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PHILOTUkEN Ok fEMhLc nA61sO.
For the cure of Painful and Disordered Mesruation,
Miscarriage or Abortion, and the relief oil all those
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant on
Pregnancy.
Ncb of the suffering attendant upon the lives OF females
at The present ay may be traced to some slight imprudence
or neglect during critical period OF their peculiar sea
sons causing distractions, rregusrity &c. which, If not
reeyed gradually weakens and deranges system and by
sympathy induces those chronic forms Of disease
SUMPTION Dropsy Dyspepsia either hurry them
10 an early grave or render them nvads for lie. MANY OF
the res and ovees of creation at that when the bud
was Just bursting into bloom, have wthered and died from
the effects OF obstruction and the want Of remedy TO assist
nature that eventful period.
TRY TIE PHIL0T0KEN.
II is not offered of als that flesh is heir to-
but remedy and preventive for a certain class of
plants which warranted to do all that is here set
FORTH that medicine directed with experience and skill
perform Sold by SCOYlL a MEAD,
Ill Chartres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States to whom
all orders must be addressed. .t
jaal2-ly dtw&w. f.
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MEDICINAL.
DR. J. b. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED
u CATHOLICON for the relief and cure Of suffering

Females. II stands pre-
eminent for its curative
powers in all diseases for
which IL Is recommended,
allied
Female Complaints.
or these are Prolapsus
Uteri, or Falling Of the
Womb; Flour Aibus, or
Whites; Chronic lnflsm-
nation and liberation Of
the Womb; Incidental He
morrhage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, and
Irregular Menstruation,
&C., with accompanying
evils, Cancer excepted1
no matter how severe or Of
how long standing.
1.-The CatholIcon far sur
passes other remedies, in
being more certain, less
arDensiye. and leaving the
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A CUE AND FEVER, OR CHILLs AND FE-

a WEIR CURED BY SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.-This
Justly celebrated has for many maintained
Its superiority all other remedies io he sale certain,
speedy permanent of Ague and Fever, or Chs
Fever whether Of shorto long standing and IN no
case fail If the directions are strictly followed
and carried out. -,
States OF Kentucky Tennessee Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylya
min Michigan Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri Texas,
Alabama Mississippi and louisiana aud has per-
manenty cured over FIVE nc sDRED THOUSAND cases. Ia All
its varied FORMS many ofwhich had been OF from one 10
Standing and had resisted all the usual RENE
dies In the country ana IN no case ld ths
,si where the directions properly followed Such Is
its uvarabe that large number OF espectaoIe
Medicine in various parts of the country
and prescribe 1t in preference 10 qhlhe Ahu AL ohef
The pube are assured that ism only certain in Its eff
ects Tonic being composed entirely OF vegetable
medicines is perfectly innocent IN all cases OF ercum-
stances and NAV females infants, and all per
sons of debalei and delicate constitutions, without the
ieast fear whatever OF any unpleasan effect.
This composed of articles of the prmest ana
unrest uaty made by the proprietor in per-
on after the established forms of pharmacy (whlch cannot
he said of the many Toncs flooding the Western and
Southwestern country and IN this pect alone
greatly superior remedies usually prepared and sold
in the country. 49,, .-,,.. -.
ded To It's Tonic qnaes it is rendered emineny superior
"a ounine and other remedies general and popular
Tonic all whatever where Tones are proper to be
administered. The proprietor, therefore, respectfully IN
and the public generally 10 give
fr tra and they convinced of its great supe
rory all other remedies now in use Tor The purpose
specified. -.,,. 4. A., -, y,
Fever Chs and Bilious Feyers, would do wen
TO keep supply of tais valuable remedy always on hahu
The proprietor in his possession thousands oi GER
gcates ofits value by persons VINO nave used
many letters from merchants who nave sofa argely III
their country from many respectful Pracuoners
who have used in preference to oiheI TemeSes
Its value. y. = 49,; sor. NJ
iii I'm decIo-d&tri W.
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EPSILON.

TINE BEST SON OF OLD PACIFIC, the broth
or Of Gamma and tn, Sire Of Corset Dta S<AN
n ond yoltaire, and Selim, Will stand The ensu 1ZA
of nv stable at SO The cash will be required
before the removal of the property Mares kept at 75 cents
per week -, -.
LION is nearly sixteen hands high, rch Day, aha
6,e of his colts have been trained; four OF that nnmber
have proved most excellent racers What horse IN AmeIi
ca has done better? His pedigree IS equal l. any IN he
f;tod states No responsibility for accidents escapes
Feb. l7-eoSw3m. ~ ~ w.
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CATIONS OF marriage life without reading the POthbI
ESCULAPIUS Let one suffering from hEsknied
Cough, Pain in the Sde restless nights fsengs
and the whole train of Despectc sensations and given up
by their physician be another moment without consulting
the ESCULAPIUS Have the married, those about 70
be married any impedimen read this truly useful BOOK =
has been the Of saving thousands OF uniortan@
eaturrs from the very jaws Of death ..,,,,s, -
~ Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CE3 CEsIo en-
closed in letter. VIII receive copy OF this "ofk o Ha'
OF ass Yep cnPeS @S.,r.;dS WI, = DR. WM. YOUNG
marehl6--ly 40. l32 sPr~oe o. 1
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cITiiATION WANTED

1,r,t,rfoN WANTED.-An experienced young
mani rs or 20 years DID, OF steady, mora habits wish
- 10 oct situation clerk in respectable mercantile
g hmsnt He was raised near the eityis Of rexpsc
$50 ,anv and Will give good reference as 20 his ehsrae
,er for honesi, AID industry. Apply Immediately 70
febs "a Sbo' st- q oot
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LADIES' PUMP AND THICK SOLE
FRENCH, MOROCCO, AND KID BOOTS.
AIDES French, Morocco and Kid Welt Walking Shoes
l. do Italian Cloth Satin, Tipd and plain do;
do kld Slippers plain and fine;
do French Lasting Welt ExcelsiOrs
do French Morocco Slippers;
Misses Childrens thick soled Bootees. Just open
ed by RAMAGE CHURCH,
febll 81 AZ College street,
LADIES' BONNET tEOXES.
NNTEhave Just received another lot of Ladies Bonnet
w Boxes, single and double top.
RAMAGE CHURCH,
febll "a AZ College street.
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CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE

who need any article our ne would do well to call and
examine and complete, and the prices
and quality each article House, will give complete
satisfaction. -.
For such articles as purchase which have
for sale it be hoped you will give call this
is the House OF the kind ever establshedn
the state Country Druggists and Merchants purchase
AT this House. many much less prices than they
have ever bought viii you give call or an order. You
mori q j. p. DROMGOOLE.'
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DOCTOR YOURSELF! THE POCKET EscuLAPIus
OR. EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN

TINE Fortieth Edition, with Que
Hundred EDgrsyings showing
diseases and Maliermations OF the
Human System in every shape and
form. To which is added Treatise
on the Diseases Of Females, being Of
the highest importance to married
people, or those contemplating mar
ri2ge. BY WILLIAM YOUNG, Md.
Let no father be ashamed to pre-
sent a copy Of the ESCULAPiUS
to his child. 1t may save him iron
al early grave Let no young man
or woman enter into the secret obi
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSE KEEPERS.-The
cheapest and best SOAP in the world. have just
ceiyed 100 cases of Potash in powder for making hard
soft Soap, receipt for making accompanies each can At
cheap by W. GRAY,
iana2 "a Corner of Broad and Market sts
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Mo UGHS.-ON nuNDnED iAAn--S
;sne VI L. GORDON i co.
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PRINTERS, MERCHANTS, AND PEDLARS
HAVE increased and am still increasing paper
chinery, and am manufacturing from 50 10 ~
of printing paper daily and fill order otwo three
hundred in weeks notice of any of the sizes
named below and at the prices attached The quality OF
the paper will be the that used by all the Nashville
political papers. -s5f- -....
The hereafter will be cash before the paper leaves
the store unless il is for $780, which ninety
days four months will be given by the purchasers esab
fishing my satisfaction both their solvency and prompt
ness aud giving note payable in Bank with good en-
dorser.
The following the sizes and prices viz
% by AZ 81 25 per ream "a BY 81 at So % per ream
~ by Al at 400" =" "a by SO ct 3 % q :"
q6 BY 50 at 8 so 24by Sat 812h"
9 by ss at sa1l" % % by 50 50 at 800 " :.
Sizes varying proportion but variation in the prices
above for ream or l 900 reams
Printers in ST. Louis and Memphis referred TO my
prices DC Freight from Nashville to either point ranges
from so to 4Oc per 100 during the boating season
ianuary8 VS.. WHlTEMAN.
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CARD.
TTAVING withdrawn from the firm of A. B. & C.. W
il i ROBERTSON, and associated nv self with Mr.. AS
N BRADSHAW in the Boot and Shoe trade solicit the
patronage of my old friends and hope they VIII give R0
BERTS0N 4 BRADSHAW q call, No. Il College street.
Nashville &. w. ROBERTSON.
febl2-lm
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ssBIG GRANDo!!!
VTAGNIFIGIENT lot of FRENCH WORK Embroider-
" les opeuinS this day by r. c. McNAIRY Il co.
tebs
TOR RENT-One Store ROOM and two or three
l. in the third story back building of the
}. W. J. Manning, or W. F. COOPER,
febl7-f At the Building.
COAP-l00 BOXES No. Soap, received for sale by
febI5 No. 8, Broadway.
GLOVER AND FIELD SEEDS-5O BARRELS
- Clover Seed 100 bush, Orchard Grass 100 bushels
Blue Grass, bbls Timothy Seed For sale by
STEWART WEAKLEY,
febl5 No. s, Broadway.
ONION SETS-lO BBIS received and for sale by
~ STEWART d WEAKLEY,
febl5 No s. Broadway.
NRANBERRIES- 10 BARRELS just received from
~ Cincinnati and for sale by
STEWART 4 &wEAKLEY,
febl5 No. g. Broadway.
i ARD OILS BBIS of superior quality, just re-
l. ceived per Cumberland Valley. and for sale by
STEWART Il WEAKLEY,
febl5 No. s, Broad st
DIE FRUIT-2O BOXES Pie Fruit received and for
L sale by STEWART WEAKLEY,
febl5 No. s, Broad st.
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR-5O BAGS received and
ID for sale by STEWART & WEAKLEY,
febl5 No. S, Broad st.
TIN.GAS-lO HALF Chests Imperial and Gunpowder
5 half chests Black Teas, all grades, for sa lie by
STEWART Il WEAKLEY,
febl5 No. $, Broad st.
CUNDRiES-5B bones Essence of Coffee;
- boxes Ground Coffee;
500 boxes Ground Pepper;
10 bbIs S Almonds in store and for sale BY
STEWART WEAKLEY,
febl5 No s, Broad st.
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JUST RECEIVED.
4 n BOXES st, Louis Soda Crackers, fresh;
~ 10 bbls do do Butter do do;
10 bbls do do Water. do do;
80 boxes assorted Raisius, NJ. R.;
100 boxes Cheese, W. X. at Cincinnati prices
80 boxes Glass Jars assorted sizss, cheap,
10000 Havana Cigars, for Nashville retail;
10000 lbs Candy at l024 per lb, by wholesale
manufacture and all other articles cheap proportion
j. G. Il c. ROBERTSON,
feblS Broadway No. 23.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFIcE-No. II, DEADERIcK STREET.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN-Is furnished
to subscribers the following rates: Single copies
year in advance ~ So within the year IS O0 at theend
of the year 81 90. CLuBs-0f five and upwards-s2 90
Der COPY for one year Clubs IF subscribers will be
ceived for six months at the foregoing rates.
be TREWEEKLY is published every Tuesday fhursdsy
and SATURDAY. at IS per annuln in advance if pao
advance, S6.
DAILY is published at Eight Dollars
e1rTHE MONEY II ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION .EI
Remittances of subscriptions be rsade by mail i our
risk.
paper will be cut of the State unless the order &C
companied with the cash.
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FEW FIRM.

i his Stock Of
FURNITURE, CHAIRS, OIL CLOTHS, CLOCKS,
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &C.,
And will continue the business at the old AN
stand. Our aim will De TO please all who 'N5T
may favor with u call. We are deiermin- N~AH
ed not to be undersold, and will warrant ey YN
cry article purchased of us TO be of the best " M
workmanship and tinish determin- y -
ed not TO keep any article of an inferior kind.
Our Mr.. Hutchison being practical workman, will give
facilities in purchasing and puttngup work in the
it should be done. We hope receive good share
Of the custom of the citizens of Nashville aud vicinity
BARNES 4 HUTCHINSON,
febl5-lm No 6, College st.
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A CARD.-Having sold my stock of Furniture to
Messrs. Barnes Huchson, respectfully solicit for the
firm a continuance of the custom have liberaly
received from the citizens of Nashville and surrounding
country assuring them Messrs b. d. viii do their
most to please all who may favor them with call
febl5-lm ...-.. A PATTERSON
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SUNDRIES.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE

lust TRECEIVED-A FINE ASSORTMENT
J of Gentenens furnishing goods together with eve
~ description of Cassimeres Vestngs and Cloths. Ex-
perenoed cutters and workmen employed at esab
hshment and gentlemen rely having their apparel
made when promised and in the most fashionable
Callat T.J. HOUGHS,
ian24 "a Cedar street
CARD.-ir T. W. CONNER, Physo-psthi or
n Botanic Physician having returned from a recent
visit of business to California again offers his Medical Ser
the Afflicted Public. trusting the general sasfac
fion he has heretofore given will restore him his former
liberal with increased Patronage.
Office on the corner of Union and Summer Streets Resi-
dence q Summer street, between Broad and Church.
feb7 '54-3m
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WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER!!
ON HAND, fine assortment of ,&pIpFN@
~ French and American Paper f2M,,,.MIzl
Hangings for Parlors, Halls Dining ~
Rooms Chambers &c. 012 yWsML@
Also large lot of cheap ung lazed Papers, Dorders,
Fine Screens, Window Curtains, &c, at
KLAGAS & G0RBEY,
Nashville Wall Paper Store, No. 30 College st.
N. B-Paper Hanging promptly attended to- warranted
done in the best manner an29 "a
-... SEQUOYAH HOUSE.
nR. ii. ROBERTSON having leased for term f,,,JssA
- of years this commOdous and centrally 10 Ilil#5
Gated House, situated on the Of Summer glSW
and Church streets, convenient to the Railroad Depot
now prepared TO accommodate the travelling Publc and
from fifty to one hundred day boarders. He pledges him.
self give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their patronage, feb26-triw&wf
TOR SALE.-A desirable lot in South Nashville con
tanning from to acres, of Franklin street and
T. & A. r. R the Depot-a beautiful site, Shade
Trees &c Said lot would make fine Brick Yard.
Also, beautiful lot in South Nashville of Sum-
mer and Oak streets Apply at No. 63k Cherry St, to
RW. BROWN,
feb26 Real Estate Agent.
GLOVE ONION SETS.
= BUSHELS Glove Onion Sets. Just received and for
l l sale low by STRETCH Il ORR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, College Union sts
febl4
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.
ONFRONI, NEAR BROAD STREET.
THE Subscriber respectfully returns his w
a thanks to the public for past favors and So n
k hcits continuance ofpatronagein the above EA
SU0hne, also ~
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING.
Together with every description of Metal Turnngs Metal
ic Packrfgs Bslbit Metal and Castings.
Soda Founts Generators Ale Pumps, and Pumps OF eve
y description manufactured 10 ORDER or repaired al snor
notice. .- -a Gsa.-~
Cash will be paid at all times for old copper and brass
june22-1y d. CoLh-
TEAS. TEASM TEAs!n .
TUST received from regular importer OF TEAS In fhiF
q aielphia 800. .....
500 lbs Imperial and Gun Powder Teas;
100 a do
Fr ,sh and ofa superior quality-tor sale BY
febI Z. F. BELL Collega ST.
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III PURELY VEGETABLE IN ITS COMPOSITION
This Invaluable Cordial is extracted from Herbs Roots
which found after ef experience
skul Physicians to be possessed OF qualities most bene
whilst presented to the public ecacous remedy
Is also Known 10 be othat character ON which reliance
may p ced its safety In of Impotency, He
morrhage. Dsodered Sertty, Menstruaton, Suppress
sion ofthe Menses, Flour Abus or Whites, orfor
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lust RECEVED-IO BOXES OF LANGhOkN x
81 ARMISTEAD'S finest Tobacco, - dm Zine Wash
Boards and for sale by r. F. BELL,
decl No % College street. opposite Sewanee House.
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janl2.-dtw&w
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REMOV L.
TIME Office of the Mutual Protection Insurance Go. has
been removed to Kirkman Corner, above W. b. Shep
ard Co.'S Banking House. Entrance No. S5 on the Public
Square.
The Office vacated by the Company, No 2S Cedar street.
is for rent For terms apply to John b. Johnson or
feb5 '54-lm G. j. +. WHARTON, Sec'y. .
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Il Whisky;
/ puncheon Scotch Whisky;
l pipe Pure Double Swami Holland Gin;
half Pipes pure French Brandy, best brands;
Is quarter cases Old Port Wine;
10 =" - MADEIRA Wine;
25 baskets Anchor Champagne, very fine.
febl "a X. +. BELL,
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CUNDRIES.-l0,O00 Buff Envelopes
- so dozen Coffee Mills, assorted patterns;
10 dozen Powder Flasks, assorted patterns;
dozen Shot Pouches, assorted patterns
so " Kid Dolls;
20 I" Cloth Brushes assorted patterns;
25 Hair do, assorted patterns
50 4" Shaving do, assorted patterns;
so gross Cedar Pencils assorted patterns;
rs dozen Looking Classes
With general assortment of Variety Goods suitable for
Country Merchants for sale low for cash by
febl '54 A. MORRISON co.
CUGAR.-2OO hhds Louisiana Sugar, all grades, Tor
- sale by jan25 81 W. ii. GORDON Il co.
OLASSES.-30O bbls Extra Plantation Molasses,
Nl for sale by jan25 54 W. II. GORDON co.
n LASSWARE-l04 boxes Tumblers and Jars, for
NJ sale by JAMS '54 w. ii. GORDON & co.
CODA-5O kegs best Birmingham Soda, for sale BY
- JANIS "a W.. II. GORDON co.
NHEESE-IOO boxes K Cheese for sale by
" JANIS "a w. H. GORDON & co.
RIO COFFEE-l05 bags prime Rio Coffee, to arrive
~ per Howard, for sale by w. II. GORDON CO.
TOR SALE.-A GOOD SECONDHAND
i CARRIAGE and HARNESS. Call on
deer. JOHN II. SLOAN, at his Livery Stable,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-02-21
gey- We publish to-day the able speech of
the Hon.. Mr.. Boyce, Of South Carolina, on the
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, yesterday, after the usual
morning business, the consideration of the
Nebraska bill was resumed. Mr.. Petit ad-
dressed the Senate for three hours, In support
of the bill Mr.. Cass made few remarks in
reply to some personal observations by Mr..
Petit; after which the Senate adjourned Mr..
Sumner has the floor to-day.
The House of Representatives passed the
Senate bill extending for two years pre-emp-
ton privileges to unsurveyed lands in Califor.
MIA. Mr.. Warren, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported adversely on the bill
heretofore referred to that committee extending
the provisions of the several laws granting
bounty lands to the officers, soldiers, and
sailors who have been engaged in the military
service Of the United States, namely, in the
war of 1872 and the Indian wars. The home
stead bill was taken up in Committee of the
Whole on the state Of the Union. Mr.. Noble
expressed his views in opposition to the levying
of tonnage duties in the mode suggested by
Senator Douglas, and Mr.. Ewing delivered an
eloquent speech in support of the doctrine Of
nonintervention as asserted in the compromise
measuSes of 1850.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-02-21
THE GADsDEN TREATY.

Senator's Representatives, and others in
terested in the territory to which this treaty is
said to relate, can obtain very definite informa
ton on the subject, by calling on Mr. Pratt
Qate draughtsman to the boundary commits
sion,) who has at his studio large number Of
landscape sketches, and some paintings Of the
most interesting portions Of the above region,
q few minutes examination of which will con.
vey more satisfactory knowledge Of the country
than can be obtained by any verbal or written
deception.
Mr.. Pratt may be found at the corner of Sew
enteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, neal
the War Department.
One Of the above paintings may also be seen
for short time at the store of Francis Lamb
framer and guilder, Pennsylvania avenue. =
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foreian SntsIIiaents.


The London SIM, Of the Sd instant, says:
M de- Kisseleff took his departure from Paris
yesterday evening, and M. de Brunow his from
London this morning Instructions are kown 10
have been already forwarded by their respective
governments 10 M de Castelbaiac and Sir G. III.
Seymour. recalling them from ST. Petersburg.
Beyond all which, il is now positively asserted
that the proposals entrusted by the czar to Count
Orlof, with view.to opening up fresh negotia-
tons have been at once recognised as inadmissi-
BILE by the French and British administrators.
Wherefore, decisive rupture has al last taken
place between the western allies of Turkey and
his imperial majesty the Russian .autocrat. No
more positive indication of this rupture could be
given than by the withdrawal of the diplomatic
representatives of the Emperor Nicholas from
the courts of St James and the Tuileres almost
simultaneously with the retirement from ST. Pc
tersburg Of the French and English ambassadors.
War, under these circumstances, cannot any
longer be considered as probable, but as having
actually commenced-war, that is TO say, between
England and France on the one side, and Russia
as their antagonist. 1t is longer matter OF ru-
NOR, but of fact. We are not left merely TO anti
cipate, but simply TO observe-to observe tho
course taken by sea and by land by the bellige-
rents. The struggle is no more one ofthe closet,
but Of the battlefield no more one Of paper-pel-
let's but of bombshells; no more of one of diplo-
macy but of ordnance