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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-09

TIE BLOND's PATENT OIL PRINTS. for sale nv
nAVID DAVIDSON, sole AGENT No 100 N.ss,r ~ W
/. TyroleAn Waltz - ~-S'A-
Brothers Water westin ireland
s. Venice.
Bslmoral Castle.
S Wedding Day.
G. CourShp.
7. The Departure.
8. Portsmouth Hsrbor
+ + SUNNI ''"'''H0~
IS Lady at Bath
IA Lady Shell.
IS. Lady and Harp.
&c. la SyIhide
H. Houses OF PsransEs.
Is. Westminster Hall
l9. Her Majesty Horseback
20 Prince Albert
q. Bngen the Rhine.
q Lske Lugano Italy
Is Cobentz-
"a Rhunialla
Is Consancy
&c. The Moorish Bride.
n. Castle Of Heidelberg.
n. Britannia Bridge
s. Ten Ten P Psssn; Different.
Windsor Castle. 5Oeenta
Cryssal Palace So Cenfs
The Queen At Osborne. Is cents
The Queen At Windsor Is cents.
lie Queen AZ Bamoral IS cents.
Osborne House 25cents
Royal Family At Buckingham Palace. IS cen
The Queen. Is cents
Prince Albert. Is cents
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Exhibition These three Psur.s Will be beauiliuiy tIt h
ard mounted sheet Of cardboard oithe same SIZE d 0
No. fle 41stsS sculpture &c Court In preparAiion)
THE OTHER PRINTS NEARLY IoO DIFFERENT KINDS, ARE
II Saviour the Bread Ito View on Camel COruw
Inc Descsrt from the Cross ito. Iiroushsn Castle nj,
bsats Miniature Album llustra SO zsIfss on me kahe'
BsIes Regal Miniature Ilustra- Water Mil on the WE
iiors ten designs The King ofthe French leaving IN
Eo~sis, Tsree Bouquets. CUPID and Psyche,
Flowers. Ten Bouquets SabTins- -
Len. ss @ TIE F EyPgs S h wys
Ben Sew Scotland ISe unhaPp{ Child.
The fSisIiss Dance Duke Of Wellington late
tcitn Settlements IN British hock quarry
R. H. lie Prince of Vale. land The GendOlette9,
wd'o; Castle The Return from xbbsyils
Wtish Drcrers Her Most Gracious M.esty, tne
Tints-n 49, Cueen A fall length Portrait
B-isIsLs. North Wales Hi. Royal iishness Prince Albert
Upward Of 100000 Of the been soil by the
Paentee.
The c.css.iun Lady at the Bath. $. Ruth's PHOy.
The To-, ~ o. az Her Ms..tv and CadiT Idris
II. Ro1sl Hishness Prince Al Warwick Castle.
JeIiy IbS conce cO.tume River Te c.rdsAushHe
fbe fiist impression The BRIDE
sr R9tslt Peel =; 80 Nearly Ready.
c ssP b II, BOOT me The satE4bb ion Exterior
Paul and Wilma The Grea Eybib,uoon, Iaseror en-
Grail s-toon, Ess' Indies. iarge ss!e FOL
he Cte,k Dance Houses o. P arliameat
Flora, 40
The D,, Before Marriage, large FOL Nearly Ready
Lake Luceine, Swi'zer4Id large FOL.
T5s Af EAPs ,o@ Hel ea Of the Great Exhibition No
BSmofal Castle Ditto, No Of tn. the series:
h hnI,i F.ebSynse The Iiite Gardeners
View from Richmond HilL LAKE uarls. NJ,
View mar Hanow the Hill. Brighton Chaia Pier
from Wind'oi Forest ne DIXIE Of wengon
a. No. Citation TO- Stretched from No /, ST. PAai''
ibe Pas de ITos. by the Paientee
,,.un,on ,xn SIrrpioR oE THE GREAT Ex.
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feedy delivery - cloth eered
TNHE CLASSIFIED INDEX to the LONDON
i CATALOGUE of BOOKS PUBLISHED in GREAT BR TIT
AIN ISI6-lS51. Arranged throughout regular alphabet
~ DIVISIONS OF CLASSIFICATION
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Domestic Economy, Law, School Books
Drama and Poetry, Literature, Trade and Commerce
DSnrs,on Mathematics, Miscellaneous.
Fiction, .~o,,.s ,,ODccoN ~.
London: THOMAS HODGs0N, NO Is Paternos<rrow. New
W. DAVID DAVIDSON, No. 100 Nassau-st. 49,
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~ III. DANIDSUN, LOndOn- DAVIDSON,
VI. Agent No 100 Nasssu and be of every book
seler In the United States the only edition Of
'0''N' STANDARD ACTING PLAYS
cheap elegant
,on 81 the Actin eve published.
wv CJMBR RLANDs BRITISH AND MINOR THEATER
oonpruR best Tragedies Comedies Operas Mdr.-
mas and nterludes with remarks Biographical Cnes BY
~ Dc: ,,,,,,.
and from s utility Is
he Profession and Prompt and
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1hea PLAYS embelshed with highly finished mi n
pOrs Of celebrated Prorme, IN fsyore character engraved
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engraved nom drawing
Mr. r II Cruikshtpk.
British and Minor Theater still IN. cours of pub
He.ron single Plays ia cent and few expensive copveht, AZ
eseh tyseyen Volumes now published comprising four
hundred ard sghfy-seven Paws -
"VcSTSMBERLkND's BRITISH THEATER, Vol l. to XXX N,
cheap paper, bound in boards Price 81 %. ~
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An INTERIOR AND EXTERIoRR OF THE GREAT Ia
Also sees Of subjects upon reduced SCALE aud
an All ain Board had al 30 cents each Also IA Sea ''
10 Blods Rowneys French and other Water Collar Pictures
D.yIDSONs ILLUSTRATED LIBRETTO BOOKS VI lhE
OPERA
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the Operatduirer. printed on an entey 100
rlsr Music all the Principal pieces being gwen ana
Of the words - thar he Iealet
Spy se TO 70 low Music well 81 the Libo OF the Opet D
br rom preservation 10th for ser reference or
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N justine Duranne Illustrated with two Esehnss Prce 10 CTS
a beautiful essay on Art
JOHN KNOX PREACHING TO TIE LORDS OF The IJN'
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rscuy subject from its containing portraits OF me
most shed characters WHO 6enred during the Retormon
APPLETONs ART PUBLICATION OFFICE,
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NlBLOs. - COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT to
~ G. " CLARKE. on FRIDAY EVENING, June 10. 1914
The fol owing kindly uueered fF tie oeea-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

During the week ending October l. there has been an
increase in discounts Of $685. 776 in circulation $4 ia
and decrease in deposits Of $343673 and in specie
$oolls The decrease in deposits shows active and
increasing demand for money The drain Of specie has
been Tor remittance to the South and West well to
Europe and during the present week the decrease likely
to be greater than that just reported We shall in
the next weekly report the effect OF the operation of the
clearing house upon the movements Of the new and
weaker banks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

ne snpsxsl ssal statement sxhibs the condition Of
the four leading departments Of the New York city banks
on the 18th and oath Of September and October 1853 II
should be borne in mnd that these returns give the average
for the week. and not the actual condition the
morning Of the day the reports dated This prevents
all preparations for the purpose of making favorable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

appears BY this that there has been increase dur
ing the in the value Of imports of 0S and
the value Of ports Of 81 AL This ia very fair
proportion 1t will be in the table of imports that
much less than million of dollars Of free goods were
nported in the month Of September 1853 out Of ag
gregate importation of than seventeen millions Of
dollars. Here is the difficulty. The Secretary of the
kt Of free goods That the proper way to reduce the
revenue and to dspcte the sub Treasury.
The following table will show the amount at the
raj repositories of the government subject to the draft
Of the Treasurer Of the United States, the 26th
September-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

CorFrE-Ony SO bags of Java found buyers at II per
lb The stock OF all kinds in market was computed at
62, 900 packages.
Co1ToSThe market continues heavy under the Batc's
advces the sales to-day amounting to about 400 bales
FRI1GHn.-Rates were higher with more Offering. We
have to mott engagements to Liverpool of about 900
30, 900 bushels wheat at I'D to I'D in bulk and
demanded, and J. 900 bbls. rosin engaged at
3s Cd To London, %, 900 bbls -four engaged ut
IS 3D. and about 20 600 bushels wheat at 15d in bulk
rice taken At So To avre, the ship Eastern Queen
chartered at 76c for -four and at 2oc for wheat
and about 80 0e0 bushels Of wheat taken by another
vessel at 2lc. in shippers bags To Glasgow 80 tons
oil cake taken at 37s 3d. and 900 bbls rasin
reported at s. 3D. For California rates varied from 4oc
Err CRAcsas-Thcrc were 400 boxes Canton, 40 packs
bought, at 81 IS, short credit.
FRun.-Thc European accounts tended to strengthen
prices Some 450 boxes bunch raisns and $50 do layer
do changed hands, the former at 81 05 So.
HAy-Saes made of $50 bales North river, at
721sc a s5c. per 100 lbs.
Hors we're scarce and somewhat nominal in price.
IRoy.scotch pig moderately dealt in, at s37 SO
LFAp held at 50 SO SC e2s for foreign and 50 70
for Galena, per 100 lbs
horAsT-1here have been 225 hhds. aud IL ties. Cuba
sold to a distler, at 22c. per gallon.
NAVAL SroRfs.-ltosin and crude turpentine were un
altered We heard bbs spirits turpentine were OBJ
tanned at 70c though most claimed 13c. 7sc per
gallon.
lots gs, e5c. w. ''' ''''' S'''' ''' '' "
PRovrloSs-Ncss pork advanced 25c. more per Dbl,
n
$l7-the closing price. Prime pork ruled quiet, but
steady at S]3 Cut meats unaltercd The sales Of
lard reached $50 bbs chiefly good to prime at &c
NC per b. No change occurred in beef the sales Of
which embraced go bbs. Butter and cheese sale
able and firm.
Rr.L EsrArr--sales at auction by Jas. Cole Son
Brooklyn property; house and lot Jay and Tall
streets % by 81 feet So 100; do do. adjoining %
by So feet 81 COO do do No ralman street. % by AZ
feet 81 200 do do No IL Talman street. 20 by ~ feet
81 450 do do 81 Prospect street rs by rs feet - 500
SUGARS in moderate demand The business in
cuded 200 hhds. Cuba at sc 5hc., and SO do New
Orleans mt Sac. per h.
ToBAooo.-1herc SO hhds Kentucky disposed Of at
Tie. q DC. per lb.
WHlxn.-Soles Of 500 bbls Western and prison
transpired at soc. 31c. per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

(NROWELL'S ORNAMENTED PATENT CAST IRON
railing without rivets-AH entire article, unrival-
led for sim ricity durability and adapted
style pattern ornament and warranted rs
ming foot less than DO put on tbs rys principle The
New York Foundry and Iron Railing Company manufactures
this railing tsethsr with every description Of iron work for
buildings bank and vault dosrs shutters brackets columns
vlut ratngs Balconies vcrandahs ecs and desk
railing door and window guards &C Foundry foot Of Fsrty
sixth street. North rvor Castings Of all descriptions At the
lowest price Specimens Of the railing in sections DO
at their Duane street, fer dssrs east Of
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

WICKERSHAMs ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK,
w Wire raings east and wrought irsn rainss
frsu fences for FARMS plantations, &o,
Iron bedsteads in great variety,
Iron furniture Of every description.
Manufacturer Of all the ren rsiass the grounds and In
side the Crystal Palaoe also the DOME stairs nowe
srds &C. Circulars and drawings forwarded by the msnufao
turer JOHN u WICkERSIiAM Ne. al2 Broadway; works,
Nos. ", 80 and u Lewis street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04
CITY TRADE REPORT.

AoMAf sept - M.
ASHES were in limited request, and unchanged in price
BRKADsruFTs-Flour displayed increased activity and
hrmness, At prices 1eXc Csc. per Dbl above those
quoted in last The sales reached 90 900 bb here
and to arrive including ordinary choice State at So
93H 81 l2H mixed TO fancy Western at similar rates
and other brands at proportionate figures Tho move
ments in Southern comprised 34oo bbs chiefly at 81
1914 for mixed to good lots Rye -four held at -
meal inactive. Wheat seemed in very animated de-
mand at an advance Of &C. &c. per bushe The trans
actions amounted to 126 900 bushels at 81 81 So
81 63 for inferior to very prime Genesee white 81 56
81 90 for fair to prime Western do and 81 50 81 Sc
for do to do Canadian do. in bond Rye scarce and
held at e5c. About 1000 bushels four rowed barley
changed hands at S3c. State and Western more
inquired for at 47c SOC per bushel Corn appeared
pretty brisk and quite firm. The sales included $4,000
bushels at Sic. S2hc for unsound; Sc S31sc for
Southern white and S3c S4c for Western mixed and
SAC Soc. for Southern yellow, per bushel.
CArrH-At Alertons Washington Drove Yard-OHcr-
ed this day. 1904 beef cattle offered during the week
33oS. We subjoin the returns for the week in detail
together with the section Of country whence the supplies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, Sc.

IRON BEDSTEAD wAREHoUSE-CHEAP SPRING
mat depotths best made for health, economy
&o lifted 10 any bsdtead iron bedstsads all Sizes from
q to $50 Also, ea'ti. fels beds, pillows, &c Prvst
dwellings, hotels &C., furnished promptly. Call and
smine b53 Breadw way near Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04
FURNITURE.

ENAEELLED COTTAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ dealers will find plete assertment Of beaded
MATHEWS STAtYiS No 52s Broadway ssrnsr q sprisS
street. Those who have tho No. 81 class ~ Cryg
Palace, know bsw their furniture 70 Aaishsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

The injunction zinc mines in Iehigh county, Pa,
ssfersd to this morning. has, learn nothing to do
With the mines Of the Pennsylvania Zinc Company, q
stated That company owns several mines, only Of
which it is working The injunction is upon mine In
their immediate neghborhood which win into their
possession upon the settlement OF the suit at
rhs Pennsylvania Company its working mines in Fee
and have mineral rights covering the whole valley in
which they located.
The value Of merchandise imported into and exported
lksn this port during the month of September in the
past and present years, has been annexed :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

A FIRST RATE BUSINESS OPENING FOR SALE
N The stock and lease OF long established dry goods store
Of Catharine and Madison
vorae terms would be exchanged estate improved
otherwise The stock worth about 5000 oppor
tunity offered for avail himself large
business which circumstances induce the
lnquh. Inquire of c. A. {. PolLLON, the premises
from to II A. ii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

A GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY-A VARIETY
Of curosties lately brought from China Japan
thst will make profitable show exhibition. The
r." unwel to take charge Of Them VIII be disposed of
tLquire NJ 3l5 Greenwich street. d. REYNOLDS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

IT PRIVATE SALE-A FEW CHOICE BUILDING
"A lots yet unsold in Melvna At 800 EACH payable by
instruments Of hye dollars month"; Melvna situated
and half miles from the Williamsburg ferries Newtown and
fare six cents For full particulars H. SMITH
premises T. j. F0ND A No. u Nassau street. third floor
New York. Money will be loaned purchaser build
In If desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY FOR sALE.-THE
very valuable plot Of ground At the southeast Of
Eighth and First Streets containing hundred and
eel First street. and hundred and thirty
South Eighth street This property within block
Slip ferry snd only three blocks from
ferry leading thoroug hfarc IL would suit any bust
requiring much stone or coal yard BIO
divided great advantage and is probably the best piece Of
property for sale in that part of Williamsburg Terms
very easy. Apply TO r. DOYLE No. Fifth street, Aear
<onth Ninth street, Williamsburg.
WALKING BEAN AND CONNECTING RoDS-SUIT
w able fer steam engine Of 90 hsrs all in perfect
order, for sale q bargain. Apply at o'clock to
JOHN g. MILLER, Is Wator street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

sheep
Cows and calyes...... is Shoats .............. so
The market during the week has been quite firm for
beeyes and prices especially for the better qualities
materially higher than could quote last week. The
range Of the market to-day from to 10 cents
cording TO quality At Browning s-Oered 504 beef cat
tie, so cows and calves and 5s76 sheep and lambs the
market has been quite active Sales Of beeves a. nom
10 10 cents per h. All sold Cows and calves brought
from S. to $50 sheep from 81 rs SO So lambs 81 SO to
- 80. All taken. At CLamberiain's, Hudson River
Bulls Head-350 beef cattle 40 and calves and
42oo sheep and lambs Beef cattle firm, at to cents
lambs, 81 81; calves from Az 81 cents. All sold At
OBrien sOHered 240 bceves; sales at from 81 &c. 40
COWS all sold At from $40 $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

DID EG0 FOR SALE-LEASE, FIXTURES AND
PO.COO. furniture, of nne restaurant and dining
Loom located all street and the ferry in the centre
all business fitted and furnished the best style aud do
ing an extensive business Apply to g. A. ROBINSON, IS
Nassau street, stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

MO 10 UNION SouARE-A HANDSOME SUITE OF
IN apartments the second fosr suitable for sanity
Alrs one " two single retnR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

A GREAT BARGAIN-FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND
"A fixtures Of new store consisting Of toys confectionery
The proprietor being other business
will dispose Of the above for 500 If applied for
At 100 Mulberry street. near Grand,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-30
SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF TIE
J0URNEYMEN STONE CUTTERS

r{IiE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS have
J. the honor to announce to heir friends aud the
public generally that their S ECOND AN Al
BALL will be given at Jackson Hall. on MOND tY,
December 9TH 1858.
No pains or expense will be spared to make this
The bal Of the season. The programme will consist
of choice selection of the most popular dances and
Pop goes the Weasel" will be introduced for the
first time in this city.
The ball will open by the hand playing the "S:one
Cutte.s' Grand March," gotten up for the OCCASION
Commitee Of arrangements.
Joseph NJ Kelly, John Essex,
William Wallach, William J Cosgrave,
Chas EdnondS, John McElroy,
Daniel OBr:en, benjamin Wright,
William Dougherty, Patrick Boyle,
Neil MeCachnie, Andrew J KlerIine,
William Milligan, Andrew Balm.
John Doushan, Michael Murphy,
James Guild.
Flor Mondger-Jos. NJ. Kelly.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman
and ladies' to be had at the usual places AMI at the
door on the evening of the ball.
Floor Manager-white rosette.
Reception Committee-blue rosette.
Committee on Refre shments-red reset.es
nov l3-dtb
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TO LADY AMATEURS

JOSEPH H. CARVER, THE NEW ENGLAND
y TEACHER OF CHROMATIC AND PASTEL
PAINTING, would say to the ladies of Washington
and vicinity, that he has ust opened rooms in this
SCHOOL oR DESIGN afFordng pupils an opportunity OF
acqu'rlnga thorough knowledge of DRAWING SKErCH
ING AND PAINTING. If the people of Washington will
manifest an interest in this enterprise, Mr. Carver
will spare no pains or expense to make his Acilemv
what you would have it. permanent useful and a1tss
TIC. Mr. { is now ready toform ella at his rooms
opposite Jackson Hall, Pa. avenue, betwesn 81 and
~ stS where he will be happy to receive calls from
a. M 10 p. m.
Terms and references given at his rooms.
noy26-2W*
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Written Visiting Cards.

I'VE subscriber would respectfully invite The al
i tcntion of Members of Congress, citizen, apc
strangers to his written Visiting Cards, which re-
quire close examination to bs distinguished from
engraving.
COPYING.
Manuscripts, Deeds, or other instruments of Wri
ting copied in the most satisfactory manner at rea
sonabie prices.
Plain and Ornamental Writing, Bookkeeping, and
Photography taught at his room, No. g. Washing
ton Place, 9TH street. Dear Odd Fellows Hall. Let
ters business through the Post Office promptly at
tended to- WM. A. RICHARDSON.
n. B.-A first rate Office Desk for sale. VI. A. r.
roy 12--2w
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NEW HAIR DRESSING ESTABLISHING MT
(WILLARD'S HOTEL.

" IIOI
I III. GIBBS respectfully announces to his frieI d.
- and the public that he has opened "A room in
the above Hotel, which for comfort and elegance he
believes is unsurpassed in the City of Washington
The Shaving and Hair Cutting arrangements will
be found complete in every respect He has pri-
vatc room for hair dyeing, fitting wigs, taking
measures, &c.
Wigs, Scalps. and Toupees constantly on hand and
Of quality and style quite unsqualed.
An assortment of Perfumeries and Toilet articles
from the best French and English houses, together
with Il select stock of 6entlemcn's Furni, hing
Goods. His judgment in the selection especially of
Razors, Strops Combs, Brushes, &c, is too wei
known 20 need comment
The patronage Ct the public is respectfully sole
tied.
Entrance on Pennsylvania avenue next to OWENS
New Building, and from the hotel.
nov
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The Effect In London Of the Turkish War


To the Editor Of the Nem York Herald.
The money market here is compare
lively easy, establishing the fact that the
fear of war causes more stringent money
market than actual war. True, none of
the great Western Powers are as yet in
volved, nor is it likely they will be before
Spring. You will see by Nesselrode' S
late despatch, that Russia will do every
thing in her power to contine the war to
the narrow limits of the provinces. Yet
you must not come to the conclusion that
Russia can entirely control the action of
Europe. For | know that the Porte has
asked France and England to guarantee
the neutrality of Austria, alleging that it
takes a larger force to guard the rear OF
Omar Pacha's army from sudden attack
of the Austrian army of observation, as it
would require to march to the heart of
Hungary. | also know that unless Aus
tria withdraws her forces, or that Eng
land and France shall guarantee her neu-
tralitv, that the Porto had advised her
that he will declare war against her, and
! that she cannot be regarded as neutral
while she has large army On his from
tier, which requires an equally strong
force to watch.
We have advices that Kossuth's agent
was openly received at ConstantinOple,
and that the Porte made no secret of the
fact, that unless Austria withdrew her
armies from his frontier, or that England
and France shall accede to his demand
for a guarantee of the neutrality of Aus
tria, that kossuth will be invited to Con-
stantinoplc and placed at the head of a
strong division to march on Hungary.
Captain Porter, of the Golden Age,
and Mr.. Howard, the agent and owner,
are now in London, and | understand
that they have offers which will probab-
ly result in their going to Constantinople.
Very respectfully,
n