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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
LATE FROM MEXICO.

The British mail steamship Dee. from
Iampico and Vera Cruz, arrived at
Havana on the 9th inst. We have re-
ceived The following important informa-
ton from Mexico:
Critical Position of Santa .Anna--
Revolution in Queretara-Ihe Nor,
them boundary Suruey. &c.
CRY OF MEXICO. May 6. 1854.
The position OF his Serene Highness.
the President Of the Republic, is critical
in the extreme.
Supposing he had succeeded in driving
Alvarez out of his mountain Businesses
near Acapulco. Santa Anna had nearly
fallen into the snare laid for him by AL.
varez. who by slra,ageoas maneuvre,
has placed himself between the capital
Mexico,) and The forces of Santa Anna,
whose supplies are thus entirely cut off,
and his men fast becoming victims 10 the
effects Of want and the climate.
1t 10 also known to the government
that Alvarez had captured upwards Of
four hundred mules ladened with bag
gage and provisions for the use Of Santa
Anna and his forces.
Qucrelaro is in state Of revolution,
and j. is impossible not to foresee thai
tits capital is about TO follow in the
same wake.
The arriyal.of Lieut.. John G. Parke,
of the u. s. Army. and escort. at Tu'
ION. department, at Sonora, on the 2Oih
February was officially known in the
city of Mexico on the Goth ult. Ht
will trace the Northern Boundary. OF
rather Limits, and bounds between the
two countries.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
News by Last Mail.
New York, Nav Z


In breads,ufrs there is slight i'm.
provement ON last arriva', (by Europa
Flour advanced Is; corn Is. Money
easy.
Austria has Offered new proposition
to Russia, and if this is rejected she will
JON the Allied Powers.
Marshal Paskiew iisch declares that
Little Wallachia was evacuated solely
for strategic reasons; that The Russians
will soon return, and subject to martial
law all who may assist the Turks; and
he also declares that Greater Wallachia
will not be evacuated.
Prince Napoleon arrived a. Galipoli
on the 30lh Of April. Lord Raglan ar.
rived at Cons,antinople on the same
day.
The difficulty between the Frehch
An bassador and the Porte has been sat.
israciorily arranged.
The Franklin brings ll2 passengers
among them De Csuta, Minister from
Spain to thu United States, and Mr.. Win.
slow, special bearer Of dispatches from
Spain.
Yesterday, when off Nantucke, Shoals,
she came in contact with propeller.
II was understood that Lord Eigin
was charged with special communication
from the English government TO the Pres.
ident of the United States.
CONTINUATION OF NEWS BY
THE FRANKLIN.
The Russian feet is reported to have
sailed from Helsingfors on the 5ih. when
Admiral Napier signalcd The fleet 10 pre-
pare for sea Immediately.
A camp of 100000 men is to be
formed near St. Omer, partly as dem
onsiration agains! Prussia, and parity 10
throw troops from thence to the Baltic,
when necessary.
Full details of the bembardment OF
Odessa have been received. The Rus.
sian version makes different affair,
claiming it as brilliant feat on the par,
Of the Russians. stating that decorations
had been bestowed on the officers en-
gagged in it. Admiral Dumas official
report had not been received.
An additional camp Of $4,000 men
viii! be formed near Marseilles.
The Turks are about to blockade
Greece.
The Shah OF Persia is becoming hos :
tile to Russia, and is raising an army OF
$4,000 men.
The Turks have advanced from Kala-
fat 10 Krajova.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

ENTERPRISES Perhaps no stronger
evidence can be adduced Of the intrinsic
value and unrivaIled usefulness OF Ayers
CHERRY PEcToRAL, than the fact, that in
order to supply the demand the propri,
etor has been compelled to build an i'm.
n ense block, occupying large part Of
square on one OF our principal thor
oughfares, five stories Of which is to DC
occupied by his labra,ory tor the prep.
aration of the Cherry Pectoral alone. -
As this article has now won its way 10
the public favor solely by its success in
caring disease, this fact is some com.
men. on it's yirtue.-C Lowell Advertiser.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
The Good Sn nnnrisnN.

A little girl crossing Broadway. above
the mound. day or two ago. was knock !
ed down and badly bruised by the reck \
less driving OF drunken brute, who ia.I
medialely put whip to his horse and LEI.
Several persons ran to see if the child
was hurt. While some cursed the dri-
ver-soine pi,ed the child, and others
wondered who she was-an old cnun.
iryman got down from lliA wagon. drew
from his pocket a bottle Of Mustang
Liniment, ba,hed the wounds upon the
child, and carried her, in a stale of in.
sensibility. to house near by, which
proved to be her home. Yesterday he
had The satisfaction 10 see her quite well.
"Ah!" said the old man. IL never knew
j. to fail always carry bottle in H'y
pocket;" and SO he does.-St. Louis
MtelHgeneer.
See advertisement! in another column.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
THE IMPROVEMENT.

BY letter dated New York, May
l7lh, from Mr.. O'RlELLy, we are placed
in possession Of The following synopsis,
showing the complete organization of the
River Company, and the purposes for
which the company have associated
themselves, and other important facts
connected with this important work.
We lay it before orr readers entire,
as it is official 10 its character, and gives
more comprehensive view Of what Is
proposed by the company, and what
they have contracted to do for the State,
than we could givcr our readers in any
other form:
The "Demoine Navigation and
Railroad Company"
ORGANIZED MAY 6, 1854,
UNDER THE CODE OF IOWA, FOR FIFTY
YEARS, WITH POWER OF CONTINUANCE:
Its chiJ object is TO Improve the DE.
moine Iaiiey, extending $50 mules
from the junction Of Illinois. Mis-
souri, and Io,oa, through io,ca, into
Minnesota:
By slack water Navigation, for steamers
of the largest class navigating the Up,
per Mississippi and the Missouri Riv-
ers, and by Railroading through any
part or all of tie Demoine Valley, or
TO connect tina, Valley with any part
Of the surrounding States and Terri.
tories, as may be deemed advisable.
This Company is endowed with
the Lands and Franchises (including
the Navigation Tolls and Hydraulic
Rents) accruiBg from grants made by
the United States Government and bv
The Government of Iowa, for the i'm
provement of the Demoine, as connect
ed with the Navigation of the Mississip-
pi Valley and of the Lake Country, aud
as set forth in the contract between
Henry O'Rielly and The State of Iowa
--of which contract, this Company has
the assignment.
The "principal place of business" is
Otumwa in Iowa, with an Office in
New York. The Capital is fixed for
the present a: Three Millions of Dollars,
in shares of SlO0 each. The Stock is
chiefly owned by parties largely inter
ested in the vasious lines of Railroads
now extending between the Atlantic, the
Lake Country. and the Mississippi and
Missouri Rivers.
The Directory consists of EDWIN c.
LlrcHFIED ORvILLE CLARK. JOHN STRY-
KER, HENRY Ten EYCK, and ALvAn
HUNT, of the State of New York-ELI
sHA G.. LlTcHFIELD, N. z. STEWART and
PORTER KIBBEE. of the State OF Mich.
gan-and Henry O'RIELLY, of the
State of Iowa.
The Officers are ORvILLE CLARK,
President-HENRY O'RiELLY, Secrela-
ry-ALvAH HUNT, Treasurer.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
From California.
New ORLEANS, May %

The steamer United States has just
arrived with advices from San Francisco
10 the Is. inst.
She brings 100 passengers and small
amour, Of gold.
She made the quickest trip from As
pinwall ever known.
The Steamer North Star left Aspin.
wall on the 10Th for New York with 200
passengers and 100000 in gold.
The Illinois left on the following day
with 400 passengers and 81, 100000 in
freight.
The clipper ship Golden Fleece. Of
Boston. was wrecked just as she was
leaving the harbor.
An explosion had occurred on board
the steamer Gazeile. by which 20 lives
were reported TO be lost.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
P o I s O NJ I N @
Of Parents

THOUSANDS OF ParentS VINO use
Vermifuge composed Of Castor Oil, cal
omel, &c, are not aware that. while they
appear to benefit the patient, they are ae-
,ual,y laying the foundations for series
of diseases, such as salvation, loss of
sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found tho
advertisement Of Hobensack's Medicines
o which we ask the attention of all di-
iectly interested in their own as wall 40
heir Children's health. In Liver Con-
Ilaints and all disorders arising from
nose of bilious ipye, should make use
Of the only genuine medicines, Hoben.
sacks Liver Pills.
w"Be not deceiued." but ask for
llobensack's Worm Syrup and Liver
Pills, and observe that each has the sig.
nature Of the Proprietor, j. n. no.
bENSACX. as none else are genuine.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

AKoiER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! IMPoRrAnr
70 DYsspTIcs-Dr. j. s houGHToN's Pep
SIN. III true Digestive Fluid. or Gastric
JUICE, pIpared from REsEEr, or the Fourth
otomachf the Ok. after directions OF Bar
on Llsbl the great Physiological chemist
ny ;. .. hughton, M. d., PHILADELPHIA
Inns Is Try wonderful remedy for Indf-
gestlon. dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver com.
plant, Costipation, and Debility, curing
after Naru's own method, by Nature'soaa.
agent the astric Juice. Pamphlets, con-
tslninS schtiic evidence of its value. fur
nishedby ANTS gratis. See notice among
Medical I'd rtise ments.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
vCurtis, SYRUP or SAssAFRAs

|. ~ ~uH0AS| oNRUP Or SASSAFRAS
This article has now been presented
TO the public sufficient time to be we'll
tested and pronounced NO nUMBUa. In
fac, it defies The world TO produce more
eifectual. certain and speedy cure for
coughs, colds. measles, whooping cough,
bronchitis. splitting of blood and all those
diseases Of the lungs for which i, is 90
tightly recommended. This syrup Of
Sassafras has now found its way TO al
most every town and neighborhood in
he State and thousands of persons who
lave been SO fortunate as - be saved
Tom an un,imely grave by this SAFE
PsEsERvER are now living monuments of
hath 10 testify The gres. beneii. i, has
conferred on them. Commence the use
OF the Syrup Of Sasssfras at the very
frtsymp,oms Of cough or hoarseness.
dot delay. there is danger. See adver.
tisment 10 another column.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

PURCHASE OF MoUNT VERNoN.-Mr.
Morton. OF Florida, on Wednesday, made
report TO the Senate FROM the Commit
Tee on Agriculture, in favor OF the pur-
chase of Mount Vernon by the govern
ment, and the establishment there OF an
Agricultural School, under the same sort
of government and regulations as the
Military and Naval Academy. We
agree with the Baltimore American. that
This proposition will be received with
hearty appreciation by the American
people, as it will save from Dissertation
and ruin, the former home and the tomb
of Washington. while i. wiki supply to
the great industrial interests of the coun-
try-lhe agricultural interests--!he first
really practical assistance and encour-
agemen. by The government. which has
ever been afforded it.-H. LOUIS Intel.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

MAIL LETTINGs.-Frem schedule
of the mail lettings in this State, publish.
ed in the Burlington Gazette, we infer
that ]. Frink & Co.. are fairly run out
of Iowa, having failed to secure any
considerable contract among the entire
list E. S. Alvord has nearly all the
routes of importance in she State.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
The Nebraka Bill

Passed The House the 9th ult.. by a
vote of ll3 Yeas, TO 100 Nays. We
had hoped for and predicted different
result, for we did not believe that the
strong expression oe indignation and op-
position manifested, throughout the u
ni,sd States. against this nefarious and
unhely bill, would be entirely lost upon
the, 50 called, Representatives of the
People.
But it appears that the will and wish
eslof the nasees. are not any longer 10 be
considered by Congress; INA. party drill,
when brought to bear by a corrupt ad-
ministration and its friends, has more
influence with The Representatives when
they getto Washington, than the known
sentiments and reasonable requests of a
majority of the People. The question is
not any longer asked, by Congressman:
"How can we best subserve the interests
and wishes of eur constituents" but on
the contrary the best bargain is driven.
with the powers that be. that can be eff.
fected for their own, or their relations
or friends. pecuniary advancement; posts
Of honor. not within The gift of tie mas
ses, have more 10 do in influencing the
decisions Of Congress than have the
will or wants of the People.
The history OF This Nebraska bill is
striking one. II was not asked for by
the people-nay, they have hated it, and
fought against it's passage from the be-
ginning. Designing men, politicians
by trade, only hare been its friends, and
it has been upheld and supported by
such, and such only, from the beginning.
but the end is no. yet! The people
have to be heard and they ,OiN be heard.
in thunder tones. reverberasing from
Name Ia t'entgla AID from The Pacific
- tie Atlantic. Iowa, though yet in
her infancy, and though she SCENE here
tofore to have been bound down to the
eJn of demagogueism-under the nod
and beck of few aristosra,ic office.
holders-will rerudiate the bastard and
teach her Representatives tina. the peo-
pie aciH be heard in matters so nearly
concerning thek immediate interes,s as
this.
The Compromise Of 1920, hallowed
by its age. supported BY the creates,
patriots Of our day and generation. has
been ru.hlessly violated by Congress,
nay, by Northern men with Southern ia
ces, to subsefve Southern interests. -
Let the people remember this at the
polls on the first Monday in Angus,
next, and rspudiase, by their united vol
ces. al such Northern doughfaces.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

LABoRERs ON THE RAILROAD. About
100 HANDS, said 70 have been called of
the Lyons Road, passed through this
place en- route for the West end OF the
B. & M. r. r., in Wapello county,
where they will at once commence ope.
ralions.
This looks cheering indeed. and speaks
well for the energy Of the contractors on
This route. Working from both ends 10.
ward the middle, we anticipate speedy
completion Of the grazing and bridging
Hurra, hnrra. hurra! the good times
coming Fairfield Sentinel.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

1The Democratic Delegation from
Iowa. in Congress unanimously support
ed the iDfamous Nebraska bill. while
Hon. JOHN P. Cook. the Wing repro.
sentative. opposed il al The time. By
the vots, however, We infer that IIoa.
BERxHARr HEM dodged she 4uestion.
He had not the courage 70 ..face the mu.
Sic" We presume, and 80 no skulked.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

n By the Des Moines Valley pa
pers we see that arrangements OF Pc
cuniary nature have been effected by the
contractors Tor carrying on the improve
ment of The Des MONIES river. and that
sufficient money has already been re-
ceiyed to pay off the present indebted.
ness. We are gra,i6ed at the prospects
of our friends along The Des Moines, and
we are fully satisfied that whatever con.
tributes to the wealth Of one portion oil
the State is mutual benefit to all other
portions.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
No Paper Next Week.

The editor expects TO start to 81. Lou
is on the first boat down, for the purpose
of obtaining some new type. SO that the
advertisements in the Courier can be
considerably condensed. Consequent
ly we shall have to miss publishing a
paper next, as there will moi be hands
enough left TO do it. A slip will be lssu
ed, if the mail should bring any impor-
tant news.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
uThere seems 10 DO scarcely an

1There seems to DO scarcely any
abatement OF the excitement in and about
Louisville, created by the Ward verdict
A large and indignant meeting was held
at West Point. Hardin county, on the
9th inst, BY which very denunciatory
resolutions were passed.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

~ The steamer ALICE arrived from
For, Des Moines at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, with a iair freight and cabin
full of passengers. amongst whom we
were glad 10 recognize quite number OF
familiar faces Of our mercantile friends
from the "Des Moines Republic. -
Wal. Wing, 9Th.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

y Inc ,precedented success of DR.
Urban A. Bacchanalian jus.ifies 10
IN Recommending tito all who are afilict.
ted with a'Herrible DISEASE for which
Ills designe as remedy. We ore
assured l!n.lly what tits represented.
and that IN e hundred and thousands
OF cases whe j, has been used, not .
single failure as occurred. See adves-
tsemcn' A.her column. 81 .
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

The RAILROAD HEsr.-A part Of the
survey ing corps have returned from the
survey ing of the divide, but the anal de-.
termination has not teen made as TO the
permanent. location. We shall probably
know by the mex. issue.-- Dispatch.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

UThe Wheeling Suspension Bridge
was blown down on Thursday the 18Th
last. Il was a splendid structure and
cosisl6O,OOO.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

VThe Burlington Gazette says. ".he
nomination Of Gov. Hampstead for Con-
gress. gives general satisfaction" In
order TO "vindica,e the truth of history"
the editor should have added-to the
doggery. keepers Val. Wing.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

n Has the Iowa Hem gone 10 set
ting? No such name appears in The
yeas and nays recorded on The Nebraska
yo'e.-C Val. Wing.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

II The Grand Lodge of Iowa are
discussing the subject Of establish ng a
Masonic University at the mos. suitable
locality in the Stale.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

UThe Planters House, St. Louis,
is to be extended SO as to cover 2 blocks,
with front on 5lh street, making it the
largest hotel IN the United States.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

FAsr.-Mr. Eastman. of Oskaloosa,
had mess Of peas on the 25th May,
which be raised liz his garden. This is
early for Northern climate.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

APPoINTMENT.-Mr. Mr.. j. II. Nc.
Kenny, of the Burlington Gazette, has
been appointed to land Office in Min
nesoia.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
F BeWarc!-Call fosJ. l. CUR
III Mamaluke Liniment and take no

TIT Mamaluke Liniment and take no
oshr. The country is now flooded
will BASE coUNTERFEITs of the most
worthless kind; don't be deceived. Cur.
lis .iniment has stood the test for sev.
eral ears so that every family has Aow
becoie familiar with il and know Whist
TO exect from it's use. Notice whether
). l Curtis name is signed on The
WRAPPER of each bottle as none other are
genuie. This valuable medicine 10 for
sale lIevery town in the State.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

ANOTHER EDITOR GoNE.-Thomas
Richie. OF the Richmond Enquirer, died
on the 23d inst.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

1There have been thirty earth
quakes in Califotnis. since January,
1913.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

II Hon. Edward Everett has resign.
ed his sea. in the u. s. Senate. o
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-25
WOODS NURSERY.

I .milcs east Of Iowa City, 2. north ess' OF
I'D Nnsra,,ne. aud narth OF west o. hoch-
e,ier--campris,ng about acres OF grare. Ap
p.etrees. grown on prairle sod, u the ieho"-
ing varieties - !,
.7msrican Summer Penrmatn, Red
.h.as. S.sff June, Summer Rose, hummer
Rambo, Early Srset Beagh, Su'n mef
Queen. Hoekei, Ohio .Noaparea, While
Rambo, Hiae .Irpls, Fall Ra"'bo, Caro-
lima Sired, Suesi Bough, Tests s"ee.'
Waitoa's Street, Woods Street, Mars $
Street, Red Sresi PiRpin, Sripea Street
P.ppir,. Roman Sem, BaldGia, Raulty $
.jan,,ei, GREY Romanite---.Nsrer fu' on
Rockramain, Waite Winter, Peafmo,n,
U,nler Red Cart House : Gtlpin or Rea
Romantic. Wells .fpple or Brooks Red
Streak, Walldouer, MreeN, Northern
Suy, Srarr, W,ilo,e 7'rig, Blair or MI
IN. Sm.d Romantic, iellosr BeI!forer,
Priaee's Harresi, Prinoe's J,sneatans,
Rhode Island Grsening Pennock's H'@'"r,
.s;e,ctvYn Pippin, Early Pennoek- Io'e
Cat.4pple-- Aaniey' Early-.Neceiys Ear
~ or Shaker YeiloH, Pumpkia or Poanp
Street. Danrer's Winter Sssst, Lyman 5
Hiqter Street, Benoni, .ts,etousa !S''fson.
burgh, Green Pippis, Winter Street, Nh
chnel Henry PiPpoe. .Ao"stroas P,ppi",
Fail Beauty, Carolina June, Vandirere,
Grind Stone On .lmeriean Ptgpin, Vine
Sap, Ortley - Hhhs Detroit Warrea Pip.
pia-Hollou CorsPiPp.n-Hha eBa.fo"-
e,-Jersey Gre,,iag or Hoolman's Long
Glass .Apples, Red Stripe, Pound Pipptn,
.Maidens Blush, BUilocks Pippin or
american Golden Russell, Harrison
Horse .fpple, Hailocks Farorite, Red
Winter Pedrmain, Smiths Cidr, White
Pippia, Red Siberian Graz.
PRlcE OF Trees, $40, PER 100, ON
$40 90 PER 1000.
Thrifty Cattle or other young stock taken a,
a fair price, If delivered when the trees are
purchased. The length of time required TO
bring trees into market. aud our low price for
bids our selling on credit Address.
C. P. WOOD, Pedee, Ceoar Co., Iowa.
18th molth 18th, 1883 ,I0-lsw.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-03-25
Foreign News.
. IIALIrAx. Manh l6-

The steamer Arabia has arrived witt
Liverpool dates to March 4th. She ais,
brings later Eastern news. l..
AusrRIA.-Austriaa dheres to the al
hes Eastern aHairs unchanged.
Tie steamer Pacific arrived at Liver
pool on the morning OF the ID. so..-
Wheat declined ID, Flour IS, Coru Is
Consols Tor money quoted at 81 and q
fourth. "
No hos,ilites Yet on the Danube, or il
Asia, ia consequence o. heavy SHOWS
The weather is now mlider.
France and England insis. that Russia
shall evacuate the Turkish territories be.
fore the 3oth o. April. All parties are
still armiag.
The Greek insurrection was in way
oil being suppressed. #
The London Times correspondent, un.
der date Of March q, says that the AUS.
TRAN Manifesto announces, that Austria
will occupy Rosinia and Servia.
vienna FEB. 27.--Movemen,s Of
troops towards the frontiers continue.
The Austrian Government has decided
in conjunction with the Western Powers
to summon Russia to evacuate the Prln.
cpalities, and if necessary, to employ
force to compel her to do so.
Intelligence reached Brussels tina, the
Russian fleet were preparing TO leave
Cronstadt probably to gain the sea be-
lore the arrival Of the combined fleet.
Negotiations between Russia aud
Sweden were not terminated. Fears
were entertained at Stockholm tha. Rus
STA, in order to give weigh, to her demon
STATIONS with its feet agains, the capitol.
The Russian Envoy had private au-
dience with the King OF Sweden, or tie
2lst of February.
France, England and Russia continued
arming on an immense scale.
Sir Charles Napier is appointed to
command the Baltic Allied Fleets.
Twenty ships had already assembled al
Spi,head.
The ice in the Baltic was breai'ing up
and the Russian fleet at Croustadi hber-
ated, ready to sail.
There was a doubtful rumor that the
Car had laid an Embargo on British ves-
sels In Russian ports.
The Russians were making prepare
tons 10 cross the Danube.
Omar Pacha was making preparations
TO check them.