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VIRGNIA-At Rules held the clerks ofcc or the Cir
Quit Court orohio county, the month April 1853
~ Thomas Hughs ! =
f S,,,l,o, Ac,

action OF sumpsit S6o the least and
interest," for goods sold vcred in which sui mn at
tachment was issued and retlrEed served.
Affidavit having been made that the defendants Sankey
o. Johm oorehead who were partners under firm ma me
oil e Sa! key dS Co., not inhabitants Common
wealth OF yirglnla-on motion OF the plaintiff by his
attorney is ordered, that they do appear within
one mouth alter due publication OF this order and do what
and that copy said order be thwith Inserted in some
newspaper published in the city OF Wheeling for four sue
weeks and posted at the front door OF the court
house oil Ohio county on the first day OF the county
copy-7Teste: ALoNzo LoRING, cpk.
=: ! oaiaMel!:l = 49, tapr 81
VlRG1NlA-t Rules held in tho cIeriI's oice OF The
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-28

HALF GROSS Bazin's Concine soaP-the Hs s.; !.
IL for whitening the skin aad healing chaPPIay ~
Just received by CIeb5l T. h. LoGANNeS
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IIaIf Pipes Rochelle Brandy;
To Country Merchants.

MI r. S. S. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm. oil
VA McClallen, Knox Co, the remaining partners la We
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox, (brother or s.
s. Knox so long and avoraby known in the tranp nubIr
assuming the style OF McClalens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers Chu
have long and literally sustained them)
ers in Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arrv
ing from tho 10th to the last OF September
Having been selected care and bought
Tor cash, they atter themselves their Fall Stock
Boots and Shoes they hold inducements in quality
and prices superior TO any offered market To
Country Merchants their would pleas
ed to exhibit their STOCK and post them inprices fen
challengnga comparison with the OF Baltimore ana
philadelphia. ISepSl Nicola & KNOX
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Dissolution.

THE partnership between the subscribers sfss :. J
firm OF S. c.. Baker E Co. is This day dissolved y ~
consent The business OF the late firm viii Dc e-''
by L. P. Woods at their Office on Water stIefS,
Jan. 81. 1853 l.. P. W00g2l-
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GLUE. Lacker, Whiting and Sweet Oil, on h,ldrl!
VI sale by J. h. VOWEL
Icb2S q Tr1GTSt
100 Doz Gentlemen's fine MOleskinSE RIs!i
1OO one dollar and upwards, for saleat
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II n n

T. r. t.
pLACK AND GREEN TEAS. Of s,,,,,.
ID medium grades, just received and foE az
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En Chnnccr'

VIRGlNIA-At Rules held in Clerks Office for the Cir.
cult Court OF Ohio County, for the month April 1855
Moses e. Good, administrator de boDis with will
annexed OF Alexander Caldwell, Observation-Disclosures
ApainS
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VlRG1NlA.-At Rules held in tho clerks office OF The
Circuit Court OF OHIO county in the month April 1853
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-28

Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
Apotheca.
d 1CHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock nnI
fixtures o6the establishment occupied by r. A. Brent
nger Centre Wheeling, and by additions his stock is
prepared 10 Furnish city and country customers with the
purGst and best Drugs, Medicines Oils Paints Dye Stur
on the most reasonS bic terms.
Prescription Department. =...s.a
ne VIII attend proptlyto the filling prescriptions
which will be carefully compounded a all hours,
Periuneries, imported havana cigars, vcriety of
fancy articles on hand. Cjanit
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DIR. DYES RELIEF
f0r Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis and
-. Incipient Consumption.
kINIFTEEN years in the use of this SYRUP In
- private practice for the various affections of tho
lohcha and Lungs is deemed sufficient recommendation
IN presenting it to the afflicted. TO trial Of its eff
There Is nothing in this Syrup will there
can be no danger III giving Ito the youngest child or In lis
use IN any quantity under any circumstances 1t is pleas
ant mild and effectual. f
Price 90 cts per bottle. saF-e
Prepared by Dr. J. S. DYE, Hartford, Con- r.-
For sale by KELLS & CALDWELL,
Sal.
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CITY TRADE.
8EAT 5CUREFOR DYSPEPSIA

HE Tue D.gestire FEu-
IL id, Gastric Juice, PIE.
pared from ReInet, or the
Fourth Stomach of tho Ok,
alter the directions OF Ba-
ron Liebig, the great Physi-
illogical Chemist, by J. S.
HouuHToS, NJ. D., Phila-
delphia. Pa.
This is NATURES OWN
REMEDY for an unhealthy
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.

SEw YORK, Jan. s, 1851
Messrs. SASDs.-Gene:nen-l have great peasuI c in
acknowledging you the grca: have received
rom the use of your Sarsapara. subject of puImO
nary disease | made voyage Europe, but while there
continued to be afflicted. weeks after my RETURN
was seized with violent hemOrrlaEc lungs and
from the debility and great prostitution strength that
followed with the protratted difficulty respiration
entirely relieved by the your Sarsaparilla which
consider most important and truly Liscover
i'll the healing art. feel that fourteen years
enjoyed So good health ptesent.
tsrnicIiIIv vn,rs
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Fresh Oysters,
d ECElVED daily at CONGRESS HALL No % #,
LII Dorsey's Lottery Office, by
sept14-tE. POTHACKTP& LIITy:i
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Clover and Timothy seed
III BUSHELS CLOVER SEED; 'eeu'
~ 80 do Timothy do
F E6I Saie by JOHN r; MORROW,
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Read ThislI

WATTS Nervous Antidote and Physical Restur-
w The medical wonder 1.-THE asel This nediGs
guaranteed to cure NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM Z
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, CRAMPS, DFS PEPI
GOVT, DC, dc. 80 80
Prepared by DIR. TALBOT WATTS, New YoJt
Just received and for sale by
JB. VOWEL
al
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y.
rules held the clerks Office
cult court OF OHIO county, the month ArriI 1853
Charles James Fox and Francis ID Fox executors tho
last will and testament or Josiah Fox, deceased-eompu
ami
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For Gentlemen and Ladies.
UST received al the Music Store 1899 Main street
large assortment of Piano and Guitar Music; also
no. best Roman, and Italian Violin and Guitar StrE1S;
no. German; no. French hest !,
Sert1 FICKIRSoN
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on DoZ Koss1t6 halls, wool and fdri . I1 "a ~
arc '''' ''"'1' -'' oa'O "tO'' DHARPhHN
fGaz cnnyl
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Affidavit having been made that the defendants except
Francis LAWSON Cecilia Jane LAWSON Jos Sprggs Cecilia
Spriggs and VIM. s. Wckham not inhabitants OF the
commonwealth OF hirgiIa-on motion OF the plaintiffs
their attorneys tits ordered that they do appear with
IN month after due publication this order what
may be necessary to protect their interests in this suit
and that copy OF said Ordei be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in City Wheeling four
successive weeks, and posted at the front the
codt house of Ohio county the first day OF the
county court
e y copy-Testc ALONZO LORING, Clk- .
Fly 4 Panll.l [Apr. 9. !
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MAY be eonlertiay consulted at his Lock ntirnmry,
L No. 81 South Gay SIT, between Lombard and Second
ss opposite the Exchange buildings, ana City Post OF
nee, baltimore, Md This Medical Institute, esta bished
over fifteen yearsin this cityby regular Physicians
refuge o Quackery is wdelycelebrated for speedy
elective cures OF various classes diseases, b.. especially
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Gazette copy " 81 uaio1.: :
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spelled correctly the bottles and labels they NAV
be imposed on by medicines made in imitation of them by
person bearing asomewhat similar name, well cacua
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-23
Two Men Drowned. -Periious Situation.

III ffAIp. 'niN ~
\ boat IN which were three men asleep.
rot adri.t last night, and iloated into the cur
rent. where II was upset. Two II ihc men
were carried Immediately over the Falls Al
Niagara, aud dashed IL pieces on the rocks
below OF them wd- named Andrew
llannaman the third named Joseph Able.
caught at Il stump IN hi pa>>a-s. ami rlun.
TO it, where he wis 'li>,ovrrei almost un ll;,.
brink Of the Falls. Several boat, have beer
launched. III order TO rescue him, but ih,v
were swanII~d the moment the tomhnt the
rapids. \ HE beat has been sent Tor, and
hopes are entertained that ht wlii bc rrscu-
ct. Thousands on citizens arr on th,, banks
IN iull view on the unfortunate man. hut at
present without Mv,.n> In relieve HIM 4
party on tine brii.r, however. hi,c Just s,l,-
cecded III floating boat with provision to-
him.
~ uni d.>pofcb. nom The man Is >tlll
IN the rapId>. The Iiic-b"at sent from BUT
ta!o has .lust been launched, but proved tn
light, and Wis >wam,"i imm,.,larrl, and
went over the rapids. The mam Is evidently
dropping. and his situation grows more crit
cal every moment
Ihn'i de y'0trb-- The man went over the
Falls at six O'clock this evening. HI. was
swept from raft which waS foatrd In HIM.
when he attempted To SWIM Ia a small island.
tut was eventually swept over the rapids.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-23
Murder at the State Prison.

IL Ii" EIito> = Il, Io>',,t Nid< i Here
with hand YOU an account OF fatal TRAGEDY
which occurred ut the Massachusetts STATE
Prison this morning. y the cunyictS were
marching out at about : o'clock. one of them.
James Wilson. suddenly attacked fellow
convict named William Adams, and stabbed
HIM IN the neck, sevrring the iu.uIar Vein.
from which he died immediately. Ii seems
to have been a prcmciitatcl attack a. Vii
son had provided himself with case knife.
which he had >harrcncd tor the occa>ion.-
Ait"r giving the fatal blow he threw the knife
over the wall. Wilson has been here four
wears, his time was out and he was to have
been discharged this mornIng. No cau,r !,
known for the attack aud there was perfect
quiet and order IN the division at the time ;
not word was spoken before the fatal blow
Information has been Ird"cd with the coro-
ncr and the District Attorney lor Mid,ilrs,x.
ara an inquest will he hn!,ln Immediately
Respectfully,
= NlllIMORE. in. Warden
MASS. SrA1E PRI>oN. july H.. 1913.
We learn that Adams was mulatto. and
native OF Macon, TIA; was convicted at Cam
bridge for arson, and sentenced to . wear, in
the State Prison, which he entered Feb. -
1879, lie was then a second conner to the
instltutlon,though only p wears of age. VII
son is an Englishman about ). wears nt are
The parties had for some time been Oh very
bad terms with each other. and, as We learn,
recently had a desperate fight in the Prison
yard. for which both were severely punished
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-23
J. ROM MEXICO.

BALTIMORE, july Is.
New-OrleaDs papers of Tuesday last are
received; they contain dates from the city of
Mexico 10 the 18th, and Vera Cruz to the Sth
INST, brought 10y the steamer Texas from the
latter place. Cholera continued to rare at
Vera Cruz, and was on the increase. The
black vomlt was also maxim. terrific ravages.
and had frightened the physicians. who were
unable to save more than ten out OF one hun
dred patients. Cholera was also very severe
at Jalapa.
A decree regulating the organization OF
the Government Council. to be composed OF
Il persons, had been published Santa An
ma had taken up his residence at Tacubava.
and established telegraphic communication
with the capital
Concerning the difficulties between Mexi-
co and the United States, the Trait d'I mon
SAYS III war Is imminent in Europe, we
think 1t may be considered equally 50, under
some circumstances, between :hc United
States and Mexico. The violent language Of
the official journal at Washington bodcs moth
!ng good
lHE CHOLERA IN trRA.-.Np. I1ri. J.-
~ ia letter from Havana, dated July II.
saws The cholera is still CARVING away
hundreds Of slaves: It's rayagcs have been
more liercc on the sugar estates of the dis
'Fict OF CarIenas, especially in Benaqui>es,
where nearl y all Of the largest and most flour
i>hlns estates are located. Among the suffer
ers are Don Mariana Hernandez. the lra,hs
on whose estate, din told amour, to over
49, Other estates have Suffered still more
severely
FATAL AcrlDsAi.- Eyu>.< "~... July
l'--CaV', Charles j. RI->,Il Of Louisville.
accidentally fell 'roa' 'hc ,a:e,,.eAr TN, pl-c.,
toia I'D Va Aul,!
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in the most obstinate cases. 1t is harmless
and NAV be tried with safety.
SINGuLAE ACADEMIA cir! at New
bury, fourteen years OLD, recently broke her
arm irving to kill musquto. This extra
ordinary feat was accomplished as follows
The mnsquito aforesaid had been making
h;m.elf"verv familiar on short acquaintance
so much so that her slumbers were ANYTHING
but sweet. sound. or refreshing At lcnrth,
being fully awakened TO the necessity of DO
ing somethin. to relieve herself from the an
noyance, she made desperate grasp IN the
dark at her little tormentor, and benz very
near the edge of the bed, the sudden move
ment destroyed her balance, and she fell up-
on the floor, brcaking her arm in two places.
Whether the bIoodthir>ty cause of this mis-
fortune suffered any damage in the encounter,
remains vcxatiously uncertain.
S>ow ARCH ON Mourn WAsHrx,roN.
A party Of travellers Just arrived from the
mountains. report that on the 18th inst. in
ascending the summit of Mount Washington.
by a new route, they passed under or through
a natural archwav OF snow. twenty feet hyh,
one hundred and sixty feet long-thc crust
above their head forty tcetin thickness
This awhway was worn by the stream
known as CRYSTAL Falls, which dcscends to-
wards the east through chaSm, or zap. whose
walls are Se.cn hundred feet on each side
They express the belief tina, this natural arch
way OF pure snow will remain in It's present
state during the summer. The surface OF this
mass OF snow extends over several acres. and
has no signs OF ice or crystalization.-P Port
idHd -idrcriSer.
SINGrLAE CoINcIpFNCE-Thc Placer
California; Herald gives an a .count of a
marriage, in that State. under the following
singular circumstances
~ marriage took place on the night of
the 18th ult., at the Nevada IIotel-a lady
not unknown to the California public to a
gentleman from Kentucky. now "a citizen in
this State. he being the .htM upon whom she
had conferred lIymrnial honors. and the
hHd whose heads are Vet above the sod. Bv
a strange confederation of circumstances. her
last two husbands, between whom and her
self all marital duties had ceased to exist hv
w. ILL T ;''''u' II II Wv "'s".I' law "'i P"t W
;,,,,,,,,, -, ,I', g.. .I ~, ~ ,'',.'' '''''-
'o, 'l naI " Wv "U' .' ','''I FORMER '"n
>!"'" r'" ''>'t' "hI'r 'te same F"" with
,'.',',.'>,> ''"' a." ''' .neH ''n oo''' III
''' ,''', ~. "''''''' I" ','t S''i'' lazy
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ScrOfula and other Chronic Diseases

IN" f'l."Wli'" - iah"r from Il woik Ili,.i-i. lv
ID, \. l'icr. VI. 10. "i New Haven. Conn:
III E"c + Rose ha~ been r.-,.i hv Prot FL I've
-; Nrw Haven. i"T Il"u, thirty y,.> aIir..:i,r t.
this r"ri"i. SAYS nr. Tv'.r h.v, NO. ;nll..aiial
ct IL ii>c III regular 'c,,e how "r ~ lu Pri Ike,
hi-t obtained H. c .i',.'> 1T InW l,,,l,,f H.
prescribed il c:t>,.- - >rTr,tilla and always IN
i"rn~ 81 !cr"c'"n- II J. now somewhat common
article IA domestic practice, i"r il. cure ,i >Iniu
Ia a!id Cu'ane"u~ ,i:>,a>,-> Wilirayx scotch h..r
anl>t o no;"r';y, wii" -''ci, ia Am,lr:, about
IL AMI ID learned H.. ;rt.li,,, IN Cili:.,i
ami Used Il Tor intoxicating Bath. in h. ,->,l li>hnrt
IN En-7nG. which, became celebrated i.r the. eur,
II >r!'iU.a AMI "iirr Chronic Disease Ih, Rock
Hose possesses The bower .f resolving ScrrIuil-
tun"r>. AID u..c 81 h lir>t ad most Obvious effects
81 til!> !vl.c.r, l. AZ improved al;'c;,, and -,.>
ton. M
For sale Iy J., {. Bingham. -, IoiIn>bury, ..u
dealers IN medicine everywhere.
BRIGHTON MAEKEr. July H.
~ market son beef cattle no stores pair,
working oxen. 30 COWS ana calves ou"V sheep and
lambs, 81 swine
Prices. Beet Cat;lr-Extr;, $: IL grsalit, - +;
81 quality. 'a' 81 10. %. ord. sat.
Working bNc.I->:,., lupal35.
Cows ami calves 81 2>ali
Sheep ANA Lambs -. Eai: extra - to-.
S"ne-' i. sinai ~ e.
CAMBRIDGE CAIILE MAEKEr Jul, -
A. market lo.a c...ilc->ou i,,.,, - am. $50 >frs
consisting 81 W"rAn- Oxen. cows and c;ly,.> :.
and ) yr..r> odd
PA, Is ark,r-!->,--, i,,,.r :. /: ,u,l.:,
~ }nalj,E d...; $Eq'aai y s. ordinary ...,'!,
iiEir-->l 40
Ir..-- 81
Ca,i >ki'.~-Ilr. prr b.
Nc... Awe =. al.
Store N..-...f.. oN,.:.->r-,aI,,.
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Il III e Al f DON N.

detailed account OF the disastrous rout OF the
Russians by the mountaineerS Of the Cauca-
>us. One of them reads As follows:
"Drders having been given Lieutenant
General Wrrv-kv to attack Schamvl in his
capital of ArgiIle, the Circassans saw them
selves closely invested on the 18th OF April
10y 10000 Russians, and 81 ticld-peceS-
Partial attacks were made by the latter on
different points but Schamyl pruden,ly a
voiding general battle. manuuvred 70 get
the Russians III such a position As to close up
their retreat and prevent their advance, and
succeeded completely. He then attacked
them on all sides, and routed them with great
havoc. % guns and an Immense quantity Of
provisions tallin. into his hands. Five bat
taions of Poles and irregular troops went over
to the Circa,,i;.ns on that OCCASION and Scham-
VI subsequently issued a pruclamptnn, ne
claring that Russian ,!c>crtcrs are hcnccior-
ward to receive his protection"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-23
BARTON HIGH SCHOOL.

fItiiE ALL TERM criln, iic,,- n re- g, 500
l :. ard c,.;.tilu.> ,'..v,n w-r,>
HUTTON and Ru tEII - r>G
kEtEhEXtE>. .t,ui t,nni,'r :, IL; lrsf- TAI
R's>- !. GH tHAN. Ff.i-iIn'
Iuiv. r>.,. -aIw5 ~
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VERMONT NEWS.


~ ,,,r .,IIino Iiuuor ron,rar, to the pro
''' "l,.,l, new law, and fined a, follows
>,,,,r1 500 and = costs Henry
S,,oo,l s1i co,ts and n,.rni.
'''' .,nn AMI - costs Eoolo
l""'''
W,-WNGToN Got ~ ne '''o> nom
,,rd the io'i'"!n2 county tirket on S'tur-
,.y For Senators, ho7i' "h.'.'f' J"''ph
Woody, for judges ~ ">.'T tfh1", Il ."" -
{trr. tor.Iudse OF frona'e' J'Stth F"'a""
states At'2Tu';' y" j." >,|'''I ~, Tor >ntr-
T. jamc> NJ k,haF'i'"n inr ili@h h"'li'i'
Cyrl, Brown. J he names III N'.'r are OH
Is, Frer->"i urA"t also, ARE tneE iocoi''"'
r;rr.->o'icfS or Is there another coaIItIoI,
.yt~rrn the pEo-'.a'o. r"hc FIERCE mel, An"
~ autI--.t'"'FAIr iFtc->oH men wa"
,ao", ~ rF'""'''.
,..oI.I tor Rno,-l- oar., @, bur-
aar, End thieves have been Prowlin@ about
.ht state r'minlt'Ih" appropriations i"f several
n,,,, past Ihel 'oiiii'Irh'rd Operations III
Bennington O." ,"ndertn the INHABITANTS
here tuI mere ".o'2 inc west Hi"e 81 lh'
mountain anu II"''iN crossed over I'M" " InH-
,.lr the 18th inst. they broke into and stole
,..,u. n, house Of john Howe. Esq. of I.ud-
i,n. ,,y,nrv-ti,c dollars. On Thursday night
thy stole three "'''itS-o"e Oh 'hrh Pni''
'A''.'I .' 4 I m % Ai1ngH' IRON :m Inc
sor,r Oh ''t"iIc + Dd|'', III D""oi.|l''''
." ff4'E MN 'I'I' l"oN ''.' icy from 'I'
.'.'r d, ''," 'iT"''. r. i>i', % nc>I,r' ana
f.f.
',a'efFi inc l'dPTi'. w. WI ''"'Gfu'S mn
ihtn ,,' d ''''''''' gnu ON d NOUS,
10 below ! "''', anu Oh ''".,,,i ","h' loon
W'''',M' from 'I' "I,,r' "I VT -'>i!'F ~i''h
Ger '' "'>''i'','''''' W. presume '"'' 'oili'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-23

,r,. James Green. For Asst JUDGES. Dan
T. arpenter, Abel h. Warren. For State,
Attorney. lieman Carpenter. For .Judrc of
PROBATE, orman Dewey. For Sheriff, II. l..
Briggs
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL. OF IHE EUROPA.
HALIFAX. july 9. 1913.
/ ne E"y'l Mail Steamship Europa arrived
at this port at 8 p NJ
GREAT BRITAIN.
y conversation came on in the Lords, be-
tween Lords Erou@ham, GRAY. Clarendon,
Derby and Clanricaric, on a request for
Clanrlcardc 20 postpone his motion for intor-
nation respecting the state Of the Turkish
difficulty. IT was on all hand, agreed that a
discussion of the subject in its present criti-
cal condition. would be injurious. and the
motion was consequently postponed
Lord Clarendon. for the government. SAID
he unfortunately could not say that ncootia-
tons had arrived at that point that would
render discussion comparatively unimportant
but did say that negotiations were uoinr on.
and most earnestly hoped that there minht
h" peaceful solution of the question. Earl
Clarendon further admitted that the Cars
manifesto, dated Pctcrhoif, june % was zen
tinc
Lord PaImcrston explained that the Rus
sian government had been repeatedly applied
to to keep clear the >ulina channel Of the
Danube but had always evaded reply
pamcr>ton himself however. evadel reply
ing 10 the question, whether in the event of
hoStllItIeS with Russia. a force would be sent
to protect the numerous @rain laden British
ships now aground in the Danube.
The London Standard stated that conf
dent rumor Of Earl Aber,lecn's retirement
from the ministry generally prevailed in Lon
don on the 9TH, the ministry being violently,
and about equally divided on the Turkish
question. The I.onIon Morning Herald of
the 9Th added that the disagreement which
amounted toa brrak-up Of the cabinet has
been patched up and things 90 on As usual
owan agreement likely 10 be- blasted al
any moment.
Il, Hobbs in three minutes picked the pre-
mum Io'A Milith had been awarded piI/r
o; ten P"n'"'> from the Society of Arts. w
"H"" 'h' celebrated I"rkSmlth. prr,Idin-.
'I','> opened Il IN presence OF the Norlcty
with needle and ;Fn strip Of steel.
Mrs Stove has zone 10 Geneva. where She
Will i'>''r some time.
FRANCE.
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has rraI riim, ta ,,,"r, -, ' ,r,,,n ,'.',
over the Latin church IN rho r'., =. r,.,;,
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i also im,riSonrl .nr 1irc, ,..ar, .,1I h.r :,
male accumpl;r.S
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Cured at SMYRNA. oyjn,fo thr arrest Of. D,.
casa. am cni>.a,v Of ko>.u,b In r.,,I;,,;o,
am Austrian officer WAS ,.,,s.;,,+.J Thn
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ia issue" '''''l'i'.f"' which alter referring
I" the question IN dispute with Turkey, .oe>
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