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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Letters from Narna mention that the army there was
appised Of the retirement of the Russians from before
Slista The health of both French and English was ex-
oelent. Gen. Yusuf busily organizing the Bashi-
Bazouks into corps of "Spahis Of the East.
Redschid Pashas is about TO be married to n
daughter of the Sultan. The time is regarded as noppor
tun TO waste treasure exiravagant display when the
army chest is short of money
According letters from the Baltic all the male nhsb
ants of ihe Towns Of Jacobstsdt Braehestadt had
been forcibly Incorporated into the Russian army, ana
placed in the division of General do Wcndt as punish
Inent for their disaifection toward Russia.
An Imperial Decree, published in the Paris NORteur
contr ON Omer Pasha the Grand Cross Of the Legion Of
Honor.
The officers of the British rgate Tiger who were prs
oners at 0desse, have been exchanged and release
1t il notified that the Sultan viii visit Omer Pashas
headquarters and aerward proceed TO Sistrla TO Dis
tribute rewards the brave defenders of that fortress
Lord \. Paget and other English naval officers
surveying off Cronstad had escape from Rus
sian steamer which shot out of the harbor and attempted
10 intercept Their boat.
Abdel.Kader has written the following letter Omer
Posha. Ii is dated from Broussa, tn, 18th of June:
MY VERY DEAR BRoTHER The gates of Paradise
opened themselves for when spoke with the Only
Prouhet in a dream on the eve of the lst Rsnadan |
heard all the great and holy souls who repose Abra
hams bosom proclaim your with shouts of joy and
halo of glory spread around the ranks of the holy
souls when they uttered your name. God is with you,
brother. Wherever you 60 glory and victory will at
tnd you. Garry off the camps of your enemies Blessn!
accompany YOU May tina enemy fly before you like
iacka, and chi!drens children gorify your name
Forward and draw back The Prophet wins 1t. The
day of exralion has arrived for the giaours of Moscow
Ny blessing on you, my brother. ABD-RL. NADER.
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FRANCE.

The Emperor arrived at Boulogne on the Nth mere
YVES no public reception. On arrival he reviewed the
,roops and issued TIE following
7RocIANATIos TO THE ARsl
"soIDtIRs Russia having forced Us y wa France
has armed 500 900 Of her children. England has caeu
out considerable number Of troops. To-day our roop
and erniep united for the cause, dominate 10 Tue
Baltic a. well in the Black Sea. have selected YOU
10 be the fret carry eagles 70 those regions OF the
pn.th. English vessels Wi convey yov there-a unique
fact IN history which proves the intimate alliance OF 'he
two great nations aud the firm resolution OF the two gov
eruueut. not 10 abstain from CIV sacrifice 10 aeena i
right Of the weak the liberty Of Europe aud the ns'ion
honor.
GO my children Attentive Europe openly or Sc
crety offers up vows Cor yOgT triumph our country!
proud OF struggle which only threatens the aggresso
sccomp anies you with its ardent VOWS aud 4, "ho IN
peryous duties retain still distant from IN scene Oh events
rhai have my eyes upon you. shau BE- able u say
They are WORTHY of the conquero-s OF AuseriItz
'of Eylau of Friedlsnd, and Of Moskowa.
"Go NAV God protect Won NAPOLEON.
Long and continued shouts of 80 ive Emperor fol-
lowed the reading of this address The English shps-of
war arc anchored in Calais Roads. The ebarkaton viii
not take place until the Goth July previous to which the
whole force will be again reviewed by Napoleon The
Emperor Zee dee at the Hotel du Nord He Is not accom-
panied by the Empress
The Emperor proceeded from Boulogne to Calals to
witness the embaThson.
Count Emanuel de las Cases was buried with dishn-
gui,hed honor at Pa.sy the llth The Emperor was
represented by bis chamberlain. the Duke dc Iaren'e
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson Brothers Ciro iliar.

Per t1Ioc1 LIvERPooL eth No. 18Th. 1884
The .ar hos been somewhat genial since oer la't report
lCuh far settled reports from nearly all parts speak 20
y Of the crops that duness hiss pervaded the tr,ie a1d
TO feet ss WHEAT Id TO ID q 10 bs below The rates Of our
rushed fully ~ y barrel su5ri'te
quantity Of Baltimore ard PhdelPhia were cold to hold
The d ard for xpI,s CoRx COED the low price has
throw consumption oF feeding All some qiiAty 10
shipping TO Gloucester AID birmins h5nl - $500
tnd MEAL dull and IN the absnee Of sales pce'
quite nominal 80, 500, To-,
The wtsLtr during market hour The caution that
as hitherto used by meIs and dealers mantle std today
but little lusaC resulted in branch Of th rsde Holders
were not submit further decline than noted abs'e
on either WHFAT or Flour; good American WHEAT rod
In f, boTT, ever " en-, d.ro.ed 10 a. .uch lures.
No chsuae ft IyDIS Coax. good Aned
yellow held o a6 %; white same figure feeding iaie'
O11s duf A. further decline o. I'd 70 Id. T. IS n.
O,Tsr.L smo un,sisbe although offered a. - lad for ia
runs Of " est OF ireland cut.
57 quarters Corn 2D bb sad lD9l sacks FLOUR
FSpor period l99 qusrts. WHEAT 090l quarters Ia
Corn 55 bb!s and 39 sacks FLOUR and @ LOADS Of OAf
We quote the value Cereals this days market viz
whit. "HtAT, lGLqlcio red 9.5eio ? 70 q o., 9,
0o Ohio, 356aG6 No Csnsd-, 81 ass 81 o@55
yellow nd white ISDi.k CoRS, IS. y 40 rs
Corrosive have had eontua sd dune during he Pa" week
opersted moderate only have been
freely but .thoulh prices have been very there
scusy much decn-i Mddins Upland, and Mobile
55ets Orleans lshs; ssles hish
for error ard on speculation; imports 81 1871
QVFRcITRos BaRK remains without alteration 49,
declined early from 50 > , a. which
finally closing dull 81 = ct; tao sales
reported SEQ part tens settlements ~A,g; de'eiy Of
TALLo quiet pretty IS
cess south American c. G66 Butchers Association C7 2 e"t
flttly supplied II ise
D,ooS.we bs,e had gone large Auction sale. d.m.sed
aid Lssd OF II being smost mpercepioJ hut The
d,maid " god aud nearly 81 .od 81 full rates.
FosE-Amtricsn Is almost without enquiry
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STATE OF TIE MARKETS TO-DAY.

THURSDAY. July 26-2 2. II.
AsHEs-The market is firm but, quiet for Pearls at Is o.
and Pots at IS ell
Co11oS-The market is dull and lower unter the news
received by tie Africa.
FLOUR AND MrAL-The market for the low grades OF
Western and State Flouis rmer with good demand from
the Eas, and home trade. Canadian Is very scarce AZ
e7ae7 25 in bond The sales OF Western canal are 9vV0
bills At Sc s7i5s, so for common to good and favorse
State IS 5Oas IS for ordinary State and ssssS ~
for common TO good Ohio. Southern Flour tends upward
sale. of 500 bb az ss 62 50 for mixed TO good brands
Baltimore. Alexandria &c Rye Flour is steady small
sales Of superne at s7ds7 50. Corn Meal is active at
s. IS for jersey.
GRAIy-There is an active demand for Wheat, and the
n,ts. frnsr Sales $50 bush. Red Missouri at o. 80
mart saoat 5000 bush. White DO s2 and 5000 BUSH far
White Ohio 10 arrive and deliverable at Troy, 80 Osn
are lower ana in fair demands at Is isc for State ana
Western. Rye is quiet a, 81 coal -. Corn is hrner
and in GOOD demand sales 400 bush. at 7a73ic for
Weserp mixed; Is s7sc for souteern Yellow; soss3c
for soptberp White: 75s Round Yellow and 90 7Oc
for uDsound.
WHIsK1r.-The market is steady with iar demand
.Ie O bbls Of soc for Ohio and 3O.c for Prison jersey
oetc. .
PRoyI-oss-Our market is frmer for Pork with taJ
demand az els lea sl2 % for Mess and $40 % $40 80
for Prime Beef is firm but not active sales Of City
Mess at sl5asl5 25; Country Mess SIP d3, and re-
hacked Chicago SIS IS sl6. Cut Meats are hrIneri
Uups sia7c and Shoulders, 5aJic Lard IS firm at
.. cOc Butter firm at the advance Of yesterday sales
Of State at Is 2Oc.; Ohio, l2a l7c.; Orange County
o. 24c. Cheese is steady al al .c.
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SPAIN.
PROGRESS OF TIE INsURRECTION.


The Paris Mon,tepr publishes dispatch from Madnd
Of the lth July according to which Madrid was quiet at
that date. The insurgents were near Despenapenos
Their rank. rapidly thinning BY deser'on ana the
royal troops were hemmng them in Gen Serrsno who
bad oinad the insurgents did not succeed in carrying
with him any Of the soldery. Government troops from
the north were rapidly advancing toward Madrid. Ine
Governors Of lie and Granada had taken the held IN
favor Of the Government with ell their dsposabe force
On the h body OF the insurgents left Iemoieque Tor
Acszar de San Juan retreatng in the direction OF Anda
iusis.
Cen Jose dc In Coneha has been ordered blythe French
Government to remove from Bayonne to Bordeaux.
dispatch from Madrid, Of date 18th, says that Madrid
was still quiet Some Republicans had shown themselves
in yoencie but troops had been sent in pursuit Of them
division of troops from the provinces had arrived at
Madrid.
Accounts brought to Madrid by parties favorable TO the
insurgents say that the rising in Valencia is formidable
especially at Segorbe. Gen. Serrano joining Don
neil made address to the troops which was received
with enthusiasm lie brought with him to the insurgent
ranks but small force Of infantry, and 200 cavalry.
ODonnell is reported to have with him about 5000
men, of whom not fewer than 1000 cavalry. They
are in hopes of an ouibreea in Madrid
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NEW YORK rRIBUSs
XXXIIID CONGRESS. .. FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. WAsBISGToS, Thursday, July sa, 1854.
Mr.. ADAMS moved TO take up the bill granting pen.
zion TO the widow Of James Batcnelder.
Dir. HUNTER appealed TO the Senate 10 take up now
the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation BILL and dispose
Of il to-day
Mr.. ADAMs withdrew his motion
The Civil and Diplomatic bill was then taken up.
Hr. Mallory amendment that two persons be ap.
pointed TO take testimony depredations by Indians
private property in Florida and Iowa agreed 10.
An amendment providing for commissioned to examine
and report upon the exten, and value Of the
rights of the Hudson Bay Company in Washington Terri
tory and authorizing the President purchase the same
at price exceeding $500 OOO offered by tae
Finance Con mitIee and agreed to-
The propositions 10 increase the compensation OF the
clerks n the State Department and Of the clerks in the
Coast Survey Office offered and both agreed to-
The vote rejecting the increase of salaries Of the ais
tiers Of France and England reconsderei. Yea Il
nays Is.
Mr.. MASON then modified il. increasing the salary to
$1,000 aud that hereafter there shall be no outfit De-
baied.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. HOUSTON made report from the Committee Of
Conference on the dsageeng votes Of the Houses on
The amendments TO the Indian Appropriation bill Report
adopted.
Mr.. BAhhSDALE asked the unanimous consent of the
House 10 introduce the follow NJ which he desired TO De
sent TO the Committee ON Foreign Affairs:
bhas The Preatent in his Message House Of Repre-
seh1'es OF the 18th Of March S has the f.c
hst lie ne Presented TO the Court Of Spain questions BE-
t~.I the Go'ernment Of the United State.
nc and IN OF the possbe failure aric.by 70 ssn
ta Itns eteuie' and Of the degree which they avos hs
hsrer arc the security the ULied IN sEtieIn
taken By Genres.
AID Nothing has within tn. tpoul.s,. q, this
House which has changed the character relation, @
therefore, ~ "'- 'T'-'
re eee,ed sy ne Saie ens Hes a,,., Of tie UaI
eot t,'e's sHed Tia; the Of SO be
cane hereby appropriated q in the Trearury not
se.rvse .PPorsd to be used Pnden Of the dated
se,es CUTIE tne reeea Congress
nsto Pio's 'ssns sny Threatened injury
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Hle0lCal.

4 WORD to the WlSE.-The undersigned having
~ been appointed Sole Agent for the United for toe a
Of Dr R. Al FERRY Cos of Logdoa. Eng
SPECIFIC REMEDIES
tlkts method Of informing the public that b. hiss located he
Agency No 10 Leonard 81; W doors west u Broadway ss
tire following be procured sngy by the dozen.
Il. PkRRYS CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIAcUM
gentle st.muert aud 10 s of debility wts
acquired mentality irritation add
II which the weakened the
and eheciuay restored to pristine health and
Local aud General Debility Nervous lrrtsbiy q.
COrsum piOn Indigestion ~ the most fearful A8at
haisng Kind Melancholy and Depression OF Spirits
mAneuy cui,d By the CORDIAL BALM or SfRtACUM, aai
patients restored 10 the foil enjoyment of health Price IS
bottle quantities bottle for ~ by which IS
DIR. fFRRY'S CONCENTRATED 1ErERslNE ESSENCE.
archg purifying the blood active pdadpa
throughout the body penetrating the mnutest sp
all corruption communications apdt impurities eadieaag the pobl
radically expeng through the skin Pce - 5,
bottle quantities In bottle for 80 BY which IS si
DR. PERRYS PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS.
long with oil Structure asn
nation Irritation Sc. These pills free from Mercury Copa
and other deeteous drugs may be taken without aeens
from business and be relied upon Price Sl 81 - sad Ss
per box.
Full directions well book Of 300 pages being eae
description Of the various diseases for which the above the
dies accompany each article.
All pest paid will be promptly attended 81
the article ordered viii be forwarded 10 any the Ut
States, by Express otherwise. may be directed
ABRAHAM O LEVY, ~ D., Consulting Surgeon.
No !.
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DTSGPACEFUL FIGHI.
ENcot NTER BETWEEN BILL POOLE AND JOHN

ENCOL INTER- BETWEEN BILL POOLE AND JOHN
MORLIsoEY-MORRISSEY TERRIBLY BEATEN.
On Wednesday night Bill Poole and John Morrissey, the
pupists with some of their friends met at the City Hotel
corner of Howardst and Broadway when before separ-
atpp match wa made Morrissey betting $50 that Poole
dare not fight him. The latter took the bet and mentioned
time and place naming o'clock this Thursday morning
on the Pier foot Of Amos st. n X Before the hour ap-
pou,ed Poole with number Of his friends on the
ground aud not long waiting before Morrssey ac
companied by quite number having great faith in his
strength and powers of endura made his appearance
After very little ceremony Mouissey, who was dressed
in a neat summer suit opened the ball by making
a pass a. his adversary with bis fist. The blow
missing its destination, Poole seized Morrissey around
the waist, threw him with great violence to the
ground and then went at him with fists and feet beating
him in tho most frightul manner gouging out his right
eve the sight of which, il is thought he will ose-cutting
head face cars and in fact during the space five min
utee-hst being the length Of time the fight astedds
figuring him in such manner that ne was scarce reeog-
nized by his friends.
rrissey seeing no chance Of escape and fearing that
his life would be sacrificed cried enough, when he
released placed in light carriage and driven away
by email lad. Immediately after the encounter
was over. the Ninth Ward Police arrived at the
n Of but as we arc informed, made no arrests Some
four hundred persons had collected ON and about the
River and boats lying by to witness the dsgraceful
affair Poole received but very slight nuTies one of hs
eyes being considerably BACKED After the fghh had ended
Poole with friend two jumped into boat and
up the river II stated that Morrssey chose this rough
and tumble manner of fighting He alleges that per-
sons were upon striking him at the time but thss
positively denied by Poole who says that no one touched
Morrissey but himself.
The main fight being and the principals gone,
era less noted Williams in collision. John Lying got
blow on the nose while defending his friend Morrissey,
No others seemingly hurt. The police. afer their
arrival quickly dispersed the fighting crowd and order
restored. Very smart police The station house
is about three minutes walk from the scene.
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Uuit,d such be s,n r-Se f,r
cur 70 the Observance Of righs
injuries vi1iie.At, the -,
Several objec lions we're made, and the resou.- "
not admitted.
Mr.. CHANDLER made Intellectual attempt 30 NV
duce resolution calling the President TO furnish tn
House with any oioisl Information which has beea re-
lvea at the State Department concerning the bombari.
men, AZ Greytown San Juan together with copies o
instruction to the captain Of the vessel who male ihe a;
tack. ,..
The House then resumed the consideration of TIE bill
regulating the pay and increasing the efficiency OF the
army.
Mr. PHELPS said something ought % be done 20 pro
mote the efficiency Of the army. That part OF the ball M
creasng the pay Of the rank and file and providing Tor
promotions among the prvse met his appreciation but ne
was opposed to an of the pay OF the officers OF the
srmy He desired the bill to be amended II TINS cond
not be done be should vote against H.
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Three DAYS LATER FROM Europe.
ARRIVAL or THE AFRICA.

The X. N. steamship Africa, which left Liverpool on
Saturday forenoon July Is, arrived at this por; at q
O'Clock this morning
The political news continues important. 1t is past
doubt that the Russian troops have received counter
deIs and do moi quit Wallacha and that the Aus.rians
have for the moment entirely renquished the idea OF
peaceful occupation OF the Prncpalites.
The French army OF the north is embarking in English
anpsO:war at Calais and Bouogne
There has been severe fighting on the Danube.
The Spanish insurgents maintain themselves, and may
carry on protracted guerrilla war.
The news from the Danube is important.
The Psris Presse states that on the 7th OF July the
Turks took Mokan and Olneika Islands; and the eth
Omer Pacha with 10000 surrounded the Russians
and took Gurgevo The Russians out their way through
with the oss of 900 lors dv combat Gen. Chure lost
Prince GOrchuka ivanoiug, at last accounts,
with $4,000 men, marches toward Giurgevo.
Fifteen thousand An efnOh troops being at Ruschuk,
it is thought the Turks wiz risk pitched battle.
The Turks have also crossed the face of the Russans
at 0tenza. Details wanting; but $50 wagons with
wounded have already arrived at Bucharest Among the
wounded are eighty officers dispatch from Belgrade
calls the island kamadan-Seymonof, and says that the
battle lasted nearly twelve hours In evscustns Guer
gsvo the Russians burned some of their ships.
There is no longer any doub, that the withdrawal OF the
Russian troops from Waacha is suspended In Modava
the Russians terrifying the peses and have destroyed
the bridges and by dsmming up the rivers have rendered
the roads impossible
Since Wednesday June 90 they have completely closed
the Pennsylvania frontier All indications seem to testify
that Bucharest will be defended.
Redschd Pasha has resumed office as Turkish Minister
OF Foreign Affa;rs.
Gen Osen- Sacken has been deprived Of his command;
so at least it is reported.
The eos retired from reconnoiterng Cronsad July 6.
Cholera had broken out on board several ships The
French ship Auserlitz had seventy cases This is the
reason Of the withdrawal of the ships.
The Gulf of Finland has been blocksded effectively
despatch dated Odessa July 7, says that the COM
bined feet-ffty sail stronghold been seen proceeding
in the direction of Sevsstopol
Switzerland and Austria have been reconciled.
The Liverpool and London markets dull. The clos-
ing prices of CoSsoIs were oil ssli
Corros had declined i-l6std. ' b.
BRrApsrrFFs.-Generalt tendency is toward depression.
WHxAY only in limited request a6d reduction. FLOUR
had me. moderate consumption Of decline ofa IsDIAs
CoRS is quoted q. u oliG lower
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Twenty practical Sasnote vessels have been burned by
had been fred by incendiares large quantity OF grain
and tobacco was burned -
Domiciary visits had been made at the house OF VI.
Me~e exinister of Greece at Constantinople at the
office Of the Bank of Athens and at several other places
NJ Dean Secretary.G cTal Of the Interior had been
dismissed and General SpiroMiost formerly War Minis
tor NJ Athena and now prisoner is be indicted for ile
gally appropriotng the public money in connection with
the SUPPRESSED Greek insurrectOD Col Souos Secrel-
nv of he War Department and Vachoupulos, Mill
try nspector have also been cited to give an &C count OF
funds 10 the extent of 900 drachmas EACH Gryas has
to account for similar The Director OF the bank
who mid over these funds him has been examined IN
nrvae "a TO whose authority he had for making the pay
ment The information he gave has not tTansPred
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Arrived.

BARK CAs.G, Sherwood Chasoa d. cotton Du,A,s
& Dimon.
Bsrs Phro Tuscan Tsncrrd Aiesnt Malaga .na GSa -
Biz isar. of Mschi. Bradbury Sevvt,, Ii saga us.
SC. 10 Thompson Hauter -
Bs Eors iof Poftsrnou'hl hnowfon Ccntgesos O.,
uolssscs Ac Moses Taylor Co.
Schr Caroline Grant (of Buekpos;l 0enn laon lssad O.
v-lcs Peek Church July % on Hsterss. spot
VIM Carroll jacksonville for Phiadelphs The eat huy
Barney ashore b0boy bA snd sa
tins "a sailed ioT repair Sailed In from rGsa
Issud with schE. ChAllesge. PAuson. for SesnPort
Schr Echo Curtis ae Porier Geosgeosa v c. IA
RAyuor Gilmore. MONDAY might q. II T. " - niles
por;h o. Hsefas the e struck by slgsl
iibed boom which knocked overheard Capt T. Peter
Who drowned Every eIefion INSIDE 10 save n bat
proved 10 vain
SChr (of Mystic s,h Msiagods Bay - Dc ", Asy N
. cotton Sc 10 master July Is "a hatefss sposeo'ssney
Of ore. slice
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A FRENCH WAR STEAMER IN QUARANTINE AT
NORFOLK. Sc.

NORFOLK IhuIlday, July =, IHoF
The Board Of Health of this city have ordered the
French war steamer Chimere lately arrived here .fom
Havana into quarantine suspicion of her having yell
low fever on board.
The Governor OF Virginia arrived here YESTERDAY from
Od Point Comfort and visited the Navy Yard, where b.
was received with salute.
Nar0@ret Webb young lady of his city, accident
ally killed BIZ pistol discharged by man named VILLAIN
The health of this city good, and cholera cases
have been reported.
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TEE BLOCKADE OF THE GUILE OF FINLAND.


An effective blockade OF the Gulf Of FINLAND il officially
announced from and after the Goth Of Juns.hat TO
cay the whole Of the ports ia the Gulf OF Finland 10 the
eastward of Helsingors and Sweaborg the Finland
shore including Borgo Loviss Pythis, Oredercksna1n
Werslsx Bay, Wyborg Borko Sound, and all interme-
date ports. roads hevens and creeks to Cape Lubovn
in lat coo north ard long. 29' Sc east. From Cape
Loubovki the line Of blockade crosses 20 Toisoukin
Light Immediately off Cronstadt then across south
to Of the town of Bork in the province fs'
in lat j9o 81 north lon 2e9 2s' east thus compete
blockade of Cronsadt and 81. Petersburyh has been Ell
fected by the combined fleets which anchored on roe
stadt on the 26h June Proceeding westward the me OF
blockade extends from Borki 10 kcravaiai lsiana
III snce to Dogo Ness and from Dolgo Ness I, hosen
ria Point which includes the Blight OF hoPora thence 70
Kourgoulo Point which includes Louga Bay, then me
River Narva and the whole coast OF Es'honia a'l sa
cent Islands TO Ekholm Light situated IN lst 81 -
north Ion % az east And all measures aath9r1sd by
The law of nations and by trestes with neutral powers
viii he pu in force against all ships attempting to violate
the said blockade n.-, 49,, :.
Tho o.,rson of Cronstadt. At St. Petersburg 2sth
jane the police report stated the number OF cases al io'
on the day preceding only a. and on the l't July
there $50