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FURTHER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Bosroy, Sept. 1.-The steamer Europa arrived
shortly after II o'clock this morning.
The foreign papers by the Europa contain bui
little additional. 4 letter from 81. Petersburg says
that not word is uttered there about peace no one
dares to utter it. The old Russian party governs
public opinion. Voluntary contributions dow in
much less plcntfuly.
Lord Beaumont had died nj London of cholera
The Berlin letters state that Prussia is quite snshed
with the evacuation of the Pruc:patcs and proiesss
10 assume openly the character oi mediator
Bumersund was the strongest tort on the Aand
Islands, and was taken by the French and English
after several hours severe fighting The particulars
are looked for with much interest.
The Russans report that they gained great vcto.
rv over the Turks ut Bagajid in Asia, killing three
thousand Turks.
The Russian guards and reserves are advancing by
forced marches towards the Southern frontier
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From the London New.
THE tI'TIIDn AID HIS WIFE,

No author rests satisfied unless l has a least
second edition added to his ttc-pngr. lhI- appears
rather difficult undertaking than TO command
Paris critics Gpplauacinen part with their common
dation much more readily that their coin. \ lucky
fellow of my acquaintance succeeded even IN thai
his productions flowed from the publisher shop III
tidnl rrgularity-the publishers balance invariably
fell Oh the right side OF the profit and loss account
He found the walks of literature verltnble rnro'r
paths. He soon grew tired of graticd ambition i"
wanted something elsc--he knew not what; h' ~
amned leaf after leaf of the roses which formed E-
bsd and after diligent search he persuaded himself
that he had found rumpl"i one. His wife was M
faithful 10 him. .hc said Judge OF the pleasure WIN
which he abandonrd himself to the tempest % nusr
cicn and jealousy! After the long stagatIon "l hup
pness il was delightful 10 be tossed from doubt I"
doubt. How rapidly the time passed away a. DE-
logged his wife To- church, and traced her 10 tn" dry
goods sbop and followed her into The Inanttanink'fa
The Imagination he had tasked III VAN inr HA
works was busy night hnd day. Aver "
renlIousy conriycl his plans 80 that he might un.
ryuccteilv bounce irtu his wiics dressing room,
uftcr that he had gwen out that hc wh- g"n9 l" Nrr
salles for the day. Ills plans were fuCcces,iu IL
unexpected entrance rJn'ounaei Dis "hv' s'.' n41h
ed aud turned puc alternately he was persuaded b"
was about demonstrating that his happiness was iuf
ever blus:cd for he entered the room, HS WI" La
tilv locked closet luor and thrust the Key INTO l'i
pocket. After long scene lac u; last forced tIe hey
from her. unlocking the closet door. h" hade ' rival
come forth No one buLgr lie repeated hH COM
rnand No answer lie maaiy threw open IL" door.
and saw-evcry copy Of every edition of his work,
uncut, unboui.i Untouched, piled up I" the 'eilLmG.
filling every chlnk and corner {" the closet. il!1
wife whom be had 80 wronged by his susprion') h"d
devoted her pin-,noney To tie qualification Of hi, van
ity; she had tor wears been the discerning public
she had u along been The courteous reader |" "h9ih
h. had never appealed in vain. This discovery has
nude him happy man. for it has give him perinf'
nent source OF unhappiuess The adventure soo1 got
ubroad-everyhn- iranspires to the public IN Par
and he has qui,ed the town to avoid being The 3Hti
of those OF his acquaintance who nre not on MS an
ner I,t. Time will .uon clace the adventure from
every person. 5 mind but those who are under h"a'l
obligations 10 him.
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= .,cunOND ENQUIRER
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STEAMBOAT TEXPLOSION--TWENT
KIIIEn AID SIXTEEN SCALUED.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 2.-Thc steamer Iilnour Nc. 2,
aftcr landing her passengers at Edwards yard, near
Jefferson city, OH Saturday last, exploded, her boilers
making her total wreck.
The loss of life is most terrible. There arc now SIX
bodies on shore, and l5 or l6 are supposed 10 be
drowned. About Il are scaldcd and otherwise in
iured. Mr. Dix, the pilot, is in dying state. Two
of the children Of Eckers the clerk Of the boat, were
severely injured
Pieces of the wreck werc thrown half mile. a
small portion of the cargo was saved Charles W.
McCord aud John II. Scott, the engineers, have been
arrested and held in bonds OF $1,000 each.
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STATE DEPARTMENT.

! I.-EmDl0ycd .ibroaI.-l. Ministers, Commissions
rr Secretaries of Legation and agents connected with
thc,n-whol. number 70 of these, were born
abroad.
,. Consn!s and Commercial! AGcnts-wholc num-
bef :raa of these. 40 were born abrondoi hcsc, u
have been naturaizcd, one has not, and was BORN
under the flag of the United Staes The rest may
have been na,urazcd but Of this the Department
has no evidence. -
u-Employrd m Me United States, or nhcic Ter
rtor,cs.-As Governors, Secretaries ot territories
uud Dasnntcb Areuts-whole number lG: of these,
l3 were born in lie United Statcs,-of the rest two
lDrsnntch Agents. were probably ST. born; but of this
The Department has no direct evidence,
Iu.-Empio~d IA he D'pG''mrM "sri'-wlolG
number 40; oi these Il were born abroad-one of
whom came to the United States in his Sd year, and
is the SON of American parents, who at the time Of
his birth, were temporarily residing Abroad Of
the others have been naturs;zed. anG soon Will be
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TUESDAY MORNING., SEE'TENzE:

.. james McCorick, Clerk, appointed July 2
! 1913. B"rn in Ireland. came here young, n"w !"
ycars old.
10. {. Mcdonnell, Messenger, appointed August
10, 1853. Born i'll Ireland r25:dea; i'll the conntry 81
years.
II. 1. Mnchon, Waterman. appointed May Il.
many years.
II. Jane, Orr, Clerk, appointed August, l35l.--
Born in Ireland. resided here II Years. served two
years and half in the Mexican war and waa badly
wounded.
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pAHAWAy from the shop OF g. d. Frayser on s'h
.r., on Tuesday the LIT inst ,nu!at,o called
Non lie is blacksmith by trade, has bushy hair, 80
A.. OF are aud about feet inches high When he ie1
gul he !a,i pass 20 to Lis wife u; Mr. Charles
.,psr!!. IN Hanover where he may be probably urk-
. ,,oo,.gh ne has since been seen in The city.
soye reward OF 500 will be paid for his delivery In
. y MI ,f,aken in the city o; Richmond Or the adJoin.
{ r1nn,r. ROBERT w. BlGELOW,
e., roew.t No 90 Main street.
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pcct him Ia survive for week longer. liS disease,
chronic diarrnIru was contracted in the Mexican
war; His friend, Gen Shields, has been in constant
attendance upon him, at berkeley Springs, for the
last six weeks and will await there the ual departure
Of this caIlani snlhicr 70 the silent land.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

b ASAWAY from the subscriber st Pnmpo,ckc, in tn.
county oi King William, i'll February last, Negro
laned Peter Fell! He is about 81 years OF age; very
& mas no beard aTi is square built
k.e above reward will he pni, ii apPrchcnded out o
county OF King William, So il npprchcndcd in the
-,y. In either case, 30 thut get him.
lE--rlnl TllOS. I. CARIEk.
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NWE Above reward will be given Tor the sppreheDson
md delivery 70 me, in this city. of JACOB who left
|Cosl Pts in ileuricc the 18th Of April last He 10
s complexion. fee, inches high, steps and speaks
quickly, bu, s,anilners when confused lie wfks WIN
( :. ho,;,der lower ,!un the right He was we'll sup
l. will, clothing He traced TO the Petersburg
and then 10 Norfolk. II taken out OF the S;u'e
undred dollars will be given for his delivery 10 me
| F.r.I,.f ~ WM r. TRENT
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'ison, Hugh r. Scot, and csher

s oh,ce, Of rhi. sui, il 20 obtain the appointment OF
,Yc: Z. .hc fund in the bill mentioned being the pro-
q the sale Of the dover interest Of Eliza NJ Ham
4 the ,s:i,,c Of her deceased husband Tnos T. liar
.yr and r;uy having been made and filed that the te
dam. shove reI,icd are nonrtsidents OF this Common
swe-'n the taid defendants notified 20 appear at
E., 10 be holden in the Cicrks Office OF the s0ld
III, Ca ,ac hrs; Monday in september nex', ana Il"
..ary 20 project their interests in ths suit
gy-T.,ir ECS. ROBINSON, Clerk.
A., ..-cS.w
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From the new volume OF poems Of Alfred Iennf-"''
just published by Ticknor & Col
THE DESERTED HOUSE.

l.
Life aud Thought have gone away
Side by side,
Leaving door and windows vide
Careless tenants they!
All within is dark ns night;
In the windows is no light
And no murmur at the door
So frequent on It's hinge before
3.
t,lo-e the door. the shutters close, :,
Or through the windows we shall see
The nakcdnesa and vacancy
OF the dark, deserted house.
Come away; no more of mirth
Is here or merry.making sound,
The house WAS builded Of the earth
And shall fall again to ground.
S.
Come away; for Life and Thought
Here no longer dwell;
But in city glorious
A great and distant city-'have bought
A mansion incorruptlble,
Would they could have staved Win u7
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M uTNDNED DOLLARS KEWAKD.

h GORGE lett the Coal Mines IN Eenrico, on Sunday
I tie 4h June. with pass 10 Richmond. He is an ac
:n,clisen, and sprgh.ly black Negro, about twenty
u age ave feet nine to ten inches hcigh;h; ,ene
saes when he speaks; mouth small AMI very round
l. purchased from Charlottesville. or lie ncishborhood
[sr- be raised.
above reward will be paid for his delivery, uninjur
!, ,a- Mine, or in Richmond. JOHN J. WERTfi,
su- l4-cln Agent.
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i.sa. !j-cw4w EUs. ROBINSON. Clerk.
EIRGINIA.--A; Rules held in the Clerks Office for

iV the County Court OF Chesterfield County, the 9lh
r. Of Au:Us. l. D. ls5i:
| s;trael Wilkinson Plaintiff
against : In debt.
Parck H. Finnav. Defendant
10 object Of This suit ia to attach in the hands OF John
Walk administrator OF Frances Finney, deceased, go
fs2 the defendants in the estate held by the
RI fecccr., may be sufficient satisfy the piauuh
G H,a,,: aim, with .n,eres, and and rn affidavit
5as been sled that the said defendant, Patrick H. fnney
Honre,Id"ut OF this Commonw ealth the said defend
h aJEci appear at rules TO be held in the Clerks
econ the ar,MOnday in September nrxt, and 10 do what
accessory 10 prO:ec, his interest i'll this srit.
ACopyTes,c:
10. lt-Ftvi.. MDpEAU MANN ID C..
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JUDGE DOUGLAS AT HOME.

The Chicago Tribune has some time sought 10 rx-
cite popular Indignation against Judge Douglas on
his return home The following is n spccimen-and
can il mean any thing else than invocation ufmob-
spirit?
in the obscurv into which he has sunk, shall not
pull him forth. If nc is satisfied to S"gcc SHcHcr:h
ulprobrium and scOrn which hc 80 richly merits and
il he attempts no load and clustering bullying Of the
people hc has wrongcd, we and they viii be content.
But it, in his madness and in bis folly, he attempts 10
&c; up what he calls 'vindicat"n OF his crmes; If he
seeks by means of bullying and braggadoca to keep
down opinion here hc kept it down i'll the senate
chamber: il he collects around him II crowd ot Irish
rowdics and grog-ho,sc politicians, ard attempts 10
set forth their Appreciation the voice OF the people
of Chicago it will not bo our fault II he arouses n
lion which he cannU; tame. Let him add no more III
suits TO those which he has already heapcd upon u.s.
There is point beyond which the people VIII not en-
durr.'
The ..Young America of Chicago, ma;r4 som"
severe bur admirable. comments upon the above. II
SAYS that the meaning OF the ah"vc paragraph cano;
be misunderstood. 1t cun,,in' ;hc distinct threat,
that ii Judge Dougas will cul:,cnt To- sca his lips and
submit in silence 10 all the ialschrOds and ISLANDERS
und calunncs which G,roruIs InaliSny shall invent
and the Tribune publish, then lie will be- permitted to
remain in the city: otherwise mob violence is t" be
used.
"Well. we vii! see. Perhaps judge Douglas will
consent 10 snbrnie 20 all this in silence. Perhaps he
will dare 'vindicatinm. Perhaps he will not ven
turc 10 express his opinions in Chicago freely and
as plainly is he d:G III the Senate chamber.
Upon these points arc not advised, and, there
fore, cannot pretend 70 say what course he will take
ii, however. are permitted Ia judge the future by
thr Inst we rnay venture the opinion that he will not
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0|EuTNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

IN .SaWAY from the subscriber on the 18th Dccember
FIi,h He ( black and has u scar on the lower
m. lri; no.ril He is roleraby spare, has father
near SPARTA in Caroline county, belonging TO Mr..
nicr Gatewood and also has relations living in King
Queen and Essex. He has wife nj Mr. Richard eau
near Besiland Post Office in Essex, and relations ut
4 May Claxions in the county, also other re!n'
\. IL Kin. and Queen county.
ADORE reward will be givenin delivered TO me in Pc
k5grc or 10 Mr.. SidnuLn Grady, in Richmond.
E.y q ctf &. T. BAYLOR.
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roRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

y.iTIY :ronl tue subscriber residing in the lower
.nj ., Charlotte in the early part OF May Inst, my
!. nbou; twenty-five years old, low but stout
% - ;sT.r,si ol a dark brown color, with pleasing
ns,rr wae:, spoken TO. He had on when he lett. d
ys coat; lncd with red pi.ds striped eos,on pants
20 suppose that he trst re, out for Richmond
b ,l:e.ird 10 20 either to Columbus, Georgia, til,
~, I conner hrb,aon. make his escnpc to ire,
~, r,v. ,b above reward for his arrest out of thc
~ so in the State provided he be secured 20 that
m again. Any information i'll relation to said Negro
I T rr.srd 10 The subscriber or to Smith & Maddux
,rI !, JAMES T.. MOSELEi,
I..r wylhesburg, Va
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BnsTos. Aug. 3l.-The Opera Company recently
.rror-;ng in This city has exploded, and the build.
ing clo,ed up. The artists are san to be IN pisul
| condition.
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gi.orV DOLLAES REWARD.

Az ,y AZ from the subscriber, about the 3ri or 4th
IL dsy ,i March Il negro man named OFERTON. He
Lou, i :, =, eg v.ry black AMI about IS years old
,vnr! o Sgtw he given for ssidSncgro, taken OUT
IN some Js! ~ the State 80 that get him. and
lfvayd Of so II taken III the state.
EDWIN J. BAKER,
r.rc 2}-cw,f Tolcrsvilie Louisa county, a.
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the Crcn, Cour, Of the City Of Richmond, the ih
l"S o, August, 1874
VILLAIN Taylor PIN
t.iust
hAaaHu w Cole Dct
.:essr. and uqon an attachment returned executed
af obec, this suit recover OF tho defendant the
Io one hundred and thirteen dollars and eighty cents
sGavi, having being made snd filed that the defend
@Ao"" named is nrcs:icnt OF this Comnonwcaith
s defendant is notified 10 appear at the Rules To be
- IN the Clerks Office of the suid Court on III" hrs
1y IN October next and do what il necessary to pro
'@-. .stcrest in this suit. Copy--Ttste.
&<-cw4w EUS. ROBINSON, Crk
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:, -
The Department f.the Interior gives the following

OF these, 81 nre of Anlcrcan Dir'h "''u VI
Tc following arc the particulars TO he observed;
"I InTn Marion, third Assistant Postmaster Gene
r,I snny;m,c NAV H. 1880. born i'll Ireland; came
here When eight months old. c., ,ss, ho-,
- E1nnd "J rrsded here for more than 40 years.
" ). 4. Hoiten, Clerk, appointed June 3d. 1854 Dor"
in Swtzerlaud resided here q years; 49,, ,s,,
4. j. Lnwrenson, Clerk, appointed April ., iest, =,
born in England came here months oid' 10" ~
''5' G.. A. Schwarzman, Clerk, appointed June
1919 h,rn in Germuuy came to this country 10 yrs
Of a ace, served 10 years in the American army: my,
e. E. Doney Clerk appointed 1a$ lSos Of
]. K. Condor, Clerk, appointed July !, 1906
Borp in ireland, came here about y years OF age
ny" i. McMahon, Clerk, appointed Maya, 1853
Born in Ireland came here an infant now - years o
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ABOLITION DEMONSTRATION AT CHICAt

ABOLlllON DEMONSl llOS Al NhiSJ
CHICAGO, September at having been ANNOUNCES leu
that the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas would address . n.o
tellowcitizens on the great political questions " ~.
Nebraska BILL the abolitionsts Of our c;ty nave a.a
ed themselves Of the occasion to make alsgraesiut
demonstration osensibly with the view Of eensuIaF h
Judge Douglass on the ryet M drcon. ana Most
of tIc nnblc bells in the city are tolling.
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iRlNIA.-.u rules held in the Clerks Office OF III,

iRGlNIA.-t rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
CTcuii Cour; OF the city Of Richmond, the t day OF
VH9iac Allen, plrf.
,.assin.,
rr-.'es G. hudson and sno,her Dchs.
'ect o. this suit ascertain the actual value Of
as and lot in the bill mentioned, the 3lst day of
,s the day OF lis sale to the defendants, and the
r 'ne purchase money then due therefor to James
i 9r Ills assignee under the deed Of trust executed
nsu;, Alien for the benefit OF said Crane, and to
Il. "a ae defendants to pay the plaintiff third OF
Gs 5 a'a value after dcducting tEeretrom third OF
se peIeh"ee money with interest from the day Of
sau,, aus't having been made and filed that the de-
s,shS h oo'e named is nonresident of this Common
hs 'sid defendant is notified appear the rules
s,e SSn In the Clerks Office Of the ead Court the
J,sc, IL October next aud do what il necessary to
" 4" interest in th. suit,
Az, :. copy Testc
''-owiw Eus ROBINSON. Clerk
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Defendants.
.a ec Of .as sui, is to ob;nn decree for aalc OF
eProrry in the b: mentioned and for the payment OF
r. ,ce.t. oi uch sale 10 the foreign guardian OF the
I'=, ward and affidavit having been made and hied
ci '- dei-Gan' the heirs Of Margaret Fitzgerald, de-
S-a'ed unknown, they notified no appear al the
ae. be holden IN the Clerks office of the ssid Court
'a tn. Monday in October rex. md do what is neces
:ry 10 p'Uiec; :aeir in:ere.ts in this suit
Acopy-Teste,
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n IRI;NlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
" the Circuit Court of the CT; of Richmond the 9Th
b. \: August. l-Ji
aiYa.d b. iacho. guardian OF Frances a. Cowns,
Plaintiff
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"Obscrvcr," the Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger, gives an interesting statement
ui the small number Of adopted citizens III three OF
,ne Departments at Washington. The State Depart
men, naturally hn, more OF those appointments, be-
Zause knowledge Of languages ID more necessary to
srhurge its duties and number of adopted citizens
re appointed to consulaes in the small interior towns
II tho continent of Europe, simply because the COM
ensaton il so insignificant that native citizens will
not take them:
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iRGlNIt-At Rules held in the Clerks office OF
We LirciLi Enuri ut I'm. Cty of lichunpd the ItA

H. I4r tHcult Court Of the tny OF KlchWond, the ''n
=; Of august, lS5i
''ah II. CG!hoGue fltf.
against
Sanuel Walton, Def.
= Sa'" EMd upon an stachncn, returned executed
"grct O; :hi- suit Is OF the defendant
"rh!ttd 'ollGrs. with legal merrr, thereon from the
pI o' October, leo2 and affidavit having been made
-ea '!"' the defendant above nnnc is Ii NONRESIDENT
'a'' Commonwealth. the said dctcniam; j. no.itel TO
% 81 Tue Rules TO be holden i'll the Clerks Office of the
(oa't On the first Monday in October ncxt and do
~" :" hecessary 10 protect his interest III this suit
Is'ly-Tc,.. EUS ROBINSON Clerk
As:p.i lt--cwiw
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DEPARTURE OF THE ARCTIC.-TIE SPECIE
DRAIN

steamer Arctic sailed to-day for Liverpool. She took
out one hundred passengers and over one million o.
dollars in specie. The shipments Of specie to England
this week exceed the large sum Of sixteen hundred
thousand dollars.
Gen. J. A. Dix and his well known sister, Mis-,
Dix, were among the passengers in the Arctic.
The weather to-day is excessively warm. At
O'clock this afternoon the mercury stood at 90.
The steamship Pacific, with four days later advicei
from Europe, is now hourly looked for She sailed
from Liverpool on the G'd Of August.
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EyTESSIy

EyTFNSIvE ROHBERY OF L. 5. EXPRESS
CxcIxyArI, Sept 1.-The United States eod ExprS''
wos robbed of between s3U,0OO and SiO,ocO n: the
II,uI,on Rail Road depot last night
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l-IRLlNIA-,At rules held i'll the Clerks Once o.:
:ae Clrcut Court Of the City OF Richmond, the ''h
b Of august, 1871
asaa.a-n e. Harrison. administrators oi Rnnaoph
!4-nsJU, deceased. PIN:
s:1!n-t
,,t5tb - II,rrsop Hugh r. Scott. and c;her
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-05

CHOLERA IN BOSTON.
nos-o. Sent. 2.1-During the past week there were
tyelya deaths from cholera in this city.
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TIE CRIMEA.-Thc Crimcn is spoken Of III
some Of the English papers as one of the "material
guarantees" which the Allies should exact from Rus
sin n. the price of peace, or as SECURITY for the future
GOOD behavior Of that Power; and as it is highly pro-
ba!c that thc active operations of the Allies will ul-
timaely be transferred To that Province Il brief ac-
| ,l,, ,nu rnt IN. ,ytlout INTEREST.