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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

CoLro't, Ancfoneer,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
- Ct tvery DESCRIPTION p COLON s10 sci THIS
DAY FRIDAY, April Z AZ ~ o'clock. a. Nc. > Anisy.
81 rear BroAdvay, tie Furniture Of The ho1se snd
VII embrace veTy choice Artneut OF PAror. odrroun
and hsferenf foods sgeh uthogAuy sofas ard side
kosrSs nahorsrv Chaly uAhtoo cent-r sid- 2ad card
Tables, tn, eply and in<ain Carrots O Cohs BgTeals,
Ta;tnt ard plan Beesteafs Feather Beds HAIR Matres
CuiltS sheets. Ban ksts China AID Glassware Looking
Gssses, b al and Soar Lamps. &c &c CAto<les reiiy
a. s. o'clocE, and 10 pos,Feneuebt 5a any account
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1--WE PARK FIRE INSURANCE con-

CAPITAL, 100000.
OA,e No - Broadway, ecraeS o. Park-P
Tas con- Ary ,nsaTss Sglelass NereAaadse sop a.
80 s,s-sl,v 40 nst los OF daraAse ~ arr.
f''fS4' CHGiSrOPHER cAAMfLlN fIesasui-
JOSIAH W. BAhER. Ntce-frssaa-1t.
N.uLlAN JlEFaAy. Secreta'y,
pIRECToRs.
CA,,..r Chaul.a. Io@e pa PSrk. j. as.I1s W q.
SLIs, I. - n ksschslp 7 W. Oaick
Sra [. Hsuirs, (--z,esL 80 - : -
Alex. Stucwelh essaH No--se, n : $50
yxStP So. Joe a. W bSksi. lSasoA.
frAnei I sSAoAN ,s-orTe P FItcA TAos n NsyAe~
" II. LiyiusstoD, yohn osS.IlN - 49,
benJsr ~ .@F J.,r1ss 1; s.S iuer ArsAar l. Levy,
joan ns1 49, r. n siuponsoll VIZ J. Decker,
Gee. EH~ n A NOD Alsers y. Rr0Nn,
J T. Ls~rnee, 4 WS.A.h ND Tse,h1s
John Bod,De, rave ! sr-,s,- 49, NJ
fhio ntSt. 49, = P.tsr Es~sFG HAsAt
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CUPRENE COURT-City and County u
- ok-Hor.es c-fs and Ofssf. .ssas isss ESQ
Auashz-nt l..sed D-resss u, lso& - h<sy ~ -
e.. a.. % Is.h gsfDs U-s,sss bsrsoy s'~e
ar sr.eEnsest Ia ssasa earn q ~ s1D's asteas
ars~ d-A-aAznx st>D11ns oo1>~sd s>Sef
a.. A. v.ys<.f a ssy ssets ~ fsa4sn-e m "a
al ~. lEtesy 70 kS ~ "a any rop>riy nA %
ST tssszx % and gse uss-sr q sny rosry ~'
ssb1s-- b. a. sas ,Ad. heccss s1se s.,S =.
~ iss,uFs AusT~r@TnHs' ~ 7" 49,
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TIARENCEVlLL, l.. Free Excursion.
ls cav The Cas- ~ii kav. tae Lons Islssd Rsi Nd
ntpltlt Il oeoek hzs OnsnleGsss sezrt from NihNn
bursh Ferry every bonr.
Perus sroas Of eeunE lcs IN q tie PlsssAl,e
csfons On Lons sl.ni ca easy tsSnis ~osd DO sell to
en- rsee be orpoFtGriiy
Cffe. No IS CeSsrst. Macf4fl1a Merits No y Sisy,
John Rsley. No 80 AtNrtsc q B7ok,yB, OF - J. T.
Eun efe No. - Gs1ad-sf. NiIakusAursA
n I MkCEAGLA>, General Aeeut
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN Il NORTHERN
vi INDIANA RAILROAD Or ard sAer FEB. ,, $50.
saul further rot,ce Ps~euser rirs Will IN hesecr ca
Ch,cs-n tcr Monroe a. 81 AN
Ch,esso hor roeso at {. M AID Pm
T,lrSo scr Ch.ca1o ats AN Al s M
korrue Scr Chicago II u AN
~. Rod in CONJUNCTION with tue roedo Sc8 Sozsst,
Lste Shcrr New-York sad Ere, RaaAo and HAY. soS
g-esn River Rsr0a6s torn tee Only railroad ecuaruanl-
-,f,,r between Chicago srs >s~-lcfs CIV.
Asc. Railroad COMPREHENSION . gov eFened eessece
tcsrr .u 60 nm bus Cincinnati and Flftsearxh ro>
d Ard >crvk Rsp,i which interSts tec Mad River sn&
Hamilton And DSyuon Roads A. eei-Vss> ne Naasnes
Rod AZ NorrseVie .n lie Cievr SnG CNlanbas and Cla-
sunau and P,-rshursA Rosis. u Cleveland
JOS MOORE Superintendent
NSSN Z. z r Ofsce Aarisn, NC = tSN
iOHS y PORTER. Aecnt
No sCoortlsr5t-st corner o. Broadway, M.
NETWORK and MONTREAL RAIL
bury ", ntpetrr ST. AA&ns, OgdeosSErgh. Montreal and
iuierusc ate ncksts BE- prcares AZ the New
York az New-havrn Railroad Okce. Ne az Brssiwsy
FVrrts trans leave az A VI ant 70 PM BASga<s cheek
cd through For freight with dispatch rs0ced prices
az y % HYDE Aseut No. 80 Soath-st, y, Y.
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sa,e Of th- Couniy hereby al
~. hrvns claims sssinst EItAk HORTON late u the Ciy u
isosa.-J the nth voashsrs nsfs IA
subscrtr Al n. on No. 40 Warren 81 the CITY OF New
Ydl on bsf NJ seh day Of Apr neit-Dssa se~ fos
d. ~ aay ct O,tibef 1891.
% lawtrnFr GhAkLts sTkkLlNo, kHecutOf,
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SUPREME C0URT-JEssE BALDWIN

~ % Jayys sssDsRsOs sn1ss JOSEPH saiLEr,
eSlWsExET gifiEf, WILLIAM BAiLET, ACGCsfJs
S.nSr - - ALFKLD RADCLFs -ssnaso.s Sr aSs-y
t~,.aA a. Inuact Con ~ ~f-tS ne l~,s S<z<1
s---s4-s- ros ssrssJ ssannsons1 aad fsts1,d -
= ths setO1. vash -. o-en As1 u
5. 80 Cest " he cU 40 cSzaJ o. ss- fed "a
- csT Ha1 h SD CITY and 70 OPP o. roU ssEs~r
~ "a eoaa1.ls % rs s41s nsnh>r syss
go .r-rs Cry ~sbs teufy saJ- k,-x ths or
srnn. yoa exclusive a ne az q sara .-ycs ssd 20
Sasa he ssx-<<b ~ $3.50
tAs seoa i~l> s4sa--t s1 tAs sas Of tso o.
- aat Bzndrsd 1o b.sss "a cost a 49, se,s
ssw York March - is5a cHAkLLs rvnLhAs
Tie ooas ~ tAs sssoa w.s ss4 shove, he ~esJ 90
taJ " kzEch isc5. oh~ess
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An MAJ an AaccJ.esr.
DY BANGS BROTHER Il Co-Iraic

~ saIcs NlQuis, No = FaftEvW.
MONDAY MAY Is Ana the fe-lOSrS ciys
SgsSSS PAkcEL sALE ENslisH ANp AshSS
BocEs TIE regular 'Prns Pace Sac - Dc oe.a
nv CO xl -uts fFon ne An.ercGa r-sde soseit1
p4racgsas o. ~tlcA sAeels Be t-rse2 oy ae l<a APn
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NEW PAPER HANGINGS. -FRANCIs
DICH FURNITURE IUSDESSOIR,
miscellaneous.


DVERTISE at the RIGHT TIME, and in
~ IN. best Papers for Southern Western Eastern and
No,tb.n Trade II can be done at '. u. PALMERS Ad-
vcrtisng Agency, Tribune BUILDINGS lie 10 appointed oy
,b 20 transact business and authorized 10 give
Tor subscriptions and adyertisemt nts The papers
are on file at the Agency where choice selection may De
made, and judicious system OF advertising ao'p'eu'
DRUSHES of every description at the Brush
ID Factory No $50 resr frankR-sqqaFe AsGPenot
abe factory pTices Machine Brushes u"as 10 o'ue'
ha'"peiO' 'H''. JOHN X HoPPEL, No. Ss1 PeArl-st.
IMPORTANT 10 FAMILIES, HOTEL
L KFFPFRs MERCHANTS. SHIPPERS. SC, Sc
The ,nb.c,iber having Just opened tne premises No SA
HToedwsy offers tor sale tue assortment OF PicHes
,. AZ ,he choicest Wines Liquors aud C,ear' Saf
sues Olives Capers, &c sc warranted on inc INJECT qN
Nv and a, such prices viii insure custom m.
The wholesale department earned On usual The
tase end public GENERALLY are resptSuu.! .d
a s,,,r. 6us lot of Wines and Cigars Just received
81" GEO. RAPHAEL, No Sl4 broadway
n ARGE and SUPERIOR TREES, CHEAP.
lI-WM r. PRINCE n Co FLUSHING, wishing 70 clear
off several acres OF then NuTsgrcs oheT large sted 0a
mcuta TIces quantities at much iedneed rate. rseS
iosu,s may be obtaiutd OF JOHN MAlhEb 20, NO
Isl watelst
FCTURE ROOM SEATS-With Mahogany
IL Caps and Aru,s, adapted oT country chnreh Lecture
rOom 'choo house or pubic sa'orf 'P All BINK
immtdiate application DC h'e'o W wv NASSAU
Clinton Hal, Nevslok
NXONEY 10 LOAN in sums 10 suit, for short
Nl rs,oa, ON persona, security. Also, on Melshancis
.tNo 6s E,lton-st 81 Geor. Office hours9 \ e. Z
81.
ZINC PAINTS-rHE NEW JERSEY
III ZINC COMPANY now manu- sotaIins these
Paints Of superior quality, all OF which @e "NtAhtei
NE .npeotitv IN every respect OF Zane over Lesi rah'
-, .stahl,htd and they cover nearly G"uo.e toe SUI
- and en8rr much longer, evident thAl 'he ''s 90
- .spn,eti i. not in tie Ions Iuul one has a. eat
Az. for sc hy the prnc pal dealers ln tins shd etI
Sc. a. m snufsctnTegs prices, aud eN the ScmPsN
,. MI%NiNCi 4 SGt'iER No. IS Dey-st, Se"-terN'
DRINTING INK--0f every description al
NJ - Eose st Newlofk. JOHN q. LluHIhvOi
s.ntlv TURNS. and has slways on hasS eVsi,
1910 ~ Planting lax from the haesi BLACK aoa sSo4o "
s.s1rk which NE warrants equal 10 any sNot "N-1 -
ts and AZ a. low pgices can be sola oY ay IE1
oT,srtrrer ONers FORWARDED by SteAnooN Snu NN'
sS I. Sny part OF the country by addressing n'S 20 ~
~ - This sner "A prntsd with my No~s ga sAsA
80 IS ~ papers Ia THIS City, PhiladepoiA $3.50
blssnco,r New. 0tleAas ana oihef eaaeS saa "~'S " @
United States
DEApY REFERENCE FILA superior pSI'S.,
-. ,or 6hns away halls m-morNndGsls eHN : -
-, NS' GEORGE II BELL S'sa'ee1' NO 10 va
sauG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
BY Shepard Archer AIcnoncers and Brokers, Nos -
frout-st ard 10 W,shurtou * salem, Mss
ECE-HOI Sis AUCIION-Op WEDNES-

DAY June 1875. Il = O'Clock a. vii b. sold
the premises the Ice Hoase together with the hNtls
tools and eli the Resl t'ta'e Of tne salem lee COMPANY
stustsd N Ancovfr hy aerets Pond re line Of the
Lowell ard Laurence Rur,ad The Ice Houses m
good repair havrg beer recently constructed and viii
hold r. Too tuus Of ice h sale Will D. positive, and the
terms liberal Any fur' information be obtained by
surlyirE 70 WM LIVINGSTON, Fsq- OF Lowell O. 70
IL luctioueer. Salem. Apnl l. 1888
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Jesse C

Esq OF the County Of KING, notice hereby
gwen 4ecofdus as an pefsous HAVING claims against
THOMAS BROWs late a the OF Utrecht tecessed,
they required eIhbs 'he N the VOC hers 'hsreo
Ia su5ssrb-f the f-sieRss Of william 7 bfo~n the
taen q Ne- ut " Coyay k.hs besfs Ne
t.feh day % September asft-D lied. Nsfrh ~ 1874
as lan6mF WILLIAM !. bRoWNs / alrsa..,r.,o,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

CTATEMENT of the AFFAIRS of the MU-
~ TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of NEW
YORK for the FIVE years ending January 81, 1855
Asets on let February SS6S s6s -
Deduct losses by death advised OF bat not paid,
due Asenis for Commissions and balance OF
Lnnuity Fund .................... 1853 81
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Pr.vdeBe,. r. l., Mach =, 1853


JANIS CotE, Aucti0n.,r
7 ARGE and POSITIVE SALE OF 230 Val
LuAb!e Vacant Lots in the Nth Ward, Brooklyn, on
Dean Bergen Wyckod Wsueu and Baltic ST Undrrhiil
ard VAn8erlavs between ashin zton and Flabush
JAMES COLE Will sell AZ auction on TUESDAY, April
- ls5S p o'clock At the Mcrch,Dr- Exchange New
York the following cesirsbe property, viz
- .os on Nnn4ierhittr.
N llts UudeThili-ay
Is lots on Deau~t
Sc lois On Bcrgen-st
. lots on NycAoG e
q l0is Naren-st
pa Baltic a. .
ss.r Of the best and most desiraole l0t N we
Cry BTooklyn hEh grade the iso % Pro<pect
Hih Most Of The streets In the vicinity afe opened n
paved and the pad NsDderbnt-av ~ one OF
ne best avenues this section, being continuous street
from the NV Hy the loot Of Chntonav. 20 tatbush-
av. tie 9h and !, paved the entire length Toe
imprOyCutufs the immediate vicinity show that tls -
destined distant period 10 become the finest part
Of the cy 'oT ntee private residence for business
purpose Ths ale viii b. positive under the direction Of
@. HAMMOND. Esq- Attorney.
Terms-sNty per cent may remain on Bond and MOTT
gASr n desTed .,
Formars and full particulars apply to A HAMMOND,
Esd corner Of Joralemou aad Court s;s or = JAMES
COLE No s. Fultonst. Brooklyn. or AZ the Office OF
COLE Chiffon, No Wal-st., NY (s28l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
DUBLIC SALE of a RIVERSIDE COUN.

DUBLIC SALE of a RIVERSIDE COUN.
4 TRY SEAT-M. THOMAS SONS will eel At the
Philadelphia ESchsuEe, on TUESDAY EVENING, April
a. u o'clock that very drs-Able Country Seat IN Bur
nnfOn New Jersey situated on the nyrr bank The Man
ou House very large, surrounded with Fruit aud shade
Trees Of large growth Barn Carnage H0ue and al requi.
.te Cat Buding- The lot Of Eround inelude. enare
usr- continuing about having so feet iront the
Dea~ are River being the most eeys-d and healthy stua.
on thin CITY limits, and very fesrabr tor either
private rssdeuce. school urstesS Boarding Houss
e. co. OF the puTchas money may remain mortgage
wears II desired The property will he shown by Mr.
D. NOOLMAN, 30 % MaiI -, BusinGtou \. }. Posses
he isfo Of NAV
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EOR AUSTRALIA-TheAlNew built
ExcEIsIoR LINE for AUSTRALIA

l. TIE beautiful real clipper GEM OF rGE SEA,
Cart Bowen vii sal Ahoy- SATURDAY., %tn inst
Ter sccor ~ oaatlus as unsurpassed BY suy vessel
afvetssd TOR Australia Passengers invited % examine
theu % pier No. "a Est River before 'Eng else she
She can take spYied hnr nnealstely
From the auess model OF this true clipper, Il conf
suflv -xr.cted thar she w make the IN ss han 70
RUSSELL 4 NOhLON. No D. NltIsip.
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1nsnrante Gompaniee.

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE Co.-CASH
OCAPITAL eco tOOThs Capita Of this Company !. all
paid 10, and Insurance il effected on Buildings, Mer-
shsndae END Personal ProOe 'gSins Los, By Fire Once
GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary
HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPA.
L n ny, Ne. 1872 Broadway This Company makes In
Life RISKS upon the Musus system either
Tor De Whole term # life limited peuod, the insured
VIM - JACGOB REESE, President
WIN V. PORTER, secy. r. @. II. HUSTiNGros Actuary
JoBE METChLFE NJ D., EDWARD FIELDS MD, Med.
cal E1anineTs; s CAMsRELEEG, Counsel.
NEW.YORK CITY INSURANCE Co,
" Office, No 30 Broadvay.Oapital ESQ O)o-fnsres
BodinEs, Merchandise Furniture, vessels Por; .ad
Their Csgoes and other property Assins; os' daDss.
by fTe.
WIN. W. Leland, D. Van WaIt Thomas Andrews,
Peter G. Baker. Alex SNYDER Henry Pi.e,
}irsrd BsDoker u stewart s q soutbn.ved
Stepher Cromwell, Peter R RoaeA Smith HosGs
q Steblina States $. Bel, samuel b. Shaw
Aibls Wsdleigb, John L. Deem L. c. Hal,
James G. Gibbs.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, President
CHARLss l.. CLsEkE, Secretary
Prom May l, office No Walist, corner Of New.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Ce.-In-
IL suIance Buildings, corner OF Wall and WIh.msts :
Otioes Nos 10 AID H. Grouud door.
I'm, Company having their Capital OF sl5oooo paid II.
IN cash. end securely invested are prepared 70 luro inst
lo,s and damage BY fire on favorable terms
The charter OF this Company provides that amer paying
erest TO the stockholders at the OF per per
puIn ourfIhs Of the remaining profits to be vldcd
among the assured scnp, bearing interest. which scD
to b. Todeemhb in cssh whenever the accumulated profits
and capital shall amount 10 100000
10, Gaillard Jr John A. Stey-na =. Howlsnd
Jas N Waterbury James Warren, Stephen Whitney
GEORGE Curtis Arthur LeNy, Dan. b. FeaYlns
GEORGE r Adee NJ ". Hamilton, WIN H. Russen
Saml V. Hoffman, Dennng Duer, Aug c. Downing.
John j. Astor. Jr., John Steward Jr, @ B Lamar,
Fred. A. Delsno, Robert b hinturn George w. Risss,
JAre. c. Bel Reuben Withera WIN Is. Duncan,
DanI Drafe Smith, Edwsrd c. Center Cha H. Russsl
Fred. a. Foster, Josiah Onies- Isaac Townsend,
Pelog Hall, BSSer = noner moss, ,.--,,..
DUNCAN p. CURRY, Secretary.
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ALBERT n. N'eoLAY, Asenooeer
FURNITURE SALES sc

Il Il AUCTTOS.-The uudersiEaed uves h's psrscnal a.;
ienton ss1al tie Silss Of furniture a; tie private
residences Of families breaking I'd Housekeeping Cash al
,anoes made # rsqgi. I'd. ALBERT II. NlCOLAI, Rsl
kstAis ard General Aueuc ness, No ~ N1lst (Ol
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JlSEFH 3. COLLINS. Fresd-st
CHARLES GILL. ActssS.
Isaac AEsArt. Scrc4Ary
H0eASS WEssIkS, AvS,tsc.
ELt.s Lcosis,
lNNsv- csrr-.rcsIss a. tsss 20 te 1859 q tS-
49, -. - ee.t AZ tss stafs Peess 80 q SO
- - ;; i q - sc, 81 "a Pser~ss az soo's
~ .York NNckT lSeA
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Mooney 10 LOAN in sums 10 suit, for short
N -,iaas an n.r-ons' .ecurity Also, on MERCHANDISE,
stNo ss E,ton-si "a Geor. Oiiee hours9 \ T.
AZ NJ " r"'''HS'' " Il WOOD.
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surro-
n County of New YORK, hereby
person, ha,ns cms assins FREDERICK NAffHiEsEs.
Ne~ ios. Jssss-d, present. the -h
vou thereof suh-cnhrr al No A. B0~ery the CITY 81
the 18th DIS of August Dated Nss~
f0k. Web N 1883 JOHN HkfftNGER FHscuoS
On %
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' : MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
1 Seui.wtekly L. :. NAL tiue.-Ihe snd hst
gong steamer JNS AOGER. T. Dickinson. COMMANDED
v il leave PIER No 4 North Rvef SArO RDAN, Apni
4at4ocock prec,-, y. -
Fol Freilh, sppy on boaI whecs an Bills u Alus will
L. si.us}. sud fUT passage ~ the o.tcr u
SPOFFORn. TILES CON Co, No y Sout'rst,
Through Tickets for Floi. ~ follows. TO JAcks1Hvle,
IN
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surro-

cate of The Counfy OF York hereby b. AZ
.ons hssHs claims sssn OLIVER A. WHITE, late Of the CITY
dec-a present The with ,oashef. best 70
b.. Office No Murray the ctr ~ ssw
the sdh dag Of Jay asst-Dstsd Nee fost
The sfth DAY q Jasaafy, iS5 -
a7 Iapimf~ JoasPH Y WHITE tteen,or
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uINCPAINTs-rHE NEW JERSE
PRINTING INK-Of every description, at

nFADY REFERENCE FLEA superior
X 49,, ,;b,y awnv halls memorandum chNNN
~, Ks GEORGE IL BELL S's'''eeF' No 10" "'''
Il
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CAMES, COOK & BEAVAN, Manufac.

~ turIs and Dealers III PAPER.HAEGlEGS, BOR-
DERS DECORATIONS end WINDOW SHADES.
noe offering for sale wholesale retail very large
rety ofsyle snd patterns them entirely Or
de solicited Nos Sc and 60 S;bernerborn-st City
Hall, Brooklyn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-11
nRAUGHT nE A NOTE

The Sublime Porte after most ATT entiye and c.r,o.,
animation OF Che demands which form the object OF the en-
ta0Tdnary mission conded TO the Ambassador Of Russia
the Prince henschkoG and after submitting the resuI, nj
that examination TO His Msjesy the Sultan makes Il s
duy TO noy by these presents TO his Ighness the Am
as,Pdor theLlmperal decision emanated on this subject
by supreme Trade Of the date Of -
HIS Majesty the sultan DESTROYS OF giving his august
ally and friend the Emperor Of Russia fresh proof of
ms most sincere friendship and desire TO consolidate the
ancient relations Of good ncghborhood and cordial under
standing which exist between the two countries. anJ A
the same time, placing implicit confidence Ia The CON
sahy benevolent intentions Of his Imperial majesty to-
ward the maintenance Of the integrity and Independence
Of the ottoman Empire has deigncd 20 appreciate and IN
take into bis serious consideration the candid and
representations OF which the Ambassador Of Russia has
been the organ IN favor Of the orthodox religion enl Of
the Orient which Is proessed By his august aIly and M
the majority Of both their subjects -
The undersigned has consequently received the order
20 give the Imperial Government Of Russ represented by
h lghness the Prince Menschiko by this present noe
tho solemn assurance Of the unchanqng sotude snI s
generous nnd tolerant sentiments which animate fila NJ
c-i The Sultan for The prosperity and security Of the cer
~, the churches and gous establishments Of tc Cbris
tian religion (edts in tho Orient
To render these still more explicit 10 define
IN formal manner tho principal objects ~ this hig soli
oiiude, aud 10 cooboato by supplementary explanations
necesstated by the progress Of time the sense Of certain
articles which IN former treaties concluded between Tho
two Powers have referred religious questions and "a
prevent for all time 10 tho shadow Of msun.
derstandng this subject the undersigned Il authorized
by His Majesty the Sultan 20 make tho following decli.
rsons:
l. The orthodox religion (epif) Of the Orient lis clergy
churches, possessions and religious establishments shall
for the future ejoy under the wgs Of Ills Majesty the Sui
tan, the privileges and mnuntes which we're assured 70
them ab antique, which have been gfanted 20 them
RON time 70 time by the Imperial favor and from high
principle oi equity they shall participate in the adyan.
ages accorded 70 the othor Christian Scots a. well as 10
the Legations accredited 20 the Sublime Porte by convcn.
ton or special disposition.
His Majesty the Sultan, having thought Il necessary
and equitable 70 cooborate and eIpsn his sovereign f.
man, which received the Haul Ioumayoun on tho 18th
dsy OF ihe month OF RebulAkhir, $685. (6th February
1881 by his frman Of the - and 20 ordain Inorco
YER by another hrman dated OF - the - the repara.
ton Of the eupoa Of tho temple Of Iho oy Sepulohre
these Two hrmans shall be teriualy executed and faithfully
observed 70 The maintenance for all time 10 come OF The
actual Hafa' quo n the ssnesuafes possessed by the
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81 We differ with Locofoco contemporary in the
opinion that the Wings have concern in the char
actor Of the persons sppointcd to Office. Every citi
OF the Republic is Interested in the faithful per-
fonance of public duties, aud all affected by the
honor disgrace Of our common country. II the
chief officer of the confedsracy selects such charac
ters as wm J. Brown for high aud lucrative Offices
he not only insults, in especial manner, his own
party, by saying a convicted liar is more deserving
than they but so Gar in his power lies he dshOn
ors every man in the land. The Loeofocos may sub
init to the indisnty put upon them, and acquicscc in
the superiority accorded to Brown; but the Wings
will strive earnestly, far they concerned to
give the stigma the go>by, by energetic protests
against the disreputablc appointments. They will
not recognize themselves the interiors the equals
-of VIM. J. Brown whatever honorsa I.ocofoco Pres-
dent may lavish upon him.
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liz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Expose OF R.ssla.

We publish this morning long document from
Count Ncssclrodc, explaining the po ition Of Rus ia
in regard to Turkey-thc motives by which its con.
duct has been prompted and the ends it aims at The
paper is drawn M with great ability, and there would
seem TO be FEASIBILITY in the assertion, that IL Russia
mcdtated war, it would not have first aided in com.
posing the troubles Of European Governments thus
leaving them free to employ their forces unitedly
against her But the matter about which she princ-
pally complains the delivery of the key of an old
church Mt Bethlehem TO the Latin Patriarch, does
seem too contemplate to engage for moment the
thoughts Of the rulers Of Empire. 1t is obvious how
over from various passages that His Russian ma1 sty
feels keeny the advantage supposed to be gained over
him at Constantinope by the French. The key of
the old church would be nothing, il its loss did not
involve French triumph. There lies the rub Dis
like OF France pervades the dspatch-and very feeble
efforts are made to disguise it.
While the tone Of the circular is firm it leaves us
quite much ever in the dark asto the designs Of
Russia. The intimation is strongly conveyed, that
her demands will be insistcdon at allhazards-though
no time for doing So stated. She may retrace her
steps for the present. and busy herself in fomenting
troubles in Europe, which she says, she would have
done in the first instance il she had intended to sub
vert the Ottoman Emprc