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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-31
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NOTICE.-The undersigned having formed &c
IN partnership, will practice law under the hrm 81
Law Johnson. oieeis i'm the second story OF Mr.:
Gwathmeys building First street. between MAIN ana
Locust We shall also undertake the purchase and sale
of real estate and of taxes on the same Coz
lection OF claims and all business entrusted tn will
ceye onr nni,e attention. The Office of the Lamasco
orancv a. in tho same place. JOHN LAW,
"e'"'' 10 ~ '''' '" MORRIS S. JOHNSON
Eransrile Mar. o5. IaJ0.-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-31
MEDICAL NOTICE.

hrs. CASSELBERRY d NEGLEY having associated
II themselves togc<her in the practice of Medicine and
Surgery would respectfully to the citizens OF
Evansville and vicinity, that they prepared to attend
to all calls either BY day or night both Of them.
be consulted II their Office, First street. doors
above the Sherwood House, at all times except when pro-
absent. fanl6tf]
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-31
M9NICAT. books.

IT
TUST Received at The Evansville Book Store Nasons
- Practice OF Medicine; Williams Principles of do
1vmor); Williams and Clymer Respiratory Organs;
Williams Human Anatomy; and for sale low BY
novl3 SAMUEL LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-31

900 Fresh |, NOVELS, just received. including
lsso- Arthur's, James, Benefits Buwer's. Snew's.
Buntiine's. Mrs. Cores. Mrs. Grays Miss Pickerings
and many other works, for sale wholesale retail bv
decS2 RATHBONE 81 WHEELER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-31

USE OWES CELEBR ATEO COUGH
CANDY.
TITS certain cure Tor Coughs Colds Hoarseness. Sore
L Throat Phthisc. Whocpirg Cough, Bronehi,N, DE,
Try it, 4: BELL.
Sole AgeRt for Evans Vile.
Also sold ALLEN c HAILOCK,
w NJ. WOOLSEY,
mh1a " KELLER * FARNSLEY-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-31
MEDICAL, ROOKS.

EIdEICH ID BJOko'
4 UST received at thu Evansville Book store: Law
- the Eye; RoyIe's Matcria Medica: Woods
Practice; Furgusons Surgery: Dungleson's therapeutics
aud Matera Medica; Wood d Bache; Pancosi's Wistar
U. :. Dispensatory; for sale by
dec1 SAMUEL LISTER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-31

IFRead the following, and see if this medicine is
worth trial. This patient had become very feeble and
the effect of the medicine Enthusiastically DISTINCT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-31

NEW MACKEREL.-s5 packages, assorted mum.
bers in whole and half bbs and kits just received
and for salc 10y s. L, GILBERT Il CO.,
hoV2s Sycamore Water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05
PRICE TWO CENTS.

Of hsses) The South mu It abolish slavery or stand
alone; the Union must be q 'ssoved. or slavery mus
The fair Lucy was now as. aiIed with such toa.
the platform.
The PRESIDENT introduced M. E. D. CULvaR,
who came forward amid much conf sion He s.ids
desire to call your attentlon-[criA OF "pus him
out" down with him." and muo c0Nasionl.
Fellow citizens-lmore noise]. If you occupy toe
much OF my five mil utes you will not be able thesr
Mr.. Garrison lGr0ans for Garrison, rem ewed son'
fusion and cries OF Burleigh."l
The PREsIDENT.-You are gentlemen, tFut&.
You will hear Mr.. Culver? [Hisses and CT. r.e6 LV
Burleigh, who came forward |
BURLEIoH-lf any one wishes to hear CHAsaoS
and " down with him. " Let us have Miss Brown W
!" Give US lock OF your hair."l
CuLvER-I am sorry you will not let q wing
speak. (Here the speaker was again interrupted ~
groans. misses, and contemptuous cries)
The scene now became exciting. The peopla
called for Greeley" Miss Brown" the B luquk
Man. and all sorts Of people. Mr. Culver, though
he had announced himself as tough one, VIA
obliged to retire from the stand and after hurriad
con'ultation with the leaders, the President an
nouDced T. at the meeting was dissolved.
The Lights were then lowered, and the people
quietly dispersed. In another place and on another
day, the riot might have taken serious turn.
and the reasonable fanatics been treated to dose
of Lynch law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05
The Ola Fellows Grand Lodge.

PHILADEIPHIA Sept 4, 1865.
The Odd Fellows Grand Lodge of the United States
will meet in this city to MORROW (Nonday.l A large
number Of delegates already here. The business o
the Grst day will be the election of n. W. Grand Sirs
and it is understood that the Hon. W. F. de Saussurs
u s. Senator from South Carolina, viii be promnsne
and probably successful candidate. A grand ban y
horor Of the Lodge will be given Tuesday evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05
WS BY TELEGRA RAPH .
From Washington City.

From Washington City.
ING-THE FRENCH MISSION.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4-8P.M.
The article in the Boston Post the Koszta aass was
written by Devin Reilly of the writer's in the deunoe
Democratic Reric The views and ideas contained in thu
article were, however, obtained from Attorney General
Cushing. You therefore subst antaly correct h
ascIibipg 1t to the bligadier.
Mr.. Cutting ha, not been thought Of In connection WITH
the mission to France by the administration. The reports
to the contrary humbug ASMODEU3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05
From PhiIndeIDhia.

WEEKLY REPORT or DEATus-MARINE DISASTERS.
PmIApEPHA, September 4, 1853
The official report Of interments in this city, fos e
week ending yesterday, gives 1893.
Tho bark PaeK, which sailed hence the 5th ult foe
Iaguayra arrived at the Breakwater this afternoon
ing put back with the loss Of her foremast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05
A Murderer Hung.

SYRACUSE, Sept. s, 1865.
O'Donohue, the murderer OF Mrs. Kinney and daugh-
ter, executed yesterday at Courtland Ths cul1s
was peDitent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

oo.o-7- o
There ives painful scarcity Of pepper, salt, and
Au exciting condiments Of the same sort, The wafer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

CINCINNATI Sept. 3-9P II,
Mr. James Hall is still living but his friend. have no
hope Of his recovery DR.. Arres had preliminary
animation at the Police Court teday was rsmaudsa
to jail His father offered hundted thousand dollaxs
bail but ii was refused.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05
Malketa.

PROVIDENCE, September 8, 1853.
Our cotton market remains dull The money Market
has decided effect upon prices generally The amount
Of business in wool has been unusually satotal sass
market ia dull and prices irregularsaes Of q A5e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

BILL. OF FARE,
Vegetable Soups.
Tomato Soup, Rice Soup.
s IhrasdceI
3 Graham Bread, Mixed Fruit Caks
s Fru.ted Bread, Apple Biscuit,
Wheat Meal Cakes, Moulded Rice
s Germ Blanc Mapge, Moulded Farira
( Moulded Whesten Grits,
Vegetables.
Baked Sweet Potatoes, Stesed Cream Squashes
{ Pastry
s Mixed Fruit Pies, Pumpkin Pies.
s Fruits
s Melons, Apples, Peaches
s Penfe, Grapes, Pineap ples.
5 Cooked fruits
s Plum Jellics, Baked Apples.
s Cocoanut Custard, Fruited Ice Cream
Beverage
6 Pure Cold Water.
There ives painful scarcity Of pepper, salt, and
AN ,1kAt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

Failure Of tho Southern man.
BALTIMORE, September 4, 1855.
We have mail today south Of Wilmington, aaA tAs
papers Mt hand contain no news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05
PENSION OFFICE CLERK DROWNED.

WASHINGTON, September 4, 1858.
H. F. Jebb recently transferred from the workhouse to
cle1kship in the pension Office. and who ssbss-
quenty arrested drunk and dsordey to day drowned
in the Potomac, .,ttt tft'-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23

detail the numerous workings in progrss, concludes
folows-"On the whole, after careful examination Of
the mines and Of Captain Dunkins report can candidy
say that coincide with him lin all important pArticu
lars in his opinions and estimate, with regard to the
work Of carrying these mines and feel strong
surauce that with judicious and liberal economy In
the administration the adventurers will be rewarded for
their investment"
The dividend the Harlem Railroad old stock Is close
at hand and the stockholders would much like to know
from the honorable board Of directors Of this company
whether there to any increase Of dividend upon this
stock which ia payable the LIST of August next; and
should there be increase Of dividend the directors
will not be justified in the eyes Of their stockholdernor
by the rapidly increasing and FROM this
road compared with only four years ago and it is
singular fact that the 6rst five months of the
Of the income for the whole year Of $780, when
they paid the first dividend upon their old stock Facts
stubborn arguments and If the dividend is not in
creased in August next the directors ought
oIen proclamation of indignation from the stockholders
The ste ckhoders and do perceive their rights and
ascertain them just well the directors the Selves
and If they deafenpg to the too often
be the legislature who always ready to relieve OPP
preston
The London Mining Journal Of the 4th Of June gives
the annexed table Of mining companies which declared
dividends in the month OF May, with the rate per share
and the aggregate amount paid =
Dividends or MINING COMPANIES IN GREAT BRITAIN MAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23
.1V7TISEMENTS 9ENEWEg EVERY DAY.
TELEGRAvA'

tur " "A nHrrrc rrx 80 NEW YORK OFF,
main ner 81 hanover allouse, adway-entranco
man Sn.rabce o. the IrvinCh street-The Mag
nto re door af the Of the further
sonmodat;on ~ to keep with the rapidly in
srssins tee ,ns puts and enable their agents
sh with the heavy for ean.rseson and r
airs now nave sd and IN active operation two separate
and Of poles and tesgraphc wires
from New ". to the city q WsshnStoa-one BY the rail-
and four from Phadelphia to Baltimore and
ngton the other line along the turnpike roads there
wires the whole distance and the
at Washington, Trenton, New Brunswick Princeton
newark Jersey city Havre de Grace Port Deposit aud
New Hope WIN seven wires As and regulation
posed to avail themselves Of the and advantage of this
rapid mode OF communicating with personal business
friends in distant cities extent Of
by any other line this country Tsegrsphnr
hut recently experiment has become and re-
liable medium of business and the amount of thousands
Thousands Of dollars daily transacted through ts
agency.
PRIcEs.For the transmission Of words or less lex
siusve Of address, and signature which charge
made the prices From New York to Newark twen
~ cents TO Philadelphia twenty five cents and Bai
or Washington nifty sents Open daily from A. NJ V
lO i. WIN. N. SWAIN, President.
VIZ. p. WrsrEpvELr Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23
Total amount /,

Total amount .......... 500 l62
In relation to the market for mining stocks and metals
the Mining Journal Of the same date says
There media in the mining market 1t is eiher
the height of excitement the extreme OF depression
When the fever of speculation is wild and rampant the
public rush in and buv shares forced beyond their
value In times OF great depression ike the present the
public wit 1out looking to the condition of their
mines which regards their prosperity cannot be A.
fected BY political injured by Ars
ing ON mere temporary and extraneous causes become
frightened ard sell out Tor atamp to DO SOY at almost
sacrifice and thus help to create the very panic they
dreaded The old stsger acts differently when the
lays In his stock During the week Alfred Censols have
been almost the only shares nich have their
price Of els 10s Devon Consos f375 (sellers); West
Caradop f230 to f2S5 and sought after South Togus
done at fl9O Trehane f25: North Towy IT'S Cd to Ell
South Tony, los. to l2s 3D.; Basset. $500 to f525;
my, S64 Tremayne ELS to f20 Golden f3 to E3 los
East Russell Ell los. Mill Pool fO to ell; West Trea
suIy flO 10s Herodsfoot ETA: Meillyn, e. Notice has
been received in town that the Julia lode IN the 80 I'm
level crosscut at elijah and Went~orth has been cut
rich and shares have sought after; United Mines
$3.50.
In the metal market generally very brisk demand
for all kinds continue. Considerable transactions hay
taken place tin and plates and it il expected that ce
and charcoal will advance, the makers having abteu
quantity Copper has given way 80 los per for c.h
and tile and is down to flO7 los sheathing T. per
h. Business is, therefore, increasing, and tho mahulao
lures will doubtless make greater purchaser Inc sto
of speter is gradually lessening fa2 5s the prlce
the market for present delivery, and 5s additional
way and manufactured iron is again on the inc&t (
principally for expectation Scotch pig is 10 reqTee
the advanced figure of 53s. cash, q. more 10 p
months delivery. Lead may be called stationar !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23
SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, June ZZ-6 +. N.
ASHES were very quiet, TO day The sales did not ex
coed 80 bbls at 80 12 for pearls and 81 rs for potts.
BRKADsrUFFs Flour was in very good demand at i'm.
proved rates. The sales of the day reached 10 400 bb
sour, az ~ l2h 81 20 superfne No. ut - Is 81
to at s. T.
Otio, at 81 esq $4slh and o,her grades at pro
The q was done
to 300 bbls. at s. q So 1sH for mixed to good ;
IS rs So so for favorite; and IS so 81 for fancy,
Wheat Aended upwards The sales included IS 900
bushels Western white at 81 10 81 "a per oush Rye
was obtainsbe at SO eoc per bushel Oats continued
plenty and depressed at former rates. Corn eynced
siderable vgor with an improving tenor. The days
sale amounted to as 900 bushels closing at 5eh c
for damaged 60 621sc for mixed aod white southern
and round white; e2h 63bc. for mixed Western s3h
o4ac for round yellow; 64h 65Sc. for southern do.
per bushel.
CoAL wa- in slack request at "a 81 SO for anthrs
cite per ton and 80 for Liverpool orrel per chaldron
COTTON The market has been very Iansuid the sales
amounting TO 600 bales. at prices IN favor Of buyers
FIsE CRACKERS Sales OF 500 boxes Canton 40 packs
we're made during the week ut 81 AZ a 81 As, usual
terms.
Fish we're in good demand and firm The weeks trans.
actions embraced 900 otis dry cod at 50 per 100 lbs
~ 600 bbls. No. and No msckerel at So and si3
$l3 20 per Dbl and 500 boxes smoked No. L. and scale
behring's ut Csc 35c each
FR1GHTs-Io Liverpool i,t00 800 bhis -four at Is Cd
10 600 bushels grain in bulk at 3d. and 10 900
III SHIPS bags, at B. I'd. Cotton was l6d. I'D 10
6iasgow, 40 tons bark engaged at 30. 30 bns
hom st rs To London 500 bbv. -four engaged At
go anu Aoo pois aro Al rs. % per tn 10 hoterdan
Z5o bales cotton were engaged 1T nc and with
measurement goods at 27r Cd To Galore rates ged
from 30 TO Coo with most doing by clippers. at 40c
Soc pc foot measurement
FRUIT There have been old during the week Only $50
boxes layer raisn. AZ SO Is $50 bunch DO. a. $27oa
~ 10; 90 hall boxes do do At 81 0 800 ID, curant,
on private terms Jamaica ginger at Sc ~
Canton preserved ginger at 81 i2h 20 pruoe l3sc
40 sardDes at 65c Csc Is ctroD at DC 30 900 u, acoa
Dut- SO 800 40o bunc bes of ban.os ~ 81
81 30; 80 bags Gberts At IS 37 100 bag Bcszl NUS at
private bargain aud If 900 IDs Southern and Westen
DRIED apples ~ 2sic a 4Ac per ID.
Gk0cHuEs- Snc. our lat weekly report coffee honey
molas ses and teas have beeo p.py, dealt IN 1t Id
rses willie sugars have been freely bought slightly
reduced prices a. FAR concerned hudl rhis week
sales included 200 bag-St Domingo a'4 W Ia Id
lt0 Java coe. IT II u II NC 1 $50 RIO NJ So 9Xc
W i@guatrs and Ms'aca'bo ats% a $40 30J Janalc.
~ va u VIC AZ =. Domingo at SIC tetcss Cuba
lon.s Tor home 40 Mt b3c lh0 hho, Porto X co noas
ses ~ ~ aOc 30 New Oreans 100 100 Nsavi AZ
&c; aOO Cuba Muscovsda OF 22S 24c.. 450 claV.d
CUBA, part at 2OT 2lhc per gallon; $3.50 hhds Cuba
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23

ExTKA PAY.-U. 8 NAVY SAILORS, WHO SERVED
~ u the " S, Navy. in the Pacific Ocean, at time
fr, lsd6 to 1852 obtain their double Of
EDWA ARD 81 SsELL, agent and nstel purser 8. Navy
No. y, South WiIlism street
n7IIcERs AND sE,MEN OF THE UNITED STATES
" Nryy who served In the Pacific at any tive rom 1916
70 sb2 receive their extra pay of r. BETS agent
G6 Wall street, basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23

~ worth wanted The highest cash price will be literally
oyer In current money Tor large and small lots Of good
post, or call on JAAES MORONEY, at his second haad
sors. No IL Orange street, rear Chatham.
VIsITERS TO THE CITY, AND HEADS OF FAM.
lies should oal1 and inspect the new su perior and
fashionable stock Of ladies' and ehdrsns clothing Miss
EDWARDS, 764 Broadway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Dyspepsia Cured by the Liver PiIls.-That
lingering disease, Dyspepsa often mistaken for Con-
sumption, has its diseased condition othe Liver
and may, therefore be escuay cured by the of Dr.
Manes Liver Pills which have become celebrated asa
speedy and eectuaI for this class of diseases Dr.
Oliver Morgan distinguished physician of Virginia, with
very extensive practice has used these pills in all
Dyspepsia with complete Certificates in abund-
in the hands of the propretors of this invaluable
medicine. The following from Ohio speaks volumes
RICHMOND, JEFF Co Ohio.
Messrs j. KIDD CoThis to certify that my wife has
been afflicted for ers years with the following palms, at
periods or less Pain in the right side about the edge
Of the ribs extending the right shoulder pain in the back
part Of the head and above the eye accompanied by weak
ness loss 6 appetite and almost constantly confined to her
bed. Since August she has used three boxes Of DIR. NJ
LANES LIVER PILLs and have 10 state that by the
ofthese Pills, she has been benefited ordinary
degree Uner the providence of God she enjoys good
health and able to attend the domestic of my
family. JAMES STEWART.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throug the United States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-15

MINISTER TO ntJSSIA -~FR0M 0RBU0N--BATTfE
WITH THE lNDiANS-GEN. LANE wQUNDED.
WAsnSGroS, Nov. Ex-Governor Seymour,
the newly appointed Minister 20 Russia, was here
10 day 10 attendance at theState Department He
will sail for England in the steamer Pacific on the
29th inst, accompanied by Mr. Irving as Secretary
of the Legation.
Advices from Oregoa have been received here
dated at Camp Myrtle Ulnpqua Valley September
llth, saying that for month previous to the date
that region had been the seat of formidable Indian
war. With the assistance of General Lane, Major
Alvord, in command of the regular forces There,
raised company of Umpqua Volunteers. Gen
Lane, after leaving the man body, was elected 10
the command, and on the oath Of Augustine troops
met with body of Indians, comprising some 300
warriors, whipped them, and made them she for
peace. Surprising them by marching, and other
wise acting with yisor, Gen. Lane overlook them
in their stronghold in the mountains, where the pat
Tie took place He was badly wounded IN the Shout
der, but kept the field.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-15
PROCLAMATION.

NXIEREAS, it has pleased Almgh- q @A
w ty God to continue to The people 1as.-eszS4eA
Of our State the bOuniies 0f his PTOvi- Sxs-YAsASx>
denee through another wear. He has preserved Us
impaired rich inheritance Of civil and religions free
dom-has Kept us from without and tumult within
has guarded from pestienee and iamne-has caGsed tie
genial alterations Of sunshine and shower to M in their
season, upon abe broad Of our an thus filling
homes and StOrehOuses with abundant provision for
aud beast and has reQuted the hand Of @ aud industry
every department with rich ami full reward for all Of
which it becomes people to return thanks 10
Him who is the author and dispenser of all good Under
solemn conviction Of these truths and conformity with
eommendable usage in this and other Of cur sister States
do therefore, designate and set apart Til SDAI THE
24TH DAY OF NOVEMBER inst. 10 Be observed a. day
Of THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER, and l do earnestly
invite all the people Of the Safe its devOut and religious
observance such.
In testimony whereof ANDREW Johnson. Governor Of
the State Of Tennessee, have hereunto my haad
and caused the Great Seal Of said State be affixed
at Office in Nashville, this 7tb day Of November.
1858.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the Governor.
W. b. A. RAMSEY Secretary ofStaie.
All the papers in the Stale viii please publish the above
in their earliest issue. InOvS-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-15

A GRAND REVIEW OF THE EASTERN QUESTION.
A Paris correspondent of the New York Courier
considers the wLoe question from the beginning to
its present aspect ~
The position and demands Of Russia he says,
hare not varied in the least for many months past.
The Gar sienitied to the Porte his utimatum,
crossed the PnIth, and invaded the Turkish Efn-
pire. His ullimaum demands that the Gar be ~
vested with protectorate over the same twelve
millions Of the Snltans subjects who profess the
Greek religion France and England, not knowing
10 what extentthe Cars demands might go, caused
their combined fleets to advance to the mouth OF
the Dardanelles and remain there reacy TO pass
them. in case of need for the defence Of the Turk
sh Capital The Sultan refused to accept the ulti-
natun, and has perhaps exhausted his resources in
preparing offer efficient resistance to Russian ag-
erosion. He set about raising large and jealous
armies The conviction was now attained that
France and England were both resolved at all haz-
ards, to maintain the territorial integrity of Tur
key. Were the Sultan therefore defeated in war
the Gar could only impose upon Turkey the reject
ed ultlmatun. The conference of Vienna was now
established, for the prevention Of war-a danger
Gus to Austria and Prussia, to which England was
50 sincerely averse, and for which France not
ready-and ofthe dismemberment of the Ottoman
Empire, TO the conclusive or dsproportionate BEN
eft of Russia A note was framed which differed
only in form from the utimaIum, and was prompt
ly aeceded to by Russia substitution for the lat
ter. Bat Turkey detected the noxious ingredients,
and again refused to drink. The -Four Powers We're
seen praying and beseeehingher to take it. But to
no effect, and, upon Turkeys asking, "Won't you
help me" Prussia finally replied, Not II Austria
said, ''Not t. and France and England rejoined,
"As for US, we can't advise you to count much upon
our effective resistance especially for the present.
Youought to have drank that Vienna preparation
without troubling yourself and it, and us too with
your analysis. we will stand by and see the Gar,
though he says you do that the draught is arse
meal wallop yon till you consent to drink tiff it's
within an inch Of your life"
The correspondent is of the opinion that 'this
Eastern Question must be disposed of by yet an.
other adjustment of the final agony and dissolution
of the Turkish Empire. Louisville Courier