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Our London Correspondence.
STATE OF EUROPE.
Io<poy. Friday eysning. Fab

LONDON frlosy evening, feD. zlf 1901.
lend John Russell Bin Parliamentary Debates The
Budget Reduchoa ~ Tirsfon Erteusion n -fGran-
ehisem,nf- Dsfcet ~ ne Ministry Threatened Oat.
breek ne Ccn,inent France Imperial ASPIRATIONS
a BIZ Of Scandal Germany Siniiier RuHpors -Ttsiv-
The Lsrsnt &c. &C.. &c.
In the sitting OF the Ifeuss n Commons Friday
last tho House divided upon Lord John Ruisei's mo
ion to bring In q bill to prevent the asumptio Of
eoclesiastioa titles in respect TO places In the
United Kingdom The result wa, for tn. melton, $685.
osanst IT, e3-majority for bringing In the bill 3sl
enclose you copy Of the bill Iti chief enactment
s that any persou assuming the hsms style or title
srcbssbop bishop or dean Of any city town, place
territory or dtrict without legal authorization, Is
sable to nne Of eiOO for each offence II further de-
eares void any deed writing made signed or exeou
ed after the passing OF this act, by, or undsr the
authority OF suoh It also prohibits the
ransfr OF property, BY will, for the msinsenance OF
ueh disnities come under the enactment scarce
think Lsrd John can be accused Of being too mild
or this cot passed, Is an nlnsurmsuntsbs barrier as
"a brings ell the newly appointed papal dgnitsriss
within the cistchss of the Law aud there Is spirit In
England which will see that Law enforced The debate
VII open TO night, and the discussion Will o,m-
snsnce The heavy guns OF the tosration party viii be
brought to bear. My private opinion Is that the bill
will be carried by large majority.
Sir Charles Wood, the Chancellor sf the Exohsqusr
IN sd. his asanosl statement TO the 1suss Monday
nisbt Last year h. estimated the income up TO April
n.rt q. ssa 2ss 600; the actual ncoms for the year
ending In January last had bees fs2 $4,000 he ala
DOT anticipate that the rsvsauei ~ the ys~ sadias
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amount of business transacted since Friasy Ia asn
theoply alteration In prices of ssy oonssqsenos,N
which from 81 to S. have advanced to 81 e So On
sssursnos that between the River Plats aA
decline OF per cent in psrnvan Bonds beth ssti -
and deferred The prices OF the other securities ere
we'll maistaiLsd -3ErA
THsEs Oonsols far money 93,., and fer 40
count 9o5s toh. Shares ere lever.
LIVERPOOL CosS hARxEr, Friday Feb 2L-At this
mornings market we had poor attendance OF either
dull for wheas OF sl descri iptops-the sales effected
being altogether Of retail extent. nominaiy unal-
ing for sale causes continued diff GUILTY Ia
transactions In such even at 3D. to Is per sack de-
cline neither do the best marks support their late
value and While sweet American is unsxleable ex-
cept at Sd per barrel reduction choice parcels Of
maintain the late currency, and in tolerabis
quest. Fine mailing barley Is less lsntiful and
firm, and grinding parcels steadily rtaed at tbs
quotations OF our last. Oats and oatmeal In limited
demand without change In prices Besus aud peas uu.
altered Indian corn sells slowly, tho best yellow
American, new or old, ct 2es Cd 70 3os pee 4ss 10
MANCHESTER, Friday, Feb. H.-During the week
moderate amount of business has been transacted the
prescnt prices Of goods and having induced
buyers, who have of late been holding Off to go into
the market. and place portion Of their orders Ass
general rule few GALES havc been eec.ed At any ad
vance ppon Tuesdays prices, but rather better esl
ing has begun to chow itself and many producers
now aisncined to accept ths term they were willing
TO have taken feS days sincs. The what firm
tcEs OF the Liverpool cotton market has alss had its
effect here Buyers for the East have operated more
mesa has been done by the GermRa shipp .rs in water
twi. but at exceedingly low rates. Printing cloths
stil continue dsll and difficult OF sale the lev
rates which makers are willing TO take
At Mscclssfed there is but little improvement.
The change, however during the last few days has
been for the better with prospect OF stu further i'm
provement In short time The high price OF silk l..
the great obstacle In the way of ths msnutsst
but judging from recent advices the market must give
way. Letters from aony Kong state that the total
exports TO Great Britain Al 600 900 lbs. against
80 600 Geo lbs last year and from Shsnghas thsre
balse ai nat & 6Ol arriv al
Of these oargoes must shortly affect the prices of
Ch,nas In favor OF the buyer.
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Before Chief Justice Edmouds ana Aldermen Franklin
aud Desmater
MaRcH - Charge of Muder.-The case Of Pritohard
for the murder Of Dominick Lambrcnt, vas set down
for Monday next
ANOTHER TRIAL FoR MURDER.
John Roland John McPage, and william Roy
al we're indicted for the murder Of Peter John
son by throwing him from the pter number six
North river into tn. ~ster on the night OF the 10Th
October, 1850 whereby he gas drosned The prison
all young American and the two
others swedee They seamen board the Charles
Crocker and the decreased also sailor, belonging
The Judee suggested the counsel fer the defence
the prepriety OF allowing the first twelve jurors who
should be called and answer to their nsmss to t.ks
the box They could then be asked they had termed
any opinion on the matter and, So others could be
sworn In their stead
Messr. Radcliffe ard weeden, on behslf Of the pris
opere, consented. The jury being called, the Judge
asked them n they knew any reeson Why they should
not s the trial OF these mem They answered In the
negative. Mr.. Jones vas excused on the ground Of
having conscientious scruples as to capital punish
ment The fooving are the names Of the juror. =
4. John Scott Z. John Hadden,
George Fr.n'her, 9. Henry saith,
q. Jas. Reeves. q John p. WeHiel,
a Dsidrirk Klein, 10 Geo II. Cook
3. Robt Noble. IL VIM. Montroa,
o Henry Mixer IA Robt Hogan.
TO the jurv ststios the facts which he suesequeay
called witnesses TO prtve. IL appeared thst on .ne
night In question three females we're going rom snp
Pier No O. North River about ten O'CLOCK ~ n,xne'
whom they met by the three priaosera ~no toes
hold Of them. The women Dried out soo tne pa IN
turned from them and met decessed coming 70 .ssm
assiat ance-ths deceased knocked do~n, tnea
taken up bv Tn. three and thrown overheard ana his
body va. not found until the 2sd ef ectsb-r
Charles Mcpougsi exsmin-d ~ nr siune p.s.r,o. O..
Attorney In IN. month Of octoser last y. Acting
Deputy sh~ria; y. employed By the Mayor 70 vsscn
vsssels ,pecsliy; vas board the ship Daus-l on
the night Of the 18TH 0cober 1880 there wss smother
ves..iitiru aiors siie she an Amercsu vessel;
cav the three prisoner. leave Lvsrpsol ship tor
get her nsms-I think y was arinshsw which ~as
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NEWS BY TELEG & II A p III.
The Financial Panic-The Bank Suspension.

The Fir nncinl Panic-The Bank Suspension.
UncA March 4, 1851.
cd, by tho failure of Austen spicer ofNew York It
IL entirely iale. lie is considered good In this place
for any amount. The report that the Lewis County
Bank and Exchange Bank of Hamilton, in which Hol
lister is large stockholder, have suspended pay
msnt, Is also false.
ALBANY, March 9, 1851.
All the notes Of the Keep Bank and Lewis County
Bank, offered to. day, have been redeemed.
The way fare on the Schenectady. Syracuse, and
Utica Railroad, is to be reduced forthwith.
BUFFALO. March 9, 1851.
sutboriss you to deny ell statement affecting
credit We arc sound, and no mistake.
X H. SHERMAN, Cashier.
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ALBANY, March Q, 1881.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Against the par REDEEM ption In New York or Albany
OF country bank notes for the amendment of the as
senmeat laws Of the Medical University Of New York,
for an appropriation Of citizens OF New York and West
chester county for Law regulating the planting ssd
taking Of oysters In Harlem River; for Law making IL
highly penal to srsst In removing tree citizens IRON
this state.
BILLS REPORTED.
The state Prison Committee reported bill for the
erection OF wall around Sing Sing prison
The New York delegation reported q bill amending
the act relating to jewellers in city OF New York The
same committee reported bill in relation to police
justices courts in said city
. ina rsw RAILROAD.
MT GRrsS offered . resolution instructng that the
kailrosd COMMITTEES be directed to inquire wheth-r
the ew York snd Erie Railroad have violated their
charter, and In what particular. Carried
THE CANADA RatLRoAp.
The Oommtttee of the W hole ed the considers
tion OF The bill authorispg raoaa comp snies to sub
scribe for stock OF the Great Western and Csusds
then taken.
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Frustrat,on of n Negro Plot, Sc.

B.LrtMoRE, March 9, 1851.
The New orlesns mss up to the 27th ult as late IS
due, have arrived
deep laid plan, Of some negroes near Brsnbsm, to
rise and escape TO Mexico has been discovered and
three ~hte leaders pursued The negroes had already
provided themselves with several kegs Of powder,
guns. pistols, &C similar plan Of rising had bssn
discovered In Columbus
could be obtained for the third trial Of Gen
Henderson.
The steamer General Bamon recently got aground on
the bar ~ the mouth Of the Brszos and halt her cargo
w.s iost She was got sn, but will probsbly prove
Prom the Colorado We learn that the Wild woman
OF Navdad has been oassht, end turns out 10 ss en-
African nesress, who has bsep roaming Ia the woods
hftesD years
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LiyEsrooL, 2lst February, 1851
At the departure of the last steamer our cotton mar
the early art of the present week was dos
troyed, and anxious desire to realize regardless of
price existed holders In in
sales being mace at a reduction OF IA. per ID.
The Manchester market equally lifeless but pur
chasers having been tempted by the serious decline In
yarns and goods to purchate more freely, decided
improvement has been apparent in the past two days
which has be followed by reaction in this market
enabling holders to their position; and lator
accounts by the Franklin harsg been o-daJ received,
ty telegraph reporting advanced prices Of cotton In
New York, the demand has become active, the sales
reaching 5000 bales, with 800 speculation at the
full prices OF last circular tor fair and at ad
vance Of sd per lb in the lower and midding qusli
ties,
The quotations are Fair oneaps. 7tfd fair No
bles 7Ad fair Uplsfds, ID per 10 rniddliug quail
The stock OF cotton In this port i. estimated a.
45T 0o0 bales, of which 2e7 coo are American against
t2looo balss OF which s2i oao were Amsrican
Continued large imports OF grain and -four from the
contns and the United States have caused further
decline in corn market, and our quotations must
be considered nominal Western canal -four 1es Sd
2ls.; Phisdelphia ana Baltimore. ga 22s. Cd 500
barrels of Ohio, of fair quality have been sold
wheat, 81 iod a es. for white aud S. Sd. as. Sd
per 20 lbs for red White Indian corn, 32s; yellow,
aos and mixed. 2ss. 2es Cd. per quarter. Indian
Nothing doing in turpentine. Common Amsriean
rosin in good demand At Ss. Sd a Ss I'D. per cwt
ANOTHER CIRCULAR.
LyEsrooL CorroN MlsKEr,
FRrp.Y, February 81, 1881
During the early part OF the past week tho same
dull heavy feeling which has 80 long oharacerssd tbs
maIlst continued TO prevail, and on Saturday and
Monday business was very commonly done In hmeri-
can descriptions et sdecline Of = per ID from the
prices Of Friday last. Since Wednesday, however,
good general inquiry has been the very
material decline submitted TO sinae the beginning OF
the year, viz I'D. to 1hd. per ID. in American cot
ton and the Increasing necesites of the trade, Who
have In the meanwhile steadily limited their pur.
ohsses 10 saPply Of their immediate wasts-havns
Induced renewal OF confidence; the prices current
to day are consequently ssAn in all ksds fully
par ith those OF Friday aststill the improvement
does not warrsnt any definite advance the quota
tions Of that day The sass OF the week amount TO
80 8o bses Of which i30 have been taken spscu-
lstion, and 100 for export To-day business IL s.ti
mated at 5000 bales 900 of which for speculs-
tion and export. Very iul prices have been realised
for ell kinds The Imports for the week 29,93t
from the United States, 2S32 from the Brazils 933
Egyptian, . from Demerara, and s2ii from the East
Indies; total 4le1s. Present stock, 45T, $50; same
period last year, b2l, 800
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THIRrY.sEcOND CONGRESS-
BY MoRsR's MAGNETIC LINZ.


Senate.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
WASHINGTON, March Q, 1851.
The journal having been read, Mr.. MILLEs moved
that the Senate 60 into executive business
Mr BaDorR opposed the motion, and insisted ON the
disposal of the morning business.
Mr. Mason desired to submit . motion.
Mr MmLrR's molten prevailed, an d the Senate went
into executive session, which lasted till after three
o'clock. Adjourned.
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TNe Investigation IN the Of Crpier and 6kav- =
Yesterday afternoon the psrte, met sxsn bsfors JUS
tsce Lothrop, aud the cross ex xsmiustioo of Mr.
Flanders, the co@ plsinsnt, vas resumed However,
nothing etsrtling turned up. The evideuos ve sss
peed 10 leave cut In consequence Of the press %
Furopean news. We shall paosh " IN our nsss
edition
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The stssm.bip Franklin, Capt J. A. wotten, arrived
OF Cowss Isle of wight. a. three oslosk ths after
noon CT the Goth ut aud after transferring the mails
sor England to = small steamer, proceeded on her
voyage to Hsvre. Ths Franklin sailed from New York
tar. NJ on the 6th inst, and her voyage occu-
pied twelve days less Eve hours, the difference In
Longitude. She had forty passengers tour only
Of whom landed at Southampton, and freight forty
packages specie value SscooOo 500 bales GOTTEN and
sundry cargo-sll for Uavre.
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BY MoRSf's LlNE-oFFfcE 10 WALL STREET.
PufFALo, q r NJ Sky clear, aud growing colder;
wind southwest; THERMOMETERS 81 mercury In blrome-
ter GO; barometer 20 bs8
RocpssrtB. sP M 1T has been quite dns day;
wind w.tt, with = clear rky; thermometer 30
Aununr BP M.-Cloudy and cold and showing q
little. Thermometer "a
s,Racrss sP Clear overhead. and rather plea
can't; wind north vest; Thermometer 81
Urea. BP. We have had n wet and disagrsea BILE
day TIL this evening when IL cea.ed raining and has
since been quite pleasant. bat cloudy; wind north.
w.st; ther mo meter 3Ok; barometer 20 80
ALBsNY, sP Mt has been cloudy and warm all
day; st little cloudy this evening aud wind north
west, barometer so ISL mercury os; thermometer 80
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The Fifth Prssby terisn Church In this city, under
the pastoral charge of Rev N. West, totally de-
stroyed by hre this morning 1t is supposed to have
been the work Of an inceniiary. Loss not asesr.
tsined
1t raned nearly all last night, and Is raining STILL
There are seven feet eight in the channel and
falling, but the rains will room rise IL again. The AL
leghany and Monopgshels are also both in good nsv
ahl ords
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Nsw ORLEsSs March 4 1851.
Cotton Ia Dropping Ths sales to day have bsen
bocc bales at our last quotations Freishts are some
-
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Further Partic uiars OF the Fire mt the
Arcade, New o. leans.

NEW ORLEANS, March 4, 1851.
The Arcade is half destroyed. About $4,000 was
insured on the whole building, in New Orleans. The
Bulletin reports $50 0oo insured In the New York Sun
Mutual Insurance Company. The total loss Is esti
mated at 100000.
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BY nAm's LrNK-eagIck y WALL STREET.

OcprNsruRGH. 8 p. M-It has been q beautiful day;
thermometer "a; the snow Is about IL inches deep
and have grand sleighing; the ice breaking up
fast In the river good prospect Of early navigation
wArsRrowN. sP M.-Cloudy and mild wind sest.
the few days Of weather have had has carried
OF all the sno~
oswrao. sP. M Cloudy. and growing colder; wind
rorthwest; Thermometer 30.
Fosr PAN. sP N.-Wet and warm; Wind south
west; Thermometer T.
Tsor. sP NJ Unpleasant and cloudy, with pros
rtc of rain
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Our advices from Cassel are of the IL Tth ult.
The Bsvsran troops in Hesse have been ordered to
return to their own country. They ar, to march on
the gath inst.
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CHARLESTON, March 4, 1851.
The bark Ulrica, whoh fire ct the wharf, was
rlaced outside In the stream after the hre was out
BY the harSor master he taking possession hs says
by order Of the Mayor of the city; the Captain pro-
'ssting sgsinst his DOING until he could have the
vessel pumped out have her spars and yards taken
down, to prevent her from upsetting which request
was refused, and he placed ashore at Hog Island
The shippers rent men board, for the purpose Of
taving the cargo but about twelve O'Clock yesterday
while Mr. Sproul agent Of the un erwriters and Mr.
EPpDg, clerk in the house Of L. Trspmsn Co.,
on board, experimenting operations, the bark sud
denly keeled over and sunk those on board having
narrow escape with their lives Mr. Epping slightly
injured. Mr. 8proull the last to leave this vessel
and BY cutting the painter prevented the boat from
swamptpg Nothing Of the vessel but the mizen chains
absvs water but The has pacsds anchor
40 to prevent h.I drifting of into desp water The
vessel win probably be totallo and the cargo saved
II any In very damaged condition. The Captain has
since contracted 20 have her placed the flats for
safety The vessel will be condemned The merchants
have sdvised the Captain to the City Council for
all extra expenses and damages caused by their pro-
digs
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VIM. Gardner & Co.'S Circular.


LIvERrooL, February ~, 1851.
There has been doing in beet, the advices per
Arctic ot short packing In the we.t having given
increased confdence to buyers; as previously how.
ever, IL is chiefly the best brands ths, have been
Pork firmly m aintains the late enhanced prcas but
the transactions this week have lot been extensive.
The market IL now quite clear of bacon; have to
repsrt further sale Of 300 boxes st Leuis TO arrive
at 36s. Cd. per cwt.
Lard hss again gone up Is to "a per owt but for
want of material the business has been small.
We have TO report an advance of Be-. to 4s per o~t
the better descriptions Of cheese aud 1s to as on
the ordinary qualities, with an active demand.
Butter has advanced "a. to %. per cwt during the
Tsliow !. a little easier to buy
Linseed cake neglected
In the corn market buyers having been tempted BY
low prices, there has been more activity The conoes
sion made by holders has reached in some instances
I'd per 70 lbs on wheat and Cd to cd per barrel on
aour To day the business was very limited, without
further change In vslue.
Lorpos NosEY MlRSEr, Feb. 2l.--0yE o'cLooK
An sgent OF the Prussisn government has bssn In
100000 thalsrs, or Ca GOO 600 among capitalists
here. bat without success The Lond)n markets have
been afectedby several causes Of depressing nature
OF which only has been removed One OF the prin
cipsl causes the uncertainty TO the nature of
the budget from the Chancellor Of the Exobequer;
and the next II not Of equal importance vas the pro
bshle course the directors of the Bank OF England
might see ht to adopt at their usual weekly board
meeting yetterday With regard to the course adopt
ed by the bank directors in not making any fur
ther change In the rate Of interest, the general i'm
preston appears to favor the wisdom and prudence Of
the measurr The increased dan md for money which
has lately been noticed Is considered as only tempe
rsry, sndeven Hp.rmsnept not sufficient to justify
the directors In tightening ths screw any more st
present
The English stock market wears very gloomy sp-
pesrsncs, and the rise of per cent yestsrdsy cannot
be maiptsined. Coasols have now rsc.ded to 981 to
for money. and also for account Reduced Three
per Cents etT 20 81, New Three and Quarter per
Cents esH % Y, Bank Stock 214L te2l5x, Exchequer
Bills ass. 20 b2-. premium
In the foreign market there has been only small
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Our Berlin eerrespondsnes is of the 18th ult.
bsron Msnteufcls su dden return Fl ON Dresden hsd
given Ise to various rumors. or these rumors none
were authenticated. 1t was, however, generally bs-
leyed that Prince 6chwarzenburg had made some
new and startling proposal, and 1t was commony
thought that this propo0al directed against the
proposed duality power.
The ministerial papers state that the Prince OF
Prussia, supported by Austrian Prince, will take
the direction OF the Federal War Office.
The organs OF the Austrian Cabinet protest that
such rumors anticipate uncertain ANA doubtful
event
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.ELFGr.FHic TROM LONDON.
HoUSR or COMMONS.


PRip.Y NfaHr, Feb. al, 1851.
The Speaker took the chair at tour o'clock
AFTER the prerentatiou Of number Of petitions on
the question being put that the House 90 into Com
nittee Of Ways and Means.
Sir Br-iAMfs HALL asked whether the pay yment Of
the newly proposed hou,c tar weuld he q necessary
qualification for vote In the Of the assessed
taxes!
Lord JouS Rrs.rLL said he was unable to the
question but he could say qualincs,ion ga.
intended or contemplated.
posTPorEME~r o. BUDGET.
Lord JoHN RUSSELL th~n rose. am idst profoun ISL
ence and fad he had to ask the House that the order
Of the day might stand Tor Monday next, % -hish
day he would explain his reason ior having made the
requstt. uiear
SIR HsRnrs asked the noble lord whether her Ma
jesty's government intended positively to bring on
this order on Mopcsy
Lord Joan RI wrLL said ne wa. unable 70 rive a
positive answer He would only promise on Mon
day night tell the OF the request had ust
N ade to the House.
No further discussion took place and the Iouss rose
at teventesn inmates to SIX o'clock.
tFrom the Liverpool Journal, Feb. ~
PRTvGrE c0sMt StcarToN, nv ELEcrRtc rEtEoRArr.
since the shove was In type We have rsc.tved from
spscsi source by telegraph, the following important
com m M cation,
DTha budget has been Withdrawn, and u is report
ed confidently about the hourss Of Parliament that
the Cbsncflior OF the Exahsqusr has resigned that
Lord John RUSSELL u u understood has also rendered
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@. Coburp. colored, charged with aiding In tn,
late rescue has been held for trial This makes tn
fts person held one white and four blacks
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X migration OF Fugitive Slaves.

BosroS, March 9, 1851.
Thirty fugitive slaves left Portland Maine yes
terday for st. John, B. The citisens promised their
protection they would remain but they preferred to
60 where they would out of the reach of their pur
There many lest who declare they win die
rather than be taken sgaiL TO slavery
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Austrs0.

Our Vienna letters Of the 10th ult They contra
dict the late of the intended OF
Hes.e and Hosten troops into the provinces
They likewise contradict the rumor OF proposed
Russisn loan Of loo, 600 eco forms.
The Breslau Zeung states that the OF
large masses of troops in and around Vienna had
given rise to the N est distressing ru mors