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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
mar t1-eo1H
Missing,
RICHARD X, MATHEWS.

AF Brookyille, Montgomery county. Marylsnd, who,
ZION the 9Th instant went to alexandria county ON
business and left the house Of A. Schoed on his re.
stesmbo .t Independence to washington n oe,oei
"A. he seen on his way down King street, near
Washington street, since which he has not been heard
Of lie purchss some articles at the store Of James
vansant paid for them, and promised to call snd re.
ceive them, but did not This cicumstance, together
with his absence, and the fact that he visited Aexan.
dra obtain money due him there, renders it pro.
bable tina. his absence from his family is voluntary,
and places his family in state of such great dstres 50,
call imperously on the generous, vigiIant, and
well disposed part OF society. to ascertain the Of
his absence.
His person is below the middle stature. and he is vn.
der thirty years of age. His dress was blue coat,
with metal buttons, pantaoons Of the color, and
his vest Of light color mar %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-MARcH %.

BALTIMORE MARKET-MARcH %.
Flour
HoWard Street Flour. The absence of advic.
es from Europe and the advanced rates of freights
to England, which doubtless have had some eff.
feet in interfering with purchases for shipment
to that quarter-have produced calm in the mar
ket for the last two days. On Monday some
parcels were sold from stores at Sc 433; and
yesterday lots were offered. and one or two TAX
en-, at 374. Most of the holders, however in
Guiding the principal ones, are firm at 80, a nd
show no inclination to recede from that rate
The ,Oagon price, between Monday morning and
yesterday evening" has ranged from S7a to 6 25.
A number of the dealers received their supplies
Of yesterday at IS. Others have paid frac-
ton more.
In City Mills Flour we hear Of 10 transactions.
On Saturday lot of Susauehanna Flour was
sold at Sc 40; and yesterday lot of 100 bbls.
at S7a.
GRAIN
Wheat.--On Saturday parcel of Susquehan-
ma prime red wheat was sold at 81 40 per BUSH
ell; and yesterday parcel was sold at 81
There has been no prime Bay wheat in market
since last report. A sale of good quality red
was made on Monday at l "a, and other parcels
of red have been sold at so down to and less
per bushel. according to quality. On Monday
lot of fair quality white was sold at 81, and
yesterday lot of ordinary at so. Good red
wagon wheat has been taken at the City Mills
at SIS.
Con.-sales yesterday of prime white and
yellow at &c cents per bushel; we quote both
sorts. ordinary to prime, at 65 &c cents, with
fair demand.
Ryc-We quote ordinary to good Bay at so
60 cents per bushel. Susquehanna, 1t is be-
.ieved, would command IS cents.
Clouer Seed.-We note sales of good quality,
on Monday and yesterday, on the wharf, at 81 60
4 IS per bushel
UMskey. -Considerab sales of Susqnehan~
ma, 10 hhds. have been made within the last two
days at 49, cents per gallon. A sale of 10 bbls.
was made on the wharf yesterday at 81 cents
per gallon. american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
This is 10 give Notice.

rESI At the subscribers of Alexandra County, in the
4 District Of Columbia have obtained from the Or
phans Court of said County letters of administration
the personal estate Of EDWARD STABLER, late of the
County aforesaid. deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decedent, hereby warned to exhi
BIT the same to the subscribers. with the vouchers
thereof, passed BY the orphans Court, on or before
the nth day Of March. 1882, they may, by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate, and those in
debted thereto required t. make immediate pay
meut Given under hands. this !lih day OF March,
1881. MARY SrABLER, adm'x.
WILLIAM STABLER, admir-.
mar -eo1E
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W ashipgton Briage Company

NTOTICE is hereby given, TO the proprietors Of
~ Shares in the Washington Bridgs Company.
the Ci,y Hail. in Washington. on Friday, the esth Of
Apr! ex, al O'Clock, A. ~. to take measures for
re pairing the said Bridge; and any other business
pertaining to the said Company.
BY order ofthe Board of Directors, and the propre.
tor, of one.third of the shares subscribed for.
FREDERICK NAY,
President of the Washington Bridge Co,
mar lo-dtotbA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
David MARTIN

EYASjust received and offers for sale the following
IL besutiful hHnuals, viz:
The Keepsake for 1851, with Is engravings
The Amulet for 1891. with IA do
The Literary Souvenir for 1881, with Ia do
also,
Part Sd of the History and Topography of the Unit
ed States BY John Howard Hinton
Vols h. 9th, and 9TH OF Divines Of the Church Of
Esg!and
Vols 4th and 9Th Of the Modern Traveller, compris
ing history OF Brazil aud Buenos Ayres.
mar Is DIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
For Snie or Rnrter.

TIME LOT nearly opposite the late dwelling house
of Mr.. Jane Keith, sen. deceased, eighty eight
feet on Water street. extending east to Union street
a So, the LOT and wt.4RF commencing at the corner
IF wilkes and Union streets, fronting the latter
venty-eght feet and extending east into the river sub
ninety-,wo cents Tais property will he exchanged
for comfortable dwelling house, eigibly situated.
Apply, u. ii. SMooT.
maj %
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NeAieY Fire Company.

Erruct from an 7ct ofhe Corporation of alerandro, for
the Ertinguishnaent Of Fire
"src II any person who shall be present at any
FIRE. shall neglect refuse to obey the order or direc
ton of any cer who shall be appointed by any Fire
Company now established, which may be hereafter
established knowing him to be an officer, such pc rson
shall forfeit and pay III, OF FIVE dollars. Prouide5,
the OF such officer shall first have been published
in one Of the public papers
Tameeting Of this &C npany. held on Monday ev-
~ cnrg, the Dist inst the following officers were
elected for the present year:
Commanders Thomas Preston, 1d, Thomas Vow.
ell, Cd; John Douglass Sd.
Reguators-Josiah II Davis, Robert W. HUNTER
Stephen Shnn. Daniel Munroe.
SUI. Directors-James EntW isle, Lewis Beeler, Chas
Fletcher.
Trustees James p. Coleman, Robert Massey. Ro.
bert Conway.
Axe.men-John Ker Joseph Boyer.
Committee to keep Engine in order-James Entwi-
sic, Robert w Hunter.
THOMAS VOWEL, Treasurer.
CHARLES FLLTcHTR, Clerk.
mar 2S-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25

DRAFTS THIS D.fK
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company
Class No. 8 for 1881,
Will be drawn in Richmond on Friday, the 25h March
This cheme has
6 prizes Of $4,000. prizes of $1,000
do of 4,570 10 do of 5UO, SC.
Tickets IS; halves so; quarters 25.
To be hadin variety Of numbers at the Office of
g. CGRSx;,
lottery md Errkon pr Broker. 9ier0ndrin
DR4H'N NUMBERS OF THE
Delaware and NORTH CaroIins Lottery Class 5 for 1881
Sl-l7-44-37-54-1 {.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25

If they concern merely the typographical errors
of the sheet, they will not subject it to letter
postage. If they introduce new matter, the De-
partment is bound to consider them as written me-
morandums, within the meaning Of the Act of
Congress, subjecting the sheet to letter postage"
This is stated to be the rule which was original
ly framed by the Department, and which is now
adhered to-
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Vor New Orleans.
The packet schooner
L3E9TEIIE.

~ The packet schooner
A L.7F4TEITE,
%HT\ r. BisseU master, will sail for the above por
ASs&SeS an the a5th inst Persons wishing to ship By
tins Vel known packet, will please make early sppli.
cs.ion To FRANKLIN s ARMFlELD.
mar S--t25th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
BosToN March 81.

BOSTON MarCn II.
The Legislature adjourned on Saturday, after
session unusually long. and productive of little
benefit to the public There had been at least
five weeks of unnecessary and improbable de-
bate on subjects which are of doubtful expedien-
cy. and measures which are now no nearer to ma
turity than when the session commenced. The
abortive attempt to alter mot to amend) the Con-
stiution, has cost the state as much as an ordina
nv session of the legislature in former times.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Warren Green Motel.

- The subscriber having removed from
EgEsI Fairfax Court House to Warrenton, has taken
49, the above stand, lately kept by Mrs. Norris,
S@kst and respectfully solcits share of public pa
troage. The advantages of this stand in point oflo
cation, the arrangement and style of the buildings, &c.
are sufficiently knoyn to the public The house has
been recently 6te up and furnished in the very best
manner. he subscriber pledges himself to spare no
pains bis part to give entire satisfaction to such -
may favor him with their patronage, and to render his
house as desirable to travellers, bosrders and the
public generally the scest attention, and the most
ample supplies Of every description can possibly rem
der it. HENRY SlACkLETT.
Warrenton, Va. mar 14-eO3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
SALES AT AUCTION.

~The sale of ]. C. Mandell's valuable
HARDWARE, etc. will be continued this morning,
mar IS WIN. ID MUTT Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
Spring Goods.

CANNE & WISE,
1--WE received part Of their spring supply of new
1 and fashionable GOODS. and invite their friends
and the public to call and examine them.
One case of DmastaJie Bonnets.
mar %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
From the Telegraph.

Amos Kendall & Co. are busily engaged in
undermining the popularity Of General Jackson.
Take the following specimen from the New
York Courier, which is but response to the cleo
pioneering letters of the Fourth Auditor.
From the Courier and Enquirer.
'.'The coalition papers say, that % Virginian
members of Congress have seeded from Jack
sons administration. Let 'em Virginia will
set matters right, or, if she don't, it is no mat
ter-we can get along without her. Maine and
New Hampshire are acknowledgements, New
Jersey, and Connecticut, will soon be Jackson. :"
He knows but little of the character of old
Virginia, who can believe that she will patiently
bear such insults.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25

"Many have acted with US in the late contest
from other motives, than devotion to our princi.
Piles. Most of these only wanted an apology to
act against you"
The above is an extract from letter we'll
known to .7n,os Kendall y Co. The following is
an illustration of its truth from the New York
Courier & Enquirer.
Candid Confessson.---A federal editor in New
Hampshire. IN groaning over the recent defeat.
says very naively---" ice are aware the name OF
Gen. Jackson is Of Itself an irresistible po,cer. :"
There he is right.
Who does not see that those who abused Gen.
Jackson IN 1924, who sustained Mr.. Clay in
1925, and who joined our ranks when they saw
the irresistible impulse of the Hero's popularity,
are now endeavoring to use the name Of General
Jackson to promote their own purposes? What
do they care for him, his fame. or his principles,
so that they can use his name?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
@Ne>

ap,sst.' mas n; passed the Legislature Of Massa-
si,pors ~ relation TO the introduction Of for
asel ""'cn provides that no alien shall be al
I've n,s.a. ana ~ from any vessel whatever, until
ivOy tour S'a'' have paid five dollars to the ci-
VI "aere the vessel shall arrive.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25

= g'Rnors Of Sfecm.-We have Inspectors of
,,, vi reh' &c. The New York Legislature
~, n Sooat adding to the list the new office of
"a, ,Su 0oat Inspectors. for the Cities of New
\, n "a anu Albany. An office of this description
80. w some time been recommended in the
,,,,rS 1pe[s' The bill provides. that they shall
, .l !" the construction Of steamboats,. so far
.,.,S itS 10 the place where the boilers shall be
:, 'u =, Oh board Of such vessels, and the adop-
r,,. y. sucn further means for the protection Of
,,DD. gers IN these vessels. as they shall deem
r., N.., mat they shalt inspect all steam boil
,ltar, s,'Vus 10 their use, and at stated periods
Ia, %Sa l' when on board of the vessel; and
,I,b ns. s0aU examine and grant certificates to
,lDs.r. s,'OOS' as they find qualified to act as en-
IS nr;o,;. anu that no person shall be employed
.,,p, ~ engineer without receiving certifi-
,aqsss =. me inspectors shall inquire into the
ha,b,r explosion and publish the same, and
csf,, E ,aali superinteud generally the execu-
VI me laws in relation to steamboats,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
DAVID CROCKETT.

We cony from the Winchester, Va. RepnbIl
can the annexed notice OF Cot Crockett o.
Tennessee :
He Is a self made mana PRACTICAL LegisH.
ro,. For many years he drove wagon from
Be,kley county in Virginia. to Baltimore. ana
in thsts school which gave him so many uppOr-
units of stud wing human nature in the 10"
or walks of life he Laid the foundation for his
n,ore course in The halls of congress Becom
inc in time the owner oil team, he commenC =
ed the tennessee trad, winch opened a eideI
6eIJ If ob,ervcton aud adventure, ~h ID lie
n,o6,s yr lied lucrative reward. Ills social
and conviyial habits rendered him The pride OF
his fellow waggoners, VII 10 rs shie~dness
md Judgment made hin The umpire IN every
dispu,ed noiot that arose among them. The
,nnn-uce which he thus acquired was always
exercised VITA prudence and generosity. In the
ouarrels which frequently arose between the
aaponers and the inhabitants living "a the
rouIe, his authority was appealed TO ny both
.,de, and his decisions acq iiesced Ia % both
with perfect su0misson.
Rar,niug yearied, nj length, with the toll
some occuparion he had so long though sue
cs,.f,IIy pursued, he Irt,reh 10 farm IN the
nount IN. oi Tenn.se., where he soon obtained
among hi, neie hhofs d supremacy ass great ~
that which he had previously held among lis
fellow waeoners. Atthe 6rs,'rlsl he was p
l.c,ed TO the house OF Assembly where be at
trscred ,he general gaze by his grole'qpe ap
oesrance, hi, rough manners. ANA JoViai habits
1T ,b. same time that he exhioied uncommon
II dicAt,on, OF strong undisc,piIued mind. lie
h,camr .indee ,an OBJECT of universal noiotley
and TO reiu, from the capital without having
seen Col. Crockett, betrayed total deslitu-
ton OF curiosity, and perfect m'ens'b'hy 10
The lions" oi the West.
without fu,ther nuticing Col. ca. course 10
the legislature, whe'e he continued ssVeTal
..a,s' we shall briefly sketch the manner II"
u h,ch he got into Congress. II was undei-
stood Il q, Two gentlemen intended Offering ioT
a seat. between whom an ifreeooceable va
riance existed.-Upon the snauneiailon oi one
of them, the o,hsr,as burlesqus npen ms aoll'-
,i.. .aused The nomination of MIR. Crockett
who lived IN the same district, 10 APPEAR IN d
same pc per-the ~ tnanneIai! 1ns oviog p'ac
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
a CARD.

nTbR KNIGHT, professor Of Inc Piano
III Forte. respectfully announces 10 HE IN
hahnau,s OF Lynchburg and lis yici"iy thai
no hs, opened Music Saloon in Richmond,
which will bs constsa ~ supplied with the most
popular Focal ard Issifuneaidl Music, as soon
a, published in New Yorkshire latest and most
imrroved Instruction Books, inducing Vigcu-
ri.'., Crampts' Useivl ExoIa,ts, Sequel. Hun
ter's beautiful Rondcs lbeing ad"ptalons oil
Ross,n,'s most celebrated Airs } Burrows Pre-
mer, Ian excellent aud instructive work y to-
gr,her wiha large COLLECTION oi Variations
&c. Sc. calculated to improve all classes OF
learners.
Nj. KNIGHT has likewise an assortment OF
kunn's Ptano Forie5-sg"are, cabinet aud
grand. geserally esteemed the trta manDiBc-
Io,sd m the Uniled States Vloilns, (hnest l.
Italian 5lring.,) Flutes, &c. DC.
mr. All orders TOR Music or Piano Fories
auendsd to, addressed 10 kuishfs
a,us,c saloon nj Mrs. Richardson's boarding
"A ouss, hichuIon Va.
Aluy 20 Vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
70 tie public.

NDR GEORGE X. PAYNE, who lives in
kgl Flnsaana, tb,se Columbia, ~as \, my
house thu, day. june 2 q informed the, 'har
there has been, tor some mon hs, large prin-
ted bill IN the bads oil Mr.. Toney, of New
Canton, calculated To do me m1eh InJury. u
represents me as being an i'npos'er-tha' ]
do not known how 10 prepare Jndk'ns' ONT
meut--iaaI got INTO the business d''hone"ly,
NC" am 10 hopes that Mr. PAYNE IS msta.
kea as to the wording Of The UllI. ! he obJec, Of
this publication - 10 request most earnestly,
that it any gentleman Ia the country has such
A ILL, he will he so obllg'ng 70 10 forward the
same, Tor hwlrb, through the mail, TO me-
IL Mr.. Ioney. he says, - engaged 10 selling
+" Shrpherd's Otniment, prepared by Jobn
II. Eustace, Dfugg,s', of IN - cry,
MILAN w. GRAY
Richmond, June %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

,-,o.,h N. lirs,aer salfe1 = The Ifes
90 60 n.na,,rPn, the approach u NJ. Ing
IAN.
-, vas. il is certainly not fairy iafrrriele
al. ,e.les 10 he ptesident.-Be this NJ 1
..,.raYe,. i; ealreIy relieves all the esn-
- named. except DIR. Randolph. from the
n,.,;oo which the public understood MI
,l..m,s letter to throw upon them.
r.. Washington Globe contains the follow
..ai,;onal letter from Or. Randolph, the
=. Secretary of War. II viii be seen that
noc,or inds il necessary 10 deny little
,bsn he did in his first letter. Like Mr..
tam he has found tina" second thoughts
are best
=. N. .ditor Of ae CODE
n NAV be proper tor me 10 s'"'f' "'"' wien
''" s,,ea 70 bear the Communication from
] sse,e,as, of War, Mr. Eaton, 20 The late
the ~. of the Treasury. Mr.. log ham, It was
oee',,y understood by Maj Eaton, that, in
de"an, nj the correspondence leading to y
the nv agency was u cease entlfeiy, aud
nc. n,;,r Eaton was to be attended " ano'
la"' 800 who was not in the city when tue
ttIPi NV"
te WAS scot
co.., co.,, serrion of Mr.. Ingham, thai in'ruded
lie room and thresten,d personal
M I.ce i entirely erroneous. Called nj his
'lta;,g i.onireJ # he we're al home, was an
IN me affirmative, aud Iov'teb 10 his
aa, nv ,he servant. After the u.uai saln'a'
'o'' asked nm # he intended 10 answer
, m.; eaton. nole lie replied that he should
W nc own tune, &c. then told him that
;'s was ny nusiavs: to 'ommon''a'e to b." TIE
.,an,,on of Major Eaion In take decisive aud
nro:apt course in reIa'os to 'he mattel be :,
I'D to r. spnnd 10 the note OF winch l had
,een The pearer the day beior'. 'hen 'ook N,
ava y i,hout the slightest menace Of pe,sohai
,ielpnce on my art. ! =. hAAbOL' IL
Wo,hineton, June 25, 1881.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
AN I.PIiAfTI.

w. find the following E3ddph, written IN
.,,ir;na,ion Of the speedy political demise ot
h.p,..,dsnt. in the Baltimore Patriot, II Is "A
s,teble inscrip ion Tor the stone tat snail tell
,b. history of his administration
Ia perpetual memory OF HIM
Wbo by a ,ielusion as singular, II may oe NJ
ped, Ms strange,
From successful Ge'srft
Was me amor hospd INTO most lnc8pa ie
Stitesmra,
In which function
He displaced merit "ithou crime'
Ex.ltrd obscnriiy without merit,
"a constructed u Cabinet mos ike 10 the
imagn
.. Which N.buchadnezzar the klne had set
up
No,only defeating Inc hopes OF his 'i'en isi
b., sueuiarfy Gol6 Ing the "OFst aasHites oil
his cnsHiss
Eoually fatal to the Republic
r. M, friends rps end his enmhtrs,
pe as naturally adhered TO the bad
A. he repelled the good.
His history.
Mos, unfortunately for himself,
:, fo,syrr in,er~o,en with his coaatrys 5,
lVhieh ihnds in hi n mt all exanPl'l
Butawsrhiag,
No, "A shining light
p,t an adnonto1y beacon.
His biography will instruct b contrast
,,;.,,,,,,,,cs are an epitome Of what should be
.'' avoid j.
Like Anthony, he Ia, los the word,
Blu, no, tor Cleopatra.
And invertieg the example OF Augustus
He mas left of brick
What h found of marble.
,r,o,v unsuayed by the decisions Of he day
Giving 10 virtue is everything palm,
,4.i,bi. brand 10 ! ice aud to weakness,
VII A, his exptps enforce her max a"e"'
That he is Ou6t 10 role "tn5rS,
VINO cannot govern himself;
And, wondering 1t bis era,
Wi You.h.afe 10 il not even The 'snom'ny OF
oblivion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

Tn uRSUANf 10 decree OF tho Superior
K Court oil Chsncefy, for The Lynchhur
District, pronounced on the 9th da, Of MAY
1880, 10 ihe case Of Robert, ". Mcclure tho
undersigned Marshal Of the shih court " II sell
on Wednesday the ooh day Of Juae, 1881, II,
lair. If not the NEXT fair day, tract of land
N the county Of NelsoD, containing two bun
dred and ninety two ocres, or 50 much US Wi
satisfy the debt. interest aud costs of said de
cree. he sale ia be made on tie premises
fDr cash. or on such time as the parties may
agree. l. A. HOLCOMBE, Marshal
May % 9ihds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
Cash for Negroes.

Wv L The Subscribers have stationed our
w selves al Lyncbnurg, and wlsh TO pur-
chase large number Of SLAVES, Of all des-
Grip ions, Tor The purpose OF increasing our
planting interest in Alabama. We have made
our purchase III part, and are extremely anr
iupi 10 complete II rs s10n rs possible. Perl'
sons wishing 10 dispose Of such properly WI
DO well 10 call onc Sc us before they s.l1
We can he iounL by enqurlng at Mes.rs. Mt.
Ter 4, Rnbeus, al Nj John X. ID. Payne's,
or at hir James T.. Notemans Tavern.
+. j. WEAVER AZ
SItPHEN BEA-LEY.
n B. Aao, blacksmith aud Carpenter
wanted va D.
June %. In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

1hr p.oket ship siis. Richaffis, II se~ Yefy
stated ION Liverpool on the .ia fisy ane
M, hip MERIDIAN, also q, Nav Ygri Jailed ..
27th Alay.-lhs,. Commercial "a, Csgisr
thn.h "a aith the Glowing h. tissaes.
some dinieal,es seem "a l. apF ehenied tr
tween hu,lria aud france r. .st re 30 lfaf-
Ian affair. though il 10 not p, all Drohsbi.
hey wit lead O. a setioos Overwhelmingly
lug.
Tie question Of Reform in rns,snd I,
considered sehIej aea the aass,i,a alsesdy u,
when viii an elrcton under the Anticipated
new stale Of thing. re ordered Z
wy lisastfep. rafn"rs werr still krpt IN
circulation respecting he enudHion Of The ea.4
sian f5rcas.-Ike GoarItr ffancsis of the 2Dth
May o0ptain1 The hi'owins s
his affirmed lhai letters from Vienna. da-
tel I2h NJ. aud rom Angsbufsh, 10Th.
have brrn received by eHpftss by some ban
kors at Pans is added mt ihay bring the
news that General skiSy ueeki bad Just oh
sined another lmper aat victory near kalu.-
zgn, over Field Marshal Dirbiisch vho Is ~
fnl iairai. II was sad al Aeuns, that Mar
hal Diehiith wonld rease 10 eoumand the ar
my and TIM he would be sneresdea by Cen
eral Paskewiith.'
W. are oonstl ainea to b,lievc that Il ere can
be no truth IN this slor, There are letters
aud papers from Napaw q the 10th and
l2h, being a. late rs those Of F'cnna, which
make no mention 81 such victory.
The London Morning Chronicle RI the 2iih,
states that " The report OF an Important vic
tory having been obtained by The Poles, is lar
from hpiog confirmed = Tue Ner.aw iouf-
nal. only mentioning vagoel, that ten
Skzynocki hsd obtained All iHi,ofinni sdsHu.
iaFs.
field Marshal Dirlisth's Official reno,ts
70 the close 81 Apfl had tet n rsea.sca ard
published nj 81. fstcrsbafgh. The nrs
IN no wise ola dnooafaglng mature l0r The
Russians.