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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

The Greatest Discovery OF lhe Age.-Dr. To-
kas' " Ritian Of dysentery GROUP
sAslsre eec n errasim 4. No ons should 20 Without
th valuable remedy Every bottle 10 warranted Sold
An the dru its and sorsksspers Depot 10 Coxt andt
street. Price % and 90 cents.
Rheumstism, scrofuls, dsc.-Hyatt's Lyfe
bAhan the most cevtAn dy for these terrible dis
Yeu who SUFFERING the most .orsufing pal
member that few doses Of this po.srfu yet pleasant
compound will Afford certain relief Thousands of
h.vs sesn cured and pgtlished in the sua Herald aed
ether papers, These certificates from vull I'm ct
ssns, Who be and consulted At hour Cir u
ars containing hess DO had At the principal
6epst, 246 Grant street. rs cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

DIR. Holllck, NO. 406 Broadway, Opposite
NE .jcholas Hotal attends only sases Of
described in his books and lectures Hours
fHoU 10 III 8
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED OF JAMES Moe ABE. WHO
lsit his b, in GO last, sinse WHOM tins
hing Len tessd from him. the time lott he said
to ~ss going ~ Lors lsiaSd In company With nan,
named John Sheppard. any nformation erning him
viii be thar kullJ received by his distressed moth A
ertss Catherine kcCabc, south Trenton, N J.
T~FOhMATIuN wANTED-OF ANNE BURKE wHO
landed here tho 18th IN 1884. In ship Kohmoor.
sailed frum Limerick IrformAtou will be thankfully
revd By her brother William now In town, ~ x3 Eighth
avenue.
II Formal ON WANTED or RICHARDS Sup
i posed In or,) by bic sistsr Mary viii
oblae BY ding his address to y. kichxrds Franklin
aote Ffankltn Pearl street, early pessipe
REFORMATION wANTED-OF MARGARET O'CON-
REILLY BY marriage who resided In New York city
nbout nformn tion y~speotiDg her will
received by he sstes mary aud Catherine
OCopnor, or Maurice Callahan $40 Msdisoi street.
IF MR. benny THOMSON WILL LEAVE HIS DI.
L Iect.on at Union Hotel he will obBge friend.
CANUEL nRDGEs, WHO ARRIVED IN THIS CITY
> the TIL Jun~, 1881 ship Lucy elizabeth rom Lon
.on o.n see his sister BY applying a l3i West Twsaty
TO JOSEPH cox OR ROBERT cox FOaMRRLY OF
j Brooklyn, New Y,rk-Ars Harriet Cox, wido~ Of De-
vd Co, aied recently in Loui.ve, Ky. leaving
and daughter both In charge the
yil phsn lum Louisv 10 Thsir relatives may
Tain information regarding the chdrev by inquiries d.
rected TO the ayers Of shss iAse1Aation.
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6OS hEwARD LOST, ON THE 10TH INST, DE
pLC 10 and IL O'Clock p ~, while riding 10 tbs
way TO avenue pcrtsmonnse containing SIS In gold
ard The m der will receive the above
By calling No North Moore street, In the basement
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Keep CoOl.-Cneap Swimmlng Baths, nc
le foot of DesbYossc. stree Canal North Ton
ticsss fer Croton baths at the Astor, Irving, and
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

\ oTcE-TBE UNDRRsIoNED has THIS DAY
~ purchased tho sh tiv- sns interest o. tho Bridge
rsrs sss ssehos So'Dpm - me eeParsner'up
Nsw yorR July ~, l.54 EBESEzsH wBEELRa.
Bib bnspess will BE- continued ss The ssme place,
woder the - me name y. ID. JONES o.
Josys
X. WHEELER.
y sNrrD--s = iRr'-FV ~Trv s.r1' ~ n'r7rs
D. m.a. ), IL Ysr iAstss.Ss sdarsss a III nsrsid
snsa.
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THE TURF.

REAT SPORT AT SARATOGA sPRINGs.-THREE
" great trots July D. d, and Augu.tl July % purse
s5Op boats Sin In harnsss s. Mclaughlin
b. m Lady Moscow; VIM Woodruff names q Centreviile
to'h Of New York
July %. pure $500 5 in 8. TO skeleton wsxons VIM
oodrnfs b. b. CeAtfevEle 8. AoLaughlihs b. Lady
Moscow
Tuesday. August l. match $1,000 mile heats, 8 In s. be
tween the coeba cd horse True John Of New York. and
belle Of SArat.ga 8. Hoaslaud names True John. 20
wagon; m Woodruff do br Belle OF SARATOGA In
barhess AL the above trots play pay, and win
positively come on mentioned above
WM. WOODRUFF, Proprietor.
rBE MEMBERS OF THE NA1IOSAL JOCKEY CLUB
requested to Attend meeting Of the ub ON Non
evesps ext Path inst ~ bl5 O'clock ~ the Club
Roops 80 Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

Retldlns's RusaIA salvr-Twe0ty-1vc Cents
bsx-a Boston remedy Of thirty years standings
speed, cure for burns sor.: eos and d. L.
i the United States a B. u s .nds, Clicse1ef 4
Co 9. II. King, New York, and I'm Zsber Philadtl-
phia. REDDING b Co. boston.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


CBoLERA.-R. R. R. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
" will stop the most distressing and violent pains, either
external neuralgc bilious rheams
snpp1 Rsds.y Ready Heller shsir h;u:ss De-
iu many ailments Its always beneficial guar
ant.s for cholera, dysehtery and bowel
NnAND PICNIC AND COTlLL0N EXCURSION OF
boat Ameres barge Merchant Capt Tr.ish.sy
'ns Suas I III. b. Of
hest Of this wishing breath Of pure
e,cunicn will he treat as the tickets are only 10
esns liquors allowed board Boss will start from
Jay n att o'clock; Spring street ~ 6a;
per r. at oclooL Bridge street. Brtoosiyn a. Ia
LIE That HATH EARS 10 AEAR, LET HIN NEAR
ircs AZ the chsi.fisn Homs 6il Sixth Avenue
ofIbrty sixth street for mslc seysnts o. good chsrAo
ter cut Of place. The puolc supplied nom ns mssution
NOTICE. sUrKEN VESSELS OF ANY WEIGHT OR
.rosssr,ss ~ viii take Up any ship or vssssi In
tie vicDit, in days less and will sso
any amount Of
Dad IT-CUT IT OUT AND KEEP IT.-CAsH
IL psid for old spapes pamphlets old writing books
with paper old car de- tcssss tracts handbs. cat
.lcgnss spd vssts all sorts kinds and sizos.
sS21sts9 ssi ss 9.e 8 Ann 81. basement.
ITO SHEET METAL w0hKERs-SOTIcE -ONR or
ID. most valuable and useful patents that las been
srsptsd within the last hs. been sy.rded WI
asiea vsreS Is is4 for novel s.d invslssSs nsssia:
Ter from 60 70 coo feet q tsny kindl shsss ssssi
Win, ah nv hem, ,ss s.'i sU
.ei,,c - esn iowns oiiis ssuniiss and state sh..
fer AZ All oemnunicasi'as tpo,sRsid} yrovPMy rRsed
CHARLES MILLER,
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U0eaee.-PetsT Roberts d On, SIS Broad.
have just received Of ten th
hss fsnso:ass bsnas asd trmmioss Of swiss null and
oanhrio To be sold ahesp
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el5 Only, for /. Country Hf~Idencc, or Val

$40 Only, for a Country ~ sidencc, or Vii
lag. In aad h. thy a,ioa on he
hss Of the Leps Lizard Railroad Dec bonirsd .rns aat
80 hui sins square. squs four city
will be divided smons 600 fuhvbsrs the venns Of
July Eaos sus.ersAer Tor only SIS pay.bs 10 insta
nebts v Jeo-ive eed FIR farm ~ fro
"t.sst. acre or fss, bsd!.s lots lo f.a. osly
few shsxss LIFT hppsy TO CHbS WOOD 203 Broadway,
whore ~sps and pAnph cts can be had g-Atis-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

Paris Boots shGes, AID G.Assrs, tuss recciv-
- from Poo. Of PARA of li vide ceohrity
A.s tho premium 81 london and Ssw /sfh ern, d
aess Gent. -ibng rsa good o "a can etsin N m Al
tlGENs rEaRhsi, g. Hatsau street wkere boots are
made N sejept 10 prtp ciplea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

DesOnelor's Hair Dye ~ stru tho Loading
siele ~ all 10 be tho best dye sttsnt for
1orfsosly ooorisg thu IL IL applied Tons
a shsu. b ell parts Of the world proclaim the
eNtsbas dye known Sold BATChELORS No. 233
D1osdway
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Important 10 the PevpI.,-

beware Of poison H"gues ara pIonerns,
The vil~st trash in Lyons nsme
Tie wresehes who the stuff ara Offering,
Falsely to be his agsnts claim.
LYONS Magnetic Powoer aud Pill. fo~ the destruction
.ssets and ysrmin J. Pr. up With new labels be.rog
oDgAvirg Of national media and smile the
pt6p.is ors ata L,ok cloe at she wrappers Cen
trail depot "A Broadway and 50 DOCK street. Philadelphia
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nonee.-Fetsr Roberts q o., S!5 BScea.s
h.. !, 40 a ssnss sad srimmiass. oswi" null and
Paris Boots, shaes, a~d G.i.sr., just receive
rp nssi q r. Of asG
Cent ssss g. ssS street - e's s. Soa 81 ~ -
asss en- scientific principles
$40 Only, for "a Country &c ~Idcucc, or Vii
iss. bs%s-t..d vssssst .sa H. Athy a,isa on he
y, hai. lsss loo "a. ,as,rs ssus 70 fur e,y OTIS
JUL ssy SIS 90 3: ~ (
nsns vM Jsovs v.rv.n.s deed FIR farm ~ froo t~o
is .sp s esS;s SSoS s sns:
Keep Csol.-Cn~ap Swimming Baths, az
~ sss' q p.sSrss.s; stree. near Canal Ts2
nescsslor's Hair Dye ~ stzn tho Loading
:ls g Al 20 be tho bet ays sssans 70.
q: ;.s. s'' 81: :: q: ''S n s
s:s u.s. the fit t. mos %. only . sSG
e.. =. %E- " IN 'ny.iu.b asaisry 70 h~ash ssis
q. :. i :: : '1 say P:ss +: sss;
5sss: ns ss
Csissadoro's Hair Dye-This M.xcnless
4. moss rsssls Il s. Il never AHA il ooiorns
mpartug at the same time aeshme ~ and
sppii.d At cAisrADoRo's, no 8 Xsso, House
Wigs and TouPe. s.-VVhero dia You buy
IT,. y. .s :: .:, Ts s' s:'; an s s
ihiss ~ ~ ssss ~
whfsker or Moustach~, or Hair forced to
and thick In FIX weeks ont, which
Val rot stain OF inure soe sso bottle sent to my
rs rsas r.. Bsaoa south Tnsd
street. Philadelphia; Briggs, 81 STATE ..rsss albany.
MoleAvia Cro~m.- rhis superb Oompsun
md soiS s. BArCaELUa, <. bis ceisbrstsd eair dye
NJ VIC ctery 23 Broadway HsschelcIs hair dye cold
SsA apSlisd Zine roops
Reddlng's RusslA salve-Twc0ty-0vc Cents
bsxs Boston remedy Of thirty years standings sure
srd speedy for burns oos and all 10
Che United states = b. I'D s.nds, g Y CliSsess.
cs. O. H. hing, New York, and @m Zsber Philadtl-
Important 20 the Pevplss-
beware Of poison K"gues are pIoherins.
The vi-st trash in Lyons name;
Tie wresches who the stuff Offering,
Falsely TO be his agents claim.
LYONS Magnetic Powoer aud Pill. o- the distraction
@ssscts and ysrmin y pat up With labels bearing
spgTavpg Of four nstional medal and smile OF the
p&6psscrs sigI alta Lsok clo.e at she Cen
ts depot "a Brosdway and 50 Dock street. Philadelphia
DIR. Holllclg, No. 49s Broadway, Opposite
NE .jcholas Hotal attends only to Of
described in his books and lectures Hours
The Greatest Discovery OF lhe Age.-Dr. To-
MAJ Rtian nimApt for the Of dysentery oroup
ths valuable remedy Every bottle warranted Sold
Al the dru ts and storekeepers Depot 10 Coxt andt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

M0laAv1a Cream Tina superb Comp Sun0
ssz strengthening snd the hsi prse.,sd osy
md SOLD 6y BACHELOR - his celebrated bair dye
M VIC lsetory 2o Broadway Hsshecr's hair dye sold
NnA auIltsd. nine roows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

IIL GENUINY SCOTCH Oh WATER OF AYR hon rs
i suyIl "a direct nom ths quarry tho ri,sr Ayr,
~ WILLIAM AkDasW Smith hsusbiipe, Ayrshyc.
rough pieces for afbls polishsrs sexmsnW for
s"n,srtS,s "a "a a yn,ss % m.nns.nv hscaiss ar II
morocco ana wood easel There having been several spu
articles intro uced into the market within tho hss
few ys the advertisers auArantse supply none bat
the genuine article which has maintained its Character for
fans tshtury.
40 LII Ills EE STORY AN d BASEMENT Hour q
nearly Rabout the osntrs OF the city With modern
tmpfos,nents For PARTICULARS address Dor 24D Feet
once
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G0usaud's Italian MeSlicated SOap II More
aod the fat is IL 10 only dslic.ous enol
ksp' but is aoian the akin and through ~
sns.ss the circulation Of the blood ~ the capillary ves
lss and siehly Gourauds esadre upro,ts
a.. ON i. 70, ehssds q say P.rs o. re o.ay LILY
DEPOT 81 Aher street, arst store from Broad veg.
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whistler or MOustsche, or Hair forced TO
and thick six weeks ong ent, which
vii rot stain or njure sbe skio 81 bottle sent my
Rsrs Of ths country y. @ GRABAN AZ ann ss,est
Bay.s 76 Fulton street Brooklyn, Ziber A South Third
stasst, PhAdelphss Briggs 81 Stare strees, Albany
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SPORTING, &C.

E0F FALL ykkv T-E - cHsRrEs spar
ieideg two yeas Old qots ornament 10 ans ssnsle
ms1 or sdyf psr,er - 49, coed va.cb dogs vsuahi.
~ any hons ks.psr. Can - sen ey address
Chas winrams, ksa.. 6ersB efaee.
SPORTING NAG CHARLES AND BLgsHEfx
~ tpsntt1 pnrs mammoth hesiounJisnS pupt S. stot
snd E"slsh 'evr'err Fpx'ih r-evt"ures
e.
rer, ne .ssr,.s 40 sses ,.s,. e.tn., a .,,,. =,
ns N~ ~
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OFFICE or TUE GOVERNORS OF TIE AIMS
~ Boure Ju'y a. s4 TO bic workers ssaIsd propo
sAs will he ~ the the Aims osss
her oee Rounas Park until ?o'cock r NJ 18Th
In tsb for l,ns With BLACK While tes from ~ to u
The ale prson At The city psoa in Centre TIE
white tile TO to Of Italian msxbls and ali tns york 10
laid In gagged mortar IN .ubstanpL wcr
spnsr focrs VIII be prepared Tor mortar By
proposals. Viii state the
Tor the work For furl Information apply bis Oh
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Cristadoro's Hair Dyc.-This M~xchlcss
~mpsnnd acknowisdged by rsat alton to
tAe reliable IL its cooring
pgscsses inparting tho time noasishms and
applied At CRlsrADORo'S NO 8 Asto, House
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
DFLTA PHI-THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE DELTA
~ Phi Society will be held Schenectady, N. ", ON
Monday 2h Of July An orstion ~ii be Pronounoed BY
by LOn " Mansfield Esq, Of echoes y. Y. The exer
cises will At the Presbyterian church
ALEX j. TnOMSON,1
A. L. KING. yCommittee.
A. w. STREET.
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QOATMKN AHOY.-THs MBMBEkS OF THE FIRST
meeting, to be held ~ their hs.dqasrssrs No Vest
r., ~, a. a.. rscr,ns .uy ~
DoMIxrcx II. ROCHE, Secretary.
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Wigs and T0upes s.-WherU did You buy
thas wig Of friend Tn. only place this city
wiaS seAps brAiss bands curls,
zettss any thing you In he hair line. 10
AADHURST HEAhD'S, n Maiden lane
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ITO ARCHI1RCTS-THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
new State Csptoli Columbia South Caroline, will
to elect, on he ID Of August eempeteas aroh
Z, oos sno
ton The architect vi required TO reside At Columbia
the work during its
ton All applications 70 be addressed to the Chairman of
the Commissoney 1T Charesson previous to the LIST 81
ION relative tho eto be obtained
BY applying 70 the ~ @ srsston or to John
WM. IZAkD BULL. Chairman Of the Commissioners
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A MOTHER WISHES 10 oTvs nBR CaILD TO
"A seDs lady or gen lemsD Who vants Adops aad bring
hsp n their owA caro- Please call ~ n Pssk alp. fog
twodaya -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22

I'M SALE NEW AND
second hand furniture mirrors pianos kc.-F COL
lON will sell this day saturdsyl July q At lO o'clock
the auction rp.m Beekmsn stree. Of
and hand furDituIs from . family who
moving will comprise the usual assortment Of wood
mahogany for parlor dinng and base
me gtner with pets oil cloths, beds and matrese
also Is 20 very fno oil paintings also several french
late oval and man o. mirrors rosewood piano for 81
tsge tedseads 40 Most Of goods DO sold
will afford good oppoStpni.y for Dealers well
all IN want. No pobtponoment.
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EDWARD sIh TzRNIJH, AUCTIONEER. EDWARD
II sintzench will soil auctor Saturday, July p
o'c OK, at the ssiosroom 10 w all street, dora
known the Diorama OF Moscow consisting Of series
of painting machinery music nj II strumet DO ly
appranng such exhibitions Also about $40 tcssts for
exbihiop AMI about 100 the Of
between hussA and Turkey At II clock In front Of
Ludov'. store NO. New street ,olrei mar. pony \
POI ALEC adys saddle and BRIDE; sold in consequeose
the leaving the aity Also handsome DARK sor
horse IA hands high Elk old excellent
horse kind in single double harness;
rAnted perfe tly sound; 20 mile in 3 minutes with
out trimming; Nould make a good Ia dYig horse.
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- = -. .-.s -
RiKka, 1hOkAE CO.. NJ - sl-sn s<ask
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TO THE PUBLIC-OwING TO TIE DECEAsE OF
i Iy George marsh wadsworth, the business Of manu-.
NArshs Pain Believer will hereafter be earned
b Miss Jane ncConi,k, 2S7 Washington street. New
Ytrk whsI IL be had wholesale and retail All per
in etcd Tor pain rsliever ana other medicines
oupded by DR. adsvorth Will make payment TO her, rs
(sjsntd0 w. WADSWORTH,
JANE M'GOLLtCK
CURE ron The above medicine, Marshs Pain
Believer perhaps the best medicine to be foune 10 cs.es
cholera attack Every IL my ought to he supplied With
Always hand at 27 Washington street, and ut the
Principal drug stores.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-03-15

SINGULAR MENTAL PHENoMENoN.-We
have been informed Of very singular
and unaccountable, though not unpar-
alleled, occurrence which took place in
the family of a.gentleman connected with
the legal profession in this city.
Early in the morning day or two ago,
before the family had risen, one of the
children, a little boy, woke up, began
clapping his hands and crying Johnny IS
dead! Johnny's dead! Johnny's dead!''
His parents supposed he had not yet ava
kened and was dreaming. But the boy
continued crying ''Johnny's dead!" The
same morning, intelligence reached the
family, of the death Of young lad named
Johnny" who had lived in Chardon,
and was playmate and companion oi
the boy who had so mysteriously been i'm.
pressed with his decease. Well authen-
ticated eases Of this kind are Of frequent
occurrence, and have ever been stumbling
blocks TO the old philosophers. Weleave
our readers to account for them as they
see fit.-Cieue1and Plain Dealer.
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The Gadsden Treaty,

The Gadsden Treaty i, is thought, will
be reported back to the Senate to-day or
tomorrow by the committee to whom it was
referred, with recommendation in favor
Of its confirmation. Of its ultimate rati.
ficaiion there seems scarcely doubt en-
tertained. Recent accounts from Mexico
represent the condition Of Santa Anna as
critical in the extreme. He is in imme.
diate necessity Of the money he is TO re.
ceive from the United States to establish
his projects of absolute govern ment, willis,
on the other hand powerful organization
menaces him for consen,ing to the treaty
and permitting the further dismembermen,
Of the Empire. ltis even doubted that he
will be able to sustain himself until he re-
ceives the funds of The United States which
are to re6llhis exhausted treasury and i'm.
part power to his government.
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Latest from the Seat of war.

1t is announced that telegraphic dis
patch has been received from Toulon,
announcing the arrival at Algiers of Ad.
miral Bruat's squadron. The passage (if
the telegraph speak truth) is very quick,
as the squadron only left Brest on Sunday
week. 1t is further stated that the squad
ron is to take on board General Pelissieur,
with division of the African army amount
ing to 10000 men; that the squadron will
then make sail for Toulon, where an En-
glish squadron and transports will NEE,
it, and also take on board $4,000 French
troops; that both squadrons, with this army
Of $4,000 men, will proceed to the Levant,
enter the Dardanelles. and disembark the
troops at Silvri, near the spot which |
mentioned now four or five months ago
as likely to be selected for a point Of
landing-namely, Rodosto, on the Sea o
Marmora, and the best for the protection
of the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles
1t ought no, to be forgotten for momen,
that the Emperor of Russia has not ceas
ed to concentrate his force in Little W al
lachia. And everything confirms me in
the belief that he is preparing TO strike a
terrible blo,o in that direction-and then
his prestige regained, and his amour pro-
pre- satisfied, he may, in his "magnan
unity" terriiy Turkey into treating alone
with him.
The accounts from Wallachia are mos
deplorable. The Russian protectors,
it seems, treat the protected somewhat il
the same fashion as the Spanish conquer
ors treated the Indians, when they refus
ed to work or find gold for their naughty
masters. 1t has been already stated ,ha
the Wallachians have been obliged tt
do the work in which beasts of burther
are usually employed, and that crowds o
the peasants and farmers have fed the
homes, have passed into Austria, or hav,
crossed the Danube and joined the Turks
rather than submit to the cruel corpee i'm
posed by their task masters. My previous
letters have informed you that the inhabi
tants of several villages near the Danub'
had fled from their houses. The Rus
sian General had ordered that womer
and young girls should do the work i'm
posed on them by the troops. They re
fused. Cossacks were sent among them
The Cossacks were resisted by numer
Gus body Of peasants, armed only will
scythes or clubs. The General, we are
told, sent troops who inflicted on them "ar
exemplary chastsement." If we are tt
believe the evidence of Wallachia gen
tleman, who has jnst arrived in Paris
who is to have an interview with the Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs, and who, un
stand, ives on or near the spot. the sex
emplary chastisement" was nothing less
than the massacre of the women. ant
children of three villages ia the neigh
borhood OF Giurgevo-London Times.