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DRUGS MEDICINES. ;,

).'S CATALOGUE OF
AR FAMILY MEDICINES,
and Dealers at Propnetors' lowest
goncy, No. 1851 CHARITIES ST.,
|Hibbard's Wild Cherry, "
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspepsia,
Gouley's Vegetable, Colsman's,
Hoonand's German, 0rygenatsd.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, hIeen Fun,
Jpnes's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
LOWS Brown Windsor,
Jonea'R Chemical, a..n "ut
Railways Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet snd Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wrighps Indian Vegetable,
Moiiatpe Life, Brsndreth's,.
Mofrison's, Lee'a New London,
PARIS, Sappington's, Champion's,
Graefenberg, Jayns's Sauative,
Jayne'G kgtIe, Winer's Camomile,
HibhArd'a Arti-bilious, Pstsr's,
Spencer's Vegetable, Cock's, "
Cooper's, Coyel'a Rheumatic, "
Anderson'a, Allebasis' Health,
Wistar's Gentle furgat,ve,
Allebasis' Ague, Hooper's,
Chiekner's Sugar-costed,
Herrich's Sugar coated,
Gilbert's Antl-biiious, Beekwith'a
Leidy's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pile,
Scotia Vegetable, ERgou's,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Lebdy's Female,
Louden's Indian Sanatiye,
Loudsn'a Ague, .fiollowAyh, "~
Halsted'a Anti Dyspeptic,
G0rdon's, McLshe's Liver.
FAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Bachelors,
Gilmsu's instantaneous,
B8llari's, Jules Haual's,
Jayne's American. East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR., Morse's inFigorating Cordial
Thorn's Extract,
Tarrant's Aperient, vi
Tarrant's Elixir Of Rhubsfb,
carter'e Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Toothache Drops,
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Riddef's Cordial,
Thompson'. Eye Watas
Wntts's Nervous Anita
Billing's Astrirgeat,
HyAtt's Life Balsam,
McMuun's Elixir oFopium,
Railways Ready Relief,
Railways Re soiYent, " .. "
laramie lndelible Ink, IVA
Or. Fitch's Body BraceB, ."
DIR. Fitch's Shoulder Bracen,
DR.. Fitch's Inhaling Tubes,
DR.. Roses Preparations,
Winer'a Arcsnum Extract,
Tentur's Specific.
Marshall's Catholtcon,
DR.. Fitch's Preparations,
alotse'n Compound Syrup OF Yellow
Dock,
Perry Dayia's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger, u
Morlmore's Rheumatic Compound,
Nlortirnors's Cordial Bittara,
MyOr's Extract Of Rock Rose,
tfossmHn's Specific,
Dr.. Wards Specific,
Jpham's Pile Electnary,
Steer's Opodeldpc,
iodffev's Cordial,
rurlington'a Baiaam,
Dr.. Cullen's Preparations,
3atsman's Dropa,
Dr., Jayne'e Family Medicines,
'eidlitx and Soda Powders,
ipping's Fluid Extract BGchu, |
4ueina Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
iArl's Remedy for Fits,
Wilson's Death on Rata, etc.
4eidy's Erasive Soap,
iiTby's Cholera Drops,
Sall'R Cholera Syrup,
'pohn'a Headache Remedy,
;onnelPs Mixture,
lr. Marchisl's Uterine Csiholieon, |
'owan's t.ithoutriplie,
.onden'H Preparations, &l
ionghton's Pepain.
'HEtDAM SCHNAPPS.
4 all deaiers in any of the articles
nnt IL to their advantage by call
where will ho found the NEST eE-
TENT MEDICINES in the United
nee addfess
HIT & co.,
tTNE WADE IInTrCE
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II SLAVE EPOT,
q rtn,,.,-,, 1873 Baronne street. ,SA
Akior sale for either Cash Acceptance mi o ma
nenf o. SLAVES combating MECHANICS Of ali denS
100 leased the large and commodons story dwelling No
noata SaTfol9p Depot he ia prepared accom-
OBTAINED IN the city, having for BET een n an
NesfoeB, and the advantage
s f""ouAr attention VIII be paid to sgnnens Of Slaves
y THOMAS ]. FRISBY, l3S Bar5nne straat
Co. Curry Person; J. G. Risks c.
Richard Beck j. G. Cocks Co.; Watt DeSsnlias 90
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R NlCKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
~ RANGEs-FiasT PREMIUM

.,.. PRICE 4 CoULON, Plumbers, 10Y Poydras
se new Orleans respectfully and the r IN
are pesrd o' Spe cary ~ 5s 1go's
ms ENSLISH md FRENCH WATER CL0s as WASH
"a GFs BRASS FAUCETS of Kinds CHOKING
ps S66sisARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC ANS: FopfE fFTa,J
PEE PEE FUMES hed up in the LEA Of evsp
attb .sa saa WORK neatly taP vrarSd
"
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"A TTAINING FAVOR DAILY.-There ia no
medicine adapted for all common diseases n, plana
ad b. A. FAHSESToGKS YERAtlF this testimony:
From F. P. DucoNGE. Esq New orloars1
DOCTOR BEACH'S PREPARATIONS.
IA ce
III 55assss8sSEA n nAy. W a. q All a sin,
ESeswSylSfN wv eth We S43acsnqNM fsctuh
SEsrasff III p
As sSE3na5SS
8JhSH& HtEAaFSsSEttS VIE II u * FOR Di
mn

Ghoea Cholera Mobu
nas been by the
hon and themselves the mos
Known ~ positively cueslhe
@ Sold by sll the principal
Beaehs Bresst Linsment.-An excellent remedy for
anse OF the Lungs Breast such Breast Shifting
d s0GS Oppression Breathing us
Hoont he Ches This remedy without
benefit Disease Of the Lungs than
ubea predispoed
me OF the chestB hereditary entirely an
khIR LnameRt o - "'l
Beach's Ferraginour TeneA remedyfo ChiE and
Of the disease ~ 'phe''nshie 'otn
in less than twenty hours. ~ ~ ' " s''0 tsiiei
beachs stomaehye Bftters.-Ths excellent article
mas been long Chs
ever aud all AGtrnnhl Feye To persons living or having
even ior short period low arsy the Bitter
them will with CblH
a the same time they the The
improve dgestios restores
and gyss health and vigo to
above remedies
performed by Them We will this are ali
70 be- They
TOR years with the most satisfactory great
Ior tnese remedies alone
can be reached by ALL
ED. BEACH, n. D., Chemist and Apothecary.
AW corner oil Charities and Customhnuaea ts. No
and of Dr. RANKIN,
NJ
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City New Orleans
be remembered that the Goth
Justice Of the Peace in and city person
ally appeared Alexander Brother President
Secretary Of The Home Mutual Company
VINO being duly sworn according to law deppse the
ABOVE uht and
Of the san Company. A. BROTHER, President,
JAS. Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this January s4
c. " JONTE Second Justice Of the Peace
~, fths Parish Of Orleans
The Board Trustees
in cash on the outstanding certificates the holders
to their legal representatives. MONDAY
The Trustees have also declared dividend tenyegh
on the net earned the the
18th Il March
~ This Company continues against peril
Rivers aud loss damage Fire at the premium
Office, No. Is Camp
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President!
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
$, Z. era WORD President. '
q, g, INLAY Secretary,
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST.
No, Is Camp street, Neworlesns.
BENJAMIN FL1RAECE, Agent,
.,,,, - HARMON DOANE, Asst. Agent,
Risks on the livsso WHITE PERSONS SLAVES on
aus haos'iA'ofAoIS 1sFas' ocsiS iy
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Let all those who suffering aeonirng
masm read the following what aso NAV Be- done n, be
they will use this inalible remedy: ' ~ ~ A'' 'ne"'"
ME JosR BuL1+-Dear For
ncted with Rheumatism of the
s Of pain tiad procure for The
Preparation of saapars entirely cursd me If
and Improved any baH
ainsed have been s snd
doubt the cure and confidently Il "A III
"s..sauae N wy ior ehematas IsEiAM BRIDGES.
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In gard to your saraapara will say uses
40 some extent cutalseuH
pe Porss cabies syphtc Caohsria and II ali dss.ss
me Of consist
Of the nuids OF the body with
junction With local treatment prefer it 10 any
parasn OF Sarshpariain physician will admit n,
Respectfully, ysnrs. W, T. PRENTIss M n
XIV
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II WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
- GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they offer supply Dggs and Dealers Popetor lowest
Wholesale pricea.
ICY General Depo and Spaca Agency No, 1871 CHARITIES ST,
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BOARDING.

EgOARDING.-Several Fine Rooms for Fam
es 70 be had at that
Also, few Day Boatiers be ascommodat ebs au
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BROUGHT to the First District Police az
d d Prison N2
THOMAS black, est7 inches high years old: has,
oscar On the forehead and lce. Says beldngs 49,
Ihomhs, of the Parish Of ST. jack.
MAIlLph mniStto feet inches hEn year4 old saysshS
belongs to Mr. Frederick Boyd. Of hatcher, Mississippi.
The owners Will please comply With The law respecting them
JONATHAN WORKALt, Warden.
New Orleans Decsmh-r 10. ts53. d1g Iarsz
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" Druggists and Merchants, any of the arleg
contained The above catalogue will call
ing Or sending their orders above whore will
thsve aof uen; OF UINE PATENT MEDICINES
States and At the lowest prices. Pense address
j. WRIGHT & co.,
N0-'SAA't- "afNf.fioGShp
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MEDICAL CARDS.

koCTOR S. W. DALTON has THIS DAY re-
csyed, from Dr. ]. v. c. SMITH, Vaccine Institute
Sgs.gn Mass small supply FRESH GENUINE VACCINE
ana would remind adults those having unprotected
It'll A disease Small Pox Of the promptly
~ V tns vaccination Of themselves children.
oinee, NO. 80 st. CHARLES STREET, tmhl
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u D Prison Ia
RACHAEL, black high, years old. ayaS&
abe belongs Mr.. William James, Of oHa. l@f
SAM THOMAS SCOrT black feot2% high, %
old he belongs Mr. Wave supposed thu
slave of Captain Robert Newport, Of Fort udton.
The will please comply vita me respecting them.
JONATHAN WORRALL, Warden.
Ney Ftenna syvaJ iar1I
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eERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R. q
y SAFFoLD, s. g. HENRY, E. R. LATtMER, W. D. COATES
stoMN 3,, LaoGffIER HORN FELTON,, 6. Il. MYERS CO.
SSFoWLER, MCLEAN co. COOS owner. Of steam Saw
the waters Biloxi Bay have style and
urn OF the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY Attheir Mills tbey
are running Sixteen Single Saws Lath Saws and
Planning Machine, Two mora
10000 to so 900 feet OF Lurnoer day ~ us
Railroad Companies Plank RnidnV
al others wanting Pine Lumber supplied
notice Their Agent in New peans fully
sapply company individual yards will Soon be
with of demand O
corner Of Solo and Enphrosyne TAYLaE
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ACuLlST.--Dr. CUISINES Office, for ssssss,.
~ E5sseR zen S Fl psEAsEs q hs EYE and I'M
opposite Lafayette Square, New ans, 49,
~ All Surgical operations the EYE attended IN sncb a
CATARACT SQUIRTING the INSERTION ARTIFICIAL EYES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
THE TREATIES BETWEEN RUSSIA AND
TTTREEY

The political and territorial treaties between Russia
and Turkey have not been easily accessible TO the English
public Copies of the chief of them have been pre-
sensed 70 Parliament by the government and printed.
ence to the Christian religion and its churches in Turkey
rests on the rst treaty in this collection the treaty of
perpetual peace and friendship" concluded between
those two at kutschouc kanard upon the right
bank OF the Danube in July 74 This treaty settled the
then boundary between the two countries leaving essa
raba to Turkey and the two empires agreed to annh
te and leave In an eternal oblivion all the previous
lies between them" BY Article VII the Sublime Porte
promised 20 protect constantly the Christian religion
and its churches and IL also allowed the Ministers of
the Imperial Court of Russia to make, upon all occa.
sons representations well 10 favor Of the church
o. Cons antlnope OF which mention TO be in
arr Gle ~ a. on behalf Of its officiating ministers pro.
missing TO take such into due consdera
ton az being made by confidential functionary Of
n"ghborng and sincerely friendly Power" BY article
H. after the manner OF the other Powers, permission
was en- to the High Court of Russia In addition to the
chapel baii IN the il nisers residence to erect In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

Of the King OF England These shortsighed and treache
actions expGed the field OF Jena aud Prls
learned by the defeat Of her army and the anniha-
ton Of her that state which has Withdrawn it.
self from the common interests Of Europe has claim
It's hour Of peril the support q those has abandon
ed. The severity Of her punishment equal 10 the mag
nitude of her fault and her luci IN the last two
years OF the war which gave her large share Of the
glory and the spos of victory, In degree etacei
from memory the scandalous nsnceri,y and The depor
bic consequences Of her former policy. Unhappily IN
less the energy Of the country DC reused 70 assert
its independence and its right n place among the civil
lied nations of Europe in this contest the Prssian Ga b
net appears determined 10 act on the precedent o. 'o
rather than that Of 1913 and 10 separate itself alto
gether from the cause In which this country Is engaged
We have still however too much respect FOR the sense
and patriotism Of the Germans to believe that N $50
resign themselves 70 play tame ana - me same ~
perilous part feel Indifference when iheirh
and their interests nearly at stake -,
We told that already in Northern Germany, nNse
numbers of persons are repairing T. KEEL IN te nope Oh
seeing tic magnificent naval armament which VIII pro-
baby be lying in those inland German waters anu
we have no doubt that the instructive enthusiasm OF the
ueone will be excited BY the reflection that this fleet has
entered tbose seas on hostile erraud to Germany Its
presence pledge of the opening of the Baltic and
the independence of the North What on the contrary,
world be their position if Russia held by her maritime
srperorty the Baltic complete possession of that
she DO if the Western Powers not resolved to
confne her within the shelter of her coastsS What,
would be the fate Of Dantsc Stettn Mcme and Luz
beck Germa interests sacrificed TO the demands Of
Russia and the whole north coast of Pomerana closed
BY bockadef is impossible that the presence of this
Gee should not remind the North Germans that the the
atre OF is at their doors, and that their in
dependence is involved in the Of the Western
Powers 1t rests mainly with them and their govern
men to decide whether this war is to be long short
perous to Europe decisive of the independence OF all
nations They have repeatedly challenged to take the
part which BELTS this country in such enterprise and
we have reluctantly but resolutely obeyed that call 1t
remains to be whether Germany is still to be
ally OF England Russia for TO halt between the two is
to forfeit the confidence of both.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
Our Constantinople Correspondence.

CoNsTANTINoPIE Feb. 70, 1854.
Austrian Post Office Espiona9Rumors at Constan,inople
--Amusing Cdnards Of american Aid in Men and
Money Wdshington's Birthday-TAe United States
Ships-siclness Board-Carniral Frolics-7he Ladies
The Opera Troupe and Rencontre Items from
Greece-7he Weather and House Comforts.
The Vienna mail has just brought me your letter
finding me closeted with old payfellow Of life cale /
lndisposition, who for many days has bored Soltud
and myself with his most unwelcome company but
seems at last to discover that his presence Is
desirable agreeable than since the creation of tn
world II has been to any one else Of his extensive
qrantance-hnds that the hospitality rendered him is
not at all his exacting mind desires and appears dis
posed to leave me- for the present at least apparently
sats6ed-the old vampire-with the substance he has
taken away from my good nature and constitution.
wish could have received your despatch at an
earlier period and, from its date, il seems should 30
have DONE but judging from its route and battered
SEAL has probably been subjected TO the usual curiosity
of imperial Austria and thereby missed its regular tran
sit to this Of planet. l must confess how
ever that the opening of the seal has not been con-
Quoted apparently with the elegance Of former burgaries
upon American matter that have come under my OBJ
servation
The mail leaves to morrow, and shall not be able to
give you as would WISH the details Of incident here
but will just scribbe off at the pr sent time brie
sketch Of matters drifting about between the Euxne and
STEAMBOAT and the echo Of mingled reports It passes
down the Dardanelle and by other routes towards the
peaceful part Of the world
You cannot fancy however how difficult II Is to obtain
any accurate Information here in this latitude of gded
caiques and ample trousers, with regard to the all
absorbing business of this country How small is the
dependence to be placed upon the rumors constantly
circulating about lkecopies of the Herald Most of them
bear truth and many of them are entirely ridiculous
Among the most amusing tina, the United States
government bad chartered number Of vessels in the
Pacific TO bring treasure from California to the Sublime
Porte by way of loan gift TO The Ottoman nation to
assist in carrying the war with Russia moreover.
that thousand bags had already been landed serago
Point by the American Commodore there could be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, March 20, 1854.
The Wdr-Louis NapoIeons Ncp Distribution of Earops-
The Men Locn-Ahaok on NJ Dppin by NJ Mon,aeus.
tert-Gossip Of Paris
The comedy of the Eastern question is vcrgng fast
upon tragedy. War is inevitable. Turkey aban Ions TO
the Western Powers for the Christians OF the Fast more
privileges than she willing TO concede to the Gar
that Is TO say, in order TO avoid the danger OF being
weakened by Russia she morally ablicatcs her rights
into the hands OF France and England Tsc Turks are
profoundly troubled at these CONCESSIONS but they must
he saved in spite Of themselves As to the Gar he has
no longer any pretext 70 justify his going 70 war for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The police system of New York is greatly improved,
and the safety Of citizens proportionaby
and the tax payers better satisfied But these advan
tages are about being lost body Of men, who have
the least interest in the city, neither freeholders or ira
ders but politicians and discharged policemen are work
ing hard in Albany to restore all the horrors OF 1881 The
merchants and storekeepers Of New York look on with
marvellous apathy instead of calling meeting Of citi-
zens and sending committee at once to Albany to coun
teract the conspiracy. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

ARREST OF A MuRpEnER.-A young man, named
Cocl O. was arrested in Richmond Va, few days ago.
IL ss1 Cooke was engaged to be married TO young lady
M Holly Springs Mississippi Having intimate FRIEND
named Wilson B. Sanderson he requested him to address
This Young lady himself merely to test her faith to him.
pnlerson accordingly addressed her. accepted and
they we're married In about twenty minutes after the
contamination Of the ceremony Cooke asked Sanderson
10 pep into the street with him minute. Having gone
little distance from the house Cooke drew pistol an
shot Henderson dead the ball striking Just above the
month Cooke made his escape and had not boon foun
Till the present time.
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f2s,062.5l5
-. f34, $780, 1874 fs4. s9e, 5sf
NJ. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
JAMES M'HENRY's CIRCULAR.

JAMES ii HENRY'S CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, March "a, 1854.
Bacon has declined Is to 2s, and at the reduction
Gales difficulty the home evidently In excess OF
estimates Prime brands of beef have met attention AMI
ere dearer other sorts neglected Pork continues
dull.
Lard is Is dearer owing to the in tallow and
oils.
TAIIow is U.s. higher closing with upward tendency.
has been forced for sale at lower rates. AS
icing taken for old and 52s. for new.
QUnuIRoN BARK IL unsaleable.
BRKADsrusThe depression Is renewed and increased;
large reduction has been submitted to- without induc
ing buyers to operate freely The outside quotations
are quite nominal
Corox-The duness continues undated and prices OF
ali qualities below "far" quite I'd ower In the
week. There is improvement whatever to notice in
Manchester the demand being very limited and prices in
favor Of buyersStock this day 575 bags OF which
$40 574 Amercan do last year 76e 1888 do 525 sos
American. Sales this week 32 $50 bags including
24,650 American; 1760 bags being speculation and
1,4qO for export
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RUSSIAN RULE IN THE DANUBIAN PRINCI.
PALlTlES.

Vienna letter states that from and after March 10
the export of and provisions Of all kinds from the
Danubian Principaes towards the East is prohibited
but permitted to be shipped in the opposite direction
In other words provisions will be permitted to leave
Moldavia and Waachia down stream but trade will be
carried on with the Austrian provinces usual.
II recently stated that Gen. GorschakoT was dis
missed A general of infantry Of that cash
iered but not the Gorschako who ranks general Of
artillery besides commanding in the Principalites.
The prohibition of the export of corn had produ ed
panic at ODESSA and it feared that many failures
would be the consequence.
The new paper currency was already falling into dis
credit in Russia gold mperals and the silver coin
age being at a premium of one per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
BELGIAN ARMS FOR RUSSIA.

Letters from Berlin state that the recent prohibition
to transport arms and munitions of war across the
Prussan territory rendered to State pro-
Tossing neutrality by the large orders which the Iege
manufacturers have been executing for the Russian
government, a many from $4,000 to 10000 stand
having already been forwarded 1t is said that the Rus
sian General Glenke with four five other officers, has
been settled at ge during several months in order to
snIerntend the manufacture and transmission of i'm
proved muskets to Russia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09
NEUTRALITY OF PRUSSIA.


POPULAR SYMPATHY WITH THE WESTERN POWERS.
The Prussian Chamber had selected the committee
which to report the loan bill chiefly from the
anti Russian party.
The Austrian Correspondent of the Goth u contains
semi official article, corresponding to that published in
the Prussan Correspondent, and certifying the complete
understanding which exists between the two chief Ger
however that at present this agreement is limited to
general principles and Col Manteuife is at Vienna
endeavorng to settle the terms of eventual
course Of action between the two Powers.
1t has already been stated that the leading firms of
Stettn and Stralsund had signed memorial to the gov
eminent praying that Prussia would adhere, at least
morally, to the Western Powers The remaining Prus-
deputaton, composed of the of the Ell
bing Dantzc konigsberg, Stettin, and Stralsund
chants have presented 30 the President of the Council
memorial of which the following is extract
The provinces Of the Baltic, hardly recovered from the
evils brought them by the Of 1905 and 1873 and
the Danish blockade in danger Of seeing
their property destroyed for long period should naval
dom, consider II incumbent to expose frankly to
the Ministers the critical situation in which the Baltic
placed The uncertainty of political stua-
tion and complete ignorance pectng well
its possible have already embarrassed all
dertakngs Neither tn. importer exporter embark
in enterprise for the about open Already
the customs will exhibit the diminuton to which
sumption will he subject In with the West
Powers the Sound through which convey ships
into and through which all imports and
exports would be Theoretically sealed Even contrved
to get ships safe back again. LOCO vessels amounting to
OO TONS representing capital of million of dol
thrown ont Of employment and would lose wages to the
of 500 600 dollars We nothing of the workmen
in the harbors The imports and EXPORTS their total
being actually twenty-five million Of dollars, would be