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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

The object or this suit Is 10 recover sqo9o5 cents, in
served. ltET'F''I'
Aflayt having beeh made that the defendant is moi an
Of the State OF Virginia: on motion Of the
Within one month after the due publication OF This oder
enddo what may be necessary to protect ha interests In
ed IL some newspaper published in tho SityHf Wheeling,
orfour successive weeks and posted the font door or
county court, at 80 li 9tfI II =
Acopy-Teste. AL0NzO LoRING, clerk
CALDWELL ~ = : AGO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09
"TRUTu STRANGER THAN FICTION"
f -ut ONWARD SARCHl!

IRmptOn's VCgetn bic Tinctnro YictoriousI
DISEASE PALS HkFORE III.
More than Gold to the Sick-PIOm ono OF the most
spectacle Druggists IN South Carolina,
UMAALEsroN, Sept. 81, 1883.
MeSsrS. MuIiimOr & Mowbray; Tho sale OF your Hump
TOMS Vegetable TMctVre is e6slg every day, aud eve
IS hottie sold recommends this valuable medicine 10 the
afflicted Several OF our planters have tried In different
II has been TO lie the greatest remedy
Rheumatic 0leCtiOs and wonder Iu cure has been per-
formed on negIO boy suffering by Fits. Will furnish
you with number vi certificates lf you wish them
Please scnd me possible supply oil tile Tire
G. w, TRoTT.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

twill be seen from the boye that have sold my lite
pleasure In recommending To- my former customers and
others as young men entirely worthy OF their patronage
Satisfactory arrangements have been made with Mess!s
fore and particularly as 70 tho Glflsnt Of ny owI, en
gagements. tl,.g n. jas. H. 'NcMEtihBN'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09
REAL nsTArn CT -.
sfs. qasf mo, /. -
OF Valuable MIL Prov gig

Aft APitl,lfs,,e Ri
~ xyt.,,,s,.,. ~ DIG Sale
OF valuable Mill Propet,,,
II - bile C0tintYt, Is.sIl Win a des,
h iA,s,. s,ii,s Is,,, !, - residence, 9na'
b y ''ve land AttAcAsp Ti,...
q Hg ssbseribsret sts Al public 81. i. /, O'
w Nsy we iIlh ol August, iS pTsRlts. GA
alilI known as tbe Il That vau,sss
ohio 6ileS e,i y. n, stui,S
h0au, ana In the pretty ,s.m heelhs On
"Ivs'i. I, St.s ~ lS. e'eI or lRdiss
NAV wab, ~ u,, ~ ~ much OF the lard a. IN.
nil aunt wv. sI We improvements IrHFthl1,
The III. very i SIss iss. So! stable &c
'lc :@ls superior. 'S''n'n''' audiiSss,.
.rl Inv I st I. S,;s q Tns .SD to II.
s ~ one oy SyScS iS0 Stre with
DIN, and ali imhedlSoIE on n. Vs ~ MAR KIT GIs
land is very prjSiclivc" y" 'hs NAilo!al Road.
The terms, which wi hs s,, @ u u
the Sa @ay q sale ,,,a y "'''' k''HS
40 q TO be Sold y,
GRVERAL well located lo,s rons.s,
- sISnot Of tic lIemn6eil RsiIpo.eM 10 The lhn.
which Is Immediately ov.s he THIS pros.
Acres and would ia ~ ~, contains over III
Factory or any building TeaniIins s,o pace ior N
sold Their In ihe Whole or In smsI Svu room ItNiL
ers Twemy per ct Will be iaIen In 10 ault Pai
In one n nd Two wear viii ~ lash anil Tue b,h
AIso a Lo,ise ennis inins nom The Jay n 20
eoSd well or water Ths hoo,s '"ns WIN AtCbsS AZ
Inc alley end OI the Iot Is nos, Is o. wool ~
ard tbe location n desirable ~ /, q IVnUIabe dat
wSik oI ibe n,ost bSi,ssS MI, - ~ within I've ns
Payment WILDE taken Al "a nsy ~. nc eIty.
ona t;yn and ii,Tea yrsrs W. Shd tbs bat,,t
GI ~ INN ninnlsr inorlnO6,
VmvoG I'm revt dSnr ~ ~ Vnn !NE Market Il M
nlSs2 wi - leA ~ eo9E 70 y. Nolsn's ma Ne ~,
, For Sale. w
AMI ~ = 4. a 49,. H a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Medioal oollege Of Virginia.

scmssSss on Monday en- oesossf, Al ths solissS
,a,,S XII iss istr Of March elsalng
i. yBonSSs D, Professor Of obstetlles and
d'sesses women ana ~ N ~ s,,..,, ard
Surg cal Anatomy. =, =, u..s...av ~ ,..,.ss X
yonssoN % hfSsssSr 81 ASso@y
NSnTis f. SoorT Nj D., Professor of Chemistry and
Fl XIV. wrtuonD. Al ~ PtosssOrOl as'srla Med
lea anl Therapeutics. . ,...a., ~ ~ in.t,.
asSEs sssg a,IS p;saeS JuIsSuSsncs "
: HRTiiuR Is, PETlCobAsj Nj D., DemonStra.or Of Anat
omy.
Win most ample facilities and at worry thrilling eSPSEse
Chemical Lectures ave now regularly given at the college
inSt%sry and Richmond Alnsholsc BY some Of the Pro
''''o''' EXPENSES,
Matriculaton Pee, 'fl sa;i S,oeS
Professors Reos. ivvS5
Denionstrator's Feo {; - ~ 90. ~ fIvN
Graduation Fec, :. ~ - 4. II q " ~,
.t TGs Gsss e. Usually Usually
o1aoe So @ i'orITI SdcG sSsssFn
Ori' or 'p'''tip ssStip''aI Il. a' TTGKER,
ausoid bean Of the Faculty. Richmond, Va:
- n Is93g-TT IN CiANCERY. 9g4h
sS ~ 1Sr o. Sf9 %Ssusi
John Howell, eomplalnantl
James McGse, sSnIusIF Black, Robert
Marshall, Charles ". Russell aud Hem Attachment.
ry Moore, Trustee VI EbeneLer Zane.
80 sdeIendanis.)
Tie object OF this suit Is 10 subject two lots or
OF land III Zacs Island addition 10 the city OF Whseng
oe OF them being Delegated tho plat OF SAID oulon
as lot No 1926 and tile Othor being the south hall
lo In said addition, known Lot No. Ssaid river lo
being divided Into two equal parts line drawn IRON
east 10 west TO satisfy cOnplanlups demand te
dc edant James MCGEE OF with Interest ana COSTS
OF suit. ltssrlel - 81.
MrCec Is not All mia bitalt VI tile Commonwealth oil MI
gnia- motion OF tho complainant by his attorney
,dered that heappear here within month after the
due publication OF this ORDER aud DO what may be eees
sary protect his interests In his suit and that COPY o.
this order be forthwith inserted In some newspaper PUB
lisled IN the city OF Wheeling for four successive weeks
and posted the front door OF the court house Of Oh
county, on tic frat ,lay OF tie next cou,ty court.
ca CALDWELL ag49i. 4. aoE9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09
MoMair q Aervey

AZ Without TeSard to cost or profit ,mG %,S T ii
some very desirable patterns. NY vT ~ All is iLts
Dress, al very small price wou'S oO
ESTGey have also choice stock Of Mnss a.,n. tts
Ing, Table Linen, Shifting Linen. nttl - ttnEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09
To Make your Hair Curl
The Wonder of the World

h0 "OAoO1 Va VAO VIVIAN
,E great wonder OF the world las at iensth been dis
covered, You cannot M ke ono hair whlto or black
but Mi. Byron NJ. RObb has al lceth nTocuTqh tho
truth OF tic great secret aer much study toifalh OK
pense how TO make the hair curl ard wave In the most
has Travelled through Vaious PARTS or Europe for Upward
OF ine years IN search Of tile celebrated cemth and
nhysiOOgist, N. Jacques and has At length found him III
Italy, ard purchased OF him tue receipt for 5000 All
can have ittTRnsforEe into the most beautiful and curl
ing apeaTancc that could be deAiTed. Tho compositions
OF which the article lie composed will not cost more than
hty cents and but application s needed 10 tho hair 10
order Tor lie, and thus Improve the looks and appearance
100 per cent. We INV ofeT this wonderful diScovcTyo
tho world for The SUN or 81. L, 40. ~
10" Direct all letters TO BYroh u. Robb, Farm
Ingon TrUmbull county, Ohio, and the receipt will be
Immediately forwarded TO the person. AHtttsrs must b
Prtptid 10 ssenrs attention iyl6dsm
NEW SAVINGS BANK STORE.
AT THE OLD POST OFFICE OPPOSITE THE M'LURE
IIoUSE.n H--..'.
RIO the citizens or Wheeling and vicinity; Feeling very
thankful Tor the liberal patronage received nom YOU
deemt proper Cor your Interests as well as my own)
to call your attention to my constantly replenlsed stock
or BOOts Shoes, Hats Caps, umbreas aud Sacks
al the corner oil Market and Monroe Streets feeling e9n-
dent there Is no greater variety this Nyhll ~
price uIerSod by no one. Therefore esreculiy In
vite you all TO cal eId examine M slook, AMI In the Ian
glage OF $685. u will labof-aliOsl become the son OF no
Cessy The nursengo OF Hope, and tic pupil OF arp 10
eonmodlte and ft YOU
To tito Iadies, particularly, would say, have large
quantity NJ French Lace, straw, aLd braid hohnets,
which Twill sell at cost as the season Is advancing
have also Quantity SILK aud oapi 0RpSS %ISSh
TO Country merchants we would say tLat we vii lupi.
cate any bills bought In The cash iO29
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09
The Cheapest and Best
"DYSPEPTlC MEDICINE"
IN THE 3aa
&C W mp TfnIIn u,} ua

GO. II AL s T. e A DIS"
AN7I.DYSPEPTfC PILLS
VITILL relieve every "human being" who has ANY OF
w the following symptoms
Indigestion, headacle'
liillousness, Extreme nervous agitation.
Acidity, Plantation UT tie Heart
sense OF oppression at teAn iHcApacy fUI the slight
Mt or the stomach, est eX0rtion, l'l
DenTesSlOn OF SnITits, MisnesB aud indlstinCtneAs
lIea vlnesS, or Vision,
Cold hands snd feet, Unpleasant iRsse In the mouth
NumhnesS uf the Limbs and particularly WHOM rls''g IN
OIherpArts, the morning,
Vertigo Nausea, Dull heavy pain, and sense OF
ITCnculIy OF respiration, weight In lilo head. .a
StunnT, temporary loss OF memory
iriitAblty, sense OF Emptiless,
OTowsiness, Pulse Tess frequent and more
liability, r"s. feeble than usual.
EXTREME Languor aud Ex- nesponlenCy
hRustion, Bnlaclaton aud Extreme De.
Resilcssnesst bility s"
CUstiVeness.
Principal Depot at
Rurnct g. Co.'s, Ia East Fourth street,
CINCINNATI.
uD-Foi sale By Druggists everywhere. IN
UTPRlCR-95 cents Gor Sllgle box, or 81 for hve
boxes. 7, jy6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

TUE GAGpiSEh MostY. Judge Purcell. Of the
; Court Of Probate, WASHINGTON city, has delivered
bis opinion intle Doctor Gardiner case appoint
ing the Treasurer Of the United States the admin.
-istrator, onthe gtound that the Government is
primo faeis, The largest creditor TO the amount Of
$4,000. This is adverse 10 the application Of
!, ksssrs Bradley and Carlisle, who claim 10 booted
.itprs on ssaid estate. TheJudge rematked that
{ The Treasurer might be recorded as one ofthe
trustees of Tie Treasury 10 project its rights
Messa. Bfadlsyaad Carlisle have appealed to the
Circuit Court
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09
INIIVhkKA MOHTUS.
y DIARREL1gA, DIS ENTBRY,

Hl. .I IN CRAMp collie,
With all diseases OF tile S7OMAcHand BOPELS, sn PIC.
valent durug tho sumner relieved ard erred y Hamp-
ioMS Vegetable TMciare. In iart, twill be found that
those using this article have almost exemption II ON
these diseases
EvERy RAMILv should have bottle at hand for sudden
attack.
Delicate children, all individuals, and truvceIs for
culth. should try this great Reslora Vets pluisG is
spoken by thousands,
asa leale medicine Ianptons 1incture cannot he OK.
ceIed As bnOutiyiIg Sgent II is far sal ciO 10 any OF
the cosmetics U Tie day producing beautiful clcar skin,
I giving ~ the cheeks tue color of Tie rOse, inp1tlg
every muscle that life and ell SilCIty which gives to
who enjoy health, such grace Hnd beauty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

IN UIiHNUHN1.7
VTIRGlNIA-At Rules held in the Clerks office OF the
,irout court OF Ohio county for the month Of August,
1854: -f
John Bishop, complainant
against gs
James MCGEE, Samuel F. black. Rob aA
ert Marshall, SsIHuel IL. Greer, Attachment
Chltlesw Russell, and Henry Moore
trustee OF Bbenezer Zane, deceased,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09
James Mcgee.

The object orthis suit is to recover 1858 cents with
interest end costs nwhic suit attachment was Issued
and returned served. t'.H Nt1ti t33'lt
Aavlt having been made tina. said defendant is not an
nhabtant OF the State OF yirgna-o motion of tile plain.
TITS by their attorney, II is odel ed that he appear here
aud do what may be necessary ioprotect his interess
This suit aud that copy Of this order be orwlthinsert
for -four successive weeks and posted At the front o6r
tic court house OF Ohio county on the sI day othe next
county court. ft NIB >Ht
L a cOny-Teste; ALoNZO LORING, clerk.
CALDWELL =" $50 ff aue0
VIRGiNIAI-At Rules held IIihe clerks ofce OF the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

HFNIIt aVu "AIn, 19,,Vyy',SIvn vi
Oh Wheeling ueyt 10 Michel ROhsn's MAI be yard y
tile 50 VI Second Hand Furniture, where he tr'
muell 10 buy, SELL oreSchange Furniture o. az nlss
Also, to buy gentlemens cast Cd Clothes old '"I"
etc etc. ,,,,,
All persons having Furniture to dispose Of VII rs"
10 their a,lVAntVge TO cell Oh him leS-eNl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

ITO Thomas II. MeHwen. -------T-Js,II16Ie
"A LSO, large variety Ol Gond., INV do weinyite
attention 10 our stock OF gentlemens Iss ,.s tOr bt
Shoes, Renlber coax Hall, the laesWSoyEIL & 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

Notice. .,.n, Otyu
YOUNG fGedtltman deslte;ttO, i e yifsirs, E,r
A Academy or High Setool eihe,, s Of teathips y
lucky or Tennessee He : .s esccI. The beyr;y
branches uspa taughe u suen "a Stanton sp
aini2. bbiil the ist or July, 1871 .-------+fl-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

The object OF this suit, anong other thiDEs s subject
city OF Wheeling, one them beiGg designated OF the
Mat said addition lot No. 1922 and tie other being
No. 6-Isid river being divided Into Two equal parts
By line drawn from east 10 west to satisfy
demand AGAINST the defendant, James MCGEE, or S0 81
with interest and COSTS oil suit. .Ey
AJaylthaylrg been made hat tie defendant James NJ
Gee not all iuhGbitRt otte State Virginia. motion
OF tie complainant by his attorney, II is ordered that he
appear here within one month alter duo publication Of
this ORDER and do what be necessary 10 protect his
interest In this suit, and that copy Ur this der DO forth
with inscTtcd in some newspaper published III tic city OF
Wheeling, for four successive weeks aud posted at the
door OF tic court house OF Ohio county, tue first
day OF the next county court.
Caldwell '-.Hs Rut9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

A @. PARTRInGE respectfully informs his PaIToIi
N and tile public generally, that Tie light being ~
favorable at this season. he will give particular attaV
during this month and next, to taking Tue lkentss
SSS 10 all ~ w. ~ null
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

The undersgned having galn reformed to Wheeling, win
be happy 10 see all his old enus with as many new as
may favor him with their patronage; , ,,o,,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09
Tor Sala-

II oTNo.6, in block %. on llamplen stree, a.
and running back 100 feet 10 an alley ib II tt
the best situated lois In tie city Tor iesids,..
an alley on tho back part and side. u
lot OF one IL, as may best suit The via
FoIihIoTnation enquire at this Office or Of NeIs.s
ny2 s. IIISHI,ESA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

UST RBCFlVkh, lTesh slpPIy o. IanuIsu III,
81 knoWuand justly celebrated GARDEN Sseus 9f 1
bulk and retail packages. Also-a choice lot o. '"'
Seeds a.. ~,
These Seeds are the growth OF The prorIelol VIZ
them With confidence, aud holds hlhSelf Ienop,!. V
sronsiblt TO tic public for their sflaiy ana G
9tsdlity. Zach paper bears label Win Tue Nat'
fdnfy or tho proprietor. ,,,n,Cvvu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

IN CHANCERY. ~
NJ RGIN1Ai-At Rules held In he clerks office OF th'
circuit curt OF Ohio county for tue month oAugus
William p. Peterson, eomplsrnsnt0 y!
rso%ss @ Young, isSo hoso. ;a"a james ,n II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-09

uD"Foi sale By Druggists everywhere. IN
UTPR1CR-95 cents Eor single box, or 81 for hve
iV d
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04
Wreck Of the Ship Powhatan.

The loss Of the ship Powhatan
at Baltimore, with all on board, some
100 souls, on Long Beach, has ere.
ated a painful sensation in New
York, for which port the ILL fated
vessel sailed from Havre. The
Philadelphia Ledger has a letter
dated Long Beach House, April II,
which says:
write to inform you Of the fetal
loss OF the ship Powhatan. She
came ashore on Sunday morning a.
bout ] o'clock, during one Of the
most violent storms ever experience
ed on the coast. She was laden
with emjgrants, / should suppose
about 200, and out Of the whole
number Of passengers and crew
there was nota soul saved. 1t was
impossible 10 save any one on ac-I
count Of tile weather.
The vessel has gone TO pieces so
much that lis almost impossible to1
tell where she struck, which was
about 7 miles north Of Dog Harbor
Light. We have picked up SO bo-
dies to-day, and since the storm has
abated, we lave plenty Of help from
lie mainland 10 assist in the search
or bodies.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04

ing of newspapers. The merchant
gains from them a knowledge Of
the commercial Is ord, a I'D is often
saved by their advice !; nd intelli-
gcnce. from ruinous sHeculations
and fatal enterprises. The lawyer
gathers from them many important
facts and principles in the science
of jurisprudence-and many i'm
portant eases hat elucidatc diff
cult points of law. They assist
the physician to keep pace with
the progress of his profession, by
informing him of the great chan
ges occurring and the RENE dies dis :
covered in the medical science.-
Yet, Notwithstanding all these ad :
vantages, we believe that the farm
er and mechanic derive more i'm
portant results from the erusal Of
newspapers, than all Il e other
classes. The changes in their Yd :
cations are of such practical i'm :
portance, and of 50 benz fcial q
nsture, that knowledge Of them
cannot fail to be Of the great It
serv ice. We give it as our firm
and unbiased conviction, .,hat to
become good and skillful farnle r
Or mechanic, it is as necessary to
enlarge the mind as it's topractice
iIhe hand.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04
WAsHINuToN, April II, 1854

/ ]
h The rights Of the neutrals, as Dc
/ fined by Mr.: II a. Arlington, of thr
Foreign Office, to the deputation q
merchants connected with the trade
with Russia, is any thing but salts
factory to some of the merchants d
New York and their representative
in this city.
\ III regard to Russian property
Mr. Arlington, in behH lf Of the Ear
I Of Clarendon, says;
''Sueh property, if shipped at neu-
/ trail risk, or after it has become iona
.fde neutral property, will not be Ha-
bic to condemnation, whatever may
be its Destination And again
"Ifit should still remain enemy 5
property, Notwithstanding it is ship
ped from neutral port aud in a neu-
tral ship, it will be condemned, " hat
ever may be its destination"
Lord Clarendon further observes,
shat circumstances Unreasonable sus-
picion will justify capture, attic ugh
release an d not condemnation may
follow"
Now, if by this is meant the right
of search on reasonable suspicion,
Chat is suspicion which app ears
oan English Lieutenant or
midshipman as the case may be-
shall be exercised, and that such sus-
picion shall justify capture, though
the goods may not be condemned by
an admiralty court, then it is almost
certain that conflicts will take place
the English squadrons and
our ships.
Our trade would be as much ami
lilated by the capture Of our vessels,
md by the exercise of the rights of
search for goods not ontraband of i
var, as if the goods we're actually /.
Condemned and confscated. The flag
must protect the cargo against seiz
re, not merely in the admiralty
ourts of England; and where Eng
md exercises the right of search a.
ainst innocent parties, she does it at
er own risk. This is the doctrine /.
hich Gen. Cass so nobly maintained
| 1912, against thequintuple treaty :
1t remains to be observed, howev-
;, that Mr.. Addington S letter bears
ste March %, 1854, and the !"
ueen's proclamation March %. q
er Majesty may have thought bet y
r of the matter than his Lordship, z z
e Earl of Clarendon. l !,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-04
The OttOmOn Empire.

Speaking of the let Ter Of the Czal
to the King Of Prussia, offering t.
withdraw his troops rpm the ID anu
bian Principalities, ifi the Yves Kern
: Powers would procurei til 3 emandipa-
ton Of the Christians Of Turkey, md
withdraw their fleets from j the Black
Sea, a European writer say Us:
Amid all this confusion aad uncer-
tainty, one thing seems clear, and
that is the extinction Of The MosI m
power as distinct polity in Europe.
The emancipation of The Christians
of Turkey, whether efdcted by peace
ful concession or 10y violence, de-
grades Islamism from "a political au-
thority to "a religious sect. and utter
{ ly uproots the old foundations Of the
0ttomOn Empire ltnot only per-
fectly recognizes the truth Of the
Car S statement, that the Ottomon
Porte is laboring under dangerous
mainly, but cuts the patients throat
by way Of medication. After that
operation, the Sultan may possibly
be retained as political fiction upon
the throne of bis fathers, but the real
rulers Of the country must be looked
for elsewhere. 1t is clear why in
such a case the Russian autoerat
should be willing to settle quietly |
with his western antagonists They !
will have effected in Turkey the most |
complete revolution conceivable, and
effected it wholly in his interest
After such a dissolution of the pres.
ent ruling authority, his relations to
the Greek Church in the country.
and to the Slayons, will really endow
him with the supreme power over it;
he will then have the oyster, while
the western governments are obliged
10 content themselves with the shells.
Such Il contamination, though HOW S
is not impossible. But '
We may be sure there are plenty Of
dement's, not yet developed, which 9
will presently rush in to exerc7 Use q
'owerful Influence on the progre4 IS oil p
his great struggle. Among these. CO
ow Ear the long-slumbering EUROPE y
n Revolution is TO play q leading V
art, is question which the states ca
len of that hemisphere affect to ig- m
ore, but of which they may soon be
npleasantly reminded. ~