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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

WAuGns IT.Lia.-This magnificent painting IL still on
cS'ibton ut Metropolitan Hall, and might pcri,
crowds visit there nightly work Of equal merit with
this certainly before exhibited IN Richmond
interesting hour could be spent than that de-
vOiedlO u review VI thia e1cccnt printing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

TO TIE puySIC.AHs or NIUGiStt,
and 10 nil Who use i.iguor as ~ Medicine or
ns "a ucScrugc.
phyei,n, who pre1fbc hcoh9,s u9n9r, for m,dca
RIO sOBEAPPs
l. schsdlu,, in Holland. and exclusively
in the factory ~ the proprietor By processes and from material
elsewhere unemployed AMI unknown.
provedby the repeated analysis Of several eminent
m be entirely free ufn The prrnniDus is oil 70
mains kinI 81 liquor distilled from gr.n, and which
,tiOn and morbid desire Tor hahua and incorporate ird
grncr, which such liquors tend 70 supenduce
II proved by The tests that the in ipr 0
with hcTiI and ind scsbc oil
per used win p,dcally lighter volatile.
aromatic and medicinal o. the two essential ole ofthe Italian
per berry, neglected ny every other msnuftctur
II IL proved 10 be Absolutely Its rechel.
quality obtained by entirely process and which
other Holland Gin IN the world has acquired.
II poytd by extensive mccsi experience and testimony
10 he efficient well agreeable remedy
collie kidney and bladder fever and
debility sluggish circulation Of the blood
assimilation ~ food and exhausted vital merry.
f. n IL grateful rcnovating eo,da
tends iu- the latter sy, by
all iif liquors. And ~ inyafsby the III
bad water w'ether In swampy or Limestone disrct In all
these enumerated qualities " has rival
World. 49,.
since inituon Of this celebrated beverage int
the United States number Of BAgur
only sold In guar aud pint bottles nelly wrapped y-l
low with the bottle
o,ise those Who ue intellectually 10 puchaJe by bottle,
Bars and Hotels frequently GIL bottles with sln
The United states UDOLpHO WOLFE, s5e Manufacturer
ana Importer, 10, 20 and % Beaver 81, New York.
The word hnap belongs exclusively arlcle all other
are counterfeit no8-3m
mn BBLs or TRIMMED AVID srIIT NIvI sc0TTI
noil JAS WIN,ToN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

RAPID DRIviXG.--Messrs IIaxali q Bottle, were fined
So 10y the Mayor On Saturday for permitting their boy
drive their rapid rate in the neigborloOd O
MYERS br ipc on the morning of the 9th inst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

LlRcExY.-Elrza Gilman, u free colorcd woman, wa.
ordered twenty fve, by the Mayor on Saturday, the
cage for stealing brick box mortar box, and iron band
from Nicholas Ryan, on Broad street, within five day
previous.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

TIE FaoLicERs -Thomas Guthrie AZ James G .ni b,
the Two VINO TX the liberty of taking Mr. Robt r. Tay-
\ TaNlOrs store. Main street, Thur-dny last aI
drivns To Rockets, for Gihs bsgg ,gc d charged
10y the Mayor, yesterday. lie assorted them that IL
they were rSnr brought before him the result would bc
Al I,rrut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

NEgLiGFSCg.-James l.. Clarke wGs fined SO by the
Mayor Saturday for permitting dead horse lis pro
prty, to remain on Oregon Hill, during Thursday and
Friday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

There are no less than liio07j farms aHd plantations
IN the United States. avcraein. POS cach and of the
vnc with implemeLt each $685.! abou. one tn
o the whole area OF the ornzcd Stlos and Territories
- improved, aud one eighth il occupied, and i'm
pto'ei. In New Engand ri acres in tho hundred are
improved. IN the South ID IN the Southwest 6. About
one-sXth OF the national dom il occupied in
ship. The averag. value Of occupied land III New Fog
land Is SCOTT III middle States, SIS; southern States
1881: southwest s626; northwest, 49, Tcxt- Siii
per aero" vi lngs number OF cutvdOr- taken at ran
dom, in ? in Kentucky in 90 in Lou siana, in ~ in
lshoie Island, i'll 81 i'll South Carolina in 19S in Mich.
igin cultivate less dian ten each
Inc value Of the agricultural produc ofthe United
states III 1851 may bc estimated ut 81 GOO 900 OOO
Thfy-tirec millions oi land in meadows II mil
lions IN wheat 81 millions IN corn, millions in cotton
millions In potatoes, &c. @c, &c.-il3 millions In all
CROP. There ara $1,000 Planters producing over bales
Of cotton each; 1851 sugar planters 65I rico planters
growing over 2joOo bs each; 1915 tobacco planters
railins over 1900 lb'. each; 1927 hemp planters.
Tho total capital invested in manufactures mining and
mechanic arlsin 1880 h27 2O? 1875 tho raw nictia
n-d wa valued at 1851 Gj5,03S the males cnpip,,
'i" females, 225 5l2; tho wages paid k22Y 1856 371;
tho annual product 81 i63 the percent. profit 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

Tux MEcnASIcs' FAiE.-Thc Orphans of tho St. Jos.
Academy visited the Fair of the Mechanics Institute OH
Saturday last, upon tho invitation of tho managc,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

Tho number Of Indians In the UnitsI States in 1880
760OO 1883 40UTGi, Of whom 27l O3O ia California
TcE.J, aoi tho Territories.
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HESTER a WHITE, Commission Merchants.

DANvILLE, November 10th.
Toba'co-ing' 81 To 81 90: ordinary Leaf SIS to$7 a.
hie yellow manufacturing qualities sl2 l-s to $50 hut
little in market ani in demand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

Az ArrEnrr To Kiss The law which, would hold ON.
ameha"ic I'd punishment ibr n kiss, would regard
iyranical in the cxtrcmc. To punish unsuccessful at
tempt To acquire that luSury would BE- Ia s,y
the least ni IT. u IL mere innocent, harmless freak
too much so To ncr legal interpretations. II We occupied
the posi- c Mayor tbc improb ,ble issue the
range ui human events the force no nllri A.
however stringent co.l induce to enforce any law
affecting such an inae"iblc privilege. IL il tho right
divine oi nil men, women g., In kiss-and feeling that
privilege thns derived, should he lcgslacd away o
sSpcrseei by tho mistaken ideas Of legislative leaders
~ matters OF social etiquette, should obey that supreme
authority in preference to"ny temporal obligation in ,ouc
uerew'h, aud let poor fellow who should
be brought up Tor such offence And are pleased
20 lind that the decision of his Honor tho Mayor on Sat
utday, In Case OF this nature, strictly in krcpnc
with these views. THE matter not, however FULLY
tested.
In this case which was tha, Of colered fellow n.n,d
rIcthotn wooden, charged with attempting kss Lucy
Am B'nsS, on Sturdy week insi, there was merely
an attempt, but in that there sufficient force t.,
constitute it offence, such as might have
been charged had the poor fellow succeeded TIL.
gui il any there IT, ia measured ,oubtlcss by the dcrre
oil force u.ci TO the kiss and in the mere
smacking OF lips Indeed led 10 imagine that Oh q
whole charge is made of this necessary force" ior
We cannot give way to the belief that any judge in
land would puniah Tor the OF touching ips
that Is Hcted without any violence In our opinion (it
Is not that Of aw,e however folks can kiss to niny
II no force is used aud, far learn rom ot RS
better posted with regard 10 the law such matters
statutes in keeping with this idea II il the common
stse vie" OF the case, aud with reasoning thus FOUNDED
law seldom couilicis
In the Of Woodsou who was before the Nsyor on
Saturday, tho offence consisted in his having take In
cy Ann Banks, turned her round and attempted TO kiss
her, She told him he under mistake that she was
not his lover, and Iebuked him in addition lie released
her, aud so the matter stood.
was this that led to the assault upon this Wood
son, by Long, the repn,ed husband OF Lucy for which he
was ordered twenty by the Mayor on Friday.
lis honor believing that the charge preferred from
i.elinG OF revenge, dismissed the case.
That was right
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

can never entirely annihatc aer va have once formed
hem The u,e Of impure language Of those habits
may De suodued aud sluber for years. m It's cI.,euc.
may suddenly burt FORTH tho of all WIN
listen. Many devoted Christian, In tho dslram of
sk oeo has shocked his friends ny tho of pron or
obscene language which could DO explained oniy h~ %
act that he had been familiar with such language s,r
h'e In reading tho memoirs Of DR.. Grant the n,on,,v
20 the Ne'torsns, was struck with fact restn, 40 hs
last iiuess For seventeen days previous to hi. Ic,,b
no was In derum; but, says his biogrIpher Though
speaking almost constantly many topics, il ,hrcc dr.
ierent languages that Is, Ensis Turkish aud Syrsc ho
lid not utter single word 10 would hsv, been ash,m,I
OF Afterwards His associates listened To those disclosures
o. hts secret heart aud wondered that nothing appeared
they would have wished to conceal"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

f Orrc. OzyralL RSnsoAp CoxrlHy.
Richmond, Nov. ~, 1866. 4
NOTICE This adjoarnsd meeting Of .hs stoethola.s o. s
IN vissnia Railroad Company DO held In the
town stsunon Tuesday, tho 2.t lest, ~ o'clock NJ.
Stockholders goug returning from The meeting will travel
up IN the free Of charge
nois-dglst GARRETT, Treasurer.
OK BHs PIoKLED HANDBOOK, for sale, .,,.,..o,
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a. TOLEN from hr under i;ncl, Monday the Il NUyCH
- on the SuHthsidr cars between Rehmnnd Hui hrpun
Depot, POCKET BOOK containing small amount, nf muE
gold watch, white far Odd fa,,u) No. :'i TobIs
the f"cket HOOK acrfhcaic of Opposite IN iaN"r q"
TIE above reward viii be- paid u tie watch IS fi r
Appomsttos Z. H. ur with Isaac w. Walter, Richmond Va
nuyi3-dlciw SAMUEL HKASCII WALRI
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tiGo,Ooo o. sThiLE AAD fAn,Y Dni "U

EXTENDING TO make change in business, will I'D
day Gvr entire si,cs OF Goods Mt cost for cJS cd
heng lars and the greater portion purehased within
few months rare opportunity Is offered to who ~
laid in their winter supily. We respectfully invite
the cit aud visitors generally, with the II
mean what We say. PARKER, BAYLY NiMI
No E,rt, al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

~ SPECIAL NOTICE.Country Merch1nts AMI Ut .reI
respectful. invited attend Auction H.SsS isI
cry and f'ihcs Goods sales uoin, at
oci1cs See Advertisement. ELIAS iIAi.s.
Auct,r CnmInr Mrr Min,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

Or for undoubiel negotiable paper short dac, with n
added TIE whole stock Is fresh ami Desirable in eIEd
considerable portion being In original packages, and
uner the most favorable circumstances either In this tUu
III Europe.
The enre oot, Of every jcscrirt on will he rnrrc
tied period at private ale 10y the p package, aud
at auction. without reserve, within the next uays
opportunity presents itself to cIh ITFcIscJS, which ~
doabtIvss appreciate.
orders from country friends shall have promp,
sonaI attention.
Nov. 10, 1851. KENT, PAINE IN
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SrOr< 1t si0O,OOO DIZZY GOODS
AT COST, FOR CASH.


INTENDING to remove IN y few weeks to warsl
nearly mpctcd, and To make at that tine
iaut changes ia the character OF business have DICT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13
TO TIE PbNsis ,AnS W NfHGistt,
I,.N

A " APIR.NrICE wANTRD.-A youth between 10 and
IN iG sf good character and who
VIZ we'll, cang III u this Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

nNutfr INEfI-. The suhsetibrrs are prepared t.
shot notice orders for fruit from tie chIatc
cf joseph Snton sons Of Ucnrico Co., Va TIE kuou
i1Ty ~ their Trees those of Northern growt'i aud
Tsi>IY ~ GETTING wnAr uHpTElD InG LTfH, fluul
(iicr ndent Uf pltIGnlDg our own cit geIs it'd
n" the FARMERS ~ state to purchase AZ hOmr Ca
containing instructions for planting, at all iu'cs b.
application NJ our store or will be sent BY mail free Of T.
address q. J.siSTON
Mugp
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Ru,s aud ridges.
Aud bridges
Made Of planks.
In omen fanks " e.

to Tennessee and Alabama is pity sir that n,o,s
the people had Witnessed the Executive
too. for then perhaps Of the States would have fol-
lowed the example Of Georgia aud Tepuessee neither
which could be Induced iutindacd into tho support
OF tho MANA Tennessee toast said Tho dog as well
the master am told that they carried him about like
| . lion for show, aud made him like lon They
had catechsms prepared for him. aud tho OF
mission wero conducted by precoucered questions and
answers. crowd would COLLECTION the highway or In
the bar roou-no matter uhch-anJ some rl,ye po,i,i-
clan Of Tho party would enquire: What think YOU.
General Of such many la loud tone, much too stem.
totian for those lungs which lacsratc Tgerc
sooher Of the sick lion, the would ring III. Il
traitor sir clear, huar! repeated tho demsc orues
| To the crcwd-'dd you hear theiy 'whst think you
\ anoIher! lie is black cockade F.lsralisiv OF
another lie made speech for which he paid
'me stenosnpher five dollars aud another was Of no
account-no account air. and ought to he sent home sir
have his place soppicd by NOR, slicieut man-api
another upon the fence, cir, upon the ieucc But
General, what think you Of Nc. (hs its, imo Reuben
was over called Nisicrl Rcrbcu Al. Whitney y .Thero
Is no just cause OF complaint against Mr. whtucy air.
he l. true patro, was; they are all liars who
accuse him OF augh' wrong. aud tho official documents
repeated by the dcacons Of tho service and the
people were called upon 10 take heed them Those
who the LARGO und the .Gds did heed them sir-,li
heed them My friend TAR. P) told them that tLoy
would Kill him; that there much hustle aud CT.
citemeui for weak aud infrm old man to bear
But they showed him about In the heat of
the summer, aud still they made him roar until
ho frightened the people. who at last began
To appr bend lie was lion cJtnc To dcvour the freedom
of elect aud all else they valued rs dear Defeated in
his MISSION he a, length became dissustej with himself
chasrined aud mortified. He returned to Washington
through Ohio, aud by the Guyandu,s route through
ginia again. and has been sick ever since Tn. los, ,r
Tennessee polite blythe IIermta :c-excited i'm still
more, and this renewed excitement may have TINT
henorrh sc at the lungs which has been pouring out the
current OF his life"
We beg leave to remind readers tina, this il no,
B,rnums codblooei history OF III. tour o an ,l
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ADiE IL GRAY. Wholesale and R-tai, Agents,
sell liI Main street. Richmond, Nrrtn,,.
~ Fall directions for applying Cloths ACCOMPANY
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1nn BBLs Oy TRIMMED AVID sriiT VA Scotia
lOV HERRiNds, for sale,
nois JAS. WINSTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-07

DESPERATE STRUGGLE WITH BURGLAR.-The
usually quiet village of West Newton thrown into
great excitement this morning by singular affair the
PARTICULARS of which, informed ere as fol-
lows Between three and four O'Clock this morning the
TIE noise OF whose aroused Mr. Joseph Paine
q of Mr. L. B. Paine young Of twenty Ave or
twentys six years of age who sleeping in the lower
lart Of the house. Young Paine sprang from his bed
concealed himself in the OF the room Just as
the intruder entered The went directly to the bed
and seemed disappointed TO nd II upied utterng
slight ejaculation As he turned away Young Paine
spiGng upon him, and Immediately assaulted with A
dirk knife and stabbed in several places Paine at last
succeeded in wrencbing the knife from the hands of his
assailant when the latter drew a pistol which Paine
grasped and by extraordinary good fortune his little
finger was between the cap and the hammer just the
fellow drew the trigger. The hammer Of the pistol took
small piece of flesh out of the finger The fellow made
second attempt to discharge the weapon, but Paine
struck his arm, and the ball entered the ceiling Of the
The struggle was then renewed, Paine in turn
being the assailant inaicting upon the fellow two
stabs with the knife The man succeeded, however
in getting out OF the house, but closely followed
by Paine and the struggle renewed in the garden
Paine finding himself growing weaker and fearing that
Of the house and both rolled down an embankment Of
ten feet when the stranger succeeded in disengagng
aroused BY the report Of the pistol which was red Sur
ing the struggle in the house, arrived at the spot
Young Paine, who is Of slender frame and has long
been somewhat feeble in bodily health severely but
not dangerously injured He was much exhausted from
loss Of blood when the family reached the spot and had
been severely bruised by fall over the embankment
He will probably be confined to the house for many days
by the injuries he has received. No less than seven
sabs were inflicted on his person. his breast side and
arms, some Of which are quite severe and bled very
freely.
Is believed that assassination was the object Of the
intruder though the affair Is involved in mystery Mr.
Paine is Of the editors Of the Ydn Blade He had
been reading during the night and did not retire 70 bed
until nearly three O'Clock II il supposed that the fellow
had been watching the house and had entered
he supposed that his victim had fallen asleep.
believed the assassin was severely stabbed By Mr.
Psine and he has left behind dirk knife and pisto OF
peculiar make, which win probably Iced 10 his denH lea
ton and arrest The roads in the vicinity shed
soon after the affair the neighbo could Be
but no arrest waa mads-RoHeN Journal, Maya.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-07

TREMENDOUS CONFEDERATION IN FRANKFORT,
KYA letterin the Cincinnati Gazette dated Frankfort
April 30 gives the following Of the late destruc
tive nre IN that place Last night, at 10 O'clock fire
was discovered in the confectionery of Gray Todd
The wind was high, and in three and half hours every
house on Main street from Capitol Hotel to the Mansion
House. was consumed -Four dry goods stores two jew
ery shops two drug stores twelve bushes. houses and
In all about fifteen buildings destroyed The
tons OF the fire companies and citizens were rendered
manner useless from wan, OF water. The following
persons we're sufferers Gray X Todd $40 600 insur.
ance loss 81 ,000 Meke Milan loss unknown The safe
containing yauabes, has not been extracted from the
wreck. w. G. Chiles almost total ioss partially in
sured j. Mills total loss fully insured John T. Moore
partially insured some goods saved; o. Belt no in
surance almost total loss J. Loomis insured near
" all the jewery saved Evans Co partially
Insured part OF the stock saved; Canno Gaines In
sured for part Of the drugs saved great
y Gam god condition; l. p. Blackwell was partially in
sured and part Of the stock saved The goods saved
in complete confusion and In promiscuous heap IN the
street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-07
Appointments by the Presldent.

By AND WITH TIE ADVICE CONSENT SENATE.
Charles K Gardiner Of the District Of Columbia TO be
Surveyor General Of the United States for the district
Oregon, vice John B. Preston, removed.
John Westcott of Florida to DO Surveyor General Of
the United States for the district Of Florida vice Bena
min A. Putnam, removed.
Eugene Nartelle of Louisiana to be Receiver of Pub.
lie Moneys at Opelousas Louisiana, vice Henry L. Gar
land, resigned.
Patrick Quigley, of Iowa, to be Receiver of Public
Moneys at Dubuque Iowa. vice Mordecai Mobey
moved.
George McHenry of Iowa. to be Register of the Land
Office at Dubuque Iowa, vice Thomas Mcknight, re-
moved.
John N. Cubertson of Iowa to be Receiver Of Public
Moneys at Fairfield Iowa, vice William H. Wallace, re-
moved.
James Thompson Of Iowa. to be Register Of the Land
Office at Fairfield Iowa. vice Francis Springer removed
Thomas A. Walker, of Iowa, to be Register of the
land Office at Fort Des Moines, Iowa. vice Robert L.
Tdrick, resigned
Phineas NJ Cassaday of Iowa. to be Receiver of Pub
lie Moneys at Fort Des Moines, Iowa, vice Thomas A.
Walker
Burton A. James, of Missouri to be Agent for the
Oage River Sacs and Foxes, 0ttawas and Swan Greek
and Black River Chippewas vice John r. Chenault
moved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-07
Affairs in Wash1nrton
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commercc1
WASHINGTON, May 4, 1854.


WASHINGTON, May 4, 1854.
The Mcricdn Treaty.
Inc Mexican treaty will be sent Saturday to Mexico.
via New Orleans by the Mexican Minister who has an
pointed Mr. Atocha his special messenger The packet
winch Will take Mr.. Atocha and the treaty win sail ON
the 18th Gen Gadsdeu is expected 90 in the same
steamer 1t is understood that the project Of a
treaty leaves the President in the form in which Il came
out OF the Senate 1t would be wrong either for Presi
dent Pierce President Santa Anna to attempt any e.
sental alteration Of the Senate project II might lead 70
the entire defeat Of the treaty.
tCorres pondence Of the Courier and Euouirerl
WASHINGTON, May 4, 1854.
The Great Florida Land Claim.
The Supreme Court have decided In favor OF the United
States In the involving the validity Of the grant 20
the Duke Of Aisgon comprising about third OF no
The Court refer to two other great Spanish orana
which embrace nearly all the remainder Of the peninsula
and incidentally pronounce them without legal foupds
ton Thus, FOR the first time the independence Of TO
rida s judicsly declared The American character of
ts tssritcry IL established and the government IL
fully released from foreign claims covering between
thirty and forty millions of acres within Its limits,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-07
PARIS, Thursday, April %. 1854.

ANS Ahursuay, Apru ~, 1894.
Ds2drtre Of the Duke Of Canbridse-Impati.nse of the
Turks al the Delay the Despatch If Troops from France
Progress Of the Grost NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Political
Disclosures- Grand Fste at the Elysse
The Duke Of Cambridge has gone; and as If 20 make
practical commentary the weilknown motto of the
"Land Of Cakes''-'Happy to meet, happy to part,-
Paris not content with utterng on his arrival Ia,
celebrated his departure by slight rise Of the funds
The secret Of this is that the Duke goes to the East win
Vienna and the circumstance is eagerly seized upon az
favorable omen tending to probable solution of tho
Austrian enigma
Every letter from Consantnople is replce with fever
sh impotence at the arrival Of more tangible ann
port from its allies. 0mer Pacha Is said to be growing
gloomy and men say that the conduct Of the wesern
Powers toward their colossal adversary bespeaks fear
Of giving Unnecessary oeoce-a supreme refinement Of
hostility, which looks If they we're much more intent
upon finding for shaking hands than exchapO
ing shots They argue that the knowledge of this IA
quite sufficient to explain the hesitation Of Austria and
Prussia who perhaps think their active interference.
would hereafter be visited upon them much after the
fashion Of matrimonial mediators, whose well meant
services generally repaid by the cordial abuse II no,
something worse Of the reunited and aectionate
disputants
The Greek insurrection Is every day assuming proper
tons Of greater msynudc and the excitement produced