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Ottoman Empire In its present territorial cir
aser ption is essential for the Balance Of pow
er SetEeen the States Of Europe, and whereas
they have accordingly ~@Teed to grant 10 the
Sultan the assistance he has required to this
end fbhas seemed fitting TO their Royal and
Imperial Majesties as aforesafis a. likewise 10
His Hfgbness the sultan to eeaci@ae d treaty
in order TO certify their views 10 accordance viii,
the foregoing, and to define the way sud dman6er =
in which their Royal and lmperIAl Majesties
aforesaid will afford assistance to His Highness.
For this purpJse their Royal and ImperiaI
Majesties aforesaid, and His Bighness the Sultan.
have named as their penipotentiarIes, therefor
low the names Of the Engish and French Am
bassadors and that Of the Turkish Miajster for
Foreign Affairs,) who, having mutually ex@
changed their credentials fhat we're found to be
in due form, have agreed to the following arti
cles.
Art. l. Her Majesty the QHeen of the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland, and His
Majesty the Emperor of the French, having
already, at the request of his Highnesa the Sui-
tan, given orders to strengs divisions Of their
naval forces to repair to Constantinopls to prass
tect the territory and the flag of the Snhlime
Ottoman Porte, as circumstances shoHii iss-
qu1re, their said Majessies engage. by thtSrres-
ent treaty to cooperate to still wider exttut
with his Highness the Sultan in elefenee Of tire
Ottoman territory in Europe and Asia against
the Russian attack, BY supplying such mum
Der OF their land forces as may seem necessary
for attaining this object Their Royal and Ina
perial MaJesties will dispatch forthwith these
land troops to such point or points of the Otto
man territory that shall appear eligible, and
his Highness the Sultan engages that the Brit
ish and French land troops which shall be aegit
in such wise for the defence OF the Ottoman ter
ritory shall meet with the same friendly reeep-
ton and be treated with the same consideration
as the British and French naval forces tiiat hayas
been sojourning for come time past in the Tnvks
lsh waters
Art. z The high contracting parties eoileT4s
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VOLUME VII.
BREMEN.

EfOR BREMEN A | fast sailing. ~
H. Bronen ship II. ,yON GAGERN, Capt. Rsimas 49,
loading and will receive guk dpach For freight
bales Cotton, apply TO y P. WHITNEY CO 81 Camp
or WARNEKEN Il KfRCIOFF, Onion st.
EB For passages apply to the Captain on board, np71
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alone - y .
NEW ORLEANS, March I, 1854.
hereby certify that had been afflicted with
also totally blind of right
we're attack of Neuralgia had tried eral Physicians
No good and spent hundreds of dollars purpose
Medicines this Certificate without
and Mr. Ker not know that type, have
used with the
Restored perfect health and strength
with right have
natsn thing else reside this when
mos. my time the river Any
h and can get fifty RESPONSIBLE gentlemen
take the the
investment made, for know to be valuable Natural
]. HARDAIANN,
Attest-J. WRIGHT Il So, and C.. S. wIDDFIELD
Price per bottle. wholesale only, by
j. WRIGHT a. CO, No. ISL Chartres ST.. and
JARVIS a WO0DMAN,
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GENO.f.

FoR GENOA Passage only. The ,4ssss ~
- A fsst sailing American sh p EMPEROR, Captain xAkk
Tbbea having all her engaged will quick ath For
only having the Captain
bonrd, or 70 j. 2. WHITNEY co. si Camp st. ap9l
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$4,000 ysRIa W1RTa ns25s5 oE FhRMs Ems AND MD

erDAepsUVbSP BUILDING LoTsl--I0O FARMS and qOoe
BUILDING <LUlS will be divided 600 Subscribers
ON THE EVENING or TIE 2stR OF APR{L, 1854.
kB large number already Many Of
these have sold for from 400 the
which these Lots sold showing that the purchase
will be good investment.
@ Each Subscriber FOR sl5 payable in iustamen Of IS
will FOUR BUDESG LOTS, feet. lying
together FARM Of These Lots beautifully
located ROSEVALE Long aud where Church School
house. number of Private Dwellings, Stores
already
several hundred will be erected the
This fine opportunity delightful Country Resi-
the City, where the
be u realized and where 00 Building Lots aud 69 Farms
have lately eeu sold daily being individuals
m Of the sell selecting agricultural purposes being
confident land cheap calculated rapidly
value be hNd within miles Of the This would
all taken back, has been atIiid
century, completely locked upwards hundred
which large aes made wild
fields, with the prniucnns
The which this land less than its
cultural alone that
hesitate portion This land well
the attention Of both settlers and pecuaor affords
tor the investment The
when all lands the line railroad
within fifty miles of New York. will be worth
asked for property Lakeland and adjoining
these villages selling at from MOO to S2eh This
the offered those who destitute
Farms containing each i've and aud upwards,
All wishing avail themselves opportunity
offered fine Farm splendid Building the
CITY, should make they nearly all ds
street. York, Maps had
ii required by mail, gratis. w. W. WASHBURN,
mh93 ddwlm l20 Canal street, Agent
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TRIESTE.

ESOR TRIESTE.--The fine fast sailing hgsN
Sandman ship TRENTON, Captain ceyasco, 49,
loading, and will have immediate dispatch For freight Of
Cotton, apply to J. r. WHITNEY d CO, OIL Camp st.
tE- pass 20, apply 10 the Captain apI:
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n IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUN-
DICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY DISEASE OF the
klDNEYS, and Diseases arising Dordered StomNo,
such as Constipation Inward Piles Fnine
Weightin ht Stomach,
the Pit the Stomach, Swimming Hurried Difficult
Breathing Finepg AT the Heart Choking Sufocang
Sight Fyer aud Duh Pain the Head Deficiency Presentation
Yelunets the Skin and Eyes, Pain Back
ETC. Sudden F9uhes ." iea Burning the Flesh
By DR.. HoOFLAND's CELFBRAT Ed GERMAN BiTTFRs ny pre
pared by Dr. C. NJ JACKSON,
Their the above dEr8ses
other the United States cures attest in many
cases, after skful physicians hed failed,
These Bers worthy the attention oInyad Possessing
virtues recfcatou of Diseases of the Glands
exercising Eha searching weakness the
digestive wltha
READ AND BE CONVINCED
Alore testimony from Alabama H0OFLANDS Ceie
brted German Bters prepared by Dr. G. NJ JACKSON Phadele
Jaa1diee Merry Debility, Disease the Kidneys, etc
DICKSON GREEN, Alexanda Ala Sept 80, 1852 saii.
have taken pains to introduce German Bters to be
Il valuable mrd cineh
C. ROBINSON Beliafonte Ala jan 80 1851 said Your ma
enes eventually have large SALE all those
M liked very mIeh The people sve by
ng nosums mud thn Affects The sale yur
teT and will until it becomes known.f'
Y FOWLER Iuskeges Als jan go 1851 said The
selling we'll and think they VIII continue they 20
faction TO those who have used then'
DR. H. 7. LEONARD, Fayete C. II. Ala, JAM 49, r52 said
Your Bittefs have des section. YOUTH son OF
g. NJ Hubher tq this county, had this under
the bes without relief
denb the although
he continued to take it until complete effected.
perfectly we'll aads stout y.
These Bters entirely Vegetable thereby possessing. great ad
vanages most the similar dis
For sale by dealers in Medicine every where.
J. WRIGHT Il CO., New Orleans,
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TERd CRUz.

WIN leave MONDAY, May T. a o'clock J. m
EtNOR VERA CKuZ-U. s. Mail Line. .~sGzss
daoo nhe asg and magnificent sssaluship TEXAS
~ tpeya papetualiy carrying tho u. s. Mails.
cahta @ ....Hatsa OF PHssage.... sN@EA
Fooda nst
.nd Or passage having elegant
HARMS MoRG AN, foo. of Juliastre
txy- p.......s opposite the Steamship Landing,
Mexican Consn ~ ' is' Pesapofs rom n4a she
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~ LARGE VARIETY OF BRACES BELTS, SUPPORTERS
LACE STOCKINGS, etc, ALWAYS ON HAND AND MADE TO
ORDER WHEN REQUIRED, AT SHORT NOTICE.
In the these INSTRUMENTS the CONSTRUCTION APPI
CATION imporan themselves Genuine
which In must behr in
EN1 q, ana operve tns name - teba5 lply
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aNTHERP.

gSOR ANTWERP. The A l fast sailing .s$SN
A American ship SUSAN KINKS, Captain Clauen 4A&4G
Is now loading will have Forfreght $50
haias Cnitan applyt to r. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp ST.
f For passage, apply to the Captain board. feb9s
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BRdZOS Sd.NIIA GO.

- WI leave THURSDAY, May a. ut 8 o'clock A. M 'z'e
HNOR BRAZ0S SANTIAGO. .zsERe
N. rs segaiar New Orleans aud Te1ss Mail 9Ase.
Lnweha commander will leave puneiaay For ireeb
Pnee hAVnR superior apply "a
HARRIS MORGAN, foot Of Julia street
sSy- Al ,,.,. , opposite the Steamship Landing,
Kennedy he steamer Gnmpua directed
anppern must proyds themselves seanera bja Of
'"e ''Votne1 iofm VIII De signed. ap6
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ESOR TRIESTE.-The fine fast sailing sssaS
IL American ship ADRIAN, Captain Hunter Is SAh1S
feghtof
Cotton, apply to BoGERT WILLIAMS co. 10 Camp 4 y
- or 10 ]. r. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp ct, = %
Form ITO the Captai on hoard
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E1yOR TRIESTE.-The A fast sailing fsssssss
bssk yOLANT, Capt ses ia oadina AAg
J.. P WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street
rS- For pa.sage apply Captain Al } ienlo
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NE W YORK.

ESOR NEW YORK; (Hurlburt s. Co. IS -
Line q Packet THE fat calling regular packet bark
Far balance passage py on hoard
oppoae the We getable Market, orto - Y ' '
anna B8GERT WILLIAMS 4 cO IN fa,r .,,oa, .
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STEAMSTIIPS--STIIPS.
GdLVESTON


-. M WIN leave SUNDAY, April 80, at O'Clock A. M M "a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INDIANoLA ,PoRr .psEEsfsI
LAVAGA md MATAGoRDA BAY--Re guar Ne " SNI&&MKn
orleans and Texas United States Mail Iinsha nav
s;samahan Jremah Smith, MUSTER Viii leave a
Indng resht % The wharvea and Lavaa u
o. Y nagoda Bayl without charge
applyto HARRIS MoRgAN M foot % ~ IuIia 'avaaton ,
rsv- T,ai.. .,4 opposs the 5teluahip Landing,
&aina. w ~ ~ n' Aape'S''oh"i "' own cap
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sUNDRIEs s--sUNDRIEs.

ESOR SALE TO ARRIvE-SO0 bbls Paten,
A' calcinsd PLASTER, by BosAgT, WILLIAMS q CO.,
apf I'd fte.at stYset
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Ii4ss HAyREIhs Re- oAnhna new rs.s fast sn
inbinp and will receive prompt dpItch freight of
Cotton applyto uuIrNFyL l. oa s,r.un,tx.o.
lar For passage, apply the Captain board. ian97
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LfVERPOOcs


Nt,ok LlVERPOOL.-Th fine A fast ~
- an'hg American ship WINDERMERE, Captap kxMK>
i snn o. Is nov ioadiog and vii have gisk dispatch. eieh
Oh sg ns,es Gottcn apply 70 n WHITNEY co 81 Camp H.
-e--rs@"ee, "pe,s 70 uie ehp.ain on board ap27
EJsoR LlVERPO0L.-Th A fast sail ,;5saSS
ing american ship SEA QUEEN, Captain Manson {4Kxp
ealhx aha VIII have i'm dedinie dpateh For $50
j. P. WHITNEY L co, 81 carsps,ree,
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HULL.
-
HAVRE.

EHOR HAVRE-The / fast sailing sssN
American ship EASTERN QUEEN, Capt. Emery 49,
Is now loading quick Dispatch For freight 4O0
91' "ff.' j. p WHITNEY 4 Co., 81 Camp street.
r. na.,oys snnIy that Captain onb
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A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED

For sale by dealers in Medicine every where.
J. WRIGHT h CO., New Orleans
INNS 5m Wholes ale Agents,
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EpACON--25 casks Hams, landing ex Uncle
d j Sam, for sale by
mhaa S. ii. KENNEDY CO., rs Tshoppreulas
AATS-l22o sacks ST. Louis, landing ex
nhas d. N. nALEY So Tchonnituraa strsst
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EyOR NEW YORK.-The new A i ~,
bark PANAMA, Graves master, having large po 49,
ton Of her epggged will have quick dispatch
freight passage, apply on board
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HfOR LlVERPO0L.--Th A fast sail ~
~, Ing American ship CHIMBORAZO Captain Gil. SALHS
ehis now loading anh viii dispatch Foi
OF 800 bses Cotton apply to 's'''
r ]. P WHITNEY Il CO. 81 Camp street
apgT
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ID USSIA DUCK--50 bolts Russia DUCK
u u Heavy Ravens for sals BY GEO. W. HYSss s
aph q e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-31

The GREYrowN SPECULATION. - Cor. of
the N. 7. Tribune. Washington, Aug. 26.-
The enormity of the bombardment and de-
struction Of Greytown, as disclosed to me con-
fdentially, is such as to stamp the Admins
traton and all concerned with everlasting
disgrace.
1t seems that tho Nicaragua Transit Compa-
ny is at the bottom of the whole movement.
This company and their associates, composed
of Caleb Cushing, Sidney Webster, Secretary
Dobbin and Scion Borland, owned or pro-
fessed to own, large tract of land running
two hundred miles, by eighty miles in breadth,
across the country. That proposals were
made to the citizens Of Greytown to purchase,
and thus acknowledge the title in this Come
pany anil the obstacles thrown in the way of
this land speculation are the basis Of the Gov
ernments action, which resulted in the de
stuction of Greytown.
Soon after Scion Borland returned here, there
was select dinner party got up to discuss
and settle the question Of the Nicaragua
Transit Company S interests and titles to these
lands, at which Scion Borland, Caleb Cush-
ing, Sidney Webster, Joseph l.. White and
Col. Forney Were present, and perhaps Secre-
tary Dobbin. At this dinner party, the bonn
bardment and destruction of Greytown
was resolved upon. Here we have the
whole affair in q nut shell. We see the
action Of the Government, in the subse-
quent bombardmeut and destruction of Grey
town, originating from dinner party of
land spectators, composed of members of the
Cabinet and persons surrounding the Presi-
dent and connected with the Nicaragua Tran
SIT Company. 1t is notifying that we have
a President who is surrounded with, and can
be used by, such a set of spectators, and
that we should be dsgraced as nation, and
subjected to the reparation which must be
made, to enrich combination of persons con-
nected with the Nicaragua Transit Company
and the Administration. The facts will all
come out, and the disclosure will cover the
Administration, and especially the Attorney
General and the Secretary of the Navy, with
eternal disgrace. When combinations of wealth
or chartered company can control and direct
the Executive in a country like ours, and make
war and destroy property and towns, to enrich
company or individuals, it is time that a
Pr0tect0rate should be established to guard
the country from the designing schemes of
those who surround and mislead a weak Ex-
ecuhvc. If our liberties are ever lost, it will
be through the lust Of gain, the THIRST for gold
of those who may control the Government.
A poor President may be tempted, weak one
may be misled or inundated, and a corrupt
one should never be trusted. The present
one is FEEBLE.
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LOCAL NEWS.

M111rARY.-We visited 4" Scamp Washing
ton,' at Leominster, yesterday, where the
fifth brigade of the Massachusetts Volunteer
Militia are now encamped for field duty
The camp is situated on plain about half
mile north from the Leominster station and
presents a picturesque appearance, with its
tents, marques, mounted officers, in rich uni
forms, guards pacing their rounds, struggling
visitors, bands dscoursing martial music, and
companies wheeling, marching, countermarch-
ing, and going through all the other varied
evolutions of the manual.
There are thirteen companies encamped, the
Worcester City Guards; the Worcester Light
Infantry; the Worcester jackson Guards;
the West Boylston Light Infantry; Oakdale
do, Berlin do; Milford do; and Hopkinton
do; from the Sth regiment The Fitchburg
Fusileers; the, Sterling, Washington Guard
Leominster Artillery Company Westminster
Guards, and Clinton Light Infantry, from the
ninth regiment
| Brig. Gen. Morse, of Leominster, is COM
mander-iu-chief. Col. Foster, of this city,
commands the 8th regiment, and Col l. Up
! ton the 9th.
The ReUeiHe on Wednesday called the
troops to arms, and ushered in beautiful
morning. AT o'clock the troops were en-
gagged in company drill and at o'clock
they went through the dress parades in
most superior manner. At 10 o'clock the
difficult duty of mounting was executed, but
not entirely to the satisfaction of the best
! posted officers.
AT noon the drums beat I" roast beef" and
there was soon hurrying to and fro, and
! there was heard the clatter of knives and
forks upon the soldiers platter. We know
that the commisariat of the guards, under the
supervision of Art. Wood, Jr., was both album
dant and well cooked. At o clock the brig
ade received Major General Hobbs and staff
with military honors. The General remained
to witness the brigade movements, which
were well executed. AT six o clock the troops
were marshalled for dress parade, which con-
cluded the services of the day,
Special trains leave the city at 1-2 and
II ID for the encampment The review takes
ylace this P. NJ.
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Gbe 5aiIng SPY.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1854.
Late from, Kansas.

Mr.. Newell Philbrick, of this city, who
Joined the first pioneer party to Kansas, ar
rived here yesterday from the far West. He
brings Just about the report we should expect
from steady, cool-headed man. He says
that the company journeyed up the Kansas
River, about forty miles from its mouth, with
ox-teams. This he describes, and we should
suspect very truly, as the hardest part of the
route. They stopped at the location selected
by the Emigrant Aid Company, staked out
their claims, and commenced building their
log cabins. Two young men, from those who
went out intending to remain, became home
sick, sold cut, and left. All the rest were in
good spirits and condition. The agent of the
COMPANY secured a claim half mile square,
for the future erection of store, receiving
house, &C. Back of and around this, the pion-
GERS staked out their claims, half mile deep
and quarter Of mile front. The soil is
rich, the climate rather warm. Limestone is
near by, and Mr.. P thinks, III consequence
OF the scarcity of timber, will be much used
for building. Some dozen families from the
Western States, have already got up their
cabins, and are settled within short distance
of this location. Mr. p has staked out his
claim, and come back to see if his family will
return with him about the first of October
He says it is not an easy place to live in at the
present, but nothing but industry and two or
three years time, are wanting to secnre a
beautiful farm to every settler; and we here
wish to say that from the first we have an
ticipated disappointment on the part OF those
who have gone out with high ideas Of sudden
and easy wealth. 1t is a new, wild country.
The early settlers for time must expect to
be destitute of many of what would here be
counted almost among the necessaries OF life.
We advise none who are not prepared for
this, to leave their Eastern homes. But for
those who can dare and do; who know how
to labor and to wait we know of no better
opportunity to promote great cause, and at
the same time their own personal advantage,
than by joining those who during the coming
Fall, will make Kansas their home.
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A ROGUE NABBED.-H Henry Granger, who
has been leading very fast life during the
last three weeks, and who has, at the same
time, been leading honest mems horses away
from their legitimate paths of duty, was caught
at Chester on Tuesday, Aug. Goth, by Mr..
Parks, Deputy Sheriff of that place.
The rogue was brought to this city by Mr..
Parks, and was arraigned before Judge Green
of the Police Court, on Wednesday morning.
charged with stealing two horses, buggies,
harnesses, sc. He will probably have time to
ruminate over his past courses, in a certain
strongly-built edifce, before the judges and
jury get through with him.
1t will be recollected that Mr.. John L. Baker,
Deputy Sheriff of this county, found Mr..
Alfred Parker's horse at New BedforS, which
was stolen by Granger, about fortnight ago.
The prisoner is seemingly scarcely 20 years of
age, small of stature, and SHINY built.
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TURNING CoLD SHoULDBR.-Our Wing
friends i'll the Western part of the State do
not seem TO be at all satisfied with the action
of the late Wing Convention, if we may
Judge by the tone of their newspapers We
have already mentioned several Wing news
papers in the Western counties that refuse to
run up the names of the candidates in the
usual place, and we have to-day to chronicle
another indication Of a disposition to spurn
Boston dictaton, and act independently. The
Westfeld Nescs Letter withholds the Wing
ticket from its columns, and the only notice
it takes of the nomination is as follows:
The NOMINATIONS. " In patience posses
your solas.'- The Wings have made their
nomination for State officers. II IS probably
better than none though it has no conciliatory
smack among the warning elements. 1t ap
pears that the plan is laid to unite again with
the Wings of the South, for the purpose of
showing a national front, bold and formlda-
ble There is no intimation that they will
put forth strong arm, and sweep the table
/" from centre TO circumference, OF the
grievances of a patriotic people Compromises
are still sacred things. If the nomination,
however, is satisfactory otbe people, then they
will act accordingly; but if not, then we say
aoait few weeks, and other nominations will
be made, from which you may select. We
more than half believe that the time has passed
when any party can succeed without consult
ing the predominant . convictions of the
people. We advise those readers of our paper
who cannot concur in the nomination, 50 to let
it severely alone, if you can find better
This may be determined in season.