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acquired courage hem thsis late military sues see;
but now they are as swsgsefihg and sbusivs ,h.i

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM RUssIA.-The brig
ctons'aut nss arrived Al Boston from Cronstadths
,sn mat port on the 2Sih Of Aogus II 10 stated in the
noson Daiy Advertiser, that on the dsy when he brig
'aued, "normstion was received from s. Petsrsbursb
'nh me Russian govsrnmsni had notified the F.ensh
hmosador mat bic presence wa' longer Dese sasy
sed thai MS passports were ready be drIiv ii TO
IN. This Information wa. derived from tho depu OF
The American nsal at Cionstad wso c9nsi fes-d
autenie and was eoEhrmei by IN. captain oi'h Ciart
house Cf"Ds'ad' who ned IN pSport oil the above
named brig Thls informaoa may be thu Il ough Il
no sufficiently dec, 10 bs received With poiGv
ty. WA, rsudsrs Il som VIVA, prebab. tie fl Il men
toned In previous foreign adviees, ha toe French
and + glish Minis era as the s,i.a Csur had be
nduc ed by their respective governne, 10
10 behalf OF the P.i.' and hit The former was dir
Ws'sf upon the cesai)n OF boGi les on tbe psri Of
Russia 10 fulfilling these Instruction., the French
minister may have pressed the Russian Nj n,siry 40
saIPy !" 10 nave even ofsDse--anJ l, nes tn tender
OF nn ps"p'rn. We sh all snxiousiy wst Tor turtle,
advse' Tor, the repor, b, irus il IL TIE mot d. e-
ave movement toward, a general war 10 Errope ha.
mas YET been M 'de since he recent Jvsaking or,b o.
!ne revolutionary spbii II tho French MIoi.,sr d.
been thus dismissed by 'be Art,era, nei her p
nor his master, would be a5o 10 restrain th,i 6sry
soun rymen from he on,e,
Cholera at 81. Pefersburs The aeroun,s froo q
ps'er.bu'gh are TO Aus. 10, when IN. cholera con-
tinued daily to abAe. TIE number OF new ea..s o.,
the IL was 20. on the 1871 10 on The Ia 10, n
On ms 10 b The num5sr VI deaths on thu l4.h wa.
. Apa On 'ne ION o. Jour Of Com
FROM LIBERIA
odice OF the Colonization Society,",
- Washmgton Oct. 2st, 1881.
Dispatches from hi, Colony bearing oAts up 20 me
~ Of September, have bson received al the OfR.e OF
'be Coooizailou Society. The Affairs Of tho .lony
are highly prosperous, ard tho go indusniou W
circulated some mon'hs az, by the mics OF the So
se.y) Of great mortality among b. en- grant. by IN.
Va!auor, which sailed In December las, wholly I'm.
founded. Two small shildrsn only. have did gu, OF
more tean eighty persons who embarked on board ,ha
vessel The Colonial Agsn, 10 Ia goo health and d
Ioosen, Tue Colonial Poy lie who has been efe
'nufposed' last Recovering his Strength Both the,.
mite inen have shown mos, commendsbls zeal Ard
good Judgment In The scaarks OF their respective du
L. Tue native Tribes seeking tn pt election and
submitting to the laws Of the Colony. Tne country, tc
son.idetabo distance in tho interior, has bsen ex.
pored and founi to pfomi's 10 parts, xuec .ss 10
the agricultural indu.r, Of tn, Coloaisis N, les.
thtn for'y.' vssssi have visited MoDrsvia during he
last year, iwen y-,n, Of viii we're American La
deed, ev.ry thing In the igense Just received
seems TO indicate tn Providence 10 opening before he
Tree people Of color in our couni,y, rich
in the land Of their ancestors, and inviux tbs Amer
can People 10 AID with tae powers aud resources of IN.
N ton, the great, humsns, and christian wo.k in
which The .eiey is engaged Amole xrass from
these dispatches, may be expected The aext A rean
NJ.