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NToRTIMoRE's BITTER CORDIAL

w AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-PRicE 81 PER
Observation-Disclosures of the first standing in the
tive ALTERNATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known: while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases complaints brought on by sedentary
habits, exposure, digestion, torpid state of the live
or Impurities of The blood, look upon this COX.
DIAL as most mysterious and magical in It's healing
properties and restoring powers IL stands prominent
~ the treatment and of Neuralgia, General De-
ointy and Nervous Affections Dyspepsia or indiges
vous Headaehe, or Flow of Blood to the Head. Cos
nseness Or irregularities fthe Bowels Pleuriy,
sns OF Misery IL the Side or Region Of the Heart
Heart, Difficult Breathing snLing Sensations, Pro-.
tration Of the Nervous System Cold Chilly Senaa-
hons or Eumbness of the Flesh or Limbs Diiicslt or
Hsart Might sweas Dseass.o he
OF the Kidneys Derangement OF ProstYafe Condition
81 lae organs Of Nature, which cause paufu arefur
Iaritiss, especially with Females producing Debin
s sa ros.rsfon OF the Nervous sysein. Pale or So
MoRTfMoRE.s BITTER CORDIAL i purs
vegetable, pieasan tetske and perfectly safe 10 -
sai y any a1e ofheath even By the most dees
H Price one dollar pc bottle.
". Y. ALExANnEK Co, Proprietor mo. e
clay street, tAstor House, New York
~ esnenber that we sell II wholesale and reta
~ al It's FORMS either imfanmafofy acute, chro-
hSs no oiuerence how bad the case. how long
s,.ss ,l1lng This is Mortinore's RHEUMATIC cone
remedy prepared expressly for this one disease It
mas already cured thousands whe had long been Grip
PIES The evidence Is most overwhelming and con-
vlneng, a. given b. vast numbefso tcs most ~
Call and set circular, and read the letters sndcen
tihcstes of your friends and those around zen wke
bad long Suffered, tat who hare been restored e
For saIe ay P6RCELL, LADD : CO. seh Asssts
for Richmead. ~ y
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
New YonK, Sept 1s.-Ihe steamships Arctic. with
Liverpool adviees TO the It'll, has arrived Harriet
Beecher stowe iai among her passengers. The
Africa arrived cut on Sunday the ath. H
Iicopool, Seis. 7--Cotton dull and tending
downwards; sales since the Niagara left, 1900
baies Flour declined L., owing to the favorable
prospects for the harvest. Wheat declined Id
Corn unchanged. Consols 81 La
There lie nothing new in regard to Turkish af
fairs, and nothing known OF Russias intentions 1t
reported that France had intinated to the Sultan
that If he took farther steps, ii must be al his own
peril,
The French Government is using every means to
depress the price Of breadstuHa.
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MAIL NEWS.

ppQa;REss OF THE YELLOW FEVER, sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 13.--The fever IL raging
terribly nj Covington. Jacksonville, Vaudeville,
R;,ox, Jewishurg Pass Christian, Baton Rouge,
Bayo,, sara. Alexandria, and through the Red River
country. and along the Southern coast tits declin'
SRw os,yAxs. Sept. LITTLE fever still contin.
90 20 yage along the coast Nurses are being sent
from here TO Mobile.
The deaths at Galveston from yellow fever last
RE geahs in this city yesterday were IS, includ
ing IS from the fever.
In earthquake was experienced along the coast
Yesterday, but was not felt here.
NonnE, Sept l3--The deaths yesterday were
u Including Y from yellow fever.
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7 4 FARM IN CUMBERLAND CoUN-

TIN oALL-.--Dy virtue OF y Gtcfce OF the
Circnit Court of Cumberland county, pronounced ON
the Btu day of August 1883 shall, as Commissioner,
proceed to sell ON the premises on the 10th Of Sep
Woodson Wright. deceased, resided. containing about
eight hundred acres one-third OF whicn Is sup
posed 70 be in woods of original growth remarkably
well tInhered This Land lies on the main stage
road aud the FarsnviIle and Buckingham plank road,
about TO be constructed five miles from Farnyilie
and the Sonthside railroad, in remarkably healthy
sshborhood, and is well adapted 70 the cultivation
OF wheat, corn oats and tobacco. The improvements
sood consisting OF two excellent dwelling houses
end al necessary out-houses including carriage house.
ice-house &c If desired, Il be divided TO suit
purchasers There are excellent orchards of peaches
and apples, wei of excellent wates in the yard,
and enc of the finest springs In the county n cor.
yenient distance. Possession Of the Land will be
gyen Immediately, for the purpose Of seeding wheat
TERms--A credit OF one and two years equal IN
stalnenfs the purchaser giving bond bearing Interest
from The day 81 sale and gopd security and the title
retained uniilthe whole purchase money II paid,
Fer further Particular, apPly on the premises Or
TO me III Richmond JOHN w, WRIGHT.
"a l7--diAwk etd Commissioner.
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BYJAS. NJ. TAYLOR. - = -
SALE OF REAL. Eg

4 TATE ON UNION HTLL.-By virtue ~, tsyo
several deeds OF trust executed to the subserbee ana
auiy recorded IN the Clerks Office of Henrico Conn
ls5a and the other from John Jones and wife datsa
a Aogses isSo being thereto requested BY the
THURSDAY, the 18th September at a o,cloen' On
NJ upon the premises, in part execution Of said
aeeas sell the real estate conveyed thereby being
lot of land situated on Union Hill froutng IL fear
street, and running back between parallel lines Is5
ieet upon which lot there is framed house recenty
IN the occupancy of said Jones. $50 -
Also, vacant lot adjoining the above situated AZ
the of and 9th Streets fronting A
on street, and running back between parallel lines
les feet - Aos
The title to the above property is believed to be
perfect but acting trustee 1 shall convey with
special warranty only.
T TERMs-Cash. q9t
u b BERNARD O'NEIL Trustee.
Sc 10 JAS. M. TAYLOR Auct
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TlE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Sept l7.-Flour market firm with
sales at So II.
The supply of all kinds of grain on Change this
morning was very light and the market quiet
About 700 bushcls Wheat offered and partly sold
at I20al25c for red 130al3Ic for good to prime
White. Family white 137al3sc.
Corn very scarce. Only abou. 2090 bushels Of
fered, and sold at 75c for white and yellow
Nd and Va. Rye at 73a76c.
oats-Md and Va. at 39a41c for good to prime.
NEW YORK Sept. l7--Flour steady but net active
sales of 5000 bbls. at Yesterdays prices Wheat
dulI--saes $1,000 bushels az 14eal49c. for Genesee;
Michigan white 144a146c. Corn declined-sales
2100 bushels at SIC tor yellow.
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AUCTION sALue.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES II. TAYLOR.
TWO VERY VALUABLE FARMS ON

1.-TWO VERY VALUABLE FARMS On
u WESTHAM PLANK ROAD. TOGETHER
WITH STOCK, CROPS, &c, AT AUCTlUN.--Be-
ing extensively engaged In business ia lower Vim
attention. thus preventing me from devotine the
cessary attention 70 agricultural pursuits shall on
MONDAY the Sd day Of October, at IL O'Clock. A.
T.. upon the premises oher at public auction. the
mile beyond the termination Of the Wesshena Plank
Road about nix miles from the city, in neixhborbood
proyerbial for health, and adjoining the lards Of
Messn. b. w Green and others. The Farm con-
tains 20 acres OF land, portion Of which Il well
wooded, the remainder naturally very productive
and now in state Of most successful cnItivafion =
The improvements consist Of an excellent buildinr
nearly new, with seven rooms and the rsusl ouf
buildings, stables barns &c. all in perfect order and
the whole premises under good enclosure. and n the
the meantime the ground will be prepared for
lbs bushels of wheat. After which win be eold trart
of land near the above, lying at the Forks Of the
Plank Road, and containing AS acres, with two
dwellings. barns &c. being very beautifully situated
and might be made really valuable farm.
IL Is deemed unnecessary here to enumerate the
many advantages of this property and rs highly val
liable and desirable nature persons wishing pur
chase viii doubtless prefer TO view the premises for
they may be treated for privately before the day of
SALE with the auctioner at whose Office plats of the
property may be seen.
And immediately after the sale of the land, will be
sod the whole of the stock crops &C. consisting of
four fne mules, fine cows, bull Is hogs, II sheep
nay wheat straw. $50 barrels of corn, 2O0 lbs. sheaf
oats vegetables, &c, wagons Carts farming utensils
tn a machine, wheat fan. carriages &e &c.
IEhMS: For the land, one-fourth cash, balance on
credit OF 6, II and Is months; credit payments to
pear interest," and be secured by trust deed For the
personal property, all sums under $50 cash; that
anouht and over, months credit, for approved ne
gosslable paper. RICHARD D. PHILIPS.
sale |, conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auci
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.
BORT MAYO AND FIT TON

- k PERTY AT AUCTIoN-THREE HousEs
1NH LOpS AND Is BUILDING LOTS.-On
ocIocE nn next ass instant commencing 81
framed HOUSES and LOTS in Port MAJ a on, az 81,
Louisiana street and two Graham street ali h
good oTaeT, with good Lots attached.
ALSO-25 building LOTS in Fulton. fron+;,n ha.,,
TRULY on some of the principal stress and bes
had. aoh now 70 DC
1t is believed that property in Fulton at th;. .;
affords more safe and profitable investment thsn,
any other now in the market eH1i'
TERMs-One-third cash balance at and months
with interest title to be retained unt,l the ,hI
purchase money is paid. "-'-e
! sc Is JAS. NJ TAYLOR Arc.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILaoAD.-The Pittsburg Gazette
OF Thursday, has account ofthe explosion OF the
locomotive Wayne" On the Pennsylvania and
Ohio road, near Franklin, about sixty-fve miles
from Plttsburg. The force OF the explosion was
tremendous, lifting the locomotive from the track
and hurting it over the bank, distance of some fifty
feet, leaving the track entirely uninjured. The
conductor, Mr. Colby, and the fireman, were killed
lnstantaneously. The engineer is badly hurt
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A CARD.-DR. MASSEY. of Baltimore.

"a in accordance with his PROFESSION ENGAGE
MESTs, is again in Richmond. He may be found at
his RECEPTION ROOMS AMERICAN HOTEL, from
O'clock, A NJ to P. NJ. Persons unable to call, he
will call if desired Those interested are requested
10 improve the time, each visit Richmond must
be of necessity limited to a few days.
- The hours, from TO o'clock, P. NJ, devoted
exclusively to ladies'
Y. b. With feelings of egotism, he deems it pro-
per to state, for the information of such have not
heard of him, that the annals of medicine do not
show wonderful CURES than are recorded of
and accorded to DR.. VIM r. MASSEY, of Baltimore,
Nd. Sc l7-2r*
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY GODDIN X APPERsON
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 18TH

Ahp 18TH STREETS, IN THE CITY OF
s .on on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. the 9Th Of De-
l soosL lsoo upon the premises, commencing at the
hereinafter named, the following valuable Real
Is.a VIZ The Brick Tenement on the east line of
la.n erect between Main and Cary streets now oc-
~ supea by Messrs Harreys Burgess, fronting g
:, running back 40 feet After which will be sold
sslJ aesirsbiy located private residence on the
~, inc OF otn between Franklin and Grace streets
frontn n % 5as occupancy Of A. Robinson, Jr Esq,
The q .ees On oIn street, running back l2o feet
20 Dunness purposes and the location Of the
ths private residence, recommend the same to
de Taa dweliing IN genteel neighborhood.
terms one-fourth cash. balance at s. u and 1s
M .o5 ne souane notes, interest added secured
e,I me sac wiu commence at o'clock with the
former, and at O'Clock with the iatfer Sss;bd @
a. To GoDDlN APPERSON,
A A..
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SMALL MARKET FARM FOR SALE.
o-For sale privately, a small MARKET FARM,
containing three acres in view of Church Hill, with
good Dwelling well of and shade trees in the
yard Terms--half cash, balance four months APP
ply TO GEO. A. HUNDLEY.
Sc I7-StF Franklin street.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A CERTAIN

Il Il CURE FOR HEADACHES. BILE, LOSS OF
APPETITE, AND LOWNESS OF SPIRITS.
These invaluable 7 ills be taken without danger
from wet cold, and require restraint from bust.
ness or pleasure. They act mildly the bowels,
without pain gripping, strengthen the stomach and
promote healthy action of the liver, whereby they
purify the blood, cleanse the skim brace the nerves.
debitated constitution, they create appetite,
correct indigestion, bile, gddiness, nervous
or sick headaches, and pal pitation of the heart
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, tnear Temple
Bar) London, and by all respectable Vendors of Pat
ent Medicines thro1g bout the British Empire and by
cents, 81 cents, and 81 SO each Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses in the Union and by Messrs
A. B. d. SANDS, New York, and PURCELL, LADD
CO, Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the lar
ger sizes. ~. .
n. 3. Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pct or Box. Sc l0-Iw
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DALMETTO BASKETS, and other bas-
Il kets, for sale by
sc l6 ZIMMERMAN.
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ANOTHER FATAL RAILROAD COLLISION

oxrtn.. Y. sept. I6--The express train on
.he central Railroad near this place, was run into
last night BY the freigh, train. which was going at
f,II speed. The conclusion was terrible, smashing
th ENGINES and several of the cars to atoms, throw
mo them OF the track. Mr.. Burkeley Watcher, Of
Medina, Ohio, wac instantly Killed. Three OF four
cheers were, il is believed, fatally injured, and a
large number more or less wounded Il is only
surprising that greater destruction of human lite
l. 4 apsnad
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MURDERER ARREsTED.-Chapman the murderer
of CozzeBs and his wife al Sherburne. Mass was
arrested last week il barn about mile from
that town. lie has partially confessed the crime.
The coronef's jury have returned verdict against
nun OF murder. Mrs. Cozzens is not yet dead, but
cannot long survive
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The New York Jour
nal of Commerce of Saturday, says:
1.-The letters by the Niagara confirm the telegra-
phic accounts of the sringency in the London Mon
ey Market One OF the reasons assigned for it is the
cessation in the receipts OF gold from the u States
consequent upon the increased demand for our do
mestie produce. Thus the very occasion of the
stringency should be reason Tor diminishing the
pressure here"
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BY TOLER 4 COOK,
.ILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder

WILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder
at u O'Clock, NJ, if fair if not the next fair day. al
the same hour, my FARM in Chesterfield County,
six and half miles from Richmond, containing l65
acres About Go cleared and the balance in
original growth, with large DWELLING and all
other necessary Out uildings.
immediately after the sale of the Farm will be
sold all of the FARMING UTENSILS STOCK OF
HORSES, COWS. HOGS, PROvENDER of every
Kind, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &C., &c.
. Terms of Sale for the Farm-one-third cash the
balance IN six and nine months with interest; and
for the Farming U.ensils, &C., cash on delivery
49, GEO. w, COLE,
Ee6 T0TER COOK
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NOIICE,-UNe OF the most popular Me-
~ dcines ever introduced in Virginia is BAKERS
PREMIUM BITTERS. As guarantee for myAas-
sertion is spoken of generally as one of the bkst
greater strengthened TO the whole system than any
thing ever heard of for Dyspepsia, Nervousness Co
lies, any arrangement of the Stomach You
need not fear in its giving immediate relief for am
yet hear of instance where it has failed in CIV
ing relief In of Female Diseases it without
fail.
Cali and get bottle, and we shall have no more
trouble in calling your attention this valuable
Medicine.
Price 80 cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs Pur
cell, Ladd & Co., Bennett l. Beers, Alexander
Duval, Adie L Gray, Charles Millspaugh. and Drug
gists generally throughout the city, Also, by Todd
Christian, Petersburg; ID. r. Lyman, Lynchburs; King
l. Toy, Norfolk; Dr. T.. Camm, Williamsburg.
To- Orders addressed to Z. BAKER, Richmond
Va. will receive prompt attention Sc 7
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GREAT EXCITEMENTt- IMMENSE
VI SUCCESS MORE THAN 500 PERSONS IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND ALONE TESTIFY
TO THE REMARKABLE CURES PERFORMER
BY CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE-This great
spring medicine and purifyer of the blood is now
used by hundreds of grateful patients who testify
daily to the remarkable performed by the
greatest of all medicines, CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE. Neuralgia, Rheumatism Serofula Erup-
tons in the Skin, Liver Disease. Fevers Ulcers Old
Sores, Affections of the Kidneys Diseases OF the
Throat Female Complaints pains and aching of the
this great and inestimable remedy. :
For all diseases of the blood, and spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found TO
compare with it. 1t ceanses the system of all impu.
rites acts gently and efficiently the liver and kid
news, strengthens the DIGESTION gives tone 10 the
stores the constitution enfee bled by disease broken
down by excuses in youth, TO its pristine ygor and
strength.
For the ladies', it is ncomparebly better than all
cosmetics used. A few buses OF Carter's Spansh
Mixture viii remove all sallowness of complexion
bring the mantling to the cheek give elasticity
to the step aud improve the general health in re
narkable degibe, beyond all the medicines ever
heard OF.
The large number of certificates of remarkable
cures performed persons residing In our own city
by the use of Carters Spanish Mixture, is the best
evidence that there Is no hunbug about it. The
press hotel keepers magistrates, physicians and pub
lie men, well known TO the community, all add their
testimony TO the wonderful effects OF this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFYER.
Gail and see few out of the hundreds Of certif-
Gates around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
KENNETH 4 BEERS, Druggists
No. f25 Main street. Richmond
Sold BY al Druggists in this city and elsewhere
free VI per bottle, or ak bottles for IS. spI
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The trial Of Robert Swan, at Haserstown pro-
crosses slowly-the court being engaged for two
days in discussing objection raised by the coun-
sci for the defence, rs to whether the court the
jury TO judge of the adissibility of evidence
The court overrled the objection deciding that to
the jury alone belonged the power.
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RAILROAD AccIDEHT-We learn that on Satur-
day morning last, negro man was caught between
the coaches and the platform at the junction in
Nottoway, on the southside road, and SO horribly
mashed that his life was despared of when our in
tormant left the scene a short time after
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NEW YoRK, Sept 1.-THE steamer Atlantic sail.
ed today with 1870 passengers. No specie
Anna De Holt died this l.lorning at the hospital.
from INJURIES received at the explosion of the Bay
state. This Is the fourth death All the bodies
have been taken in charge.
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TOTICE.-An advertisement sipned nv

~ OAASL. All auFcIliseUlelIt, Slgu6Q Dy
IN John Howard and Alexander H. Sands as trus-
tees, having appeared in the Daily Dispatch, a news
paper of the city of Richmond, under the caption,
County seat Richmond for sale at auction in
which they announce, that they will, under trust
deed executed TO them by the subscriber, expose to
sale the premises, Friday the 2Srd day of Sep
TENDER, 1855 THAT tract of land lying in the county
Of Henco, the city of Richmond being part Of
Mount Efn tract, containing and 864 1000
Of an acre.. This is to give notice. that have for
bdden and do hereby forbid the said trustees to make
the said sale, and do forewan and notify the public
and all concerned bid for or purchase the said
property for the is a subject of litigation and
controversy, in suit i'll chancery pending in
Circuit Court of -, wherein the subscriber is
which suit, among other things the subscriber con-
tends, and will insist tina. the said trust deed is null
and void. LAWRENCE LOTTIER
Richmond, Va Sept. 10th, le53. Sc I7-ts
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BosToN, Sept l7-The aiiip Tarouin. frm,, No.,
Orleans for Liverpool, has just arrived at qua
tine grounds Ia distress a.
The ship Revenue, from Norfolk for Australia
was spoken in the Gulf stream On the l2lh. viii
loes ofnlail and nlizen masts
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LATEST FROM CHINA.

Letters received ny the steamer Franklin all al
uie 10 the difficulty Of obtaining reliable informa-
ton from China, and all agree in the fact of the
Whole country being ia state of extreme disturb.
auce and that ia the tea districts especially there
was great disorder
There is no longer any doubt that the 10 Kew
Oolons districts were at the mercy OF the rebel
bands: letter from missionary confirms this as
we'll as the statement Of p!under having been car
led on throughout that portion OF the country
NanChang is undoubtedly in the hands of the re-
bels This commands nearly all the Green Tea
Districts.
Extracts from the circular of Messrs Nye, Par
Kin s Co, one OF our most eminent American
houses in China, represent that extreme uncertain
IN hangs over all commercial business
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1t is stated that there has been another at,emp,
10 IRE the residence Of Mr. JAaEs, the British Con.
sui at Norfolk.
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BosToN, Sept l6.-A coroners jury has been
held over the body of Mr.. Cousins and verdict
rendered that he was murdered by John l.. Chap
man Mrs. Cousins still alive with but little
hopes of her recovery
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capt, H. L. Smith, of the Engineer corps, died
at aad'sonville, La, on Tuesday, of yellow fever.
lie had previously lost i've children.
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kosTA AND PoLITIcAL REFUGEES IN EUROPE
special despatch from Washington received in n.
T.. states that the Russian Minister on Friday COM
inundated TO the State Department the important
fact that Russia approves of Ausrias course in the
Kosta affair. The following extract from the Mag
aras news, refers TO general understanding be-
tween France, Austria, Russia and Prussia upon
the refugee question: ...
letter in the Kasseler Zeisung, dated Berlin
says
simultaneously with the proposal made by Bar
On Br1ck for the iRtcrnirang (aocation in the in
terior of all political refugees, the French and
Prussian Ambassadors have declared lin Constan-
lnople) that their Governments would back this re-
quest in its full extent. Herr Won Wildenbruck
who has lately sent home very detailed and cor
rect report on the position of the negotiations has
been provided by his Government with the most
positive instructions with regard to the refugee
question. Austria and Prussia are acting in this
matter on a previous understanding with the Rus
sian Cabinet which has already expressed the wish
in quarters that the solution of the Oriental
question should at the same time be made to pro-
duce new securities for the present balance of pow
er Ill Europe, with reference to the revolutionary
elements resident in the interior of each"