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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

NJ EGROES WANTED.-The subscriber
~ continues in market for NEGROES, Of both sexes.
between the nges of 10 nnl 30 years. including Mechan
les, such Backsmiths, Carpenters and will pay the
CHEST market prices in cnsh. His oifco is newly
erected brick building LIST Lynch street, immo-
,liaely in of the Formers Bank where he Ia pre-
pared (havng erected buildings with thai yew) board
negroes, 70 Lynchburg for sale otherwise
moderate and keen ihefn il they
pluced in the vail OF no Corpoption
aug 26--d1c1" SETH WOODROOF.
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RICHMOND Dec 81.

The Legislature not in session 10 day in con .
sequence Of there not being quorum present
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MUST HE SOLn.-The balance of the Christ
WI ind New Yeur's Books for 1853 now on
hand will be closed of very low prices for of
consignee prefer sell Ut returning them
Those who hive not supplied themselves, will do well
To call. See list in another column
G MORSE
dec 30-ts Opposite the Warwick House.
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LATEST NEWS By THE NAILS.
Copgress--HeaiM Of Mr.. King.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90.

proceedings of Congress to-day were
i poriant.
.sgret to inform you that the favorable
IONS recently noticed in the condition of
!. Nm. r. Kings health have disappeared,
he Is now worse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

Ma f. the undersigned. again opening and pxhb
w iting very large assortment of Cooking Stoves
Of every variety Of size and patent, commonly IN use
together wha we'll selected of Parlor C ham
Der, Office and Factory stoves. Sdiamandur Furnaces
Crates. Fronts Tenders, Scutle Cnder Shovels Blow
ers. &c. &c. which Very respectfully call the at
tention of customers and friends Resting assured
that though we promise sell lower price
than any one else, our prices will range low
| Others and TINT we will accommodate customers who
will favor us with an examinations their satisfaction
| as vel as their expectation.
| oct 28-dts AGREE & MURRILL.
+. S-We would ike to employ or good journey
men Timers A & NJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-01

ITO FARMERS AND PLANTERS
Il 500 bushels coversee1.
50 do Tmethy do.
100 tons ground plaster
50 do Peruvian Gunno.
The undersigned have just received the above and
offer asgreat inducements any house in this
ket aud will make IL To the interest Of all in wDnt call
before purchasing their grass seed bought before
the recent advance.
dec 99-iGs SAUNDERS, NORTH &IRBY.
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DIEDMONT WORKS-A.E LLIsos jr Pro
l. priet0r
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash Blind and Boz Factory
MIL and Machine Work,
L. o,,J

from TURNING and FHting,
Biachsmuhing Of all desc,iptions
These works having been fitted up great expense
with power, and urge variety of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the complete estab-
lishment of the kind in the Southern States and
better work and cheaper rates. than bs
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build, supplied with
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (prmcd and
glazed if required) Mouldings, Flooring dressed and
tongue and grooved ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
and Wcatherboarding, Pangs, and variety Of other
materials required in building.
Contra ctorssuppcd with Dumpnnd Stone Cars, Der
rick Gearing Wheebarrows Picks and Bars and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hnnd r.d for SALE reasonable terms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked or
unworked Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
of Timber sawed to order.
jan lifts NETTIETfN 49,
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fN OES!HATS! az, &c. q
80 y Il A b u -
HAS received large supply of BOOTS, SHOES,
Il Il HATS. GAPS TRUNKS, VALISES, OAR
PET.BAGS. UMBRELLAS, and other goods usual in
well supplied Boot, Shoe and Hat Store, all Of which
offered ut fair prices. nm determined to transact
my business right srngh along, but little caring how
others do heirs Itis due my friends express my
heartfelt thanks for their very liberal patronage My
effort shall be To its continuance.
oct ga Express copy I'm P.SEABURY
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
;lIe--


y UABLI AEGROEN.-By virtue Of decree
of the Circuit Court for the Corporation of Lynchburg
pronounced the 18th day of November 1852, in the
friendly suit of "Roane, Trustee Early and wleund
ais the undersigned. who thereby appointed u
Commissioner will expose sale b, public nuction in
front Of the Market house in the city of Lynchburg on
Saturday the LIST day of january, 1853, the following
most valuable servants, To wit jane aud her five
children, Elera and her children, Miy, Isaac,
Richard and William. Those in of a fine cook
superior factory hands, would find them by attending
this sale.
TERMs-A credit of six months. by giving negotiable
paper satisfactorily endorsed.
WM ROANE, Conn.,.
| MosBY e. GARLAHpi Auct's. dec l0-3twtds
We are requested by the parties for the benefit OF
those wishing good cook. washer and roner, and i'm
deed accomplished house servant call attention
10 the sale of the Jane nged about "a years and
her children presenting opportunity Sc
! cure such servant. MOSBY < GARLAND.
dec IS tds
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OFFICE THE VA. 4 TENN. h. X. Co,
Lynchburg. No 9TH, 1852.
A 7 meeting of tae Bourd of Directors of the Vr.
"A ginia and Tennessee Railroad company, held ut
heir Office, in the city of Lynchburg this day.
On motion. Resolved. Thai the delinquent Stockhod
be called pug the due from them within
'xtY days, that legal proceedings will be instituted
enforce colection.
A copy from the minutes.
F. G. MORRISON, Cpk, p. T.
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M OORMAN a. MARTIN, GROCERS g.
vi COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Lynch6urg, Va. !,
receivnga large and well selected stock Of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware d Queens
ware consisting part OF the following articles, tot
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns
1900 lbs. Sole Leather
200 sucks Liverpool Salt
lao " Rio, Laguira and Java Coffees
$50 Kegs, hox. fence and w. house nails
12 hhds Il, and Cuba Sugars
30 bbls Coffee Sugar
10 bbs crushed, ground and clarified sugars
hhds Molasses
10 bbs N o and Sugar-house Molasses
bbs Syrup
90 boxes Adamantne candles (superior)
10 boxes Soap
90 boxes lOI1 10 and 81 10 gas
Domestics-3-d Al, Sd Ga l2-4. Csnoonrgs-3-4
IA no. pair Blankets PULLED Cloths, Sleeps, Grays
Bato Linseys Prints Boots Shoes &c, &C., &c, all
which they offer to the trade at fair prices.
sept 18--tsc
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NIHEAT.-The undersigned is now operating
w his MILLS, and is in market for Wheat. He
also keeps hund, for sale Corn Corn meal and Ofal
Also, Lump and Ground Plaster.
Aug 23--Its Ii. 8. LANGHORNE
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VIRGINIAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

'E'E subscribers having recently made extensive additions
this department of their business would inform their
and the public that they prepared NEATL
pROMPIIY. and ON REASONAnIE TERMS
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rMn,geo LAID On TURKISH SKIPPING.

A u,t,aessh,R fvu, lhe nassau Monster "a fta.aee
sN,s ~ssegs 's1 e seeaszS vi - ~ - 49, ~,
AL .,ss tha a.se iegAtsb essee,, 'ess~' ~ ~ ~
giss,d is~ W'ses, s'vE 1e'sSa ess ny III ~ ~
th.N tpfANh rfVtttN 20 board Nsas~ %s3s - -
.,t ,tss .ftf the e,a9,sn,esie0s "a ees-.sis> bas
eikoUq e see te>t 81 sae ee'easestsess
t..e t,sel axady4, kssh, ~ hs otsepaae set, ne
Attractive 81 tSvasee esssiiels @ ~ @sNs sfs io-s".sS
egywvss .'ess Sc ~ weSs re gess si,''s.. ,
.,p IS ~ au,,t ivsVssee eei~ees sse respective ,ae
is. ps,e,,tgl,a ,hs 's 49, lA,A ~ sseeNs3 VA NAs
..e yis Sss s' S'e ' Y',e1 H. H. s s Gss L.
,.,,vec ps wh,ie,eg p,ig lhsS m~ peAse o. 'ss 's@s
iue h. ttip i,,U,d ees ia hsiet sac ivN N'e W ~
ne.,t.e te'lts N'eNat F~~e'e sA'NssA ne ~'sV'
- ,e.a 4, leiss- Vt is,,lee ,As ea..lAa 0sVeFe
seDl eN Ns rA, yyls Nvs esN y ~ tN,NNA seA'e"
K, taa ,eat a,,l,ele,av, e,va etos me eS'rasta
81. hls A. ,Nt ,,Ni,s shsaA sN W~Wh tNtAiaA Neteals
Laa,t Nth ,VeSs hlestNs IS ,hs seslesss Vt heas N'.
.,,t ak ", tw..ts /. he niseds megVeusoe they viii
b. ts,wN,,i ~ pg,ttyi " hess des1eNleA WuaAeaoI
A,i thpN.Alfess veesNlssd - mNlable u'he sh," dNe
..u,s tav,e shAi they we,V loaded by The Ahe,e man
hp,aAAs reuheH - As iNf'e has Nes eNewsed ~ @e
.ane navy vt Nu.FlA nVN the igas maAsaNH which ase
ivsun,d Nv TIE mes at var - ew el~'Ss N'.swu vha.s
tnkNh ,NttthRM ahRa 90 tho sea Nni Ia tAe vNee' ~
.Aiu,r she ,ussra hemsvNva. well ~ thag vafeeeA
" III he considered ga tighl sea rsce although he oar
nves sosod Jude, tu,kbh naaa va, ~, he,' Been lwA
III pgvr,oy hat belong 10 pahiee, " nlemiN power
A. Inc ua,Latpu at mpt ,hant ahlps ~ neutral naois,
v,,n during wAhko operations on he per, vi Russia sal
n,tdun viii DO allowed tNnNr'lal Niai Nndef no"1t@l
dane viii % heretofore be- pelmrd to enlce aud leave
GA. ut,s NJ viii rsldo ihp In consequence Vt tho rap
,ntu 1T that general mluVonso between Odessa and Con
snnlnein whoh wne varied on by Russian soamafa our
uo,,,nm,u, approoaing Tho Importance oi this snos.
,nurse 60 trade IL general has empowered The company
uloyds da,lug tho war; 10 Keep up hls regular eonaa
n,aiun between Odessa aud Cunolantaoplo by oI
onnrr la which they are II liberty 10 transport not only
larsons,lu end goods, hut also correspondence
ANOTHER CIRCULAR FROM COUNT NESSEL-
RODE.
The following II tho circular motto addressed by Coun
N,ssclrcdc TO the Russan Representatives III tho Coa
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ENGLAND.
pgOspgRrry-THE LABOR QUESTION.

PHOSPERrrY-THE LABOR QUESTION.
''"" VIZ ToSpox Tuesday. Nov. -, 1853.
TIE Trade Retarus aud the Money Market Is the
title apder which The Economist publishes al article IN
sended 10 prove the general prosperity and tue ar
PROSPECTS, of srade although are told IN the same
aumber that provisions are high snt are s' rising
ia price that quarter Of wheat VIII sell az Sd
,Aihirgs and thar the state 0; the Cotton trade is
ueG sueh IS to make che ilLowrers SO all anxious 70
svxonmeeee work" There is much OF instruetlon.'
s,ss The Ee0neaps speaking OF the tables of mports-
tens, "eonSeNed Ia these long columns OF hgures-so
" ua9vh that goes 70 ecnkrm great principles which
have been the saeees strong political eontest-so
ueh that explains the recent events, with regard I'd
The perey market aud casts light upon the future
50 nueh tha is highly Instructive to the statesman,
the 6asncer, the baker and the trader, IN ena.
'hng tAesa O. taAe accurate view Of the state OF
things at present and 10 make JUST estimate of their
"pos,tiVn hersslterthat feel We cannot perform
better service than 90 call attention 10 some of the main
facts de,rleredhy these returns and trace their con-
ptetsea WITH other NEST Important features of the
time
Let us then s down az the feet of this prophet and
heaiAen 10 his very circumlocutory oraces. This
time the tables Of Importation referred 20 iaorder
TO prove, no, the lavish expenditure OF the working
classes but the unsPeaAabc blessings these very classes
arc raring from ec trade These tables are as ioi'
lowsl
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hew ID,t ,y XXX ,lI, mi lDDea5'ed ~ 49,.
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var or TIE pOYK'g SC1CIO 10 BLACK
WILLS IctANU

yuu5sbce II iayltsslpn ffD'a tAs ~ Hygf'|g's
Ialtboo Ee1iui yesterday ystef ne clemens e'A9
saul ins,iiutors % Blsekws1s isleae, se9'HySl"c
"a Board Of Ten GOsernpfs sD' isfkS h-aa> -
htsd guest r. va extSetec nat AfeAasary iis/.S'
W. seoOspaay TIE Sg1eO. bgt. 10 eDsS ~f'aF q" -
1sts.tiOn b. UDSble ~ Df yfe@ff.
n company iefi fLe Ciiy Hal In c1ffie/s yrf ~ ~
<ecsfiO4 - tie nnusisI ~ ffse3 ., - DeyeS - ~
kssoan ara a5riysd 81 figs IslsD1 abDg' - @tlrf<
M were then CONDUCTED through be ysyl9Us Dy3NiSzs
q D. bland making cgfsDfy eTsnlD1tDA ~ ~ ~
~. AID their condition Aftef Sfeb fsy puma ~
&nu Work Hose where sgnpyfDess 9lnnff hs9 ystA
F4<red under the sUyer.nilnceet ~ M bSf1xs' ~
ks wss ,et in barge room ~ The eat plDE ~ ~ DV
h losded ,i,b EVER deneaey that fe@syntbis mn
tei desire Mr. Edwsfd e. West President ~ ~ b,e''
d1en fovernors oGc.sted yresdng p3rsf ~ "a -
~ 70 which about .ight5 pefsens sti ep"H. . 10.
Aasr The eioh wss removed Ga H9tt ef''s+ - 49,
,rg 70 be property o. n's is.ti.,t.' ais WI.
Wit from very distinguished feIFSssm1tlfS - "a
.seaohc Church Distinguished here sno ISL "a
snotg his own cOuniryI1sL-And ERehiiS"ab W. .t 80
Vareo himself 10 oil who have been hssDcisSS -. usss
ssnng BIS Wait u ihs cDumry In cDneiSs''H ~ Wv
~ ssaiA q A,e1tls1y Btslal
M tOsst was drank standing after which hpns pst'
and briefly acknowledged the compliment sy@1't
- y French language Uc spoke In terms 81 W s...-
a. noe condition a the Institutions be bn1 bsfD ",""
sss'tb, aud the comfortable appearance ~ tbs"
nMerinRly comDamented the ODysfn1f ~ WV
- o. his remarks be pfoposed
nn<hoi0 Of ne Bsord u Tea Coton@,s ,.
10Y Draper led upon and fespDDfsd " iii' ~"
.E After thanking the hunciD for tbs cDI ynifg ~
paid them he spoke II the objects Oft,eiT iosi ppz,
~ ne Immense amount d money tbs iSundsnDn ~ wYw
- he and the consequent heavy tar on tbs peyps b'l
rthi that II the people a New YDTk would ysii ssss
siiops and zee for themselves what had been GccDn
- with the money expended, they would MT "yig
- but declare thai those who bhd been inifgst@d Win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-30

the ehausc W tha to.tltncaa 80 naAvvna idaaA wen
vV,,Ny ~ thclr confidence lie concluded with
Nv rae, ,,aropAca az eome lere,h ccmpllmeeues tho
mereg,w,rtct lhe m'te,len, ~ lNe Island aud spsaA
rk vt d, VeNvreo'r ~ uee 'ewav'o'n, dc'ei'ms the
thtnAf at te gVmmNu,t, a. la'Fc,
M " Ni.m \ nake WAS here cSlled teN Who game Np
sn1 seta Nst h. Ma, WY S"s's.~l :" rs'sre1u,N AVID
he sN,pM rslk ehh tV,N aud pellsN hls constituents
NJ S,teA vas then loealvd aud maie scme appropriate
fvwNsAs
tNv Nvsdee, then introduced Mr Glover who made a
eN.at tlVtth
Nv SwtN was then wasted Nr which he ,oturnoi his
tss h.e., e N,,see D1vs
Nv rlNa WAS net r,v-ent aud ME- sml,h then gave,
fas AsyhA 81 ~ " Nt,..s
Nv Mstwin N,icay rcsls,ndcd
ihv lNvtlew then stated that AWhhahcp Hughes was
smere h,i, Invited sWcsir aud that mdsroaion hal do
la,,a th,m ol HE McseNce, Tie therefore, rr'rcsod
"a. ,.eaasf .eyAs@t.r sefss'
EcN NJ starr rcsl~,nIcd to THE.
MI I NJ tapkh,n Was then vailed Coz aud sad that
b wVvN gNe lNwve Nt attorney ,o The he, Alt Gun
IKE M Mn Cnmminss ar,se AMI thanked the gentle
man the clpc'turN he had given him ~ exp o' hs
vNsssn 81 tho msnsgc~ NJ these institutions ior The UNI
tciu, ANjrsss he hal been the Vclpput ci who avhhk
:, he Cs,hoc Chaplain oI Bellevue Hospital lie closed
by giving
~, a e - a, r,.s-' ',.o,i sA tA' '''ts'e'' "Hd'
-. ~. s,t tf -. ~ t,.ts'ssfs
W SsrsOr verified e. thls. avn concluded with
-. Np.
Ose al he members of the press present briefly replied
lN i,is sentiment
~ rasips slen made a short speech. proposing In con.
ciVs,cnt
lsdfks,i's laga and especially
~ NAsitse ne "a stts tht oscsshu
IT. CW,rcllN. after some romarks. proposed
-. t,fb 81 Aerrtssss - f's Oersfasfs
NJ Ncups Carrn gcspondcd On the part Of the Gov
cfrcfS. Srd gave
r.. AZ rNtlss N.2s
NJ Dukes hCssh proposed aud Mr.. u. replied in
3 humorous spccCh.
Antr some further speaking and toasug tho company
ssFns1 the, steps homoward. all apparently highly pleased
with Whist they had seen and epjoyed
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MINOR INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.

letter in the Paris P0trie from Consantinope OF the
10th ut states that the Turkh cruisers had chased some
Russian gunb into the harb0r OF SehastopoL u
Bv telegraph from ConsannOple Of the 80, the turks
are reported 10 have sormed and captured the Russian
fortress on the Shtfkat Asia In addition to TINS seve
raj ether orresses in Georgia and the Caucasus have a
en- into possession of the Turkish allies Those forts are
Cartoon which taken by the hoords; Fuller oy tno
troops from Damascus and Surmne lstrat anu hueh"t oy
the BGCh BOZOuks.
An absurd rumor WAS in circulation, for day or two,
that the Mosltms had massacred fifteen hundred Chfs
tians IN Thessalonca totally untrue -,
Disanection has broken out among the Poles IA inc
Russian ranks -Four had been summary shot at bucha
est. o,. , a..
The communication between Galatz and Odessa was
The Czar's Declaration of War read 10 all the
Churches of ST. Petersburg the 4th There was re-
view on the day. but the declaration was not reaa "
the troops. ,, ,,
A CORPS d'armee was under orders to embark from
Odessa for Georgia reinforce Prince Noranzoh, VINO
urgently asks for The embarkaon OF the corps
* however countornauded lest they shout fall IN with
The Turkish feet and the corps will be sent TO REINFORCE
Gorchakoh So, ,
Gen. Klapa has received Turkish command
Oltenitza or GurgevO.
From Bucharest Nov p advices say that the Boyards
are following the example of the HospodaT ana engrate
to Austriu, Hungary or Transylvania
Gorchekoff has Issued proclamation ordering all SUD
iects of Turkey quit the Principaltes. lie has also
invited the people Of the territories to enroll against the
Turks This last Invitation has caused great alarm.
The national defense of Seryia goes with great actv
ity District Inspectors go from village to village 10 SEQ
that every man il armed. .
late advice says that Riaat Pasha, commanding the
Turkish army of reserve had arrived at Sophia which ne
will make his headquarters The reserve numbers 10000
men, and is reedy either to operate with Omer or to sus
tain him in case Of a defeat
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Tho United States Mall steamship Atlantic which LEFT
Liverpool at 10 A. NJ Wednesday 10Th inst arrived o.
this port Mt q O'Clock on yesterday morning
The steamship Asia arrived ouon Sunday forenoon l5h
at q O'Clock.
The Cunard propeIerAndos also sailed from Liverpool
on Wednesday, 10th
From the seatof war have only detasof the previous
engagements and reports that decisive battle hal been
fought the details Of which still 20 come Victory 50
far has perched the Turkish banner For much ner
esiine news we refer TO the following summary
At Liverpool Cotton had been freely offered with limited
demands market closing tamey at previous quoaions.
There was good bu. not animated inquiry Tor hsa. a
Flour at previous full quotations. Indan Corn was dull
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an p,rrrsnrno. Oct. y ~. 5. OF sil

oe'"A'" nar PETERSBURG Oct. 10 ~ y. Oct 81
"Mossuvn The efforts which we nave MOI sess,I -
o.Le fy Tho last eight months ~ arrive AZ the an se
~ our differences with the Ottoman krpre
have been hitherto unhaPply frutlers Nay mIre re
situation seems to tend every aay 70 s,svew at o.
nOiz with his ntin ste friend and ally the Emperor asa
s Josepb facilities to tho Ottoman CSoaa - "es'
The Misunderstanding which has been a'l1se :, sv 49,
lives get forth by for rejecting the m)dicauons VICE.
the Porte wished 10 introduce into the note conce1'eu
Vienna the Porte yielding Notwithstanding the co. -
Of the European Representatives at Con-ianope I,ao
iopuse OF warIke eas and Of Mussulnan ianaci,in n
you already aware, formally declared war agts
"a That pTccipints measure hA neverIhelo IN W. .e A.
change IN tho pacific dispositions o. the Emperor W.
not iha, yet abandon the resolutions c
from the beginning IN circular OF the Hn OF June
auyl At that period his Majesty declared that IN ten
pornrily occupying the Pincipahes material guar
destined TO insure him the satisfaction which ne de
mand- he did not wish TO push further tho measures o.
COERCION and would avoid offensive war as long rs MS
dignity and BIZ interests would permit HIN.
"At the pres hour and in spite Of the new provoca
ton which has now been addressed to him the nenons
Of my august master remain the same Possessed ot me
matsTis Hedge which the occupation Of the two Moldo
Wallaohsn provinces give although are always
ready according promises to evacuate them nom
the rnoment that reparaiOn shall have been made to
we shall content ourselves Professionally with mantamns
our positions there, remaining the defensive ~ lonr
we shall not have been forced % quit tho circle
which we desire TO cOnfne action. We wl asa ;be
attack of the Turks without assuming the insnye OF nos
ties. II will consequently depend altogether on tue snos
powers enlarge tbs limits OF the war the ia.ss
should persist in absolutely commencing H. ana nor 10 I'M
mart to Il character defen, from that which we Intend
TO leave it This situation altogether ofan expectan omar
ssr docs not throw any obstacle in the way Of continuing
negotiations As be expected after the declaration
Of war hich has been made Ia not Tor Rassatc seek tor
new expedents the initiative OF making over
TIRES of couciation But II the Porte be coming more ea
ghned as TO her interests should hereafter be ds
posed TO pu forward to receive fayorably such orr
lures il will be from the Emperor that any ohst e~
will proceed TO their being taken into consideration ssen
sir is ali that at present allowed to signify to ycn
in our incertitude 10 whether the Ottoman Pore vh
l,..f
lust adopted State our eventual intentions to the Caoos
10 which you are accredited They viii once more stesf
the desire Of august master to circumscnoe as much
a. rosble the circle of hosties should they take place
in spite of his wishes and spare the consequences OF
them 10 the rest Of Europe"
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