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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

E'UK hALE-A beautiful Residence in Stamford
sea.nt Ct N-sd,ose two.oIy .sie sad b-men. Hsa..
VIE "t ard orr selts pis-E three sies bur he
r ard tee IN vito bEek psrors dninT
rcr ~n eanS wsi..r ptarss AID bsdroo1s on " eo5
'epf pc rous and closets second foo srysats roS %
tea Iessee .ehsH With sase .nd water 10 the bYeu-n.
iHte tece sabe and W.nfeT With .bout
~ Of and Tbs srogra .sefulIy aid ca. a r,..
u Nd stoeted ~th ehcls frsi shde orr.unsnt. ,e
Gstst snts ke The place . Considered By Who
esloio 5he hncsene't ir the vsiy The sb1,e on tie
sfnef OF hery AID South v!tts walk OF m.
sePoi ply or the premises 70 WILLIAM DEKLYy No las
CIeeLvchAs ~ 49, -'S' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

u LII rom lst May, ths three-story and base
nspt brick House No 81 wes zTis-t be- ven sh ,n nh
" containing al the roeen "a. r,,r. C,n
esih r"eTeo'ef, 4e Apply - BARNES CAMP IS stA sr
TO LET-A snug two-stOry House No 10 stuyve-
ssnt-t Wh attic kc the lover could Be -.
h,,eq1lrti arl'y 70 GIo cHEs fERNAs No 50 ys.,...
eitee n seee1c story
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

TO LET-To a small family one-half OF three
sery Al basneu, Ho4.e perAoy u aaed In h 81 netf
Groom bah ard lnqure st No s 9iaaV IN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

TO LET-The corner Store, Back room and B,se
neut No PsrJs, ReDt $50 Aiso grocery Store
nei 9 sarnond q a. tseiory Rent 80 the hoass
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

school for Young Gentlemen, at Sing sing wessAest-r c.
Y-Prof Mills will move er school 10 the above -
on the lst Nay The coarse of nsracton n
hooosh rcludins ths English branches the Cssc Pr,l
spanish M.hemsies rkose unsequ.s.d With the ias
tor are respec full, invited visit the ,stsbsanea C
with fnll p.rteu o. oAraned It L Nooxs Bresl
A : R.rv "a Joiu
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
<,o1TACFs a. RAvENswOOD to LET Two


~ ner ~ the scar. Dsnys Ne*Jssey oae fss tfon
sd OF fr and shrabbery GOOD h,hrf III
.,6 rT.sr ard n des-d Can eommgte or 81
80. o,I, 10 rriuure,fom dkpdt GREENO-GH CAAWLEY,
4 tsO from to N
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

COUNTRY SEAT to LET near ASTORIA, L. L
IA Ho-.e p,rp and Garden veil stOcked win frai. CNsngn
cation b, s.s. and steamboat Apply to JAMES "EtLiSd NO.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
4 4 PEERSKILJ.-For sale, a desirable Country
~ Double House la ID In
Ill A EIELD No n Y

- EAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
~ SALE situated Long Island Sound in qstcheste County
ours dt ON New York By New Haven R.iroii HJu's
rmodous ami well finished FIVE and shsf o. ,nd
pIel ld d well stocked with the dn., ffu and shde
berry buloirP. &C good schools churches aud 80
ttter shnE bshnz Seven tsins day each
wsyi eemmuision So year. Appls 80 . -
OLIVER Va. N.ss,u az
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

ITO LITTLE Dwelling House No. l35 Grani-st,
re.r lss- eornoaior' Hons. vel .i.2-d
pos, dr. Eu,. or Phs.c.s ard ~. bssa or v-ts
or pk y Dsnr II all b rfu'sd entie o. tsf7i :, r.
s.otsf.l~ iran. Inquire OK RAVEN. Pisae-F'fts
Mst ufsctur.ra Nc To- C.atsr~t
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
AIRS. WHITES BOARDING SCHOOL for GIRU

VI Dsnbury Conn Terms $ per aanum.
Co "orSs' Of cts,S.m a, Dasse .i. 6 Il Roach Esl
Greenwich 1t OF AZ No 2l Para place, Ne~-fois.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

pOAhDING in BROOKLYN-A short distance
from Hamilton Ferry Tso Gentlemen car be aecommo
adjoining bed story sith
partial Board In smy where there other boaies o.
Genueran h Wife In either week II
9Th additional and basement
would b, rented 10 small family Address NJ Box No Ill o.
Rent4fU
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
TOR SALE or to LET-A frst-class Brick Hou''

L'OR SALE-In tho Village OF Boonville, Onelis
Co1,., tss lot. Of good h'ass .nf
a.. or. srryns on the oaknt
hr.ns.- All don ell b. .,d o~ 90 soe ,i'i
srk,.o Inquire upon tee pf'mss OF IOdN Saih''S =" :"
w X fOsTb v. No 6n Divircp-st-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22
MARIE DE LA NoUvELLE oRLEANE
LIE l6 June, 1854
Conseil Commun de la vile de la Nouveile
Orleans.
I'M l57T
MARIE DE LA Nc

Orleans.
mo 1577
ORpDNNANCE pour autotser lie Marie de Ia vile de In
VILE de II Nuuvee Orleans, veatu deS pGuvoirs de
lacte de In Legislature de Fiat de la Louisiana
approve lie 15 mars, 1854, ct sujst conditions
mentionnees. sosccirr pour lc eoupte de In yill.
tonds capital de Ia compagne du chemin de fer Pont
chsrrrain pour la construction un chemn fer de
la NnIvele Orleans u Ia Aobile
est ordsnhe par Il G0nSeii ComRln De Ia rifle de Ia
EOEee Orleans, que lie Mare de La vile de la Nuuyrle
uleaus souscrr4 pour le cOmpte de la compaguie du
chenip de- fer Poutchartraiu la de million Giuq
cent mile piastre.
SIC Hes de rhts daomc &c, Que la subscription de
Ia ite Gpnpagne payable boBs de Ia dlte vile de
81 tho rEaCun ayant trnte cOHrir portan lnteret
au to ht pour ceu ayrC iea coupons dlnteret
attaches, TavablH s,iniannutltnent Ii NOuvelle
ufteaps on w York Iransferahes par endnSstmeut
du president et du de- la dtte compAgnc
dts hons p fr0nt converts actions DE- la ditcom-
phEne tnute cp1que posGerieure drd einq
ceis de leur iapres les rsgleinruts que
president ct les drectrurS ugeont convennabe dadoper
a7ec II 7entemeHt des perttes ipteresseps.
SIC d IL Isl de plus ortohnc 3c Qu sera preeyc
toute c>psce de propri-te occupaton pro-
esson mtutenaut taXHha Lns ia dlte VILE mais de
JtuFeT dt chaque auue, cmmencer au Ter InYer 1856
une take spsante payer utere anuuel des dts boris
sItctitut lc tnu& de la de tpXe qui percue la
meme tpoqle ct de Ia ntnn mancIe que la take pour
femprout onnsollde de la d tie vile.
SIC est de- Plus 0Ffoe ETC. Que les bops de la villo
ennis pour les actions de dtte cupagae ennis
rrcns an pair pour les dies aGtbus pour la
dPeharge entiere ct pneuele oes dts b0ns eur eche
les acti0es de Ia dtp cOmpBgnie enists
yenr de Ia vile retrront a=ctees reimbursement des
dts bons raison diz actions pour ehuque bon de
500
sfc 8 II est De plus orda,ie ETC., Que cenorrnemcnt
la section lie Sete d. la Legislature du Mars 1854
mentipuee toua ordonnauce resolution autre acte
adapte PR 'e cUnse apres de Ter iabyier de
elmaue anbep pstr du ler jsnvier 1854 tKcepte
ord0Ananee pour meoSefla dite take pour ID dette con-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22
EDUCATION.
NIRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
u, Mnsiear ALEX NELSON. So. . s. Chatlna s.ret

IA -J.b
TESTiMDSIA Is: .h
Prof holson llnae
Of language in the Rentac+- Military Institute. ~
. T.. ". MORGAN Joint superintendent.
Monsieur Nelson d9rdedy French ever me
with, .nd gent 'enan in all hia conduct. -
Prf NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville.
Monsieur NeSon m .choars
81 tie speaking French Spanish elegance and M
rity." tLouzvie Journal ~ 20
His eystsn well for Inducing
time. N. o Crescent.
We bage had personaoPpstunes Judging NJ can
recommend him as apt teach
True Delta. tnn4ss IL
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
en ear-iul are informed
@ tha h WILLIAMSON lady of Rev, .. H. winuso Rector Of
EKibs ot-sthn Fl street east corner Of
whose m has been Teachns admit her
y and dag Sthool LIMITED nunbsr f pupils Extraordinary
2f r I.rEEltti " AGsI, md bAAWiNG jans ly
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES - As
1tiss-G ALLISON s ~ 'ne
The this IN a tn.
Taoun Deartents iuite finished
So lhe 'Inos sxertops
totheif charge,
nio'' Eah Nv nno stfhh ihatlfute
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

saS ECREl SES--Gmce 50 Customhouse
stes3 het~rsn Royal aad Bourbon seets--GR. JAMES
would eaparuy cu the
info tnAtely eutaad
IT'S most apps Tug o Nl they oht9iu certair,
SPEEDY wl tht sruy Btlaum npy other
Poisonous Drug from Ya daya any incony
procured oh himself and upon trial they 6eet cure,
chhrge VIII VI !
Of ennence al Union they hnya
seeted which ineube Hhvcans
Ses Dr.
aia ases that have und the eniee
sung nsabee be produced but ~hathey
cures and it order that The afflicted ayA
aud truly faSdentai discoveries Dr. j. has perma
nebtly thiscity Cusohcaee
served tS phet honfH from AAd TO Pa fehi3 1vip
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22
VOLUME VII.
DANCING--MUSIC.

& COLONEL DE KORPONAY HAS THE ag
honor Of informing lI friends the public in general ~
tha On account Of .hs calculated Jnlena ConcerG be war
Obliged hi Dancing
Odd Fsiows' Hail. hat of the Muchana Institute Lowe eev
koom where he will give his HE uaGa dayonday
Thursday Saturday. at -,syn.'
Moner BENEDICT FISCHER tho eminent Pianist, preside
4 the Piano. r. N-5
nv For further particular inquire Col KS residence, ST. opp
Hotel Mt the frb2O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22
. IvER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. NERy.

IVEh VVNIT IAINI, U1 16PEFSTA, NEfIV-
Il q OuS bEBitIrY DISEASE OF THE KTDNE NEYS-Fa,ther
Ses5n"oS rom NJ s9uli in favor o t00FLANDS GERMAN BIT
lE prepared Nv DIR [. NJ. JACKSON Iseed
by al et eae medicine no " use
tue The ahote 6
READ ANI DE CONVINCED.
VII ADAMS Publisher of the Argus, Weston.
said vac, last low ahl.
Stand At the
titers, me- have used two
bottles. bot here to friend who had
ek at nnE time; H. has also by
them TO re Superior any medicine n ntp"
tlENtt tSN, Gl4tgOw, Mo August 1851, Your
Bteis are ginning to go hele gave ot away lays
a Iqd ss been lie means OF selling abor oen bt'es'
D X HARDING St. Me-. J..e 81 is5l said: Yoir
medicine dub daion; our peope nppear
Know them have had hours and
have sol acTen bottles Please send another aey
ir p a HEIR Paris Mo-, March 1858, Bitters
g Eivea b. ter n ali The where they
uFed than ntsfr medicine with auac
IA Tny ENTIRELY VEGE Bf prostrats the
syrttm. -
For sale by respectable dsnirHin Medicine
J. WRlGHrS CO, New tlrls ans
1ysoIu
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ANASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY, IN
a. Mf. p CISSEY respectfully the Ladies aud ~
Gentlemen q New Orleans tnat his DANCING hCADEMF f
oenat Mo- II Bourbon Euso house &a
Gnhl streetn where he Will teach all the MOST FASHIONABLE
DANCES. I ri.
DAYS cHLpnpSMondays Wednesday, and Fdays from
r. II. iii dark,
EF Private Lessons for Ladies Gentlemen every
N. Pm.
sB- Cass for Gentlemen, to O'Clock,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

ssATENT ACTION FLA Noxrrs saasgasv yssvs,
FoRTES.--The ,fors for a3sSsrk 4S%
slee. stock Of 81, and Octave SQUARE AND mi VI
5OUDOlR PIANO F0RTES, from the cesbrnted1 " VI
factory GILBERT ait Of which
uref at the Jewery and Fancy Store GUINNESS HILL
:1mIE I 'i5es'. g. ,...,c.aa, ELIJAH DUNBAR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

EMPTY B0TTLEs-50 gross Porter bottles.
quartz pnta 2oe caret qeer's pts sale by
OIL Cam
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4 Z OKATIU D. HEWITT, PiANO. O.,,4s:agg..-a.
CORTLAND ;IIi.aa Myslc ais STORE No 80
-ttenton Of the public to his large sreesivsI u
asortmsut Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
tbeptons and apo we'll
soRTEs from the factories
Europe among which he found those Of STGDAF
No. York HALL soy Of New York, and PLEYEL CO. q
hsr6 The above insttunents- Of thu
il-GRhND, rICCoLo PfcGOLc oBLIaUE AND sQuARE-src
Of the most celebrated mnkefa in the world combining
rad Of tho iubrber
81 * letayea. They will be Rslj
prices, MUSICAL MERCHANDISE quantity
ons constantly hand The largest
9f
~hich offered at he GUIFh
arsd BY tLtAM HALL SON tbs sPANsE
MODELS. Fhese
stand the elus;s The hae had
With the murte details tho His
the
and hisacies will aeeetad
tok Of al Kinds MUSICAL and te aud
MOST FASHIONABLE MUSIC. The
invited TO cali and his stock.
eIS lyns H0RATIG D. HEWITT 80 New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

s9 Uni puncheon old Jamaica Rum, for
e. "a sae by a I. CQCIEn y q BALL.
Z GrSp, .ffaa
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ETXCHANGL ON NEW YoRK-At sight,
4 "A and on mI, purchasers. For Hale by
McRAE, COLEMAN d CO.,
T..d .ag1a
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HNOR LIVERPOOL The A ! fast sail sssA
r. = ing american ship JANIS TITCDlIis, Captain sAskIAS
M IS NV o'dhg aud VIII have quick diupatcl e
balea Cotton amply
J. P. WHITNEY \ co, 81 Cam street.
~ For phEaage apply 70 the Gao on hourd ialh
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LIPERPOOE,.

ENoR LIVERPoOL--The A fast sail. aa
" ing eirag ehp MARY WARD, Capt g. W xkATS
N9tye teqres 5000 wheat complete cargo
FRET ht OF which, apply y
iH2l GIFfNEY g. LOWELL. flg Con,mo, al tte.t
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syOR LIVERPOOL THE A fast sail ~.
n rug American shi, MARsHFIELD, Capt,ln Tor Sh,AR
rey now loading llnediat dispatch For eiT1
oil $50 bales Cotton, appy TO
I.P WHITNEY d CO. 81 Camp atreots
apply to tteC Cant h6n La
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EOR LlvERPooL.-Th A j fast sail sts,aS
"A ing Amtri. M ship PARAGON, Capt Drinkwaef
nov loading and will tHpAtcb lreigat
baies 1tou, apply - UP. WITTY EY co.
~ pnslrisc, lpplv to ttaCo boar, iri4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

2 EIHJT IfGJL.
Willleave SATURDAY, July /, ~ O'Clock AM
ESUR VERA GRUZ-U. S. Mail Line -JsEHz
ii. Thenew and magnificent s.eamshE DRIZARA xhlkXEa
1880 U4rth.n) Thomas Forbss Wit
Crns lboVP, p pidctuni y,G4rryInk u. g. Mails, "
RateH o I PsaaaRY..
Rs1
heAlnr meht soods per cubic opt cenu
Farroight orpasHHge,
and atearage paaasngers, ,Gpplyto
HARRIS h MORGAN N foot of Juliastreet
,s... opposite the Steamship L.anduy.
paengrs provide With passpnra Wan III.
Nj f'nnpr '-''
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STEAMSHIPS---SIIIPS.
EdLEE&TOM


Will sail on sUNbAY, Iuny 25, at 8 O'Clock A. m.
EJ'OR GALV ESTON ,INDIANoLA, ,PoRT ,vlgTES
LhVACA and MATAGoRDA BAY-Resuai wv sggsIItlSSAs
Orieane ind Ierns United new maQieeni
steamship LOUISIANA, Jeremiah Smith, commanding, VII
eays as above, audiIg
neect to ghterasen Nssoria Bny without
reKhto
appy HARRIS MORGAN, oot Of Julia stteet
uun.., opposite the Steam . l.aning.
SB Thie'in pilot Cayalo
VIII hereafter the supervision its h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

IRR1ED APPLES-1o0 sacks in store, for
y .ele BY [nplsl A.D6aiEFF 8 co, 40Dd i.rvee.
M ADFIRA-l00 gross in store and for sale
LYh nv T. J. HART q CO. "a Tchonpl toQss at fehlQ
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HNOR LIVERPOOL. The A fast sail sgsN.
4 u ing American bark CARLO MAURAN. caprair 97hkhTs
johnson, the
mediate dispatch For eala5ce ol freiggr applyio
CHENEY & LOWELL, Common rLr-e
ies orto 6. W. HYSSOS, ~ Car an ST. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

1 ARGD OF THE BRIG CATHERINE
- Direct from Palermo,
a9O' Mnartau LEMONS;
500 io ORANGES;
1e0 do she.ed ktMoSDS.
100 Tags ENGLtSS WALNUrS;
FILBERTS,
iOi do. So0t-sheltd AbAf0NDS;
10 barrels CANARY Sc D.
81 tugs Sicily SuhIAE.
40 C4ntar's Best Ctuas BRiAIST0SE.
Also FLAKE MAMMA, ESSENT Al ulLS, atc,; sale bv
ie56 r u sICH0LS Il CO. fEsinp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-22

ENOE LIVERPOOL L.-(Takes o Grain. -,
tek will have Immediate dispatch n4icI Aupty 10
jtl 9. " OLIVER 4, u, 81 sTsyn,aaet a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21
POSITION OF THE VARIOUS POwEgs

Prom The London Tses April J.
When We stated yesterday thst the changes now nitro
Suced In the Ottoman Empire by the influence OF the
Powers which have allied themselves for its defense
amount 10 re oluon in its social condition did not
fore.ee the cry striking confirmation OF this remark which
reached us few hoars later by telegraph We are in
forusd by communication from consi Antnop'e, dated
the eth Of March that the possessions of the mosques are
TO be declare the property OF the state and that the re
fua Of the Shsiku Islam to consent 70 th measure Was
the cause OF his deposition
IL this statement be correct is beyond s comparison
the most important resolution ste 10y the Turkish Gov
enmept destruction Of the Jsnissares for
q mt nsuIe from which Sultan Nahm0ud himself focouei
though he often contemplated as one OF the mos essen
tia conditions Of the regeneIasn of the empire IN ds
measure contrary u the pr,udces OF the MGssGman
ard the interests of the U,mas could hardly have been
att npttd with chance Of safety the Sultan his
Minister unless he he'd the support 0f considerable force
in the inn edisto neghborhcod of tho capital AM even
now We shall not be surprised to learn that coup dtl
OF his q, scrption has been followed by agitation and
element among the Mussulmsn population.
The mosques aud religious foundations Of the Ottoman
Empire form important spiritual corporations, eSe.siOg
an det endeut legal and theoretical power IN the state
Tie Urons or aserr Of the Law aud The Koran the
sh nsessors OF the vast wealth belonging 10 these oan
d,ols ard al Zoe time. ~ TIC OK founders OF the
f,i,b ana fundamental laws o. Js0m thsy enjoy
,ho 20 which tie hi hes powers in The state bave been
ecn RELIED 70 how The iusecuriy ui properly cnd"f Al
albiur, GuveiImCrt, and many other c-nste ha'o IN
due.d 1uIki isfdosItrS hsnl gcnt aiNA so A' 81 ~
g. sssI ., ~ ~ simpi. .ii estates to Dc nosqso-
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Tie following is TIC sub-tance OF he treety just
erted between the sovereisrs OF Ensiand France aai
Wr.ie, her ,,,,y Green CT the Taisd kinsdom r. e:.,
~ ,..r WED s' h. ii. ssl,sa % as. re,eiul
,,t Oh IA e. mad b, i J-,i} the "a ,e'o o. Al
tsc IT, 20 rrriy ofrh EAle ead the 14e2e9-
n. eSe11es sst the S..sice
"a siF u il. . 10, ,sS
b.. .,od al ant 70 tn stn NJ "'tsce ne an;
sfr-, .e~te 10 hi. ii'shue~ me ,ais to cps
1c.sts' u'der certify heir views % sc etcsce W. ,ae
a. ue'ir il,.s sorssad viii so' '''anee 20 '' sa-
Fcr -. rmres- h'ir Royal an n'ea NJ .'ies ,,r,s,s
81 rs isor " ne Huse ~, re- &c 81 rh . -. 49,, .oi
~ - Tt'sn pror .o-sg' .fI wno aavils n
.4i t. 1ssi.:s s'a
i,n 'd iI'i.nd s. - % ,t Hisi d.. tbs ,s,.1 zen
Pc IS smssrc,. .loa3 rsgrrs ,beI said HJsa' n,s:-
h-i.Wosut u,y 30 .ooor,te 90 I'D 'k'' NJ VI IA 8
~ it q r- md oe' nee.'ay for at,.ioior
. be' -, .,s ss re So! an
r., h, r5 ,o",. hen .sslI be sen ia ;. \
tt d,tu'- OF he onsn terrtoy shat NEE .i'a sac
crey rilon 'Id be y 40 e the sane
TIE siih ord !retch vll ores that have been ''aAAs
Tt 81 eon.iseir wis CO lecivly
ries nuus each ota vi boa loss Of : ne essy aa
l .s y M Tue o. "s:s .ad ii. H.hses.
eudo srme aud to n,er toto no n,so,
k sut-rt an pr-1nsres OF pcsc.
viii Russia whoat The knowledge aud consent OF
/ the nniliI bigh coniTscsnF raies ,u,-,--
18th ob-c o. the present. eey ssve PEI
~ petc- Np"s
Or 81. United Of B sin and r.nf aud ais
r-p tue Fmtersr tn French shs fortnsh adj %eaa'es
prompt wi hss al of ths' force. BY nd '14 sea ,oen As
.hf eve efloysd attaining the Obj g. OF the ptea al
tr,s'v posii5rs the tomln territory
be provion,y occc yied By me forces a as
and FIarc sbs be r,,'ored Tho anhorss re 81 Zine Os
rsn Poe thin days TO be reckon rom ts7 "a btn ses
The s aons Of the treaty hitch Ih' present var shall Lave
/ teen --.sr Al -.
Ar III pre,ont shs Be ratified aud the f.thcAtoo'
,L ooD Sc TIL etn be eascd "thh inc space
. o! 46tks ekDbed fiou she day Of singing
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On thursday light Aprl c, a splendid banquet
given the London Tavern 20 his EKcesncy me Goy,
erBor General Of Canada over which Lord John Russe
presided and which attended BY upwards Of 300 gen
tlemeD.
Alter the usual loyal and other toass had been given
Lord Russell said that he coEld but feel II great
honor have propose in the presence OF 30 many gen
tie acquainted with the official administration OF TIC
Colonits the presence OF 20 many merchan's ia 'ne
the health Of the noble Earl who had so well preslded
with su.h merit overihe government V
ada ICieers He rtjoced kewise, that he was speak
ing the presence Of the representative Of that great Re
public of the West, whose were derived from The
The blood spoke the Language, and inherited
the same ancient laws as ourselves. Cheer lie might
be permitted mention three epschs Of COLONEL govern
uent There that period when rhe colonlsts from
this country we're, Ike the children Of Hghlanf cot
projection or shelter tasng the advantage of the first
breeze, and at the same tte the rick OF falling down
the crtg being lost in The mist that surrounded
them. Cheers That period passed away, but not
without importing TO many Of the youn, colsnis,s that
vigor which enabled them sferward 10 grow up into
great and free communities Cheers Then arrived q
Ier0c when by petty Tcia restc 1ns esi by mag
pifceLt fnaIc a projects attempted - derive h,se
advantages from the colonies which coali Only be OBJ
tsintd irm their uede and their freedom. lcher.
IL as beer said b. siassman who was WI as well,
that "lhe American war caused by q Secretary Of
State who btrOugtt him after the lap,e 81 many y-~s
sIea his dispatches" Even the fst4 reye'es OF the
Americ did open the eyes Of our Government,
and the SINE system continued for many yeas.
here greater liz lance OF il than OF Canada. It
fpy The time OF sssaliVe interference wa lns COLO
1es, ne uted, was hkewise pae; and with regard to
CsBsda all events tDey trying the syste Of
allowing people quite capable Of discerning ID .r n
teTe,ts TO govern Themselves withou. Obstruction.
lCleers. That stem tina! required ne
diIary ab.ies judgmn t and temper 10 cary success
iulls into effect Such ;her, the prop,risd ilr mer
il. Ike those belonging to the Eerl Of Elgin. Cheers
IL had been bic duty % act the part Of constigu-
tionsl kug over province which bod greatly pros.
pertd and increased under his the population Of
rbich hsd Iisen from little more than 100000 10
100000, tie revenue vi which had ilcse lssd fcJn
10000 % /. 10000 per aEnumi aud the export'
aud imports OF which showed year By year III. eyi-
d'Dces II growing trade and improving industry lie
Of those who had continually agreed S,th tae
GovInor-GGtIal in the policy he had pursoed asd
vi Git bs the fate VI taat ,aiaceni province
whether wh,d 20 remain with Us in loyalty - the sane
sostTt wheh-I other views a natel the majority OF
tie ToyVlsi0u-he hoped that the friendly esas Sh1b
Lad hrhGto istd OtlvD' 'heln eud as people 0
o. LGlisa ls,OH, Eo.l. c..ille .al alFa re nlin
.l... t.... o.. ,li.t i'rd CON .h.i-,i If -4.A-
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Be allowed thirty days from The tms I, ma,
Of the order for loading and departing ana Z.
8, sea ~ any Of hsr Nsj--- hps ,hll % permitted
proceed H. uoon eAsmDson. = sha1 appear 'ha' the'
tsreos wee taken bO4'd before hs ssps on OF tue
above term pfoydna s, have sot on board any ON S'
in o,y.l or military se,sce of the sseny or saI sece
inhibited or -onrsbnd OF or disss;h - Tie Aa'Au
GcvsrLnCnt . .t =.
Ao, ihs' opy Russian vessel which p''"f 20 '"s -.
rsr.h .hsll l,eve sailed from any foreign pot SUI '
Ns;.-,vs p dian t.rror,s for-igu or colonial poses
sons .hal be permitted to port OF place aud DIS
ebsrys thr sargoes and sfterwsd forthwith depart WITH
on, aostaion and that an such vessel # net at SEA ny
IN, of Der Gsjsy, shps shAl be permitted b e'S'iaae
IL, ir voysge TO any pr, bot tlocseded
TURKEY
pha Pssha s adver pg Lis troops in three lines IN
,he er ec op of lrajars on The Heeis between
Bs,chR and Varns Oh the e7ih.
FlEcuru Tie City Of London vi part 4 Lord Rag
lan staff Said from Pors mouth on Fsdsy evening
SPAIN
ror-y thcrsard artisans fed tie streets Of Barcelona 90
tie 18Th They were unarmed and when Summed 70
dise,rse they refused They then turred their seps -
vsr1s III. Garcia suburb order to JON their "omra rs
Outside the walls The gates then barred o. toe
II ops ~ho when pslted By toe mob had re
course to their The result was thGt several OF me
/ mob WI. kDlsd and wGaDded, AFTER which meg DIS