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Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store
SEYMOUR & CO.

42 CAMP, Nert Door to Corner Of GraDier street.
OFFER at the lo,5est prices Of euy Store in this city
GOODS.
The prices of this New Establishment will be found gem
ery far lower than the usually current and its char
acteI Tor good articles will be sustained
o. FASHIONABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GtDN n every variety comprising seasOnRhle articles OF
C8fION. SILK, LINEN and WB0ll4EN EABRlCS.
Purchasers m hnd the goods in this Store probably
advantageous they contemplated before examnaton
them my 9fryv
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTE Octobar6-P. Mo arrivals OF stock to-
day Beef Catte held little highefthsn yesterday being
now 3i05c g h.. Sheep a29ss head Hogs, Si04o
h Milea Cons s2563 $780,. CalVeS &5s5 50 head
RonstiBp pjgy-None in market
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LAdverti semeut.l
HARD MONEY sONG...BY ]. B. MErEY.

tunt-'Dl7 EHgLt6G EeUtlehlIa.'
Ihafe i a simple remedy TO heal a sickly baus-
Twill kep t peoples pockets full, lank-
e. strange to say, seek tie LegisiaiBs PILE
when egEmon directs the course, hena patient wills
Change your bank Hotss susy day. for silse godl
Wings 'gufrais and Democrats throughout happy aad
tgl ures 90 make gui plain what all may understand.
WFarpel mp 1 party prejudice how they the light,
WHru party suie fools reckless odder right
Change your baHE srsg day, for si-sr 0r goli
am travel srs claim u-nC from paper money flows
No care they tho y rs bought suffering yg1p:
They well ugIt say the hnuau flame ~ strange appear
Because they Change er lt each day. lue1d
Change your bank a7'es erty day, FOR aer FOR g0dl
salsnen nrs like oo-gs-5oy who foreign lands
AMI talks o books and and ulgs be- unierstands
The merchant, will land bank nightly J them veaYns
nor hnss-it e'ar be tuk-e prlsee honest lEhar
Change your bank notes srg day. ar sii5er for g7ldl
These notes aaari by young and DID, many uanes way
While gold and silver. bright their cleanliness display
Noes show face Of iIiness to every mindful eye
Yet keepers Oft pay them ad-s they buy
Change bank notes eUsTy d1Y for siirer for gold
sold and silver have worth power of shake,
While banks are u1t bold promises end like old pips break
Firmly based natures laws those pass wheeler YOU
Nor harry brokers load h wealth Etched from the peoples vol
CHange bank notes every day, for rer for goldl
ST. James, La. % lti&Wr
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Banks.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
ATTITUDE. 3s 81 80 N.-IoseITUDE. 50 Win Tune a.

Cleared YESTERDAY: -, -,
Bark Brenda, Young Boston, 6. W. ~ H5 49, -.
RsTk Fanny, SimOnson CadiZ and market, = =. =, ~,
Bark John Murray, Lu CadiE, DSeeA -
Bark Yarmouth Teal, Phladsphia J. w. Ana5s"A4 ~.
Big Chas kershaW Atehis0n Chsresioqi r. g.,sspdor
Span Brig Aurora CasauuEo, BsTOesna' q 49, 20
SchI. Tallahassee, Sawyer. 81, Marks, = y AA'4
Arrival Vsstsrda5s - rs.,s.
IT = Mail Ste. MAJ Fslran Lent HaEtene ron SSs1''
= sIb IS M rs PsT55s Lawson s Col9ayslIs
u 8 Steamship De Rossslt, Coma, JON 9s e
Isl inst 10 IT Quarts master e my, asfh nh ~
Steamship Ai56ama Wight from Chagtsa' so.A VA
Z. J. Meeker-ad my
AAHhuAFaf =
Jas L. Day, GibeH0n, from Mobile
Mobile Sutton, from Mobile. ,,,,- sf1At
Prjpcsss Fairuhid. I'm Bay Sara-a-o oAs -
EiskS iandFY, fiOm Baton Rouge az, 4, IS eQtioai
Gs5ls i1sihss, fgal HaId Time5'-ipfl
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List of vessels In Port Not Cleared.

Corrected eDerV morning, especially Tor NE lEesee
TNotsIn municipality desgnated in the following
nv m thH Railroad
IN the Second 2l Nos above the Steamboat Land
Landing tue the
commence down. No being terrY wharfl
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

-. For California.-The superior fast sailing ship
SaE7s DAlMATIA, Capt, w. IL. EolgeT, will eav
e1 for San Francisco, pOrt in Brazil and Napa
raise on SATURDAY, October .. Passage in the cabin
$780, IN the Storage (mess with crsw) $3.50 For freight
anS0 PARADISE. LAWRAsON & 60. 81 Gravisr,
,~sEae For California via ohagres.IU s M l
HaaszEssala Steamship FALCON, 100 tons buThen, 1t
II. J Hartstein IT, 5. n, eOmnigndng, VIII leave toT
Chagres. with the California aud Oregon Mails. or
SATURDAY. the 9Th October, at O'Clock p. NJ, pune
tually, from foot Of 81. Mar street, Lafayette
RATES or PASSAGE:
In Saloons, to thagTes YOU
In Lower CABIN,
In Steerage and mess with crew, TO ChaETes 9, %
go" Freight 81 cents cubic foot,
E75- No passage secured until paid for
PARADISE, LAWRASON Il co, As -nts.
81 GIaVer street.
n b. surgeon attached the Falcon thereby Away
ring good medical attendance To erpasseugeB S3
ga For archaeological LiHe.-rhe fine fast sell
EFaa ing regular packet ship LOUIS A. BrsdfOrd,
1888 ter having part OF her cargo engaged VIII have
dispatch For balance of freight or passage having splen
did accommodations apply on board, most a. I'd Ny, TO
sll J. w. ANDREWS n co, 81 Common st.
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SUIT FOR LIBEL. J. G. Sever filed an affidavit yeer.
day before Recorder Baldwin, against Mr. James Graham
OF the Louisiana Courier, charging him with publishing
libel upon his character in an article that appeard In thai
journal on the 18th ult.
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&c AZ WOE Ia MAY ooNcHRN.

TNHE ubscheB would RESPECTFULLY call the attention of
4 COUNTRY MERCHANTS. and Dealers in esilssa
HATS and GAPS in general to their VERY 81
81 LARGE assortment of the above named "a
EM GOpds, which is SECOND To NONE IN THE
80 CITY, cOmprsng EVERY KIND AND QUAIL
IlH, entirely numerous detail but honestly as
sure all persons about purchasing in this line that
ton OF their stock viii BE- greatly 10 their advantage before
puehasng elsewhere for The that they are mostly all
OF their own manulaCtuIe, and come DIRECT FROM
THEIR OWN MANDATORY at Newark N ! {;
and being satisfied with the MANUFACTURERS
PROFITS feel certain that purchasers fail to be sat
hed also CATER inspecOn) that the above as repre-
scented DURBRInGE 4 co.
OeIA SIN 2S Gu.Lnmhnuse stIrnt- nm stairs
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
II For Havrs-The fine and fast sailing ship
SAh SETH SPRAGUE, Capt. Wordsworth, having
-. nearly az Of her cargo engaged will have imme-
IS 1 '' LEVI Il GALE G ' 70 Common aRs St
g. For Liverpool-The Iplendd A / ship SUN.
- LEAN o CAPT PPtman having the Et;atsr par o.
balance of freight Of 400 bales of cotton cabin passage
having hne state room accommodations, apply to
% LEVI H. GALE 50 Common st.
- For LiverpooL-Th A and fast sailing packet
$500 snip ASHLAND, Capt. Rice, having the greater
dispatch. For freight Of 400 bales cotton Or passage apply
% to LEVI II. GALE, SO Common q.
1t For sale-The fine and fast sailing bark SHAN
S7S NON, Capt. Eldrdge. Si3 tons bgrthen beng in
iIs rate condition, and carrying from $500 10 700
barrels will be sod on Te9s92Ha9e terms AgPl1 70
COAsTwIsE PORTS.
- For Boston-D ispateh I ine-The fine A packet
SRs& bark JOHN CARVER Lineken mass,eE, having
a large part of her cargo engaged, will have dis.
patch F9 BALANCE OF freight or passaae apply on board
" 50' '''9P9 P1Ri RBREWs co 81 Common St
sailing o6oonS1 EMILY Weaver Captain ai5
have dispatch For balance Of feieht passage, having
superior accommodat3ns apply e the CSoein on board or
orto O. WICKHAM e Bienviie st.
IL Agent in Charleston, HOS. q. BtDD, who will
forward promptly all goods for the interior Of
4. For NewYork- UsiOH LiHe Paeksts;-The fast
GGEA sailing regular packet ship WABASH, Ha'ha:
have mmedate dispatch For freight or passage, having
splendid 2eoommodations. apply bOa,G between the
~ JSo q W6GDRGFF co saMagazine st
1sSoFor Boston--Dispateh Liae-The fine fast sail
KS ing brig IRVING, Cheever, master, having part
49, OF her cargo engaged, viii have dispatch For
balance of freight passage apply board opposite the
Beet Market, First Municipality, or to
,26 J. w. ANDREWS Il co. 81 Common st.
GR- Takes no Grain.
,f{sk First Vessel for Liverpool The fine British
800 ship INTRINSIC, Capt, TOole will have iirme.
dlate dispatch Tor the above port, having nearly all
her cargo engaged. For freight Of bae cotton, apply
JOHN TO LIE,
$50 OrtO G, W OLIVER. % St. Charles st.
81. For Philadelphia Ommcrciai Liae-The fine
SdEA A l r!gular packet bark YARMOUTH, Teal
Aaa1A master, having part OF her cargo engaged will
have quick disDatch for the above port For bal1nCe Of
freight, passage, apply board Post 4 Second Munich
paUy, or to JNO. w. ANDREWS & co, 81 Common a.
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RECORDER GEEOIs CoURT.-WaHants issued yes
to-day for the arrest Of Pnune accused Of harbor-
ing and e9nceaHg runaway slave, belonging to Madame
myer and Tor the arrest Of named Mccarthy, charged
with breach Of trust. committed refusing De liver
watch worth $50 entrusted to the saekeepiug of Margaret
ShRne.. A youth named James LaIkus aged about Is or
10, was committed for trial before the First Dstrc. COHu
charge OF stealing box containing $40 from the oyster
shop OF Vincent Niguerra, Thursday afternoon John
Ihompson charged with stealing three watches from the
coffee house OF Mr., Clausen, yesterday hOnoab dis
harged
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gTNO LET-The srgs story sore situated in the -
l. rear of the Stores Mes 81 and 80 Camp street with f
The Alley way. Condor, feet wide fronting on -
GraveT ST. For terms, apply to P. 3. MILLER No Il
camp street, at the store OF Seymour Go. 90 81
MAD AFgE YOUNG.
ANHlS Celebrated Philosopher ats of NeWYoTk) be
l. consulted her residence No ga Carondelat street.
daily Except on Sundays) from A N 10 9 P L. Madame
7. makes pTetensiOns Magic bat SHE WILL inform
all who consult her. OF ther Disposition and Character and
Leading Transactions Of the Past Present and Future
WELL as il she mad known them from birth.
Terms, for a Lady or Gentleman One Dollar. o5' Ste
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RECORDER BALpwIN's COURT - Patrick Can fer as
5,ung Gathering Delany. gave bail appear before the
First District COun. .Edw ard LauaRsn for aSsautng Pat
rick Carr, required to do the sane thing
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DRY G OODS.
BEG cave 10 inform The citizens of New Orleans that
L have received. per late arrivals from New York the fol.
lowing list Of Goods which sell very low prices
sGPs-d Ghameilons black and cooIed Apaccas Canton
ana IhlBet Cloths; BOmbAznes Tweeds and GassmeIes
for boys and meas wear; black snd striped Grenadines
bAEEGES and MOUSSELINE De LANES for
Mourning Dresses small figured Mousseline de Lanes
hne assortment Of HOSIERY consisting of Ladies black
and white sHk Hose E1glish Thread and German Cotton
dose Cent 8 white and brown Half Hose MeIinO and
ColoG misses aud boys Hose and Half Hose Of all
ahes' hennO and sir Vests gent Silk. MeuuO and
Cotton UudeHhs and Urdeshits for boys and girls from
one year up ladies' and gent Linen Csmbre Handler
chiefs and Linen CambuC MUSLINS of all kinds-fne
Swiss and JacOuet Book Swiss, checked and plaid Cam.
bCs white and oo'oed embroidered Swiss and Jaconet
Tor Desses Meumack CrchsCO and French Prints Cot
ION and n, Verge Table Covers e;4 up Toweling and
DamAsk Table Cloths etc. etc Likewise first. rate as.
gortmeut Of all kinds Of TRIMMINGS: SIX and Wonted
Braids Braids for embroidery work black and cOored
six aud Pearl Buttons fancy Git Buttons ladies' Slides
aud Buckles for the waist Tortoise shell and Buffalo Side
Combs gent 3 Pocket Combs Hair aud Tooth Brushes
AIeXandeIs KID GLOVES etc, etc. 4 call from my old
friends end customers and the ladies of New Oleans re.
N Nv w w THOMPs0N 4 chnrtrn.r t
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Close Of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
NuIlr..nr III IL N..-...E.. Z

THOMAS BRADY, 81 Charities Street.
w ILL, from this date commence selling off his entire
W stock OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
N order 70 make room for his fall supplies Purchasers in
want oil Silks Shawls, Barages, Printed MnsIns Irish
'h'ns or any article in the Dry Goods line, will consult
ei, own interest by examining the Stock before making
usl huTGhaSes. as the Goods will be sold at BARGAIN
9. AF T. BRADY will, on the LIST November remove to
store 70, 20 CH8RIRES STR FL 2, opposite where
mr. Goods - ~ -''N i;,,Stf'
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NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1s49.

YEsTE#DAY's ITEMS Friday another dull, rainy
day and the city all comprsed in the few paragraphs
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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Nne 90 I'D Oh G-r,nr-- 1880

HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Nos SO and 81 Camp street.
TDRIESTLY BEIN. Importers and Dealers in Foreign
4 and DomeItie Hardware, CRtey, Iron, Tin n
Plates ETC. thank Their friends for then very lib. "A
goods. and their prompt attention TO al! orders A
" unqaHce ofther favors by arrivals from European
"a and Northern ports they are constantly receiving
their line, and can confidently invite e attention Of p1r.
ebsse to their large aud well assorted stock, Of which the
English Bar iron round, square and aat--7Oo tons;
ne,' P eB d DO 49, 49, -IS S5 Toms
~. Boiler Pate-2o tons
Boiler Pl1e-3J tons;
Plough do "A tons
:. swedes :. hPISal.T1,T id 52n'
BrTzers Rods, IL l6 and s inches iound-8Ol bd.
Shsel lronTEngsh' American ald Tennessee-irOmlO
Hoop lroa-ifom 70 to AZ iuch-8aO bundles;
Round io-from 4 to ~ irch-3O5 bundles
L.. Gut , haii-oelebrated Weymouth, and other good
Press Spkes--3l0 kegs;
r. PSis las a4f c S1t5Y b EaaR f boxes
bIOck Tin, Zinc spelteI, ,tc.-l5. 0p 10;
Geman shear BstsG and Cas1 steei-356o il;
Axef-genuqe Cgiin:s Hunts ec.--2jO boxes
Nhinemoe's Gogon. Wool and Horse Cards-6OO dOz
Hair and Wire Seves-2 dozen.
Pa ent BqlsBces and Platform Scales;
Ok. Trace, Log, Halter and Coil Chains
Cham Gables and Anchors
CoOpeB' Tools Timers DO;
- American and English Locks; Sliding Door Furniture
Parliament HinEEBt
Window Fasteners of every description; Hoes every de-.
sCrptOn and pattern: Cross Cut PIT and Mill Saws; Poughs
Of King Halls and other good brands
Hollow Ware and Castiugs-lJ0 tons;
TGTrsd aud Manila ROpe-all sizes;
Oakum, Marine HOuseIue, ETC.;
Sperm, Linseed. Lard and Whale Oils,
Atlantic Pure White Lead:
Brooklyn Nos l and q Lead
Black and Yellow Pains; Fsrdgris,
Pans and Chrome Green;
French Pos from 10 80 Pnts
Mill and Grind : ones:
Sheet Bar aud Pig Lead; Lead Pipe etc. etc
. ~ They also the only Agents in NewOleaus Of
Hllman, Naneer Il Co S celebrated Tennessee Iron.
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SUICfDE.-nrs. Ann D0rothea Berg a respectable Ger
lady, aged twenty. three years, committed suicide on
Thursday night last under the following melancholy crcun
Stances. She had been labOrng under Temporary insanity
for several days previous, bat that evening appeared
rational aud converted in her usual manner her husband
who had watched without her bedside becoming
ecuy EXHAUSTED By fatigue, persuaded By her 10 lay
down and take sleep Upon the Of his wife
that she felt much better and could dispense with his aen
ton for q few hours Mr. Berg concluded to do 20 On
aWakng about IL O'Clock he discovered that she had left
the room instant search made and the body Of the
fortunate woman found with life extinct mmened in the
we'll which contained nine feet Of water inquest
held and verdict rendered Committed suicide BY drown
ing IN well while in fit Of temporary insanity" Ms
Berg had been married bot few months and was eRcente
at the time of her death.
,BIoT.--John George. Henry Goodman, VIM. Juste and
Frederick Seltman arrested yesterday. By vinue of
issued By Recorder SeuZe1eau on the oath Of Peter
AOnker Mr.. HOnkeT deposes that the named above
IN company with Others TO his house CasacayO
sIeet and opened regular system Of attack They
down the gate with and entered the yard commit
ting snudV acts Of violence the premseE The accused
entered into bonds for their appearance the
charge.
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burglary Palfek CLARK arrested Yesterday By the
First Municipality police, charged with breaking into
me store OF Matthias Olsen No 207 Old Levee Six straw
hats weFesloen and ioundn the possession of the accused
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ADJUSTMENTS.

--e1R--
OLYMPIC THE ATRE,
CORNER OF B.HRONyNE md PoYDRAS SITS.
COLE Lessee and Manager NJ JAMES s. CHARLES. This
- EVENING Saturday, the perOpnln e. VIII Commence with
TIE FORTY THIEVES.
MIR. Charles horgHna Miss Hubbard
Abda ah. Mr.. Eyng' hrduele Miss Caulfell
Ali Bahia Mr.. HacEe miss Verify
which, go. A NEGRO CONCERT.
~ Tomorrow, sunday-TlMOUR THE TARTAR, viii real
horses. U6
CAPTAIN DAN IICKoK,s SECOND REGATTA
IL a. III 81 ~
rVHE SECOND REGATTA, Pleasure carving
gud-lt sL, the rules te Southern Club
will take place WEDNESDAY, October TO- which
three Prizes will he offered.
The first and second prizes, the Boats over
twenty-five ttei, CluH nals,lTeinen, coming
The third the first Boat Club
uert4 hud under coming
Luggsr and 5cDw excluded starting race s29
MOBILE THEATRE FOR RENT.
TEQulRE-st this office, or q
L sig i'm Z. LOCKWOOD Mobile Alabama.
AMERICAN THEATRE.
ONE SALOON this Theatre For Rent. u good teuant
~ terms will be moderate Apply the Box Office. s27H
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Slaves, Slaves....,......... Slaves
BY FLORANCE & TAYLOR.

CAFURDAY October 49, 70 oo0ck-Wli be loi al Banks
- Ar e following SLAVES belonging the succession
Ms. Esther Hunt, deceased, VIZ:
SARAH, about 50 years Of age;
Her daughter la shout % years age together with two
children, SARAH and EMELlNE, and years age
This family will bs sold in block; Titles fully guaranteed
Also
NANCY shout 80 years age, rate mattress maker.
Title only guaranteed
Acts Of ae before D RicaTl7 Notary Public the expense
tIe "a
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American ..-...ts,ml
.C0arTan.......L.P.T-
Emily Weaver. SING
European.....Algiers
Gen. Taylor .L.-P.T.
Hornet. ..,-...LP.T-
Iona .....--..Algiers
John RoWiett LIT
J P. Smart-...L.P.T.
Major Baehs. .Aigiers
Marie Louise LIP T.
iOld Esck-.-... 6n2
Up. "a. Sears. LIP. T..
/ Renaissance LIT
SoutheFuer -..Algiers
\ Tom Hicks LIP T.
Topic. -.-...- AlEierl
Two Brothers .L-f. T.
.-s---.- --~
i-.----.-ss-..-s-T-ssa
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DWELLING HOUSES FOR RENT-SeyersI -
~ Small and Large Dwelling Houses, in various 49,
psTs Of the city, fer rent low TO good teaant. Ap.
ply 81 % k2tehez s5set ny sIsiH, sa
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Union .-.-r----. 4,lnl
Yorktown ......ll.ml
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PARTICULAR NOTICE

FHE subscriber is positively closing business in this CITY,
J and has still on hand large stock sz=zzzz5z=s.
of FURNITURE 10 clsse off beiOe the 1870
I~=e#5 end of thi. month fzziazasA
sElazsA# His second sale by auction 05a1s--71esFs
- will take place WEDNESDAY, 10th inst
$3.50 VIII sell every day BY private sale at auction
prices Ladies and Gentlemen in want of good Furniture
at low rates will please call with little delay possible
o4 81 G. WHITNEY, So Camp ST y
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Sale Of Furniture. On. acc omit OF Departure
BY KENDIG, DRAKE d. co.
CATURDAI. October g. ocock-iyi h. sold at No 20
- Nutchsz street
The FURNITURE Of peron declining skeepng-arnag
which ar Elegant Mahogany BoUk-rJ Centre Table Mirrors
Sofas Dining Tables Cad DO. Bedstesd Aaeses Carpets
Mahogany and bther Ch1ir., with other articles. oc5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21
IMPORTANT CEssloN TO RUSSIA ~ AUSTRIA.
[Erom the Bliiisa .ltny D.scatct. dag "a

There is every reason 10 believe Iha' Austria
has consented 10 give up II Russia lie post ol
Canafs. in the Alfiat;c; Ciaro is Only few
LEAGUES dlsta.t IRON Scuari, me caprai 81 Al
b;nia. and within days sail OF Inc lonian
Isles. nis said that our minister in Cen<lan'i-
nople. Sir STAFFORD Canning has protested aeaGs,
tn, surrenter, and has distinctly animated lhaii,
vii. ss considered By England as e0sns b.ii
For considerable period, Russia has desired
10 establish herself in the Mediterranean, and 10
s.cn,e a po.: in that sea, from which she IS a;
p.rsea,, ~ reason ot h.! eecc!arhiea! position,
yif.ualy rxciie.. Her ;ices, o. cy;s;in. !reliic
are moi na;u,i.ts. 10 enter The Mediterranean
through tGc Dafaancls i.o% laas ih,s: 'rcatifs
vii D, !c:y.cie. IL Rus IL We are unatie 10
Conjecture; but we luugi ~. that she vii ifeal
laem u ~ much waste paPSf whenever hung
opportunity arrives. IL the meantime, the Empe-
r,r is des,Tous OF establishing a Rs sian port in
III At;ia;ic.
Wetrasl ,ha;,hc Secretary 70. Foreign Affairs
will no, con,cnt himself Tn tas occs sion with
PROTOCOLS ard circumstances. Lord Palmsrs on
has The reputation Of being be!icoss diploma.
ti.,. Lei him sustain lha, character now, and
the ccun,ry will support MIN. Let him warn
III. Not,hefn Bear al! lhe lard which is bouhded
hy b, classic y.ayfs OF the Mediterranean. Is
no, Russia large enough Tor The Seyiaisn hofd q
Ia The vas: plains OF Siberia there Is surely rocm
and verge enough t,r ne m 5 bounditss ambi-
lion. Altxand,r oil idacedun wePi al the b, uoIi
that there were no more kingdoms Tor sutjuga-
ton The Car MAJ imi'a'e his example, Tor
Europe does no, intend 10 relarss ia,o Sclavonic
baIbarism There is a limit 10 the endurance Of
English statesmen, 10 The deles Jsr ni,ntc Of d.
plomalic life,