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Prfvatecr Pensioners,
PENSION Ory,or Jun.e II

PENSION OFFICE, June 3, 1854.
NoNGREsS having, BY the act approved MAY 81,
~ 1854 made an appropriation for payint the
tensions OF iayaids (who were wounded on bard o.
prlvfte med vessels during the last war with
Great Britain to the thirtieth OF the present
inclusive, parties interested are hereby notified
mat the following evidence Of their being entei 10
'hs benefits OF the law will be required, y.z:
=, l. swo-n declaration or memorial setting forth
the vessel TO which the psnsoneS Belonged his rank
OF station; when ami in what manner disabled
monthly rate Of PENSION and the date to which last
paid. 80
Evidence Of identity, either by affidavit of two
credible witneses, or certificate of ajustics Of tn,
peace.
The above evidence to be authenticated BY tie
certid ate under seal Of the proper officer showing
the official character Of the justice Of the peace and
to b forwarded. together with the original pension
certificate, to this ONCE. -..f.
L. p. WALDO,
js le-so2m Commissioners Of PsucicnG
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SHOWING THEIR HANDs.-The BradfordlP Pa. J
Reporter, the acknowledged organ of the Hon.
Mr.. Grow, announces the result Of the Phila.
delphis election under the head of /" the first
gun for Nebraska"
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ksS- Osice TO Union % l. Lot II old .
ers-The fire last night. the 9Th instant, hsvipg
destroyed our Office &c tie drawing the Lots al
vniontown. is necessarily postponed until MON DAY
next, the 18th Instant, at O'Clock m, when i
Eil TAX place ut oar new Office, On It'll street,
foors absve Odd Fellows Hall.
ON 'e "p'n from a. N. to 9 ''clo,k p. m.
lie 6-6tf JN0 FOX Serrpta-y
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WrsE's BALLOON REcovEREp. The balloon
of Mr.. Wise, which escaped from. him on the
occasion OF his ascent from the Crystal Palace,
on Friday last, alighted the same day at East.
ford, Conn.,, in good condition.
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No. 516.l
NOTICE extending the time OF re-

~ sPrvation OF lands heretofore withdrawn ron
sale along the rCute of the proposed R.nRoAD f. ON
SHREVEPORT, Lou sIASA, to tICK BURG, MISSISSIPPI:
Notice is hereby given that the reservation q tn
lands heretofore Withdrawn from msrket ara or
deref to be withheld from sale entry (eScept 10
valid pre- emptions) until the 9TH day OF June, le2s
By notice d ted prc-mber l., 1873. and lying with
fifteen miles of the route OF the proposed
above mentioned. is e. tended 10 the term Of Fix
mouths from 7ib instant.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
this ten b dav of June, 1904.
BY order of the President:
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner Of General Land Office
10 I2-1awl3w
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PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY.


the House of Representative of the u S.
After which, the resolutions usual on such &C.
;asions, were passed, and the Senate adjourn
cd. &.
HoUsE-To-day, the Speaker announced
he first bust ness in order to be the question on
The motion of Mr. Walbridge, for the intro
duction of resolution fixing on the Sd of
July proximo, for the termination of the present
session. ---p'
MI Orr moved a call of the House, in view
of the importance of the resolution; call or
dered, and 139 members found to be present.
Mr.. O. then gave notice that if the rules
we're suspended, he should move to amend the
resolution by substituting Wednesday, August
g. for Monday. July 3.
The question was then put on suspending
the rules for the introduction of the said reso-
luton and it was agreed to.
Mr.. Walbridge then proposed to amend his
resolution by substituting the 18th of July in
stead of the 18th, and adding also a clause
providing that Congress should come together
after a recess on the 1st of November next.
Mr. Orr moved to amend the amendment by
substituting a resolution for the termination
Of the session on the 9Th of August next.
Mr. Haven addressed the House in favor OF
the Senate's joint resolution to the same end.
The question of the proper time for adjourn.
ing was then discussed between Mr. Ravens
Orr, McMullen and Murphy, before our report
went to press.
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GRAND PIC

GRAND PIC h.
ON ANAL STAN ISLA4
ss,HE vI4ILAaT FIRE COMPANY of Geors,
L town. respectfully anronnce to their friends
that the win give grand PIC Moon TUESDAY,
June 20, h. 1854.
The Company having obtained the exclusive priv
lege from The prcpreyors, the msn ion and TIE sn-
Ire Isla I'D for the or, and thee will also b
cree ed or the beautiful lswn arouni the manson
,tayin IL seats tie accommodation OF oil their
trends who may honor ttrm with their pre~noe.
aud the company pledge themselves that nothing
,hap be lsft undoue their psrt to make this
Of the most agreeable OF the s>ason.
Binper will lie servet for - cents each.
Refrtshmep's at city prices.
TIE best Cotilloa Ius'ci Il ervSged.
Large AMI conrenen- Bosts are rngseed and viii
leave Market SIR q Hharf a O'Clock q. N ana
will coulinCe 10 rrn slternatsly TO ard frCm the
Is an throughout tie Gay
FraInen viii please appear In Uniform.
Tickets o. Z DOLLAR-afmittinga gentleman
and ladies.
Tickets can be procured at any OF the Drug Stores
or Of any OF The ComUaittre.
Cbssusittce Of Arrangements
Eiwa,d 8. Wight, Vim jones'
| . Rodi.r, 81. John Reynclds
John shseselfoTd, John Msbegan,
samuel Pearson James DEM son.
| G w Ofutt, Jos W Mari.
lie g. 4
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KEEP AWAY The New York Association
of Sunday School Teachers are down upon the
moral drama dodge OF theatrical managers.
iney regard it as design of the Old Boy to
catch protesting christians
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JOB PRINTING.

All kinds Of Job Printing neatly exc.
cuted at this office, at low rates.
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y The circulation of the {" Erening
Star is low greater than ever it was be-
fore. We print to-day, and shall con-
tinue to do so, one thousand copies more
than We printed last week. The daily
circulation of the Star is double that of
the united circulation of all the other
daily papers published in this city. As
this is question which Immediately con-
Germs our advertisers, we invite all who
wish to satisfy themselves of the truth OF
what we say, to visit our press-room and
see for themselves.
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~ A CARD.-Thc sub criber takes thi.
tN method OF inferD' NJ his business iends o
his Total inability to meet heir just cha gains
MN. caused b tn unexpected stor pas to bis buSi
by dstrsot, but pie tges himself ls7 prompi
iy the legal interest all ca aims. and il health b,
spared him, 10 Fay the principal fast possible
NILLlAA GADSBY.
Washington, Jnne 10th, 1854.
~ t2-3ts Int. Un,nu. septGlo,e
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Htelligeneer says that if the Union
is not content to call the recent Philadel-
phia election Wing victory, that jour
nal can surely have no Obligations to ad-
nit that it is Democratic defeat.
The Union discussing the fatality Of
the Wing party, &C., says in reference to
what will be the probable action Of the
Democratic party on Know Nothingism
"Ho1r the Democrats UiU act all men kno ~ >
They will denounce any attempts to abridge
the rights of the adopted citizen, as they have
ever done; and when religious liberation calls
upon them for support, they will throw them
selves aroun1 ii like an impregnabl fortress.
Spontaneously, and in all quarters, the demo-
ersey viii be found sternly in defence Of these
great principles. Defeat may oyerwhelm
them at first But no matter how long the
far atheism may last to which the wings are
thus so.emnly committed, the democrats will
10 their duty TO their principles, and in the
midst of disaster will calmly await the action
of corrected public opinion to repder justice,
at the same time 10 them and to that constitu-
ten which is based upon equality in all things.
Meanwhile the adopted citizens will look on
and actor themselves. Wecannot doubt their
course of the democratic party will not be
changed. Their separate organizations may
go on, and the New York Tribune and its ad
juncts may seek to deceive them on the one
hand. and on the other to encourage their
worst enemies; but the democratic party will
perform its entire duty, as it has always done
without looking to the right or to the left b. and
and without counting the loss or gain. If il
falls in the contest, truth fails; and as truth
canno- be wholly destroyed, the democracy
cannot be always beaten
The Sentinel contains a New York let
ter, and accounts Of the gew-gaws pre-
scented to the bride of the estimable VIM.
z. Ritchie, Esq, on the occasion of her
marriage. As Mr.. r. is eminently q
gentleman Of character and discretion
we take it for granted that he is thorough.
" disguised with the fuss which tn,
newspaper men have made over his wed
ding.
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FROM IAN JUAN

ASSAA G1X WAN
The New Orleans Delta, OF Tuesday last
contains the details of the news from San Juar
brought by the steamer Daniel Webster
brief teegraphic account of which appeared
in the Star last week We mako the follow.
ing extracts
On the 18th, the day following the departure
OF the Northern Light, the British war steamer
Argus, arrived from Bolivia en- route for ia
maica. The people of San Juan del Norte
applied to her commander for protection, and
for an order to dispense the force of fifty men
under the command of Major Fletcher, left by
MIR. Borland, the U. S. Minister, for the pro-
lection of the property, and interests of the
Transit Company at Punta de Arenas.
This was not granted, and tie steamer sailed
on the 2lst ult. On the same day, the Mayor
OF San Juan notified the United States Consul
Mr.. Fabins, Of his resignation. and total dis.
solution of the city. The place is now With.
out any form OF government or law The sta
tlon, arms, ammunition are now in possession
OF Jamaica negroes-the same party who com
mltted the unparalleled outrage upon the per
son OF the American minister. The wise pro.
vision OF Mr. Borland in leaving an armed
force for the protection of the Accessory Tran.
SIT Company has probably prevented the repe.
titlon OF outrages more serious than any which
nave heretofore occurred. In the interior OF
Nicaragua things are in the same unsettled
condition. The revolutionary party, unde,
Munoz and Castillon, having defeated Chimonc
at Chenondagua, Leon, Managua, Masaya
have now marched upon Grenada, where Chi
mono and his party are prepared for formid
able resistance. 1t Is safe to predict that the
revolutionary party will prevail, and the new
government will be In possession of affairs ne.
fore the denarture of the next steamer.
We learn from Mr.. Beard, passenger direct
from Grenada, that the revolutionary party
nave assaulted Grenada and had carried the
place. They had defeated the government
troops in every part Of the town. The house,
were Immediately forced and consumed in
which the government party took refuge
Great confusion prevailed. Inhabitants fied
that Grenada is now in quiet possession Of the
revolutionist Ourinformant was shot at clever
times while endeavoring to get to the beach
OF Lake Nicaragua, in order to decamp
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rs CENT DAGCERREOTTPEN
THE people OF WashIp eton and its vicinity, maj
L rest assured that all Pictures taken at my Gal
lery shall giFe perfect SATISFACTION, as have en-.
pi ye1 one of tie best operate S. and that Is
gentleman since II Hayar. the thief has run away.
al will find that they will get The best OF pictures
ken at tie New York Gallery, ever Gilmsns rag
store. Pa. avepue. j. j. W. 0DBRI 0GE,
lie i2-lt% prcnriator
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- Fks IiVAL for the Bene1i, o.,
u Trinity Church, G-0rgetOwn.
ID. C.-The Ladies or Trinity Church propose hold
cg fpstival in Forrest Hail. for the Benefit of then
Church c2Tomenciag on h0NDAY, the 18th inst
sud to continue during The week.
The public generally are invited to patrcnizs
them. Many useful end fancy articles, sirne yer,
rare and beauaful, will be dis posed Of.
Refreshments of the best quality and at moderate
prices, can be procured every evening
"a
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ONE CEnT HE WARD. apd no thanks
~ for the Ietpln Of MARIA CONNER, an irdep.
ured sp.renihe, who LEFT my employment about
one mon hs sioce. all persons are warned not to
barber said girl. NJ. WILLIAM.
ia Dat
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SELLING OFF AT COST.
7 AM now selling off at cost KY entire stock Of
i B0NNETS ard FLATS of every description.
The above G. DDS are rew and very desirable, 20
call early if you wish to get bargains.
+. Il. MYFR,
At he Sign Of the Blue and bite awning
lie 12-1lw nnteD
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SPEECHES PRINTED.

Members of Congress and others can
have their speeches printed in the best
manner at the Office Of the Evening
Star" at short notice and on reasonable
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-12

HEAVY INTERCHANGEABLE clerk in Boston
has stopped, after having embezzled funds of
his employer to the amount of $4,000.
STRAWBERRY HARvEsr.--There were brought
to the New York market, on Friday last no
less than stSty-etght thousand baskets of
strawberries, raised by Jerseymen. ---s fsT.-
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Sn OnO CABBAGE PLANTS, con-.
cOsOOO prsipg the best sorts for Fall and
Amt use, for sa low. Enquire at the corner OF
lIth ard u streets north. je l2-.t%
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4 LOT Of OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE Al
IA THIS OFFICE. may &-u
$ 5 200 WORTH OF REAL AID
Personal EST te Tor the People.
MAGNIFICENT ENTf E-LIRERAL EQUT-


TABLE. AND CERTAIN.
wHuTEHURSTs pAsUE RH EoTYPE LNTERPRIZE.
i II. WHiTEHURST has decided 10 Trustees Ia
- trust for the benefit of the shareholders in The
above enterprise, $4,000 worth OF rea and persona
estate. to Re disposed Of among the holders Of fh
at the earliest possible date, after the sale Of al the
shares. The shares sre So each, which entities the
holder TO an equitable share in the within name
magnificent collection Of real and personsl properly
also, 10 one of hit.hursts % Worlds Fair Prpnun
Dsguerrcotypes Of self or friend at any time WHEN
the certificate Is presented at either of his Callers
Trustees.
G.E. KIRK. WV. r. RILEY.
G,neTiss
Baltimore, s05 Market st; Norfolk, Va, Man -
Washington, d. c., Pa. nv; Is nchburg Va, Main 81
Richd ond, Va, II Main st, Petersburg, Va, s!s-
more t.; Wilmington, N. c.; Fayetteville, n. c
Also, arrangements have been made with The u.
Lowing celebrated Galleries TO redeem the eItb-
ats, viz:
J. Gurnty's Gallery No $40 Broadway.
d. c. Collins Co.'S Galleries: PhilsdelphA, 4,
No l66 hestuut sheet and No. 100 Chestnut;-
Springfield. Mass, Man street.
Westfsld, Mass Collinss Bui dings.
One superior Farm, reir Norfolk, Virgins, vs. rl
at Sod
One srlerd;d three story brick Fouse 1d
Lot in Georgetown. ID c Second street, sc
ond door from FIR derrick street 1S"1
One House and Lot in Georgetown, d. c. On
theccrner Of Second and Frtdsri streets i@'
One elegant House and Lot in Washington, D.
c., On Seventh street iSe]
One on flss st Rsase and Lot in Washington d. s
One House ard Lot in Portsmouth, Va on
Court STREET adjoining Town Hall az
Two Lots in Georgetown On Secozd street, 500
each LN
One Lot in Washington on Seventh street
Five Pianos. 500 each
60 e lendid Gold Lever Watches 800. se'r
20 msssive Silver fitchers. s5e........---. ~
20 do 60 Cups. 81 5O..-.........'. :,
Ia Dismord Rings, at S10..............-..~..' \
10 heavy & Id Chains, S30....-.-...--....... !,
20 Silver Goblets. so each....................
90 Ladies Bracelets $50 each y
80 Ladies' Breastpins
loo Gold Pencils. s. each...............-.. ....
loo POrte Alonnaios, s. each..............-..'-
100 Silver Card Cases, $40 ecch.........-..... ~
800 plain heavy Gold kings, IS each.
loo fine God Lockets, so each.....-......- -
3,COJ -
l,,0o Photographic Art Journals SOC. each
50
he iact that & is propei ~ is decided 10 uurT
trust, residents of the u strict Of Ioiumh pa "
benefit OF the shareholders, and ever, shsien-
loceivinG Dag erreotype worth 81. and Of tnt =,
daest quality spd elegantly cssed; the hlgh '.A
ter and rosit ons OF those trustees, and the grtS
extended reputat on aud business of Mr. NheI--
be deems sufi,icnt guarantees that every PROM
this adyeI lsenent will re promptly and BID.
perfoT med, the lshor will be distributed rn
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

FUUE Days LhTER FRUH EUKUPE.
The steamship Pacific arrived at New
York last evening. with dates from Liver
pool to May 81, inclusive. Annexed is
summary of the news as received by
telegraph i:
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LORD ELGIN AT PORTLAND.-0n Friday last,
LoId Elgin met with most cordial reception
AZ the hands of the citizens and authorities of
Portland A grand dinner was given in Lam.
oaS 'e' hal'- where appropriate speeches, SEN
tiinsAS am music enliyened the occasion.
Lord Eig'n left in special train the same
evening for Montreal. -,
DEsPERArE REvKssE-Tb. s.;.t e
Friends in Pennsylvania, New York New
England, Michigan, and CaDada, prono.. %
establish free cotton factory" and mao
nothing but the products of free labor VIZ
lot 60 in for wool altogether?
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X>aSz AAoD.-Dr .AsApANAS
surgeeu Den list, will deliver Tree lecture a
h. Baptist Church, corner of Virginia a~epue IN,
.th street erst, ON MONDAY EVENING, the l2ti
ns'ant SUI ect: A" Physical and No al tdus to-
f Children ard Dentistry" The public are invite
t) attend.
DR.. c. will remain two weeks by request az th
residence OF Mr.. Knapp, Virxiris ayeD,Ie, where 4
sill psr'orm .il operations in bis profession
practice of three years in the District is consid
cred a sufficient gusrantre ja 1o--2ts
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The Markets.

Cotten.-There is a shade more steadiness al
quotations advised by the Arctic, closing quhe
steady. Breadstufis-The weather has been nne'
Wheat has declined I'd; Flour I'D; Corn -; indian
Zeal steady. Fl0ur-Philadephia and baiumore
IDS Sd 39s; Ohio 39s Sd. Wheat-White Us lbs
6d red lis lis 4d. -4. I-=F .5- -
Money Market.--The funds are exceedingly strong.
On Tuesday Cons0s closed at 9Oss 9O1, but after
official hours fiucuated somewhat, and finally closed
at 81. Money is in demand at 4 "a per cent. -
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N presidenps Mount, d y uaga
~ Attention. -You ara hereby no if~d
fk( to sssembe ut the srnory on TUESDAY
-N EVENING nex', the 18th ins :, at X o'olt
,cisey fer the "a, minsi ION Of SONS new mem bers
Evsrs embe-i ex ect d to be in attendance
Ry orcer OF the Ceptsin:
+ GEO 8. KRApFr
10 it Finap Sec
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terms.
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-R.t,nsous Notice -The Constitution
- - Fourth BAPTIST Church On 18Th street, will be-
publicly recognized to night st oesock. sermon
10 Rar sir ALL , igtt han d OF fellowship anu
Esrrr to ihs Church by oth~r cergsmen. Then"
will also be preaching in ibis church every night
The pub ic ara respectfully invited to attend all
the exsrrise' -
1r- Sn. ks pearean Dram attc as so.
CT ation-Yonng ladies wishing to Join TINS hsso-
c,st.on will please edd-efs Oh" City Post Othce-
The association organized is for the culture and i'm
provement of literary talents. fppy lnmedaVeiy'
10 l2-2ts ------.
aS- A meeting OF the new MtitInsy
Company viii be held at CofPs FALCON every iChS-
DAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS. EeE
All the members particularly requested to at
tend -.s.=-sss-szv- J3o. GAklLl, secretary.
je l2-us
-, NOTICE % a. Peg e Of #samsgton-
3 That Henry Hagar has lett my ,,aguerresn
Gallery on Penss lvani. avenue, WV nc ana h..
smp,,zsea 81 % fom me. This is to notify all to
ssns -, g. h;r, III WOODBRIDGE.
! 10 Lite New York psnsrs pleas capv.l
Wsshing ton Light lnnsnty
specs. meeting Of The corps EVENING SI.s iath
he armory 49, ..ock.
" instant ms ss 4, &C. stiug nature viii b,
brought bef,re the Company it ID nee.
| member will be prompt in his sttenas-
| By oder Of tie Captain:
= --r - 30 .r.-.s BENZ r. BEERs,
1 Ia 10 lie -a--. Secretsry.
4 Washtngton Hty hls nd.rs, Az.
! a tenttOM.-All members of the Com psDy Al e
w m requested to meat at the armorv of the Wash
| II II ingrsn Light Infantry on WEDNESDAY EVE.
| NiNG, the ith inst. at ~ o'clock.
| It is hoped that ell members having an Interest
| n he Company will be lr.sent as business Of i'm
portan,e wiz be laid hefpre them.
| Persons having desire to jim will have an OF
poItuniiy of seeing the unifurm on that evening.
| By order: w. FORSYTH, Secl etary.
| lie 12-3t*
| Precedence. Mounted . uaTa
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Interesting from Europe.-Herewith we
present the readers of the Star with an extract
from letter written by venerable German
savan and ex-statesman, who is renowned
over the Continent for the possession Of one OF
the first and most experienced minds in it
BERLIN, May Is, 1854
The theatre of war is as yet confined to the
Black Sea, and the operations Of the combir ed
fleets. which have destroyed part of Odessa
The Russian ships of war keep inside the for
tifcations of the harbor of Sevastopol, which
is considered impregn able. The combined
Baltic fleets are cruizing on the shores Of igo
Beral, and Cronstadt. 1t is not probable that
the RI sian shi IS will come out, but We NAV
soon hear that Admiral Napier attempts an
attack on the Publications; the result ID very
doubtful as they are too strong and the chan
mel too narrow. ] was in ST. Petersburgh in
the summer of 1875, and have retained the
impression that it is impossible to effect a
landing even ii they had troops on board.
Austria and Prussia are united on q system
OF neutrality, to which the minor States of
Germany, Of course, adhere, and that the CON-
merce and navigation of the Hanse Towns will
not be disturbed by either party, unless our
shipping should be employed in carrying war
like es, &c, against which all governments
nave given warning. We may soon hear of
battles ON the frontiers of Walachia, near tn e
mouth OF the DOnar. Thus far, the Turkish
fortified towns have maintained their stand.
There is no sympathy in Germany for Rus
STA, nor can there be any in the United States
OF America, from common views, for all the
world would be excluded from the Black Sea
and the Baltic, if England and France should
submit to the ambitious attempts of the Car.
The emigration from the interior of Ger.
many continues increasing. Bremen enjoys
the best reputation of all ports as ship owners.
Brokers, masters and crew are strictly bound
to regulations for the protection and humane
treatment Of the passengers. The Auswandem