Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04

The !" MOniteur'' publishes the treaty of Febrll.
airy 23d between France and the United States,
respecting consular agents
courier arrived at Paris bringing the decision
to, the day before the 18th. by the four
minister's who met on that day, namely: Lords
Aberdeen, RUSSELL Clarendon and Palmcrston.
Another courier took his departure for MarselcS.
with orders to embark there al once, bearing
despatch from Lord Stra,ord dc Redcih, which,
it said in well-informed quarter. enjoins him to
employ every possible means TO induce the Sultan
10 accept without delay the note Of Vienna with
out modification, In case the Porte should object
that she was no longer to keep in the population
His lordship is authorized TO allow the English
squadron 10 enter the Bosphorus. and to disem-
bark troops for the purpose Of causing the decision
of the sultan 10 hc respected. A courier is also at
once 10 be despatched 10 Omar Pacha, forbidding
him to commence hostilitcs in any way. No dis
agreement existed between France and England
on the eastern difficulties.
Mysterious Death.--Coroncr Smith on Thurs.
day afternoon concluded his investigation of the
death Of Honora M. Harry, who was found dead
by her husband, at her house, No. II Livingston
street. on the night of the 26th ult. The post
morem examination of the body showed severe
bruises on the lower jaw and neck, sufficient to
have produced death from apoplexy. but not that
such result would necessarily follow. The
bruises were probably produced by blow, by
falling chest. The Jury returned their YER
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produced by bruises upon her left lower jaw and
neck, received in some manner to the jury I'M
known; from some natural cause. John
Harry the husband. who had been arrested, on
the medical Testimony being found TO be doubtful,
was discharged from arrcst.-BOstON Atlas.
Row on Fourth strect.-A disturbance took
place last evening. on Fourth street, between two
of our most notable citizens, VIM. Shres and Bill
Kent. We are not specially posted in the full par
ticulars Of the nmdsr tor, but presume It arose
from a very reprobatcd fact that Shires took TO
wife the almost infant daughter of Kent Blows
passed; Kent was knocked down by Shires and
slightly killed. Shircs few around very consider
able it appears. TO find witness who had seen
the whole Upshot Of the affair, he surprising that
he had killed poor Kent The whole scene was
quite disgraceul. both in rise and progress and
no doubt will result in more oft.
Cincinnati Columbian.
Desertion of Whale Ships.-A letter from
Auckland dated the oh of February, states that
regular stampede had been produced among the
sailors on board of the whale ships, in consequence
Of gold mines within forty miles Of the port. In
some instances vessels We're completely deserted;
but, finding that they had been hnmbnggcd,
the men returned TO their work.
singular Escapc-Thc Rome IN. W Sen
hnei is responsible for the following:
1.-Two gentlemen of Watcrtown were proceed
ing out Of that village on Saturday morning. and
were ovcrtaken by the storm. tree them
was struck by lightning, and they rendered
inscnsible. On awaking 10 consciousness one OF
them found himself lying in the wagon, with foot
through the Wheel and the other was lying in the
wagon. The horses were on one side Of the road
fence, and the wagon on the other, and the Whit
fetrec broken. They were not materially injured.
Their escape was very remarkable