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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13
"a Cul.rra a. AZ -.

Tax CLIItrs az the West.
One OF the most important and
modern establishments for the in
terest Of the Western farmer is
that of the " Dayton Flax Com.
pany.'' the object Of which is TO
dress flax upon an extensive sca'e
by the Buchanan process. The
works are situated about one mile
east of the center of the city. and
are now rapidly approaching com
pletion. Messrs Thos. Kimber.
Jr., and Chas. Hartshorne. of
Philadelphia, are the managers or
proprietor Of the patent for the
United States. j. N. Grosyenor
Esq, is a proprietor and the
manager of tho Dayton establish
ment. Mr.. G. is a very intel
igent drought agoing, practical
gentleman who has had much ex-
perience in the growing of fax
and manufacture Of oil. In sec
uring his services | think the com
pany were extremely fortunate
! was not a little surprised at see
ing the accumulation Of such
mountains Of fax-straw. The
yards and buildings now contain
upward Of 20o0 tons, and yet this
is neatly put up in stacks or ricks.
-Four of these ricks are now COM
pleted, each Of which is 200 feet
long, 40 feet high, 30 feet wide at
the bottom. This fax is mostly
the produce ofthree ofthe adioin-
ing counties. The company pay
so per ton for all the hax-straw
that come to them straight and
bound, and s. per ton for the
broken.
Mr, Grosyenor informed me
that be would probably raise steam
and commence operations in the
course Of the next month, when
he has promised me he viii send
YOU some account Of his success.
There is now cultivated and
grown in Kentucky, Indiana, Hi
nois and other Western States,
tens ofthousands Of tons Of fax, for
the seed alone-the fbreis suffer-
ed 10 GO to waste which ifdressed
would find a ready market at re-
muneratiag more. ! hope the
success Of this enterprise may
encourage the capitalists Of Ken
lucky and Indiana 10 erect similar
establishments in their respective
States
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M. RAN.OM = %.

Manufacture Of CorFEB TIN and SHEET
VI IRoN wORR, such as Copper Pipes To-
steam Engines and Dstilierie,. BreCching and
Chimueys, soda Generators and FoIuiaIas. Bre-
wing end all kinds Of Copper K,t !cs. Well and
Cisteru Pumps and every other article M then
line of Business, they also manufacture and
keep constantly on hand the So. Louis premium
Cooking Stoves, suitablefor S eam Boat Hotel. g,
Colleges or other similar establishment made
ia a good and }yorkmaniike manner, and out OF
good aud substantial maiefia'; and Of dliielrH.
sizes. All kind Of Tinware on hand, wholesale
aud retail, No. 233 Main street, solth-east cor
uer Of Cherry, 81. louis. Mo. aprl2-jm
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"ht that by the pillow vogld thrive,
Himtclf, must either hold or c-i,e.'

G1Y5' Excellent Cement for
seams in the roofs Of houses or
for any similar defects may be made
with white lead, dry white sand
and as much oil as will render it
OF the consistency ofputty !; it be-
comes as hard as any stone in the
course of a few weeks; the lead
forms a kind of flux with the sand
adapting it to the filling up OF
cracks in brick buildings; also for
painting up the bases Of chimneys,
where they project through the
roofs OF shingled houses
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Dr. Cooks Magle Hair OLl.

For the preservation, beauty, growth, ana
restoration of the Hair.
II has long been the desire OF persons troubles
with still, harsh, uaruly hair, 10 procure al ar
ticle which would Il once render the kaD soft,
lively and beautiful. The most perfect and
admirable article ever discovered for Tat PuI'
pose Is Dr.. Cooks Magic Hair oil.
This on peuetrates toe miuutest PORES, giT-
ing the dry and whitening bulbs new life ana
yigor, opening the capiliaries, soiishs, pressrF~
beauties and strengthens the hsir,h, aud ta'ns
from falling on, removes the dapdruii, and turns
ragged hair INTO that which Is smooth, gloss,
and wayy. Il Is admittci by All 10 be the great
est invention Of the age fOr be~autifying tho hair
aud rendering II permanent.
DIR COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL.
Is a superb article, and should be found % lbe
toilet Of every lady WIN values the glossy ana
beautiful appearance Of "the flowing finEiel'
and The witching curl"
Price, 30 cents per bottle.
For sale al Dr. Eastehy's Family bediein'
Store, corner Of Third and CbesRut streets 81
Louis, Mo. Also by p. A. Ssrpy, b. hsiy
and By dealers 10 nsdieihss gsnsfaily ~ bsi
Wsst' aFs itly
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LEATHER BETTING.

This article is now made iu the greatest per-
~fectiol. and becoming extensively used iH the
nauH featuring establishments % the country.
We keep Oh hand the largest assortment iu the
Western country. of or Own. and Eastern
manufacture.
~NULCARizEp CBBER BETTING STEAM
PACBrNG Asu RrBBLE uosL. We are the only
agents " the Boston Company On lh.s ely for
Inc sole uf these goods.
HOSTING -cIs"s- mll s~pindlcs. regulating
SCI ave, daHsi IRONS. patent iron proof safes.
mi9 pick. sc.een wire copper rive g. lace lea
liner. c~4,e.tsi ~asttI. Nc., Sc. y constant
ou haui II
St. Ions. April 26. 1854. uil-'y.
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Nh LE.SlP y go.

Sheffield steel warehouse, uuHiher 2l3, Main
street. ST. Louis. "Nl5itapan Iron Company
Roston. manufacturer Of maehincsist tools, Dol.
cutting and drilling machines, lathes, Ne..
Flles. edge tools. Sc, Sc, man f3cturel af
Wentworth Wo.ks, Sa.iiei, Imported 20 order.
y. BLACKWELL,
apr I2-Iv AGENT.
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MIsSISsIpPI EnINDRY.

Ca'oy, AIcCaue & Co, between Morgan and
Green streets, on Main aud second street y
Louis, No Builders of Steam E4giue5. BOaer,
and every Description Of Mi machinery.
ayr l2-Gm'
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\ + COWcTUCK. A. %

Wholesale and retail dealer ia Boots and
Shoe, Of ali kinds, No. l52 Main street, ST.
Louis, No. ap.l2-ly'
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NEW GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW GOODS
Just arrived, per steamer Delaware. AZ
SARPY'S CHEaP C.9SR STORE
On Main street, 81. Mary.
Ci liens aud enigrants can now find II
full supply Of fresh Groceries, Provisions
Dry Goods and Hardware, which Iiey cai.
buy cheap for CASH. n57-tf
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

Attorney at Law, Gieuwood. NJls Co. Iowa
Practices in the Courts oi the 0,h aud ih Jp-
Districts, and The supreme Co'rtot Iowa
May 3D.. lSjL "5'-IN'
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


JOHNSON & CASADY.
Attorneys at Law, and General Land Agents.
yity OF Council Bluffs, Iowa, will atteniio pro-
tc%ssioHel business iu lhe 9Th aud 7h JIdiciai
Dis lucts; also. TO 'he purchase, sale aud loca-
ion of Land warrants. Particular attentiOn
paid 20 the collection Of claims. aug 3l-3m
D.. ~. PRICE,
Attorney al Law, Council Bluff City, Iowa
refer 10 b. NJ. Hughes, 81. Jostph. 3io.. Ioha
Douiphan. Weston, No, MIdd q Hughes, a..
Louis, 3o. n3k-lft
A. c. FORD,
Attorney and Counsellor q, Law, city Of
Council Bluffs Iosa. sept 2l-6m
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WN STREET.

Physician and surgeon. having rarmanaut'y
locaicI in Gleuwood. Mills co., Iowa, will
promptly attend 70 an calls 10 his 1rolesslon.-
nTce on Locust street. one door north of
Wb,f.,s sto-a. aug Silly
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DR.. lBLEs-'s 4ro5a-s.


A sate and certain cure for GOnouhga, CleS
S,ricjures, Seminal Weakness, aud all disss.ss
of the Genital Organs.
This popular and spcciGc remedy snow sT-
icrci ty toe afflicted and saUeEtfato cure al
cases " bDuOgrbml, Sicc,, Structures, SeuiAAl
Weakness. and I'll diseases az the Grii,ai Organs
300 "a ieH days. This Iuiaiiialle remedy has
saved thousands upon thousand from he hands
of hrlsi'rss Qudcks, u not from q premature
grave. lu case OF Injection, DR.. BAKERS Sps-
ciilc is the only safe and sure remedy. II isvery
agreeable 20 tAc taste, creates no prcceptable -
dos aud may be used by persons Of either ser
wllb entrc secrecy without regard 20 diet, him
diaucc from business or hied cal Adviser, as
plain directions for use accompany the medicine
Reader have you q private disease DO notue-
glact u. Delay is dangerous. with Dr.. B4-
ktrs Specific yOu can cure yourself, and thus
prevent all exposure. This med cine VIII speed
Ny and elcctuaily cure the most urulent eases
Of Secret Diseases. and eradicate every particle
of IHfCctIOus matter from the system, and rsstors
the patIcutto a perfect state Of aealth and purity.
Price, ~ 90 per bottle.
For sale at DR.. Easlerly' Family Medicine
Store, southeast corner of Third and Chestnut
streets, ST. Louis, No. Also by r.. A.. Sarpy,
ST. Mary, lONa, and by dealers in medicines
generally IN the West. apr i2-Iy
DE- Hoop tg'e EgIaEl5 Cordial
A valuable remedy for suppression Of the Men.
ses, Whites, Painful MeHstruaton, lmpoten-
cy OF Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Head.
ache, Dizziness, Weakness of the nerves, ans
al diseases which arise from q arrangement
Of the functions Of nature.
The most perfect, safe aud iHfalliabie remeds
for tae cure Of all those diseases OF fcmalss, ar
is.ug from weakness or debility, aad obstruction
IN The sexual organg, such as irregular or sup
pressed Of the hienscs, Fluor Albus or Whites
Falling Of the Womb, Headache, Frighitgl
Dreams Sc, caused by Colds, checked peTspiss.
tiOus, excuses, oyer-excitemmt, sc, is
DIR HOOpEWs FEMALE CORDIAL
Several ladies ia the city who have suffered
for mani years with The above complaints, and
have employed our most eminent physicians
without success, have used d. i]lo0pers Fe'
mala Cordial, aud have been speedily ard per-
maueutly cured by is use. iftheTe Hre slier-
ers in 81. Loais, they can rely upon D.. Hoop
eT's Foua'e Bordial as a safe, pleasant and IL
fectuai remedy.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for IS.
For sale al Dr.. Easterly's Family Medicine
Store, corner Of Third aud Chesl1t streets, 81.
Louis, No. Also by p. A.. Sarpy, So. Mary,
aud b. dealers in medicines generally In the
West. apr I2-ly
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13
LONG LOOKED FOR,
COME At LAST

NTUCEOLLS * co. have iust received one Of
~ the largest and best selected stock oil
GOODS ever bifore exhibited 90 .bc west. l.
mong their assortment may be f5lll
DRY GOODS
A variety Of clothing of all sorts and sizes.
hardware aaa cutlery, drugs, medicines. fiTuI-
ture, beisic5ds, bdrea $, tables, chairs, co0a
box and Grccian, parlor stoves, &e.; 10 short.
everything you may call for.
Persons need not be detained when they come
b the cheap corner, as they are Heil supplied
with ninble CLERKS 0u their FIRST legs, and all
WAYS have sharp scissors aud dIll conscience
Emigrants Will find IL 10 their advantage 10
call upon Us before urchpsingeissHhere
GleuUood. Aurii 2J. 1854. u3j-tf
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

Doctor james DoueiJu, would respectfully
inform the citizens OF Gicnwood. Mills Co.,
Iowa. that be BIAS permanently located On this
and tenders his Professional services, 800
al of it's various branches, 20 the citizens aud
vicinity. Having attended a fun Course OF
Medical Lectures, 90 CONNECTION wta The -.
Louis Hospital, hatiefs iInsc'f competent
=, render g]rif-ai sat .fsrt.oa t0 those who may
favor him with ,hcit patronage.
70 Office az tis Drug Store.
GIESwoun. Minis .a.. Iowa.
Dec -. 1~53 .a"-Ir.
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WILLIAM CORFiELD,
Attorney aud Counsellor dtLaw, Greenwood.
lane 2S-ly.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

Prosperity is ne just scale; adversely
s TIC only tslnct g weigh friends.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

DEs Ua-S1c's yDQgl 8l4sgl11s
For the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Astham, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, Pain
IN the Side and Breast, Pleurisy, Whoopine
Cough, and all diseases Of the Lungs and
Chest.
Among all the celebrated remedies Tor Disea-
ses Of the LUsCs and CHEsT, none seem TO be-
meeting with such success and 10 give such en-
tire satisfaction 10 all, as
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM.
This valuable remedy is purely vegetable IN
It's ingredients, and perfectly harmless in al H.
qualities, and as mild and pleasant as The most
delicate cordial. II is very soothing and heal
ing 10 the Lungs, aud is every where ackuOwl-
edged By Druggists, Physicians, and all who
have used IL 10 be the most Ehectual Curative
known.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

ln eases Of consumption The Liver Is always
more OF less affected, Az also The spleen. pieura
and small iRtestines. The effect Of DR.. Carter's
Cough Balsan in diseases Of he Liver, espee-
tally If II be- Of an ulcerous nstire, is direct and
ppvsrfsi, t~yis Aisssss sftAs Live sns.-
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ST. LCuIs -ApVRTIsEMENTs.
french Burr nliil s,onts.

N-EARlN TWENTY YEARS ENpI l.
y rlcciu the Mil fs-uisHiur Hl.iuc- 300 s..
Louis. Commencing at the vo-Autl'. hruelA
enable ms fu ilIEs correctly of tHa gIalUy of
burr aet af5utet Go milling boo the West. To
obtain tbat quality. we have found FL necessary
90 visit the guarrios .u France. auJ there make
selections. Oar Stock this year NIs selected aI
the q|uariIes by one of the hm. lHd sample.
left with the proHrigtors, that $50 may. when
we order. be certain of obtaining he desired
uualitv. For successful milling. The practical
miller and mlIwriEht can appreciate the impor-
t.u,e of u,is arrangement. Our stock is always
large, and any desired tempe and texture Of
burr can be obtained without delay.
BOLTlNG CLOTHS.
To obtain the quality ot Boiling Cloth best
suited go milling 20 the west, wc have had the
creates, difficulty. Overlooking bolts by fast
grinding. and the large quantities of spring
wheat and oats proved s1 destructive t0 The ore
binary Cloth. that complaints o. mill owners
aud miller, became su frequent. We found tue-
ccs-lry tc obtain hglye or aud stronger Cloths.
or SUBJECT ourselves 90 a susp cIoH of selling an
inferior article. We laid before the maugfac-
furr-s our objections 10 their Cloths. Jui ORDER
cd heavier and stronger 60 hs made. They uu-
iertook II wish reluctance, fearing that they
could not make their Cloths heavier and pre-
serve the uniformity Of meshos 30 iuiispensa-
bic Cor GOOD milling. They have succeeded
OUR uoLrlNG CIoIHs ARE now MADE EMPRESS
LY FoR NJ. and for beauty OF finish. umformi-
fl Of ue.lc>. strength aud durability, We refer
to the miIltrs generally Do the country, and cs-
peclaliy 90 tie I.i,e.s aud mali owners IN this
...tF.
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wINrrR COUCH.

The hsr.hdry winter cough which aHiet, ola
pcorjc and invalids in q low state q health
can D., eIectnally cured by the use OK Dr.. Car,
icr's Cough Balsnm. Ii warns, moistaus so3
stimulates ihc whole breathing apparatus, py,i.
he- and auilaate7 The blood. improvesth the sae+e.
tive power of The Liver, Spleen and other lsr~,
glands. aud the digestive org ans, and imBs III
new life to tIe wan and cmauciated system.
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edged by Druggists, Physicians, and ali who
have used II 10 be the most Ehectual Curative
known.
CONSUMPTION.
No disease incident to our climate Is so uni-
yers1l, aud az the same time so fatal, as Pull
EOaaEy Consumption. THIS awful maiady
sweeps over the land as a Destroying Angel,
laying low the strongest and fairest Of our race,
Million Of the young aAd lie old are annually
hurried 10 the tomb by this dreadful national
disease.
CoSsUnrruE REArEH!-Beware Of mere
palliative medicines. The object u nearly all
the medicines now offered for diseases of the
Lungs, IS 10 relieve and not 10 cure. Such is
not the ease with d.. Cartci's Cough Bslsam.
Ia colds and coughs, which are the fret symp-
toms Of consumption, ~ the most pleasant
and eficaci0us remedy that can possibly be used.
lH confirmed consumption II has been used with
perfect and triumphant success, when thcmost
eminent physicians had given up AL hope as
vain. 50 c0lhdent is the Proprietor Of rs pow
e. 30 care Tubercurous Consumption. that he
solic.ta q trial iH The worst Of case2.
sPFTfINGO OF BLOOD.
This frightful symptom Of consumption j.
speedily checked and prevented By the use Of
DE-. Cartef's Cough Balsam, which heals the
affected Membrane, removes the i~ncipirnt tuber-
cles, aud restores those vital organs, the lungs,
% a sound and healthy condition.
MN Afs4 IN AAAlns
Splitting of Blood always arises from a ten
deucy 10 tuberculOus disease, and If not checked
al Tie outset, viii GoOueT or later terminate in
death. A person ShO raises blood once will
raise blood again ph,ess a proper curative Is ina
medlateiy employed.
PAIN ~ THE SIDE,
This dis Tessing symptom Of consumption a.
rises from inflammation Of The lungs or membran,
called the Pleura, OF from bronchial affection,
OF The AR passages. 10 either case IL Is a yery
dangerou. indication Of disease. IL prevents
full and free breathing, aud wears away ID,
natural strength Of the system. The cause ol
this symptom should be removed al once, ans
nothing can possibly effect that ebjectso speed.
iy and happily a. DR.. Carter's Cough Balsan
which IS always safe and ~saluiary Ia is effect,
on the constitution.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
To- eases Of consumption the Liver Is AWAY.
more OF less affected, sD2 also The spleen. pieur,
and small intestines. Ihe effect Of DR.. Carter
Cough Balsan in diseases Of he Liver, espee
tally il IL be Of an ulcerous nature, is direct an,
peNsrfsi, ssyls Aissass sf tAs Live snss
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Is warranted to cure Ague and Fever, Dumb
Acle, Chills and Fever, lntermitaut and Re-
militant IeVerz, and all the various forms Of Ie-
yers Incident 10 the WestN
Thil popular remedy has now been before
the public two FEARS, aud daring that time about
TWE STY-FIgE IHoUsAND BoTILgs
have been sold aud IN no instance has il failed
10 elect q %perulnlnt cure as far as heard from,
or 30 give entire satiafaction 10 tie purchaser.
Il IS Warrcnted 20 cure ail eases, or the money
viii be refunded. Le; no man, woman or child
suffer with this distressing disease, when a sure
remedy g. Il hand.
Read ihe testimony from john Miller & Co.
L~yAEsVILLE, H., Oct. 20, 1853.
DR.. Fasierly-Sir We take pleasure in stat
ing That We have purchased SO b~ottlesof your
Fever and Ague Killer, aud have sold the same
10 our patrons, and that il has effected a perma-
nent eurein every case. We have sold nearly
all the yarlOns medicins for ague aud fever, but
none hos given such entire satisfaction as your
Fever and Ague Killer. We believe il Is ne
best medicine now before the public.
HssPsrTziN, Iskp MllS . CO.
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- AiAn NtAIED-AI X udso SKINS want
- ei, for wlnch the highest pIce WA b. paid
~ S.& f..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18
MORE INDIAN MAssACREs.

We have dates from Oregon from Oct. 7th. The
papers have repo;ts Of the horrible butchery of a
train If emigrants Fort Boise. Sixteen bodies
found and buried and three children were car
ried of by the Indians A correspondent, writing
from Fort Boise, says:
From what can leaIn there is determination
the part the Snakes kill aud rob all wao may
fail into their power. They say the Americans have
been continually telling them that nniess they
their depredations an army would come aud destroy
them, but no such thing has been done and that the
Americans afraid of them, and say that IL we
to tight them to come on. f,-
The Indian Agent thinks it too late in the season
to whip the Indians this fell He says-Winter and
spring would be the time when they would be least
able to make resistance ss they then half farnsh
ed and would not find the xame protection in tho
brush they do in summer, when the leaves ire on
The Cayusus and Nesperces not geed terms
with the Snakes and coud be easily Induced 10 take
up arms against them.
Some OF the Oregon papers deEounce Ia the
verest terms the Agents of the HUDSON Bay Ccmpa-
ny, particularly those at Fort Boise, which ia ono
OF the Company's trading posts, for selling and
ammunition to the Indians hir. Fl. G. Gardner, who
reached Fort Boise shortly alter the massacre of
Wards train, writef: II at Fori Boise, sod with
in twenty miles Of that place, about enc thousand
Indians most OF them appeared to be well armed
some OF them well mou1tsd. At ths Fort were abou
fifty Nesperces, and some Snas es The former were
selling their guns and amupitioa to the Snakes and
receiving in exchange Anne rcan clothing money
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18
would seem that one ship of the line had bsea a.
risusiy damaged, and two steamers set on IRE Nv

would seem that one ship of the line had been .s
risusIy damaged, and two steamers sef On tiye hv
the red hot shot.
A despatch Of Prince Mrnschikcff's ot the oe.h
Of October officially cor d ms the aff,ir s,f tss
18Th The Russians attacked the detsirh. a srag
lish camp. and took four redoubss. Toe Eng
iish lost GOO horses ard II guns. The French mad
second battery rszed.
The Sc. Petersburg corresponds Of the National
Zeitu.g. writes under date of the 9Th nlf.:-
..Warlike preparations are beiaE continued ON ths
most exteEs.vs fcale. Tho Cove erpmrnt 10 havic &
guns OF long range. together With their prjectiies
cas-. In PetrossweGsk and CroI stadt which to be
mounted on the foFtcatons OF the latter place xt
harbor The csassing trade liberated om its ftt
ers oy the of the hostile fleets The llsf OF
the vessels clearing IN and has become very long
The heet hiss left its positions and he's returned psrf
iy INTO the warsbip harbo and partly into the mid
die haIbor. where it wss lateiy inspected by tie
re-oceupied..
ie,ter from St. Petersburg, Of the 18th ult., in
the Press of Vienna, aays:- ~
Cunt Nesselrode had yesterday long con6deat
conversaton with the Czu at Gatchins. and shortly
after courier was despatched to the Russisa AM
bassa6or at Berlin, with nsrructi0ns his
in the attempts nipde to brig about better uadeI
CAbiAet in this note by me ans seems inclined 10
make coneessons dt Caring that ft desires Is folfo
Ia every circu instance the pol cy hch 1t has hitheT
TO f3owed IN the Ess ern affair; IL SebaHopfl
not sield the slisbtest portion Of the tights which
are insured her by treaties in the East Russia,
the note declares, Ia the most powerful State In
the East and will remain in spite of every che
she has rot yet brought forward her principal for
ceal and the Western Powers have carse for tri-