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Theatrical and s1us,cni.

Weare unssoidably obliget TO curtsii our thestri
csl reports.
Bo~sRY THrarnE The performances. hers viii b
the nautical drama Of the Wizard OF the Wave aud
the new drama OF "Nidocq = A fins bill.
BEoapwN THEsrHr.-The succ sssfui comedy Of the
Old Lsve and the Ne~m and the beautiful comedy OF
the Dsy After the Wedding" being the last sppesr-
arce OF Miss j ulis Bennett.
Ntmos Gahp.r The beautiful ballet Of 9Gis-lle' a
with Carol Roussett In the charsctr Of that name
Also the vaudeville of les vi@llics Amour,.~
BRoteHsN's LYcEt ~" "A curious Case Z the "worjs
Fs,r and the farce of ALLOW me 20 ipolosise form
the particular features at this successful establish
mVp'.
btKroN's Tpu1Rr-Tt. rev comedy OF the OH
fov. aud The New ard the "woFlis Fair" eco hns
r'ecs- srd veil os.t
NsricSst THtArEr The "s.sg. Struck Yankee =
with Mr.. q Lock in the principal character. Also
Jack sheppard +" and the Magic Well
Mrsum.-A hill OF great attraction is offered for
The Afternoon and evening performances The pieces
afe Eight ard Interesting.
Cnors.- There will be an afternoon and evening
Performance dsy. The equestrian exercises are
very attractive
M,N,t,s Booms.-rh. panorama of ireland 4, ans
painting aud desersss public pstronsge.
IHrts1Ss MtNsrnEis announce a Due bill OF amuse
mrIt for this evening .auiful negro airs. aad
guisiie muti 81 performance.
FpIoss' MtNstEELs will give two OF their splendid
ttfCt tod y one In The afternoon the 9th
In TIE evening. Singing an dancing
Madam Anna Bhhop IL giving concerts In BLi
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SrfrfV Grasses 80 wr.rssE a svpw sroru Lasr
ktonr Lsst evening between eight and niue oclo X,
stuow storm came on, which sss unexpected hy N at
Ictple I'll IL sctusy began TO ft rhote skilled In
the weather however furesav from about v- clock
in the afternoon that the etorm coming for irom
dsy warm tdsuuny " becspt overcast and gloomy,
win the vird st the time fron the northwest
H. iratctted snow. snd snow vhsth.r there vii
he tnovch for s.igbin to day remain, to b. seen bat
Y is tssceLding thick and ispdly at the present
whiting.
S1atr rHE StREErs ANp tvtrUFs.-rhe streets
ara a'entts are IN d. piUfstle aste rhe Third
h'tnUe which Il IN the hatss Of eontractors aud ~
tfeir mercy, is horrible The Boomin gdss rost ~ IN
en- tqusliy shocking cotdtion. The only way 20 Get
cut Il tosn is 20 so round By the severth avenue.
The crossing. sre left in very filthy conditon ex
cert whore little gifls rweep th aud collect money
from the foot pessstg.rs There poor children ought
to te tther paid Nv tue corporation or super EDS ~
men regularly employed ss t-eepers; they are badly
fsid and stnetimes. -btn persons crossing 10 not
give them . cent. they kupsttsf them sith thsir
brrt sl BY aCeid Mt Of course This ought not -
te
C,tttox ~ srscr DRvsRs The liceuse of wm
VAL rrivey of Fulton line No ls9 hs. hesn revoke ~
te Nsyer en- the eemplsni of t~o gentlamen tor NJ,
rck'ss driving around ths cotner 81 fultoa stree
hom gsossvsy, to the immiuent dsas-r Of the toct
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Meteorological Cbse, vetions, February as.
BY MoRSk's LInE-oFFicE 10 WALL STREET
BUFFALO 8 A M.-Westher cold; wind north vest;
thermometer 26 barometer 20 35; it snow
ing last night, and sfill continues s P PM-Wind
north; thermometer "a; barometer 60 A clear, cold
evening.
ROCHESTER, sA Snow fell last night to the depth
OF about two inches and it Is still falling wind west
Thermometer 20 SP m.-Cloudy and growing colder
has been tposiog all day; thermom 80
AuBuer, 6P Mold and cloudy; rather un plea
SAINT with the prospect of storm; thermometer 60
SYRACUSE, SPM-It has been rather unplea SAINT
having been moving and raining s day with strong
vert wind; Thermometer rs
UTicA, 8A M-We have had quite an uupleasant
morning; wind mort Invest thsr 36 barometer
20 40 UP M-An unpleasant evening; still storm
ing and growing colder; wind mort Invest Thermometer
%; barometer falijsx.
TEor, 6A. M Very wet an gloomy; thermometer
36 wind south. P. M.-Cloudy and rather colder;
the rain has ceased, and the weather is much colder
this evening; wind south; thermometer %.
ALBANY, "a. M Cloudy, rainy, and very unplea,
ennt Thermometer 3Si barometer 20 T9 mercury IS.
8P. M-Cloudy and uDpleassnt all day, but cleared
up tonight with streng wind from the northwest;
barometer 20 SEE mercury CT; thermometer 38.
ST JOINS, 6A M.-Cieudy, and showing; wind west;
the river has broken up; thermometer %
BuRLiNGro~, A. M.-Wind from the north, and
sDowirg; Thermometer CO.
WHITEHALL, A. M.-Snowing hard, with north
wind; Thermometer "a
WAsHiNoTos- 1t has been stormy here all day.
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SchleaMIg.Holsteln.

The occupation OF Friedricht ort by the Danes as
not taken place Prussis opposes the ccupstion by
Danish troops Of the citadel OF Rsndsburg. The Aus
trian regiment ct Schwsrzenburx infantry, and two
battalions Of Prussian troops, entered Hamburyh
the 7th ult Part of the Austrian troops at Lubsck
have marched upon Rendsburg Their general has
published an order, exhortny the folders under his
command to treat and to consider the Hosteinsrs not
a. enemies and rebels but rs brethren and fellow.
countrymsn The head qarters of General Legedt.ch
are at Hambursh. Those Of General Theiner are st
Altopa
The troops which vera detached to R.ndsburg left
Hambureh and Altoona on the sth ult to proceed to
their destination. They are sommsnd dea by General
signorini General Gobels brigade entered Ham sur
on the 9th ult The garrison st Lubbock has been
reinforced and Travemunde has been occupied by
trian troops The Borsenhaie an ounces the occnp4
ton of the fortress and citadel Of Rendsburg by the
Austrian troops General signorini has established
his head. quarters in the fortress.
Hamburgh letters Of the nth ult. state that the
fortihcations OF Rendsburg are to be demolished.
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7 .oyaooR IRON CAUTION t. rus PUBLIC AND


To vs.. 4. cRocSrp Esg., Taunton L,oonotvs Works
ps sT rSsyss S.,t 'hf Issss Ne t."ESor Ssagssy
so tor the perusa o. ~hich mech obliged and the
Coy op IL. 70 SS sss ss gSs ss =.
~ rS',,ion ,sst h .or line pa. sssa pras
feror and spurious srtse II the real LOwer
% rrsvsnt tie mrs'os 10 future vSals ss % pasiS
sttsr snre IN ne ana y the sane u@.
.s,anips nins iron 3 either AppyisE arsos
.hs col, ssst 3. q ne Levp6.r comgany for .hs gsssa
the states ssssrs G@Srs pssss w,ra ssstsrs Bosom.
vs kney ysu are s,roa' q ouisslss ias, m,.
parties we thns il acst nnnccessary % ak your psr
publish the Losnoof cosistter but i shhery
net t,he without your sne'isa, r,lu,.,aE ssias
'' ''''' respect =" f '''' 's'aSS 5Sas sSSa
o y s ss. r e ,.s % ,sS 1Sps ss.ss ND
sbsenc. trsm home usiaid which aplesy Cor hos
nor Tr,p yss ny y ,'l e a. r.
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Mas BRsnronn. yoEKausE sept. 18th tSo. !
Your andy g,rodues V gs ~ n cecls.
ssTrssses iimsef geh py,sod With nssufsstur. Dc
. s gst # s $ .sss r, y. s
sr q s.S y hs se s
wsy wh doe sssrS 70 ee.neny sad that ryre Bar, 81
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. Wen sr st @ our .s ssf " Sssss I'M r
ryre Rs Be eonsder.s, sstosssment q tssir
npn iris ,ahect EARNED from him third.
lestt ~ au Tyres besrng
they having cross thus between n Low Moev
-lersse krew q such thing never of ID
fere mark heias Mr. Cooke smpls Los noss.
We hsh take immediate steps ,hreush sseats ses~
John Finch Sons ot verreo thai this he made
n the United States ~ feel much injury and PscH-sy
tustsnedh the purchasers Of such inerer
well - eur c being unjustiy A.
Ne iuiy espsnes Nj Cooke all orders addressed
sFetu kttsrs Finch Snns, wopld with immediate
attention ard throuFh them sl rely
nsrutacture We trust tbts splanatiop w he sacseua
speegy the liberty have taken anf eny
sheaton ~ NJ Cccks fer having hrcush ths before
us - any time in be 81 service "
- you show visit this ceunsvy " world sasrd us mues
peaure " nnke " scansir in the
10 Hesitate plnytsr ~ useful yos~
AID have the honort reusit si- weat nhe iseh
4 hrnbis ssrtsah Hiap. DAWSON HARDV
Lsvmes censAnHk
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Cd psh rods, f6 lis Cd hoops Ell sheet, CT 15s !;
Scotch pig Nc. l. f2 lis Cd

Scotch pig, No. /, f2 lis Cd
THE LONDON MARKET.
Our usual tele despatch OF this (FrdaJ)
ninE furnishes US with the following report OF the
London Produce Market Tho ssles Of West India
sugar amount TO 3l6 bids MAILING 6l3 for tho week,
At prices tho rane Friday last The demand for
refined better Fair good grocery humps brought 4ss
full rater but biddngs duly oil wv realized 3Ts
to fs Cd brown, 3is. to 2cs Cd and inferior 30s to
33s. For coffee the demand good and prices
hrmer Several peroels Of native Ceylon went OF at
AS Sd to 4ss ut suction 700 ysore sold at
Ais to AS 3D. Tea very dull ef sale ana former rates
supported with diaiculty. 673 cbcs,s Java Conyou
were withdraw at au,tion Indigo dull at former
terms OF 22l9 chests passed the sales only reached ,3
The cotton sales for The week only amount to loo bales
at y TO decline. The tsow mar ket continues quiet
fine new Y O. on tho spot brought 37s Sd to 37s I'd
Since notice Of the l5th the market for publio
opened as IL closed Saturday and only moderate
amount OF business was transacted tho closing prices
being S61s to s6x. No variation tooh place rDes
day The price tor Consols 9o7s S55s for money
and 9esi for the 1lth Of Marcia Bank stock lett of
Quarter per Cents, ssa. to q; Long Annuitiss 7a;
India stock 2ss to 267 india Bonds Gas to Cos and
few rsnsactions on "wednesday but tae tone of the
market nevertheless coatnued stesdy The ssttlsmen
OF the account passed of exceed dinghy well oonsols
wer. done at 9sas to e for money aaa soSe to Il for
account, leaving OF at 9ts to for present transfer
and 9oaa tor accounts new Three and q Quarter psr
Cents, sSA to ss Reduced Three per Cent 81 to az
Long Ann uti.s "a; Exch4qusr Bills 64s to 57s pr.-
MUM; rank rtock, zl4sl TO 2l5; In Ola Stock 267;
India Bonds. SO to 81 prem south Sea Stock io8X
A frmer feeling showed itself on Thursday bu, de-.
clined under the impressio that the Bank directors
would further raise the rate Of interest and faaly
after temporary reaction closed at per cent fxll
The tran sactioDs not large Consols were dene
at S6k to "a for money. and 9o's to 50 for account
leaving of at e61i to for present transfer, and
e6i. 10 * for time The New Three -aad-a-
Quarter per Cents we're operated in at 9s;l to 90;
Reduced Three per Cents, 81 to "a; Long Aunuitiss
"a; Excht qusr Bonds 64s to b7s prem Bank stock
2l6 to 4; India Bonds, 62s to 6os prem To day the
market fiat through and clo.ed ct Its opening
The following table shows the Quotations OF the
market -
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HsLtF AZ, Fen Zs. 1901.
Tie Provincial Commissioner In London writes
tEHt c6pissls stand ready to build the Halifax aud
Portland Railroad, and take Province debenVures
hearing i've Per cent interest Ie however, expects
The EoNernntEt will give the desired aid He will
turn in tht next New York steamer.
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CtNCINNArt, Feb "a, 1851.
The river II st Good height aud there are strong sp
prehepsoDs oi more rata Rrsights easter, at
cents per bbl. The upper nstissippi is falling. sith
three feet water on the principal bars. A.. k.okuk
above the rapids the river yet gofged ~ith ice Tns
Illinois river u on stand ~ith from three three
and hall feet va.r Ptoris Lake rems os closed bat
the ice fst sotepirr aud e expected TO give wsy in
atew days. The Missouri river " In isir nayigable
state to glasgow with tour iestlvs,er on the principal
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ItrufaI Murder

hlwCasrLE, Del, Feb. 28. 1851.
LGst night ran entered the house Of MI. Urosdep,
EtaE Georgetown Cross Roads Kent county. Nd. aud
thot Mr. dead lie then went to III. chamber OF
Pr wife who was ing sick and shot her snJ her
frnr. hnd TIE '.fvant sirl very dsns.rously The
ItrEttrtttr of the deed is not known
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WAsHiscroS, Feb 2s. 1851.
RrLIFF FOR MR.. RIrcHIE
Mr. McWLIIE from the com mittse on printing, made
report fer tn. relief OF Thomas Ritchie, account
OF losses sustained in executing the Congressional
printing He had ascertained that he was loser to q
great amount, and performed his contract faith.
fully on su average.
MIR. WiLMor, (free soilD OF Penna moved to lay the
subject on the table. Dissgreed- yeas 84 nays Ill
The joint resolution which relieves Mr. Richie from
the terms of his contract and In lieu gives him
half of the prices fixed by the law of 1919 ordered
to be engrossed for third reading by three Gritty
1t was then read 3 third time, and . struggle com
meneed between the opponents and friends ths
luton.
Mr. os (whig) Of Ne, moved to lay it on the table
which did not prevail.
The resolution was passed BY yeas lOe nays lol.
Three hours were thus consumed.
CANADIAN REcIPsocIrY AND FREE FARM BILLS.
The House laid on the table the separate motions to
reconsider the votes by which the Canada Re oiprocty
bills and the bill giving farms to the lAndlsss
referred to the COMMITTEES OF the Whole on the State Of
the Union.
THr charge sAlnsr SECRETARY WEBSTER
Mr. JuLi.S (freesoii) of Ia, asked but did not OBJ
tain leave to ietroduce a resolution for the appoint
nsnt of to investigate the charges OF cor
Iuption made by Mr. Allen, against Secretary Web
ster and to have power 20 send Ter and papers
ARMY APPROPRIATIONS.
TIE Army Appropriston bill ss passed. after which
q cess was taken.
PUBLIC LANDS INSANE
After the the Senate bill, appropristng ten
MILL ons OF acres OF the public lands TOR disribu ton
among the States fer th5 relief and sapport OF the ind
gent inesne, Vas taken and various efforts
made to kill the bill After two hours aud half strug
gle, without coming to u airec vote the measure,
the House went into Committee Of the Whole on the
state OF the Union, and took up
APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. MEADE, dem Of Va was In favor OF increasing
the mail eteamers.
Mr.. srASroS, (dem) Of Tenn spoke on the same
subject.
TaE CHANCES AGAINST ,R WEBSTER AGAIN sRoAcHsD.
Mr. JULIAN asked leave TO introduce his reaolutioa
to erquire into Mr.. Aliens charges against Mr. Web
ster Objection being made, he moved to suspend the
rules: pending which. the House adjourned.
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Incenssiary Fires nj Uiicn.

Y
Two hres occurred this morning. The hrst vas the
siath Ward Hotel which, sith the sdjoibiog barns
sisolts and bal alley and he Lutheran church. was
destroJed. The whole was but partially insured
Tie second IRE destroyed the barns and o1tbuidngs
cf the -roton House on Fsyetts street and the barn
atd thed y tie aijoiniDg house. Total loss about
fisCCg
reward q $1,000 has been offered BY the citizens
Ter iLt e.lecti, n of the inctIdisries.
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PruNAiA.

The ministerial papers announce that measures are
being tshen to enforce the restitution OF Nsutshste
and the sxpulsion OF Political offenders from sstzsr
land.
The Lower House has rejected N. Won viacks's mo-
ton on the discretio nary power OF the police
The ommittee on dpaooisl affairs has jeoted the
proposition of the Opposition tending to effect reduc.
tioa OF the ordinary strength OF the frusssn army
The .7Ugemefne Zeitng states fIom Frankfort, hst
Prussia has entered another perem tory protect
the plan Of popular representation In the conf1dera
tion
The ministerial papers protest that the Prussn gov
ernnent has positively refused to negotiate on the
basic of the Austrian propo.al Of Cus toms union
declaration to this effect has been made at Dresden
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Abolition Movement In Canada.

TORONTO, fen IS. 1891.
iTgt sbtttlavery meeting. called by the Mayor
was htld N the city Hall last night at witch n socey
~. Hinto entitled the hpttslavery Society of .Da-
rsh. Ihe Mayor declared that the object Of the
cty vas - ia IN this extinction OF slavery ell over
TIE world ara to msniies: sympathy ~itn iugitives
nom American bondage
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The sntcipations previously alluded to, as to the
prospect Of the bullion market have been verified Is
both bar silver ard dollars have bsen unsalease at
former quotations TIE price has yielded and dollars
have been done at y decline, and unless the dem nd
for Indis ipcrea.es bar silver must follow, the Last
rate is barely supported. Honey is in d. and
and some apprehensions existed tkat the Bank of
England would have increased the rate of intere.
their court yesterday which for the hac soms
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spaDish piar dollars. 0
The foreign stock market continues to experience a
quiet character aud prices rem ain without much al
teration The ch.s; feature that occurred recently
dealt in considerably at y per cent decline rhs
dealers were otherwise occupied in preparing for the
settlement OF to day. The Five per Cent spanish
Bonds which done yesterday 1t 207G, were ops-
rated In to day st lss to 20 for money an at 20 for
account the passive bonds we're slso dat at 4s g.
end the Three per Cents at 3blI Dutch + 20. aud
Half per Cents, 6Sh to =; Four per Cents, 9ih to
Portuguese Four per Cents 33I TO Five per Cents
s. China, Three n.r cents r.ru,,.o
sC1s deferred SO; Russian Five per Cents, lls Four
and a-Hslf per Cent, s7S to s and French Pive per
Cent Eentes at EFF ,5c, at the exchange Of 2f $50
To day the market was quiet, and spanish lover;
exicsns were quoted at 33h to 53k.
very buoy ant and a considerable Improvement took
llace In prices sussequ uently slight reaction took
place aud to- day closed hstly At decline from the
opening quotations The narrow majority OF the
government last night and general preston thst
the bank will next week raise lite rate Of discount
have told In Juriously upon the market.
At the meeting OF toe Eastern Counties Rail gay
yesterday the resoutiou OF the directors relating to
Union Companies vas negativsd, and resolution
pared appointing niue OF tbs shsrcholi-rs Who after
conferipg with the directors to consider end sub
init u plan Of ANAL I'm alton to q fut ure meeting.
The market Tor American State stocks has beer
steady this week. Prices sre rs follow -
United pr Ct rl. ss s'isS Jsa and July R'rgs IS
d Dn,o =, per c csass .....lsSSS " igss ie ,ss',
bi.;o fsr Cent, s,o;i Is5.s iSi g. 81,
Tenn yiysnis Or Cts stk.. Feb and Auy. SIX s5t.
Ohio pr Cent? ls7O-7 Jan abdyuly los loo
Mas. or cts e. Bds lscs April ilandost. 10
CaLata pr Cts. Bonds. 1874 Feb and Aug l-7At lg3
FRKlGHrS
Fright. have been we'll supported during the past
week and very hie rates have been paid Tor shps In
expectation OF advance In passage money which hes
not been realised To New YORK metals are I5s to
.0s per ton bulky weight eos TO 25s hne good. IFS
I'd hsrduaIe, lss esrtbenware. l2s Oh TO lSs Bos-
ton Deadw-ight, 2Os TO 25s ane goods 2Os hard.
ware zee earthenwsre, los. Philaielphis Dead
weight l5s To 2os Tin. goods 20s; hardware, 2os
earthsnsare l2r, Cd 20 lie, 81 imore Dead ~.igh
lbs TO 2os hne goods 2os hardware 20s es~thsn.
ware los. TO LIS Cd. New orleans -Dssiweight, tls
to lie I'd fine goods 1Qsi hardware, 2os earthen
ware e. pr ten.
LoNDos cohr NAnErr, February 1t-ahow Of r pg pgiish
wheat moderate Millers cautious and sales so y
at tn. currency Of Monday last Arrivals OF foreigu
me Del ate aud to effect sses small reduction
sestsiy. Flour and malt sold slowly, and prices un
changed Fine barley fetched Mondays terms. but
inferior vas neglected Beans and peas sold IN retail
only at about previous rates. oats In liberal supply
Dealer, however were not anxious aud prices were
the turn against the .eller. Epgh white wheat 43s
10 sss ditto red ditto 37s TO ass
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New ORLEANS, Feb 2s, 1851. y
The market for cotton is heavy. The transactions
reached Geo bales including smiddling, at l0hdc.
freehts stjll advancing Cotton to Liverpool is
peayed at 1916 The Atlantic telsgr Aph line is
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Austria.

The ministerial papers publish menacug list OF
grievances sRanst Switzerland and Sardinia The Com.
mon Council OF Pesth have received the Emperor s
permission TO offer the freedom OF the city aaI
Psskiewich The kolaer Zeiiung that the Fuds
raj Diet on the eve OF re esta bshnent Frankfort
lite citing viii commence under the Presidency OF
Count Buol schsuenstein the Austrian sgen..
Our Vienna sorrespondence OF the 9TH ult. states
that an Aust ar army Of observation OF 10 600 Il.
bsing concentrated along the wesern frontier ol
hardy. Count rhun the minister OF public instruc.
tion Will remain In the cabinet.
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The Charge against the Secretary OF State.
BosroN, Feb 28, 1881.
The journal Of this city, says that it Is authorizes
TO deny, on the most unquestionable authority, t1s
charge sgsinst Mr. Greedy, the collector, and Mr..
HsveDs the sub treasurer in reference to the Hon.
Daniel W. bstsr
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We learn from Dresden that under the sanction aud
approval Of the Emperor of Russia, thu two great
German powers Prussia and Austria, have agreed to
stitute the central power each
the presidency by turns We assured further that
Austria has carried her point that she be
mited into this confederation with all her Scavs
and italian possessions. 1t Is to conquer revolu.
tionsry principles are told, that the nperor of
Russs has consented to this arrangement, which,
however, is still within the limit OF diplomatic
tion. Which that the put for sh to
tett French and British opinion upon this point.
We have no hesitation to say that England would be
greatly opposed to such holy alliancs unless the
subordinate States of Germany allie we'd unlimited
action and free institutions but whstever may
think about 'the matter, quite certain that
France would resist such arrang ge emit with the
whole weight of her power, and with all her legions