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Largest number Of votes, he wos declared
the nominee of the convention.
S. Sutton chairman Of The ccmmiitce
on resolutions reported the following
! which was adopted hy acclamaton.
ResoIped, Tba, the doctrine Of perfect.
freedom in ul matters of religion, as guar
en-, led by The convention, should remain
as immuiable as the laws of God. That
honesty and capacity should be the only
tests Of qualifications for ofiice.
Resolred, That any law exemPiing
Bauks,or other chartered institutions, (lhe
obiec, Of whose charters is 10 enable them
to assfor,unes,) from lhe payment ol
their equal share Of taxes for The support
Of the government, are in degradation o.
| ,he natural righ, and privileges ofAmeri'
can citizens, in open violation oil the
broad doctrine Of equality, and we are
fully determined 10 wage war against all
such Jaws uniil they are abrogated.
| Eesolped, That we deprecate and Ut
,erly condemn every political orgauiza-
lion known as Know Noihinge;" thai
their midnigh, meetings and other acts
fullv demonstrate the fact that they con
slilule grand oah, bound complrac1 te
disfranchise and proscrIbo n large poliior
Of our fellow citizens, because they will
not abjure thatreligion Of their ancestors
4 were moi borne within certain lines oi
latitude and Longitude.
Resolped; That each and everyperson
has an inaliensble right TO migrate from
4 one portion Of the habiiable world to an
other, and aGer complying with human
4 naturalization laws, 10 enjoy in commer
with every other citizen The privileges
Immunity and franchises Of bis adopted
| country, so long as the voice Of Demo
crncy can be held, il will 60 forth in sec
4 tons OF welcome 10 the land laws, The
4 moor. The down ,rodden, and oppressed
of every land, inviting them TO our mex.
! haustib!e ie rriiories in the west.
Resolped, That the Wbig party BY
abandoning their principles, aud fusina
with Aboli.ionism, Native Americanism
Know No,hingism, and every other ism
has furnished additional evidence tha. !
is wholly and entirely worthy the conn
dehce of the American people.
A ResolUsd, That while, we approve an
fulis sustain the action Of our delegate
! al Napoisen,. In refusing 70 enter tn
convention had sibere, conditioned asst
wac. vet in view Of the common inter
est thai all Democrats must feel in tn
sus,ainrnen, Of organization for tho sue
cess OF principle, we recommend that IN
nomination Of HI. s. Commsger as In
democratic candidate for Congress D
acot,iesced 10, and we hereby pledge ou'
selves as Democrats TO use all honorabl
means in our power TO secure his cleo
lion trusting that similar influences wi
a, r. . .:s.:ia,s ~ snnfa deci
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or The filiy three and half millions
Of people which Russia. contained 10 lS>
43, ne; less than forty two millions were
slaves; and Of those, fifteen millions
we're slaves 10 the crown OF the emperor.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06
phMocRATlc NoMlNyns,

saprsms Judge -sHEpAAD NORRIS.
MemNss ~ sanfd Pnbi,swctks--ALEx. ?. MILLER
For ronrrcus--HENRY s, CoMMAGER
ndiior--J oHN MoNRoE.
rsr Treasurer--THoMAeR MCCLURE.
Forcisrk-DAvTDI BROWN.
For Probate Judee--A ANDREW J. TAYLOR.
PorProaecuting Attorney BuDD.
Foycounty Commissioners WILLIAM KRAUse
For Coronsr--JoHN PARRISH.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

Sarah Morgneil was charged with
killing her child al Greenbrier, va, but
The cou, had 10 discharge her because
a little girl, who knew the fact Of the
infan.icide, would not testify when put
upon the stand, No csaking Or comman-
ing could either make her look up or
sneak.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

A Washington letter slales that The
new Post Office envelopes will probably
be distributed as early as July. Iney
will be sold at $500 per bundred-$3
for the stamps and 20 cents for the
envelopes.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

Prr Nor Your Trust IN RICHES =
The presen. depreciation 10 the value OF
property in railroad and other stocks IN
lie city of New York, within the last
wear, is said TO be not less than $780,
600 1000.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

SuIky females die old maids. If a
girl wishes, therefore, TO taste the
sweets which spring from love aud cor
deroy, lei 60 IN training far good ne'ure
and becoming musical with gladness,
like June crowded with bobalinks.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

or v. B. PALMER, at New York, Boston.
aid Philadelphia, is our only agent in these
cities for advertising and subscription bur
poses. All arrangements made with him.
on our account will be treated as if. made
directly with this Office.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

"A Western farmer who has been for
some time selling bis butter 10 certain
firm in Cincinnati, on whom be makes a
chnrke Of fonl play in the weighing, says
be,ll De hanged II he'll sell them any
more, and he'll publish their store 80 the
kalf weight house. -
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

A gentleman in Cincinnati has given
The seam stresses Of Cincinnati and Co
vinpton Sl 900, 10 usss' them in main
, ming their demand for their recently
s,ablshed bill of prices.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

Eigh, years ago the population Of Gins
cinnati was estimated at $4,000; Eow i!
is said 10 be nearly, or quite 100000
Bank Mirror.
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Independent Candidnte.

Mr.. EDIToR.-Announce the name Of
NAHUM SMITH, as candidate for
County Treasurer, at the next Election,
subject tn the decision ofthe People.
July 10, 1854. 693-*6w
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

Al IIolderuess, N. FL, 100 bushels OF
pegs are made daily, and mist OF them
shipped to foreign ports. On the hrs' OF
January 900 barrels were started ioI
I.ipernnnl.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

Woman are like horses-the gayer
The harness ihcy have on, the better they
feel.-We got this from an old batcheloF'
who was carly crossed in love.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

Down South, a newly appointed i'llor
once told The cnn.cls that If they did
NOT, behave themselves, he would kick
them, out of the establishment!
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

Upward of four hundred persons have
los, their lives during the transit from
place TO place on our various roil'es o.
travel, lin The shorts space Of three months
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

MopBsrY.-As General Layfayetie
was approaching The harbor Of New York,
he inquired whether bis servants would
be able 10 Gnd Garage al the pier "a
carry his party 10 the hoiel, 30 little did
no anticipate the national pageant which
anxiopsly awaited his landing.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE..

n TNVIINIbIN w IN'I.
NTOTICE is hereby given that an Order Of
l% Attachment was issued, on the 24th
day of August, A. D. 1854, by John NJ. Rada-
baugh. u Justice OF the Peace OF Ouowa
township, Putnam county, Ohio, against the
goods, chauels, rights an' credits Of ]. ).
Tibbets and Abraham Tibbets. nbscondigg
debtors and non.residents of sid county, at
the suit of John Cox and + X. Allen, who
claims an Indebtedness of twenty-five dollars
and sixty four cents agains. said J, s. rih-
bets and Abraham ;ibbets, and for which
sum said order was issued.
JOHN cox,
F k ALLEN.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

HoPELEss = One Of The prisoners con.
yicted las, session, while being conveyed
10 Sing Sing, declared ihs, bis brother
was 40 Aldermen, and he tOasnt ashamed
10 o,Dn IL. The msn not ashamed io be
reJaied 10 an Alderman is too Tar gone
for reformation. He should be locked
~ for life - Lantern
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

IMMIGRANT IN VIA QUEBEcK --Arrvalf
by sea, this season, to 18Th August, 4o,
595, of whom $500 were from the con-
,iuen' Of Europe, chiefly from Germany
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

El,ris are being made 10 secure the
Of bridge over the OHIO
river, 10 connect Coving'oa with Cincln-
~. .
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

The cash value Of the real and pe'-
sonal estate IN Tennessee, according 10
the last census, is $201 ,246,656.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

Wisconsin has chartered $4,000 mllet
Of Railway, which it will cost 100000,
900 to build.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

The present deb, Of England is esti-
mated al So ,S52 500 ,904, and The debt
Of Francs al ,O69,l27,472.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

The receipts Of the American Tract
Society for the last year were $42, 900
in advance Of anv nrevious wear.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

Post Office stamps were first lntro-
duced, in England in lS40, aud were
shortly afterwards adopiedin this country.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

Cox BENr0N. FOR THE PRESIDENCY =
Az recent anii-Nebraske meeting, o
Canton 81. Lawrence Go. N. <. P,essoI
Kink offered resolution in favor Of Col
Benton for the Hex. President.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

California s adding the grape 10 lts
culture, and il is soon expected to excel
Cincinnati in the manufacture Of vine.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06
EEeoutad.
BnsroNI., seI,t. 2a

BosToy; sept 30
ThnsC Casey was executed 10 the ja0
yard. East Cambridge this mofaing, foI
lie murder of MI and Mrs Taylor IEs
died hnrd, showing signs oflife 40 min
uies afies the drop fell. s
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

SIX expeditions have sailed for Lberii
since May last, from the United States
embracing 72s emigranis.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

Tie Congressional Librsry, in Wash
i6aiop. b. C., is shortly % be opened 70
the pnblic accommodation.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-10-06

lrls stated that the election Of sbs
Hon. j. G. DopBIs. ss United Sts.es
Senalor fiom Notlh Caroline, has been
definitely arraneed. and chat Mg, MALLp-
~, Of Flefids, viii succeed him ;aa head
of,hs Navy Department. Woshiagtoa
Gl0be.s +sD $50
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STANsREEsESY SUTTON,
Attorney g. Counsellor at Law,

oFFICE IN THE c, URT HOUSE,
Kalidd, Ohio.
Sept. 25 1854. 1913
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16

SOME ignorant correspondent Of the ST.
Louis Republican has started the report
tha, "the remains Of the late Edgar Allen
Poa, are still reposing in an obscure cor.
ner nf Porter's Field of Baltimore" This
ungrateful conduct will, OF course, be o
"Annabel Lee," and "7he Raven" ant
we, therefore, give the contradiction o.
the Baltimore Patriot, which says, "noth
ing aan be further from truth. His remains
wero inferred at the time of his death ir
the Presbyterian Church yard, on lhe
corner of Green and Fayetle streets, ane
were followed 10 the grave by large mum
ber of relatives and friends. His obse,
quies were of character every way woI
thy Of such man, und we are surprised
and grieved that such reports should bt
put in circulation as the one quotet
! ! ahnun," worry -ynora,he.ie s.o,y i.
here spoiled.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16
0runser The head Of ..Explanalisn

Cylinder the head OF "Explsnaiisn
Wanted Mr. Day Of the Mansfield
Herald. calls attention TO tbs manner in
which printers are taxed in Richland
County. He states that Mr.. Glessner
Of the Shield. who has been in business
a long time, has an extensive office. large
subscription list, and advertising patron.
age, big house, rich furniture, and all
that sort Of thing, was only assessed al
S627, while he, who has none of these
appliances, except his Office, aud bad ao-
counts, is assessed a, Sl.s44, or three
times as much as Glessner, and insinu.
aies that tho politics OF the two papers
had something TO do with the difference
in the assessment.
Don't know, Mr.. Day. how that is, but
one thing we are sure of-this assessing
is very queer business-vcry qreer, and
mex plicable TO us. Subtract Sl,si4,
from the amount you were assessed at,und
the remainder will be the exact sum total
of the treasures we have laid up--or
earth at least--yet we woke up one fine
morning, and found ourselves worth ;
thousand dollars--on the tax duplicate
We felt thankful 10 the Assessor for thi
sudden elevation from poverty to proper
| ty, bnt couldn't help wishing we coult
put our fingers on the spot "where ou
possessions lie.' We shall have TO pa,
taxes, on that amount, however, and con
sole ourselves with the reflection that
is something to be considered worI
$1,000. Don't grunble Day-conside
yourself lucky.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16
ARRIVAL OF EMPIRE CITY.
NEw YosK. Sep. IL.

NEW 1ohk, sep. IL.
The Empire City left Aspinwnll on
the 2d and arrived this morning.
She brings California mails, 200 passen.
gers and over 81 600, 900 in gold.
Her udvices are one day later from
San Francisco, and contain much i'm
portant news from China.
The Revolutionisis are in possession OF
two large towns near Whannova, and
were hourly expected TO attack Canton.
A portion of the U. s. Surveii
Squadron were moored of the FACTORIES,
designing to protect the American inter-
ests.
The Manlurines had stopped the ex-
portaIion of rice.
Several China merchants have moved
out of the city. A large body Of Imperial
troops were retained outside the walls.
The Mermaid, by which the above was
brought 10 San Francisco, spoke the U.
S. Steamship Supply among the Loo Choo
Island.--l3 days from Juddo, and short
of provisions, with which she supplied
her.
From Panama, dates are 10 the 2nd.
TIE railroad was progressing slowly,
owing TO heavy rains. Bark had srriv-
ed from Jamaica with Coolies to work on
the Road.
Our advices from Valparaiso are two
weeks later. Markets were active with
large arrivals. American goods scarce
and wanted
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16

OE-At meeting of Free Bankers of
Indiana on the 30ih ult., it was unani--
mously resolved, that it is expedient for
the several free banks of that State
to establish an agency, each for itself, in
the city oil Indianapolis, at which all notes
presented in sums not tless than $500, shall
be redeemed in Eastern exchange, at one
half of one per cent premium, and that
such Banks refuse the notes of all Free
Banks which decline to make this arrange
ments within fifteen days, except at dis
count of not less than one per cent.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16

6M a special nesting Of the off,
GERS of the Richland County Agriculiu'
raj Society, the following resolution was
adopted
Resolved, That in consequence of the
partial failure of all field crops and fruit
the premiums on the articles presented
shall be for the best aud greatest yield
without Limitation Of quantity.
The Herald says that The arrangements
for the coming Fair are now thoroughly
completed. The list of premiums il
very large, amounting TO over one lhous
sand dollars
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16

pPThe Detroit Advertiser announces
tha. the well known "Protection Insur-
tnce Office at Hartford" has become
bankrupt, and made an assignment last
Thursday. BY this failure. large num-
ber of persons throughout the country
will be effected In this State. the Compa.
ny has insured great amount Of real
and personal estate, whose owners should
at once take the necessary steps TO secure
their property against loss by fire. The
above named company had a capital ol
100000, and was always considered
safe, paying large dividend to lis stock
holders. The recent numerous fires ali
over the country have been too much fol
its capital and credit.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16
A CoNTRAsr.-Tne official statemen

A CoNrRAsr.-Tne official statement
of the Treasury Department. show. twenty
five millions Of dollars in hard cash, ready
for the Government in any quarter of the
Union. This condition of our natona, fl
nance, with scarcely any debt weighing
down her energies, is perhaps the most
astonishing feature of our youthful Re.
puplic. 10 have paid oil all the debt Of
our foreign wars, to be comparatively
free from debt Of any kind, and to have
$25, ,oOO,0 900 for future use, is condition
of finances that no other Government in
the world can boast Of
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16
i fFINDIANA SHINPLAoTRs,-Seyera

sGFINDIANA SHINPLA0TRs.-Seve
pictures purporting to be issued by the
Northern Indiana Railroad Company, da.
ted at Logansport Ind, have been put in
circulation as money. A few days since
one Of these notes was sent TO q bank.
er in Logansport, who says it is the first
one Of the kind he ever saw. Of course,
no one will be found to father such an
emission. The Railroad knows nothing
about it. Should not wondor if we had O
run Of these Railroad Rags in divers
shapes.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16
Rain.

AT last We have had rain. Thursday
sfterHoon, q fine shower fell. and we ven
,ufe 70 sayno visitor csuld have been more
welcome. 1t was pleasant to see the big
drops como pSt'ering 10 the earth, and he
streets swimming with water, 'sfier the
long and wearisoms season Of dryness.
The drought, we hope, 10 now at an
end. II has continued so long time
that the damage to vegetation can scarce.
ly be estimated but plentiful shower.
coming now, will, in all probability pre-
vent much mischief to next years crop.
The weathe: is very cool--rncomforts-
bly, SO.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16

pTHE Provincial Parliament have
passed an act granting to aliens The right
to purchase and convey lands in the
Queens Provinces to the extent of 400
acres each. The government has put
large tracts Of lands into market at 81
q Sl,25 per acre. No reservations have
been made respecting minerals, and the
Yankees in hocks are prospecting on the
North shore of Lake Superior for Copper
and Iron, and some rich openings have
been discovered, and where one Yankee
squatler could not cover the mineral field
several unite, make their claim and djoiDt
ly purchase the site. 1t is said there ha:
already been some fine speculations.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16
~ The Democracy of Huron Count

o. The Democracy of Huron County
met in Convention, a. the Court House.
in Norwak, on Saturday, the 9th, and
nominated the following ticket: For
Probate Judge, Charles B. S'ickney ;
For County Auditor, Hiram X. Steele :
For County Clerk, Harrison Morrill,
For Prosecutor, George H. Stafford For
County Recorder, Saml. Ellinwood For
County Commissioner, Nicholas Watts
For Directors of Initmary, Charles s.
Brown, 8 years, Peter Bowers, Q years.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16

Selim Pasha is superseded by Musts.
pha. Said Pashn, tho Vieeroy OF Egypt,
was opposing the Sultan. Dsvert PAsha
successful niPlomslis,, has been sent 10
the Principaliliss as Turkey's Comn,n-
der.
Queen Christina had left Madrid for
Portugal, with the sanction Of the govern
meni, where she will embark for Italy or
| France.
Much of her wealth is invested in for
eign securities.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16

GOLD FROM VIRGINIA.-7he Philadel
phia Ledger has been shown lump Of
gold gathered from the mines of the State
Hill Company, at Louisa, Va, the pro-
ceeds of two weeks labor, which is valu.
ed at S7OO--giving 5000 profit for the
two weeks. The prospects, it is said, are
quite encouraging, both as regards tbs
quantity and quality of The gold produced
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16
0RThe organ Of the Irish Catholic,

G7The organ Of the Irish Catholics,
published at Boston, speaks of.he fact iha,
1870 persons, mostly Irish, went out in the
Chariot Of Fame, which sailed from that
port on the 25th ult., as indicating tina,
they were disappointed with this country
end were glad to go home again. 1t goes
on to say that shat the persecution Of
old England is nothing compared with the
treatment large number of ltish receive
in the New England States"
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16
F0rS1gn News.
ARRIVAL OF THE ST. LOUIS.

Corn Adrdncsd-W Wheat Declined-De-
feat Of iSsiin PGsha Confirmed.
New YoRK, Sep IL.
The St. Louis arrived this afternoon
with four days later news. Cotton sd-
vaneei !; more doing. Flour Declined
Is. Cnnsols largely advanced. Max
wells Circul.r T, dated 29,h, quotes de-
cline on the week Of ls6ds2s on Flour;
9d on Wheat. Western Canal 2O.6da
30s6d, Philadelphia and Baltimore 3lsa
3ls6d; Yellow Corn, 36sa36s6l, mixed
33s6Ia34s6d.
Omar pash, with 5000 men and so
guns had entered Bucharest. The CTi-
mera expedition would sail on the Goth
inst; it was composed of 10000 men
mostly Turks. The fire at Varna con-
sumed 500 houses; several Greeks con-
cerned in the same have been shot. The
Journal of Conslanlinople confirms the
defeat in Asia of Selim Pacha. Tie Rus
SLAMS afterwards occupied Bagzid. Sc
lin Pasha has been d smissed. Total
loss OF The two armies at the battle of
Kars is 5000; the Russians continue
their retrograde movements; there is noth>
ing to indicate the position they intend
taking to meet the dangers of tie frontier
of Besarabin. Dates from Jassa, say
there are no signs of the Russians re eros
sing the Pruth. TIE Turks are to evac-
uate Bucharest, and to occupy Gairgevo.
Austrian troops are expected at Trajova
the first week in September. Varna dates
TO the 2Gth Stale that the allies have not
weighed ancho-. Napoleon arrived al
Paris on The 29!h, but was to re'urn to the
Pyrsnes in few days. after the trans
action of important business. No news
from France of importance the White
Sea is blockaded. No improvement in
Spanish affairs; the government had OBJ.
tained loan of $4,000 900 reals, secur.
ed by the revenues Cuba. The dam.
age done by the fire at Vsrna was esti-
mated at half n million sterling, and the
\llied troops were put to great straits by
the destruction Of part of their com
mssariat Dates from Constan!inopIe tc
the 17th August do not confirm the defea
Of the Turks at kars. Cholera was very
bad at Bomcrsund-particularly among
the French troops II was stated at Co
penhsgen that paraguay De1illiers ha,
offered to the King ofSweden 14,0O0,0O(
francs for the first months and 1000, 00(
for the succeeding months as a subsidy
TO be paid in event of his joining th'
Western Powers. The British convoy
had several audiences with The King.
A large portion Of the French troop
were said to have re embark 9d from Bonn
ersund and i was intended to make de
scent on the coast of Findland to til
West Of Ilelsingfors. A part Of the flee
consisting of the heavy ships had sale
in hat direction.
) In the Swedish Diet the House hns pre-
posed TO the King t. take measures to pre-
, vent the Aland Islands from returning t
Russian dominion.
: I he German papers announce the 81
S proaching conclusion ofa treaty, oftensiv
defensive with Arsria and the Westcr
Powers. The preljmnaries are said
be set led A despatch from Busse1s ar
nounce tie resignation Of the Belgia
: Minister. Letters from Madrid, 24lh, rt
port that Royal Degree had appeare
suprressing the so-caled .Junias of Sale'
and armament. which had been formed
The Province.