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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thit letters Of administer
IN ton bearing date Oct. II, 1854, have been grant
ed the undersigned by the Clerk Of the Probate court
Of Thurston county. Washington Territory upon The
estate OF Alfred NJ Berry, deceased late oEsad coun
ty All persons having claims against said estate arr
hereby notified tn psent the to the undersigned
within year from date for payment; and all per
indebted TO said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment.
WILLIAM COCK, Administrators.
olympis, W. T., OCT. ~, 1885,
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Educational.

A CALL TO THE sUPERINrENpENTs or COMMON SCHOOLS
IN THIS TERRITORY.
It Is proposed by several Of the Superntendents
that we convene at this place the first Monday in
January next, at O'Clock, p NJ at the NJ. +. Church
for the purpose Of making an effort to bring about
uniformity to school books in this Territory. We
hope that there will be full attendance.
J.F. DEvORE.
SteilacOOm, W. T., Dec. I, 1854.
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Religious Notices.

The Rev. DR.. McCARrY episcopal Church) will
preach in Olympia on the first Sabbath of every
month at II O'Clock, A. NJ, and 3 o'clock, Pm.
Rev G' r; WHiTwoRTH presbyterian church, will
proach regularly on the second and fourth Sabbaths
of every month, at II o'clock, An, and 6 o'clock
r, NJ.
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NOTICE.

The Hon. Probate Court in and for the county o.
Thurston, ". T., will hold an extra session on thC
second Monday In January next at the Office of The
Comfy Auditor
Olympia, Dec. q, 1854.
Upon order of the court
URBAN Z. HICKS, Clerk.
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New Goods! New GOOds!!

GEORGE a Co., have on hand and are receiving
Vt per bark Harriet Thompson and schooner
"Wilmantic" full supply Of Groceries, Flour, Ii
quors and Indian trade. which they offer for sale on
reasonable terms. Call and try EN-.
Alki, Dswampsh Bay. October Is, Dt-u5-3w
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Caution.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned from purchasing
"A or negotiating for a mortgage for thirteen hun
dred dollars In two notes. for three hundred dol
lars, and for thousand dollars, all bearing the
same date, Of December 10, 1854, signed by Jesse
Fowler, and made payable " 0rland George. As the
above mortgage and notes obtained under false
pretenses and fraud and want Of consideration there
fore the payment will not be made.
JESSE FOWLER.
Monticello, Dec. IL, 1854. 3wl6
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DIED,

On Saturday, 2Ith inst, JOHN HART HUNT,
aged lS months and Is days, only child Of James NJ
and Anna D. Hunt.
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SaYward's Line

nF PACKETS, consisting Of the ship Sarah III
" Parker, Brig Merchantmen, and schoonersftAAs
Wllimantic will rLn regularly between Puget Sound
and San Francisco. All orders for goods will be
promptly attended To.
July 80, 1858. Ally
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New Land Office of w ashIngtOn
Territory.

NOTlCE To SETTlERS.
TNHE Surveyor General Of Oregon will cease to re-
l. ceive Notifications of donation claims from
and after the LIST day Of December next after which
time ION and after the first Of january, all notices
Of Donation claims under the several land laws-all
applications for the of land claims as well as
for preempton rights and the evidences Of the rights
Of Orphans, under the last amendment Of the Dona-
tion aw-have to be made direct To the Register and
Receiver Of the Washington Land district at Olympia
All conflicts Of claims which have not been adjudica-
ted by the Surveyor General before the first of JaLu-
ary next, will be transferred to the said Register
and Receiver, in conformity with instructions from
the Commissioner Of the General Land 0nice and in
pursuance of the act Of Congress approved July 18th
1854, amendatory Of the Donation laws.
c. X. GARDINER,
Surveyor General of Oregon.
Salem, o. T., 18th Nov. 1854.
NOTICE is also given that the Land Office for the
~ District Of Washington will be opened for the
transaction Of business at Olympia, on Monday the
FIRST day Of January, A. d. 1855.
II. C. M0SELEY, Register.
+. YULEE, Receiver.
Olympia, W. T., Dec. o. 1854. evils
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Mill Irons for Sale.

A COMPLETE set Of Saw Mill Irons, with carriag,
n rack, for sale cheap by
Aug l6 1884 5Otf
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OLYMPIA LODGE, No. S,

.0f Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
Irregular communications on the first and third
aturday evenings in every month.
All members Of the order in good standing are invi
ed to attend. 7. F. McELR0Y, W. NJ.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
(rHK LONE PINE TREE IN FRoNT.)
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS
OLYMPIA, W.T.
CORLIss d ENSIGN. propr,etors

NOhLASS ~ ENSIGN, Proprietors.
TTHE proprietOrs Of this hotel having
just completed a large additional fA
building Tor bed rooms, parlOrs, &c, and I....EL
entirely overhauld. renovated and en- liiss
laras the dining bar and bed rooms -
the ~ establishment, and also supDlied the same
with all necessary furniture and entirely new beds
and bedding, are now prepared to offer such accom-
modatlons to the public in general. and the travelling
THE House for the weary
The Bar will always be supplied with the best Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars which the market affords
good Stable is attached to the premises and all
may rest assured that animals left In our care shall
fare well as themselves.
share Of the public patronage Is respectfully so
cited, Il shall ever be our constant aim 10 make
All as comfortable as possible.
Our motto-Clean Beds and Warm Rooms
CORLISS 4 ENSIGN.
Olympia, Dec. . 1854. l3n
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SAITI SAITH

ON hand and for sale at the store Of Samuel q.
~ Allen next door 10 O. A. Barnes store, 100 tdhse
Hawaiian SALT manufactured at Puloe Salt Works, 10
be disposed Of at wholesale otherwise. ct moderate
rates The attention Of those engagedin The Salmon
fishery Is invited to an inspection q Che article.
ovymrts, July -. Isu. an
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Strayed or Stolen
$4OO REWARD!

WHEREAS the following Indians, Slah-wah, Of
w the Scaget Samuel" otherwise called "Jack
and 'Wasssame' Of the Claam. and Taylor" Of the
Snohomsh tribe previously confined in the garrison at
Steiacoom made their escape therefrom on the night
Of the 10th of October reward Of one hundred dol
lars each will be paid for the capture and return oi
each and all Of the above named Indians TO the com
manding officer Of the above post
c. H.MASON,
Acting Gov. and Sup. Ind. An.
Office OF Sup. Ind. Az, Olympia. Oct rs, 1854.
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To w. RentOn and Daniel
Howard.

INTHEREAs on the 10th day Of December, A. D.
w 1854, the complaint OF John N. Ayers VS.. W.
Renton and Daniel Howard was filed In the Clerk Is
ofice Of the U. S. District Court for King County w.
T.. founded on a promissory note dated Sept 23rd
1854 due ten days after date for the Of six hun
dred and eightysix dollars and ninety four cents,
payable t. plaintiff or order, aud signed by Renton
h Howard
Upon said complaint summons was duly issued and
return Of mot found" was made there on by the
sheriff OF said county whereupon Il was ordered by
the Hon. Edward Lander, presiding Judge Of the 81
judicial district Of Washington Territory that publi-
cation thereof be made In the Pioneer and Democrat
newspaper published in Olympia, in said Territory
once week for fourteen weeks successfully. You
will therefore take notice that unless you appear and
plead answer demur to said complaint as required
by law, judgment and execution will be had thereon
at the next regular term Of said court TO be held at
Seattle in said King county on the fourth Monday Of
April A. d. 1855.
Clerk Of U. s. Dist Court for X. c., W. 7.
Dec. 30. 1854. lIwl6
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Wood Choppers Alloy!

SEvEN WOOD CHOPPERS wanted immedatel,
- by A. J. BALDWIN 4 co.
Olympia, Dec. 2s, 1854. iStf
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"Signed, A. S. ABERNErHY, chm"
On motion of Mr.. Stiles, the report was
adopted.
Mr.. Wallace, from Joint committee on
Engrossment, reported that they had Sc
cured the services Of Elwood Evans, as
Enrolling and Engrossing clerk
Mr.. Briscoe, on leave, Introduced bill
to locate territorial road from Pacific
City to Narcotee Landing on Shoalwater
Bay; read twice and referred to committee
on Roads aud Highways.
Mr.. Wells, on leave, introduced bill to
amend the act relative to the maintaining
and construction of roads aud highways,
Read twice, and referred to committee on
roads and highways.
Mr.. Clark introduced joint resolution
relative to adjournment of Legislative As
senbly till January 5th, 1855, at 2, P. NJ.
Rules suspended, and resolution read and
adopted.
Mr.. Spinning. on leave, introduced bill
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JUST RECEIVED

DER bark Caribr invoice Dry Goods, Groceries
L and Indian trade, which we offer low for cash
GEORGE q co.
AIki, Dewampsh Day April 10, 1884. S2u
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Later from the Cape OF Good Hone.

BY the arrival of the ship Jamestown Capt Moore We
have papers from Capetown c. g. H. to the LIST Of April
but they contain nothing Of Importance.
The British steamship Australia, from Australia with
gold and passengers, ashore March 80, at An,
on Green Point having mistaken the lights Passengers
and treasure all saved.
The papers filled with accounts Of the gold discover
les which said to extend the whole sovereign
ty Many pure nuggets forty grains had been received at
Cape Town. correspondent says
From the accounts have read of California and Aus
tala there has been gold found the surfacs
here than there Parties Of dggers had left Graham
Town for the gold region. Wagon loads Of copper ore
of great purity, with considerable per centage Of
gold had been found the surface Agates and other
valuable stones had also been discovered
The colonists signing petition to the Queen n
re annex the Orange river sovereignty.
Arrived at Table Bay March 81 brig T. !. Walton from
New York for Cape Town; 22d, ship jamestown, from
Manila for New York put in for medical aid bark Jupi
ter, from Boston, likely TO be condemned.
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THE VERY LATEST.

SIrrsrRIA, April 25, 1854.
The bombardmcnt has producedno effect.
The Russians expected to attack on the 1st Of Nay
with 10000 men, who win cross the river under cover of
seventeen heavy batteries.
The passage Of the river 0tenitza expected the
same time.
The garrison Of silistra Is calm and resoute
DAIMArrA April %, 1854.
Inc facha OF Mostar In the Herzenovina has raised
the landsturm against the Montenegrins
MADRm, April p, 1854.
The three per cents, 80 20.
.ORsovA, April 2s, 1854.
sixteen thousand Turks have gone down the stream
from Kalefat towards Rahova
srnr, April %, 1854.
The Turks they have advanced into Little Waachia,
were received with the greatest enthusiasm.
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WAR DEBATE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or AUSTRIA
TOWARDS sERvIA-RETURN OF DOCTOR OSBORNE
AND HIS COADJUToRs TO RSGLAND-MoRE RUS
SIAN PRIZEs-DEATH OF THE POET MONTGOMERY
END OF THE PRESTON STRIKE.
The proceedings in Parliament are totally without in
terest except far they give explanations Of the
progress OF the war In TO Lord Dudley Stuart
Lord John Russell replied that Serva had mol been
pied by Austrian troops had any arrangement been
made for it's occupation by Austria which power had
stipulated TO abstain from such measure except In the
event OF the OF Russian troops into terrific
ry or of a general insurrecton OF Servia Mr. Golden
preface inquiry whether the government conten-
plated laying before Parliament any papers reat-
ing 10 the insurrection Of the Greek Christians
in Turkey, by some severe comments upon the
views and policy Of both the British and Turkish
governments in relation 10 the nsurrection Lord John
Russell said that the British government hoped shortly
10 lay before Parliament papers relating to this subject
and explanatory OF the relations of Britain with
the Court of Athens and he reiterated the statement he
bad made upon former caion-which later informa-
tion he said, conmed-that the Greek government had
been most active in fomentng the insurrection The
expulsion of subjects OF Greece from Turkey step
which the Sultan perfectly competent TO take The
creation Of this civil was he observed OF the
consequences Of the unust6abe aggression the part
OF Russia which found scarcely spologis anywhere
except perhaps, with the honorable member Mr. Golden
BY the Brazilian mail steamer Atrato Messrs Osborne
Bond, Deyensh and Armstrong engineers OF the Daren
Exploring Expedition, returned TO Southampton. The
Atrsto reports from San Juan, Musquitia April 9TH
that the United States corvette Cyane Was a. Colon,
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SITf Ut ST' DUh1SUU, APIff %, 10
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

CITT Ur SI' DonIs"o' APIfI 20 ISO4
THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
News has been received here that be relied on
that Emperor sonlouque has ready forty thousand
men to march into this Dominican republic to exter
inmate the whites and mulattoes. The Dominicans
making active preparations TO receive him. but unfortu
naey II is discovered that the balls purchased for their
vessels Of too large for the guns; besides they
have neither seamen nor commanders but this makes
derenceal these people care about in fighting Is to
get enough to the Haytiens the heada
and their shns, and they are always victorious.
FELIX.
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COUNTY NEw YORK, April TO- 1854
To J. q. BENNETT, ESQ, EDITOR or TIE HERALD
sRYou will the cause OF public justice very es
senialy by calling editorial attention to an Advertisement
inserted in your paper calling upon all persons who vot
Cd for c. H. Tucker, for Alderman 10 First district
Twentieth ward 10 Court Of Sessions and give
testimony. The inspectors returned fifty Eve votes.
There arc one hundred there who voted for G. II.
Tucker II we get them. is matter Of great pub
lie Importance being fraud the elective franchise
and 10 help expose which, citizens should scrups to
leave business to give testimony With great respect,
ysry truly yours A: oAEEY HALL
Assistant pistlict Attorney
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The Russians were making tremendous preparations
for regular attack Slistria
Lprands corps will probably attempt to pass the
Danube at Nicopol.
BERLIN, Tuesday.
The rat6caons of the Austro- -Prussian treaty were
exchanged here to-day.
PARIS, Tuesday.
Bourse very firm, closing at 64. 40 and Clio.
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SpIRITUALTSNI.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOX AND HER DAUGHTER,
- Mis- Catharine Fox from Rochester, have taken q
house 46 Tenth street. between Broadway and Fourth
Circles will be held follows: Public circles
honcay Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
ings from TO 10 o'clock. ON the days will receive
private parties from 10 A. NJ to o'clock Admission
TO the public circles 81 Private parties 50 the hour for
two or more persons.
CPIRITUALIsM.-IF sPIRITUALIsM DE TRUE THEN
- all past belief false this proves of
the subject j. l.. Isaac, lately arrived from Germany
where he patiently studied theoretical
sophy and fully investigated sprtuaism in all its FORMS
desires TO make known the faaey trbuug tho pheno
TO the spirits Clubs individuals wishing
tion viii write fee Of 81 post paid Box & Cha
than Square Post Office of Swarts Upon the
information sought hrough bis trnnslatorJ Mr. Isaac
proposes ut fsary day to deliver Of lectures to
his German friends
CPIRlTUAL MANIFEsTATIONS-MRS T.. SPIRIT
~ medium will receive visitors at S Broadway opposite
the Tabernacle every afternoon and evening from to
and from to 10 o'clock Afternoon circles private;
ming circles public The spacious airy and ele
Fantly fur lished.
CPIEITUALISM.-MRS. DR.. L. p. BRITT, OF ST.
~ Louis Mo- under spiritual direction, will
series of lectures Wednesday evening the
spiritual phenomena of the at ~ o'clock at the Chi
Assembly Rooms No. 54l Broadway Mrs. Britt has
been spea king medium for nearly years and for
Spirtualts She entranced in the audi
and the subject matter and dction of the addresses
beyond the capacity of the medium when tho
state She remains in the trance during the whole time
occupied in speaking. Admission % cents Tickets for
sale at 200 and 553 Broadway, and as the door.
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GREECE.

insurgents defeated with loss Of 100 killed 20 prison
ers, guns, and go barrels OF powder.
Griyas had been defeated near Metzobo, and fed to
1hessaly with sixteen men
Disunion prevails among the commanders and despon-
dency in the revolutionary committees.
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ASIA.

Accounts from Asia, via Constantinople 18th, state
tnat the snow was still deep the hills, and the
weather was severe Money to the Of ID 900
pasres required for the payment Of the troops at
raer1um and kars At htoum the troops were healthy,
though during the winter they had suffered much The
1900 men who recently refused to march to Kars are
shut up in their barracks, Mt Erzeroum.
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SILISTRIA IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
MANIFESTO OF THE CZAR.

ST. PErURsBURG, April IL, (23).
By the grace Of God, we Nicholas the First Emperor
and Autocrat of all the Russas, King of Poland &c. &C..
TO all our subjects make known since the commence
have soemnly announced to faithful subjects that
sentiment of justice had alone induced eesabsh
the violated rights Of the orthodox Christians subjects
the Ottoman Porte
We have not sought, we do not seek to make con-
quests nor to exercise in Turkey any supremacy what
ever that might be likely to exceed that influence which
belongs to Russia by virtue of existing treaties.
At that period already encountered distrust then
soon covert hosAy the parts of the governments
OF France and England who endeavore to lead the Porte
astray, by msrepresenting intentions Lastly, at
this moment England and France throw of the mask,
regard our difference with Turkey a secondary
is to weaken Russia to tear from her part OF her pos
sessions and to bring down country from the power
full position to which the hand of the Supreme Being had
exaltedit.
Is it for orthodox Russia to fear such threats2
Ready to confound the audacity of the enemy shall
she from the sacred purpose that has been as
signed to her by Divine Providence? No Russia has
not forgotten God 1t is not for worldly interests that
she has taken up arms she combats for the Christian
faith for the defence of her regonsts by
impacable enemies.
Let all Christendom know then that the thought Of
the Sovereign OF Russia is also the thought that anmates
and inspires all the great family Of the Russian people
this orthodox people faithful to God and HIS only
Son Jesus Christ our Redeemer.
1t is for the faith and for Christendom that we
combat
God with us-who against U.S.
Given al ST. Petersburg on the 1lth day Of the month
of April in the year ofgrace 1854 and the twenty ninth
OF our reign. NICHOLAS.
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RIISSIA.


The following war tax is being levied ON trades.
men and merchants of the first guild 900 silver rubes
on those OF the second 160 and those OF the third
106 All housekeepers without distinction are assessed
10 per cent on the actual rent they pay receive
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THE FIREMEN.

ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF NATIONAL HOSE CO.
II No. "a held at the hose house, it was motion,
Resolved That the thanks of the company be rendered
Mr. Gennson of 1SS Franklin liberal supply
OF refesbnents furnished them at the late fire in North
Moore street. the OF the 18th mat by order
the company. ABM. L. BREWER, Foreman.
J W. BLANcK. Secretary
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sroyed by the bombardment private dispatch states
that the whole OF the allied fleet left Odessa the 2sth
and to cruise of Sebasopol to prevent tho egress Of
the Russians.
Prussia has forbidden prvateers to enter her harbos
Small pox had broken out board the British ship
Watt and Sir Charles Napier has caused number OF the
sailors to be vaccnated.
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THE DANUBE.

- = . VAKNA April II, 1904.
The Magellan and Sdon frigates cruising before Kos
tendie fred on the Russian cavalry and thus secured
the retreat Of the two captains who had been rcconno
tering the position
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

r EcTURES by f. F8RRENC ON THE RISE AND
IL Progress of Demecractie Sen time nt-Lecture OF
this course will relate to democracy in the
res Of the Christian and be delivered Hope Ch APPEL
this evening Tuesday, May l6 at r. Price Of ket
single lecture, so cents, TO be had at ths door.
CTUYvESANT INSTITUTE $50 BRoADwAY-A Lee
~ tnre will be delivered Wednesday evening" May Is
at ~ o'clock against book published in lSf5, by Prof
Geo Bush in relation 10 the Resurrection Second Advent
and Last Judgment. by Apostolic believer Admission
S5 cents.
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nis OF his address, and the
his mssion The worst certainty will preera this
suspense Do not delay longer Number changed since
hrst Of May.
INFORMATION WANTED OF HENRY L. DIKEMAN,
who lett New York May IA 1851, as was supposed on
surveying expedition since which time nothing has been
heard OF him. Any information respecting him will be
thankfully received by bs mother at a3 Broadway New
York. Boston and San Francisco papers please copy
DEPORTATION WANTED OF HORACE WALTER A
native of England about twenty three years Of who
during time the profession and was
in New York about the 1851 OF the above
young will confer great favor bis relations In
England Address Reginald, Union square Post Once.
AIR SIMON CULLEN, OF RICHMOND, VA. OR III
lN deceased his kim requested to communicate
letter stating address, to William Rocke OF
Leverson Brothers, "A Maiden lane in this city.
DATRICK KERRIGAN WILL PLEASE CALL OR
send his address to Platt Gerard Buckley u Wall st.
THE GENTLEMAN WHO PAID si2 so TO LADY IN
IL street. ABedford few oe, the
benefit Of orphan child bear Of his
vantage by addressing Mrs. s. NJ. Broadway Post Office
street u3o Saturday evening respecting rooms will
please call again pleasant let to gentleman in
private family Furnished unfurnished door
of broadway Ninth street Breakfast III required In
quire at Ninth street Q3D
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rumored that the Ausro Prussian treaty although
concluded has not yet been ratified apprehsnons
expressed lest the Russian party Berlin should be able
to PER- uade the King TO refuse his signature Baron
Manteues speech however Mt tho closing Of the Cham
ber he said that the supplies Just voted had enabsd
the prussan government to proceed the 1t had
hitherto pursued In perfect unity with Austria and in
unison with the Western Powers, the King would direct
all his endeayors to restore peace and obtain security
for the future.
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PERSON

A LLISON VANDAM is EARNESTLY REQUESTED
n TO inform his friends of his address, and result
his misson The worst certainty will be preferable to this
suspense Do not delay longer Number
frat Of May.