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fOlsona And Anliceses

II not unfrequentlv happens that ssriou. and
distressing resuIis are occassonei by the sccden.
tai employment Of poison. and II occurred TO W.
that we might possibly do a service to some Of
our readers. by presenting them with brief aud
conpendious list Of the most common poissns.
an the remedies Tor thcin no., likely to be closa
at baud.
Acids-Thesc cause great hsnt sensation Of
burning pain from the mouth down To the ston-
ach. Remedies, magn-sia, soda, peatlash nr sosp
dissolved III water then use stomach punp or
en.tic.
.Aika';es--Best remedy i. yiuetsr.
Remedy, lc,uou juice or vinegar
afterwards n'lk and water or hlx.eed tea.
.iieohot-Flrst cleanse out the stomach by an
! en,etc, then dash cold water oo the head. AID
give an,inonis (spirrs ot h,rishorn)
Arsn,c.- Remedies. IN the first p ace eyacuats
the stomach then give the white Of eggs. lims
water or chalk aud water charcoal and tie prep
ations Of iron, particularly hydraie.
Leod-WL''e lead end sugar oflead, RENE
dies alum csthar.ic such as castor oil and ep
, som salts, especially.
! Charcoal In polsons DO carhonc gas. rrmovs
! th- patient To- open air du-h culd water on tho
head aud body and stimulate nostrila and lungs
/ by hart-hOrn al the sanaa time rabtng The ehe~t
bfeskly
/ Creosote-- White oi eggs aud the emeiies.
Z b"1Uuo"d OF NfgHt HeHh"Hc--bft tiiieihr,
and then plenty OF ,.ncgat and water Or lemon.
AIDE.
Nqshfo0ns wksn Poisonous Give emetss
and plenty Of vlncgar and water.
Adfee of SHger--t Lunar cAusticl give
strong ssuton OF cuiumon salt and the emetics.
Opium.-First give a strong en,ec oi mustard
anli water, aud hen strong coffee and aciJ dnaks.
dash cold water nn the head
Ld0i1nva-- Slmc ~ opium.
yax Dvmic1-- Ers -nttcs aud then brandy
Oraljc .ieid-- frequently mi-rsken for epson,
sal,s. Remedies chalk nnSnesia. or soap aud
water. freely then smetics
Nitrate Of POtnh or .SIiJsiers- Give en'etice'
then copious draughts of naxsecd tea, milk aud
water, and other soothing drinks.
Pyussic Acid-Wh hen there is time, administer
chlorine in the shap. Of soda or lime. Hot bran
dy and water llar.shora aud turpentinc also
useful
Snake Bites dr.-Aprly imn edistely strong
; har'shorn, aud take internally, also give sweet
oil and stmulIn;s freely apply a ligatnre tight
ly above tic part bitten. and th.n apply a cup
ping g'asa.
, 7artar Emtt;es-. Give large doses Of tea made
Of gels, Peruvian bark or white oak bark
%oJdcco-Fnst an enietiS, rhen stringent, tea
= then stmuanis.
ErHwn-pleuty Of white Of eggs aud wa
ter.
White rtroi-Givu the patient plenty Of milk
and water
In almost all cases poisoning eAet'cs are
, highly useful and Of those ore of the very be-;
because most promt and ready is lie common
mn-taii -four "r towd der. teaspoon tu OF which
s,inrd up III warm varer Tay be given euery
five or ten inmates, utii liec vomiting can be ol-
tanned
Enetics and warm dcmulcent drinks, such 81.
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1Hr LATE "DrrL' FRAcuF IS BosToN. Captain
BERNARD :. Trcanor aud Patrick ODonhur ap
p.Nrcd at the police court yLstarday to oan'Yer I"
the rhsrgcs--the former OF scndin. and the later
OF accepting chalange. From the testimony oi
sending aud the later e accepting t.|i,rge
From the Testimony Of William L. A. Kelly. II
oppcor,q that o'Donhue received letter " ra'n'
cr challenge, requesting hiw 70 meet q" AIN
Trearor the rcx' morning in New Namrsh're,
hut that the letter was signed by MAJOR Mulca.
hey for Capt. Il = Treanor, The w',ne., Gould
10, say ,hat 0Donhue accepted lie caa'rnss'
and 1t did no, apnear that Capt rreanor ever
a.,horized Major Mulcahey ,or wire the letter.
The Cour, wns Of opinion that the case vas not
made ou, and therefore ordered The 'oi,nd.n'-
10 N- discharged They at once -ho'h har and
lrf THE room ard apparently to''orh.-ads ,han
ever. - Boston 7idn.cripL Aug 10.
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A SLAvEor GEN. WAsHlNaroS Al TnE WORLD 3
FAIH.-Ih- M0nongalea (Po) Republican, says
that thereis yet living. near Cooks,oSn save Of
Gen. Washington lie j. l@i years OF age, and
can walk six miles In day lie is 20 old that his
finger and toes are near; Sil white. lie belong
ed ,o Washington when he owned what is now
known as Wsshiugtons Bottom 90 "hIyh preyo
pelis now stands The estate cf O"l, Cook Was,
and -hlI is hound for his living. lie i-to he tn.
ken to tho Worlds Fair for exhibition i!a,rauge
ments can he made.
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MATRIMONIAL ASscpolr Among our marriage
notices this week is recorded the Wedding a. st
Panls Church, Cambridge, Of Mr. Briggs gar.
dcaer, to 1hr.a second daughter If Mr SmiIh of
lIaverh,Nl. Mr. Briggs is hale ana hearty Young
man of7y. At the conclusion oi tho interesting
clemony the vUunrster was INQUIRED his nge, he
boldly exclaimed, 59' At thi4 the bride gave a
faint shtirs cx',niming "Oh' II had but known
il Oh why hc hrs been relnng him,elfo oil On
m- AZ only SO Oh ! had no liza of spch a
,h.a. - Eng. Paper.
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MYSTERIOUS -Mr Matthias Eih citizen Of this
country, lef, here on the onrs for Chicago on"he
morning Of the ll,h in-to iutcnujng to return on
the evening train, and hHs not been heard oil
since. Search aud inquiry has been made TOR
him 5y lis family and relatives but without sue
cess. 1t - feared that he has been murdered
He had abou, 500 in money with hlm when he
left home. Mr. EIbi. about 30 yeara OLD AMI OF
heavy build. He was n man o! strictly temperate
habits, and was highly esteemed in the vicinity
where he resided. ANY information concerning
his fate would be thankfully received by his dis.
trecscd relatives --Joiist Signai
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FURNITURE !
LOOKING GLASSES

ever offered III thismarh-, and
AT prices To defy competition. They have taciIl-
ties Tor manufacturing superior to any IiIs ridr oi
CbIca 20 aud are d.ternuttd TO put their price
IiIht LOusM MGTk.
In addition to what they manufacture themselves
they are rccriyIug good assortment oi furniture
,otu The most shiunhblr huu-rs in Chicago, which
th,y vil, sell at CbcnG" puce>. adding transpofla-
tlon. They wuuid call particular attention TO tie
met that thry are making lhrlluwn
Bedstescs
which enables hem to iuUlsh cheaper md 'ri-
ter article jhau con bc pUt elsewhere and they
will make nuy sllc aud palieru ihai may be- called
ior.uran, olhrfallicic III lhc cabinet OrupholstcIy
Lnc ON short notice.
Furniture Delivered aud >eiIp
~ any par ut he town, and Il u does not give sa-
tl-aclion the money will he refunded They nlso
keep OH hund Snsh and Glass at all kinds. They
hone by strict attention TO business to receive Ii.
bcral share ol patronage.
Undertaking.
They viii piy particular attention 10 this busi'
ness Cniiius Of alt siZrs cou-Iarty on hand
Fisk's Nr.aiIc Burbl cNscs tuIphhrd II GATED Tor
Persons leaving their oIders wlih lltm vii b~ re-
icy,dirum iIHher trouble, a. th,y attend funerals
with hcar.r and furnish carriages i wanted.
Nay22 1852 t. RuGG WATSON.
Neio Furniture Ware RoOm, LIST door north Of
Hoes y Sicifrs Lan OGes, la Soiis ST. OTTAWA
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Business Gar0s.
@ss N N &rS

Oarfiage and wagon Manufac'ory,
q GAY would inform his friends aud cus,o
c mers that he has removed to his new shopaI
The southwest corn.r OF the public square, where he
wilconllnuc hrmanuiac turing oicarrlages buygics
ana wagonsn the latest aud mostappToyed styles
Being prnctcn workman, he inters lsmsclitha hat
he can build M good work can hc produced in the
market. York made to orderand warranted TO give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done Oh the shortest
notice.
Cash paid for seq soucd lumber I C. Cav
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Tprs E,crou fman were compelled 10 give
a reason Ter ever, ding they profess TO believe.
one or two ,hing.is certain, either reasons would
become more abundsnt than they are o. hs
rie,ent day, or doctrines would be fewer
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Woolsey's City Bakery,
Grunge Of Lo alton
Clsh Iustnrn Iilntinuhd.


TITS worthy the cn'rful consideration of every
l tInlly, th1tltIsbe'ter economy. chedper, amt
N IRE Isathy ytousr Woolsry's bread cakes, and
CT ,ck-rs, than to he troubled to make them At
hone, Tor the following reasons They are made
by experienced wIrkmrn, IN scientific manner,
raised, kn-anrd, aud baked at the proper time, -,
aniiniirg' qI1nlIes, ald will b" delivered by the
bread wagon, on the Lice and let Lire PrincipIe,
ronlge, hope still to m"ri, the appreciation Of the
cltzrns of Ottawa. Visitors from city or country
will always lini at Woolsry's welcome. Re,
freshnents always on hand. Ice cream rooms
for ladies' and gentlemen open during the season,
on reasonable terms,
Orders left at the post office on Wuolscy's slate,
or nj the store of Mann g. Pierce WILDE promptly
attended to each day before tea.
N. .. Woolsey's bread, cakes, and crackers
will ilIaIwoysbe found fresh at the store oi Mann &
Pierce.
Bakery, No. Marquette St., near the railroad
depot April %.
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PEoDuCIoN % Tug pELrioG, MLIkLs.--It is
stated that the amount OF CoiGuge in Mexico dur
ing 1874 was $I3732 Ssi, and in lo!5 was Sl5..
U00,CU0. The product of tic mire, in d. Xico Is
now nearly $20,Q00oO0 pei aunutn Tie coinage
of Mexico since 1888, or 3lS ycu's, amounts to
S2TiIS2ssSl The Whole or this cumHuu-
SUN has been thrown into the geGeral circulation
of the world. as GrXlcu has at 10 gegici Teen Gn
importer of the precio metals.
The California Herald estimates that the gold
productions of California during the sir-t quarter
of the present year exceeded that Of Australia
full fifty per ceut. The export from Australia
fn England Tor t'st period amouted tn 81 600.
coo while the expott q: California 10 New York,
to the lGlh Of March was SliSs2 3ii. The
amount taken by passengers Is not included,
which is many millions moro th0n from Austria.
lia of which but little has been taken in that way
The uumh her Of dlggers in Australia is rUt down
at 600 coo while those Of California are only l25,
600 This shows that the average Weld TO the
individual i, largely in favor OF C.!.!o'nia.-Ex
snGnge.
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MORRIS n rISEuR, Geo. II. Norris

MORRIS N EISEuR, tGeo. II. Norro--,
~ Geo S Fisher Attorneys at Lap y Ldnd
igcafs. Otttoa, ~ vii pay p,rncular slicn-
ioa to the payment OF taxes in any p'r oi Illinois,
purcha ,lng aud selling Real Estate, investigating
utlcs, collecting demands, huymg aud selling VI
,Rry Llni Warrants, and locating Ihrm on Me
best LIni, ior soldiers ~ others, securing pen
sinrs aui alt claims against the Government -
OFFICE --Dn the southwest corner oi The Fuo-
lie Square.
Commissioners OF Deeds, &c, Tor New York
Co,uec,icut, ONO. New Jersey. M,chlE'n end
W,sron.In Nav ;, lSj!-,f
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NLOVER & COOK. o. o Glov"f-h. c
VI G,ok1 ttior,sgs & ro",t,ciior'ai Lar
Ouawa ON,- N R,Llek's Block, roN ~" Of
the Puhhr square Jane, iS!'-'
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NJ T. HOLLIS TER. Attorney and Counsel
WI. .lof,t Lrw nnI olrcitor N ChtnccV VA.
gtyc his prompt attention to al bu5nes cnn'ideG
to nm ~ the circuit, sd2irlne' aud '"cIa'
c,tr,. ih. sltc ONirc n Sanger y Amour
BIp.k. ,nush west corner %. The Court House
So. nli3,,, Ill Iunr 2b
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DOmeSttC~.
VtIE hes, assortn-nt OF summer cassimeres, de-
uims, drllls, ticks. striped "hiring, heavy cot
tons. blcuclcd goods, crash, russed, and Scotch
diaper, table linen, napkins. corded snirts, cur
tain muslin, &c. at tMay2D J. w. Mills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-15
The Late Murdcr-Deaths,& DC.
o. Tie \. 7 Ifibune.

PWLADEI rHIA Monday, March IL 1853
Attorney General Reed informs us that evil
dence discovered this morning, which fixes eoac
srey the late murder OF Hannah Shaw and Ellen Lynch
upon Arthur Spring who ia In custody. TIE great.
Get excemeni yet exists ia Southwark in regard the
murder and almost excludes every other theme of
yerSatiob The presence here of Lynch the husband
one OF the Victims has been deemed Of the utmost i'm
portance; bis protracted absence under the circua
stances had even given rise 10 the suspicion that he also
had been the victim Of foul play. Although number of
telegraphlc dispatches were sent to him at NewYork
and TO the police OF that city, all failed to elicit re
spouse. Lieut. Clark and officer Blackburn were de.
sPeched 20 that city by the line thsle at halfpas
O'Clock this morning, in search OF him. About ten
O'Clock this morning, teegraphic despatch receiy
ed from the officer. announcing that Lynch had been
found, and that The party would return 10 sciy ia the
four o'clock line this afternoon.
Prof William i. Homer, ~ d., one Of the odes; and
most successful prectitioners in PHILADELPHIA Nd in
the city yesterday afternoon. lie had been for num-
Der Of years Professor Of Anatomy in the University
OF Pennsylysnia was senior Surgeon OF ST. Josepa's
Hospital, and had held many other Offices In the proes-
sion, 10 which his long experience snd eminent talents
fully entitled him. In the year 1914, during the war
with Great Britain he actively engaged a. a II.
gtOn in the Military Hospital at Bn.lao and has lately
given 10 the public some interesting professional
sketches OF hes experience in that service. He
highly esteemed ia private in professional life and
lie death viii be amented by 4 wide circle. lie hal
been III for some weeks
Mr.. Charles c. Watson, an old and esteemed
citizen OF Philadelphia, died lsst evening NJ ws,son
was very wealthy
John Aspden, died suddenly at hotel ia
Dock Il, this city this morning. Csuse-dsease oftae
heart. Mr. Aspdcn interested in the ceiebra'el
WI case which recently excited much attention.
The deceased OF the heirs whose claim was u
recognized one curious circumstance in relation 70
the death q the deceased ia the fact thai the INN
tsate (SesCC00) wss divided this morning
Elizabeth DOMAIN, residing in Eighth.st.,
above oxord-st, committed suicide yesterday morning
by taking arsenic. No cause Is assigned for the act
The weather to-day is truly lovely Spring
Is fairly upon Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-15
ALLEGED Casa OF METAPHYSICAL d

ALLEGED CASE OF kIDSAPPISe.-At the
Police Oce Tuesday lssi svery respectable isokins
young nisn, named Harvey Smith, was brought befors
MessIs. Wyman RyeknAn, charged with having In
drcec two young colorea me1 - se them iu
Slavery, by telling them be would divide the proceed
OF the sse among them and their return 10 Can.
ada BY stealing them from their purchasers The par.
ties names are Acley AID Bacchus, one OF whom hai
been IN the employ Of the defendants brother within
few miles OF Wellington square Inforularioas we've
laid against the prisoner by young cOorcd man aine
Charles Webbe. who swore that sauifh had rnad. the
proposals mentioned shove also his bat that be d.
clined sccepiing L. THIS witness also stated tia,
and Baechns kat told him tina; they eoiug 10 tire
South and that the last tune be fhen wss on tae
beach apparently on Their way D. Bufso.
Another witness deposed that during corversss "a
which BE held with snlh after ais return the later told
him that be had been sinp 30 the States rn.nuey
described the mode OF procedure VARIOUS slave M n.
kes, sna thai be had been ocred by gentleman on the
way the SUN OF 500 % become "a siaye driver =
The prisoners brother detailed conversation which AZ
bad had with him when be returned 70 Wellington
Square, bat nothing Of importance ected furruer
than that he had been TO Baltimore, Washington sud
hew-l ork on tip for the benefit OF his heaih TIE
mother OF the missing boys sppeared Il TIE Police Oce
and evidently isoored under The intense gzouy Of
mind regarding tie fare Of he~ Children
During the examination yesterday and the day pre-.
vicus the Police OAce was surrounded by Large Am,
bers Of TIE coo-ed population who eynced the deep>s,
In the proceedings Indeed excited did hey become
that was feared breach OF the peace might occ1r
and Smith escorted away from Osce 81 some a
the ecrstables An scgrrmen, took place 10 yester.
day 81 10 Oeloek A. NJ but DO s36o1d px- dcrlsrs Of
Importance eiictei To enable Mr. Lezs0 20 pso-
dree further evidence which be stated would be Of i'm
rortance smother adjournment bad - take place IA
morning a, 10 O'Clock Hamilton CANADA G,z.
~ The IeniG (Ohio) TSreA Light congraru-
stes ia readers upon Tire growth and prosperity Of TIA,
place. Ten years ago i had LOO iahs5Lzn,s. nov L
has Zoo, and regular heahy growth sill the order
q le Cay. Aenis Il ofthe most plssanf towns ia
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ny AFaFf AIA
PHILADELPHIA MONDAY.

PHmADELPmA Monday, March "a. lsSJ
Additional circumstances have been discovered
rendering the evidence agsins Spring OF the late muir
den, conclusive. Mr. Lynch has returned home with
the Philadelphia officers He says there were $40 Ia
gold In h- wifes trunk
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ITALY

Pi4Snort hsd sustained loss BY the death n
Corr Babe President OF the Council waich took plcs OF
ii- so.
somewhat rSre example has us occurred Of disagree
f-nt berween the police aufhores AZ Rom- eon-- tent
is it- ti0serum nj aud the Sacred C,ns-ft Tribunal
viii r.spett O. ire coLct mnat0n II rnfarnaa Jr
,ausisg The death q young man. uam-d F-ic- Prrlh
Eto eeih-r 18th four otter llds, mostly DrccIti
der police Nance surprised playing on the banks
,ffLr Ti5-r ~ patrol of -Losrnss IL That their
av have CONSISTED : stated msst probably in beng
uye ia con pany-that number beng Illegal fr Drecuni
LEeyer tie geudsrmrs proceeded O arrest them %
cspe which tie oefILCt another plunged ilo the Der
vfre they p,li-d by the gsnsrmrs severely that
The srfunCi wouuced ia the had called IN vsa Tor help
and s 1, re more. The dad body being
queIfy e1fuirec % th- hospital OF SauiO S1ro, by two
meccS 1ioeTs belonging 10 the criminal t,ibln4l-D0ctor
Bern and -nor .ne-thoss y-raciOus agents drew
up defsi-c report - h-r p't 9rtsa Inspection With
he appsaranre Of the brain, lungs, ant in-sstines
atboush icy never opened the body all and conelad
q By stating thar drowning ths INN sts and only
cause If he lads d-ceas-. Perlh father not satisfied
vh such me Of hushins up the natter accused the
sIdMues Of murder the doctor and surgeon Of perjury
srd also its judge aud clerk 81 the Criminal Tribunal
Who ltgslzsd ihrir false ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 10 o.
fsse The latter urctOna -, having clerical privileges
officially about the tribunal before which they
Were BE- JId- ed that the Pope o. cut tho matter
short srprftd the Consua which court has jus, con
ctrrtC rt- --nfaTr, CD fhe galley. ~ years the
H-,ca men 30 slllr penaiy, and the judge AID clerk
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Al tie Harssne CosS maet the en- Inst, there -
a., ~ 49, III Fpash WHgaT and cousdersbie oompetfl -
he ri tie little on sac eofedr.pS -
mont srvus Of foreign WHEAT havior come 20 ne ha %
nd The rerorts tbs fbe NGEAr crop looked POOR Win
trgtGi tssn soV tue yie icing eegected % - 2eo
80 Fraf.h WHEAT freely cfsfed or ~ n y idA
~ scrssu from 70 a. Nothing Dut The tear d gsJ :,
suyples non the bste, hecerr-nsan FsaEee "a - II
v,rrf~ rstif nae ~ prices f4glrg cagofs were -
ersIl7 e1hsn:er lfs. American kLovz Wa "A goa 80
81 10 cd a tt- advance - 49,. "A 4 -
Ttse .he comb influence Of more essy AostI ia
the rosrfct eta q al pohteai d rs1css
"a Taitrg vitost Ieoc1Ide hCfres t9e palic - -
SOD Tach suze had completely psffef on, a.
rr-,e ~ Consois Ra@sy and Mining ,A1res tne Stsc-
"a gpesred u be " further iu p07emes
In Le usAufaatHrng disfneis see bad been ~ - - -
rorcs Ma chester pufcfasefs lnee.< "a
'rrri~t vs. extremely steady iiOso the O~Dee - 81 -
orders On hard Al Birungbsm The KOS ~ -, ksitst
fer. ,ess inner Cenffai tfade artVe uof -
upf,otsb nfueuced By the Esern eisplie ,bers
uisis le'Les' 5 go Fe.sI entertained q -
surriT q Flax. - Il. k,Sress haa bses -
sales % the 81. coo belel. Frc-s NiAo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
SWITZERLAND.

Tie Federal Council has adopted resolutions % The FOL
loving effect later having had before the report Of ts
Department Cf Justice viz.
it, That The MARTA. e-l!hsi a. Frbug contrary tho
ffceTE CrrsrtulOuf
snsut' delivered y that TIL aaai declared au
AL sold aud
sd Ihl 5y conienued ~ that tribunal sha b. De,
vef h ord nlua lras 10 TIE event oi me Of.l
Council srautrs them tie t-0i d. % ca slnestg'
he iorcrd ns. also bees declared null; Olt rae
Goyeluue cit 81 Enburg having 81 ITSELF admitted u u De
there no reason 10 ATOP, formal resolution on n''
bead.
T6e-e IS reason bleye that these rsso ltons have
i.eu in ~rcerfsne- wh The sisic- rendered by VI IL
Ftreor the tren-b Minister who has, an Assured ls-d
znoa ,ices a. brtg ,lut understanding bet Teen
Saizsri4Io and Au-r. lie is understood 10 have ad
VI % 81 amnesty yoI 4 the persons imPc sed ID toe
FrIiufg adal-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
Western Movements and Opinions.

The British Mediterranean aest had sailed from Malta
for the Dsrdanee and the Eng,h Channel heet had been
ordered t. thu Mediterranean
Tie French feet had arrived 10 Besica Bay.
When the Humboldt let the impression had gained
ground both in London ard Paris that although the En-
percr Ct Russia might make demonstration against
IuAe! by menacng or even by crossing It's Dsnubi IN
frontier, yet that actual hosifies would ultimately be
avoided by diplomatic settlement OF the que ton. Tele'
graphic dispatches from Vienna tina, the Russian
forces had already commenced their march toward Moda
VIA and Wasohis. The fourth army corps bad also been
ordered oIa St Petersburg proceed from Warsaw BY
forced marches % Bessarabs Russian province sdOin
ing Moldava Tie Turks on the other hand were nor
dle, but preparing FOR vigorous resstsnce. The
Egyptian feet and army Of 30 oco proceed
Is the support Of the sultan while ts TurcOmsn chiefs
raising 100000 cavsry free Of expense to the Pore
for the defense Of Islsm-m Notwithstanding these por
eLous signs generally thought that psacs would
be preserved the medallion Of Austria and Prussia
spoken o. Count Nesselrode son Of the veteran Russian
ssplomast had also arrived in London with dispatches.
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