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-gor etpa bre Boten ipurbe bier elm oorgtbld)rr
Rrebiger Der Wlctbobiften- Stride bon bunflcr Edrbe
arretirt, auf bic Sci6uooun9, in %biluosIpbla cine
@0rtie SnipeIcn gc0cblen ju baben 0Idn fanb ba-
mails cine bcbeutcnbe Nnjabl &in9e bel ibm unb in
leinem Soffcr eine Yi1oe unb cincn 9oldb-1onber.
bare @erbeuge fir einen uiienben @reti9er - gr
puroe duf eincn lrit bon Habeas corpus Dor &dD-
ter Uoroon 9ebra6t unb nub bem @srb6r 9tgen 200
SbaIsr Shr0fbaft fur Icn GrIbsinen Dor Der Court
in philadelphia, cntaiIeu Gr Iagte. baB bic 9e-
ibuIbi9ung beS DirbRaIs nur Gin Sniff Iei, TIM fi6
feiner 4ericn, ais eincs fIdb9en Sflaben 5u 1bern
unb nab BirGinien juridJubringcn Gr mar nit
Ntteiten btrIebcn, tpcrauS bcrDorgin9 bab cr nibt
aIein Nletbooiffcn -Pwbiger fcn6ern aud @rcBnlei-
fer beS Srbens Der fonoerbdren 8ribrr mar Sanlu-
fl @lnah Elm bier mobncnber geger Ieitetc Die rr-
forberIbe Sdrgfboft nnb oa es an fo9enben Sage
Sonntus mar 70 erbauete Der perfo9te @rcbi0cr Ie-
ne farbi9en 8riibsr unb S6pettrn nit frcmmen
gortrdsen unb rei1e am Wonta9e ab
@orlebte @cde Derfol0te ibn Goniiabcl 9ibn nit
einem fogcnannten bail pie ce nab gGef GbeIfer po
er ibn aub eripiI6e, aber in So9e eincs Scber6 in
biciem Nftenfidc, 9eIan9 c0 ibm nit SdIfe Ginger
Nbolitioniften unb Nbpofatcn 81 entfommen unb Ie-
nc 8eIe nab Neu 0ort forSuieben Dcn ma6te
sr als &aufmann feline Gri6einung in eincm Supc-
lentobre an Der Wtaibenlane mo er 9rCsc @intdufe
MAIDEN potlte unb fur ben 3pcd cine @lcn9e Sumo
len ausIu6e. bic er ipdter dbboen unb beidben pol
te SlS er fort mar, permiBte Der Sanfmonn mebre
foitbare artitel. 0ln9e 8ruftnoben &ctten &C., bic
r ~.El S.Gn n6r
Sburfen berirrt batten. Gr nulbe 9le6 pcrfo9t
perbaftet unb man fanb bel ibm bic bermbcn Grti-
| fe unb anbere bon berieIben Sorte Gr ipurbe fp1-
ter nab qbiabelpbia eebrdbt po cr nun in Ben
fiaen wlausrn bon Dtobumenano fen gerbor eripar-
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bof fomen, Dor ibnen emporifieoen. Gr
bat oen reoicIisen Mann. rpelber iItb nibt
Ieibt aue fsinem eiebIin9stbema berouss
brineen Iieb, pobl bunbsrtmal nit 9efols
teten 6dnoen, bob 70 lan9e nit Der @eis
lferersdbluns auf5ub6ren, biz iie an Dem
&ir6bofe ooriiber pdren.
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Bic Grnte III in tcier 0e9enb fait borbel eini-
8e 9ancrn boben nod etiuaS Safcr ab3uma6cn. mas
iHreien 9a9en seIbeben ipirb. 0aS @stter mar Der
Grnte 10 9infi9 mic man rS iudnI6en fouuc. bod an
cini9cn Sa9en Icbr beib.
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0emcfrotifte QRhios
NOu1tfh SSc rfoiItntIft1td

Die tsmCfrotfbsn Wbss bon SsrfS @auns
tp uno nlle Srsunos Der as9snmdrtiasn Hatics
naIs unb Observation-Disclosures, fnb srfucbt
elmer oI9smsnsn Gountys Derfammlun9
b'isupcbnsn, msIbe 9ebaItsn werben wiro
Stm Mcntae, ben 4ten sfu9uff,
nm llbr 0abmitta9S. i'm @Ourtbaufe in Der
StaSt NsaOina, in Der N6fdt anitoIten sur
QOrbsreituns auf bic nddfs aa9emsns 8abI
Su treffsn.
I. Enabb, 1DilIiam peaeof,
1obn Kemp, 7obn SeppIcr
R3eFiel Scaro, -7ofepb Kenoau,
Z. q. Stcpens, Samuel Nooam8,
IDm. Urerler, Gal. Qcinbad),
7obn Sodb, 6eora rDbitner
Suli Is. 1851. @tbsnoe @ommittss.
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@roae Tlutb an Der Suniata. .-@abri6"
ten bon oarrisburg meIben. baB Der Sunatufub, in
6cI9e ffarfer Rc0engiife. am 0Onnerla9e fart an
ssibmoeu mar unb man befirbtete. baB cr 9roEen
S6abcn Dcrurlabt bate. Die GiIcnbobns8ride bel
Petersbur9 in Snntin9opn GauntD mar pe99eriTen
nno tcr 9uuf Der Sarrcn 9cbemmt @eIe anbcre
Sridcn Int enttpeber bcibdbl9t ober fort Sn man.
den SteDen bIteten Der 8IuB uno Canal einen ein-
Ji0eu Strcm unb man bcfirbtrt. tuE ber 2ebtere
fir bic Sabr8jeit unbruuhbar 1ein fpirb.
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SerGeerenScs Tcuer. Ole Stabt 98iaiums-
port, 9Dcomng @auntb, wurbe om Oienito9e burb
cine 8euer6brunf beim9eiu6t, bic Gigentbum gum
g8crtbc bon etipa 1923 900 in NIte GeQte.
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tet Differ borsebIite grebsr TT obne 3peife elm
GROCER Sdurte, Der fbon Idnsff ben 0dnbsu Der De-
rttisteit perfalen mar uno nun enbIlf ienen per-
beuten 2obn beiommen pro
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Die Sfusuit' Neutrality-suspicious. benz Der.
annabenben 0lonat SIu9uft tperben Staats. .99ablen
9ebaIten ipie fol9t -Sn Sentudb. Snbiand, NIaba-
ma, Nrfanla8, @lfouri. SHinoiS unb Soma am 4ten,
unb in gOrb Carolina unc SsnnrIee am 7ten Nu9uft
8entudb bat einen 8oubcrn6r aicutrnunt- 8oubcr-
nor, 8eIcb9ebcr unb 10 Gon9rbmdnner gu erpdb-
len Snbiana pdbIt enbenfaIS 10 Gcn9rebnldnnsr
Die WabI in Nlabuma III fir @oubernOr @efeb9e-
brr unb Gcn9rebmdnncr Sn GrtanIaS III nur tr
GOn9rebmau gu pdbIcn. Uifour SaiuoiS unb s.
opa bubeu ibre GonSre6- -9ec9aticneu bereitS er-
mdbIt; bieics Sabr ipdbIen fe nur qofdI- -8eumtcn
ytOrb Carolina mirb 9 Gongre6mdnner ndbIen. Sn
scuneNee if bic SSabI fur GOuOcrn0r, @efeB9ebcr II
IL @on9reBmdnner
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Origin Brief aus DeutIbunb al Sru arI
Sd tcrnber9, Iiest In bieier 9rudcrci gum Gb-
boen bcreit
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be- bos ibu iparuts Dor faIlden 2ebrern, fenpoIen-
ben Propbeten unb s46Ifsn In SbdofstIebern
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,Sretbe uno efene Seraubun9 oes 6f.
fentlitben bes.-9r Soarri8bura Dali
ly American fa9t :-llnisre Srass in Sstreff
Der @anoI @Ommf1ionsrS, 1T biS jeet burb feis
nen ibrsr poItifben Sreunos bsantpOret wors
Den. Gsitosm mir bic Rabro9s pubIiSirtsn
babsn mir SufdeIite Snfcrmntionsn srbalten
bon supsrldlf9sr Ousas, unb mir bsfbulbigsn
bic Canal @OmmfliOnsrs nun NIT Wisabtuna
ibrsr Yflbten, aIS 9sfdwOrsns 6ffsntIidbs 8ss
amtsn, curb 8srwiai9uns BON SrsitSifs
fs q, lbcr Die YbilabsIpbia unb Solumbias
@ilsnbabn, an DeIssatsn nudb oen qOfofofosSon
psntjonen gu &saping unb 6arriSbur9.
Dies felt eins nsus mlanisr sur SerauGuna
bss Staats blcs. QOfofofo @anal Sommiflip.
nsrns babsn obsrmaS ben @iO 9sbrctben, ben
Gs 9efbmorsn batten, raS cTentIbs SntsrsGe
Su belhiesn, uno babcn iDre llntsrf6rftsn gee
qsbsn sur Seruubuns OeS Stoess. 9Bia Oas
0clt unfsrsr MspubIif oisfs 8srbor6snbsit uns
Isrsr @s9ner ncb Idn9sr buIben?
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@9er ggistrace @to6aegter.
Sseabims, Den %. Suli 1851.

Sbi9sGrncnn,,r9em.
Sur 6euperner:
@nt. s.. Spbnftpn, BON Irmfron9
Sur Canal Gemmiffoner:
e5Obn 9trpbm, ron Ganeaife
SIR Rid7tcr Ger Supreme Court
Mi6arS Goulter, bon @enmcrctaub
Gosbua SS, Gpmlp, bon @Ontcur.
0coree Chambers, bon 8rantIin.
gBitliam 81. Wferebitb, bon RbiIabrIbbia
ISilliam Scffnp, bon SuSqutbanna.
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Cine Stride Derbrannt.-De Srinitb'atr-
DIT in sseu Orleans, ipclbe ben beutIben &atbolcn
scb6re unb in Suise zines 3pss jpifddii 5ffi i g
Sbof unb bem 4fdrrer berfelbeu Dor Sturgeon bur6
ben Gberi nit Nrreif beIest mar, brannte am l2ten
SuIi ab 9as 8euer entifanb permutbIi6 bur6
Hranbiliftuna @erInif etlpa $4,000
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Jebn Strobm uno Ole "1Seute'' pom
Hmte.-9is OppcntiOnss8Idtsr firbtsn eS
Iebr, Oas Sobn Strobm aIs Sonal SOmmffiOs
nsr ermdbIt piro. gs ni6en gut esnu9, oas
or 1T sbrlb if, um itd9 fir ibre 3wede ssbrau.
tben 81 laGen unO bas Ct taIb Der 9rcssn Tsrs
ocrbenbsit elm @nrs MAIDEN rpirO, Die in 70 auss
9sbsbntsm Wlass auf unisrn tHsntben Bsrs
fen bsrrfbsn. 60 1T bas SntsreiIe bsS 0Clfee,
risit qsfe Oosr 9(uSflhTe beS SbaesS psrifops
fen gu tafTtn, uno Der 1tbsrffs QGes oiss iu be-:
mirfsn, 1T, Sobn StrObm ouf cine lcIte gtel.
le su ftstn ron moauS er bic Yldne jsnsrNIin'
bersr Der tfsntlitbsn Sads sntbeden uno psrs.
tsln fam. Q6iro ba6 0oIf bislen QSs9 sinfd)las
gen? Ocer 1T ss ncb nibt Sufrisosn init ben
uu9sbsursn Summen, bic ibm bsrsitS 9slfOblsn
worosn lino?
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Wibtise 9epeife pom 8reeartiser
Deroorbenbeit ali oen eHentliben mers
Fen.--Der Soarr6bur9 Daily American fast {:
@ouSsrn6r YOrtsr faste in elmer (,nsr SOts
ltbaftsn, in 1843, bas Der "Inffsaune unpais
lsnosr llnhr.Ssamtsn, unterlfist unO aufsss
boltn rurtb ben @infus Cffeisasr Srsunos,
billi9ermeiie wsni9itsnS 3pan3i3 t11illionen
Sbalsr Sueefbrieben msroen fbnntsn, pon Der
osesnmdrtiesn Shulb."
2lIs oisfe &n9abe 9snabt wurosy mar bic
tftntIibs Sbulc tibsr funf uno oreies9
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Mfcrnicnen 1tniinn.-Der @lormonsn- ei-
lbof @labbsn pOn Dbio. faoi bob sr tir5ib OFen-
barungen gsbdbt bate, iporln iDm bic 9Eibt ange-
npist ipurbe. cine gaian5 nit Der Oni9in glftoria
3u formiren. Scrner fagt sr. bab bn Die Shenba-
runs iber als anbsrn gropbeten 9efelt bate =
Des perdnIaBt Orion npDe, BON Soma bic falfben
areaben oeS BifbofS bloB5nffsleu inbem Sbce ioet
.ns isine Sdnlnsr tiBlid IN Der @adt plObli6 er-
lsubtet unb bm elm Dlanultriptbu6 Dorseteet ipnr-
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Sas Giienseiddft.- Die YittSbnr9tr @a3et-
te ia9t. baB piee Geni6alel3cu Iings Dem Nae9benp
ifbt auSseblaien iinb. uno bic WeIbe ncb an9ctre-
ben wsreen. iinb in einem 9ebriidten 3uitdnbt. Die
grsiie bfs PiemstallS fnb bur6aus gu niebris nm
bic Gigentbimer Dor ipirfldcn gerluifen 3u iifern
Der Sdrif bon 1916 ipirft portrefHid,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

TO be completely fitted up with the necessary
shelves, cases, &C., before Thursday, the 10th OF
February, SO that nothing remains to be done. but
simply 10 bring in the goods and depos,t them in
their proper places and Teceptacles, will thereby
acquire title TO have requests for extension OF time
examined. Exhibitors who, having obtained a GER
tifcate from appointed officer that their spaces
and stalls quite completed by the 10th OF Feb,
will then be required 10 give satisfactory guarantee
to the executive committee, that they are prepared
to bring in their goods al the order Of the executive
committee, and such requests for extension OF time
will then be duly considered and dealt with on their
merts.-By order of the executive committee, M.
Digby Wyatt. secretary.-The building for the ex-
hibition of 1861, Kensington road, 1850"
FORM OF BILL OF ENTRY FOR FOREIGN GOODS.
The Commissioners OF the Customs have approved
of the following form of sight bill Of entry, to
be used for goods imported from abroad, and in
tended tor the great exhibition of the works OF IN
dustry of all nations and have ordered the same 10
be adopted and used for that purpose according
" -" Ware housing Sight Goods for the Great
Exhibition ouly, viz (here the description OF the
goods with the requisite particulars is to be given)
T. = importer, do hereby declare that the packages
herein described are intended for the great exhibl-
ton, and that will forward them in the same state
as when landed, with due despatch, to the build.
ing for the great exhibition in Hyde Park Sigaed
and declared this = day of =, 1851, in the presence
of -, &c. p s. Let this sight pass for the pack
ages above mentioned. to be landed and forwarded
to the building for the great exhibition in Hyde
Park, for examination under the regulations con-
tanned in the minute issued on the subject"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18
The Cold ard silver Distui Dances In the
worid-ihe KG,st OF ,slifornia Gold

4 LOuCun Times. Dee %.
| The returns Of the importation OF specie and bull
lit nio he port Of south smpton, for the half year
| ending this day, exhibit decrease UPON those OF
the pfec. ding SIX months, ending the 3O.h Of June
last; and the total turns OF imports Tor the year
1850, exhibit a falling of, when con;rasted with
| with lst9. In the present position II the foreign
| exchanges, and the action Of the Il uk OF England
thereon, by increasing the rate OF scount from "a
TO per cent these returns OF some iGteresi as
Southampton ~ the port Of destination et the great
bulk of gold and silver produced by the mines Of
MEXICO, the south Pacific, and Catornli. The
value OF gold and silver brought To Soathgs1 ton by
| The Royal (WesL lndis) Mai COmpaays, amers
during he pet half year, amounts TO tIl.s - "a
equal To AZ 80 40 ststngi for the hall yr1r end
ing Jun. 80, the amount was Oh slag7j, or
G2,s62s65 sterhDR, making a tolai foo tn year,
81 s2l,9s2 273, or ci,95s $40. The total ssl ount
received by the Wtst lpnia mail pa1kea IN
the yer 1870, was s23 24l 800, equal to
OF rec gpts by these cOnyeyancss Of ou ly
~ ss5 10, or l3ll,U 37 Sterling This incres. ,e
10 very small one. and has by no mrsu.9
answered tbe expectations tndulRed in som, tine,
since, ftom the Increased yield Of the Californian
mine ana ~ the silver producing states of the
Pscihc ar Mexico. and from the establishment Of
more d'fttt hoe ofsieam communicated between
tie lgfmus 81 Panama aud south NIPPON The
i'm, oitaptns Of specie aud hllllon dung the sir
montht tpdng goth Dec, 1919 uere Alp so 7Oj
or yc2.l3i III. These, when contrast d with the
conception Itnod Of 1850. just expired show an
ncrste ~ ievor # the latter, 81 but s3lI SOS
equal f. g62 3li serhhg An analysis ~ the
si2 gs2 273 re, wed during the past sx nonthswiI
pfohsby be Of importance - ibdicaiing the rate 81
produce Of the pr cious metals Tor transmission to
Europe, hy ths vsuoss countries IN the western
world The receipts IRE as iOliowsi-
From the Pacific ports south pait,
ef psptms incBdiug fay,
chill Peru Ecuador eoli
via ard New Granada tprin.
cipslly shverl. .... .., IS 0a2 es7 or 81 eIs 500
from Caliittnia fgrlD. .... 2pll Tub or ssl3ii
From the our o. ttx'co So,
from Tsmpico aud Vera
Cruz tsiivsr). .....4... 3277 100 or 64b424
Pr n the Cult 81 Mexico tor
sceount o. the COMMITTEES
of MsxietD Bondholdsrs
tttvtD. ltoBO4 OF bzT2l
Fiom the porte Of Nsrtbssena
ard Santa bafths tsilver
and sold). -. ..s..".. 11iee9 or asa $50
From the british French. aud
Darish Wet Indiss-tB-
clnctrg Havana Honduras,
ard Dtmsrara (silvsr and
Fold1 8sstsssstts.s.,.s wv <b5 ~ 0oVof
The amount fret gwen IN the above list ~ re-
cetf from ths South Pacific ports. ssy, t5,0S2, b7,
msy be looked UJon a. Close approx nation 10 the
lotsl hflf yearly prucuce ~ the SILVER mines ~
Chih Peru, Bolivia &c, az but ittls specie thence
now finds ls way 70 Europe by way Of Cape Horn. |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

While the total returns Of receipts Of the precious
metals from Spanish America, California, and the
West Indies, shows SO trivial an Improvement con.
receipts Of bullion nom all other pars Of the world,
say from India, China, Egypt, Turkey, the Medi-
teIranean, Portugal, &c, shows great falling of
when compared with the year lS4o, thus proving
that in most Of those quarters the balance Of trade
Is against this country land that specie 10 now being
drawn FROM instead Of being sent TO, Great Britain.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's hne Of
Alexandran mail packets has brought specie to
Southampton during the six months past, value emily
El6 600; to this if we add esq 1872, as the amount
brought for the six months ending June 80, there
is total Of only 2 1872 against E72 S5l sterling,
an immense falling of, amounting to E656 - ster.
ling. The bulk OF the receipts composing the
E728, S5l, in l849 consisted Of large remttances
from India ON account of the East India Company.
that the exports from Southampton BY the Alex.
andria packets TO China, India, Egypt, &c have
reached E77S,600 during the past half year, and
the total emission during the year can be estimated
at little short Of 81 900, 600 sterling.
A similar decrease is found when looking at the
returns Of specie brought by the steamers from
Constantinople and the Turkish,ports. During the
past six months fl00 700 has been received thence
with the corresponding period Of lS49,) and les7O.
533 during the first halfyear of 1850, making q
total for the whole year OF E7l ,233, against the
total in ls49 OF G9S3, 5l0-a decrease Of no less
than E46237 The falling of in this case may, to
some extent, be attributed to the competitor of the
screw steamers now running between Liverpool,
London, and Turkey, many small amounts OF
specie being transmitted by those vessels, which
tend TO lessen the total which would be otherwise
brought by the Peninsular and Oriental steamers
The imports of specie by the Penlnsuar line Of
packets from Gibraltar, Lisbon, Oporto, &c., can
not be so accurately arrived al as the foregoing
They are estimated at about 10000 for the halt
year, and at about E200, 100 for the whole year-a
falling oil of Ell0.00O when compared with lS49.
The aggregate importations of silver, gold, gold
dust, &C.. into Southampton, for the year 1850, as
derived from the above returns, are therefore az
nearly as possible as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

1Ut6I. 80 I've V0o OR 0i'VV'sRV
The grand total of importations in lS49 reached
the enormous sum of 1913 9i3 .275 or E6.7SS 655
sterling, thus showing, when contrasted with The
above, that the receipts in 1850 have declined to
less an extent than IS, III, or 81 i59 ster
ling.
While the receipts have so largely declined, the
mentation. They are estimated as follows, for
the year.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-01-16
WHOLE NO. 21J

Inc resolutions passed on these occasions "a you
ps66kiSe, are not very mcaly mounted But the
not yet Every attempt Mt reclamation.
unupr3&e law, will tend to keep M the excite
ment, and nothing short Of the repeal Of the law
Of 1893, OF its modification 40 AZ to grant inrv
trial, will ultimately satisfy the people
The President anticipating perhaps. deluVe
Of petitions for repeal Of the Fugitive law adj
monshes Congress, in advance to adhere " 10 the
adjustment" as he calls it, until time and ex
perience shall demonstrate the necessity offurther
legislation to guard against evasion or abuse
One would have supposed that small portion of
common sense, unless completely stultifed by the
pernlcious influences that pervade the city of
Washington, would have taught him that an act,
passed by minority Of the peoples representa-
lives, and by the most hasty and dishonorable
means so repugnaut to the religion and moral
sentiment of the great mass Of American citi-
zens-a lar that deprives them Of the most sacred
rights inherited from their forefathers and guar
antied to them by the Constitution-the right Of
trial By jury, and the wrH Of habsaS cOrpus-a laig
that requires the freemen Of The North to violate
their consciences, their duty to their God and
their fellow men-to yield up their freedom, and
become the vassals of the stakeholder 10 do his
bidding, chase and catch his prey, at the bidding
or his DriOed agents, would never be respected or
submitted TO by the people, nor enforced by h,p,
with all the power Of the army and navy, aud the
autocrst Of Russia TO boot. That so far from
quoting agitation, it will increase it thousand
fold, and perpetuate it 80 long as the disgraceful
bill pOlutes the statute book J.P
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-01-16

for placing the corps Of the Russian army on
war-footDg have been suspended, and the armies
Of Prussia and Austria are being reduced mate
rally. NJ. De Monteufel has triumphed over
the war party for the present at least, and il IS
not likely that there will be return TO war
measures
Everybody now is looking with anxiety for
ward TO the Ministerial Conferences at Dresden
which will open on the 23i instant Hesse Cas-
sci is to be represented there by the unpopular
M. Hassenphug This does not look well for the
liberties of the Hessians Many of the minor
German.States feel that their rights are in jeop-
srdy, and 1t is not to be wondered at, when the
men who will constitute the Conference are con-
templsted Monteuffel has addressed letter to
the States, endeavoring to soothe them
The Elector Of Hesse Cassel, it is said has no.
intention Of returning to Cassel but will make
Fulda his future residence
The Austrian Government is about to try to
repair the deranged state of her finances by a
loan. She is bankrupt, beggar, and, depend
upon it, cannot raise any portion Of her needed
loan in England and il not here, not anywhere
in Europe. MIR Golden is too wide awake to al
low her to try her old trick over again without
warning the people as he did before The real
state Of Austrian finances is beginning to be I'M
derstood here, well as the fact that money lieut.
to her only pays for massacreing the friends Of
freedom.
France has had quiet week II Is said by
those in the secrets Of Louis Napoleon that he is
disappointed in the prospect Of peace in Germany.
lie meant to have profted by the war, by allying
France to one Of the belligerent countries, and
demanding certain territories in pay The glory
arising from the act, he thought, would help him
to throne. Julian