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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-18

! C1EESE-ls in better supply, and demand
active for the better qualities. Prices hold firm
at quota ions, and stock light. Increased sales
for shipping.
FLOUR--The stock of Flour is light, and
with favorable advces from Europe, the market
continues quite firm at the advanced prices
Canada Flour is still very scarce.
PROVISIONS-There Is better demand
for Pork for export and home trade at quoted
rates, 4 mos. Beef IN moderate request Lard
firm. Hams continue pleny. Dried Apples the
past week have been sold at advance prices for
shipping some lots closed at Is a &c
GRAIN-Recepts Of Corn very light and
prices continue TO tend upward. There have
been sales Of Southern yellow at 1S a 79c mix
ed at 75 nc and white at ~ abe Der bu.
with a very light stock in market at the close.
Oats arriving more freely and are IN fair demand
at IS a47c per bu. for Northern. Rye continues
duh at so a sc. Beans in better demand for
Pea and Narrowlat--a common article very dull.
HOPS-1he market is firm with further sales
at 3Oc
WOOL-The sales Of the past week have
been small. Domestic fleece about $4,000
pounds IN small way at about former prices.
The New York Shipping List of Saturday SAYS
The market for Domestic Fleece and Pulled
continues dull. The stocks are accumuaiing.
and holders manifest a disposition to realize
even at decline There is scarcely any dc
mand from first hands, and the transactions have
been confined to small lots from the trade at IT.
regular rates The Philadelphia North Amer-
can Of Saturday. remarks that the receipts con
time large, and the demand moderate. 10000
a 100000 lbs have been disposed Of this week,
mostly 10 20 East, at about previous prices. The
Cincinnati Gazette Of Thursday, says The
market remains dull, and in the interior prices
continue to give way. We make no change in
our quotations. but J, must be remarked that they
are ieebly sustained
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-18

Repontd loT thf boslnU NuIl' tdVefilftT-
Market 1000 beo Cattle $50 stores $500 sheep and S-d
Swtnu.
rsoE, Beef Cattle Prices continue to d. cline which
!. always The when The sup ,, exceeds the demand
EItra 500 7,25 fret quality ESQ d G75 ond a
s. IS thrd s4.15 O. &c.
Nofkts oteuOn account Of the hot weather sales ore
not area w quote q few 10 e5 IuU, 40 aed 1925.
Cows and CAlves-Ssl 50, ~ - g. % q nod IS
Sheep and Lamhs-Sales at s. IS, 325, So 81, 4,25
and $3.50
sNiaa-st bogs, 1916 ard 5 IS IS shoa,' IL ind 2
~. spung pigs E AT retail nnd 10.
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LATES r NEWS.

London dates TO the ID inst. Turkish affairs
again look squaIly.
In five days last week there we're POO deaths by
sun stroke 10 New York city and vicinity
Deaths for be- week ia New Orleans l57s, of
which III were by yellow fever. All leaving
the city who can
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-18

Defining their Position-The rummies Of
Craitsbury have held convention and resolved
IN favor Of repeating the liquor law and abolish
ing the offices If state aud town superintendent
OF common schools. Verify if this is the age of
progress in Craitsbury, it is worth while to ask
whether they are progressing up or do,on p
VIII the next step be to abolish SCHOOL, houses
and establish groggeries in their place:
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4 fad-That kind words and polite acts are
not forgotten, is evident in the reputation en-
Joyed by Mr. Eaton, conductor on the VI. Cen
trail Railroad, whose many friendly acts are re-
membered by all travellers who are placed I'M
der his conveyance. We might, also. say the
same Of Mr.. Field. The conduct Of such con
ductors tends TO establish a good reputation
for the road. :.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-18

taught their unreasonableness than by being len
N stand alone 4? Alone the drunkards and the
drunkard-lnakers Alone how would they be
terrified at the sight of each other how asham.
ed, each Of the other-how mortified each at
his own position. Alone the besotted drunk
aids. and the sellers who minister to them, IN o.
non or clandestine violation Of the laws of God
and man. These alone and on the other SIDE
arrayed all the temperate the heathiul, the thrift
~. and the honorable men Of the county. Such
, scene would be more effective for the future
honor and prosperity Of the county than thou
sand party victories. Wings, democrats, free
sellers the rummies have drawn the line--they
have arrayed themselves upon it Will you let
them stand-dlone "a monument to their own
deep sgrace and to your great honor.
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Seth Shaw's Estate.

ST ATE or NERMONf, 10 Pnuble Cou.t holden at
Wellington Dstftrf. o.. Montueti, wiiUia SUD fof
said -trct. on The IS b day of Avs 1858;
puN NtN@LON. adninis.fuiof ua fhe estate 81 Seth
shaw ta OF De loo, 10 said di-iirt deceased presents
his adninisuatiun account for settlement
Nherrupuu, a. Is ordered tnst e referred to the
% day OF September the Probate Olro IN Monipe
her, Tor examination aud allowance unt ihat all con
carne be- notified hereof by she pahraiun OF hs order
20 the Vermont Watchmtn and slate Journal printed At
Montpelier, three weeks succe.vels IN soon ~ may be-
that they may appear.and said aud place. II hcy
cause, object thereto.
~ order Of tourt
Arrest, CHARLES REED, Register.
true copy ofrCcnrd,
A Auest. CHAIR Es REED. Register.
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ASHES No particular change TO notice, de-
mand fair at quotations aud stock small.
Blu rfER-rhere has been the past week an
increased stock, the arrivals having been oyeI
1000 packages over the northern Railroad, which
affords better supply than for some previous
weeks, but as yet there is no surplus stock oil
hand, and all grades in demand at the same rates
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-18
WOOL!
CAsIl paid for WOOL At ths DEPOT STORE
y WILDER * SCOTT.
Juno 2s, tess. 81
Delightful and Healthy Location.
FOR A BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD,

EIGHTY ARMS worth oyei si3,o 900, aud esl BUILD
~ ING LOTS. 10 be distributed among 609 subsc hef,,
he si OF August 1858 igo uumber OF these u.
ready engaged. Many othe lois these have hoeE sold
oi from 200 TO 500 ceat advance the price for
which theo Lots sold showing that the purchase
viii be q good Investment.
Real all pats OF Long Island IL rapidly adyane.
log 10 1Tce, and constantly bsRg purchased for farming
and rdenng pnpp,ss ana Petnitnen inNesmeuts With
Tow days past Mr.. Lou Wicko sold a acres of l.
has hsen offered o ~ add refused by the IN
Town Of Newtown. =. l. Farms have recently been
sold for from 5000 $1,000 per acre. according location,
and the land which an now shrfius for snle from
it, location and "afabty OF producing all kinds of
uit, ADD gsden Vegetables iof hs New York motket ia
cfeaseifOm ) to 10 tunes IL present cost.
Bach subscriber entitled egour Building Lots, p By
100 feet, g'ns together, OF ARM Of from ato 20
The shares limited at sl5-Psyablo 10 monhy install
Of s. each. II desired, swarantee Deed VIII be
made out Immediately amer tho distbuton and delivered
The Village Of KosEyALE, whore these lots are ioea
Gated only short distance South OF the celebrated lie
hankoukoma the beauty aud fusato aPpcafaneo Of which
Tho best evidence that DO tnared that Rose Naie
Gland iiemansiile viii shortly hooonc choice pls
Long sand iong IA wn a. The " Garden sfo;" Of
America fua the published statistical accounts Of the
i cousua taken by he uniio il shown that
Lous island q. sac most healthy oeaiiou within d. borders
"a VET deaths according to Tue population than IN any
other place.
20 Ihe larms which ON nov ssllus At e on SO 20
~ pr acre arc OF tae Same seaqFs ohtiaciof ~ TO so
with those noW under cutauun, which no put
rhased for 500 sF sefo and land tho North and South
Of his With no beter sol naturally sells iron 5000 70 $500
lcrAppy To CHARLES wooD, 200 BROADWAY
rofarf OF tulian street, New Oh, % 3. NJ PETIEN-
GILL co 10 State street, Basion, ard ~ Nassau
New fof who Viii receive iomlraaees and forward
pis therefor By fotun OF mail Theg viii alec eFatUi
uusly fufai-h ip- and pamphlets Of tho pfopens,
cheotulY give ohnr ininrmatou desifad.
pgRefsfonoes 10 Hoo. Henry Meies Of tho Aassrieaa
Institute, d. T.. 2 Pock, No 300 Bro,kbnj Aden
spooner, No. Ffont street, Btooklyu Gaei A. strk-
or, If, No. - BfoadSay New Notk.
Agents IA Boston, = VI. PEIiENGlLL CO.. ~ STATE
CHARLES WOOD, sruad~sy,
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Deaths.

n Waterbury, # consumption, the 6h nst., VIM H.
Woodward. Of tho late Rev Janas W. WOod~ AID eyed
g yeats.
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Nathaniel King, Sens Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. IN Probate Couit holden at
Washington Disnct, Montpelier, within and tor sa i'd
di-iIet, on tho 27ih day Of luy A u lso5
WILLIAM PUTIN AL and NATHANIEL KING, exec.
w u'ots on the estate OF NATHANIEL KING, SEN
late Of NoIhh d. in disct, deceased peaens thoi'
udmnisifation account Tor setsmeut.
Aheeupon, ts ordered that hr same he feioed 10 the
18Th dayof Sept next, hs Pohaio Oce IA said Mont
peier, for examination aad allowance aud that all
eerned DO notified hereof BY The pao1atou Of this order
the Vermont Waichm aud State Journal paied Mint
pee, three weeks snceessYely, may be, thai
they nav sPPaar aud al SAID tine aud place. II they
cause, obi sct thereto.
BY order Of Court,
Attest, CHARLES REED, Register.
true copy Of Record,
~ A,c,', CnARLEs PEEp, Pseiior
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= HIS cattfy 10 hlse gwen Charles hi.
t,un duupg ihc rrmttnie ul bic minority. shall
claim nune Of hs osninss and shall pay debts
Contracting, atier this date
CHARLES HERRING.
Moreiown, Aug. 4hi ls53 43.3w
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Wilson. FairbanlZ & 90.

- Confirming an outline 81 me rfsn, pfog'ess 'IH!i
mont and of every ufm Of histase eoutfecod by
puncaou uul Intercourse bs se abuse 81 by sesua
excess win advice for thei prevention, written IA amil
ai style, avoiding all medical tcchncaitcsi and everything
inst would offend tho ear OF deconcs om the result ni
some twenty y'ar successful Practice, extensively devoted
he OF diseases OF aolcAte or private natuFe.
To which added rorrpt iot tine cure OF TIE ahovs DIS
sasns aat iio.i'e AZ a 14nsas ssepi2na and enih OF
] The Fever 900 Aene. 49,. ,.. 80, - ,
- - NM W ~, ~ ~, ~. pnS
I hit : \ ltNN - isi.i-.' =, I'M abfhiA-u
/ HJN th'a hhh'tAi' NNNNi" = no huih"i "i thl'
WORK unite ihe COMFY 90 those works VINO advtfi'e 1"
cure ihr dtsetFs "i "hleh 81 ifrNs graduate nl one
OF tine uest colleges in the tnrd Ht"ts ~ an1fds NE
pleasure TO recommend hun 20 tho unioiunle or 20 ihe
Victims Of iH~pficht", o. succe's'u un' eAwucnceu
pfacunt 40 whose honor ani laesN ihey may niece me
grlnicH co1hiench| 100. JN~Efh LoNnshphE, "; u.
r. ~ VI = N ''''u,s M" ". y. VT Tenn tNi t"-
hiIh fhl hAprLthiA - gives no l'asule To ana my
fi'"ol' '' ,ue p'' 'l.ll a'f ol we su'nol g" ths
htpttAh MANth~ Nhteteus oi7ta OF use aris OF lhe
"eni'n Organs, some 81 rm OF 10 q .iindins' nave come
u'i'f nv notice ln "hc' hs tA' his heea mae.i 20 re-
-t"fs 3" p'''i hnAn, tn-Nne %, tH,es "hrin Tue pa
uen, hs. boen eo'der,d iy'n' mgaei 49, 20 ,ee eat
m'nt 81 anlaA "eahNea7iu 90 utii i'Nt q" '' 'ul'
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Washington County Grammar
SChoQt

I'HE FALL tatn Of Washington County Grammar schoo
viii commence tho 9Th Il sortenhef under tho for
mer Principal and the usual aatituus, with nsruouon IN
French ard all tho nenial branches.
Instruction IN Music nv Mr.. Gcofse w. wilder.
a. FHAg. CLARK. Tor Cnrc,ut,r
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4tlorkcts.
BOSTON PRICES CURREN
For WO0I ana Country Prodncc.

reported }srtAs HachH9a b. PsocroR Woop Comms.io.
.hrehaHf., No. l36 STATE Sfreei, bastsH.
n A ! l -
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BURLINGTON,S r.ALBANS,
Montreal, Quebec, Ogdensburgh
and The West.


On aud amer June 20, 1888, Passenger Trains will
follows
Leave Rouse's Point al 40 & lilo Exprsssl A. A.
nnd 720F. NJ 81. Aibsns az fs ga, Hiss VI. aud 5e
r NJ Burlington easi $50 A. NJ. I2l5 and $50 r. NJ,
Essex Junction (east at 1900 A. NJ, 1885 and g2 NJ,
Waterbury at 1910 A. NJ. LA and 94i r. NJ. Montpelier
az fj0, lOi5, A. NJ, and Ito r. ~ Norihhold al ass,
II - T. NJ IS pm for Windsor, Bellows Falls, SPRING
field, Heitfofd, Nawfok Concord, Nashua, Worcester,
Lowell, and Lawrence, arriving Boston By first and
second trans $50 and s.i5 and New York fhc
evening, and by the third lodge Montpelier
T. NJ.
The l.. Express. ops only 81, Albans tae VI. and
o second Express does not stop a, all stations nor con
meet with trains on tho suiivln road
Leave Windsor At lass and SEQ 2. NJ white River
Junction at SIS IS and 81 Northfed at 10 so
a. M $40 and SD pm, Montpelet 525 ln45, A. n.
and q p Waterbury at IS, iL3i A. and y pm.
Burlington (uofihi gao NJ, l25, IS and AS r. H.,
81. Adams at 81 haM, 2s 90 and 500 p. M, reach
ns osiensbugh lud Montreal the afternoon ~ either
OF the trains,
The third north from Burlington will only stop st,
Ahsns.
The last moth AID south stops Montpelier over
night
lcy- Uni. is the DIRECT route to Nashua, Lowell
and Lawnnruhe Cans Of this road pass through hose
places day-also tun over the BOHTON& MAfNERAIL.
ROAD 10 nsun nd tickets sold routes
VIA tho LOWELL uud FifCHBuE0.
9TFteigbt Trains daily, each wav
ONsLow sTEARNs, Agew
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Fine A.sornlsni Of Printing, Visiting and Game =.
~ P WALTON x SONS. 20 Juns2.
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llAel W. s.s:=.s~
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
VERMONT CENTRAL
RAILROAD,

BELLOWS FALLS, NASHUA. LOWELL. wORCEs-
TER, sPifINGFiELD BOSTON, HARTFpRp,
NEW HAVEN AND NEW-YORk CITY;
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MANSFIELD HOUSE.
STOWE, VT.
~, s,,,,,, =. - <.,......--...
BY sTuLMAN CHURCHILL.

thlS 81 new AID cemmodious hou.e ten nss from r.
X Depot % Waterbury, add five miles from the Moun-
tinf, With good Plank Road from Waietbrtr. a d.ilx
sae and good 70 opened the top oflhe Mounalar
me Scenery i pronounerd by many be superior to any
oihef 20 New tngard-as easy. We nlso 1nie
Iuti 'ge nd ,owa, and many good drives shady
iuly, 1858. 4l.6,
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ONLY RELIABLE HARBINGER OF
HEALTH TO THE AFFLICTED,

EVERYWHERE Teaumonitls un from every track
d bias d ~ uion Wiih ssessoas o. grsnde, for ,he
reiiof received by And suhrifung this The
LIVER bALsAM De- recommended TO OIL ,hoso suffering
lIg
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NOTICE.
MEMORANDUMS
CARDS.

Large assortment Tuck, Sheep, and PAPER Covers
~ all s'zes nnd descriptions Of Ruling nd Binding.
June l. 80 T. J.. WALTON & SON.
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FRANCE.

The Bourse had continued q auctua'e with the aucls
TN accounts iron the ST. II had not however e1hb
u,d any Alarming de preston The papers orr true ihT
are lsegeol support tho policy the Government v m
aeifu unaunify The Emperor nat kept very close s1cs
he Lte atmpt cu him 81 the Op-rl C,mque. Some add
dorai arrests had taken place IN connection with that
| affair.
The following noticeable paragraph appears in tho Estr
Gnp.
Whist W. are assured decided upon In the Council Of
Ministers namely that IN the event OF any sfocuns nap
renng The Emperor tbs pregnancy 81 he Empress shd
b. IN ,Giatey declared, snd innce Jerome mds ks-
CONT"
The Eastern question keeps the people in anxiety The
Consfponns confirm The stat menf that joint note By
France and England the way 10 81 Petersburg and
acds that the has ke wse been approved by Prussia
aud hs Is questionable by Austria Mean while, business
on The Excl ange is almost suspended awaiting tho resat
ofthese fu, attempts at reconciliation RanoE to which
AZ present we are indebted for all kinds Of surmss says
that the nch Government quite aoE0as % hurry
ma'ters and bad sent note rOug1 the Enpa3asdor 10
ouirs ii e. gland ye the necessity Of making an &C.
erpeiic demonstration by ordering is dee . enter the
Deroanell,s c. Woronzof the bearer h. Paris Oh
N.sserodes circular, and brought ssp letter from Mich
olss IN Napoleon, ia which, dH there srcss
,ie sllu,ions 10 the Worthlessness Of Epgaud's ALI
,ca The i1int proposal Of France and England "A
M % h. Urifen out IL .hree dill rent FORMS Of whijh tho
Czsr nav take his choice and whichever he seecs
Erend ard France guarantee to have tho sultan sisnh
All three notes drawn up a. nearly As possible h MID
die between the umsum Of Russia aud the conces'
sion The Porte would b. Wiling to make The propositions
were forwarded through AUSTRIA in her capacity OF medis
Tor AID Ii result is aIE0usy awaited The notes wIs
puned before temperance Of Count Nrsserods second
circular and 4, righ' 10 gay that no very satisfactory
eyp c,ed from the gho dictated that doea
MOI, f. to- event Of rs being rfas,d BY Ru'sia no ons
rla Euslsrd and France next DO, except o'da
their fleets a. proceed % the BospAofu s'so
which The Car is said & have Lly declared Do
vii 70 gard as q dscl ration Of VIZ
N..f,ue a bronze is 10 be- erected the SPOT vhss
b. o.. ( shDt 10 the Gardens ~ tb@ Luxe nbOug Ta
nrobabl, he insuguratsd on 18Th August -,
An eoyng cole ctiOn 81 relics IS view b The tsitnms
Until july 80 10 the Church Of Ak l4Cntpee Ios "a
g,r.u ri statts that ifs coil o1u con Jrij ci-ns
hat belonged g. the Virgin Mar the vinflug shei %
j.i ID, froii-f the avoiding clothes n B-fhen-D 'ns
spo - n Mount C.ly4ry, aud The lht arm u = 7non
Ada desO.inn r5in Is advertsed 20 leave Lyons -Da
Nsr.4ics 0r Jerusalem rs h-r4 add back, lVJv hlno
Numerous d-yotsts have ttkcn t.cEfs "A
To CCufeil nt Pul lns'fucloD sas - meet JuJ ."
and close o. se1siOD Augu't H.
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ruE pALACn WITHIN AND WITHOUT.

We are informed that the Bacchsusian circle drawn.
around the CTysta Palace, does not whole
good speculation The people that visit The premises
do so with dgnfed sentiment Of artistic aud indus
trial inquiry, aud they prefer 60 sober. There
so many delicate traces Of intellect, maoy nina-e
Gsshes Of genius SO many ntticsces OF imagnation,
invention ana enthusiasm TO contemplate, during a
coed weeks work Of CATION in this CLASSY hive Of
humanity ttat it is difficult, if impossible. reel
fuddlsd or drunk through the apartments. Gentlemen
even vlo 90 obuscated 10 bed do Ike to make pa
rade weakness Gt such place and sirhstand
inc tie drague's Of huge signs spacious halls, and The
nuuIudmous machinery Of temptation. the bars want
customers Equally deficient in custom the poor
show.Ieole with algators whose mouths spread from
ear 70 ear to ear and then begin again with the
monster girls shaking in of premature tal,w aud
weighing Heaven knows how much. with coleg bred
PIGS suo bears with wonderful bids who lay their eggs
,vo miles high IN the an AID hat,h d em coming down
with ,euts win tails long that they never knqE
when 10 stop--coo,sa Ec,urts outside iyra pais and
an ole p,5r5a If brassbloVes, who defy oae smother
is 3 touIes, Of cacopAony
As the approaches 10 he Palace bi.tle wi.h bad
taste itnay ro- be unmPor 10 sra-e that The sup.
nif OlflllN tAN utt -dtts anu w az 80 lAu
"sswesetm.' Some Of eur distant Editors have been
il calaepc FITS ever since the exhibition opered lest
our glowing accounts Of The Palace, should draw
some innocent Tommy or Molly into the vortex Of
brandy-and-water and Tommy and Molly should never
reach home in good condition. We assure our friends
asr that such brsteware may be forwarded and that
il will be resnrned safe this side up with care" for
thus far the liquor msestrOm does not catch our eOun-
try friends They not here yet in large quantities,
owing to the imperfect state Of the Exhibition bat such
as are, don't stop TO take a drink.
The exhibition, be il knOwn though diluted with gaps,
is st strong Persons Of taste can ind enough to oc
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THE AFFAIRS AT SMYRNA.

Commodore StriDeham has been made the object of
good deal of anina version for having saluted Aus
trisn Minister his gay from Trieste to Constantine
pie IL 10 possible that this gallant officer thai
cason oyerstepped somewhat tne strict line of Regub
lcan proprety, though not prepared 10 stigma
tie his conduct on evidence incomplete and one
sided as has yet been presented. But whatever may
have been the merits or dement's of that salute
bis sitst quent behavior at Smyrna must oJiterate
thousand faults of etiquette and nscre hun the unan
nous applause Of bis countrymen. the details OF tae
affair are spread length before readers this morn
ing and they will see at he has taken Every step with
the manlness and independence that become an officer
of this republic. 4 Hungarian named Costa, ma urtl-
lied in tbs country had been kidnapped by Aus ran
sailors and sfcreted on board Austrian brig nam
ed the Hussar IL Was believed that he hold an
American passport and lad the paper Of natural
lied citizen Of this country. Commodore Stringham
drmanded TO see him the Austrian officer deuied he
vas On their vessel but were finally obliged to allow the
American officer to see him. Cossa Instead Of declir-
inc hin self an American citizen. in which he would
have been Instantly removed safety in ft of exal
tsdon fell back on his Hung ,ran birth, aud pro-
tested he would live and die Magyar. TINS rendered
II impossible for Commodore Stringhsm to carry
n
rot abandon the case Ascertainog that the man GER
tanly Rad an American passport he still forbade his
removal from the harbor till instructions could BE- re-.
ceiyed from Consantinople threatening TO fire on the
Austrian if he sailed with the kidnapped prisoner
on board. An immense excitement followed the affair
both at Smyrna and ConstannOple. At the Drmer
place an Austrian officer killed BY mob Of Ital-
ian refugees and the pusiianimous authorities at Con-
stantinope turned out the Governor of Smyrna for not
having allowed the kidnapping to be consummated in
peace But the bolness Of Capt Stringham has not
been without It's fruit The British Minister has also
inerceded for the release of Costa, anil at the last al
vices he mad been transferred from the Hussar to the
Austrian Consulate shore await the result Of an
investigation 1t looks very much as though he would
finally be liberated Capt S.ringham is entitled to the
applause of the country for thus maintaining the validity
Of an American passport and the honor of his counts