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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-15
Resistance Of United States Process.

hoMAs Z. REYNOLDS, Esq, District Attorney
i The United States, was few months since, in
, m, that number of persons residing in Nc
donald county, Missouri, together with many
IRON Arkansas, were and had been for the last
we've months engaged with circular saws in
ueStroylng all the valuable pine and other timber
IN u! the public lands of the United States. The
district Attorney, acting under instructions, au-
horll a process to issue for the apprehension Ct
,ne offenders. The wrts were placed in the
e lands OF Major Bryant, United States Marshal
lor the district, who went himself to Mcdonald
county to execute them. We learn from a let
T 5er received here yesterday by B. F. Hickman,
Uefk OF the United States Circuit Court, that the
persons against whom the writs issued had col
,I Ic!ed together about one hundred and fifty of
sneir friends and associates, and had forced the
n,alsnai and his deputies not only to leave the
,Ioah'y' but the State also. The marshal was, at
i i accounts, at the Hotel in Bentonville, Ar
a"nsas' with seventeen of the law-resisting par
y y around the hotel, demanding of the landlord
M "'t tne marshal should be delivered up to them
l. ne citizens and officers there were defending
'''I' Major Bryant had sent TO Fort Gibson to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-15

l. ADAMS & cos. Expresses Offer DIas, Certain
and Cheap facilities far obra ming Iods OF all descrip
lions from all parts of the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
.wf and sure -aners jamestown and Roanoke, .aving
New York. Wednesday and Saturday, arriving in Rich
nlond Friday and M"ndny of each week. by this line
we are prepared orwar1 goods of all descriptions
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Davenpors line of Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Po,'eroge,
Our nlnnd express per Great U. Mail Lie, co-1
urs as heretofore, to arrive in Richmond InLce Dli
The wcllknown character of our house for respu"ot
biit, and attention the interests of customers
warrants in saying that shippers will find it to their
interest to order their Goods through "Adams d Co.
ErpresS." ADAMS q CO,
PER Him, II. Mostly Agent,
jy 2G. ifdts Lgn.hLhre. Va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points wlere Ne lave
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-15

AT A REDUCED PRICE TO Close.
A-ln order close the consignment will sell the
remaining stock Of Furniture greatly reduced prices,
viz: Rosewood Marble Top Dressing Cabinets; Rose,
wood Ptrour Chais, Plush Seats Mahogany Rockers.
Childrens Rockers, Hat Racks, Exten ion Dining Ia
bes, Washstands, &c. Persons in want Of Furniture
would do well to callat VII. MOSBYS
NH Its Auction Store,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-15
SAM'L DRUM MOND, !
JOHN M. WYCllE, (
A Pile.

Amongst the numerous stores before whose doors rise
piles Of boxes, bales, Il =; filled with goods, wares, and
merc nhze for the spring trade, the boot and shoe
enlistment OF Messrs. Drummond d. Wyche is worthy
10 be noticed Their SUPPLY and assortment j.
Pile and varied us demand and taste require and
they merit large share of the public pa. ronagePet
Int. mar I'd &C I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-15

EVIDENCE OF RETURNING HEALTH.-A para
graph in the late foreign news says "Omar
Pasha's health is re-established. He hung recent
ly two Greek spies."-Bdt. inner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-15

CnIted States officers Tor assistance. and also
Ga. "''' o. '-o"'' "ef
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-15

~ prrience, who can come well recommended, is lie
.rous OF thinning situation III an Academy or high
,Issicul ,cnool for the year lie would he plrasen
get a situption which promises permanency.
Address the Vireinian office. oct y s'ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-15
Black Oats.

1 AM now receiving supply of superior Black
4 for seed which will sell ON accommodating ter
an25ts AMBROSE b. RUCKEH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-15
Lynchburg Furnishing WarerOom.

ID r. LIGGAN & son, Upho. es.sssssssssssstn,
IL. ster'rs Paper Hangers Mat ssfsss..a3!. III
tress and kope Manufacturers Main - -
Street. Two below the Market house, Lynnhbul
Va. keep cnns aatly hnnd aud make or 'er Csh
ed Hair, Lhuck, NJ, s., Cotton Woo and Spiral prirg
Mattresses. made by MroosrandRope of every dcscrp-
ton. We have in employment some first rate Cab
Wor kmen: and intend to keep hand supply OF
FURNITURE, of our make. and also Northrn
factnre-such Bureaus. Sofas Wardrobes, Bedsreads,
Chara. Double and Single Lounges,-l000 Bea tea Is
now on h md. w usk Tt attention OF all Sho may
want articles in line and pledge oursel sell
IN MS reasonable terms lie obtained in this IN
other market lg Special attention given to the TO-
pairing Of Furniture. (ian 2d&cts)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-15
Insurance Stock for Sale.

ATPRlVATE SALE.-A valuable Female
IA house and children, in which bargain
may be had by early application to WIN. H. MosBY.
man lots Auctoneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
NETTING OF THE TEN GOVERNORS.

pcc,inr OF the Governors fthe Aims House wss held
Yesterday afternoon at their rooms In me h21uona
Present Cows. Draper, Pinckney DuKe Sm'Ih' Dueio'
Henry Townsend aud iierriok
Tie President Gov. DEArrR. in the char. :.
From the rtquisions which were read ana @ceu upon II
sppesrs The following number OF persons were remaining
in the various institutions under their charge lot the
week ending Feb II Bellevue Hospital, Coz LGniiie
Asyluu ssl Aims House, 1880 Penltentilry so' rem
tertiary losrital 3c2 Work House, Sc, smallpox Hos
r.si Il; Ranaslls Island ll07 Randals Island HOG
I'D, esi City Prison, 1876 Total a6S7. Decrease ls
Nvmhcr lomauing Feb 1. 57o5 admitted from ith to
iith F,hrusry 627 Total 6,33e. Died 20 discharged
$50 sent 10 Poneniary, So Total G5i Rsmlnns 9b5' ;
Tie minutes Of the two previous meetings were READ
Communication ives received from Mr. Eliridse, Su
perniendeni Il the Work House asking PERMISSION 20 ap
ron. IN assistant owing TO his multiplied duties there
being al present 5G2 inmates ia this institution
Gov Duke moved that the communication be referred
f. the Committee on Work House 20 report Carrsi.
4 commune alton received from the Medical Board
Inc held Nv them in reference tho death of the late
Gov. Mclaughlin Tho communication was 0rderei
ie pc ensere on Img Ts receiyed from the Warden at
Rsndslls Island. in answer to an inquiry msds ny the
board in reference 90 the condition of Ellen Gisason
youpg gill whe had been taken from the Island few
weeks since trial by afr John Bragden OF Piston
Me and again sent back in an emaciaed condi1n aud
also with boih feet frozen The gil states that shs was
badly treated having been whipped ami nearly starved
and That she was compelled to sleep IN the garrett wher'
her feet were frozen
Gov praper stated that he had forwarded letter 10
Mr BrugdoD, asking an explanation n reference to this
affair
Gov Townsend moved that the matter he referred to
the Committee on Out door Poor for Investigate ~ aud
the staten, of the gil be found correct, TO take legal
action in the matter. Adopted
communication received from Dr.. Forester
Visiting Physician at Bellevue Hospital rendering his re-
sgraii0n, in consequence of i'll health. Ga notion the
communication received the resignation accepted anil
vote of thanks were rendered TO Dr. Forester for his
services in that department.
Gov Duke offered the following resolution, which was
adopted:
Rocd That the Wsdens report to the Bosrd whether they
dsruse with the ervcs the II their
nst u'ie sns how what positions they
On motion OF Gov. Duke, Gov. Townsend was elected
Secretary pro ten.
resolution adopted authorizing the President and
Secretary to draw requisition the Controller for
warrant for $4,000
The Board then djourDed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

-. nv. .s,s. ~ small a,%ssy ts s violation that mss
~ss,.s "a seisss asd eensN ena mere ot anennh hsn
sNssssNssaea h1 VIA "ay .ss ~ "a r,, ",s
80 ,sssis,lss sN lard eaa eashle Trinity Charch TO
xsssSs ~ che rev seNes and @aAe a grAi aaaa'sa.
s' NJ ss s' 1" ~ xS Ss T s %.a sTs M,
~ M ssvSSAes than " ORIGINAL parnNse even tho
~ ssr,sa sscsM he carved ANeagA raeee!,rc Trinity
CssssN ~ an aeis vaseea saa IN awS,'aN sa, sa'
ga MN NJ. Bowman Il Il 9aste dmerent waaid
- A N ev,segs~is AA rvel~csaMir hee ihls Ccui'
usese> Nssssse knyw sed etssew e., Know mn 70
a. a. ,aEA, he has NJ ntoea. thecc a' tANse have
~ sps>Nye this measure New, Nc have urea
a.. csc Asna Mr. hNNrnan With rcNpedy 10
ss...Ss .na q rsVNie speculation ~ carry through.
a. ~ ssssr Aarl We have r'ehy Caswh, which has
~ srs 70 snNsec eNcry thing 60 lose ana nptaing 70
@ ss Asv sSs SssS ~ r srs s ssS !, me srSa
SIS e,.s3Sesse - the hssds c ths temmuoc Wv,
ss.s 1, ssressew kw the CNn'mnn CSaa'd 10 do tne
WAa ~s h aNee WITH ne drS ~ n"nsa te MN, WY
n sssv ~ asysA s,hes tAe surface u The stSe whea
= rsssssss ~ he made, WAY some VIII say, Ut re
se.N Nee Arb h. hAvVla ever les tae 90! Need we
sxss e<resA their see, Wei even ths isa' oe arose
MAJ ws Setcse Il ire sAs rcs and wster pipes I'M,
$50 sapss ee CARVED 81 And NJ HNsrnAn offered
seS s his rsrs wsy ,.sS ' rn nv S"' ' TSIs
Sss s,esA M ~ ke~Sea aP and carried away - SO
xr,sA art Nvs mesi have the Nrns 81 secular
ME- ssA asN IS estimating the cost Of sn'h
~ ss,s,s tFtAs ySc, is carried through The voters
81 Nv ycsA wn IN pgV,r time come 10 the rescue ana
Ss tass ,Asv kave Considerations aAAvo dollars sai
~Sses-Sr,s have regard fr the memory ~ their rrVcn
tassy s~<sss Il Is Necessary to esrfy tNr~ard Aoahy
a. fke rsaC r tbs Improvement has not come yet ana
HIVE usVsr~a Ges,lewep 30 aa think that yoa Gao
vcssS tAsse considerations tslSy II YOU do depend
xsr n hat fVsA he Indignant siri' 81 an outraged CON
srSpV Wa hear ci,rncr coming NJ from every side IN
s~r.Sssn vSA Which al hAt hiss ~ been said, Is mere
xsS.xssres ne srSaksr conciuded with sn appeal 70
A< Caiite SrgirK chem 70 report favorable 70 the ne
xSs, Il 80 ordnance. sc.
FsS Cosamltses tAsa adjourned til Friday next a
x'SA>A 4 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
DENMARK.

The following is the text OF the Danish declaration OF
neutrality ransmttedo all the Courts Of Europe also 10
the United States and Brazil:
p q war By the Ottoman Porte and The possibility e e G
The kpr the ossaoa 70 keep their 1sd on th
ssqusrcss may probably sse eroO II the SINGER.
sIdennIdiDs snsbs rsons 50 happily s. %.
King Denmark has nothing at heart than the pTeerVssn
and eonsoidAop Of those rel,ons IN Majesty looks on
rey wha h be Sv e the case before hin
people Deumark and the Uaited kingdom
Of sweden and sorw.y and P consideration Of ths cOnsu
in Bis Hy the King fen hiin.sf 9f.s and fsrs.ost
Rs fswsetn and Sorwsy to toe @s..:s Sss
sST Id 1Ss 81 isSS Sss %sa ~ &c %
he adopted th step has been received nfhe favorable
Knt Embs.sdcr EsiisOdnsy and Mnsi Pienpo,
.1 70 S Cow b.. s0s,Ty With the
eoes Master the Command to make Known y the she
.sf called to .dort order dssn. the q bis
S Poe % or 10 ns 9' v S1ins . e:
~ system His AsJsssy the King Of Dsan.ri Sss-
hc,sry consequence strict neutrsy based on s- i'm
and s s ...dI;s Of
views q he two Courts this neutrality will induce follows
sL, any part which might 70 the saSsasss Of on. nd
ne 81 ne I Py !. admit the vessel. Of war .s
nonsihy With the reservation however the Of the
to the feet. Of the bs..n. Po.. ,'RS om =.
ssS5 OF ss, ss', and police r.sS.oa .hs.
reesy rE. Of eoorse BE ots.ed and respected Phvsess
viii admitted into Danish hsrbos
stead To permit the ships Of the begeren provide
Themselves 81 the hsbors Of the Monarchy with all such
and 'res OF trade they require with the sole exception Of con-
stsrd Of To close tie barber. Of the nonshy
prize in Of dres and TO forbid the
ten ,nd sse Of prizes these hsrbo In His Majesty the
commercial relations with the countries With another
security and even ey TO be enjoyed By D.ah SHIPS and
teeE srSoss uneer the oesaon however On the those
sLf obserye the rules which generally valid
srzed IN the Of declared effective oekds Tbs,s
tie Trera principles Of the neutrality which Ills Majesty he
King Dennirt has for the possible that may
best ot u Europe The King astte hluseh that they win Be
uprsht faithful Observance OF the will enable H a.sy
to eonrse With tie friendly and allied Powers those re sons
which lies much At heart with him 10 the Interests h a.
Jeeis 70 preserve nom al rupture Requesting that will
please bigs the present az hs
nnent o. the undeissned avss huelf Of opps<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

Tie Queen in person viii open Parliament The al
"des in reply to her speech will BIO moved ia the House
of Commons by Lord CaserOsse ctderdRt hr. Browne,
NJ. p ard be seconded by Mr. Thomson Hawkey, Jr a
Cabinet Council held at the Foreign Office on the
Goth. and attended by the Earl Of Aberdeen Lord
John Russell the Marquis of Lansdowne the Lord Chan
celor Earl Granys the Duke Of Argyle, Lord Palners
ton the Earl of Clarendon the Duke of Newcastle, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir James Graham, Sir
Charles Wood, Hon. Sydney Herbert and Sir William
There is no political news whatever.
Several local meetings had been held during the week.
Sir T. Bulwer Lyon presided at literary oiree at Leeds
large meeting held at Liverpool TO devise means for
the reformation of juvenile offenders.
Anna Maria Jones novelist OF some repute in her day
has Just died in London in the mOb.t AFFECT poverty
An old lady named Mary Madget, aged ~ died at Chel
sea- London, few days since Her history even.
full one Her grandfather was an Engli,h n9bemsn At
the age of IS she eloped with her husband, wealthy
American who owned large property in Pennsy and
South Caroline. Shortly afteyward they sailed for the
United States, but the vessel captured by French
prvae6r ard carried into Bres They managed TO escape
resided short time in England, and again set sail for
America but once more captured by the French
The French ship wes IN its turn captured 81 the Amer
resided with her husband in South Carolina but during
the troubles her husband killed and che fell i'll
Stripped of all her property she managed to get gratu
ous passage back Britain after twenty years absence
Unable to fad her relatives, she applied to the British
Government but the Government refused TO do anything
for her in consequence Of the absence of the original OF
Of the documents on which she founded her claim
For long time she the verge of starvation, until
at length distant relative gave her small annual
donston, which she managed to subsist. AT last she
died suddenly, above stated.
meeting in favor of Turkey was held at Derby on the
oath, the Msyorof the City presiding. -,
John Il. Cough addressed the annual meeting oil the
London Temperance League on ths 23d ult
TIE London DAILY AeEs contains an estimate apparently
correchat for the annual outlay the navy Britain in
stead Of thtytwo steamers might have sere"ysece"
of the largest szed line of baeships such as tue
Duke OF Wellington, $50 gunshp Inc balance oil the
money is spent in jObbeTy.
MIR Longmaid has brought out patent substitute for
guCro for Itch he claims the - eco premium offered by
the Roy al Agricultural Society His patent Is for deco
poEed and GORGE ntreted seaweed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15

upon MrCiancey who he said was elected 70 once ny
sppo men who all voted against tho new charter; wa'
natural hcfeor, Tor thni gentleman 10 oppose tue omar
Ger Inv all means noresIted very much that lhere were
not somc gas lamps NJ town for the oil lighting syssn
hh,,n. eoo oil lamps Il COS, more 10 light 5000 OIL
ismps "a The urrer part Of Tho cry nan dsss 70 s
and IN IA ono 10 f,ur and VT II costs more in proper
lion 70 nch, those rmn ring lights In the upper wards
dian acrs 10 light the lower part OF the otty with gas
Mr. CItN,rY ropliod TO tho remarks Of Mr. Kennedy az
some errh and In the Of his observations upheld
he action of MIR ArcuaTiun. Mr. G. sad tho report Of
The Committee had entirely exculpaied Mr.. Arculirins
nom any REGULATION in his Office. He cant 10 stand IN
his place and defend the heads Of the Department and op
nose The contract system.
Mr. CoorrR said he did not wonder at Mr.. Clancy
not ikng the contract system for hs had contract
las. summer upon which he lost considerable lie under
sicoI that Mr. Clancy had recently been on 20 Wash
ingon ndoavong TO repair his fortunes by trying to ge'
q better ard richer job
The question tho adoption OF the resolution a'tached
10 the repor, was then put and carried
The Board Adjourned ill Ihursdsy night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
THE WRECK OF THE TAYLEUR.


OF all the disasters recorded during season unhsppby
distinguished By such calamities not hes been
nounced OF character truly hcrfying than this
dreadful shiIwreok il scarcely possible 10 eXaggerate
the terTors OF fshfa catastrophe Th: very day last
week tie Teyeur stately chip of than 1000 tuns
buraen carrying valuable cargo, and freighted with
nearly 900 enigraats sailed from Liverpool for Australia
with every conceivable prospect of fortunate voyage
The vessel Itself Of iron perfectly new and spsn
ay constructed 10 have been pronounced one Of the
most magnificent specimens saoat. She COMMANDED
BIZ captain Of great experience and ability" the
weather fne the wind fair and she left the Mersey
il tow OF steam tug 10 her cOuse it seemed
ss ship had ever gone out Of harbor with promise Of
ote;ier In eight and forty short hours from that
inert the Tayleur was perfect wreck and out Of her
complement OF eco souls not 600 were LETT alive
IL spres,s that she made fair weather till she got off
Hoyhes6 fhen she found herself aded bys strong wind
blowing up thanne Agaias, this gale she appears TO have
struggled IL vain for eny four hours when the capss
osspsng Of getting down channel in the teeth Of such
storm determined 10 Try the north about and got
the ship head round accordingly. But the sea was heavy
tie weather thick and the fog dense that no observe
ons could be tsken so that where they stood Saur
day morning nobody seems 70 have known The man al
the wheel said 70 have sighted fsncie1 that he sight
could nothing Of the kind This sc far as we can az
certain was between 10 and - A NJ on SATURDAY. Though
the point IS not quite clear brief interval however
ended every doubt Exactly 81 noon land seen indeed
ard the ship was close upon H. What could be done under
such circumstances il sGd 10 have been done but 10 no
purpose In twenty minutes tins the vessel drove right
upon the rocss ana in es thar half hour nothing was
10 be Of The Iay and her crew but some
OF eofes tossed about In the surge AID shiyeny
vreiohes On the shore.
The scene Of the catastrophe proved to be LanbAy
bland spOt in the vicinity Of Dublin Bay and not very
fer from the little island where Mrs Kirwan met her death
trsgcay some few months ago The incidents OF the
WTecA iisef are more tran usually dreadful At the second
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
FRANCE.

The Monitesr promulgaies the Treaty Of Navigation
and Commerce concluded between France and Portugal
on the 9Th of March last.
All is quiet in domestic politics. The funds are still
easy and fucuate with the slightest breath o|rurlor.
NoLng has transpred beyond what is above narrated
the subject Of the Eastern Question. In absence Of all
oher events the Circumstance that VI kisseef and the
Russan diplomatic corps present ut ball given by
the Emperor is commented upon in the Paris correspond
cree.
In French paper we find the address Of Mr. Mason
the ocC dson presenting ss to the Emperor
As the following is translated for the French version it
may not be in the exact words used by Mr.. Mason
"suE have tho honor to present letter addcel Your
the esTsey of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PenPo
t,Ly q country resisting pear your Imperal 70 it
this On freud hip
Of he United states d also Of the ~sbe, hcb they form for
give ny develop prof
an happy TO fuf this duty in common with
people the United forget that France
the active ally and friend country at the period Of its
and fn France tia. the United acquired
By honorable treaty the State Of Louisiana and he mouth Of
I'VE zee With admston The extraordinary sctua prosperity OF
contributing by official eondact draw closer
good will and social aud commercial relations
with county, shall oHly be carrying out tue views OF the
shall self heppy &c aid in consolidating
the t0Lds OF interest and durable which happily
east between the two countries"
The Saint Of Lyons reports that Gen. Canrobert has
been promised the command Of tho oxpedonGry army TO
Turkey, and that Gen Pesser will be head Of the staff
Gems Monteverde and Calior the penp otentGres ap-
pointed arrange the long pending boundary question
between France and SPAIN have arrived at BayOnne from
Madrid and the conference will be Immediately resumed
Victor Hugo about to leave Jersey to reside in Por
tuga -
The obsequies of Mdlle MANN daughter OF Daniel Ma
MIN ex President Of the Republic OF Venice took place at
Pars on the oath. Dademoiseles illness epilepsy,
brought on by the excitement she underwent during the
bombardmen of Venice She in her eth year Most
of the republican n0l06iltes attended her funeral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-15
AFFAIRS on TILE BALTIC

The course that may be adopted by Sweden aud D
mark Ia the event If in the Baltic H. at present
matter Of tie greatest anxiety We have little beyond the
opinions Of the journals to guide to the probabilities.
The Paris Poriestaes that since the Vienna protocol Of
January - the Cabinet Of 81 Petersburg has dsmlnds
Of Austria and Prussia decided and formal deca alton
of heir intended of action The Independence Bye
cOntrsdcts The report that England and France had
note 10 the CabiEe of Vienna and Berlin calling upon
them to abandon their neutrality and take decided a
tude According to tie AQrhus Avis of Copengagen Of
tie oh the reply Of Russia the declaration If neutrality
tie part of Denmark had arrived in that City. Russia
refused 10 consent to that neutrality and calls Denmark
to take side the other The ENJOYS of Austria and
Prussia Immediately summoned to consultation with
the King the ministers of England and France having
previously lad audience relative TO the
Direct sdvces from St Petersburg Of January IT, state
.hat uk has been issued calling the Of the
Baltic feet eon their ships by the 18th OF March The
concentrations are to take place at Cronstad Reye and
Swesborg.
From Stockholm, January Is, is announced that tho
Diet adopted, without discussion, the Government mea
suIes for putting the country in state Of defense.
A rumOr-wheher well or i'll founded we do not know
current that Count Nesselrode had resigned aud his
resignation accepted by the Gar. Prince Woron
zofl resignation has not been accepted.