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hrsING Sun, June 10Th, '53.
helso's Lctdorgy-lrhrof oDA o'hcy crops Tie
i"il&rc IN BHIdjay lhr CAurch, &c.
MH. Enlroe:-Things in general
stand pretty much in statu gro since
my worthy friend and your eminent
correspondent "j<clso' wrote his last.
/ would have ''iI"ISo' to arouse from
bis Iethargv, and be SO kind as to favor
us with Description Of that "modern
Dlo-eneS" to whom he had aIiusion.
The maturation OF grain and grass IN
d'catcs the approach Of another throng
harvest. Crops of wheat are very heavy,
whilst the prospect Of corn and oats are
promising,
| fear that the idea, so long entertain
ed OF building IA NJ. Il. Church on the
precincts OF our village, is about to de-
generate INTO a nuisance; there having
not been ELECTED as yet any action
WhateVrr on part OF the the comm ttec
III favor OF IFS completion. L.
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Up THE County, June IS, '53.
Mr.. EDIToR:-As write
''Every songster sings;
Tops the high boush and clasps his slIsI'nins
wings
F'Bot yondrr comes the glorious king Of day
Rejoicing in the East
and having proposed to myself to make
"A "sketch' or two, and beng witaal q
"dosy -body,' | must forego any fancy
strain.
In taking up The Whig 81 was not
little astonished to see "A letter from
"Uncle 'Eiiau,' none of whose produc-
tlons ever expected to see in your pa
per; but
''lruth is strange; stranger than fiction. -
and uncle +. is now prominent man.
He makes Sundry charges, Or rather in
situations against our friend the Gener-
al; why does be not come out boldly and
express his real sentimentsl The Cen
eral is worthy Of the highest estimation
and those who occupy positions near
him say he is truly a great man. Uncle
4. says the General will be the next
candidate for Congress. Well he may
meet with more success than Uncle did
when he was candidate for the coIlec-
torshtp.
| hope may be pardoncI, Mr.. Editor
for expressing my opinion relative tc
''mcn" and ..poIitirians. for | an, .
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RoWLANuSVILLE, June rs, '53


DEAR RcNErTS: The weather for
some weeks past has been very seasonal
bic and Our farmers are now busiIv PEE
pairing to reap on" Of the most abundant
harVeStSthat our neighborhood has Weld
ed lorsome years. The crop of bay is SUI.
pera hundant and OF exceeding fine quail
i'y. A number OF our nrighbors com
mrnced cutting this week. IN order to
be ready for an exceedingly heavy
wheat crop.
We have never seen a more luXuriant
growth Of grass aad wheat while the
"ats and corn look reasonably fine for
the season.
Some Of the manufactures Of lumber,
IRON &c, along the line OF the old Md.
Canal are suffering great inconvrnicn-
c"s owing 10 its not being navigabIe. 1t
IS shameluIly neglected and considera-
bl" inquiry is made with regard to the
forfeiture Of their charter, should the
company let the canal remain much
longer IN its present condition. | am
told that small amount expended iu-
dlciousIy would make the canal useful.
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procure hands at the present low rates
The taxpayers in this part Of the county
ale in favor of such a change.
A grand moonlight fishing excursion
will come oil on Monday next On the
Susquehanna. " onder if ",yugguehan-
1a,"
$50 whom the Tyre and laurels have been given,
With all the trophies OF triumphant snng-
He won them well and maybe wear them Ion -
will be there to add his poetical fire to
enl(ghten the fishers on the voyage.
"JoNEs."
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Mr.. EDiToR:-A write: in The WHO
Of the IIth inst, holds forth very au,
thoritativeIy, on the subject Of Choir>
and Church Music. First, Chors in
churches ar" "humtugs," next "splendid
snperfuitieS' and then ''positive dorcs.''
He admits indeed, that they may be
tolerated in some forms Of worship, but
in denomination "that boasts of prlm-
tive simplicity, and adhcres to Apos-
tollc FORMS the existence of Choirs is
IAN innovation" and sufficient to brand
ITS pretensions to simplicity &C., as
"s"nseless boasting and gross Hypocrisy
10 conclude, he pronouncns Chois in
churches, as ''the verlest prostitution OF
Divine Service"
1t was my intention on first reading
tins article to pass it by in silence, bat
on further reflection have concluded
not to do so, for the reason that am
unwilling, that your Readers, outside of
EiNton and It's vicinity may suppose that
any considerable portion of our church
gong people are so much behind the
age a" TO concur with TINS writer III the
SeI'.''',eh's g., ne mas volunteered on this
S"'}gI'' ! "IS WRITER may nave Guilt
'"'ro '''uS'ca' 'a't", ne may be able TO
E'S'''Su'S', "o'a hundred from ',a"ld
l"'.S Syne' ana actually discriminate
between a Wen sung piece, and one
reformed indiilerently; but if NAV be
a'Io|eo 10 Judge from the tenor OF his
a. "I'v' i'''H' say '''at l doubt ms quail
'lI"''o''" III eac'' ana every respect, and
pronounce Ll'A as very improper per-
son - '''ec' pune sentiment on so mn
p9T,an' d SUBJECT as ch"rch music,
la' Singing IS an essential part OF
Po'Iic worship he admits. 1t is highly
C"'""C'E =, 10 '"e pressure and ed'ica-
'' c, OIL an VINO engage IN the services
% '''0 Sa''''aIN' 'ha' every part OF Wor-
s''i' H,'ouiu Dc "ell performed and con-
""c'eo' ''A 5'hS Is admitted to be an
esST ~ '''' part IL should therefore be
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EH'EEStEi.

Cecil county, set: ! By the Orphans Court,
}Junc 18th, 1888.
ORDERED, That the sale ana and reported
" b! Peter Brady and Elizabeth Brady, for
merly Elizabeth Giacken, Execu,rIx OF Michael
Glackcn, decd, be ratified aud confirmed ,
unless cause 10 the contrary thereof be
shcwn, 'on or before the second Tue, ,lay of Au-
gust nest; provided copy Of This order be in
serted in some newspaper printed in Crcll
county once week tor three successive weeks
before the second Tuesday OF July next.
The report states the amount OF sales to be
$500. Test,
JAMES H. JAM AR,
June 1S3w Reg.
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me Ralhood Bfi1 Sc Prospects cC PryrVriYc-
TIE C,ops-iaProrsd Lands-0#re Numiag
0"d .farYlRa -Sna!y DrWAheaacSs- The
Poor 5ciooi FUND, DC.
lNDEpE>uHNcE, June Is, '53.
Ma. EniToR:-The p. W. & =. II. r.
Co. are making preparations to sound
the SusQuehanna in order to ascertain
the site for the contemplated bridge, and
il the expectations of some be realized,
Hartford county and Cecil, will be great
~ benefited bY the project; fortunes
will be made by all living near it, and
PerryviIle viii equal the far famed Port
in business and extent.
Everything bids fair to rccompense
the farmer for bis toll; wheat, grass and
oats look remarkably well; and the
"mowcrs, so happy and free" viii be
soon "mowIng the flowers and hay and
gathering into barns the rewards of a
henetlcent Providence. In no part of
Cecil has the spirit Of Improvement been
more rife than on the borders of the
Susquehanna; farms that a few years ago
would not pay for tillage now produce
abundant crops, and still the march is
on ward.
While some of The peoples people are
sqnabbIlng about Government appoint
nrntS Or canvaSsng for county nominal
tons, Others OF Our young folk are en-
tering llymcn's bands; some OF them are
now en- oying the pleasures OF honey
=,
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WE have on hand good assortment Of I'M
" dcr sleeves. Spenccrs, cults and collars.
Also, fresh supply OF
SILK PLAID DERAGI.
BERAGE IL LAlNS,
MUSLIN DEBAGE.
OF various colors and qualities We have, also,
superior assortment Of city made ladies Cal
ters, OF the latest style and best quality, prices
from $l.25 to #2. Please call and examine our
stock and we feel assured yoa will be- pleased
with our carefully selected assortment.
June Is 4. j. SCOTT & BRO.
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Door. SAM'L B. MARTIN, one of the most px-
perlcncrd Of the Meiicai FGcnitg in the Civ Of
Baltimore, writes Of STABLER'S ANODNNE
CHERRY ERpECTORANT aud Of STAB
LER'o DIARRliEA CORDIAL, 81 lave
carefully eXamined lhc componen, parts olth, m -,
and find them both raluabic cOmp0uH9s, the descs
safe and consistent with medical practice, and
do not hesitate to recommend them.'' See alt
verlisement III another column.
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Cape NAV Sea Bathing.

SNONGhE>S HALL IS NOW OpEN.-The
u location Of ,hiss House on h2a and hcant-
iul grounds, vita large Lawn III front, rcndcls
ii the most desirable OF any on the island.
Gas has been Introduced ami many other i'm
provenCntS made since last season.
he proprietor hopes to merit II continuance
OF the very liberal pallonN9" heretofore re-
ceIved. W. B. MILLER,
June Is lm prpDrirl0r
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A DESIRABLE, FARM

A T PRIV ATE SAIL The subscriber wish
Il es TO sell his farm lying in Cecil county,
Md, miles east of Port Deposit and > from
Perryvlle, where the Phil. Wi u BALTIC. Rail-
road has depot. 1t contains
1906 acre.,
all enclosed; 25 or 80 acres are in timber, the
balance IS divided into enc iosurcs with water
III each: there is an orchard OF 10 choice trees,
in good bearing order. The quality of the land
is sood--natura to locust, of which there IS Il
quantity fit for posts.
The improvements are new two story
Frame House, IL by 80 #, with a kitchen at
tached, IL by 20 #; a frame barn % by 30 IT,,
and other outbuildngs, and spring CT pure
waie' near the door. This property IS conre-
nlent TO mills, churches, markets, sc. For
terms apply on the premises 10
Jc IS CHARLES BR0OKINGS.
Village Record and Doylestown lnte'f-
gencer, copy & t;.charse advertiser, and send
bills TO this office.
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DEATH OF GENERAL RILEY, OF THE L.
S, ARMy.--brevet Major-GeneraI Ben
not Riley, L. $. Army, died at Buffalo
on Thursday evening. at the advanced
age Of Sc years. tn" deceased has fill
ed a prominent niche in the military
annals Of the county lie was born IN
st. Mary's county, Md, in 1870, and
entered the army at all early age.
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sE4nR : haE..

A plain substantial Carriage, set OF EIar.
ness, an OK Cart, and good work HORSE.
Apply 10 5. b. FORD.
P.S. Would exchange carriage Tor good
small one.
North East, June IS Wv
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Died.

At Delaware City on Tuesday last, Dr.. GEo.
,. BRYAN, OF the Second District of this county
Al Cherry HILL on the 18th inst, OF scarlet
fever. JAMES WALTER, youngest son of James
Il. and Martha {. Bnrnite, aged six years.
On the 10Th INST, in the same village, of
scarlet fever, FRANCIS FlrNRy, eldest son of
James +. and Mary A. Jarvis, aged SIX years.
At his residence in this town on Saturday
last, June llth, Mr.. James S. PurnelI in the
43rd year Of bis age He was one OF our most
respected and valuable citizens; he had been a
meLt5cr OF the NJ. Il. Ch0rcb fron carly man.
hood. and died in the strong assurance of a
blsslul Immortality.
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June IS
Il ta'H as ~.

The Commissions Of Cecil county will meet
at then office on TUESDAY The 2lsi INST, to re
c'Ive the Bonds OF Constahics appointed Il, their
last meeting. BY order, d. SCOTT,
June IL 1t Clerk.
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Csc tflarkets

ELTToN, June lSth.-Brown & Foard pay
cash 5 100 for Wheat and So cents for Corn.
BALTIMORE MARKET. June 6.-Flour 81 90;
Wheat LOB to Sill; Corn % to % cts: Oats
81 10 10 cts; Herrings 50 to 1913 per Dbl; Shad
$40 to Stops.
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proyement in sacred music, instead Of
denouncing them and their periorman-
ces, SO nnreservedly as hnmbugs, bores,
&c. Such at least is the opinion Of
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] went out TO Europe for the association
in February, has. Just returned and gives
very satisfactory accounts Of the dIspo-
sition felt by the European governments
to take active measures to cooperate
with the objects Of an enterprise caIcu-
lated to draw closer the bonds Of inter-
course between the two continents.
Colonel Hughes has visited the En-
glish, French, Dutch, Belgian, Prussian,
Austrian and BavarIan Courts. and was
received at them all with great consid-
Grafton. They have all in more or less
degree, promised to send articles of
great variety snd value, and many of
them are actually on their way. The
contributions Of the English and Prus-
sian governments will very shortly be
here, as they have been at sea some
weeks, Mr.. Schmidt, the Prussian Con-
sui General, has been nominated COM
missioner otthe latter power.
We learn also, that the famous Mala-
chites Of Count Demidoif, which made
such figure at London, will be sent
over here. His agent has just written a
letter to that effect.
! The bn;ld;nr is ronid'v c,os;,r !,
and nrerarat;Gns are rn,na on 10 ali
quarters inside for fine onnn;na nm tha
. 18Th Of July,
"ERoGNESSIVE FRIENDS. This new
sect, RECENTLY organized in Chester
! !, L..
ton adopted at their yearly meeting,
from which it appears they are compos-
ed mostly OF those members of one
branch OF the Society Of Friends who
nave been earnestly engaged in the re-
| tormatary movements of the dav against
slavery, lntenperance, etc, and who
conceive that they are harShIy dealt
with on that account. They hold that
churches are merely human or@aniza-
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ANNAPOLIS, VI az IS, 1888.

Th" v hlg members of the Lcgisla-
t're held meeting in the Senate Cham
Der tor the purpose Of recommending
som" definite course Of action to tie
v hIg$ Of tn" State. The Hon. W. i,
Gather was called to the char, and
W M. +. Smyth appointed Seer ,tarv;
when, on motion, the following rcso!u-
lI"ns were adopted:
h@o/rcd, That it Is recommended to
the y hiEs of tie several counties and
fh| city Of BaIiimoge to appoint as many
''oir@afrs as each county and the CITY
"l Baltimore is entitled to in the Gem
Graz Assembly, who will assemble in
convention in Baltimore city on the
Inst day Of September next, for the put-
pos" OF adopting such course as they
may think best calculated TO promote
the success of the Wing party.
Rcso/rcd, That tAr pro.,r,lingy be,
s'Gned Iy the Chairman ond Secretary
and published in the " hig newspapers
OF this STATE.
VA. LlNGAN GATHER, CHARM.
Va. T. Smyf%, Secretary.
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OR eastern SHORE.

~
"
6Gr u,osfrr,, liiorr
-
! - Z. K. Hooper, Esq, worthy cit
izen OF Cambridge, left here on Thurs
day last, for Galena, Illinois, where
he goes to practice law, which he has
pursued in this county for many wears
with great success. CnmdriGge Chrn.
r5-Mr.,Lpvin Collier. of Somerset
county, who was severely mime some
two weeks since. has entirely recovered.
He is expected TO return 10 anbr,bra
soon.--Jb.
n-=.,r. W. I;.ua;ohn orn;.
LAST r,I nrantad IN b;s earIsn " , nr,; :"
or whast If Tho Uad;tar~a,a,n ,.,s;', ,'.'
I - '' ~ ''0 ''''~' '"'' go '"''N' y :
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A WoRD IN SEASoN.-Thr Philadel-
phia Inquirer has the following:
The strawberry, which is now at the
height Gifts perfection in our markets,
if applied with brush to the teeth, will
remove the tartar more ehectuaIIv than
any dentiiricr ever invented Give it a
trial. One or two rawberries, eaten
in the morning, will cleanse the mouth
delightfully."-, and with their application
TO the teeth rs recommended, give de-
llclous fragrance to the breath.
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ID-Two sons OF Roy. Mr.. Colds
borough, were injured, but not danger
ously, last Sunday, by horse running
of, and throwing them from carriage.
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LATER FROM MExIco.-.New Orleans,
June 1.-THE steamer Texas has ar
rived bringing Vera Cruz dates of the
sth, and %l46,oo0 in;specir. Among
her passengers are Gen. Almonte, min
lister TO the United States.
Santa Anna had revived the old edict
design to annoy travellers. The Gov
ornof of Acapulco, Gen. Alverez, had
issued a counter proclamation, advising
the people OF his department to pay no
attention to the edct.
The new tariff Of Santa Anna is said
to be higher than that of 1915, and was
expected to prove very unsatisfactory.
Cotton goods aretopay a duty of cents
per yard.
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HAsForD MADlsoNIAN.-Mr. keatinge
has changed his paper to semi weekly,
in which shape---or in any other he
chooses to give tive wish it abundant
success. We question, however, if
there be any advantage in the change;
a seni-wcek'y as nat free OF postage in
It's own county, which fact, of itself, is
serious drawback.
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The Raiiroad B,idge-Pr Prospects cC FcvyrjHe-
TIE Crops iaaProrsM Lands-0#r2 Numiag
o@d faT8iaa -Snn!ay DrUnteaacss-T The
Poor Schooi Fund, DC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


T0baCCu-The receipts have been email the last week
and The breaks falling OF with less rmness in the
krf We slight alteration Ia prices for grades
We quote inferior Lays s5 j a u: Good 81 II Fine
Manufacturing S. inieElDf Leaf IA 81; Common aud
Mlldlng So 9&i Good Shipping ~ lOH: Fine II a
-, AMI II: Good semmina 9. l0H; Fine II II; Fine
Manufacturing 334 lo!4; Fancy offered this week.
R&cJRrEp the ESQuWEa BY N. III. MARTIN & Co.
Since report have had no change in prices To
notice The GENERA prospect 81 the growing cfcp
nfvoratla ai a& are informed lan was anripEttf
ai.rr IN, rn.us IN -uiy. + MARTIN II co.
Sales Of 1oL,.cco By y. ~ Martin d. Co.
Lea < hhis at 81 81 81, and al TO- y Bailey, at
50 aud Bailey, 2at9 - al III; Roberts sr:
4, 7 50 and 6l y. Thomas nj 10 3d. Anderson,
al IS and . so; W Snrcd. 81 and 49, IS estate i
+ tIendcrson. Is SIS. & 50, . ~ IS, g. -.
81 3at6 81 IS at S 81 and 50; X Bullock, Sr,
ats * g. I II % a, so 8 IS ard 10 u Lewis al
II 50; A Plummer II IS; Rgesn at 5 is aud u
25 DrCr Sinus at 9 75 | Col VIM Quincy al 49,;
Vim VI Cannaty n, 50 . at TO- II unt 6 the latter
Ia Coleman Workman: Il aa! WI. Snecd ~ al II and
n, 90 10 4 Thomas { Som len henderson al "a au lt
20 Is 50 ana - So To James Tnumls I. Stesall al u
s. DR. Vim J. Stamps III l2-to James Inomas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19
CGMMERCIAL RECORD.
Wholesale PRICES CURRENT

RICHMOND, AUG ~ 1858.
FLUURSinrc last report Inc receipts have been eI
remey small and The stock OF old reduced very low only
ibout 0UU bbls can a purchased now in market Old
selling trade S5S ST. new 35E for superfnt
and extra Family soy in retail way No demand Tor
shipping at above
WHEAT-Owing to the great disappointment Of our
market much of il being damp and unfit grind prcco
cclnci st prime, in very drr order and well clean
3D. will command 81 ~ for red; 25 for white; il damp or
tough wanted ut any price Flour made from wheat
mol prime and in dry order viii not stand the voyages
tina is will tcep Shippers ana dsIers are Dur
ella sing wheat, out OF order al reduced prices from Gu
10 100 cents. IT,. pEYToN
CORN.-65 TO 10 cts per bushel.
CORN MEAL-70 cts. per hushel for country Mills ask
Ing Is cts But little in market.
OATS-39 l2s cts. per bushel.
BACON Mountain cured hog round ga 81 cents; Ci,y
cured hog rou" 10 cents m ana ID a,s Sides Sides
mostly II l2@ cts
BUriER-Goslcn lSa 20 cts, Mountain ls 2l cts,
poorer sorts suitable Tor table USE sold low
FISt!Nor,h Carolina Herrings and Shad have stopped
coming in for the season. and in first hands; gross 81
Sd dull No bbs 81 do do in halt bols. 81
81 duIl No Gu, ST. in demand Halifax cut Henings, No.
selling nj S5h No. ,, SIN.
CoFFEE-We quote RIO 81 10: Lasuyra 10 los;
Java / y II; Mocha II y ; Cape 9 cts
GuANO-SaIcs ofPeruvian At s55-hone in frs, hands.
LADIn osites inoat y s!s; in kfS - ~
weight 50 5 81 OO gross; Sheep 81 SO 50, net Hogs
LiQuORS Whisky, Richmond ec,ilicd y cents cash:
Tuscaloosa So 81 Cincinnati rcctied % cts four
months Old Family Rye Is; Mountain GU IS; Brandy
common Imitation, 80 TO 81; common 18th Proof IS
Messy 81. to ST. Pine, Co, sl 3d. Apple Il 10 Is
cents Gin-Amercan common 81 10 81 cents; Holland
81 10 TO 81 20 N. + Rum 80 to 81 ca
IRON-pig S33 SD per 0n SwrieS Si,H; Ircdesar az
English refined $40 Common English $50 up country IF
SIS 80.
MOLASSES-N, o. in barrels very superior 81 Sc a.
Cuba, CROP % 80: Sugar House, in barrels q to
- cts Porto Rico, hogsicad>, IS % CTS Porto RIO,
terccs . % Sugar House Syrup barrels 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19
PEACE. OR WAR!

The Eastern question has become complicated Than
ever will be from The debates in The British Parla
uen elsewhere and several days ense before the
problem will be solved BY intelligence from ST. Petersburg
The ciief difficulty be, whether the Russian Car
viii consent 10 tie arrangement of the Of
,ae Powers by which The Russians required 10
evacuae the Danuban PROVINCES the lime that the
Enelieh and French fleets would Withdraw from Bcsca
Bay. With the N. Commercial think il is obvious
that the Car intended thing Than 0ccGpa-
ten OF The Danublan PIincipars when he marched his
army Pruh. least ne is Occupying" them in
that has appearance of being temporary. We
should surprised England and France discover
they committed grave in permitting the occupation
without regarding belt. Russia is employing
that occupancy good effect principle that ii The
occupation bel neither any action naturally
resulting from occupation She occupies hlodaYia
and Waliachia BY CONSENT speak, OF all pacs and
by virtue OF such occnancy prohibits the Hospodars
from paying tribute 10 Turkey and demands that bnie Tor
herself ,ce she occupies The natural result is that the lie
between tho Porte Prncpalcs is severed, and the
Principaes plead that Russia being permitted impose
upon them, aud neither Turkey her alice afford
ing Them the protection which their allegiance entitled
lhem that allegiance lonser be lishuly claimed
the par, of Turkey.
OF course Russia will take the inl advantage of this
which she may do ways lhan one In their posi-
ton toward Turkey The Pnncrniies may said 10 be in
Revolt and such insurrec'on eSstng Russia has the night
under treaty occupy those prosiSces there her ar
mics may There is doubt that Car is well
advised BY adruit all these ov.mcnls and ga
long regulations be sepi up, lie strength
enine his position because he has been permitted pos
session OF those Pncpaities And the has
pursued there further Donate
Already the British Minister has been directed task *
plantations" They viii be reused because time with
the Gear is of value The ist will be- sufficiently
friendly and vague TO csslae further pondence and
negotiations will be protractcd indefinitely. England
having virtually conceded that The occupation not
cause OF war, will be placed false position of having
to demonstrate that thing done by virtue oil such
psncy s justification Of hostile operations on her part
on the part OF the other powers acting with her.
The whole matter Is therefore obviously become much
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tmate though probably tardy pacific settlement; not how
ever without permanent Injury Turkey in the dist rbance
already introduced into the Danubian provinces MOI thai
think that any inherent weakness exists in the Russian
Empire There b. question that her power is inn
mense that her almost nrxhaistble More
over the grounds assigned by the Gear would uu.
doubtedy be popular with his subjects and retain the
belief that If in Europe does this Ques
son will be and prolonged. But We have great