUTE,
No. 135 Main Street.
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pg- New Millinery Goods for holt
day trade, just received at HUGHEs' !.
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az AHTEIO,

-gfyysA STED STU ATLON-fn some
EI fT8.-class wholesale or retail drFr
goods, boot and shoe, or grocery houec5 p5
No. saleAman. The best Of references
given. 1e11
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WIN. C. TURN0GR q CO.,
BRASS FCUNDERS,
Gas and Steam Pipe Filters
Corner Pine and Pirst Streets.

Cash paid for old Copper and Brass.
\ ss- Dealers in all kinds or Brass Cockl
Whistles, and Steam Gauges. Particular
attention paid 10 repairing and adjustiBf
steam Changes Times II
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New fsenenis.
a -. GYEH1NBACz1
free to any Book

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~ "ii e~'ANo 9ent.
oou .cVys WANTED
AOEFoR
.,r.u,,,.,,, u SMITHS INV BOoK,
sunsbina am hadOw in New York,
a - - ~ 1bing interest. replete with
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nSSsIopoIls;, Hartford sold so In one day;
Ohe agent ew Jersey sold s27 ia IL
S Ss5 asSnbent in Massachusetts sold 2jO
uaysi ohsk; one agent in Connecticut
IN one We week. No book punished
s $50 ~ ~ - lapisly.
~ u wish to know how fortunes
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a.. ~ "couutrymen are sWindled by
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he largest comm isstOn given. Our 81
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m application. For fuil particulars and
erms address the Publishers,
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Hartford, Conn.
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New Aaverlieements.
GREAT n{slriIluti0l


BY the Metropolitan Git Co.-Cash GIFTS
70 The amount of $50 o0O-Esery Ticket
Draws a Prize.
cash each 81 900
" eacn DUN
~ ..eacn lsUUl
~ -.--..--.-.-..--........-...each 500
80 599 ~ ~
50 elegant RoseWo God Pianos, y
each .......-.....-.....-.-...- $500 to 500
- elegant Rosewood Melode-
Ouss each ---.....-... -..--.-.....-. ~ to 10
$50 Sewing Machine s, each-.....-. GO TO rs
$40 Fine Gold Watches ............... 70 to 500
Cash Prizes, Silver " are, &c, all valued at
SI.o00,0c0.
4 chance to draw any of the above prizes
for 25c. Tickets describing prizes are sealed
IN envelopes and we'll mixed. On receipt
OF %. a Sealed Text is drawn without
choice ana sent by mail to any address.
ne prize named upon 1t will be delivered
70 the ticket-holder on payment of One
Dollar. Prizes are iuaunediateIv sent To
any address by express or return mall
You viii know what your prize is before
you pay for 1t. 44sB prize exchanged for
patrons can depend on fair dealing.
References. = We select the following
from many who have lately drawn valu
able prizes and kindly permitted us III
publish them: y 4. Wilkins, BUFFALO, IS q, 1
Miss Annie Monroe. Chicago, piano, -
John a. Moore. Louisville, $1,000 la dSs
Rev: r. A Day, New Orleans, S5I w
publish no names without pernlssF
OpintDnA OA the ErGSS.-'' lhG HrMaot-t.- |
liable, and deserve their succes s.-..s Ia5
Tribune, Aug. 8. q We know the 80 Ds 90 q
fair-dealing firm."-IN. Y. Herag, Aug; .
" 4 friend of ours drew a ~ Pii1Ie,
which was promptly receivS. A'S'iiS
News, Septem Der 3. $500 -.
Send for circu lar. Liberia nc leet t;,E
to a ents. Sattsfs elton guarlte ee. ~ I.Ve ~
package OF sealed enyelOU fIt 10 ~ ~,
cash gin. SIX tickets ~ LII LII go, Ell ~, ~,
y; thlrty-hve for 50; one m tI,aSlS 10
for SIS. Al letters show 1e .'a W ess'su ~
ia esai way, New York.
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CANDY.-WholesaIe price Of pure
Stick Candy, by the box. At 19c per
pound. Toys and Fancy Goods at re-
duced prices. III. HERMANN No. 45
Main Street; ALTERING IL -EIAssLER,
No. 10 South First Street. MO I'm
Watches. JeWeiry, SIIYerWaFe,
Clocks, &C. CiOsiRg Out at any
Price, III
At A. C. RoseEcrapz's store, No.
u Second Street Wishing to quit
the business, I will sell my complete
stock at less than cost. No humbug.
Cali soon. dec9 GOD.
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BOOK CANWASsEus WANTED


To canvass Tor "Arrows from nay on yer, -
and "Glimpses of Life in Soul SAVING by
JAMES .-UGHEY. Suitable Tor Holiday
Presents. SOid ny sub scription only. Tne
best book out for Agents. send for terms
10 w. G. PALMER, rJR., IA Bib a. House,
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sold Al the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by H. ID. Allis & Co., First St.
second door below Vine.
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&c GlaEAT NaETROPOLIS,
1000 Agsnts Wanted.

Is creating a furore wherever seen, I'M
equaled in the book trade. IL Is destined
TO an immense safe.
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FOE SALE.

-E,aba2 Hht.fs. or Erchange 'or Real t.s-
~ tate STEAM FB0URINl3 MILL -
FrOuts on flN0mo River, NeWbursh,
Ind has iCui ruin 1f STONES. tllu fur dry-
ine MEAD 10 niiaha latest Improvement
Dig ne1f tlo coal hans - fitct can Doe had
cheap. Terms TO suit purchaser. For luf-
tnef fisirAculnrs apply Go ALNAH JOHh-
'SON. EVgnsytUe, Ind, or 81. q. BETHELL,
NeWbureh, lnQ. ldf3 dlm
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Evansville and Orawfordsville.
GOING NORTH.
COMING sOUTH,

N. b The Nincenues Accommodation
TAIN leaving at 2:e5 P. NJ, makes close
connection with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad at Vincennes for St Louis and
Cairo. AL
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
Secrets of the Great City.
Only so rs par COPY.

Send for circulars and see our terms, and
q fun description OF the work. Address
JON rs BROTHERS d CO., Cincinnati, y. ;
Chicago, Ill, or st. Louis, Mo.
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Employment Of 1899 20: sew gQ %dEs
by Junfus Henri Browne, win be sold by
Agents during ihe next few months.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-02-01

A desperate attempt to break the
Jail OF Marion G. H. was made, last
Friday morning, by its inmates, some
twenty-five in number, headed by
the notorious JEFF. Gee. The bars of
the windows were smashed out, and
great damage done to the building.
The sheriff was compelled to invoke
the aid of the citizens, and by their
instrumentality, the blacks aiding the
whites. and after Tie prisoners mad
been compelled to leave the windows
by the use Of firearms, the insurrec-
ton WAS quelled. Four or five pri-
soners were wounded. The insur-
gents said that they were driven to
extrenities by hunger, but the affida-
Wits OF the Jail officials. corroborated
by that of the agent of the Freed
mems Bureau at that point and
othets, show that no such cause ex-
listed.
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COLUMBIA.
saturday Mlorning. FebTuary !, 1855.

The humiliating defeats which for
come time have been suffered by the
French Government in its foreign
policy begin to tall IN ita s,os;t;c:c, 9.
home Its prestige is on the wane,
and Thousands of its staunchest ad-
herents begin to waver in their allie
glance. a few weeks ago, two ultra
conservative electoral districts chose,
for the first time, members of the
Opposition. The army bill proposed
by the Government caused danger
ous stampede among its followers in
the Legislative body-no less than
eighty-one, or about one-third, cf
the entire Government party voting
against the bill. Now, even the Pre-
fects, the docile mouth pieces of the
Government, muster courage to tell
their master that the new bill is ex-
tremely unpopular, and is received
by the people with unmistakable
marks of disfavor. In q similar
situation, the Emperor Of Austria
deemed it best to throw himself into
the arms of the Liberal party. Louis
Napoleon prefers to try different
course. and instead of cSloiiiiatting
the Progressive party by liberal re-
forms, to tighten the reins of the
Government. The enforcement of
the anti-iberal law, which forbids
uewspapers to give of the proceed
ings of the legislative body any other
than the official report, is great step
backward to q despotic policy. 1t
cannot be expected that such mea-
sure will gain to him any new friends;
and as the finances Of the Empire,
according even to the report of the
Minister of Finance, are also in a
vretched condition, and o new heavy
loan has become q necessity, the
prospects of the Empire for the new
year are anything but bright.
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APBoPos, VERY.-The New York
Tribune makes the late challenge of
General Butler, in Richmond, by an
ex-off1cer of the United States army
and leading radical of the Virginia
Reconstruction Convention, the text
OF o long homily on "the hatred and
wrath that still linger in the unre-
generate rebel BOSOM"
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A Paris journal thus describes the
general situation of Europe: france,
Austria and Prussia appear equally to
desire the maintenance of peace, and
are determined to employ their in
fuence respectively in setting aside
complications which are more or less
menacing. The inclinations of Prus-
sia in this direction do not appear
doubtful. Hence the attitude of
those three powers towards Italy can
only tend to pacifcation. As re-
spects the Eastern question, Russia,
il is still believed, will not, in spite
of her very significant proceedings,
Immediately bring it to an issue. Be-
sides, the present moment has been
chosen by the Western Courts to
urge upon the Porte those internal
reforms which would give satisfaction
to Tue Christian population of the
empire, and thus deprive the Cabinet
of st. Petersburg of its most spe-
cious pretexts for intervening in the
affairs of Turkey"