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Washington sentinel., 1854-03-26

BANK FOR SLAvEs.-The New Orleans Com,
mercial Bulletin suggests that it would be a
capital idea to establish a savings-bank in that
city, where, with the consent Of their owners,
slaves may deposite their earnings. Many, it
thinks, would be enabled to purchase their
freedom, and colonize to Liberia. The BuHe-
tin mentions an instance where a slave had
deposited $3.50 with an irresponsible person,
and was unable to recover il. "
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-26

pG- In the case Of John T. Myers vs. VIM.
T. Shattuck, tried for the seduction of the plain
tifr's daughter, in the vigo circuit court, at
Terre Hautc, last week, the jury brought in
a verdict Of 81 500 damages for the latter.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-26

A SrRoNG-NISDED GIRL.--The Boston Times
says that, one night last week, girl in male
attire was brought into the Centre watch.house
Her name was Kate Casey, aged fifteen years
She had been to the Howard theatre, and
when arrested was endeavoring to gain ad
mittance to her mothers residence. ,
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-26

THr SMALL Pox is raging among the Chip.
pewa Indians on the south shore of Lake
Superior, and the head-watcrs of the Chippewa
rivers. It is very fatal.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-26
gotal anS Aersonal.

Departure OF Indians.--The deputation oi
Omahas, Missourias and Ottoes, sent hither by
their respective tribes TO negotiate treaties with
the United States government, left the city yes
terday afternoon, for their homes in Nebraska, by
way OF Wheeling and ST. Louis.
Major Gatewood, who has them in charge, in
tended 10 pass through Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York and other cities, but the elder chiefs
strenuously opposed so much railroad travelling
They have, at the expense Of the government,
been dressed in citizens costume, and quite be-
come it. If they could only be as easily divested
of their wild habits, and placed in the boots OF
joicing.
On Friday evening they had a cele' ration in
prospect OF their return home Ia place as dear
10 the occupant of the humble wigwam as 10 the
tenant of castle9 They sang in chorus, and
otherwise manifested their delight They said,
Though their interpreters, that they never were
before SO happy in white-faces wigwam as they
had been at their pale mothers, (meaning Mrs.
Maher'sD they had never before received so much
kindness and SO much good food anywhere in
their long Journey, and that if they had heart
big enough to put her in il, they would carry her
10 their home and make her their pah-bato, (royal
ma,ron J and that they will tell all the tribes in the
tar-of west, that there is no sca-ha-seaho white
womanl so good as she.
1t isa custom among the Omahas, when squaw
is noted for her kind acts particularly in her char
ities TO call her pah-bato and tattoo small round
mark apon her forehead that she mpy be known
and respected accordingly.
Seeing that their remarks were written down,
they requested TO have their names affixed and
certified thereto by cross mark.
AT parting, Ah-ha-chc- kesoqui, of the Missou-
rias, the Oldest chief, advanced TO Mrs Maher,
and delicately placed an amulet about her neck,
indicative of a wish (or spelD that she should
never grow DID, " n
AS TO Jenny Maher, one of these Indians in
vted him to so to the Indian country with him
promising that he would build him house as
large as the Capitol, and place him in position
somewhat analogous TO Brigham Young, respect
ing household arrangements but Jenny told him
that he was not ambitious of such a distinction.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-26

u GEORGE LAWS MusSETs are said to have
been disposed Of in England to the amount Of
over 81, 100000. They viii be ready in case Of
a republican revolution in Europe.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-26

Ten CASES OF DEATH by hydrophobia have
recently been reported to the Buffalo com.
mon council by the physicians of that city.
The board has adopted a resolution to pay q
bounty of % cents for killing dogs.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-26

A BUcKETFUL OF COPPER CoIS was dug
up on Monday by some workmen who were
excavating cellars upon lot of land in Atkin-
son street, Boston, lately purchased by the Hon.
Abbott Lawrence. Two specimens of the
coins bore dates of 1875 and 1859, having
been issued during the reign of George II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

At No Dey street On uedrsseay March ]. nv ths
Or cf Iala Reohk
On rue,d.y February a, By the R.y. Mr Hart WIN
rnvAsD Grnrss to Mrs Lorrr Cox All OF tn q civ
Ia East srooslyn Baptst Church oo Tnur,d,y Fab Ss
~ the Rev MT aoodrc, M fHrSrls srrrs a
comfy J., n kiss HsnurrrA Do,Erso, 40 ,sd
York. -, wv
AZ Jersey City on Tuesday, February n Nv IN. p.v
Eaugbtr Of NJ @. Morgan. ''uo''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02


naAs ~ Dr. Curtis. Of this city, in The
y DR.. Cur. hyssana. inhali-s hygoan yapor Aaa
shssry syrup Nth thi msthsd Dr.. has restored
afflicted TO perfect health evidence Of
yhteh he has iunumexsbe certificates Speaking Of the
GsAtEs physicisn rsranrksIis eydess that by In
AAng breathing agreeable healing
Usdcnsl properties ust Ia deot ooItao with the
whole Of the asal cavity OF Tao uns aad thus
many and varied changes produced them uhsn Intro
A~ssd into the and subjected she process d
ssssten-" CoNSUAP ION CURED.
NEW York Dec n. 1855
came 10 View York in the ship Telegraph; my native
"a John, New Bravseiea; cd this city ay
eeai vas very poor; had very bid Dough- raised
sea- o. matter which frequently mx~d Ttb blood
-. my lefs SIDE and very weak and emsoiAsed
nende and physician prerounosd pticn
anA kend shs reach Of nedioe a1sidsutAly hessi If
Dr. Curtis hygssns or iuhslins hv vsp,f and
syrup and obtain Cd which rorily believe wa
- near Of saving my He soan after wcsrns
o. nd Nrelsvea the pressure my lnpg.. sftss
while thsdseae made It's upo, ,ursoe m
sopsnued 70 do eensh gradually bsssr unt
entirely lstt ms, and eorsider y, ssIf sureS
sz ths hAlsr - the use OF - 10 rather pleasant
and believi Strengthening and purifying ~ tks iunrs
- N fling ~ present 70 dispense Win IL
= JcHs woop
aelA By BOYD PAUL, No. 40 Cor lsrds s,ross; q. a.
8ys0, John street nsd osdwsy N. r. Price 81
Apaokages y. nons Ina IS Boyd Paul
- Curtis Psrhir YORK. will Ecceive psctage
en9 bottle Of bYgesp ose Of cherry syrup and
hhs lcr In boz by hee ~ Of the
Bates packages SO The hygcAna
- Az All the druggists In tse COUNTRY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

On Wednesday, Mach L Of consumption. MAralex
tAsSosI, wife Of Pairsk Carroll In the aoth year Of he
sse. formefy Of BAndou, county Cork, Ireland
see hssd o. tbs suiiy are respectfully Invited 10 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

A SITUATION WANFKD-BY A REsPDCTA Ri
"A msrrisd wonsn, ~ vet with good reference 40
Ty, between the hours Of saa u Noyih Moore
ritsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

0sspets up Town.-It II we'll known that
TIE carpet s32 Bovery long sstsb
nhsd snd proverbiA for its Uniform and cheap prices
Always pricins the goods 10 friends same
DeSee 30 10 yourself N~ssrd WRIGHT 4 BAILEY have
70 their ans stock .he fashions foy spring. which
.nats, oiIo oths Ladies vi fad IL very oonvsnisnt
ed handy besids great saving In expense 70 call 81 So
DoW0yy. Great Jones street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

EAs National Police Gazette Of this Week,
0Ahs kAroh 10 ANGST sRssllens AAd tertainins
w. eoItanins serrset - Of 0sorse hsekterd,
q the srt In hh late abortion Whih Madsms
1k COZ cerasd aso history q Miss Grant the alleged
e Of rvsl and characters Illustrating New York
- and entitled Pop Corr" The Kernel Of New Yora
Ne. 81 Asn street, ROSS JONES, agsats Sold every
VAMe. Fur oenbs Der COPY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

% ,0O0,0 600 Carpets for tho Million Mt
HlRAn AkDER>UN'e spacious sales r,oms No. 80
Ds.ey splendid medallion velvet tapestry Brussels i'm
Usf&l thrseply at ingram o.rpets rugs mats bs
oa1gs ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

~ UUtE SALH OF UNITED FURNITURE-TuTS
IL day 0hursdayJ March at l06 O'CLOCK, will sell by
catalogue all the handsome furnurs In In
rory af,h ssrest nssr Broadw This s,o offers IN
dueements TO ths house
out with hag and in tho houekep
Ing ne add will positively be sd without ro
or shire com prfsng two elegant satin
eAss richly carved rosewood srbie top and pier
tables lesAnt rossw bod eegerc, MIR hack
Ter cupboard wslnut secretary oessut
vooa wsIhobl rich 49, elegant an nAntsl
M nts hne Oh pantr I'D onsrAvnss
ply carpets lsco snd brcoases cufs.ns elegant FrsnoA
pete esal and mapte mirrors
ard wAsbstAnds rosewood and mahogany french bedss
WITH mst sses and passes 20 1T t ohins toiss
cinner sct 100 pieces two ina 88 pleas exen
sion dir Ing sabo outgsas ware silver plated wave
ivory cutlery basement and stohen furnitue TO- BvsA
stages come to the door, and sixth With,
block. q. ". HOLMES, Auot,onser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

Low PI Iced Caters -Cantfoll, pr0uouncsA
Sy the Palace th- fac Iats
kree the count IL seliins neat ana exoelsnt
:. .he .:.'n. nsy y. YrS,. q :.y; ana
Ne. ortmsnt His white sstn Zip tss Ened bss
saA eve ing PARTIES, are cxcesansy tssu aul aad
q 00e 1ewe,y bttwetn Bed and 0rsa. Jones sIrssA
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ADyERTiSEMETS RENEWED EVERY DAY
MIgCELLANEOUS.

MIgCELLANEOUS.
&6OO wARD.-ras SUBSCRIBER OFFERS THE
YCUU AbIs reward for ths the folio vim.
night A,h iss s.ocsae p.id :srieed and plain
sum- i ss's 's sssa and :aH
.st b,ot nd csiorss six c',yas silk poaaSs sanass,
wand paid the ofths goods, smounsingso
'''' 'D' JAMES oSiaSsY. 100 and isa rhila .vsnus.
Do RRwARp-Losr. . CALIFORNIA cRYsrALIzRD
%O quart, and gold Ipe,nen pia she upper part re.e
.s ,snss
7herewArd win be psa fr It's return 81 shc ab'vs store
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TWO HANosoMs
II s.. s. naSso o1d
Slssav "i Po:s I Once: A''''' '''A''' ASa''
RooKKsBPER-A PERSON THOROUGHLY Ac.
.l Il !. M IL
house, an, 70 sss
will meet with pronp. attention.
RoARplEG.-FAHILIEs OR SINGLE GENrLRxEE
- can find handsome Accommodations ~ Ne. Sroad
Brtadway, opI oste the Sowing Green fountain.
EANlLlrs WHO HAVE SUBSCRIBED TO rHE Sc
Twelfth ,,Isss wIli le::, no 4. msvsi % los fvN
~ can s. suited with smart ssmpsssns and we'll CON
viii n:.s win shs ,aissss s'snsn. \. "a lazy In
EoR sALE-THE FURNITURE OF LADY's BOARD.
and s.ay hrss
OWL WlI1kSs M Canal street, By letter or otherwise
nor sALE--THE LEASE or THE STORE 64 BROAD
from lst day Of Nay next, for TIRES 10
gther with the seeds fxtrrfs houss and plants
Iseted with Also seven large and hot houlss ~
Harlem Eighth 6sh sreo being Of the
lsfse collections in The United Stated 0sntmsn about
erecting houses snd Wishing 70 stock them will
End opportunity 70 Do that assin
The Lessee tho store aad stock Of plants seed &c
I'd duruS the month TO otable seeds
man. After shs 10, q April III. store will be -. for
other and the whole stock will be cold public
auction on the prem ses Those wishing =, exAmAs the
plan take the Harlem 20 lsh street. they
End A. thcrn IN
place fesh is the only resses whc, induces the sub
DUNLAP Scotsman AVID Fk riA 6A Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

Rster Roberto & Co, 375 Broadway, have
Of vAsnsiennss
apure, with stock Of Hcniton goods beautiful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
No Nanufh eturers OF UIo, hip

IOAanu1h ouurorS OF DlOs hing for tho 3 un~
trade which 70 ossen made 70
ewg Esors work IN their goods do mob ply 70 sinser
Wk or light sses: Of every de:crlMn t.onsr and hsad
Ue0ey than be done ~ hand Cali and these
nasAhss. !. N. SINGER co., No. 3sS Broadway
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Ezanss.-Joss what Every PusehaseR
va.s ssn BE- husa - No ~ Broadway VIA rsaahssiy
price Dee hs emoial award o. sne
D. Al Palace prsss \. ". LAdd Co. hlScOLN .
3XOu PSON sole agents, NO. al bsesaWsy DsWosa HOW
- anA Crane etrests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr-IN SUITES OR SEA
ratel', with break Ast required ~ al Ninth street.
third door from sroadwsy. and ale At No. sge plsa
ENURNIsHID ROOMH-OsE BACK PARLOR AND
i've sirgle rooms TO LEI, 10 geotlomsa only With
without breakfasts bath ana gas. Apply at NO Leroy
place. Bleeot er street.
uENRY-oALL TO DAY. LEAVE TOWN TO NOR
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MARY KELLY, DA LIGHTER OF IAwRsNoE KELLY
M Of Kc -n street, Dublin, lsft Irelas swo years
srse II hear someshsx of interest 70 Lee by addre
d Herald ofhss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

1As Patent Right OF skhii ana !ndustry
81 punetu. lity xnd lr mpiuee 10 the oest ~. word
oR1Ek, No. Ascr Hon makes " order shirts shss
szsuis tly ~ lohing betser osa 20 desired and HI
Auux
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

no Adyertlaers In New York. Bost0n and
xAiass phA1h- Uios xv.nipg Telegraph (ohesl spsr
agusst ehsulAton Of daily apsr Central York.
Soinx aesigB aed by ths Post Dspartmsnt pubs
~ uot of letters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

DR. GlOver's Truss, Shoulder Brace and
nsta Hsoehng In stisuss No. IL srest-Norshs new
- shoulder brace aad bs for femalss nsu
SSe1 fcx eowlsE., weak ankles crooked spins 10 IA
- Stranger notice particularly ths name-Dr. Glover
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

WARTBp- BY A REsPeCTa BILE YOUNG WOMAN
w sitcAtion gessYAl houssw,rb; meet i>ts
wssher g.sd pain cook Pssss call NJ No
Be'ttr street.. Ter day..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

Madame Eesto1l.- Tho National Police
0asstts Of week. ready, full history
q NE: Grant The slegd yiea% Of A,a me nsss sl.o
else story, entitled Pt ,n" also Spitus Rap
pnGs Tbs Internal World. Once No. Ann street, Sold
0vsIywhsse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

Trusaes Tho emily Prize Medal for Trusses
awarded 70 Marsh Coz BY the indusssl Exhibition Of All
lstons te ystal Palace for their radical
e peculiar ehasaeser Of This truss has been SET
ysssy II rupture for sale BY NE prePrssor Elastic Stock
ay; Also braces and iusssnsory bAndasss Of
MARSH 4 co, 2x Maiden lane, NY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

1eadiDg's Rassia saive, . Boston Remedy
thirty fail burns scales
hea s6blAns cha ped hands piles ana every outward
Atnry OF sruPNen. A. B. D. Sands, who lssals agsnts.
ee11 BY o. H. Ring street and BrosdVsy and
~ druggists and apothesArics generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

I've No Whhkers !-Then, why don't you
enguest which wilt force them grow s9nng and
Nick In six ks and won't stain ipjure tho sk 81
betslo 90 hAn dc1en scat psrt Of ths country
X. g. GRAHA1 Is Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

CrArIMsfT OF COUNTY CANvAsssss or TIE
~ otv END county Of Nev York In relation
and sssinas the proposed amendment in rlsNn ths
canals, The Board County Jsnvsssers having ma at ,he
oee o. the oerh Of ssid EQUITY the 2ta 2t 22d 23i
"a h. 2sth 27.h and 18th days yebraarv
day March, 1884, 70 canvass and utmst 10 che sivea
IN the several election d. ots said county special
election set the 10Th da. Of Fehrusy ys
said do certify Ne folio sa 20 vTnas II
essn ste that the whole given
for and agaiast ths proposed relation the
esnss wss twelve Thousand i've hundred And thirty
whtoh For the proposed AAsn msns t. ristioa 10 sh-
Car ALA reoeived ten thousand huadrsd sud and
Againtt abe proposed ment rs,s,in :. Ca
nAl received " thousand three hundred and egaw
soAtterhE received We certify his stat mt 20 b
correct ard have caused the 10 ettesd By abe
rgnatures our Chairnar Seore'a q this BoArd This
lst Gay OF March. A. D. 1864 NATHAN u. Ely.
- ChsirmAn County Canvsssers.
RICHARD d. CoSNoLLy, seezstaFy.
TEE WOMAN THAT CALLED UPON TWO srG
oessve ftidays evenings youns fri"ndcs~ girl ~
neuse " son street, At tne inssisst Of C. and
under IRE necessity Of taking lssve IL n0s6ed
ne pAftes arc fnowp TIE girl has testor Bow sys
an .rs.s eyo - ugon you Ibi-tI-thrd street.
ITO GkoeERs.ro LET rRos FIRST OF NAY TAG
old estabifhd stand corner OF Grand ars go-iss
treet 1bsn sharoe 20 tbs bsst orrsr y IL nity
Tor 'he kroecrJ a. liquor bu ncs havipx 10 biy
theEoi viii stck IA. IL IL good place f,r .term,n
Efcst horeughfsre and la the nosi.s. vioi1tv al
several housard men ~ work Apply sIt Madison str ct
yAArTrD-To LOAN 81 900. Fok WHICH A oooD
w bonus will be fivsn snd bond morsrnse a. a.
err IT, Ang ose having the above can ho.r a
oustt msr ~ sddressirg N Z. D., u r,d edh.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
I'D vARO sINfZsNtCH,
Late chief Salesman Of 4. q. Lssds 4 %.

Daegant French ana India Wedding and
yDg cards sAd priased the latest ssyie; we'd
4g ENVELOPES Of every Do spon o. the latest h ersAtos
9sa Paris asd London silver plated door pates SPOONS
80 seup ladies'. 10, la great NY ~ AVEhDELRSs
n Broadway, eoYI Of Duane streoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

The Beard QuostlOn.-This, for ausht We
nsw nay yet vue tie world. 0ns shsg hewevsr, II
esrt.ia: Ht1AREsr nEa1Es are prepared With thetI
. spssA Their pound running HE drs and
nasy who esAtent hsrsfofors v let their crahiums
vAkers and look Ike ths end Of sutum
ysstBg lcsi dsHh % he s.ions o. Pluto Sold and
leped ~ Is Cortland street, sos Grand street. East
JgosAway, and 80 North william street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

Astonlshing DeveIopementss - Secrets Of
Hgs Lisi-.Msss hcss hat, has lien cut went 70
lily BY the BARKeAS oiesAly able
opnSae. Prioe 70 cents Soid eve, ywh-re Principal
Depot dies hair dressing essabshmsut NO. 40
09eedWAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

~, ~, WY c.T SmM II no.u.- nrAno-
valued Ter their ildness vigorous quail
= medicine for clcanng ths and bowels and blood
n al impurities Their prevents greatly modcrats
c.ssss OF eontaSieus nstcre iscsvs es.ablishsd,
nas ~hen person 10 teized with infectious disease
neeauss thers ia M hts
vneh - 20 receive thr poison Of infeosoa Rrandrsth
pus Mi this somethivp az out OF the watch
ss.ssson hrds lsssisE place. these who them may
VAlk through peelsntisl places without far Sold 81 6
l.ss Per hex with fu directors ~ SO Lipsnard street,
~ nudsen svset, snd ga very After shs first Mss
d Brar dreths ofee viii be ~ All corner
Unnal street.
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yUArTKp-AT s2l BROADWAY, POUR COT ROW
w sesysrs saa gotten spnnsrs 70 ucsnsstsuN
Ass family hcoeh - lab erin eip>ly girls; fog
stf sDa railroads. Perssrs barkssyss gSrdes9A
IDS Y. SflNA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

Defiance 0alamander Safes, Gaylor's Pa.
leAt-AoBkRr y. PATkICK 10 tne sole mAnufAeturss n
Ne uniMd btates Of the above celebrated safs and T. O.
v@n defiance looks and eros bars she best
aAxUst, one door below Maiden lane
4a1r Dye and Wigss-Baohel0x's MannfAe.
" cf Arsicise 10 removed 70 No. aS Broadway oppe
~ the Park where no has ths best
1ssd er ths application Of his famous hair dye The
q ~ newy invented wigs and teupssa Mins pIvss
a Roof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

9Ae PSano, alias Horace Wasers' New In
uoruD epA-Alt wbking superior piano - low pres
- f1rnishsS By ealing ~ 33 Bross there ao may
Sd Of ths most In proved styes and ~ tae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

WAkTAl-BR A RE5PkcTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w ttuat on ~ Eufss ard sross; 70 roSd PLATA
srT ssd snesrsarss krs yery ion q ehilafsn
produce the best II city rsferense and b 2
ksvnth avsnue between TvenJ fourth and Twenty VI
,rssW bop aasr, ksnt yesn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

Important from China.
REPORTED ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE EsGIrsR
AND RUSSIAN FLEETS IN THE CHINESE SEAS.
The Liverpool Mcrcuu Of August the 18th has
the following under this head:--We have been 70
vored with the following extra Of a letter dated
CANTON, June 90 1884
We have also received intelligence from the Governor
Of Macao WI has just arrived from Chusan, TIE
coast and about half way between this and Shang aa
that the English nd Russians met close TO that port,
and that after ery hot engagement the latter were
completely annihilated Admiral stirling having sunk
the Russian fr gates. cannot vouch for the truth OIL
this, but have doubt that some portion OF true
The Evacuation or the Principalities by Rus-
| from the London Times, Aug TO-
There 10 reason to believe that when the Russian
Minister at Vienna on the It'll of the pre-
sent month, to communicate to the Austrian Cabinet
the complete and unconditional evacuation of the
Danubian Principsities by the Russian army, he
was instructed to make this declaration for two
sons, the first, that Russia might cerive some cred
and advantage from q move which had become inc.
vitable military grounds; and the second tn At che
might arrest by this concession tho Immediate action
Of Austria upon the basis of the treaty OF the goth
of April. In these anticipations however, the Rus
sian Cabinet was not destined to be more seccessfu
than it has heretofore been in its diplomatic articles
and it's itsry operations. Everybody in Europe
had long been perfectly aware that the Russian
army was absolutely incapable Of holding the Prin
cipalite. as soon its base OF operations was SC
Iousy thrt atened by Austria and tnat to persist 10
tie occupation OF an unterable position would be to
run the rsk OF beiI reduced to clpitulstion. Toe
Iettas OF Tie Russians therefore taken at
Vienna for what IL is worth, a1d for 70 more,
Though, by the extravsQant amer in VIII ch Prince
Gonschekof made this communication 10 Count
Bnol II might have been imsgir ed that ali cause of
distensou was at an end. The Ruesian agents have
been ins'g ctd to hold very different Ian with
reftf,' sns;ria in different places. In Ger
isfy - Il fcs to regard rupture n impos
,.b., a. &c. 81 y " ~ .u,Lss, Huiss that ca-