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_General is not a little famous in Germany as a Btratecist b RUSSIAN CIRCULAR ON THE WAR . The Independance of Brussels publishes an analysis of an important circular which Prince Gortchakoff , Foreign Minister of Russia , has addressed to the diplomatic representatives of the Emperor at the several Courts of Germany . The Prince strongly recommends a policy of non-intervention as to this Italiariwar ; and in very explicit terms denies the right of the Germanic confederation to interfere in _te war which Austria has commenced respecting one of her non-Germanic possessions . He appeals to the treaties by which the Confederation is con _^ stituted , and declares that if Germany goes to the aid of Austria in this war the political equilibrium resulting from these treaties will be destroyed . The circular is described as of considerable length , firm in its tone and remarkably clear , as Russian cir- culars are wont to be . " _„_
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T > r > Txrn _^ _wAPATwnw _txt _t . tt > _oatsjv t _^ i _^ _pr _^ _r _^ saltpetre from _luscany . > _-, The Grand Duke of Tuscany has published a _protest against the authors of the revolution which _iRJSr ' _SS ; 11 _^ " _*^ m _" _tta > eowntpy " . Itl 8 _dttted ' F A Ser fr y o n \ ' Florence contains t _^ io following : ~ "I am assured that , though no formal protest has ¦ hnan _mnrl # » vfit _th « i _« i _rlisannrohnt . inn iio « hpfln n * . _^ _BS b _!^ _lJ a Qov _^^^ _Aw \ _A _^ _LmS _SrSo _^ manner In _whiS"Tot & _s have & en _SS _Sucted _S _" _ruscany In , thff part of ' July Sort ! - _nateW _PrinceTaBoleo ! m 8 C iwed _n _! oS- ? _unt _& to ! inllitlp ? XtSSloh One Sn _foSnSl _BsSnSdSSwMmurt _^ S _^ at hearing o 7 the 1 th _^ _Fedi _^ of tVe m £ ! L the < SSta to 4 fc _Tennd'Anilvs & c 3 ho ? l _. e St o 11 to _^ n _il ? he fa _^ _s y _L ? of HenrrlV _tHlo Sallant _SiSlon-ipS _^ t o ? _iiSw , Cr \ _Ln- ' noua avont \ com- i S 2 " _^ i . 1 J *' . l _«^ _LkJu ! V _r * _Kfl _^ _ITn tona _& £ n _«^^ m _£ Si _^ ififS 11 the _MmMrSffv _elTlnS-lM _nart to ' _3 Stoh 1 £ _^ is m _uiwlffSff _^ _fS'SSf" Ano & B T ° _« flTnn _' c _^ _ponS writes ,-K the _SliBiLfiSrT _^ 11 _^^ ? faly : _trt b _? mafo _gSSpaSSerSi tho Bona _" _parto _dynaaty , Prince Napoleon , who lias no other title to men ' s respect than the laurels he reaped in the
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Crimeai must not flatter himself that he can take the Tuscan hearts by storm . His entrance into Florence was any tiling rather than a -vent , vidi , vici triumph , Had the Prince consulted liis true interests he would have abided by his fi rst resolution , which was not to visit Florence at this juncture , but proceed from-Leg- horn to Pistoja , as if his only purpose in coming to Tuscany at all was merely to forward the warlike operations of the corps intrusted to _^ _his care . As for the Tuscan populace , they are totally m the _ darlc about most things , and they have not yet made up their minds why their Grand Duke was so suddenly turned out . They know nothing about the Prince , and can hear no good about him . They will ac- quiesce in his enthronement if events bring _rt about ; . but they will not shout " Viva Napoleone ! till they are very peremptorily bidden to do so , Prussia . —Serious disturbances have broken out in Berlin , caused by the sufferings of the working- men , deprived of employment through the opera- tions o a stupid legislation . Socialism has made great progress among the Berlin artisans _^ and a de- monstration and collision with the police in front of the Regent ' s Palace evidently bode something ominousf Tm , Aj > RIATIC . _ On Monday , at a general meet- f Commercial Bank o Trieste , the _sus- pension of further payment of dividends was _*» _j d The _^ _' tain of a ve 8 sel belonging t <> the _^^ the Ch _* _, who was prevented by the French Admiral fro m entering the Porto Cana- ! rino , states that the blockade comprises the mouths master , but it is probable that the Austrian courts of law , which have to deal for the first time _with a case _P f this _nature > will . give _"P T lhe 1 } ostll | _vessel . The French ship seems to have been bound for Trieste coming from Cuba . It must be supposed that Jt never would have attempted to accomplish this J ourney had it known of the dec aration of _^ r . Its papers will show at what port it made its _& SS _^ _S _^ f . " , _" , -J ' , _-Stiowledeed bv Austria herself , squadron , and could hardly avoid being overhauled _** re known nothing of the declaration of war . r-
Geneeaij Walker In Mexico. Thk Persa Arr...
GENEEAIj WALKER IN MEXICO . _Thk PerSa arrived at Liverpool on Saturday , and among other items in the United States _joo _^ I . we find intelligence of the landing of General Walker , at the head of 300 men , at Acapulco . Asto Walker's intentions and designs nothing is positively known ; but as Acapulco is the headquarters of General Alvarez , and as that veteran Mexican is devoted to the cause of the constitutionalists , it is not by any means unlikely that the next intelligence from Mexico will announce the appearance of the filibuster chief _Esii , _^^ £ l w - sl " _•«• ° _^ N York—Enterprising American houses are c , S i v _^ Jf _J _? _SJ _, WM flo w tobocca _*& _^ 73 & _fSSe use _TSO _^ _eSSS' _^ SS _^ _Sardinia . The Irish in Now York have had a grand _^ , r _^ e 11 demonstration in honour of . _WUham bmith O'Brien , who purposed leaving on the 28 th _ult . I wo _important failure s had taken place in New York , _viz ., Messrs . _Hargons Brothers , and _Messrs . Meyer and _Stucken . The news from Utah is again indfea- tiv 0 of trouble . A _qollieon between the United St _* t 0 B tr 00 P s and th < _^ _™ ilitift of the territory was expected at last advi _^ _s . The governor was de- termined to oppose the _qatrance of the troops into Salt Lake City , _actingasapo _^ _cowuVa _^ . _Verydlstresslng _« weountB ' had _reoWd'kow York from the gold seekers in Kansas . Many of the emigrants were dying of starvation , and in eonao instances the dead _bodios of thos e who ' had perished wo devoured by surviving companions . One man liad reached the mines in a Btarving c _«^ i l tIon ' «\ na _cxmcesod the opinion that _ffiPSSe _^^^^^ tv _^^^ C _? _ruW . _W _^^^^ _fg _^ f _* thc buein _< SS Qf the A _> lantio T < jloffr _^ h Company . Maiiquisbah . — 'American letters announce , that the
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French have _abandonedthese Islands for _rollitarypurposes , and design establishing a _strong military and naval depot at New Caledonia . The plan embraces the restoration of Queen Pomare as ruler of the Society Islands . Australia . — . The principal news from the Australian colonies relates to the gold fields . The Sydney Morning Herald says , that the decrease in the quantity of gold produced this year , as compared witn tne two previous years , is mainly to be attributedtothe sudden withdrawal during the last two months of large masses of the mining population from the scene of their previous labours to tne newly-discovered gold field at Daisy-hill _, At the lo west computation there are at present 25 , 000 diggers working on the Back Creek , and , with the storekeepers , and others , the population of tne new gold field must amount to nearly or quite 35 , 000 souls . All the principal townships in the mining districts have extensively contributed to the production of this result , and the consequence is that but little gold has been raised lately from the old workings , while the new diggings have scarcely been developed . At Melbourne Dr . Evans has succeeded Mr . _Wy in the post of Chairman of Public Works . The _& ttet gentleman resigned his seat in the ministry in consequence of his disagreeing withthe rest of the Cabinet on the policy of bringini a large quantity of agricultural land into the market . The return of Mr . John Thomas Smith without knighthood being conferred upon _Jhito gave great offence to a portion of the City Council , and a resounchristianised islands of Polynesia are so frequently the scene . The captain ( Prout ) and most of the crew of the Maid of Australia , a Sydney vessel , had been murdered , it was reported , in cold blood , by the natives pf Malil o , or La Perouse Island , one of the _new Hebrides . Tie vessel , however , to capture whichthis deed of blood was doubtless committed , esd and arrived ) _^^ the _charge of the mate , at Ne _^ v Caledonia . _,
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, > V _AB _INCIDENTS . c confirm the statement that the King could not be restrained by the Zouaves from entering the thicke ? t ot - tUe _W . _^^™ _* _^ _£ d _£ _™ - ™*\ l _™ d _» h ?" e _cw _° "J _^ n W thJ _^ fiLld before two _^ teeS _^ S _jSS _&^^^ h _^ reSSt _Tf _^ w _^ ds of ° conSolation t / _thyi . -hen one of them said ¦ << Sire I regret _, dying m he firs battle ! and the other : " Sire , deliver this poor Italy . _Austrian-Italian X » oom _.--A letter _gg _^ the seat of war says that , at the batt e of l _^ es _J r 0 ' a _J tUo allies _^ . _^^^^^^^ _^ J _^ account given by one _?^» _% _^™ _gf ' n * mwk to Austrian company of infentry ) m . de a _remark to an officer that it was hard . they , Italians , _siwumuo compelled to figh t m Italy against Italians , _xmrstt 5 _s _» £ _» _3 escaned But after the company m question naci fired the first volley they bayoneted the officer who had cut down their comrade . Other Italian eompanies threw themselves down on their faces , and the Sardinians _talked over thorn .
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-= r ===== ' Society iron tub " _Luxation ov _IIkwotos . " _ _The Dissenters havo held a two days _conversation in _FreomosonB' Hall , and passed s « ndry i 1 _" _^" tiona COndomnin ff the union of Church and State . Tuesday was occupied in routine business , and on Wednesday , J . IL TiHott , Esq ., presiding , Mr . Mellor , M . i \ , Sir Morton Peto , M . P ., Mr . Willwyn , M . I ., Mr . Modey , and Mr . J . It . Mills _spoko . A paper on the Bible monopoly was road , and t was . _ag feed to ftff | tute for the admission of dissenting ministers to officiate in rural churchyards . The . conferonco closed _gTS , S > Mr . _Alirard Mi « H wns chairman and _speecjiea wore delivered by Sir Morton l ' oto j M . P .. W Blaek , K . JP ., _^ . Archer , _P _^ Alloy , Kcv _^ M . _Hendewon , Mr . J-A . Bargood _. _aad Mr . J .. ank Cr S , l l 0 y Oo _^ ue _st has given in' Id . adhoaion to _homeopathy 1 . _Au . ud . fosion will have a coh « dorablo _eflSot on tho public , if not on tho _piolosaiomu mind .
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Leader (1850-1860), June 11, 1859, page 8, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse2.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/sldr_11061859/page/8/
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