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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-15
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Photographed for the Lynchburg virginias
New YaRk. March IA

TT" ..
The Africa arrived last night with Liver.
pool dates of the goth ult. Flour had de
cined Cd and Corn Is. The demand for To.
hacco fair and prices firm.
Advlces from the Continent Indicate an un.
s,lt'd state Of affairs. Extraordinary precau
tipns had been taken in Pesth Hnngary.in con.
sequence ofs apprehended outbreak.
Mazzini, the Italian patriot had been seen
lurking about Milan. A scheme planned by
him for the seizure of an Austrian steamer
had been frustrated.
A war between Russia and Turkey il
thought to be probable. The arbitration
England and France was sought by the latter
power.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
EXTRA SESSION u. S. SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March

Mr. Cooper submitted aresolution which was
adopted. calling for Information relative II the
purchase of coal for the squadron To Japan
On motion OF Mr.. Sebastian, the cJmmlitee
m Indian Affairs were authorised TO CONTINUE
their investigation of the subject of the super
,,endance of Indian Affairs IN Minnesota.
Mr.. Badger subnited resolution direct
mo The payment of Gales j. Seaton OF seven
,lpIlsrs and halfa column for speeches pub
I.beJ in their paper Laid over.
Several other resolutions We're offered AMI
laid over. a,... r
Mr.. CIa,ton's resolution on the subject OF
roa,ral American Affairs, was taken up.
Nj. Douglas replied at length maintaining
the vas, superiority of the Hlse treaty which
.acnred to the United States an exclusive light
Of way by the Isthmus Of Panama.and which
vas withheld from the Senate by Mr.; clayton
10 The partnership affair secured by the Clay
too and Buwer treaty. He entered at large
into the subject, and he was repeatedly apPIau
dol ~ the crowded galleries.
Mr. Mason got the floor, and the subject
was postponed After an executive sesslon,the
senate adjourned I'LL Monday.
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New ORLEANS. March Id.

Havana dates of the Ord inst have been re
ceived Mr.. King had refused to take tn
oath as Vice President. The reason assigne,
was, that he did not expect ever to reach Wash
ington again, but if otherwise, he could take i
on his arrival there. His friends are said to hav
strong hopes Of his recovery.
The Mexican Trait dc Union says there il
no doubt Of Santa Annals election to the Pres
idency Of Mexico-his house is nlread, furnish
nd
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WASHINGTON Items.

W.surNcroN. March l0,-The Senate to-
day remained but lew moments In executive
aoss;on About a dozen nominations have
hoo, s,,t in and REFERRED None have been
definitely acted on. and they are therefore strict
" conf dental. 1t is believed that Mr. kenne
div will be retained rs Superintendent OF The
census. as the work is drawing TO close.
There are nnumera',le applications for office
nrd.rl the Post office Department, from every
section Of the Country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-15
lizard ~ ri.


HARDWARE. CUTLERY, 9 UYS f. sADLERY,
and invite the of Virginia. tennessee and n
Carolina Me- Chants visiting this market to- the same.
usually large, consisting in part III
800 duzen English. German aud American Srythes.
$40 dozen Gust Steel Axes, various Makers
800 dozen sboves aud spades.
leo dozen Manure aud Hay Folks,
100 dozen Selves and Sitter.
3001 dozen Knives aud Forks-Stag. Ivory. Horn,
md Bone handles,
1000 dozen Pocket Keiyes of all descriptions,
500 dozen Rpzor- and Scissors,
1000 dozen Pad, CUPID Chest Rim, and Stock Locks
$4,000 pair Trace Chains.
100 dozen Halter, Breast Back Band, and Fifth
Chains
900 pair Elliptic Springs, 10 g leaf
200 sets Iron ANrls. inchtu inch.
5000 dozen Hand Pit Gross Cut, Mill Saw and 9TH
or Files
$50 Anyil- Mou.ehole and Others
100 dozen Hand. Mill, Pit, and Cross-Cut Saws.
800 Double and single Barrel Guns,
50 cases Cast aud Shear Steel, "Nnyl7r's' ind 9th
ers
900 dozen lorse and Mule Collnrs
100 dozen Wagon lIames
lride Bits. Stirrup Irons Harness Buckles. Harness
Mounting Srdd Trees. Birdie Lenther- and Saddler's
Tools al evcsy descrption Blacl-ni,h's Tools, Chr.
penters aud plantation Tools of ali kinds together with
great many articles numernu. 10 mepton, compris-
ing the complete and extensive of En-
gish and American Hardware offered IN this
market all of whrh have been selected with great
from Eng Hd An srican manutirtories,nqdp urchns'
ed for cash. tie most favorable terms
Merchants would do well and examine the n
bove stock Of Goods before going North, many were
purchased before the recent great advance in hcnvy
Hardware SMITH \ hOBERTS,
No "a West Main street,
mnrl2-iw Richmond, Va.
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Later fom the RIO Grande and Merico

Later from the RIO Grande and Merico
New ORLEANS, March 6th.-Brownsvile
dates 10 the goth ut., have been received
Carvajal had abandoned his plan and his fol
lowers had dishauded.
Dates from the city of Mexico are to the
10Th ult., Gen. Uraga had written to Santa
Anna asking him to return in accordance with
the plan of Gaudalaxara and assuring him of
his constitutional election to the Presidency.
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- Importers and II holesaie Daitss az Dry Geods ~
%, Main 81, RfCHAOND III
SALES dEN
WIN. II. HorKEs, Of lexiag,op J u. MoTrLrr.of Rid..
T. Il. LAW, of Dauvie. X. H. fIsstr.
We receiving thi. bs .uaify nfrispa l,oa
Europe and the Northern Cities. choice anrrts -
!SPRENG DRY GOODS, which have been P'l,rt.
I'd on the most avorahlr terms.
Buyers will find in stock the hnndsomc.t ass'f1
rnent of Eancy Arccs.ior both Ladies and Gentie'en
vh-i The supply SoJie Goods aud such article "a
usunllv found in Wholesale Store, will be eqnel IL
any house in the city
Inviting the merchants of Virginia Moth Cnralinn
and Tcnnesse 20 examine stock we do 80 with lie
sire extend the trnde oi city with those Stateanu
determination price out goods as low ~ oan be nj
forled. with accommodating terms.
Feb l7--l&e2twtlu+ RICHARDSON CO.
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,HmE LARGEST SILK. RIBBONl

l. AND fRIMMiNG HOUSE IN NEW lohk -
Thomas O. sisaras importer aud Joiber i .Saks MAt
merry and Fancy Goods, l62 Broadrag. ~ Y, la now
in store and daily receiving and offering at the iwe'
lriees complete Of goods IN his line, en
rsnr nil the various styles aud designs Consisting II
BLACK and Fancy Silks, Marcelnes florences, shn"s
Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons. TaAta and Satin Rl'hais
De-. Trimmings OF all kinds. Emhrnideres. fref L
aud Eagish Grapes Cape Li.se-. Silk Crnsats 6teV.s
of all kindz. Silk Lace Mitt- Bareges. Laees, Ntils
(;nn,ls Hosiery. |. G Hdhfs.
The a. .drrsignrd would invite the attention ct bl=
friends a. nj the trade generally lie will nfieI great
ucctnenis, 10 cash aud short time buyer-.
THOMAS G STEARNS
l62 IIrUndwa
Between Liberty and Maiden Lane, \
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ian % d&cts

1rtciee tPpropf,an o m rus L'oss--,'"x"s" al INT
bonnets furniture
Art,cles anproprite IN 5. cond CLss Boxes. bal
of dry goods feathers .hoes liirry glass, prints
drugs mud c, nfectonery.
articles ap,Jopriateto Third Ekd"-Fireinmh "W'-
tics sugar. coffee, liquor bneging, rope" BUTTER ch""-e
manufactured tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns go"
per, tin sheet iron, hollow ware, queehsware cn-thR
hardware MARBLE (dre.cd and other heavy articles nl
enumerated in special or fourth class rnies
drteIes ooDyoDyiole 10 lhc Fouyth C}ass-Flour (iu
.aek-) rice pork beef sh lnrd tallow and bacon On
casks boxes or sacks beeswax bales of rags ginseng
aud dried fruit bar IRON mnrb g, (undressed) mil INA
grind stones, mill genring.
( 80 miles so Salt per bushel
rIas'ef per 100 miles 200 Of Fifty pounds. 10
ron ., ., ! $50 miles. go ~
ooo IDS zoe miles 800 Carried East. y
SER dts
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. UNION COOKING RANGES u

.s.1x UNION COOKING RANGES The
"a ,ut-crih h,s lu.t received the North, few
@A' more of pona's Improved Union Cooking Ran.
gcs for wood aud cun, which for economy md conve
ncnce have gained for themselves such celebrity thnt
they rapidly taking the place of all other arrange
menls for cooking purposes.
The cu.k, Tor keeping constant supply of hot
water without add ona fuel is upon the most per
feet rian Al-u bit III fixtures lo warming additional
rools can he attached if desired. Personal attention
given 10 the setting of them aud all are warranted to
operate in the perfect manner Thou apds ut ref.
erenccs might be offered but examination al them nj
the store of the rber is sufficient satisfy every
one of their superiority over any other fixture.
mnr9-tf Z. y BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-15
SEs' lbs OATS
DEEDMONT WORKS. ELLISON Jr Pro
u ptac0r
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Uoor, Sagh- Flint and Boz Factory,
NIL and MachiRe Work,
iron Turning aad Fitting,

MW and Machine Work
iron Turning and Fitting,
Matchmaking Of all descriptions
These works having been fitted up great expens"
with steam power, and large variety Of machinery foi
working wood and iron, form the complete estab
ishment of the Kind in the Southern States. and
better work and cheaper rates, than be
nne in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending build, supplied viii
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (prmed an
glazed if required) Mouldings, Flooring dressed
ngue and groovrd ready for laying dressed Ceiling
and Misunderstanding, Palngs and variety of otle,
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dumpand Stone Cars, Den
rick Gearing Wheebarrows. Picks and Bars, and othe,
FOOLS required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hand p'o sale, reasonable terms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
unworked. Saving and Planning done to order. Bill4
Of Timber sawed to order,
Jan lifts A NETTLET'N
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4l.lIll.u-..z9 To TT tIiA NAh IN TWO DAYS. IN
an NM P1EkE7 Bonfs. by Sco,tsrsiis
and LgacLbgrg -Oa anil airf the 10th, our Bonts will
Il fhuond daily Sundays excepted - 'h- usual
bonr. & and arrrve IN lynchbure ~ he, a. and
u Buchanan in AZ hnurs.
Rcmlang, lenvc BuebtGunht "a A. o., every day,
keep Sunday, aud pnive il Lynchburg At 81 IN
lrnv' Lsnchburg nj 3 p aud arrive In Richmond In
q hoas IN time with the Norfolk boats lcav
,ng nj ID A. NJ. and Southern and Northern kan
tnad cnrs leaving A.
PnsFengers for 4cNpRton, connect with daily line
f Sn ,es at North River. Returning leave Loxingtoz
scr. day except Sundays, ind arrive In Richmond In
| II houfs.
! Pnssengers for Farmvlle. fare 81 Buckingham II,
mr. ~ 25; CharloPsvile tare ~. and btsunton, fare
ST. will lenye Richmond IN Mondays, Wsdnosdsys. and
| trdny. Bonts.
Beo card of timeo arrival at intermediate dis
! itnrf-
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A .JUrpnjle Murder.

ROCHESTER, March 1O.-A boy about IA
years of age, FAMED Satterbee. was stabbed
to day in quarrel by a boy named Gardiner,
who is only II years old. The wound was ia
tai, causing death in few minutes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-15
DAGUEREs EOTYPES.

nag Il R KEOTYPES.-Thrsu subscriber
would respectfully say that he is now taking pic
I'M rs of the same style and fash those taken by
hitehur- viii ch took the premium at the late Worlds
Fair London and the last several fairs of the Mary
land Institute. All wanting accurate Daguereotypes o.
friends get them by calling mt his gal
cry None of your doubtful shadows hut n living fac
Sinie Of self. T. r. hIbDo'
Gallery next the VA bank.
N. B.-Pictures of all kinds accurately copied.
large supply Of ockets and Pins constantly on hand,
which W Ii be filled cheap + r. u
COMPLIMENT TO WHITEHURST TIE DA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES President OF the United
States Willard Fillmore, Chairman of the Central
Committee has sent Mr. J. II. Whitehurst commune
cation informing him of the award ofa Medal, &C. for
his beautiful Daguerreoiypes, exhibited at the late
Worlds Fair at London-The compliment stully mer
tied rs testify by actual sonot observation 1t
Won want TO get perfect life like picture OF yourself or
your fri. nds go To WHITEHURST. who will give them
to You ip such admirable style thai you'll hardly know
yourself from the piciure.-l Baltimore Argus
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Keen, ChiIcs a BALDWIN,

No lO2, MAIN STREET, R,chmond, "a, Impor
y ers of fine Gloves, Cravats. &c. and wholesal.
and retail dealers in READY MADE CLOTHING.
The senior partners of this firm have been extensive
engaged in the manufacture of Clothing for hai
.ixteen years aud long experience has taught then
how goods should be made for the Virginia Trade Thu
Clothng sold ii- establishment (Which is the largest
in the State is "f iler make, md warranted well
made Give M. 102 trial.
~ B.-Shirts of superior nuke and fit.
MarcEl- li38nr w NJ. FL
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'NLhUHIS 10 FfItSDuFs U"U 'Hc
West, via. bait. & Susqa k. IT, ard Pennayl-
ylvana & Ohio line are now fully prepared to forward
foods of all descriptions aud from Ptsburg and the
West at as low rates. and with quick despatch as by
any regular line.
NoCommission charged for rcshipping at Pittsburg
by thir route FULTON Il TALL, Agts.
Depot No. 20 North ST.
LEWIS BUTLER Phil L. Baltimore
1LARKE d SHAW, Pitts. "P
D ~ B-Merchandise intended to 60 via Bait u ONO
'foad to Wherling, any other route, should be SO
ed on the Invoice BY the shipper will be prompt
alarci.8-dew
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NEGROES WANTED.-.rbe subscriber
" having located IN Lynchburg, giving the highest
cash prices for negroes between the ages of 10 and 80
years including Carpenters Backsmiths &c. Those
having negroes for SALE may find it to their interest to
rall on him at the Washington Hotel. Lynchburg,
address him BY letter
All commune ations will receive prompt attention.
nov 5-.l&clv MCLENDON.
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New Confectioneryand Ice Cream

New COnfectiOneryand Ice Cream
~ SaIOOn.-'lhe subscriber wishes to inform the
Ladies ond Gentlemen of this city, that he has opened
new Confectionery and Ice Cream S0oon, i'll the house
Two doors above Tinsley, Tay lor & Cos store, main
street where he intends keeping all things in his line
fresh and nice, having it great expense aud trouble
fitted up his house the finest style suitable for the
ception of the Ladies' and Gentlemen who may favor
him with their patronage.
He has also fitted up Ice Cream Saloon where that
delicious aricie will be served up all times, when the
seasOn opens.
Hoping share portion of the public patronage III
only requests visit to become satisfied.
J.ZETEL,
mar 1-dtf. Late of Richmond.
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MAYO CABELL a. CO., HAVING
WI Steam Saw Mill mar the Canal, WIN an aoun-
dan, supply of Timber are prepared fill promptly any
orders thcy may receive. Having Boats OF their own,
they will deliver Lumber ordered o. them ut any point
On the Cannl without delay.
Address-Tye River Warehouse Nelson Co. e
AN 81 d&c3tnVts
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E'AMILY sOAP.-Every bo " come an, buy
l. family Soap. the best in the world
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.

DIRECTIJNS FOX USE.
Cold or warm water--sither soft hard sat--may
be used with perfec success Rub the soap upon inc
cotne, and then ut them IT, soak fnr three or i"ni
hours then take them rub them and then rinse them
They will require but ltttlc rubbing after s"akns
aud ing ia required, is u-ua with other soaps
large washing be done in one-tird ie7s time AMI
trouble and expense than with any other soaps kro"n
This soap is warranted not injure in any way the
slightest bre or the skin, anything that it's applied
to. 1t will any kind of Grease, Paint Ink
Stains, &c, from any Goods, without the least uig
For sale by D. H. LII MAN
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:. WIZ. LEFTWiCsl ~ SON,

r.. WIN. LEFEWICn AZ SON, Propraeo,.
taiii NJ tie Ip1SHLNGTON norm, Lynchbnrg
Ia have the en>ure f announcing TINT this House
"a now open under their management for the accommo
dnion of the public. The repairs aud rettng OF The
establishment recently made by the proprictors enablc
them offer additional comforts and conveniencrs to
their pairons-furhcr improvements are, however, IL
progress, which, when com leed, will render TIE
IVASHIN(;1 On. il oil essential particulars, one oil
MA, first Hotel. ia Virgina; mud To his end the proprie
tors give that their best energies shal be- di
rcctrd.
The immediate management of The establishment II
under the control u William LeiIwrh tho senior part
ner His long eNl ericnce in this limo of business will
unlify him. he trusts, give the most acceptable nc
commodaon AL who may favor the house with tlen
patronage The corps Of servants attached to the csnb
ishment will be found inferior in the Sate and
in the procurement Of whatever the market surround
ing Country may afford to make its Table Bur and Sta
bIes unexcert"nable Pains or expense will be re-
garde..
The thanks ofthe Propretors due, and gratefully
rendered for the generous patronage their House has al
ready received
ian 8.ts
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CARD.
FNO. J.PURVlS begs leave to inform the people Of
- the Cityof Lyurhburg, the Counties OF Campbell
Bedford Amherst, Nelson, APpomattox, Charlotte, Hal
fax Pitsylvania Henry, Patrick, aud MI other parts Of
the country ndeug Lynchbu that he has return
ed from trip after Goods and is receiving Mt his
Cnsh Store,
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
II is desire is trade extensively in future and
for that purpose will make additions his stock nearly
every week in the year of Neo and Fashosable Goods
4 Neio UH0icsale Business
| have made arrangements for carrying on the
Wholesale Trnde Country Merchants and others who
buy sell again mend up their Stock with me on
IA good terms US can be Obtain ed in New York
Feb24-dts JNO !. PURVIS, Ag't.
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TIfOS SHARP.

Sup't 1rnn-p't,
Va K Tenn X II
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oPSIN. isss-x.chnrasom Il 20

Between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, \ !
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-01
Cure fStammering.

At the last monthly meeting Of the
members Of the franklin Institute, some
remarks were made on the subject OF
stammering by G. w. Smith, Esq. who
described a new method Of cure, by me.
chancal agency, the invention Of Mr..
Rober. Bates, Of this city. Mr., Bates,
it appears. had himself laborsI under
this in6nni,y, Of which he had effec.sd
radical cure by means Of his ingenious
contrivance. "Thc mc,hol," as we fin
it described in the Proceedings Of the
Institute, "consis:s in the employment
Of tube for the passage Of air form ,ht
mouth. when the muscles that close tht
orihce and stop the egress Of air in speak
Ing, a:e suddenly contracted by spnsmo
die action, and the employment of I
strap around the throat provided with I
! srring pod (reguluted BY = ser--' -s--
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-01
Removal OfCOIIert0r Bronson.

We learn by the New York Tribune,
that Prnsiden, Pierre has removed Mr.
Bronson from the ColIectorshp at New
York. Ju lying from the manner in
which Secretary Guthrie'> letter has been
assa'cl by the opposite press, we look
for fool Of snaihemas upon the policy
of the administration, as soon as the facts
are generally known. The only ques.
'ion involved, is whether the apponrees
Of the Prcsiitn, shall he governed in
their acts by The views Of the nppoin'in
power, or whether they may make US"
Of the power thus acquired TO accom-
plish their own ends an desires or 10 re.
vengc their injuries, imaginary or real.
To us this seems TO be question Of
very easy solution. The 'mnisra,ion
is directly responsible to tho people G'r
its policy as carrie ou, by its whole off
claI corps. AMI consequently is only
just to itself an to the people whca i,
takes care that the policy j, has adop,e
in view OF the chain of circum stances lha,
placed tho government in its hands in
contra. distinction from an opposite pol.
iicy, is faithfully carried out. And the
lac, that collector Bronson should car.
ry the influence Of national patronage
into parry quarrels Of New York State
politics, is undoubtedly jus. cause for his
removal.
lf,he President and his advisers adop,
an unwsc Or unjust policy iii the admin
istra,ion OF the government the baIlo
box presents an un(ailing corrective
While ifsubor !inste officers are to car
ry out or rejec, the policy Of the admin
is,ra,;on as their inliyidua! opinions
prejudices and caprices may dictate
there will be no concert Of action, or un
ity Of feeling, in the government; and
consequent inability to elfec, any goo
purpose.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-01

War Between Turkey and Russia.

Later accounts confirm the rcpor, that
Turkey, has declared war. The next
mos, exciting inquiry is, whether i, will
become general European war, or be
confined solely to the Turkish domini
ons, and controlled by the question, how
shall Turkey be divided among her
spoiators, as some seem TO think. If
there is actually any very serious contest
between Turkey AMI Russia, we are in.
clined to the opinion that the war will
become general throughout Eastern Eur.
ope. True, Poland furnishes melan.
eholy example of,he recklessness of the
government with which she was sur.
rounded; and the vascilla!ing course Of
England and France. force upon our
minds the conviction that ,he rights Of
Turkey have bu, little to do in prompt.
ing their action, a, the samo tine they
demonstrate that those governments are
Influenced by fear of the consequences
Of war. Bu, the aggressive policy Of
Russia has so long and extensively ad
ded TO her power, tina, it is no, now
simply question Of policy. on the part
Of France ard England, or sympathy
with Turkey, by which they are to be
governed, but the alternative is pre-
ssnted OF resistance to the exorbitant do
mands Of Russia, or serious cripplns
Of their own influence in the family O.
nations. Austria is but the serf Of thu
Gar, and dare not cross his path hut
she disposition; while Prussia anil th'
German States generally, are SO inefi
Glen. in Internal organization, as TO b.
unable and ndisposel to offer any d
vailahle resistance. Then France an,
England are the only powers that cal
sui cessfully resist the .ncroachmsn,s q
Russia; and it will need more decision
and firmness than they have recent
manifested, to prevent the attainment, b
Russia Of the great dread Of Europea
Governmenls-lhe balance Of powe
. This condition Of things necessarily fo'
ces resistance from the only power
capable Of offering i: successfully. An