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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
From he Unlyerss.isi Quarterly Review.
CHRISTIANITY AND CULTURE.
~ REV. F.. II. CHAPlS.

TIE NEMESIS oF Farm, BY IA FAocDE London John
Chapman. l5i5.
That as the human mind advances II finds IN.
creased proof Of Christianity, IS a proposition a
well sustained as it IS familiar. The evidences of
our religion are as various as is adaptations Its
authenticity Is Illustrated by all the wants and
faculties OF X IS proclaimed in the struggles
and attsinmen,s Of ,he solitary soul. 1t is deyel
oped in the progress OF the race. II flows through
the whole current OF history that streams down
ward from the advent OF Jesus IL IS reiterated ia
every discovery. 1t IS the ideal Of al that is good
and true. II anlmates every noble effort. Il
shines upon Us N every attitude We assume above
that Of the lowest sensuasm. IL yields the only
permanent consolation. IL Eliminates the mystery
Of life. It glortes death.
But there is proposition which, though similar
D. this IS sufficiently distinct 10 make the evidence
in that direction more forcible. The proposition u.s.
that an advanced culture demands Christianity
II would doubtless, ne interesting ~ inquire how
much Christianity develops our whole nature and
produces the very conditions which il alone can
satisfy. But, leaving this point untouched, we
proceed 20 observe, that our unfolding nature finds
new combinations Of the gospel, because II cOntin
ualy becomes conscious Of deeper wants The
testimony 70 Christianity IS the witness Of human
experience. We are made aware Of is adapted.
ness. because more and more driven ~ seek its
aid. We discover that il is the universal and Der
which that HIGHT alone can ILL., We know il 70 be
the word Of eternal lie, for nothing else answers
our deepest q-esrons, Or coaGrms our best antici.
patIons
It IS no DOUBT true that great hopes are for
great souls and that generous and cultivated ma
lures VIII Ind out the highes, truths and appre
ciste them more readily, than the ignorant and the
narrow minded. Hold up ~ them such q truth, and
they vii De the first 70 recognize il. Nay, they
are the men who have had iorebodIDgs Of II, and
who are able u confirm il by new and larger eyi
dences But these a.sO, more than others feel the
need OF such truth The philosopher grasps more
readily tie idea Immortality Heels rs certainty
more than the barbarian, %, u there Is any def
cheney o.. evidence be Likewise realizes that more
keenly. The saint with his spiritual IDEAL and holy
aspirations IS perplexed for want II Guide bat
this does not trouble the sensualist upon whom the
notion Of duty has hardly dawned The affection
ate spirit, linked BY vital sympatbies 10 toe race,
painfully explores the law q human welfare and
the problem OF human destiny, bat the hard and
selfish man cares nothing TOR these things. Thus
an advanced culture suggests questions and ere
ates demands. which 10 not occur TO O~er con
dit.on. ii those who farther back do not sbso-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
smith O'B'icn and his Associates nj
Van Dieman's Land.

Adyces to the last of Nov. have been received
from Hobar,stowu. ' an Dcmans land announcing
tee arrival there OF. Smith OBreu and his asso-
cia,es in the Irish Rebellion OF isi9 The ielous
engaging that their liberty should not be usedas e
means 10 effect their escape. All except O'BrIen
accepted the boon. He has been sent under sur
yeilance 10 Maria Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20

HUNTINGTON PAINTING, We promised. s.y
ers weeks .sce ters brief rouce 90 refer more par.ca
'sr'v 10 M exhibition l. intention % be sava,ey
critical There were several i8s,suce. OF defective drawing
ia he draperes wtch offered Is eNuangy thought
rare opportunity for he dspsy u crr critical powers
Ard ,hen Huntington s TOO much praised As his fH'ads
become weary Of hearing Aris.s, called The Jus'. va
have been bored Tor years with ' isutalou OF Hunting
ton How much Byron owed % Jeaer for his cusirg up
Of the early poems Of his lortsh.p Whist Jeffrey 10
Byron, In the of heart proposed to be TO
Huntington. But It's late. The whole town hiss made
up is mind and IN few days tie exhibition viii be closed
We will only hsnS The grave and reverend segpeurs
Who prompted Mr. Huntington 70 make This collection Of
s vagrant children and ire for another
son Gentlemen Of the Academy are you ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
The Ip.urrection.

te.egraphic dispatch o; the eg,h March from
Trieste, states that the Instruction in Bosnia is
extending It's range and increasing in strength
Two thousand Turkish troops were defeated by
the insurgents and compelled to evacua,e the for
tress OF Bsnialuka
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20

SOMETHING WORTH wHILE.-The great discove-
~ of the aSe-u TO estimate the value OF dscove
RES bv the o. general happiness they confer the
M,sxErtc PowDrR OF NJ LYONS ~ Broadway, which
Instantly and nfaiby des.9oys 8EoBvCs, cocERo,cHEs
and every species Of household remH Al our leading ho-
tells ana several hospitals have already borne testimony 10
IL nf. 3s and almost magical operation. aud thousands
OF prva.e residences have been this Spring purified by
these royders from nuisance which has existed without
remedy for years lie has aisos "Rfr PILL that clears
house instantly OF AND NICE. These invaluable re-
medies contain 80 PoisoNs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
PORTUGAL.
Portugal mud the United States.

Adyces from Lisbon state that Commodore Mar
tin was concentrating his squadron at the Tagus, in
anticipation OF hostile visit from the American
naval forces to enforce a settlement OF the long
standing claims of the American Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CoNTNENrAL GrARD.-On Thursday night this
fine company had parade, after that a supper, and
after the supper presented sword, sash and epau-
lettes TO the Chief officer Capt. Morgan.
OUTRAGEOUS AssAULr.--Yesterday morning,
about O'Clock Rev. John Marsh, Secretary Of the
A. T. I. was knocked down by ruflian in Wash
ngton ST. and severely injured. The villain made
his escape and the Rev gentleman was assisted
70 bis residence in Willoughbyst covered with
blood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
TUSCANY.
Tuscany and Great Britain.

The Tuscan Government has refused to accede
To Lord paImcrtsOns demand OF indemnity for
losses sustained by British subjects at Leghorn
last year The difficulty has been submitted TO the
arbitration OF the Sandman Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
I,OvrRrIsgMENr

The MISTAKE OF LIYErsHE or, The Rob-
5er .f The Rhine Jakegr By Waldo Howard, Esq This
magnificent romance Of the mystery OF the Shore and The
yci.siludes Of the Sea with unprecedented sale
is in the hand, Of almost every and those who have
no, already obtained IT, will PROFESSIONALLY get IL i. sells
for only p cents and may be found At any Periodical De-
pot Ia the United States The book issued asst week,
At .he Flag Of our Union Office by Gleason who, We
Learn keeps his presses running night ard dsy satisfy
the great demand for this splendid production NewYork,
= &ENcH Ijl Nassau-st wholesale sgent
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AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.

The Paris Correspondent of the London StoHd-
ard Of a ate date says that the Government is
said to have received dispatches from Germany,
which lead TO the BELIZE that a collision between
Austria and Prussia is almost unavoidable. The
language used by both powers IS partaking more
and more of hostile character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
GREECE.

Adv.ces from Athens are 70 the 10Th March, but
they furnish only confirmation Of previous reports
Eleven of the captured vessels have been given
up by Sir William Parker A courier arrived with
dispatches from London on the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20

- The Chinese Lady and suite who lately
arrived Canton have been persuaded appear before
The public for few days previous to their departure to
England They viii be exhibited at the Chinese Museum,
on MONDAY next, day and evening The collection has
been considerably increased The lady young, beauu
f and has the smallest feet IN the world She has half
dozen attendants with her. It will be sight worth see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
East India shipping.

No arrivals from New-NOrs
S1led for Ne,- York-Jan Is. Hume I'm 81 Hsiena.
iyrired from Bosion-Feb Augustine harnd, and MI
ton both from Calcutta Al : lesn4 FEB g. Caio, "a
cuta 18Th SAM Appleton. Bombay, aud Ga fJrChns ~
Saaed for Bo.ioa-Jan TO- Vancouver. I'm Canton Cape
Of Good Hope 22d. Cyane 81 Hee1s; On. Tarisfy. a.
FEB d, Zone do. Argo I'm Cacu!ls' 5h, VIA CacuAa I'M
Madras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
INDIA.

Another mai mas arrived from India bringing
dates from Bombay to March ,. and from Calcutta
To Feb 20 There are evidences OF growing IN
easiness on the part Of the people, and several
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
PRUSSIA.
Rnninrc with Wnrtemh berg.

4 serious rupture has occurred between the
Governments of Prussia aud Wurtemburg, in con
sequence Of the tone assumed by the King OF the
latter country, in opening the Chambers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
The German Parliament.

The German Parliament assembled at Friurt on
the goth March. Adyices are received 70 the goth
at which time little had been done beyond orsaniz
ING the Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20

I'm yacg,qpA f,om Holfor TO Po''iaHd, @eafe
5g Egpces. 10 Bo.toa, and thence by ram
Ne,chanh Telegraph 10 Nor- YorF--ODee
y, % H0iLtI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
ITALY.
Return of the Pope.

A recent number Of the Roman OJscrrcr says,
that the return Of the Pope to Rome has been de-
fnitely fixed for the 6th inst The speedy return
Of his Holiness appears to give general satisiac-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
TURKEY.
Destination of the Refugees.

Recent adviccs from Constantinople state that
preparations were being made to conduct Kossuth
and other Hungarian refugees 70 Kuto,aha, in Asia
Minor where they are TO be confined, i, is said,
five wears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
pu,ch,se of American Vessels.

It's said that negotiations have been opened
blythe Central Power Of Germany with the nlted
states for the purchase Of American vessels OF var
completely equpped Tor service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
SPAIN.
RecouciliatiOnw with ENGLAND.

The report from Madrid of speedy reconcilia.
ton between the English and Spanish Governments
is confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
SWEDEN
Improvement OF the Nayy.

Letters from Stockholm announce that by gen.
ersl order the Swedish Navy is put on swar foot.
ing The object of the measure is not known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
Condition OF Cuba.

The state Of Cuba causes the greatest solicitude
70 be ie., on the part OF the Spanish Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
IFrom he s,heneciady Refector.l

u We learn that Mr. AKIN, recent Tutor in
Union College, and Principal Of the Grammar School mas
been appointed Professor OF Mathematics and Nalura
Sciences in The Mount Washington Collegiate institute,
New ork.
We c0ngamlaie the proprietor ard patrons of nis de-
ssryedy popular Institution on having secured the service
OF gentleman 80 accurate In scholarship ard
fIl 10 teaching.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
nn1r.r TeLresArn OFrIcE..


The steamer America arrived at IL CLOCK 'vs'
mont and sailed at q AN. wind north aud light
-. has - through passengers She left Liver
,ool on Saturday, the 9Th INST
We are under great obligations - the Purser OF
the America FOR the prompt delivery Of our pack
ace 70 our aren't at Halifax. We are also lndebi
ed to the same gentlemen Tor reporting several
American vessels going into Liverpool, passed by
the 4. a. she came out.
The America passed considerable quantities Of
ice ON the Banks Of Newfoundland and to the north
Of Sable Island. The weather during the passage
from Liverpool was unusually severe for this
season.
The news by the A was telegraphed TO Portland,
there despatched by Winslow Co.'S express to
Boston. and thence transmitted, usual, over BAN
Merchants Telegraph TO this city. There was some
delay in the eastern lines, in consequence Of diff
Guilty in writing through to Portland Bans lire
between Boston aud this City worked admirably
The Canada arrived at liverpool on the ID April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
SWITZERLAND.

Letters state that all opposition OF the refugees
causing any disturbance has vanished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
ENGLAND.

Since the sailing of the previous steamer Parlia-
ment has done little more than vote the supplies aud
,ransac, other business Of loca and embarrassing
character During the Easter recess Lord John
Russell passed some time at Manchester
In addition To- the abolition Of the Lord Lieuten.
Ant OF Ireland it is stated that Government have 1t
in contemplation to abolish the Irish Courts OF Law
and transfer the whole machinery for governing
iceland 70 London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
shlpwrcck and Loss of Life.

The English coast was visited by severe hur
rcaue on the 3Oth March, causing much destruc-
ton Of property, and irghtial loss Of life Among
other vessels lost was the John r. Skiddy, which
was driven ashore on the coast OF Wexford, where
she was totally wrecked Capt. Shpley, pas.
seugers and crew saved
The steamer ADELAIDE from Dublin 10 the Mer
sey, London, was lost near
the mouth OF the Thames, and every soul, number
iug 300 on board. were drowned The coast Is
everywhere strewn with portions OF vessels that
have fallen prey to the elements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20

PHRENoLOGY.--W e understand that course of
lectures his interesting science s TO be given in
New York and Brooklyn. There msny who will avail
themselves Of these for the purpose Of applying
the principle. q Phreuoogy to he development OF Hef
facu.ues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
o matter what -" the speaker may Sep.B,,. q,

favor U''oDn'e *
GEsRir SMITH : LAND DoS,rIoxs -.
hc.aries % Gerrit smith ia ms reccr, aa,ro,,.f
aais 70 the sudless Of our City. are reoge.,.,, :,
attend the meeting advertised in our column. =.
Moniay evening next
20 As OwNEE WANTED a. the jefferson marked,
Ponce Court for tivc SATIN scar,s and Jack c,otb
e.1aS' found GA ihe person 81 Thomas Damn Who
was arrested yesterday, ou sispic.oa of ,raul a.
ceny.
THIEVES John Dunleary was arrested .a- st.af
ing a boari Thomas Damn. s. tscA silk d-e>s
cloth coax ana 'vo SATIN c-a,sts. Mary % Co. -or
a si'1 dress shaw sni some smaI articles John
H8caa pair %. shes Nm Hcrsey. s coat Ro
saanah NcGovern CA suspicion ~ stea, NJ a aress
ACciDENr-Garct DersesC boy. was ran
over on Thursday afternoon By horse and cart M
Greeuw ch.ayeuue and severely injured.
RErURNYD-The Hutchinson Family returned
f-or, Albany and ihe 1ver towns SITTER successful snd
r-l5uble tour add went Newark Yesterday They gave
Concert ,hers ssi rrh- aud VII give another his ~ser
irg They ore their second series .n New-NorS ly =
grand Concert o, ne Tabernacle Mcrdsy might A,oys
new sars--T.e Brides Departure which spPeAr' 70
he rro rsmme Is said 90 be OF Der best efforts. The
uniform success u he.e Singers Ia c. ard county rot
l.,t.e remarkable Srg when srd where hey 8
crowded house almost certain corss l-Cuce Sue. VII
be .te fat en- Monday. without doubt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
.wrorx PREPARING FOR WAR

TIE BOSNIAN INsURREcTIoN.
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Portugal and the l. states
eumoReo IMPRISONMENT

0F KOSSUTH AND HIS CONPATRI0IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20

over on Thurs a. afternoon by horse and cart M
Greeuw .cha avenue and severely injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20

R-Rev Dr. ADAMS s lect1ring IN the Broome.
s. Presbyterian church On the Social Reform no.
lions OF the day, which ne thinks instigated BY
Atheism, Paatheism. &c. We believe these Lee
t1rss are given every Sabbath evening. We pre-
sumo after be has finished demo.ishing other peo-
Pies systems he vii show how the i've thousand
poor widows Of our City, with two or more young
children each, are 70 rear them in comfort and de-
cency-snd 80 Of other uncertainties Discussion
Of the giant wrongs Of the day always saia,ary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20

II The Hermann, Capt Crab;ree, will leave
this port this afternoon for Southampton and Bre-
men Her mails close at II o'clock. at the Post
Office
The New York herald., 1850-12-03

The platform OF the dock and the truss besns have
been completed, and the side framing and bessing
the space for the basin has bsen enclosed
oy Golfer Dam, and the excavation for the basin h
nearly completed.
The condition OF this institution Is the only remain
Ing subject 20 which woald c all your attention.
since my last annual report the duties OF the asylum
have bee performed with promptness and efhcency.
An evideu Ut change gratihed to believe has been
Effected In the character aud general conduct OF the
persfoners Good order aud disposition TO conform
TO the rules and regulations which have bsen adopted
tor their government. 20 prevail among them
hy opinion, "a expressed in last annual report, Ia
regard to the location of the II still unchanged
aud beg leave TO call the attention OF the Depart
ment 10 the recomme eudations therein submitted
There arr. at present about ons hundred aud esaty-
five inmates including the officers and Attendants
and TIE applications fo- admission are gradually IN
creusing. The sum pended fer the support OF the
institution for six months ending with the fiscal year
Joth June, 1850. amounted to $50 0oO IL. and was
charged TO the foll0wing appropriations Hospital
fund IS Az sc; pay OF the Navy, Sll4e6 III con.
tinGent, 500 o.
As tho contracts for the present fiscal have not
yet been made owing 10 the late period at which the
Navy appropriations made by Congress they will
be reported early in January next asreeably TO law
at which time IL your probation. the bureau
viii submit estimate for the rmount tn a. will be
qnired during the next fiscal year under the act ap
proved 2sth septem Der. 1850, authorizing fosting
dock in the State OF California
have the honor to be, with great Respect your obe-
dent want, jos. SMITH.
Hon. WLt. A GRAHAM. Secretary Of the Navy
The New York herald., 1850-12-03
DOUBLE SHEET.
interesting and Valuable Documents.

Interesting and Valuable Documents.
The Nlw YoRx HERALD, of this morning, printed on
paper. Its contents embrace twelve months history
OF the administrations of the great republics Of .he
d-the United States aad France. our readers
will lin d, among other intelligence published ia our
columns to. day the valuable documents comprising
tLis history, arranged in ths following Order -.
Ist The merican Presidents Annual Message
I'd The Post Master Generals Report.
Sd The Report Of the Secretary OF the Interior
4th. The Report OF the Secretary OF War.
9th The Estimate of the Treasury Department.
9Th. The Annual Message of the President of the
French republic.
Single copies OF the HrEAlp, in wrappers ready for
mailing price oENrs, Be obtained at the oace
The New York herald., 1850-12-03

IvrrIticr.cK rRo~ CE~TRAL ANrrtc,.-ws have
received By the brig gorge, files Of Gse,g Del Sal
and Gcoetg ds Geaicsia TO the ith Of osto5.r
We translate from them the most interesting items.
S. Doctor Don Felipe Barriga Alvarez, Charge dAf
fsres Of Peru, the 10Th September received by
the President Of Nicaragua With all the honors go
bis rank. Several speeches we're made on this ecsa
sion. in which the necessity of peaceful relations be-
tween the two republics vas strongly recommended.
The Gazette sel sai,edor gives In full the letter al,
ready published In the N,r York H.raiD Of Gsueral
flores to the Central Americans and censures in very
strong terms the sentiments expressed in It.
The twsnty ninth anniversary Of their gorou, Jude
pendence was celebrated with the utmost solcmnisy
the 18th Of spember The act of1sli was read by
the President before immense ooncouI se CT citizcus
who gave the mos, enthusiastic marks OF Joy ard De.
light.
Don Jose De Msrcolsts has been nominated by the
supreme government Minister Plenipoteniary to the
court Sf Spain, In order to solicit the recognition of
the independence OF the State and to make treaty of
amity and commerce with that kingdom.
by decree Of the President, all the mines Of sau
Salvador, which the property Of Spain are nov
the property Of the State well those which shs
be discovered In future.
Our files full of DEGREES on local matters, aud
articles upon the conduct Of the English Consul Chat
field in the republic Of Central America II Is useless
to add that the snrop Of her English Majesty is
always treated with the greatest euloeiam.
The New York herald., 1850-12-03
Marine Affairs.

L,rScu or rHr srraNsuIr C,RIsHs.N - The steam
ship Caribbean was launched yesterday morning. at
o'clock, and was Immediately towed to the Pheuix
foundry to take in her mschinery. She Is expected
to take her place In the New Orleans and cbssres
line in about six weeks
sstr o. a sisvrR.-The brig xcslleut. which vas
captured In April last by the nited states brg Per.
ry and to this port aud condemned st the last
term of the n,ed States District Court for tue ets
tern district of iirgins, held IN this city was a.
auctien yesterdsy. by W. w. wing Deputy MHrshaL
for $3.50. j. Grsndy, Esq, was the purchaser =
Ne,JeR Beacon, 3oth WI
L.uNcnsD. AT New York, recently, ships Fox,
10 run In Lvipeston's line OF usvre packets untrr
command OF capt A. q. Ainsrorth, formerly of pts.
ket ship Hsvre.
bark, $50 tons. is buildrg at Ccviuzt N Kvts be
completed In about sta when viii BE- 10 ,ded
at cipcsrpstti .ith produce for Salem, Msss ~n.se
che 10 ovned.
The New York herald., 1850-12-03

li,st n mum iigod har Dy b, which the human
hair can ts cocred shade twenty inue
cd not 20 fade soil pash on For tale applied his
ONCE No l Fnlton street stairf. door
Broadway Bad cooTug from other corrected tea
n inutes, by callihg as above.
The New York herald., 1850-12-03

1BE FORREST Divorce CAsg.-We understand
that Mrs. Voorhees,, Mrs. Forests sister, is about
commencing suit against MIR. Forrest for sAnder.
This would indicate that there answers to all
the statements OF Mr.. FORREST N the Hrah few
days since and tina, opinion in prejudice OF Mrs.
V. should be formed uniil both sides are heard
The New York herald., 1850-12-03

TnE ExrKcrED EuRorEAN NEws.-All Glasses
are on the gui rire for the arrival of the Arctic.
with additional news from the conine at Of Europe.
The threatened war in Germany is the topic Of
most interest ron that quarter Of the world.