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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-18
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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-18
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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-18

EETIIAl' I saw in California, by Bryant. 70
w sale by A. G. DU BOIS & son.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-18
PLYMOUTH LEATHER MARKET.

REPORTED BY sEELY AND CASE.
Best Spanish & Slaughtered Sole, u lb 2Ga3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

Tia Lcstuu GLOBE Of the 10th instant ssJs:--
It's be regretted that the delay 5sspAtsh OF
vessels given the French the opportunity Of taking
formal Of the iss I'D Of New CAlsdoniA Tas
aMpcrtsnoc thai ne island, from ts proximity to
Australian ssttements and the rising pesiti0n OF
southern colonies scarcely Be ueny appreciated
Ct Din sent. a. NJ s. Herald tne Ise Of Pines one
Of fhs group in the close Of Septeuhsr As respects
-Rht o. discovery New OAedooia would certainly os ours
having discovered By ap'sn Cook and visited BY
Captain Kent and several OF vessels ~ long be-
1ofe tbs Frsnoh mispafes located themselves there
the soorsh market during the weak ending the
VN ins, had been auima ted and Nr. I. Thornburn re-
pes Of Is Cd psr ton Abshed buyer, at
7os sellsrs at 7ss 3D. for No l. American brands
nasdsd sss, though the freight to New York has sd
vanosd ~ 5oa Per ton for pig iron.
Galt0rards Messenger Of the Sth last says
wsase requested state that petition is circulating
h Pnrt the otsehs Of the United States praying
~ Of that country to appoint Mite for
H. purpose OF examng the French system Of weights
msasurss, sEd money, with . veu, II tho committee
ahould report favorable to IL adopton by the
Unitsd States, and ultimately BY al other nations.
upyss Of ,hs petition have bean left at the American
usalAts Rue LAHtts Lvinsston Wells, Place Do ID
Noas, No. s. and st the Of Mr. Fsh at the Hotel
WssniDstsr, Rue Do II PAix American eitzsns In Paris
favorable to the object OF this petition and who have
yst signed requested to call at the other
oi the abovseamsa places, snd sfix thsiR nsnss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

The Gerard mail steamship Europa osptain Shannon,
rom Liverpool arrived at eight O'Clock yesterday
ing he assd the morning Of Saturday the lIth inst
There decided change in the aspect Of the Russo
xsrkish question. All yet in Doubt with leaning to
Wards pssos.
Ire crDad Company contradict the state nent that the
ah had chartered thslr steamers for the
oGveyADce Of troops to Turkey.
There better feeling In the Liverpool cotton
kst and slight advance
Rreadstc ns were chespec.
Csnsoh were quoted on the 10th inst. asslK 1918.
Chsmbss lain BILE is appointed Danish consul snera
Qnd charge d'aaAires to tbs United States.
Ball Son Co. report the market for American sscuri
~ evasng nueh stsadiuess of character throughout
- week With fair ,unt OF busnes and generally
aprsvrS rsudsney The chief enquiries had been for
railroad Soads. Illinois Central Railroad per cent bonds
AsA furhsr advanced So bng currently offered Present
quotatt were called
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
THE LATEST.
THE AMERICAN NIHrsrBR.

Is the House Of Commons, on 'hs 10th, Lord Joha
Rursel stated In answer TO Mr.. Roeouek, "that the
cards sent BY the Chamberlain for the admssos Of the
American Minister to the opening Of Parliament By ths
Quesn, the those sen. TO other dipsmato
representatives. and he cid not think Aoy Neatly was
hely TO arise Of the question 10 the dress In which
the Ansrcsn Minister 70 appear State occAsonaD
democratic ooDspisaey" VAS discovered At Madrid
the 9th. Fourteen psSscns arrested Gen. Josa
C1rcNa proclaimed rsbsl be. hat escaped TO Fraaos
Count Buoi has uotifed ths Turkish Anbasssdor
thai The concentration Of troops on ,ho froatsr Ia
tended only precautionary sssurs sgAnst rarksy
r rat6 cation vas accompanied By friendly exprsssions
The British government has a.vertssd Tor isvsa or
eht coprsred Ships Of TOO TONS 70 BE- engaged
fer four months certain In tb. eonvsysnes OF cavalry
The port cf destination "a not nsntiupsd.
Accounts from the Danube via Pari announce posi-.
lively anothsr Turkish Sstvees Gastz and IbrAl
ano independent Of the victory at 5airgsvo.
Khpsa and others have snnsrzoei Llamism Prince
stonTsa has been mAcs pAshA.
An arrival 1t Liverpool yesterday brought Rio Janssro
sd,iees 10 the 1oh ol They do not contain much Of h.
sr-st The British Arsentina wAs lout Dsssnhss
2it 90 the Rsstinga del Csrro.
II Is ssi that ths CunArd Company nst bsl.g sbss b
spare any Of their steamers has satsrsd nss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

ssA Russian oruissrs CONSTANTLY Observation
upon fnsy hAvs sutirely disapp. srei
and the Turks have ooplete possessan of Eaxins
The British gAts Furious which sent to look after
Britsh interests at Odessa to reach on 40
coun. OF ics, and had rejoined the fest
private leter says that the am bassadors ware 40
much dissatisfied with the return Of to ths a.
pnorus that Lord Sratford refused to receive admiral
Duuoss's Wait
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
OPERATIONS ON THE DANUBE.

~ tskgaph we have . brief announcsusnt that o.
February 6th encounter took place between ths Turks
sAd Ru~ near Glurgsvo Three thousand Turks
crossed tue river They drove In the Russian outposs
and att.cssd the nghtfall they rscrosssd 10
thstr camp.
Tsrsbse the above there scarcely any from
1hs seat Of war.
sbo,t time since meation Vas made Of . retrogsds
the part of the Russians; and in Atty
hsy attempted to enos the Turks from their
where 900 Left On seeing tnst the Turks
d rail- into the trap the Russians seat 1000 b
destroy ths Turksh outposs st pls - little to the
poFthvsrd Of skpstz. The oommandant ~ KsefAt wAs
svos nty Informed Of what ntsnded for before the
AuaAp~ had quilted Radovan 1900 Egyptians wsre
Aspatshsd this advanced post and when the Russians
snme mp received them with heavy hse that tney
desr ed u sdvisabls TO fall pack npon Rsoovxn.
A Russisn general wouSded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
THE TURKISH WAR.

Omsr Panha u improving in health
Two three Americans, (namss not mentoaeo,) .
WalAshAn General and several Swedish and French
oncs bad arrived head quarters to take service with
ths Porss
Considerable reinforcsment' were on march from So
pha for KAisfat, whore there is ALREADY assembled
army Of 5000 mss, provided with and
cszlsst train oe astillny.
Ihis Bsws comes from varna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
PERSIA.

From Bsyrout January TIN, istsr throws light
on the recent action OF Persia From h letter 1t appears
that as soon s tho intention Per Ian to
declare against turkey known the discomfort OF
the people broke oat Ia unmistAksabe way thst ts
shAh's counsors feAing insurrscton, sailed tbs
Russian minister to give them In writing repetition Of
the promises he bad been liberal with 10 words. A.
the Russian either unable willing to give this
written pledge the Court OF Tshsran
the British and Turkish ministers to remain and
s'gotaoss BY this psacs restored In the
capital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
DISPOSITION AND STRENGTH OF THE
TURKISH ARMY.

omer Pasha has divided his army into three orp Ths
nzst cop aboat As 900 srorg formng the ft wing Of
the army, IA commanded BY Ismail PschA whose head
auar.rs are at Forentn and where wat he'd By tae
Russian General BeegArde hts saks rest Widdin ana
sovA TIE second corps of ~ 000 forming the centre
under the commopd Of hustspha Pseha, so fayorA5ly
known fos talents lssder The third corps, the
right wing OF the army with neAdqusstsrs In karrnssu,
at the w. OF Trsjan, IL commanded BY the able Hsn
PAshi, snd m 46 COO strong huetapns has csused
Said ssiiman PsshAs make r@cornosaaoce OF the
Kussisn rcsons from the line OF the Danubs between
Rus'ass and soopoh, guard az sust any grand
attack ntAtsd against Rustuck for inatapcs. Hal
fAcba vita similar purpose has placed "a 0o0 men
In g.rrtn AZ siisria 10 Keep the Russian
ctvisirns NJ kalarush IN check. rhs movements Of ls
mas PAsAs Ia Ficrentn, slsc quite of rsturs {,
keep alive the Attertion OF the Russian Aursp
On the hand Nah mud PAehs Is observing from Rs
hovn the Russian division that operating sstwe.u the
Alua AMI the shyl ssim Psoha nov conrisnds 10 Kals
fat uncer the eyes OF Nushir omer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
THE ALLIED FLEETS-INTENDED RETURN
TO THE BLACK SEA.

Ts sed asss having taken board fresh previsions
gsrs to eutsr the Black See the 2sth January on
Witch day two Turkish yoys with and anmusi
Mes-oDs oouvoy for Varna, and for BAtoum-would
AL updsr the escort Of part Of Turkh nsst azd a.
Frerch and Eneish frigAss lsttsr from varIa Jan.
90 says Before the entry Of ths aiss into The Rask
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
THE GREEK CONSPIRACY.

The consprscy discovered Widdia appears to have
been Of greater Importance than at rst imagined
Rumor says that proofs discovered oonnscting 1t
with the Court OF Athens. priest named AthanAsius
the ostensibs head Of the conspatos Forty four
persc Of note implicated In Consantin pie-our
them are Russian officers. Important papers havo
seized by the Turkish police directed Aar Pssha and
the ramncatona of the plot have bssn traced and FOL
lowed mp through Bulgaria. Jsuiaa SAonicA, s.uyrns,
and the principal islands in the Archipelago It Ia
considered powsrless.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
MILITARY OPERATIONS IN ASIA.

sdvicss from the z6h Of January from C,nasn.iaops
mention that military operations In AHA are su spended
Hurschd Pasha General Guysn been very saecsss
fui In rsorgansipg the army He had been ensbed to
with the reonabls arrival Of disciplined rsnforcsmsnts
lac restored its efficiency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
POSITION AND DIFFICULTIES OF SWEDEN
IN CASE OF WAR

Tho swecfh declaration Of aeutralty which has bsen
published subsequently, to that Of DsnmArk IL anost
identical with the latter, vltn the Important
that while De ark closes only porthAt OF Chris
tAosoe Bornbom, wbsrc the DAnish State Prison ia
to the vessels OF the beRerent powas Sweden closes
Stockholm Ohristiana Horss, CarlscrouA, CArlstsn,
and Snoe being in fact tbs only ports With any sth
OF water In the vicinity OF the probable OF scon
This acts - virtual prohibition Of the whole to
the allied fleets and s favor in disgu;s, to Russia
The yedsh and Norwegian take that vie OF ths
case, and foresee that the restriction will eutsngls
Sweden In actual and that too, the sds Of Rus
s which they declare to be opposed to their political
and hAtcric sympsthies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

.InN- nc purrcu IA rnI.RnN.

MISSION or PRINCE HAr0LE0N.
Nws may credit the Paris gosip toe ptrnrulAra OF
Prihce NaDoieoas recent mission 10 the Bsgian Court
wss an foo-s :--Pfloce Nspcl.oa vas instructed TO
express the Emperor Napoeon's satisfaction that moro
hisdly relations had recensIy sprung mp bstwesn the
governments OF b. lgium Ana FrAoc-
Hosttiss being probssi. bstvesn France ana Russia
ths Eup Nsposor Wished 10 bs aseurc OF the
tude vbich Bel ium wsud take In tDat emersensy Fur
th%r the Em p~rof poin thai Belgium has 100 900
troops and th~rssoe u tue unlikely evsnt o. Prussia
sitips With RussiA 5000 Beigians could be ssat
eusrd the PIusssn frontier, the Empsror undertaking
that 40 forcs need BE- cent 10 the French frontier and
farther that the fotrsssss along tho French line should
be reduced
To both these propositions king Leopold h reported 70
have sssertsd.
On this Prince Napoleon suggested that Belgium
joys constitutional sovernmsnt the H tas nnis
try pecsssary, and eonseQ uenty the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs for Aed his sssston given
TO the proposed Arrangement
The above statement ia given the authority OF the
Paris correspondent Of the London Tima
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
CHANGE IN THE TURKISH MINISTRY.

Telesrphic dispatches from Constannope Of January
2gtb, announces that Nehemst Ali Pasha, the sll.sns
brother In law and head Of the party had retired
from the Ministry and has been replaced by Ria PAsha
Vienna
change had bseu sxp pectsd for soms time past and
vantage by the spectators Of vepna telegraph that
"ths turkish Cabinet has been dismissed ssd sew NJ
Distry n favor of compromise with Russia has boz
formed.n This despatch bore ssk contradiction On
faes II vas ven known thst TIE rsnCvAl q nshsmst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
MISSION OF COUNT ORLOFF-POsITIoN OF
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.

Count Orof 70 leave Vienna ON February g. drect
for st. Peters burg despatch rays that he carried En
him formal declaration Of neutrality the part OF
Austria ant Prassis but this ststsmsat sstIy In
correct Bore learning he Is understood haps ogeref
mod ed proposals. but WAich oacn9 TO disc orders fror,
p governments the representatives Of EnDand ami Fa.es
could not entertain
We deem It right 70 give also the Russian .hat
Orlon although his mission has to ulscsr
RED hA suoeeeeed In gaining important
Russia and hat tbs neutrality Of Austria BY NO mean,
assured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

All and the Captain Pasha wss regarded BY the
Lnenos OF the rore ~ necessary Inc uu
fsttered action Of ths soverno,ent. hahsmst bsd
t now auoosedsd In retaining odios partly BY his uau-
enee ~ Law of the sulssu probsby oy
coDnecifon with ultra mussuIman faction anu the
kek.uiIhm ne Was, moreover, the personal enemy Of
hecfchid PashA and his Ietremeut will douotlsss pro
auce greA unanmity instead OF change OF policy Ia tina
owen With tho temper Of the Tarks present hest
and with the active alliance Of Eog and Fraocs tho
OF cabinet fsvorab, TO Russia ID osyoad
nef Besoes the retirement OF M~hsnst All ths Os pan
rasns has resigned and IL suooseded by Achn Pash
We give this report ~ 1t current. 1t will be OBJ
Hrveo however that there discrepancies in
the statement Ria being himssl the Captain Pasha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

An Official states the numbsr OF cases Of cholera
~ ochholr,, from Aue III to Jan. n. At 100l6 Of
wbica 2S72 were fatal The rnslady has noe ceased
Tbs corrsspoadsnt Of the London CArosso< vrstise
govssamsat has just ordered tAs prosssuoa Of the Arm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
THE POLISH LEGION.

Before embarkng at Marseilles for Constautinople,
General Wysock, who will take command OF the
Polish legion in Turkey issued the following address
10 the Polish emigration:--
uApsmLr Dsc. -, 1883.
In honoripg with your couHdsnce, you authorised
m. To put nyfeN in communication and TO treat with
the Turksh goyorpmspt for the formation OF Polish
legion.
before entering the vessel which convey 10 Con-
r'sntrope feel duty 10 expose you my vew Ind
ideD upon ths object Of my mission The blood the life,
OF every Pole belong exclusvIy TO Poland We not
therefore, allowed to ssofs them uness by doing ~
give life TO our hopes and turn them to the sdvsn
tags OF the national canss.
To Poles II s quit. clear thatths safety o, Turhey
and that OF the vast only be
by the existence ~ Poland free and independent PoIsnd
alone form barrier sheliog not ouly Turkey but
the civilization Of the vest against the saarsachmsnts Of
the barhsans The Turkish government is bezinung to
be convinced Of the truth Of this assertion Tns nrs OBJ
eot Of my m sion win be 10 strengthen and snlArxs that
convctop well with ths rurhsh govsrnnsnt a. with
the people Once convnod that their hintimatsy
bound up with the Of Polapd the Turkish govern
rent win readily Gnd the and the moA snoacious
sr'ssusss 70 protect our Interests II sowmon.
ors Il thoss means 10 sbs formation of Polish legion
turkey, where slsmsnts sxist ready 70 hAnd, sasy
b. eaiisd isto asea Bat the sgioa mu b assenSisd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

GOVERNMENT CkEDiT-PIFANCIAJ OPERATIONS.
hrcsniie letters ttat1 that asluded
srsnaeneot fp forty millions Of dollars with the
ersdit Mooer, agsns, rreasnry Bnds, bearing OK per
cent interest, the option being alio we'd Of exchanging
thsm or tsrte cent ksntss At tha price Of r. IL
also sad that tbs Bnk OF France has made an advance
OF about twsve miilInrs Of dollars.
Another fpapcisi report, land probably correctly i
that the Bank Of France has decided making I'd
vance Of co. 900 francs TO the governmsn Troa
Bonds iepswskls each month 10 In sdded that the
orsdi. Mobr had proposed loan 600 600 600 francs
but ths Minister OF Fnsncs stated that the Treasury mad
NO need for lean
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
NO REPLY FROM THE CZAR TO THE LAST
PROPOSITION OE THE ALLIED POWERS

There are - Jet rdiDgs OF any answer feou st.
Peersburs to the last utimstum OF France
Nicholas said to bs sisk-~ith erypslas bat a. all
events he bad not bean by any ton days
Soms even doubted II he In ST. Petersburg st ali
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

From Vienna II s saia tna, the Emperor Napoleon has,
In An autograph letter. made last appeal t. tbs good
sense Of the Cxa-
Prince Ne peson is said TO be enthusiastically in favor
OF active land operations to support the Turks ia which
event he would probably receive . c1mmard.
The Monsr announces 'Kisssle6s dep srture In the
folle wing brief terms Russian Mtaster Left Paris
Mosday.n BY the ladpendcroc Beige lesrs that "
Ksse,eG bad reAchsd Brussels. Hs accompanied BY
al the members OF tbs les aton excepting Consul Gene
raj Epslrg, who remains In Paris charged with civil and
commercial adatrs.
Ia every department. Of the pubhc service wsrks pre-
Paracps 20 hrly. A. tbs military shoots the
troops exercised operations Of attack passage Of
rivers, 40. Toe recently srroIIed recruits have extra
dris twice day and the ciicsrs put under exaui
naiop BY their superors Tne corps OF artillery and c.
vsy are undsreoDg similar rropsi atoms
AtfOsnt al the ar OF the srsepal and csrpsners
are employ Cd in making wooden for ths ces
o'iptop OF projec called boal osp idr hollow balls
hlied sith conposfor tnst STILES among whom
they fail.
Admiral Bruats squsdroa lied from Brest Oh inst,
toward the coast Of Africa Lstters stats that he has
orders TO embark from Alsesis frst division OF 900
mem VINO have already been organized By General Psls
sisr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

A ccfrespordsnt OF the Lonanp TtrNs. writing from
Dublin the 9th nssant ssys:-Tbc Very Rev DR. New
man arrived in Dublin I understood that the
ject of his visit IL to take immediate for organizing
the Cukn University and the "rquslcning OF the god
lsss colleges.
correspondent OF the london Chronicle writing from
Cork ON the 7th inst sAys-Cok Barracks and Ehxsoeta
Fort crowded with troops destined for foreign
vice. consisting Of three sanes OF the Nnth the
vice companies os the Thirty ninth and Eghty nn.h re-
gimsnfs, and numerous drafts from several depots: in
fact the entire forces In garrison awaiting
Surge transport with government stores for Hong
Kepg has arrived In ouseosown. She viii taks board
la 10 draft OF the Fifty hntn regiment lying in C,rk
ssnasks consisting Of hundred and twenty
tie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
SYRIA.
Syria Ia perfectly quiet.


The rsuaispg Hvs hundred Of he garrison OF Da
have for 6sd written petition to 90 esrnm ant
praying to TO the The bulk the troop Ia
tho province are march to tns eastern f,ontier to
guard against any danger that may ars Ia that quarter
THE RUSSIAN TROOPS IN THE PRINCI-
PALIrIES AND BESSARABlA
The following is the official statement O. the Rn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
PRICE TWO CENTS.

bad for libel sgarst foreign friendly ~overu.pss Ihs
onenoe 10 question consists In ths tnAt tao Jtsbsaa
lately pnohshed excellent article from tho Eushsn
paper us Econ mi on tho relstive position "a ytssa-
ship OF Prnss,a and Austria uncs~ the Uzs- II for
trsnsiatns this leader that tho journAl na3s..nsf H.
its learned And acooD psoee siior (asy professor H
banirhrent, or inprsopusat Acct rdax u the nagut
fude of the offence" oae Of the tsw gussas.sss fox
freedom saned BY the revolution Of i809-fsr tbs rest
have been Deary expsined ay.y by the succsssye sour
rne the decision OF CASES connected sikh the prss BY
(clumsiy ano imperfeo'iy fcrmsd) sry, tas ony 5As
OF offences In which IL kaa b .ntroduoed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-24

Tue CHANCES or wanThe life insurance companies IN
England have calculated the chances Of being killed and
wounded in battle and fixed the rates OF insurance
party may be insured against deah by accident or vo-
lence from any cause including death in action for f3 Be
on the floo per annum, and IL to include payment In
case of loss OF limb OF half the insured and payable
on death GO 3s. per cent extra sNHa ess tabsss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-24
.A,,~%e


The Of person will upos books the
p~s@sA1 " .I< ssl.esuoH ts made IN sdvsnee.
Distant subscribers money letter the postage OF
which win be paid BY ourselves In sa
| transmission. +. -
The COUNTRY PAPER published til during
MONS ot oonssess, add semi weekly during he
Subscriptions Ds period year win be received on
terms pfopaauoned W me above annual rates.
0y-FStfAAsrERs agents BY
sending us rss DAILY subscribers, $50 encosed
subscribers, with SIS enclosed, viii be entitled
copy svafi, A 3 a.Er
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-24

One Webster recently recovered $3.50 damages against
the Clevesnd and Columbus Railroad Company con-
ductor having put him ont Of the believing he had
not paid when he proved that he had paid asfare I8