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TRUMAN NJ. SMITH

"OULD respectfully inform the Merchants and
w others having Notes and Accounts to collect,
that he will attend the collecting Of Notes and Ac-
in ST.. Paul, st. Anthony and the surrounding
country. Per centage moderate, and all business in
trusted to my will be promptly attended to, as
have other business my hands.
References
Capt. A. Wilkin Secy. Of Territory; s. II. Sergeant,
w. Dahl, VIM. III. Stillman q Co.; Ii. e. Sandford,
DR.. n. Barbour.
May be found at the of VIM. II. stillman & Co.,
when not absent on business. All Notes and Accounts
left in the hands Of w H. Stillman Co. will receive
prompt attention by me.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH.
st. Paul. Feb a. 1852 4i-ly.
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Exchange and Deposite Office of

Exchange and DepOsitc Office of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON CO.,
st. .fnthony Street, st. Paul,
MONEYS on deposte. and interest allowed OH all
IvA sums deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges on the principal cities East and South for
sale.
Collections in any OF the States promptly attended to-
Investments made in Real Estate, otherwise for
living out OF the Territory, in the advanta
geous manner.
Office hours, from 10 to II O'Clock, and from to
O'Clock. 33tf
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CARPET WEAYING

CAKFET WEAVING.
VHNHE SUBSCRIBER, AT the corner of Fifth and Min
nesota Streets st. Paul. prepared to weave rag
Carpets, equal IN appearance to ingram Carpets,
up more economically in this way than in any other;
and there Is scarcely family that may not, in short
tme save enough in this for handsome and dura-
BILE carpet. EDWARD NJ WALTERS
January ], 1852. 37y
=. g. Carpets hand for sale; and all sorts of
bought exchanged COR Carpets.
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BOOTLESS

ROOTLE.SS
TS for people to expect prosperity, WHO practice the
u bad economy Of buying wretched sale boots and
shoes, when they find genuine custom made work
both sewed and pegged wonen's shoes, gcntemen's
coarse and fine boots, custom made, upon honor OF the
best material, door to DIR. Barbonr's Apothecary
shop and nearly opposite the Post Office Third
ST. Paul. where you may always fnd ready to take your
measure, when in, JOHN QUINN.
L. g. Prices fine calf boots, Sc 0O second quality
S5 50i best kip 81 so; best brogans, 81 90.
Ian. 20. 4lf
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For the Pioneer.

Sketches by a Camp Fire:-Or, rough
notes Of trip 10 Pembina and Seikirk
Settlement, on the Red River cfthe North.
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Saint Eouis.

HENRY SrAUFFER. WIN. NJ. DONALD. r. ii. BEEsoS
III. STAUFFER Il CO.,
PAPER MAN FACTURERS
Paper Mill Warehouse No. 1i6 North Second Street,
Saint Louis, Mo.
Always on hand, Printing, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, &c. at very low prices 2-S2.
CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS
Corner Of Third and Pine Streets.
I. BARNUM, proprietor, viii always be happy see
his trends, who down business pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and from elsewhere up the Mis-
sissippi river. Nov. IA, 1850.
r. cHoUrEAU, IR. JAS. HARRISON. VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau, Harrison & Vale,
uDROPRlETORS of the ST. LOUIS ROLLING MILL s.
II will keep on hand full supply Of merchant bar
iron, boiler plate sheet iron and nails manufactured
their establishment from the of the Iron Mountain
and Will also keep oil other articles usually kept In
iron store TO which they invite the attention of country
merchants.
ID Warehouse, No. 1885, Second street, st. Louis, Mo-
CHAS. w. PORUP,
Agent at st. Paul.
- -
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RY--The members of the Legislature
- will find fine assortment of stationery
w. 4. COMBS Book Store,
Next door to Farrington's brick.
Saint Paul, Jan. G. 1852. 3S-tf
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
A ND DRAFTS on all parts of tie United States, al
"A the Office Of the Minnesota Outfit, by
May i, 1851. CKAs. w. BORUP.
2-ly.
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THE SAINT PAUL.

S2CSA This superb new steamboat, nearly OF
vSxxr7vxYH the size Of the keokuk Packets and
EsSxfE2 with accommodations equal to the
47kf<a9xRH best boats the river, will be in the
regular Gaena and ST. Paul trade the ensuing
making two trips week. il possible. The Saint Paul
will be hard beat The times Of arrival and depar-
ture Of this boat will be announced regular
trips commenced. NJ. X: HARRIS, Master.
Feb. 81 1852.
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TAINTER Il LANDERs
PATTIsON 4 BENSON,

THEfR LIVERY STABIIE, ii the rear Of
"A the American House, Saint Paul, now have their
horses well corked up end p-op condition for use in
sleghs; and also have their cutters and old pane
up 70 the top Of the Ar also, supply of new clean
Buffalo Robes and every thing In snug genteel and
fortabie order, for sleigh riding.
saint Paai December, 1851
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NEW MEAT MARKET.

1--WE subscribers have opened a market for the sale
OF Fresh meat, on Third Street. in the rear of the
Fremont House. st. Paul, he place lately udyer-
'i-sa the meat market Of Mr. Titaow); where people
Of 81 Paul and vicinity, will be furnished with good beei
at living prices.
36tf TAINTER A. IANnEPs
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n 4 w Lie UOR STOR ~
. Cathcart & Brother.

"OuID inform the good people Of Minnesota that
w they have leased the stere the southwest cor
ner OF Roberts and Thru Streets ST. Paul. for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the Wine aud Liquor busnes. We
are now receiving direct tcn the Cnstom House New
YORK, large stock Of BraDdies Of various brands
vintages Wines, Port, Madeira, and Malaga, Gins OF
various brands; also, Old Monongshea, Whi.key Old
Toddy Whskey, and superior article of Ohio do all
OF which will be sold low for cash =
We wond invite the propretors Of Hotels and saloons
10 call and examine stock. +ttl
CATHCART q BROTHER.
Saint paul. NaveniI,er
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SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK AARKLEY.
CTORAGE, Forwarding Il Commission Merchants
- Levee, Lower Landing, st. Paul. Min. Ter.
Feb. 10, 1852 44-ly
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UIR. JARVIS, who is disposing of his Stock in the
II Art fast possible will take Pictures al lower
prices than ever known before in the West and
such easily portable by mall to any part Of The
world.
What think you of good Pictures at 81 so!
ST Paul Feb. 5. 1852. 42-tf.
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WHO: WANTS FURNTTURE.

e101A W. VI.
1
Tn AT the C4BfNET WlRE-ROOM, cor
NyE4a ner of Third ard Minnesota Streets Saint
MN Pail, kcens on hand, and win sell cheap
2C1 Tor cash, Sofas, Divans .saus, Tables
EkE Desks, Lounges, Bedstesds Chairs and all
HN " other descriptions of Cabiret Ware, made
in the best manner, and out of well-sea-
soled materials. The ublic respectfully invited to
and q ac
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DOWN RIVER MAIL

XAyILLOUGHBY e. POWERS propretOrs
w Of the Down River Mail Line between ST. Paul
Prairie du Chen and Galehe; and will make regular
trips each week, to witt leaving 81. Paul Mondays
and Thursdays, at o'clock A. NJ and Prairie du Chen
the days and the hours through in four
and half days. Fare Sl3 00.
Jan. 2o, 1852.
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EXPRESS NOTICE

MIR. BURBANK will leave st. Paul for Galena as
lV1 Messenger every other Monday, commencing the
Goth inst
The Company have made arrangements with Messrs.
Corwith of Galena, by which persons wishing remit
money to England, Ireland Germany, be accom-
modatcd.
BURBANK, FAwCETTE & co.
ST. Paul. Feb, 5, 1852. 42-tf
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G. j. KOVITS co.
LNUR Manufactory; ever, thing in the fur line made
II in the best Ladies furs, sleigh robes fur
coats caps and gloves Upper Town. Fullers brick
81. paul. 45--tf.
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J. STEVENS g. CO.

PROFESSIONALLY, the place to buy Goods at
u the lowest prices, north of Saint Louis is the
store lately kept by Tracy, Sd street; crowded
with such goods that Ii makes every lady who sees
then, violate the tenth commandment TO look at.
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Saint PAUL BUSINESS Garos.
(MECHaNIClL)


z. B.PRICE.
QDLASTERER, can be found near the corner Of Jack
u and Sixth streets, the lower shnge mill
E. B. T. has served regular apprenticeship
of pnsering ard believes he give entire salts
faction to those who may employ him. in any branch
p s.-Two good journeymen are wanted Immediately.
st Paul, Aug. IA, 1851. IL
BEyANS 4 LANSING,
nEALERS in stoves and manufacturers Of every des-
~ cription OF Tin and Copper Ware few doors be-
low the American House, ST. Anthony street.
June 26, 1s5l QW
G. INQUIRE. GUNSMITH,
T the sign OF the Big Gua, Third street, st. Paul,
N door TO Caves Saloon, is prepared 10 do any
work kis line of business promptly and the entire
satisfaction Of customers.
July 81, 1851. Is
CAVENDER q MATTHEW'S,
DLACkSMlTIiS, at the Red Shop tile side OF
II Roberts street, ST Paul prepared with the
best stock of and stee Of all patterns and varieties,
that ever brought this town; including, eside
common English and American iron, Jnnats, Bloom,
Swedes, Russia and English bar; also German and bs
Steel and article o steel for cutlery, equal TO the
best Of Sheffield. la connection with Smith Shop,
have also Wagon Shop, with supply Of the best
seasoned white oak and other material for making tip
top wagons bugges, and sleghs, which make iron,
and warrant to order in snort notice Ase every dcs
cription of pows.
We intend put the business of shop straight
through. And ibough il may be said live by our
rises and forge and steel for living, do
honest work for honest prices.
May Is, ls5l. lily
NATHAN SPICER,
Matchmaker and Je,oeier, Ihird-St., ST. Paul,
KHAs just received and Keeps constantly hand a
general assortment Of Clocks, Watches and Jew
elry Also Perfumery and every other article line
Gentlemen anu Ladies respectfully invited to call
.:oyember, 1851.
STYLISH COATS,
rENTEEI Vests, and well fitting Pants have much
N do with the success Of mankind. The dress, is
the obvious index of the and perhaps the ma
jory Of people unconsciousy make the criterion OF the
II will be study, to enable customers
make good impression upon the world, far as il
be accomplished be apparel We have large
of cloths and trimmings of every quality; and Will
only make all garments order warranted to fit;
bur shall keep hand choice assortment of ready
made cothEg, coats pants, vests cravats, ovcrcOais
Shirts drawers and undershrs, for sale cheap for CASH
As drapers and ailors intend deserve the
of Saint Paul. We always De found in shop,
Third Street, nearly opposite II. A. Lambert's.
WILLIAM & HENRY NlEHAUS.
Saint Paul. May 90, 1851. 6-ly
To the Citizens of st. Paul and Vicinity
vUyHE undersigned having carried the business Of
u Building in Saint Paul for the past year, and from
the liberia! patronage extended 10 him by the citizens
eray he intends continue the business of his profess
sion IN this City
Gentemen wishing TO build, can be accommodated with
plans bills estimates ard specific ations by calling the
subscriber at his Office in Levi Soan's store.
N. {. PRENTIss.
pau MAY
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GIVE 4 BIT OF RoPE FOR A HALTER

GIVE BIT OF ROPE FOR A HALTER
IA To some persons, aud they know CS-A
k5N well enough how to fnd horses; but kN&M
- II you give men the best horses ard Ss--eN
ponies in Minnesota, they will not know where TO find
good Haters Saddles Brides, Martingaes aud Harness
ses, until they learn that A. r. FRENCH has re-
moved across Third Street. St Paul his new shop
next door east Of Sanir II. Sergen,'s where every
branch of Saddlery and Haness-makins, as well as
Trank-inaking is done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota.
Saint Paul, January /, 1851.
NEW CHEAP STORE.
NHE subscriber wishes to inform the citizens Of St
II Paul and its vicinity, tnat he is opening u Grocery
and PROVISION Store in Spencers baildng the
hsy-scales on Roberts street. The stock is and
fresh consisting of Hanis Pork Tea, Coffee, Sugar Rice
Tobacco Mackcre, Oakunl, Nails, Glass, &c. in fact
every thing that is generally found in Of the kinda
all of which will be sold at very low prices for cash.
E. 4. FRENTRESS.
st. Paul, Aug. Z, 1851. I6
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
arf STORE,
On ST. Anthony Street, tico doors 6eiow the american
House.
vuNHE undersigned would respectfully invite the atten
tion of the public to their large and well selected
stock OF Groceries and Provisions Also, Ready Msde
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Wines Liquors, Nails, Glass
Hardware, etc. all Of which will be sold cheap for cash
13'Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE BROTIiFR
ST. Paul, Oct. Is, ls5I 2s
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AZ. m. PARKER

We He fAkkEHs
DlASTERER and cisten- builder, informs the people
ef Saint Panl and vicinity, that he will attend
proDDsy end ifhfaiy the work entrusted to him, in
hs linz Of busness which he professes understand
shere1<hly. June IS, 1851. s-y.
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w. Il =. FIDDlCK,
ATO. 1OS. Main street, Gaena, H. Dealers in Dry
~ Goods Groceries, Boots, Shoes Hardware Queens
wares Xc NAV. 1851. S-4
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DIX. II, RARRlTT,

WUAs his ocs in the rear OF l.. Sloan's Store wher
hx viii be rcsay attend to professional calls
Gain Paul November, 1851. 32y
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CAvENDER q MATTHEW'S,
NATHAN SPICER

Matchmaker and Jeweier, Tkird-st., 81. Paul
KHAs just received and Keeps constantly on hand a
II general assortment Of Clocks, Watches and Jew
ery Alo Perumery and every other article in his line
Gentlemen anu Ladies respectfully invited to call.
-.nYenIheI 1ShI.
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Door, Sash, and Blind Mandatory,
Corner of Fourth and ST. Peter Streets)
Nj. WISE CO.,
LNVER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
EL extended to thenl beg leave inform the builders
of ST. Paul and the of mankind in general that they
always on hand and preparepared to make any
amount OF Doors, Window Sash, Blinds and Frames TO
order a short notice in the durable manner and
the reasonable prices for cash. Give 4 call
December p, 1851. MICHAEL. WISE,
36y JONAS GlSE.
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MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
MANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand a
4V4 complete assortment OF fancy and Windsor Chairs.
Also. Bareaus, Tables, Stands Writing Desks, Looking
Glasses, Bedscads, &c, &C Persons wishing pur-
chase will do well call before they buy elsewhere
we are prepared TO sell good article and
are invariably cash, afford to sell cheap,
cheaper, than any other in the city reasonable de-
ducon made to persons buying sell again. All orders
from distance puuctuaIy attended to.
Galena, NAV, 1851. Say
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POWDER,

POWDER.
III l.. BISSELL is agent for the sale of Lof1ins and
- - Smiths celebrated rife and mining Powder, and
will furnish purchasers with any quantity from one to
one thousand kegs, at ST. Louis prices.
II Orders from abroad promptly filled.
4 J. l. BfSSELL,
June rs, 1851. fl6) Dsbuqpe. Iowa
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O. 4. FRENCH, M. D.,

kHTyt0n ana Phystct0n,
HsRADUATE NJ Harvard University, Cambridge,
N Mass. Dr. y. believes il duty, n stranger, he
himself and the community, as he intends to make
81 Psu his permanent residence that he has
had many years expe,esce in the hospitals and practice
o h- cirs and also Of the diseases of the
ss.ui pp valley lis graduate of the oldest and rst
Uuisef-ity Of tue country, and was for a number Of
years the private pupil Of The eminent surgeons
and Physicians Of New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
x frr1lck will give particular diseases
women and childrts and respectfully Offers his
IN the prsctce Of Surgery, Medicine and Midwifery
The eitire.ss Of g Paul and vicinity.
REFERENCES:
Dr.. Grow. Ray, Robertson, Kittoe, &c, EALENA;
Ae<us Hollinsheaj, Rice 4 Becker, Mr. Roberts, j. w.
<I<-chcr le. lS5l. 25-u
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SAINT PAULTO FORT RIPLEY.


XKyE undertake to carry through the mall reg
w ularly, between ct. Paul and Fort Ripley, and to
convey passengers, in comfortable stages, leaving St
Paul regularly, every Monday morning al nine o'clock,
with the mail and with any passengers Express busi
intrusted to care between st. Paul and Fort
Ripley. CORBITT.
jan 90 4ltf
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DIR. ". BARBOUR

XXyOuID respectfully .Rlorm the citizens of saint
w Paui and vicinity, that he has returned after
temporary sb~csce Of few months and offers his pro-
ssson.i the public Thankful for past favor.
and soliciting share of public patronage, he will prsc
upon the Eclectic Reform Principle. discardirg
CIR, IN all its forms. He will be found his old sand
MI hours, except waen professionally engaged.
Aprfi 10. ts5l. PSI
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South-w corner OF Roberts and Third streets,
RE selling off the balance Of their Stock of Wines
IA and Liquors at cost ana charges, which is much
lower than they could be bought in Galena.
Their Stock consists of the following, viz Port and
Malaga Wines, Branies of different brands pure,
Holland Gin Swan brand also American Brandies and
Gins, old Mong'a Whiskey, old Copper still'd do.
Those wishing to purchase, would find ii TO their ad
vantage to call and examine before purchasing else
where they anxious to close the above and will
offer great bargains for CASH.
St Pam. ~ 1892. 43-n
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1llillouriper.
u. ALLEN. w. II. SEMMES.
ALLEN g. SEMMES,
attorneys at Laac, Uallow Rirer, 81.
Croir Co., Wisconsin

JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
WHio,o River, 81. Croir co., Wisconsin
Presumption claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan.
ces carefully and promptly attended to.
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DOCTOR CARLOS.

Surgeon, Physician and .dceouehsr,
a GRADg ATE Of the Paris aud Turin Universities,
~ has taken his residence in Sc Paul. lie win take
p,rzsure exhibiting mis- Diploma TO any who de-
sire. 80 sec DR. c. viii have his Office NJ Tnrrm's
ea Fourth street. 81 Pau; where he be found as
will ssozayfly attend 20 every call
NE DT. c. has instruments of the most approved
kiuds i every surgical operation required. 32y
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n. SLEErER. p. A. HOYNE.
AUCTION HOUSE.
NJ SLEEPER 4 co, Auction, Commission, ans
lNs Forwarding Merchants-No. 100, Main Street
Galena, Illinois.
Cash advances made on cOnsSnmcnts. Particular at
tention paid TO business entrusted to teir care 23
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GEO. G.. .STROTHER,
Sole Agent in Galena for sale Of Sloan
Medicines. Main street. Galena Ill.
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and General
Land Agent-St. Paul.
Part,culal attention will be given TO collections,
Paving Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing frc-
Elnption Claims, and entries made by Military
Ia .y,r,,nts S,f
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WM. III. WEIGH,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
COMMISSIONER for the State of Michigan. Office
a in Irvine's brick building the American.
ST. Paul, January &, 1852. 3Sy
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"GOING 1T ALONE!"

"GOING 1T ALONE:"
HIRED. HARDY is now sole proprietor Of the Amer
IL lean Saloon; and being longer in company, is
therefore the less anxious to company; being
prepared all times treat them with the best he
has in his shop
St Paul, January 22 lS52-ictf
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Dubuque.

J. l.. BISSELL.- -
Wholesale Dealer ia Groceries and Propisions,
No. 2, Globe Buildings,
DUBUQUE, Ioga.
June 26, 1851. fIOl
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CHARLES w. KELLEY 4 CO.
COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS,
CROW RIVER, NJ. 7.
l.s.txrr L. 1872 s.
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Galcl,u.

UEMPSTEAD & WASHBURNE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Galena, Illinois.
sC}B We have constantly on hand supply Of
genuine Land Warrants, which will be sold.
Nav 2i If
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THE LEVANT.

The Detects. in a letter from Constantine
Die Of he 5,h gives the folio wing account OF diff
terence which had arisen been the Governor OF the
Dardaueles and the Austrian and Swedish Vice.
Ccnsus
4 Circum lance Of rather serious nature mas
iust taken place at the Ddrdaneiles. NJ. 4. Gorme-
zaro, the Swedish yice-consul and who is also az
tachef 10 the Austrian ylce-consulate, has been
publicly iusulted and lll;reated by the servants oil
HuSen pscha the civil governor Of the Dardanelles,
and IN presence of that functlonary. The Porte
having written to HusSein PScha charging hln 10
nav STREET attention that the streets were kept clean,
he M through the folio wed by MS Servants,
epoiulpe the proprietors of the different shops to
clean thai part OF the street opposite Their premises
while he a, the same time ordered summary punish
meTt 10 be ilficted Oh those who did not execute
his orders with sufficient promptitude.
An Austrian subject not having ooeyed Ihe orders
81 ne PachS the servants OF HusSeln were TOLD 10
gahtr NJ the mud before his shop and throwlt mo
he p ace and over his goods. In continuing MS
rCuuCs Tie Pacha came 10 the house of the Nedlsh
vic6-o0r sol, who hal not ATTENDED 10 the orders
gwen lie reproac he'd HIM violently on the SUBJECT,
IN reply To- which the latter invoked his privileges
but one Of the servants OF the Pacha fell on nun
| and struck him All this took place IN the street
N presence Of crowd of people and OF the facha
himself, Who made efforts TO prevent the NO.
ience.
On the same day the Austrian and Swedish wee,
cOnsus struck their flags and placed the subjects OF
Their respective counSnes under the protection OF
Russlt. On the following day the Pscha sent for
All re Vice -cOnsuls, but instead of seeking 10 ex.
clsc lie scenes OF the previous day he made use OF
yery ~ becoming language TO them, and, having
.eCss,d every kind OF satisfaction, complaint has
! hen made at Cons.an,inople on the subject