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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17

med'ale'y 10 levy upon the goods and chat.
ue' ol every such person or persons, l,
The iuil amount Of said cuiin. and sell The
same according TO law: and the none,
thus collected shall be paid INTO The Bor.
ough Treasury.
Z. Resolved. that it shall be the dut,
hereafter oi The street Commissioners. 10
furnish all persons within The Borough W hu
may apply 10 them. the proper grade u. d
width Of pavemenls and trees also, the
building line OF the street, and 10 case sue b
persons conform 10 the directions given,
they shall nut hereafter be subjected to The
expense Oi after alterations; but should IL
afterwards be found necessary to alter, the
expense shall he paid Out of the Borough
treasury, unless II shall be iouud to have
been The result ot manifest carelessness u,
the part VI the street Com nissioners, in
which case. be or they shall be held re-
sponslbie for The same.
3. Resolved, that the sire, Commi,.
sloners shall hereafter receive pay Tor all
time spent IN the discharge Of The duties
assigned .hem.
I. Resolved, that as there are several
pumps, SO situated within the pavemen,s
on Market street as 10 form seriou. oh
s'ruclions while in their present position,
but which, # moved to the curD, unlph, BE-
OF important service in case of fire. VIZ
therefore authorize and instruct the street
Commissioners TO adopt some plan TO have
said pumps removed 10 the curb as soon
As practicable, the expenses Of which shall
b. paid ou' o; the Borough treasury.
S. Resolved. that Mar kel street, b-tween
Front and Second and also between Fourth
and Fifth streets. shall be properly graded
and McAdamlzed or paved during the pres.
ent year, and that the Clerk is hereby au.
Ihorized TO receive proposals separately,
tor quarrylng. breakIng,and hauling stone,
IN separate lots Of one hundred perch each,
Tor that purpose, and also to receive pro.
rosais for the delivery Of four hundred |
perch OF paving stone, Of such size and |
quality as may be deemed suitable by the
street commissioners Tor the said work.
u. RESOLVED, lha, the owners, and hvld.
,rs OF property on each side of Market ST.
~iihin the limits TO be McAdamized or
'aSed') are hereby required to pave the
cutters and set the curb stone in from, OF
heir lots, at such time. and according to
uch directions, as may be given them by
he Street Commissioners, end il any per-
on or persons shail neglect or refuse to
comply with The said requIs,ion. after hav.
ng received due notice thereof, the street
commissioners shaII proceed TO do The said
work, keeping a correct account Of the ex-
ense thereof; and each person, so neg.
ecting or refusing, shall forfeit and pay Q
me equal to the full amount of the cost Of
he SAID work. together with the costs of
olecllng the same, which shall be paid
n,o the Borough treasury.
7. Resolved. that The foregoing Ordi.
ances and Resolutions be published 10 the
.ewisburg Chronicle.
By order Of The Council: |
A. II. BLAIR, Burgess.
I'iest :-JoHH HoUGHroN. Clerk.
LewisbuYg Aprli l 1850
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The Summer Session Of the
lEWiSBURG ACADEMY.

"!LL commence on MosDAr the 29,h of
w April Instruction will be given, as for.
merry. in oil branches necessary to a thorough
Academic couree Our endeevor shall not be
simply to communicate knowledge. but 10 excite
the youthful mind to act for itself When this
is fully sI,aiued. the progress Of the student,
becomes OF unce certain and rapid. The kind of
learning which most Of our youths in this country
need, is that solid literature. which. while it
natures their minds, prepares them also for tie
practical duties Of lie.
Composition and Defamation will receive their
full share of s,iention-psrtcularly the former.
The Primary Department shall have our special
care. From the disposition manifested to sustain
the Institution. the subscriber feels stmulse1 to
renewed eIertions
The Session viii consist Of two 1ersns Of IL
weeks each-a short vacation intervening. Tui-
lion-S6 for the common branches, ;Ss for the
higher English. and $40 for Languages, per
Session-per Term, one half
mo. RANDOLPH.
March z7, 1850. Principal.
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,anningandCurrying

LNOR past hvors, the subscriber returns
l. his grateful hunks, and hereby makes
Nnown ,hhi he carries on the business Oi
Tannin. and Currying,
a, the O.d Sand. Determined not to be
ou'hone in The manufacture or finish OF his
work, he is bound to have the best work
men aud materials, and to treat those who
haSe so literally Patronized (as we'll as
th"se also who shall be pleased to pa,ronize
ann with tina, attention which he hopes to
insure hfm full share of public patronage.
All kinds Of Produce taken in exchange.
Hides and Bark not refused, for which The
highest market price will be paid in cash
or in exchange for leather.
L. STEINER.
March IS. A.D. 1850
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A PPLICATION FOR LICENSE-To the Hon. the Court
"A of Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the
county Of Union, at May Term 1850.
The petition Of the subscriber humby prayeth your
honors grant him further license for keeping public
house of entertainment in the large and commodous
house which he occupies for that purpose in the
Borough of Lewsburg in said county He therefore
prays the Hon. Court grant him the license asked for
and in duty bound he will ever pray, &c.
A. J. WEIDENSAUL.
We the undersigned citizens of Lewsburg in the county
Of Union, being personally acquainted with Adam J.
wedensau the above named petitioner and also having
knowledge Of the house for which the license prayed,
do certify that such house necessary accommodate
the public and entertain strangers and that
he person good repute for honesty and temperance
and that he is we'll provided with the necessary convent
ences for the accommodation and comfort of travellers
We Therefore pray your honors to grant him license
agreeable to his petition Lewisburg, April 4, 1850
Henry W Fries, James Blair, Stoughton, Ranslow
Furry James Crswell, Matthias Hate, Henry Neuer,
Hatfield, Saml Wolfe, William Cameron, Whitock,
MFaddin.
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Removals..
CARD.

MEDICAL CARD.
Or. D. RH0AlS
Respectfully announces 10 his friends and
The public generally, that he has removed
his residence to Isaac S. Serner's boarding
house. on Market ST.. north side, doors
east OF Fourth ST. Office. Col. VI Faddih'>
new brick building, mex, door above c. E.
Bowes' Store.
Lewisburg. April l, 1880
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17

NOT1CEro the Honorable the Judges Of the Court OF
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace and for the County
Of Union, At May Term 1850.
The petition Of Daniel Reber Of White Deer township
in said county respectfully showeth that he
keeping public house at the Forest Iron Works, the
Turnpike leading from White Deer Mills to Center county
through Sugar Valley He therefore prays the Honora-
bic Court to grant him license for keeping public inn
or tavern and he ~ in duty bound will pray, &c
DANIEL b. REFER
We the Undersigned citizens Of White Deer township
the county Of Cion do hereby certify that we'll
acquainted with Dael T. Reber the above applicant for
q tavern license and know him TO be q of good
reput honesty and era2ce that he is well pro-
vided with houseroom and ether nnveniences for the
accommodation end lodging Of strangers and travellers
and that public house is Necessary thre to
the public and strangers and Travellers therefore beg
leave to recommend him for q license agreeable to his
petition
VIM L. Ritter Geo. Underwood, Charlie. Kline, iI.nry
Kustenbader, Jacob Deenerfer Jacob Truckenmil,,r,
John Dieenderfr, Aaron Smith, Jacob Troxel, Abraham
Angoney, VIM Z. Datesman, Joel Ranck
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RECE1pT Tor the celebrated
~ ~ LA WASHING MIXTURE

A OF Spts Ammonis. l6 o. Spts Turren,ihe, 4
# OF spts Csmphor; mix in bottle. Tske 6
TO tabietrooniuls above mixture! II pinis .oft
soap to on ordinary tub Of no, water; mix thor.
oUshiy together. then put the clothes in the tub.
and let them remain fifteen minutes before wash
ing thsm out; then rinse them through two or
three waters, hang up and dry.-Ths Washing
Mixture Tor sale by CIV. SCHAFFLE.
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FOR SALE.

vJ,uE Lumber. Yard aud Office, late the
property Of JOSEPH CANpoR deceased
in Lewisours, on the corner Of 81. Marys
and Water streets. II is full Lot. and
ha, a Wharf attached. This valuable
Lo, will be offered At Public Sale on SAT
Upp.v the 2O,h April next. at . O'clock
p. NJ, BY ROb6h' On
March -, 1850.
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"a A z RlED.

In Lewishurg, 18th met by ia. .Mcr,x,
Eco, J"HN JOHNSON and Mrs. MARIAN
MILLER. both oil Chilisquaque Up.
IN sdvsnoe Of the Telegraph
IN Easlon, 18Th inst. JAMES SITTER
and Mss HANNAH TENPLIN, both Of MI
6inbure Boro'.
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Leaves the City every Thursday Morning.
BOARDING..

TJNHE subsc. .iber avaiIs himself Of the co..
umns of the Chronicle in publishing 10
The citizens of Lewisbnrg and vicinity thai
he has opened a BOARDING HOUSE in that
Ia,ce and com!o,,shly arranged house. formerly
kep, as Temperance Hotel by James Kelly, Two
d,o,s east of the Franklin House. Market street
He .. prepared to say that his Table shall have
m. hest the Markets can afford, and the Lodging
Of Boarders shall be as Comfortable a. can be
desired. L.. Q.
n. B. A team and carriage
will he kept to convey passengers to and from the
PACKET Boats, Lewisburg. March Is. 1850.
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4 Gard, to the Ladies.
C. MILE ER.

~ mtcIGHJ
nF Philsdelphis. begs leave to announce 10 the
~ LsdIes that he makes to order ~
Ladies Boot, and Shoes. Of every
description. at reduced prices-hss S>@
also on hand double soled Kid Buskin Shoes for
$l,l74, thin soled Slippers 70, IS cents. and q
variety of Chiren's Shoe.-cheap for Ca.h.
The subscriber devotes himself entirely to fine
work in his line. and believing he can give .ais-
faction. solici,s share Of public patronage. Shop
on y. Third ST I'd dooI south OF School house.
Lewisburg April l6. C. MILLER.
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$SS0,5li

We the undersigned. Auditors Of the Borough
Of Lewishurg. do certify that We have examined
the foregoing sccounis, snd 6nd the same to Le
correct. Witness our hands. the 36,h day Of
March, A. D. 1850.
joSSTM joSx WASLs' Al WOLFE }ArD,,o...
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ENRESH TEAS.--Anoh her lot Of
l. superior Black and Green Teas sSA
just reed from the Canton Tea Com eE
pany, and for sale at New York Ietaii
prices by J.HAYES & co.
Le~isburg, April Is. Agents.
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ST. one square south OF Market. " hs re they
are prepared 10 Iron Buggies or Wagons,
and mskc al! articles in their business il.
the most work.nanlike manner, at prices
which they hope viii induce those wishing
anything done in their line 10 call an6
Judge themselves before gong elsewhere.
Repairing done on the shortest notice
ard on reasonable term.-aiso Shoeing.
which is very important maj n
ter To those ina, have valuable M~AV
horses, and should be entrusted T@.
only to persons of known skill. ~H
We llatter ourselves that we are able To
compete w.h any person in the country in
Shocins linr>es: We ask only trial. and
let the work show Tor itself.
All work warranted. Iron and all kinds
of coun;rv Produce taken in exchange.
We hope bv sfr,c, attention to business
-and determination 10 suit all, both IN
work and price, 10 receive liberal share
of public patronage.
HATE & FURRAY
Lewisburg, May 22. ls49
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RlssoIJnfioH

THE partnership between the subscribers
i in the Livery business. wns this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted 10 the firm. will settle with &. F.
Hess creditors will also look 10 him for
payment. JOHN NJ HESS.
CHARLES F. HESS.
Lewisburg, April 8, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17

The undersigned will
WN continue the LIVERY
S BUSINESS at the Did
Stand. and respectfully soIici,s the patron.
age Of his friends and the public generally.
CHARLES F. HESS.
April O, 1880 ow
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Attention!
LEWISBURG INFANTRY.

You are hereby commanded to
meet at the house Of 4. u. Blair, on
Saturday the 4th Of May next, at 10
O'Clock, AM, in full uniform. each
member to be provided with 10 rnds
Of blank cartridge. An Election for
First Sergeant will be held At the
same time and pIaee.-By order Of
RhnAnS %
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John Houghton, Treasurer, DIR.
lS49, March 26, To balance due Boro' on
settlement $l57,i9i
June 2, Cash reed Of r Ross for wv
Shnnsr. Golfer for the year isas 1900
Aug 6, from jos Glsss Golfer for lS49 5000
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Jos. Glass Collector Of Boro' Tar for ls49, DIX.
1850 March 26 TO amt Of duphcAie $l3ll.90
CR.-By cash paid Treasurer $636,2O
1850, Feb %, BY Boro' scrip
taken in paymen, Of taxes 2S,75
Interest on same 1856
March IL, BY Borough Scrip 400
Interest same 70
Work done on Streets 456 623
Percentage on duplicate $3.50
Exonerat,ons on duplicate 5O,6l
Balance due Borough 63.274
m
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JOHN A. M ERTZ,
Justice Of the Peace,
Has removed his Offire to Market ST., in
tho room recently used bv DR.. Locke, one
door b,.,'ow the Printing Office.
Lcw,>bur.. April 3, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17

BARTON, GEDDES & MARSH
Ii AVING formed Copa-rnership in The
Ill Mercantile business, and enlar ged the
S'oreroo,n lately occupied by 81 SHARON
opposite kIine's Hotel-are now opening =
we'll selected and extensive stock Of Mer-
cEandlze, consisting of
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WINFIELD WOOLEN
FACTORY,
Near AartletOn, Union Co.. Pa.

lTNHE subscriber. thankful for the liberal
i patronage bestowed on his old es'sb-
Irshmen,. begs leave to inform his friends
and the putllc in general, that he has nov
removed his Machinery into his New Mill,
'uo nils abore Harsle.cr. near the Turn
pike. which has been built and flied up on
The mos; l,npfoved plan, ard will have on
by the middle OF April an entire new SCI, Of
JENKs' l,,es, IMPROVED MACHINERY,
IN addition to his already good seit. which
will make it ihe largest and best hlted.up
establishment within 100 miles Of il; and
with the advantage Of one OF the best water
powers. he feels safe in saying that his
esia abll,hnent is not and shall not be sur
passed by any in this part Of the country.
He ha. engaged good set, Of workmen.
and is now prepared for manufacturing
Broad and Narrow CLOTHS,
Cas>imeres, Tweeds,. Satinetts,
Jeans, FlannelS, Blankets, SC.
n the best manner, on the shortest notice.
at reduced prices. 0For tie uccorno-
da,on Of customers. Wool may Be lsf! 81
tho following
Depositories:
New Berlin: f Wilson's Store
Selinsg,ove: Davis & Schnnre do
do John Hartman Jr do
Freeburs: G & F G Mover do
Mddleburg: Swengletf Il sssinger do
Adamsburg: Henry Smith do
PennsY alley Nrrows Mrs Mosts do
Mifflinburg Henry Cast do
Eas, Buffalo Samuel Reber's Tavern
EuI.o Y Roads: J MCr-igh,'s Sto.s
LeaishuIg: Hayes & Go do
do Reber & lddines do
IVES, Milton John Ditesman do
Milton: Maseiier & Swenk do
do Sweeney g. Hsag do
Liberty P o: WIN Dals's House
Limestone Weidenhsmefs Store
Po,lsgro,e: James Reed do
A good assortment of Cloths, Satinetts, !
Cassineres. Tweeds, Jeans, Fanne!s. BIan
sets, Stocking Yarn, &c. always For Sale |
,r Exchange for Wool or country Produce
4, the New Factory.
CARDING aud FULLING as Msnol.
MARK HALFPENNY.
Winfield Mills, March ], 1850
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Rento0al.
JOHN b. MILLER,

TAILOR. respectfully informs his patrons
and the public ,ha, his Shop is now a, his
house-,he new brick opposite Mr. James
2. Ross. on Third ST.. where he will be
happy to wait ON all who may honor him
with their patronage.
Lewisburg. Apri! ,. 1850
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The Captain. ]. 4. Rhl
Leuisburg. April Is, 1850.
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BkACfASMi'THlNG

The subscribers respect.
fully inform the cii'IeEe
u LewIsburs and vicinity
that they have comenced
the above business, al NJ.
Hates old shop Oh Second
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TOBACCO-There only moderate demand IN the
Tobacco Market with sales of about 100 hhds foows 40
hhds at 81, and 80 at ~ 20 hhds at 81; IS hhds
low at 80, and 16 hhds select R at SIC 4p b.
SUGAR AND MoLASSES-Ther was better demand
for Sugar. and l56 hhd disposed of firm rate-Fa
4895M Molasses selling steady prices. Stock small
FLOUR-In fair request unchanged rates. Sales about
l4OO bbs including 400 bbl Ohio Con the Levee) at o. rs
100 St Louis 50 co. and 81 Extra Ohio IS Is y bb
and also 500 st. Louis and Illinois private terms.
GRAIN-Com still looking up, Sales 1000 sacks, including
go sacks at 10, 1900 Tin three lo) 75 HOO 75D7 800
White at 49, and resaes SO9s2cao $50 sacks Inferior
(by aucion) at 65@67Hc y bushel.
PROVIslONS-There considerable inquiry for Pork,
and about 900 bbs changed hands, including 1000 bbs Mes
at ell co. 1890 DO Tin four ots) Gil co. and 200 Prime
81 70 " bbl sl1 80 is asked for Mess by several
holders Bacon Sides in demand improved rates. and
nearly 300 casks taken, chiefly for speculation fol-
lows So casks at 5d95, $50 do Tin three Ios) 5 70 do
at 5 for Clear and 81 for Ribbed so do Ribbed and Clear
at = IS do Clear Tin four Ios) 5s5, 81 do So, and
IS do. lin two ots) att 1905 s1Oc % h. OF Lard we
heard of no sales worth reporting.
LEADING noticed sales of 500 pigs Tin two ots) at "a 70
v 100 pounds.
WHIsKY-Dull. Sales 100 bbls Rectified at 2shc %
gallon
FREIGHTS-An American ship was taken for Liverpool
at I'D for Cotton, and 500 bales shipped English
vessel at the
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- Owing to the numerous complains Of vs.-ss Nadng
in The New Canal. Of detention and damass sanssd b ~
large number Of small esa snd boats oceapyins tn hasbH
the Lake entrances and ia the Canal above the hszs
notice hereby sva that from and afterths 18Th June ns4s
all Steamboats,. FeRsh. Yaeh Boat, and other saf q
descriptions win be charged TOLLS oresuh ands
time they come inside Of the Lighthouse, the q De
whole distance % the city Hsd and that ths eosc 81
Tolls ths Lake end Of the Canal viii be rsqusd to cssot
the same. conformity with the 1i section Of the Charter,
- follows:
THAT the said Company shall be szlsa 10 rscavs from
vessel entering sad Canal sxcssdins thirty
and half for every Of the admsasurd bar
then Of aid vessel, and IN proportion for any boat Of -
barthen than ton; and the request Of any
master Of any boat vessel navigating said Canal Of hs
Collector Of Tolls, ii shall be lawful for each Of them
choose one person number Of which md
boat vessel is capable Of carrying and to mark the sane
Ia figures on the head and Of said boat snd the sid
boat measured and marked sa always BE- psrif,sd 10
pas through said Canal for the pcs per ton to which he
number Of marked shall amouns and IL tbs owner or
Of such vessel shall decline choosing psrun rudsut
within one league and half Of place where ach ton b
payable ascertain tonnage thereof then tbs amount Of
such tonnage shall be fixed BY appointed for thss
purpose by hs said Collector Of Tolls, and the said Toll ssl
be paid according TO such measurement.'s
AlO that article 9Th Of municipal regulations win DO
enforced
"Ar- 6. That every vesssI not employed IN Iozdng
they may in the Canal BAin OF Hsrbm co1nfiss
iom the eighth day after their arrival"
New Orleans. May 70. 1850. myM Im
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CUBA AFFAIRS IN New YoRI.-The Grand
Jry of the U. S. District in New York, have
haded in the following paper:
The Grand Jury, under instructions of the
Curt, have instituted an investigation as to the
hstile invasion of the island of Cuba, and have
ected me to state to the Court that in their opin
in sufficient evidence had not been presented to
uthorize the indictment of any person or persons
Or criminal violation of the laws of the United
States within this district
The Jury was accordingly discharged for the term.
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CoUNTERFEITERs ARREsFED-The Police of
Philadelphia have succeeded in breaking up dan
gerous gang Of counterfeiters. The North Ameri-
can says that seven persons have been arrested,
and several thousand dollars of spurious bills, on
different banks Of Philadelphia and elsewhere, to-
gether with large amount Of well executed coun-
terfeit dollars half dollars, quarters and dimes. re-
covered The Plates of the spurious notes, and
the machinery for manufacturing the counterfeit
money, have also been seized
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WRIGHT CO. having resolved To stand unrivuicd n
- every department of their busnes have agreed WIKI t0
Propretors and Ageu Of all The seHuine popular Patsns
Medicines throughout the United Stafea keep
Tar below the uaual market prices By this arrangement they
enabled offer for the inspection of purchasers the most
extensive which be found this Other
city. Having bad many years experience in the ppEchess
and sale Of Patent Medicines they have acquired faetie
for conducting this particular Department. the most liberal
handsome per eenage biz either Ebskesaie
or Retail At their establishment may be found FL
assortment of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES
The following list comprise OF their asornent, and
can furnished dealers cases. from
twenty-five per cheaper than manuacIursn regular
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ENGLAND.
The effect of the Withdrawal of the French En-
bassador produced a sensible effect on the funds,
but they soon rallied and the belief was general
that the movement on the part of France was a
mere ruse of ministers to enable them to carry the
new Electoral Law.
Circulation has been given to an insulting note
Ioll hussla, addressed to Lord Palmerston, con-
1emhlng In strong terms the policy of the English
Government in regard to the Greek question. The
concluding sentence OF the note is as follows.
AS the manner in which Lord Palmerston i'm.
derstands the protection due TO English subjects in
foreign countries, carries with it such serious in.
convenience, Russia and Austria will not, hence.
forth, grant the liberty of residence to English sub
Jects, except on condition of renouncing the pro.
lection of their government"
FRANCE.
Under the date of Paris, Thursday evening, the
London Times, in allusion to the difficulty with
England, says that Lord Palmerston's offer of com
promise has been rejected by the French Govern
ment, and at a Cabinet Council the President OF
the Republic declared that the acceptance of anv
other condition than the pure and simple execution
of the Convention of London, was not consistent
with the dignity of France, and to none other would
he consent.
The ministers unanimously approved of the con-
ditiOns and expressed their intention to adhere to
and adopt them.
From the manufacturing districts, the accounts
are satisfactory.
The news from India and China has had a fa-
vorable tendency, and has impaired increased
frmness.
PRUSSIA.
An attempted assassination Of the King of Prussia
has created great sensation throughout Europe.
The attempt was made at Potsdam, by sergeant
Of artillery, who fred pistol at his Majesty, and
inflicted q wound in the arm. y