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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

A CHANCE FOR THE PoETs.-The Crystal
Palace Association. Mr.. Barnum) in New York,
offers two prizes 800 each for the two best odes
in honor of Art and Industry, to be sung at the
re-opening of the Palace in Maythe same to
be forwarded by the 10Th inst. Mr. Barry also
offers 800, we see it stated, for the best poem,
to be delivered on the occasion of the opening Of
the new Theatre in Boston,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26
EoSk at S. W. .W0oau,s PRICES.

LO0s at s. N. .EaOOay's Prices.
ty- Half q dozen Grsrae SHIRTS for a. So '
ftlf aoasn l. e. (readg bsmnedl m 81 Co.
Half dozen SUMMER SOCKS, (bieachsd) for 81.
Hall dezer SUMMER UNDERSTANDS for saTs =..f,r=
Hsis dozen SUMMER CRAykTs, {new p,yIe) for 81 u.s.
Hiatt dozen SHIRT COLLARS, (hree ply) for 80 cents
Foar MARsEILLEs VESTS, Srich pstrrua) for s6. Il
Theas fguras and facts humhag The
profits and quick aes m be apply every article ior
Goutemep's at Moody b. .. ..r54D 10
g The right place TO have SHIRTS MADE ORDER .,
= @5zg S. N. MOODY'S,
N D. Mandatory Of Gentlemen, fysrneI..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26
.VatiiFas.D .fcaeieassy
Sescett n. 9sssi0r,
CREME DE RoMsy Gscantaoagsse,
JACoJTEsSON s. Fills BRAND

entirely different from ohsr
t NOW LANDING 81 the above and sher brAnds.
hdrthsr supply 4 r& 4ss1.sst 6e.sa
This Wine sdeedediy superior other Champagne imported
h knows JACQuEssON
Fills other CREME DoUzY FLEuR DE siIERY
Ey Also hand usuai " the WINES
LIQUORS market, sld
any oshsr house ntns city. Y Nj
janis apif sEwEIL 4. TAYLOR Ne. IS Roy al street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

Gentlemen Take Notice.
S- The New Good, per Crescent City have arrived at
S. N. MO0DY'S,
Corner Canal street and Exchange Place.
And bis patfens, who have kindly waited for his
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,
select from the apssdd assortmentof
SUMNER UNDER CLOTHING, ANts INA "a ID
SUMMER VESTS, SUMMER GLOVES, and
FANCY ARTICLES, in great variety
MooDY's CELEBRATED SHIRTS
can now es had as low " 50 for Hall DozR linen
~ Shirts are made to order in any style. 'i
E7r Remember S. N. MooDY's Address. np1os ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

Summer. Clothing.
T. RING ER co..
. No. s5 Camp street.
~ Invite attention to their superior assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
large variety WooLEN GOODS adapted for the seasos
FRENCH MERiNo. ALPACA, LINEN DUCK, -
FRoCk AND OFFICE COATS, SAC COATS
Aens Drap dor, White and Figured Dill
PANTS.
Rich Figured SILK and Maaee VESTS, styles
5.,- FURNISHING GOODS
New atyie CRAyATs, NECK TIES, HALF HOSE, Erc Erp
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
OF the latest philadelphia Afanuiaeturs APT qpgn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

+ RBpTuREs CURED. -Sherman,s Curative Pa
teaa Truss and Rupture Remedy relief and comfort
guarantee in the Rapdre To good apply
the poprietors establishment 70 ST. Charles street. and ngne for
Dr. shsaan For further particulars advertisement on third
page or apply the store Tor descrpive pamphlet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26
CANCERS CunrD.-Dr. Frazee has the honor

= CANCERS CuREp.--.Dr. Frazee has the honor
teinothe pnbie that no ia
diseaas and he wilt GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE,
except when vital be seriously affected.
the saaer obtain much rel THOSE afflicted
Affections invited to vsit Dr. aud .ayics free
evidence Of his sincerity hs confidence
treatment Fv undertake every Of Cancer pre-
sena make charge until the patient cured patisaa
cured pa the Of the kue Twenty Dollars sent ny
mail via secure package of CANCER SPECIFIC with full
deochsi or Address hE. pR. FRAZEE,
anil aply sk Office, % ST. Charles strset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

PLActDE's- J. H. Allen, who is one Of
the most popular aotorsof the Varieties, and
one who has labored hard during the past sea-
son TO make the place. Of interest to the public,
takes . benefit tonight, The comedy of .Mars
,riied Life and thess Rake's Progress are to be
performed. The bill is such as should draw
good house yHRg n H.. tssg ~ IT, 54{s' ~,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

SWAsH1SGroN's BIRTHDAY-A RIO JANgIRo. -
Robt. q. Scott. ESQ the American Consul ut
Rio. gave an entertainment to the American
citizens there on the I'D Feb. i'm commemora-
ton of the birth day Of General Washington
which was attended by about sixty gentlemen
A sumptuous dinner was served up in the large
dining room Of the counting house of Messrs,
Maxwell. Wright 81 Co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

The y" Tempest y was again performed last
night at the Varieties to large house. Mrs
Howard madeher appearance, for the first time
since her indisposition, as -f,.iel ''As You Like
" has. been put aside tomake way for new
play in five acts, entitled g The Sea of Ice, and
The Thirst For Gold,' (blood and thunderD
which is in preparation and will shortly be pro-
duced
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

ST. CHARLES THEATRE. ~ The manager Of the
st. Charles Theatre, Mr.. DeBar, has with much
generosity set aside his house o-night for o
benefit, the proceeds to be applied towards the
erection of o monument to d. Woodruff and
VIM. Mcleod, the fremen who were killed re-
Gently at the great fire in Magazine street. We
hope to see such house as will show, on the part
Of our citizens, d disposition to commemorate
these brave men, who, in the performance of
their duty, gave up their lives. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

MAN KILLED by AN,OFFICER.-We learn from
the Van Bnren tArk.,) Intelligencer that on the.
9th inst. d Cherokee, named James Rogers, who
was being conducted to Little Rock, broke from.
the custody. Of Mr. MeKizzick, United States
Deputy Marshal, who followed him to retake
him, and was in his turn pursued by Tom Rogers,
the brother of the prisoner, with the view Of
communicating the escape Mr.. John W Curtis,
who was engaged on duty with Mr. Nick, fol-
lowed Tom Rogers, alton horseback and when
Curtis came up to Tom, the latter wheeled around
and commenced firing Colts revolver at him.
After several discharges had been delivered,
Curtis got his revolver out, and upon the second
shot, inflicted q mortal wound upon Rogers, Of
which he died the next day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

Mrs Charlotte Frelinghuysen, wife of Hon
Theodore Frelinghuysen, died in Newark, N
j., q few days ago.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23
THE HEALTHIoF KNOXVILLE, TENN
he Kuoryille Roy;sts, nj ,b. te,t i,.,,.,, 49,


Since the rain bad on Monday evening last TIM
cholera has very seusiby abltsd There have been but
Few deaths and those who have died have mostly been
children Tho disease seems malignant 10 Tia tvps
as u Wss Since last ISSUE thore hayo but tbres
goTnpsrsons died Of cholers 10 Knoxville Two Of these
cases were persons who had attained the advanced
OF three score aud ten yas aud all three Of them we're
sllo,sd 70 habits Of inempeancs. Som Eve or sir n
7hnt' have also died within the sans psrod-one case
oil hut OF some font weeks standing another Of putrid
sore-throa aud the remaining would only be called
cholera ufanlm wore Il any other time ihin this when
We are Just recovering from panic on the subec Of cho
era we would still ask absent friends TO rem,in
sway until the Board Of Health advises them to return
Tor the abatement the disease may arise much from
the scarcity Of subjects from any other case and we
haTe not yet had auy very material change 10 tho weather
10 QUE issue 70 day will be found address to the citizens
OF Knoxville by the Board Of Health, which Wo commend
70 the careful peru'll Of our resdsrJ
W S.-Since writing tho above We have had two or
hour, p. ~. Friday
To-day has been observed by our citizens a. day of
lasting sud prayer Religious exercises we're had a, the
different churches IN city.and all kind Of bushes,
was totally suspended. Tho cholera We think is abang
and We sincerely hope that the Sabbath-ks stiIlnes,
which has prevailed for the last ten days over our city win
be speedily dspelled."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

newspaper has been started at Los Angeles entitled
THE Southern Californian" Its principle object seems
70 be to bring about division Of the State The reasons
Tor desiring division briefly Sc, forth in the following
paragraphs
We do not propose any line Of division. bu, leave I,
70 the people to say where 1t shall be- We have no in
terest 10 saying shall be Monterey or at S. Luis
oosPo but we 90 not the division line run so az 10
take ~ shy OF the mining districts Our pur,ui, ara
wholly confined to agriculture, aud We think il would on
the mines WIN
Our people arc, as general thing settled here perrns
neny ana ieel 1t to their interest do that which will
promote Tue pursuits for which tho country il ADAPTED
In the mining regions the population Is Of floating char
acter-those that feel little interest 10 the psrna
nent occupation OF the country. These regions are
ihicky Inhabited by this class Of people and tbev are
represented 20 the balls OF Legislation ss we'll as tho,e
VINO are settled for life They hold pteponderanco Of
Representatives 10 the Legislature and this majority e
gsoe Tor tho benefit Of their constituents aud disregard
e interests OF tbose that are not 10 the immediate vicnl
w. Thsb one Of the great objections TO the Safe
ganEhon sit now is it is evil that csnnot be RENE
North" ~ ''o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

osr LTscH Law IN BEsrUoEr.-Tbo Eontuokv m
Psrs have tho following account Of trial 10 tba, state
and an execution produced 10 consequences For ,omo
days usasd Thon1sson has been on ttiaI In so,
to"n Ky., for lho murder Of bis brother Thomson /,
70 alleged shot sad killed him deliberately but excuses
hmse Tor 80 doug by asserting that he-ioondsI 10 shoot
over nls mead 20 scare bin. do,pstch from George
Town says tbs jury, alter abseuce Of sir hours
unable To agree were discharged IL being for conyicto
and Tor Hcqata Upon the jury leaving tho Courthouse
large crowd followed after bin, With cries OF "tsr and
feather him" lie made mis- escaos tbtouoi ,bo rat ~
OF PfsWs hotel IL thought thai; there will be violence
dono TO- night correspondent Of the louisville Cou-
rler thus describes thrilling scene tba. TOOK place in
to Courthouse during the trial Of Thomsson The wid
oW Of the deceased alter tes,fyog thu sbe nsvor in
her lie had seen her husband eIrfyng wsapons much
le's on the morning he killed. and that he had not
been out OF her sight more than hour before she saw
DIS manglej remansWith hesrt-reniiDg sobs (stepppp
up TO The prisoner cried out Huri.rSr lo,E on n p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

The Baltimore Patriot contains article ia which the
National IntelligencoE is very properly aud ponteily f.
buked for its perseverns attempt to create the impression
that the Nebraska bill is dstasteul TO the Southern
pie, and particularly tho Southern Whgs-or at least is
not cordially sustained by them Such Al idea as every
well Informed Southern Knows is utterly absurd apd
false The South has BEEN aud still is almost rrjr
upon that question. There is material difference Of
opinion amongst us. Cpoa that, and upon all other
questions intimately affecting the institution Ct Sa7erT
a1d the Interests and destiny Of the South we are in fact
{" one and indSisibeo Aud So is our PRAYER, ma, we
remain To justify this conclusion the Patriot state. the
following reasons aud far are ap2fiseI the
nothing more less than the truth
We claim due degree of familiarity With the ns,ur.
OF Southern people We to the manor born -sis,
them are our duties and our desnies We ass an IN
waverng mig, as tue principles al that party we're laid
down IN other countries, and all time W haze neon
the warm friends and advocates Of the Union asqs, fire.
eaters and freesoes These iunlm M reasons
for believing tha, have right express an opinion
Our more especial y this time consists however
in the results of recent observation upon the STATE OF
public sentiment at the South. We have jI.. returned
from tour through portion OF ia, South which is
thought 10 feel sensitiyGy aud have as much at
stake 10 these questions other quarter Of the coun-
try. We have conferred with people always loyal TO the
laws, always devoted the Union never blazing I'D with
ephemera prejudice, never dspred by political disaster
in short, moral conservative resuu.e people We
have taken the sentiment of this people in connection
with the general sentiment Of the Southern States as Oh
taired from correspondence and the Press and we have
deduced the toioTing propositions expressive OF
Southern sentiment upon the subjects to which they
refer:
81 If the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. and the
enactment OF the Nebraska Kansas Law was uae vpeced
or to some persons unacceptable, there will be general
opposition TO any aemp. the one or repeal
the other.
"2. Neither Southern Wings nor Democrats will recog.
nlze the nationality Of either party shall nterpo le
sectional issue upon the original platforms Of party
principle. r'
FROM these reasons general and special VIC claim to
DE Us wen qualified to express authentic opinion any
one else whose opportunities whose capacity for iujg-
ing are not superior to We then say that whilst
there might have been anxiety that the questions in
voIVed in the admission Of Missouri should be again sg-
tatedand certainly expectation that the tariy jns-
tce OF repeating an unconstitutional disqualification
would have been rendered To the South-there ia
unanimous determination to inss. upon the fualy
subject -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

The RoGUE PCxrsHRp-Jordan, the slave in tho en-
employ of Messrs. Warwick 4 Barksdale. who was
observed by Waterman Read. on "Wednesday, to have
delivered six bags Of feed to Joseph l.. Mostly on Broad
stree' from his employers wagon brought before
Alderman farrar yesterday to answer for so doing
Aosby, 1t will be remembered, sent on to tho No.
vember term of the Court Of Hastings last Thursday to
answer to charge OF buying the ABOVE guanto of iced
knowing il to have been stolen
Mr. Michel Mccormick to whom Jordan was sent tina {
Gay with load OF feed, present. and testified th
the feed was delivered 10 hs absence upon measuring
on THURSDAY discovered that tho quantity ordered by
him Zone hundred bushes) was duly delivered
Under any circumstance Jordan was guilty If limo.
cent Of the offence Of stealing the feed and selling Il as
mere charged he wa1 guilty OF iathlessness to his
Poyers In having hauled the six bags of feed Tor Mostly
from the upper market to his store, alleged by him in
MS defence on Thdrslny. He ordered %. That will
cover the entire charge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

lScoRRIGIBLE- james Burton, an unfortunate white
man. was before Alderman Farrar yesterday for the
third time this week upon charge Of being drunk and
ulsoderIy In tho street, nnd resisting the officers On
each occasion that he was up before, he made solemn
promise OF amendment but yesterday he said not one
word in his Justification.
Ills discharge under such circumstances the Alderman
hed N TO unreasonable and in urtherance this opin
ion required him give bail in the sum of 500 70 be of
good behavior for twelve months. That OF course no
f'Ied TO do, aGd was therefore committed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

fAUD DETEcrED.-Ths Boston Atlas says .---"Ag a
proof that our coal dealer not all honest in the mat
Ier o. Weignt We may mention amusing story now In
pNeoauon that our aged and we'll known coored friend
deacon Cyrus X. Foster bought three tons Of coal and
ser vs. delivery; had IL weighed the city scales and
iound fell short about 1900 pounds II, then returned
u " Tue dealer, who gave him good weight aud hand.
some pcson' TO keep still about IT, Since the story Leak
eu OUT hoTever two hrm' In this city agliDst whom IL
seems some suspicious excited have obtained from
me- FOSTER certificate that they were no! tho Offending
Pltuea Dishonesty 10 respect 70 such al important
necessity OF ITO should NEE, Will, die ,oyers,, nnni,b
msbtn ''' P''''"-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

STEALiSG CLorHLs-Olicer johnson arrested fee
colorcd fellow named Edward Lee, at CITY Point, on
Thursday on charge " stealing a travelling bag con-
tanning two cloth coats, pair OF cloth pantaloons
vest pair OF boots, aud &c. from James Sparrow Il man
Of the same color, on the l4th INST
lie WAS brought before Alderman Farrar, on yesterday
10 answer TO this charge but the Witnesses being
the case continued till next week
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

~ htRA'uLous EscArE-A free negro, named William
maAer, was discovered on Yesterday morning. amongst
the machinery in the Gaego Mills where he could have
twenty feet - ~
To enter there with safety even by tho regular mean,
OF access while the machinery is in MOTION would need
particular caution aud how this individual escaped being
crushed TO DEATH after descent in the manner referred
20, is miracu!Ou'.
The point where he descended, was perhaps the most
dangerous he could select the machinery being so arranged
mere as 10 make almos, impossible for any one 10 pass
lie was eAtricated with some difficulty and Officer
Page being sent for took him the cage but LEI him of
upon his promising 90 home
In less than half hour he found in the same no.
siton, having descended before aud being again eI
treated was let 60 after threats of being severely dealt
With, in case he should venture back again.
This however was NOT stuff; ,ient ~ da,o, h; e. :;
less than twenty mnutes be discovered in the same
place, perfectly free from injury.
ihs strange Circumstance led to inquiries into his con-
don, when he ascertaned to be in state of ,nen,,
arrangement.
lie was taken before Alderman Farrar on yes,erjav
aud committed insane person.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

The notes OF tue Bank of England, under now pro-
cess not long since adopted, signed by machinery
The engraving OF the whole note is complete: Formerly
the Bank employed twenty clerks salary each of $500
per apnu who did nothing else but sign their names
notes The new mode of signing it is supposed will pro
vent contributing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

1t estimated that the Csrsias will raise the prescp.
season surplus Of 100000 bushels of wheat which OF
course will ook abroad for market BY the new recp-
rociy treaty provincial grain and -four come into our mar
ks. free Of duty and upon equal footing will. the
duotols of our own hrmsrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

WIZ WniPPiSG.--The wife OF Jno Heart had warrant
Issued against hin eight days SINCE for assautng
bin on the 18Th list John managed TO shaun Oh tho
issue up TO yesterday When the matter came before Al
dofman Fsrrar for investigation.
The wife, Bridget, not appeafng-urder what influence
IL Is unnecessary to say-the case was dismissed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

Rev. DR.. Pumer, late Of this city, who has accepted
Proessorshp in the Western Theological Seminary At Al
eghsny city, Pa, will bs iuauguated iuto office on tho
2O.b OF October Tho address to the new Professor will
be delivered by DR.. S~h, Of Allegheny or by Dr. Lord,
NJ Rnnaln = -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

LOOK BEFORE IoU LEAP.-Whilo three boys were
paylng 10 yswI boat at Detroit, on the 18Th inst
sturgeon about feet IN length eaped out of his eemsn,
and fell houndefng 10 the boat and tho boys beat on.
brains. lilo weighed over 100 pounds.
Hon. Albert g. Rust, one Of the newly elected mem.
nea Of Congress for Arnnsis 10 a nephew Of Gen. Geo
Rust OF Lpudoun, Va,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

We are indebted to Mr. James woodhouse, ofthis oty
Tor tue September No. Of BackWooiS Magazine II con-
t'ins many interesting and instructive articles including
review Of hr' Stoves SIany Hepore. Of Foreign
Lsnds."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

Monument Is to be erected in some Of the public
grounds at Washington to the memory of the late A. j.
Downing, landscape gardener During the session OF Fri.
day last OF the American Pomoogca Society, at Boston
it was reported by committee that 900 had been sub
scrbed for that purpose
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

We see it stated that Lieut., Jolly of the British Navy
who had tho passage with Commander HoIins, a, San
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23
RANGE OF TIE THEHMOmETER
o'olosk, ~ O'Clock, 5 o'cloof. W '''


r. MOTHKHs BREAST CLOIIs.-These cloth, have
now attained established reputation ah9ring the only psr
feet protection against and preventive the mothers
8ietion GIIHTRED BBglET
Mothers should bear 10 mind that these valuable Ob, are m
Intended 70 the breast when risen; that they are de
Ted to prevent this catasrophs, which they certainly will
Mothers, therefore, who have the fear or Of
risen breast. should not wait m they threatened 10 send for
these cloths but should pocus once and put them ,Ids
to meet any emergency.
ned a,drecied, they will very speedily dlssIpaie all nnas
cause ender tho breast soft and pab restore S
" and unobstrued hoE 81 the milk which Invariably relieves
an1 syods The possibility of 0ATHSIrD BsEasT.
t In wearing these cloths the period which
'hs , nov q milk 10 more dimeult and irregular.
the
value bJ hundrc eds who have used them.
Ihey are perfectly convenient no soils upon
snd msJ applied or removed pleasure
~ remittance 600, accompanied By 10 cent, worth Of
postage stamps will the prompt by mail on
pair o. these Cloths iny part The United state,
"a, GDlf 3 oEH?, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
.sn lfT Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
Yul drso'ionI for applying these oiobs accompany
III SPECIAL HoTIoE-Ciy and Country Merchant. are re.
Psea invited u attend ny Auction sae this Evening.
SHAWLS-sHAwLsy-
- P sI.,o and si Enoroid'r'd White Grape sSswl'
long snd squaro Breehe do
Printed Cashmere and MouslAns
Black, White aud Colored Tibet do
-, hqiaTs and Long Plaid 49, DO
bcr sais1 o. HARTwgLL 90,
.sIs us Broad street
GALr-iOO0 lacks "IflrhaIl" fat saost, for sale by
- "Ss DAVENPORT, lLLEN'A CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

FIsEp.-.A Mr Zimmerman, store keeper on Broad
street, fined I'll by Alderman FarrAr on Yesterday
for permitting boz TO remain the side walk in front
OF his store during tbe night OF tho 18th Inst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

TIE Russian Government has revoked all the po,nis
sions had granted Russians or Poles to exhibit ,be,
productions at the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1889 and
has, at the same time prohibited all Russian subjects from
making any purchases either directly or indirectly at the