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CITY Canncil.

/ rpftr IN IA,
| Committee or Education
memorial t9G 'lr DcEgana relative TO the Collpeto
OF LeYre Dues ~ the Third District asking for the np
pontment nt special Committee was read mud on mo
ton MrsSrs Fraud Snnot and Sewel were appointed or
the Committee
communication from Francis Buulirnv late keansr nj
the Court house asking for the cipcrpy 81 his bonds
was referred to the Finance Committee
memorial relative to the recent saI. he tIe Comntrol
Ter of the privilege of COLLECTING H. ,.,n a., - IN,
| from htdsges was laid over
memorial asking the reconsideration Of tile resolution
referred to the COMMITTEE ~, 80, r'' "'
communication in the French lanSuage aIkinr the
referred to the Committee ON streets NM, ani;r "
petition from Mr. J Gleason asking Tor the appoint.
meat OF special committee Investigate the charg
preferred against him was read and e5mnt,, grc1
ing'y appointed
memorial from certain property holders of the Third
District respecting some vacant lbs was REFERRED ~ III
Committee on Streets aud Landings
peution from George Cronau asking an extension al
TIME 10 complete contract laying banuuettes etc was
rehu anu the prayer OF the petitioner granted
petition trom the butchers and vegetable vendors Of
w ~ hlfys Market, complaining the want of gas
unsre was referred to the Committee Streets and
LanunS'
statement Of the fines collected ia the Recorder r
nee q the second District for the mouth OF June was
referred To the Finance Committee
hroErs o. CoMNIrrE,s-The Finance Committee n.
asatnst the payment of others Alonts1 ~ ~
he same Committee reported !, rtsoutio, f., favor ~,
ccephg 'rtain securities Tor the performance OF con
'fa at AloPttd
lHr committee ON Streets and Landings reported adj
yer,"y to the claim OF widow ormau for money due her
husband Also, disappearing Of the lease OF 1t Autho
ny S4uare to MeSsrs Beauger Go. Also in favor OF
uirence IN several resolutions frnn the Assistant
hoard On motion that portion the report relative 10
~. tainl OF tue widow German committed
tesoiutloh IRON the Assistant Board authorizing the
Surveyor to repair the sidewalks on both sides ii 81
'y Aathet, ana to hang fire alarm ben ia said Mar
Art was coneurred in
an ordinance relative to the paving common alleys
"duptti together with the report Of the committee
also reported IN favor Of concuring IN
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Dr. EitC. Jenller Core,
Ddy 0sid Boarding Syho0i
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

CONDUCTED BY MRS VI D DlMITRY
~ Ile .sses tte Above 'eAqs, N Ne rstsros ,J
nsEt, January
Noqs"-'4a.'sl sJsg.s 1Teffcd a,,tusa.p ut-t ,.
Questionable pIoPraN are Adopted Strict .t.sptot spai'
sac physAl ~elarr as 80 The iraal ovs.. ,-,
larnt1. the p3p.
Tas 'n',sa'Dn 1srss,s advantage, o,ta, o,u ,s-s,-.
lau age
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AENoNfE Is WAsHNeTuy We ert Ey ihe
papers that General Almonte, The n,w iasoy
from Mexico, hiss arrived in Washington MS
Intimate acquaintance with our laneuacc. o,,.
people, and their institutions cannot fail t.
make him most suitable and successful ncgo
eator IN the present crisis Of our diplomacy
WI" ms country. The fact that Santa Anna
5 ,g. Almonte as his representative 10 he
.i n,.eu States satisfies us that he Is perfectly
willing 70 maintain peace
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IL iietthl Society, Of Boston nayc voted Ia
eeleofate the first Of August, IN, ann;,.ersa,y of
Haven, ia the year 1920 'i"'" ''H'
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"IfapRNw>. The Mobile Ecf;'terol Wrin,s-
day aays that Richard " Walker, tie viii.
nominee lor the t'oyernorshp Of Alabama, has
nne4niYoealiy withdrawn from the canvas,
The feeble state Of his health preventing him
from canya>sing the State is Inc rcasan ms
signed
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Sesrru 4. Taylor,
~. 10 EOTAL. -FRFE p
IMPORTER or
WINES, LIQUORS, CURDIALS. etc. etc
GREAT BARGAINS. n PHILLIPS

: REAT BARGAINS $ PHILLIPS. If
- lit lottr ','tOklEIi, Nay,.'y. ,-,lrt
ii'1 915 ret Jis-r E,.ls4saa ,tra.
iAf-e aud N4Il assorted stock 1. '''''"t
FANIf MD STAPLE DRY GOODS At Lasr
.t a.tg9 p ne laIys particularly si.a a. tf,y.
- 'e'I ~ BARNES oeHp railg Lse Ir4t-4a
+. y and cogfs varying ron H. O. a. rs
lhN" tlra thoHsIuHJ yHrIs d tls JAIDNETs
esp q pgf ,HTt and upv-ris ''' as '..'' ed We
sN,lgu lrty thoasaniJ FAff. PRINTS
pa lsr4s ana a-'arz. - 'A ''s''' '.o-.'' t=aH ii.
yA-i. '''L - - NJ 81 il.t ~
~ plsrss #lp-rtua SILK DANiASRs tsr .u,.,,
l.p -ItrAHla LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS
~ Ft'eA BLACK SILK trssaes ID cents 1,,+
y tnH' s4sd SILK DRESSES lfoir $50 H. s. Y 'h
" ~ - ''o 1'Hs f2a 10 mention ia aIs,sgi1-rf
GENTLEMEN TAKE NOTICE
J1stfsrrtg"d lrr,rt trau ~
Wv rItrs tH~ sfHruitpreI SHIRTS from pa 10 tIs.t
laTft .7snrlHnn plain LIa,ES SHIRTS trt MI -
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= GsntIcmemt's Fsgls,
E0ts, GMps. etG ,

49, At WHOLESALE
- pue7undrsd HATS, souprisry y,sssr.5., 80
SILK oR, CASHMERE, MEXICAN WOOL STRAW pAI,iIt.s
aadCAMPEA-IIf HATS, ior.slety : a. M -
Tvs SPogr . ,, 80,
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

~ We authorized 10 announce VIM. o.
YOUNG as candidate for re election 10 the Office OF
suing August election
- 1t will be perceived, BY reference to the proper
place in our columns, that William o. Young ESQ., Is
candidate for reelection 10 the office Of Clerk Of the
County Court Of Rails county. We have had long
personal acquaintance with Mr.. Young, and know him
to be first late aud AN excellent Clerk. II ndi-
vidual merit, and the requisite qualifications
siituts the proper recommendations for esnd date
then Billy o. Young, " can't be beat"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16
A GIRL MURDERED By HER OWN FATHER.

William Robinson and his wife were
both in the habit of getting drunk, when
they would fight each other like dogs, and
then they would be taken up by the police
Several months since they left here, NOV
ing TO Mississippi, near fernando. Since
then they have parated-the wife, divi-
ding some negroes among her children, who
were to remain with their father. A few
weeks since Robinson sold negro belong
ing to his eldest daughter, girl of some
fourteen or fifteen years of age, TO which
she objected, and by some means the old
man was arrested and put in Jail at Her.
nando. During the past week he had been
liberated from custody, and allowed to re.
turn to his children.
On Wednesday last he again sold his
daughters negro, and the purchaser came
to take his property away, when she still
refused 10 give the negro up. In fit oI
anger he took his gun and fired at her,
lodging the contents in her body, inflictng
moral wound. The girl lived in great
bodily pain and suffering until the next
morning, when she was relieved from hel
misery By tie hand Of DEATH Memphi:
Whig.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

II5-Rev John l.. Waller, of Louisville, Ken
,cky, an eminent minister of the Baptist church,
! been in this place during the past few days,
ed delivered a number of discoHrses on the
ibiect of a revision Of the present version of
, English Scriptures. His lectures were
III attended, and he failed not TO convince
my of the necessity of a revision, while others
no heard him are much opposed to the scheme.
e is decidedly strong man, and gave many
pwerful arguments in favor Of revision. We
ave not learned what success attended his eff
,rts here in the way of obtaining material aid
} the enterprise, but have reason to believe the
mount raised to be quite li5eral.-Paris Mer.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16


w. A. Linn, has been appointed Survey
or Of Customs at St. Louis.
The following cOnundrum won prize of
a silver cup on Tuesday night at La Belle
Oceana's benft in ST. Louis.
Wy does La Belle Oceapa represent the
Agriculturist, tho Manufacturer, the Mer-
chant, the Artist, and the Politician
Because she cultivatss hops, raises and
spins her toU (toe,) .foots her figures, and
strikes balance nightly, paints beautiful
face, and can drdw good houses, and t,oists
and turns to get portion of the Peoples
money.
A mad dog was killed in st. Louis day
before yesterday. The tendency to Hydro
phebia in the northern and central parts OF
Illinois, seems to have run that disease into
an epidemic.
Yesterday dog took flying leap TO the
pavement from the third story of Marien-
thai 81 Blocks clothing store. His dog
ship had gone out on the strip Of wood sup.
porting the sign, when, finding himself in a
dilemma in reference to the means OF get
ting back again, he formed the bold tesolu-
ton of jumping down. He alighted with
out injury and ran off ct full speed.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16
Gone Away without Paying the Printer !!

We have long since intended to give no
tice to those of our delinquent subscribers
who, appears to US, have left for parts un-
known, Intentionally forgetting, TO pay what
they honestly owe US. We will, hereafter,
in every instance, where one leaves us, to
mourn over labor lost, give him the benefit
of our columns, gratis, and thereby notify
all other Printers that he has swindIed US,
and without they watch him closely lie will
swindle them. We have received letters
from Postmasters, time after time, notify
ing us that our paper is not taken out of
the office by Mr.. ---, "he left this neigh
borhood some time ago don't know where
he has gone to; you had better stop it,"
We cannot, nor will not tolerate it any
longer, without some little revenge, at the
same time believing we are doing an act OF
justice TO the "ScampS" and kindness to the
public So look out all ye that would slip
off without paying your subscr ptions
Justly due, for the Weston Reporter. This
notice has been drawn from US by the re.
cent departure Of young man from this
city, for California, by the name of THE.
ODORE PURDOM, aged about D years
dark complexion. weighs about l6O. lie
owes US four dollars. If the rascal shall
upon the receipt of this notice, send IL
the money, we will send him an apology
IL Weston Reporter.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

PAoIrIo Exp pEDITIox. The expedition under
Commander Ringgold, U. S. Navy, for the ex-
ploration and survey of the China and Japan
Seas, North Pacific Ocean, sailed from Norfolk
en- the 30lh ult. for its destination. II is sup.
posed that the expedition will proceed with de-
spatch TO the East Indies, via Cape Of Good Hope
touching at the Cape dc Verde Isles for water
and rendezvOuz at Batavia, preparatory to care.
full reconnaissance of portions of the lower part
Of the Chinese Seas. This (says the UniOn) is
an important enterprise-one worthy of the gov
erRment, and from which valuable results may
be anticipated. Expeditions of this kind suit
the taste and genius of our people, and form good
schools for young officers.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16
HANNIBAL, MO, THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE l6 1853

The young Prince of Wales was lately fog
ged by play mate, young nObeman. The
Queen ascertaining that her son deserved the
thrashing, expressed her satisfaction at the les
son he had learned.
In ST. Louis, last Tuesday a man named
John Ryan, was killed, by one of the sides
OF sewer in which he was working, caving
in and crushing him.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

OTWe are requested to state, that owing
TO the severe illness Of Mr., Gore, Grew. DIR.
HopsOn's assistant in the male department.
of Christian Seminary) that department of
the school has been discontinued. The fe-
male department will be conducted as
heretofore Palmyra Wing.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

FALL OF CArFlsu.-The Norfolk Argus
states that curious Phenomenon attended the
hail storm in that city on Tuesday night
Quantities of catfish, some measuring foot in
length fell in different sections Of the city and
some of the fields were literally strewed with
them. Hundreds were picked up in the mOrn'
ing.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16
Arrival Of the Daniel Wsbstsr.
New Orleans, June

new orleans, june "
The Daniel Webster, connected with the
Sierra Nevada, has arrived, making the trip
from San Francisco in twenty days and a
half;
CaliraTna news is very mengre. The min
ing accounts are favorable.
The Souera Herald records many lucky dis
coveries Of large Jumps. New diggings have
also been discovered at Umpqua river, wher'
the miners have taken Jumps valued az $500
/ 5000.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

The New York Times of Monday says; The
many attractions now in progress all tend 10
beautiry o,H cay. In a few years Broadway
will be an avenue of palaces, and, unlike any
other palaces we know Of, devoted TO the gran
dees OF commerce, rather than of Incidence,
with our streets all laid with the Russ pave
ment, the fronts Of the houses veneered with
marble, and the windows resplendid with plate
glass, the effect will be alike imposing and
graceful,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16
Senator Atohison.

This gentleman is in the field, making his ap-
peal to the people of Missouri, We learn that
he was to address the people at Platte City on
Saturday last; and that on Saturday next he will
speak at Weston. The principal topic Of his
speeches, we are given TO understand, will be
"Nebraska" and "The Road to India" Public
curiosity will be excited TO hear what he has to
say on these heads. i St. Louis Republi-
can.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

Different sounds will travel with different ve-
locity-a call to dinner will run over ten acre
lot in half moment, while summons TO return
to work takes from five to eight minutes, A
morning call to a,lazy person In second story
bed room, will sometimes be an huur in travel
inc the dlstanee2
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

Transportation companies who advertise and
sell tickets in the Atlantic cities for San Fran
CISCO are legally bound ts take passengers
thaough, no matter what accident may occur. A
ssenger recently in the Vanderbilt line who
oroas detained at San Juan for three months, be-
anmse Of the destruction Of the connection steam
on the Pacific side, has recovered in the New
,,,ork courts the sum Of S772 as damage for de-
ntion.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16
Bosxrrs. From the Home Journal we take

BogNErs. From the Home Journal we take
something for the head-ifcation OF the ladies':
Bonnets without fronts we are used TO; bu,
the last Partisan novelty is bonnet without a
crown! "These bonnets," says Paris letter,
"hsve three great qualities-light as feather,
transparent as gauze, and hanging on the head
like Neapolitan plateau. This bonnet is an as
semblsge Of flowers, rbbons and lace; point Of
tailetas, richly embroidered, serves as a support
TO deep black lace, embroidered in large dots
with straw, which shades the knot of plated
hair which falls on the rape Of the neck. We
have said bonnets without crowns;' are we sure
they have any front2 We can scarcely say; if
the narrow black lace which edges it, and play.
fully falls on the forehead and gracefully encr.
cles the face, is the only front-we certainly
dare not give this co,feure the name of bonnet.
On each side, punches of flowers, as well as the
broad strings, complete the harmony. The de-
signs are embroidered TO match the plateau
This bonnet requires particular attention in the
dressing of the hair. The summit Of the head
must be left free, and the hair arranged quite
low. These bonnets are destined 10 create a
sensation in the fashionable world; but only the
very pretty and the very young dare adopt this
novelty"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

PocKEr Book Losr.-Mr. NJ. Sizer yes
terday lost pocket book containing ST.
075, principally in notes on Illinois banks.
There was one package containing $500
Illinois money, and one containing SA75
in Illinois and Eastern notes. There was
about $l00 on various banks loose.---[St.
Louis Intelligencer.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

ScIssoRs.--The New York Day Book under.
stands upon reliable authority that the editorial
fraternity Of the Eastern States are about erect
ing a monument at Skowhegan, in memory ol
the invention Of scissors. 1t is to be 100 feet
in height same size at the summit as at the basei
on one side base relief figure will be placed
emblematic of an-editor's life, surrounded by q
wreath Of horse pistols, bowie knives, wasl
bills, and complimentary theatre tickets. Al
the feet Of the figure will be representation O
scissors conquering talent under difficulties
the whole encircled by allegorical designs upor
tailors, printers, and the public generally.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

On last Wednesday, says the indianapolis
Sentinel, an old man, one of the inmates Of the
county poor house, while engaged in scuffle
with Henry Hoagland, an idotic pauper, was
bitten by him on the little finger of the left hand.
The wound was but slight, but inflammation
commenced and the man became dehrious, and
died on Sunday moring, evidently from the poi
son communicated to his system by the bite on
his finger. This is a most singular case.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

The human voice has been heard acress
the Straits of Gibraltar, distance of more
than lO miles. This only happens in pecu-
liar states of the weather. The sound Of
a military band has been heard at dis.
tance Of 10 miles On a clear frosty morn
ing.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE IN
SoUTH CARoLINA.-C Charleston, May 81
The night express train on the South Caro-
lima Railroad got off the track on Monday,
! ifilty-fve miles from this city, in consequence
of bar Of flange iron heing maiciously
placed on the rails. Isaac Winters, oI
Penn, the engineer, and Samuel Willis
fireman, were killed; w. r. Smead, fire.
man, dangerously Scalded and his life i:
despaired Of. -Four freight cars were
smashed.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

The dyers have struck for higher wages; they
say that at the present rates il is quite impossi.
BILE for man who dyes 10 live.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

D We are authorized to announce Mr.
THOS. E. HATCHER, as candidate 70,
reelection TO the office Of CLERK OF THE
County CoURT, OF Marion County. wtd
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

Wepnderstand that on Tuesday last the edl-
tors Of the Quincy Wing and Herald came in
cOlIision. The latter fred two pistol shots--ihe
former defending himself with chair. 1t was
said sha. the editor of the Wing was slightly
wounded.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

UP We are authorized to announce Mr..
ITHOS. l.. THOMPSON, as a candidate
for reelection 10 the office of CLERK or
rnh CIRCUIT CoUKr, for Marion County.
Mife
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1853.

Ms. ]. o. Berry has received his appoint
ment as Postmaster, of the City Of Hannibal,
in the place Of Mr.. A.. o. Nash,-removed.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

0FWe are authorized to announce
Capt. S. A. BOWEN, as a candidate for
Clerk of the Court OF COMMON PLkAs
Election next August. wld
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

The Hannibal Court of Common Pleas was
opened yesterday by Hon. John B. Helm, who
was elected Judge on the 28th ult
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

HrALTHY.-In the town of Millbury, Conn,
with population of 760 not death has occur
ed for the last seven months.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

Ex-President Tyler is said to be suffering
from dyspepsia and symptoms of consump-
ton, and will not probably long survive.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

A single lump of gold has been found in
the Australia diggings weighing l34 pounds
pure gold, worth $2S,0O0.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

nP We are authorized TO Announce
CHARLES ID. BOURNE, as a candidate
Tor the office of CLERK OF TRE HANNIBAL
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS, at the next Au-
gust election. 1ita
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

When is wolf prowling around sheep fold
like leader OF one Of our political partiess-
Because it is BrNT-oS destroying LAMR.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AUMINIS IhAIONo NOIICE-
NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned ad-
~ ministraior has obtained from the Clerk OF the
Rails County Csur in vacation letters Of AdminisiFa.
ton, upon t6e estate OF pABNEY JONES, deceased,
bearing date May l7,h, 1883.
An persons having demands against said estate, arc
lreuuired 10 exhibit them Ter allowance, within Que
year from the OF said letters or they may be PIE.
lclnded iom any benefit OF said esiAls, and IL such
claims are not exhibited wtha three years they win
be foseYer barred. TAYLOR JONES, Adm'r
June 9th, 1883 j-(wS)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

THE QurNEsE REBELLtoN.-T intelligence
we receive from China, while it adds but little
to the information recently laid before the read.
ers of this journal, confirms in all respects the
apprchensionS we ventured TO express concern
ing this remarkable rebellion. 1t does not, in
deed, seem to be definitely known that Nankin
had fallen, as was lately reported, into the hands
of the insurgents; but, if this event has not ac-
tually occurred, it is in the highest degree pro-
bable. No doubt exists respecting the progress
of the rebel army, and though many particulars
of this revolution are unfortunately obscure, we
know for certain that the insurgents have ira.
versed the empire from the southwest TO the
northwest; that they have hitherto repulsed the
Royal troops, that they have either captured or
are on the point of capturing Nankin, that they
are menacng Pekin with a similar fate, and that
according to all computable chances, they will
succeed thus far in subverting the Government
of China London Times May II.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

II is said that $50 hhds Of tobacco are
now daily inspected at Richmond, Va.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16
SWITZERLAND.

The diplomatic relations are totally broken of
between England and Austria.
FRANCE.
A report that the Russian forces had entered
Turkey, caused a violent agitation at the
Bourse, and it is rumored that Napoleon assures
the Russian Minister, that, much as he desired
the peace of Europe, he could not hesitate TO
change his policy if Russia forced measures
hostile to France and the East.
HOLLAND.
At Rome, the Pope and the JcsuitS are ex-
perimenting on table mOving.
TURKEY.
! The Porte has refused to accept the Russian
ultimatum. Menschik offembarked at Constant
nople on board of a Russian ship Of war, for
Olessa,
The Ambassador of France had ordered the
French fleet TO the Dardanelles, 10 prevent any
attempt of Russia to seize or pass the Straits
but on the Goth the French squandron was still
at Salams.
The British fleet was at Malta on the 10Th
waiting reinforcements from England.
Dispatches 10 the British Admiralty, from
Admiral Dundas, state that MenschikoG re
mained on board steamer, and had given th'
Porte eight days longer 10 reconsider his refu
sal, stating that if he again resisted, he woul'
withdraw.