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TIE WAR IN THE EAST.
American Mediation for the Peace OF Europe
Russian Mediation for the Peace OF


America.
American mediation for the peace 81 Europe is at
trating general and deserved attention. Petitions
Eerous signed VII be presented to sovernuient 10
carry out the views pressed in the resolutions Of Mr.
Cling man Annexed a copy Of circulating in tnis
city for signatures
Slnlhe undersigned q assns OF See Yorh respectfully
represent to your Exeellen ~
That they view with deep concern the bloody war ~
raging in the crmca, between Russia she enc hand,
and Turkey France and England the Others war
that has already been attended with fearful waste Oh
Me and treasure, and which, unless specify enaei,
trsatsns to involve the whole or Europe nd 10 retard
the civilization and commerce u the world .
II has occurred TO your ne,porilsts u vew OF tns
friendly relations existing between the unte states arg
each of the coniending Powers OF the utu interest OF
all parts of ehristen dom in the common weafe and OF
the high position of this country among Toe nations OF
the eart-that while adhering 70 established policy
Of avoiding all imper tineut intervention in foreign at
fairs and all entapeng al,iancesths county might
with great propriety imparsay tender its friendly
iacn the four belgerents, in the hope of staying
the gher cf their gallant armies ami restoring,
possi bic, the blessings Of peace
The undersigned do therefore respecf fully an earnest
" request your Exceency 10 take the subject iato your
early and serious confederation; and II constitutional
press the hegerents in such terms to your wis
com shall meet the desire Of this for the
iDftatem Of the peace Europe; and TO prefer to
thea ia such manner and to such extent shall be
fbund convenient, the impartial ssi frenly mediation
NJ his poye
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Court or General Sessions,

Before His Honor Recorder 1iilou.
DFc. N.-Illegat Votng.-James c. Monahan was tried
and convicted OF voting twice at the last general
election Sentence reserved. f 81
There being no other ready for trial the Court
then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-22

Though there was much better stock Of beevss q
sale, prices are decidedly higher than last week. The
Cows and calves duh Of sale; the better Qualities 6
slightly reduced quotations. vsals are also .nAN
lower Sheep and lambs active ct steady pries -
unusually high figure -, ss'o - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-22

The market has EXHIBITED great Hrmnesssn.c our ast.
The hest qualities OF bcevcs held at high 6gure-
other descriptions steady ut previous quotations. Cows
and calves rather scarce with small improvement. il
value. Sheep and lamps scarce and higher. Swine
plenty at previous prices.
AT BROwNINGs.
sos beeves.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - 90 $40 o.
iSs' ,A' s sSSss @
a,s5s sheep and lsmss-sSsep. acos scs
Do. extras.... 10 90 IL ~
-lambs. 4 No SO
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r. c. Van wyck,
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Chas. d. Foote,
s.. Kelloeh, Jr.,
A. Flcreutire, IT.
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A RuDIMENTARY AND PRACTICAL

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MI EDiC 81 DEPARTMENT. OF HAMP-
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