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TN CHAMBERLAIN Rules taken tic Clerks pice ~ The
Superior Court Of Law .ad Cacrry If Prince Id
ward county, III .l ,ly of October, l-i1
John Ingram, William VI. Carter aid William II. Price.
n.ai,If Plaintiffs:
John Price, Richard ~ Dillon Nancy H. Price, AdpsiTa
rs Of John Price, rcrascd Nathaniel j. Vcnahr in his
right Administrator Of Charles Woodon deceased Io>r
vrnahc right and also Executor Of Robert vrna
HE deceased. and James Scnahc, Defendants:
The defendant, John T. Price, not having entered his
anrr according uf the General As
scmbv. rules t this Cnu appearing that hr
m niatan: Of this state the motion oi Tie plaintiffs, hy
counsel entered u, aforesaid accordingly ordered
ha the said defendant John f. Price, appear here the first
Monday April ncsi, and the plaintiffs bill, aud Thar
cory of order hc forthwith the public
printed the OF Richmond Tor months
srsey and posted the front door Of the Court House Of
this county. a Cony-Tcsfc,
Il. j. WoRSlIAN, c. c.
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OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.


old India Madeira Wine
ud London Dock Cognac Brandy being part Of the Stock
Mons. J. u. liFrng"r.
Also Madeira Wine in pipes half pipes and quarter casks
Pale and brown Sherry do do
Port Wine, in casks and lilcs
Champagne and Clarct Wines
FTomiignac III quarter casks do
Malms-y Madeira Wine in IL gallon casks
London Dock and Otard Dupuy & cos Co.nac Brandy
jamaica and Antigua Rum aud Hollands Gin
EiClardsum's and Gihs"ns odd Barley Whish.y.
By Recent .7rrrdiS,
Superior old West India Rum
DO do Guard, Dupuy < Co.'S Cognac Brandy
Io de- pale ana brown Sherry
50 baskets CHAMPAGNE Winr Brands Duo dt
MnlSprnricr, down 10 Fanny E--r.
Groceries abundance, commensurate with then
qualities ana vic dcranscd state Of the currency.
WM WALLACE.
Nov 81 ol-'m
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
THE subscriber constantly receiving from Il celebrated
i nuaciny Nuns l. clark. New York. elegant and rlaii
Piano F"rirs possessing improvements aud thai drli
az touch and sweetness VI tome peculiar Ia tc Ad
iacinrr.
Also, large Of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise IN general
Plan, fucs repaired, tuned hire, and taken
change.
CHEAP Music
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale IN th
State be- from. The ~ the subscriber, wh"
clai,d 10 sell Al the Philadelphia aud NV YORK whole
sal" and retail prices.
Those purchasing again furnished upon
7. H. TAYLOR.
Piano Forte and Muse S.crs opposite fhe Ragts.
Nov 81
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,yNE Subscribers having removed the above 10
umb,an Tavern prepared IL furnish their customers
them wiih CALI with all articles the Gro
cery line, on good "a they hr pnn.ht.
collecting claims city
HiLL 4 DABNEY,
Corner ADORE the C.lamLiap, Cartg STREE.
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IN CHANCERY.-riuGI.i.:-it Rules holden IN The crS
Office Circuit Superior Court Of Law and lancrfy
The County King William, Monday The first day March
ISL:
Richard Wil!croy, Plaintiff:
Anderson Johnson, Vim. Wright, ana Robert Waters.
Defendants:
The defendant Anderson Johnson having rTci i>
pcarlncc. given according the 50; u: Assembly
Ercs .; This Court; m, appearing. y satisfaction"
dcnIc liz ilaidai I'll TIM country, II il ordered
that III appear here he lny
Nav Term ana hi IT Tie plaintiff. and j cni. u
tins order forthwith inserted III .apcr, ,l"!
III. Richmond or months successfully, and posted
The front ioul of the Cont nn>c Of This county.
y Copyicsic,
RD. BYRD FOITiED u. r.
March G !'-wtH
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NrOrICE1he s,hScrlhc respectfully tenders ms
planters Of the upper country, receive
aud forward produce goods and hopes that
quainacr with aaa,cn and boat Will insure safety aud
and prompt hopes merit the
and satisfaction others
who him with their business y Ia 80 cont Will hr
deducted ms Usual charges produce sell
when the Roanoke to-. is NJ, advanced.
Far Sale.
3ll barrels If Tar, purchased low from klns,
go sack, Liverpool ani Alum Sab! ioG.
Always hand. fish limr, Flour Nj" and OznahmIGs
iar> factory price, - lis, and upwards good
GruS. Kept srue, low for cash
country poiuce.Wl sell Flour Bacon and produce
~ send better market, pay
ne; proceeds N Danyle, Catksvilc "r Petersburg.
WM II. WESSON.
Caster, y. C., january Isl, 1871.
R.frrerc-li \. Campbell Co.. Geo. Henderson, Phlqi
PHO, Pa Fleming James Co. Baldwin, Kcnt Co., R,oroad
81 y. NJ. Mam DcnnanS +. James < Co.. Petr,sba-a Ia
r. H. Hicks, L4,cneece, Ia; A. w. Nenihc Cdrhrr. IN
\. W. WrHhi> Br0oknqi TG Il. W. Williams, and ON House
Price Y Wesson Danriie, Ia.
Fchll 20 -alw1w
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ID. NJ. Hoyt * Co.'S Office.


nRAWING Of Virginia Mononsall Lottery, No. ::
~ ~ 81 10 - 75 Is 70 81 q - ~ 80 10 81
Half Ticket Nos Is - - Prize Of GG the above
sold Ia coutr, man, and the cash pad sight by H. & Co.
following schemes f." March Send your orders
Lucky Office, selling prizes land larger
VIRGINIA WELLsBURG LOTTERY Glass C, for lsil-io
drawn nj Alexandria W., 18th March, ISL numbers IL
drawn. Splendid S-drmr-S30nGn 10000, $780, 30, 300,
$500, $50 10 Of 800 Of $50, &c. Tickets It, certificate
o package - whole tickets will be sent or l3c-laIvcs and
quarters III proportions.
VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY, Glass G, fnr l5il-o
BE- drawn aulh March, sii. Grand seteaes3'n, io2a,
300, a0oa 27 1000, 1900 600, l,7o0 ho prizes Of
tcac Of packages y whole tickets VIII be sent for $50
halves ard quarters in proportion
VIRGINIA LEESBUR re- LOTTERY Glass ID, for isil-to be
drawn Aryaucyia, Va March 27t ISL Nagafeea Shrn
sin00 5000 10000 6gla 5000 3OaO 3d. 81 fih"s ~ ln'
10 u $40 90 Of 800 @ 800 Tickets $40 certificate Of
package of - Whole tickets will be sent for S5o-'cs ana
quarters III proportion
Tor Tickets and Shares of Packages IN any oil the
above splendid Lotteries, be very particular 70 address
ID. VI. HOfT CO., hchmond "a.
above.
Orders for Tickets from any part the United States by ma
~ WhttwSt enclosing cash prize Tickets, thahkih'.
ca ana executed by mail, with the prompt
mediatciy after the drawIns-f addressed 10 ,,
1T Al communications strictly confidential. a. ;,
March M-u
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Il 40 LOT foR SALE.-lhe undersigned viii oier
-, Public Auction. Charlotte April Court neat, ms
7ad It Charlotte Court House ihr Lot contains
ld tf well enclosed with plank fence, ana has
I'm ctr-rn so:H. water aa orchard OF scs:et irli
ie tudiug> CONSIST Dwelling House al fear rooms,
y aud two below mud I'll out houses for
-sst,irnt accommodation ii q funny. Terms viii be &C
'a''n., aud made Sio@n Ia. day uf salr.
THOMAS HAMILTON.
-.ar. r. 1871. lI-tJA
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~ GIliSCERY.-Siroisf.:-At Rules holden in The Clerks
Office of The Superior If Law and CEauccy.
rlc county oi King Wlin Monday, tie first day Of March,
1871:
Stcn. Lilscpnb, f'ain'i:
against
Anderson Johnson, YIN. &. Wright, and Robert Waters,
Defendants:
The defendant Anderson Jcrsan not having entered m APP
peaacc given security, according the Act Of Assembly.
and The this aud, appearing, y satisfactory
drnrc, lie nla,an; Of this country, IS ordered.
that tho said defendant appear day III Tho
May Ten and the hill of r painn and that II
inserted sapcr, published in
the riv Richmond months rc"ssyely and posted III
Tie lruat door Of hc -iinusc of this county
4 CoIy-Tr-ir
RU. BYED POLLARD, ~ e.
I-H-.S
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HENRICo AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
of which have been held
L SATURDAY. last the 9TH instant, having prevented hy IN
cl.nr, weather. held al the Washington Tavern, III the
city Richmond Saturday neat, the 18th inst. Al J? O'Clock
TIE nche are particularly requested 10 he punclal their
Attendance.
The Executive Committee will meet Al II O'Clock.
JESSE H. TURNER,
WM. H. RICHARDSON, r,... = ~.
WN. ID. WREN, AA's"'s N''''''
JOSEPH RENNlE,
Mainly, lnl,
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ArCTlON AND COMMISSION STORE.

mt To the lat VIII and testament of Sydnnr Bclfcd
tsri, shall proceed To SELL 10 the highest bidder, u,on
h>e the Stat iay of March, lSil If far If not,
ltr DAY. credit of one, two, aud three years, the
i.,ud 81 which the said sy,lnnr Rrird died seized.
"a nS III thr county uf Richmond. and immediately upon
lh N creek contains about three hundred and
'rcct-, a valuable aud desirable little farm one field j.
Mhea "nr prepared for crop Of corn for the present
= ne houses comfortable and in good condition. Pos
WI h .'Scn immediately. Bond aud security and deed
wiii b. reqn,rd II 'hr pur, ha>cr
S.c ',p anu place on credit ~ six months. for al
cr five dollars, all the pcrishas If line SAID
sting OF household aud kitchen Furniiu g stock If ca,
-, Hogs sheep &c. For all under i've d,iarS the
~ b. reqnlred-hond and security required uf tnn.r WIN
- on credit before the property IS delivery
RICHARD {. BELFlEI.D F,,.,ror
several Slaves will b. hired OUT the sam. time and
- the balance Of the year.
IN, ISL. l00-2rw2v
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AW NoTlCE-J! DAILY TuOr"ey al Idh resu.s =. no!u
IL ten Meckcnbr: county, Virginia, and VIII regularly attend
q. the Courts of that county OF Lunenhurc county
practice of the cninty OF Meckenbue he Is associated
with lanes aud Thomas s. Ghoun Ess of Petersburg, and
one Of the Petersburg well ~ HIMSELF will he
start attendant the Courts of the sand county,
March II l0l-aaw6w
rhLuAElE BOOkS.-I instructed 10 offer limited
\ Der of the following, AT very reduced prices, viz
Journal of Virginia Convention lsa5-b.
Sets Journals the and House Of Delegates from
1876 u 1870. inclusive.
Henngs Statutes At Large, containing the Laws OF Virginia
FROM 1919 10 .t2.
! New Series of The Statutes, from l7aa 10 lsn6.
yaluabr connected with the history, ctS an
POLITICAL state and opportunity has hcrcoiur,
\ been offered of obtaining them nj so low rate.
complete of the Virginia Legislature from the session q
| 1880 10 les-;0, inclusive.
The undersigned charged with tho sale Of Gmrr's
GanaoS egs Reports the Maps of the STATE ant
will carefully attend 10 all orders. e.,
| WM. II. RICHARDSON,
| Secretary CpmmoareG!th ana LLbrfriaa
A N,,rl iOl-3w
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
From the N. Y. Commercial Adv. Aug. 70
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA.
Fifteen Days Later From
England

At half past 10 O'Clock this morning, we
received by Adams express line. portion
of our English papers brought by the Colum.
bla from Liverpool Our London papers
are to the Sd Of August, and Liverpool TO
the 4th, both inclusive.
The Columbia arrived at Boston lit
lie after siA O'Clock yesterday morning. The
Halifax morning Post of the 18th, in allu-
ding to her passage, thus speaks
The Columbia left Liverpool on Wed.
nesday, the 18th inst. at noon, and had
scarcely made Holyhead when it CON-
menced blowing hard, with strong gale,
veering from South to West. The same
boisterous and unreasonable weather con-
tinued until she reached the Banks Of New
foundland, and indeed was so terrific on many
occasions, particularly on the evening oc
Monday, the 9th inst, that it occasioned
serious alarm to many of the passengers.
During that tempest her bowsprit was car.
ried away but the vessel sustained no 9th
er injury. 1t was the opinion of many per-
sons on board that she behaved most nobly
during the whole time; and it is due 10
Capt. Judkins, as we'll as TO the merits Of
the Columbia, TO mention the very great
confidence they felt generally in her safety
during this trying voyage. The passage
has been necessarily muchsretarded by the
prevailing head winds; and on some occa-
sions her progress fell short Of two miles
an hour.
The number Of passengers exceeds one
hundred, and as the ship is not capable Of
conveniently accommodating so many, il
has been source of some dissatisfaction
that the number IS not limited; however
the general arrangements Of the ship are
such as to have met with the entire salts
faction Of all parties.
The conclusion Of the passage was very
agreeable.
The religious duties devolved on the
Rev. n. Prociorand the Rev. Dr.. Parker,
missionary for China) who very ably dis
charged Them.
Notwithstanding this disaster and The
iempetuous weather, she made the passage
across the Atlantic ID l3 DAYS, having Il
rived at Halifax at noon, on the 18th Aug.
The steamer Brilania made The shortest
ilomeWaTd passage Of any Of the cunard
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
ROLL BACK THE DARK WATERS

We say Of truth that the ani-bond, anti
honest disorganizers are fast giving way be-
fore the light and influence of fhe truth. In
Yazoo county this is prominently and unde-
niably the fact. And we take pleasure in
saying, in all candor and fairness to our
friends at distance, that in this county the
anti-bond party have no footing, no influence,
no strength. Here the Wings are awake
and the honest democrats are with them in
the denunciation and exposure of this plot
of land piracy. Be it known to the world
that no advocate of treachery-nO enemy of
truth and honor-no crazy anti-bond, anti
honest demagogue can obtain the vote of
Yazoo.
We have some County .arrangements here
that will attend to our county matters. By
the assistance of some of the advocates of
truth and honesty land enemies fland piracy,
we have determined to issue from this office,
commencing probably next week and con-
tinuing until the election, an EXTRA, which
will be devoted exclusively to the cause of
Mississippi lao, honor and justice, and op-
position to State swindling and all grades
and forms of robbery and land piracy. The
State candidates will find support in Yazoo.
A number of our intelligent and influential
citizens have volunteered their aid to the
cause of integrity and morality; and feeling
their own honor identified with the name
and character of the State, they will not sill
quietly by and see eternal disgrace and never
ending infamy stamped upon our escutcheon
as prominent feature Of the character Of
Mississippi.
Our Extra will be distributed in large mum.
bers over the State, free Of charge. It's in
tended to maintain the honor and good fatE
as wellas the Pecuniary interests of the PEG
pie. 1t will show to the farmers that thi
damnable plot of revolution and disorganiza
ton is calculated in its inevitable tendenc,
to Euin their trade and seriously to affect hei
interests. And i: will also show to the PEG
pie at large, that anti-bondism is calculated
to ''tar" the peoples pockets, for it propose
to thrOW array the Union Bank and its re
sources-to give to the bank debtors and banI
stockholders the borrowed money, and leav
the whole burden upon the people.
Will not the other Presses in the State Sc
too in good earnest to support the interes
and the honor of our people! Shall the fanai
ical disorganizers preach heresy and delu
sion to the people and lead them into diff
Guilty and disgrace, or shall the plot be ex
posed and their designs frustrated!
In this part of the State, the weakest an
most detestable Of all causes has the weaket
and most--pitiabIe of all advocates. TIL
friends of law and justice are awake and tn
people have nothing to fear1
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
HENRY CLAY.

1t is known TO our readers, that the next
day after the Presidential Electonin Novem-
Der last, and Of course before any returns
came in, we proposed the name of HENRY
CLAY to succeed General Harrison in the
Presidency. We said the People, and espe-
cially the Great Wing Party, would rally
around him with a spontaneous effort, with
out concert or convention, and invite him 10
Che highest Office within their gift. The re-
cult Of the election was as all men anticipate
ed-showing by the greatest popular vote
ever given in Republic, that the doctrines
Of loco-focoism were not the doctrines of the
people Of this country. An All-Wise PrOvi.
dsnce removed ''the Good President" from
us, and his place was filed by Mr.. Tyler
who has proved recreant % Wing Principles
and the Wing Party. We look upon his
veto Of the Bank Bill as an announcement
Of himself as the Ioco-foco candidate for
President at the next election. This move-
ment is evidently not without the concur
renee Of at least come Of the knowing and
leading ones Of the party. Then we may
look upon the remnants of the old Van Buren,
party as rallying their forces for another cam
paign, and As having e least some two or
three candidates OF probable candidates in
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
The strongest Argument Yeti

Judge Shattuck, during his speech at Ben
ton, related conversation which passed be-
tween himself and an nti-bondman in De
Soto county, which was as follows:-s'N Now
Judge Shattuck, viii you tell me what pledge
the State gave that these Bonds should be
paid" said the anti bondman, taking airesh
chew Of lobaccoand placing his arms a-kimbo,
with his hal cooked knowingly on one side
of his head .-"will you tell me thai Judge!''
said he.
"My goOdfriend," sasd the Judge s'when
a State, in its sovereign capacity. bOrtOws
money or makes contract, the Honor and
Faith of the State are pledged to redeem
that contract, and it ought to be the pride
of every citizen of such State to see the
public faith preserved inviolate."
Exactly Judge, that's what / say, bu
now, by Cd, if lean prove to you thatlht
State had No honor or filth to pledge wher
these Bonds were made, wouldn't you give
it ups"
90, certainly!'' said the Judge, "in tina
case argument would be at an end J" aud SO
giving the rein TO his horse, the Judge rod,
on without attempting reply to such
knock down argument.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
Ak Him to Resign.

The betrayal ofthe trust by Mr.. Tyler conferred
upon him by the country, in consequence of the
Harrisburg nomination, calls aloud upon the mem-
bers OF that Convention to reassemble and ask
him to return to the people the Office which they
were instrumental in comforting upon him.
The people have right to call upon thesmem-
bers of the Harrisburg Convention and say to them
"sirs, by your nomination we supported man
who has betrayed our trust You have Innocent
y inflicted upon the country this injury, and as a
common right we ask you that you viii reassem-
bic and repair the injury, or attempt TO do SO, as
far as in your power"
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
stonmer Yazoo PInnler.

Our cid and esteemed friend, Capt. s1MuEI H
HALL, arrived at ourlnnding on "Wednesday morn
ing last,with his fine new steamboat "7He Yasoc
Planter. Shells one Of the most substantial boats
ever builtfOr the YazOO trade, and measures one
hundred and ten feet on deck, % feet beam and
draws but 10 inches water when trimed: she il
intended to run as regular Packet twice week
between this city and Vicksburg until the water
rises-her cabinisa al State Rooms.
From the gentIemanly deponment and vel
known ability Of Captain Hall tocOmmand boat
we feel assured that he will receive = liberal sup
port in the YazoO trade-at least, we hope SO.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10

We are authorized TO announce the Hon.
WILLIAM L. SHARKEY. as a candidate
for reelection to the Office Of Judge OF the
High Court of Errors and appeals Of the
State Of Mississippi.
We are authorized to announce E. J.
MUNGER, as candidate for the office Of
Coroner of Y AGO county at the nextelecton.
We are authorized to announce CHARLES
o. BRIAN, as candidate for the Office OF Col
lector OF Yazoo county, al the nextelec;lon.
We are authorized to announce M. A.
JENKINS, the present incumbent. as candi-
date for county Treasurersat the next cleo
Etion.
We are authorized to announce WM. 6.
MILLER, Of this city, as candidate for the
Office OF County Treasurer at the next cleo
ton.
We are authorised TO announce the Hon.
1 @. D. GIBBS as candidate for reelection TO
he Office of Probate Judge of Yazoo coun-
y, at the next election.
We.are authorized to announce ROBERT C.
PERRY, Esq, as a Candidate for reelection
TO the Office of District Attorney Ofthe Tenth
Judicial District, composed of the Counties of
Yazoo, Holmes, Alfalfa and Leake.
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH S.
THOMPSON, as candidate Tor the once OF
Circuit Court Clerk of Yazoo county, at the
next election.
We are authorized to announce VIM. G.
Raspberry, Esq, Of this city. as candidate
for the Office of Assessor of Yazoo county,
At the nextelection.
We. are authorized to announce MIR. T.
II. SHELL, as a candidate for the office
of Assessor of YazOo county the nextelec
ton.
We are authorized to announce r. S. G
i, PERKINS, Esq. of Benton, as candidate fol
the Office Of District Attorney, for the 1OtF
judicial District composed of the counties Of
Kazoo, Holmes, Leake and AttaIa, at the
next election.
We are authorized TO announce Joan. o.
Neil, as candidate for the Office of Assessor
OF Yazoo county, at the next election.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10

Queen on lhe 25lh d May. to resume bis
Office Is naval commander and Joint uleni.
polentiary n China. lie taks with him
numerous Teinlorcements. and others are
following 10. transports. The whole fleet
may be expected to reach Canton. by The
beginning Of July. AS soon as bis excel.
lency reioins The squadron. there can Sc put
little doubt that hostile Operations will Be
renewed. L IS probable this expedition
will be too late to get up The Pekin this
year.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10

expectation 81 bellies His patriotism is the
pairiosismo lie land We i've in--his power
3 = terror q tie evigdoass and his eloqaence
--is Che eloquence Of HENRY CLAY
o. Our aales from Washington are Up to Tie
2lps ull,, from which we learn that Mr. Sergeant
bad Introduced new Bank Bill into the Houses
no action. however was taken nnnn IL.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10

We are authorized y announce JOHN w.
FuoUA. as a candidate for re-electio 10 the
Office of. Sheriff Of Yazoo county, al the
November election.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10

. .1O.- ~ p II WNNLDHdlIs
The special election which was held in
this county on Monday and Tuesday last
for Sheriff. resulted as follows:
wv. FUouA, 2s5
r. I. ADAMS, 2e2
II. +. cARRADrNr, IA
Maiofity for Fuuma, 3
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-10
FANCE.

The papers announce the signature, by
all the parties, Of The treaty which closes
the passage Of the Dardanells against lie
ships Of war Of all foreign powe.s. This
was the last step remaining 10 complete the.
return 81 France from her insulated position
among the great powers,
FROM THE EAST
The overland mail lrom India Ind arrived.
but the adpices from Macao were univ a.
The % Of April The following IS from the
Times.
CommodoFe Sir Gorden Bremen. who lad
been u Calcutta since Tie middle 81 March,
LEFT that place for CAUTION ii tie steamer