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Important Decision I'm Admiralty.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Rsfore Hon Iudoa Inoureoil

Arm 26-Ben,amia Bossov, aud Charl>. w 8,ossn.
o,.,.... -. co -, ~, -, :, -. --., -
uy1"s' 1o"os S"1" o"a ram H~se'-in tne month OF
May, 1852 sixty nine barrels Of rosin shipped
board the scbooner r w Rrowns ownsa h tba r..nora
49,, :,
ons' AZ "innsson ~, 70 DC CARRIED 70 'ne port Oh
New York. and there delivered to the ibean dangers
The sea onlv excentea and tho ths Mans.
,,r, -. ..s - ~
OF adng law Of the state OF New York pro
custom q the pert is to land rosn at one Of the public
anu tnat tue consignee OF the ialgest
wharf the vessel shall go TO- Inc schooner arrived at
tn port ,he rosh on oosrd May 20 1920 ana In &C
cordance win tne custom the consgnee OF me largest
quantity OF naval stores on board named hitchelps
wharf as the one To which the vessel should Co. Accord
ngy she proceeded thither and landed all the goods
board except the sixty nine barrels which the agent OF
the Of the wharf forbade the carrier to land
the wharf Notice was therefore given to the libel
lants to lighter the goods from the vessel They how
ever neglected to do this insisting that the goods
should be landed at one OF the public wharves in
Brooklyn On the I'd of June the schooner with the
rosin on board hauled over to pier 20, East river in
the city OF New York, and notice was again given to
the iheants to come board the vessel and take the
the carrier lightered the rosin to Lyon Half ;
yard in Brooklyn and stored it there giving notice to
they paid the ghterage in addition TO the freight The
hbeants having rendered the freight and demanded the
rosn in vain brought this suit upon the bills Of ladng
for its nondeivery An attempt has been made by the
respondent TO that when the owner OF the wharf
the ccnsgnee of the largest quantity Of goods
on board the vessel refuses to permit the goods OF
ticular congnee to be landed at such wharf it is by
custom made the duty OF such particular consignee
TO send lighters for The goods, and have them light
cred from the vessel to another public wharf But
the attempt 10 establish inns latter custom by SUN
Gent proof has failed In the few cases which have
occurred OF such refusal sometimes the consgnee has
Hghtered the goods and sometimes the carrier has light
cred ITEM and sometimes ,he sup mas hauled to ano
Their wharf The general custom is as above stated
The sole question IN TINS case s. whether the car
iier has delivered the rosin to the libellants ac-
cording TO the bill oil adng or II he has not whether
he has shown any good valid legal excuse for not
DONG Inc rosn has never come INTO the actual posses
SION OF the hbellants 1t has been landed on one Of
BROOKLYN " arrQr
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United states District Attorneys once.

CHARGE OF STABBING WITH INTENT TO KILL.
APRr % On Wednesday evening Charles Hamilton,
pne OF the of the ship Oswego, arrested on
warrant issued by Mr. Commissioner Brigham, charging
Dim with having stabbed William Williams, the master
pf that vessel when the ship about proceeding to
pea and inside Sandy Hook The prisoner II appears,
made desperate attack upon the captain with sheath
Knife and inflicted him several severe wounds; the
sspute arose consequence Of Hamilton refusing to do
duty The captain ordered the mate to put him irons
md he then sprapg upon the captain and inflicted
MIN four or Eve wounds about the body Hamilton
intimately secured and put in irons and the vessel
turned to quarantine where he was delivered TO the au-
1lorities Committed for examination
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sup ALsxAspRiA At Baltimore from Liverpool had very
heavy weather lost sails spars rigging &C. On
ut fell in with the wreck ship Sea Nymph Of Bow
doinham from Liverpool for Baltimore before reported
and took her sundry pieces Of dry goods
40 The ship appeared to be Tight had lost msnmast
head topmast &C. fore topmas Hbbeom and all forward
yards.
CHILEAN srrr viRcISIA, from Valparaiso for Monte.
vido with -four was totally loa on coast Of Chloe no
date nor particulars.
BAnx vELooIry, DRILL, 10 days from Aspnwall bound
savania put into New Orleans iSsh tnss In Distress
having sprung leak
BAG iour WmLlAm ooodspssd, ef sad IRON NOrleans,
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PHiLADKkPHIA Aprl "a Ph-Arr ste smship Kenne.
r. GA days: Daniel Mallory whden: David Brown Doug
lass and Rhcdah Buesh Sharp. Noreans; Loretta Nor
den, Trinidad, Cuba william Henderson Boston, schrs
Gen TsySr Spencer Massnass days Lyon, Cline Pants
Moloy Wilmington, NC; George Edward May; John Ian
oastef, Sties, and Sharp, sharp Boston; Davis
cid steamship KennsbeS Copss NYork; bark Echo
Fuller Boston; schrs Emerald r) Smith. Halifax Julia
Corsop. Wilmington, NC Julia Smith Crowel Boston;
nedf
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The Commercial Mutual Once Providence had S000 and
the American and Merchants 1925 each cargo schr
Bogcrt at the voyage from Charleston
for New York.
The ship Edwnn Of AS tons sold Auc ton in Ant
werp, on the 18th inst, for 30550 francs.
Brig Factor from Cardenas for Portland which put into
Chereston 18th ut in distress has been there
by L II Potter, Esq, and will hail from G.
The brig launched at Arrowsc 24th called the James
Wakefield, not Arrowsic. 800
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Court Calendar-This Day.
tymrrp STATES DBrncr CoURr.-Nos. 80, as, 49, 49, %,
s1S.zss Crouit-Nos. 462, ST., 37s, 439, 47s,
as4l.. ana. COZ, sos, sos, 500, Oil TO GA
eUruoR CoUK--Regulsr Trial Term.-Nos IA see,
fc7 sol $780, e27 oil, e3T, ESQ., s41, o43, ol6, el7,
MA o5I p53 Q55 057, $50, 963, o66, 966, 967 969,
n eS3 u.s. OF, go, psi, ss3, sss, $50, sp, 9s3,
10, 81, e9p, l,o0i, I,oca, f,oos, 72s
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BOSTON. April H-Arr bark Sarah Maria Baltimore
brigs Tugwassa Cienfuegot: Sarah Wooster Savannah
Samuel Hines, Philadelphia.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-05-31

~ HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ of
- Venditioni Exponas, issued from the cour,
Ut Common Pleas of Monroe county. Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer for sale, at public outcry,
at the trout door Of the court house in the town
of Woodsheld, in said county, on
Tuesday. the 18Th day IF June. 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a.. In., and a o.
clock p. m. of said day, the following described
real estate lying and being in said county, to wit:
A part Of section %. in township 2, of range 4,
being all that tract of land lying north of the
of Ridgevie. bounded on the asst by the lands of
VIM. Pittman. on the north by the lands of Jacob
Pittman, and on the west BY the lot sold by Henry
Kyser to John P. Ferrel, and on the south to run
parallel line from the line of VIM. Piitman west
with the north line of said town of Ridgeville,
containing 10 acres more or less:
Aso-the following tract in section 90, town
ship 2. range 4, commencing. for the same at the
south west corner of lot decided to Henry Kyser
south to the corner of said WindIands land thence
east till it will intersect with the old line on the
west end of said town of Rldgevile. thence 10 the
street line, and thence to the place of beginning
containing two acres more or less:
Also thirty acress of from the west side Of
the south east quarter of the north east quarter
of section 20. township 2, ranged:
Aso--the north east quarter of the south east
quarter of section %. township 2, range 4, con-
tanning 40 acres mole or less:
Also--the following town lots in said town of
Ridgevile. being Lots Nos. 2. 3. A. 8. 8. 10, and
l6. as appears by the plat of said town.
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop
erty of John P. Ferrel at the suits of Hampton,
Smith & Co. WILLIAM READ,
May 10 S5 .l2 Sheriff.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-On Saturday
IA the 10Th day of June, A. D., 1854, at three
O'Clock, P. NJ. OIL the premises hereinafter de.
scribed. the undersigned. as the Administrative Of
David Johns. deceased. will sell public auction
the following described tracts of land situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit. The northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter OF section 80.
township 4. and range s, containing 27 and &c
llundredths acres Also the southeast quarter of
the northwest quarter of the same section, town.
ship and range, containing 81 and 26 hundre dths
acres, uhject to dover therein assigned upon the
TO lowing terms-One half in hand and the resi-.
due ir nine months. with interest from the day Of
sale. to be secured to the satisfaction of the Ad.
ministratIix. MAHALA JOHNS, Adm'x
may 10. of David Johns, dec
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JOEL f. RANDOLPH.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Woodsfezd, Monroe County, Ohio.
Barnesyille and Woodsfeld
M MAIL HACK.

The subscriber has commenced running Hack
between BarnesvilIe aud WoodsfieId, for the pur.
pose of conveying the Mails, aud for the accom-.
moiation of Passengers His Hack leaves Barnes
vile every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
on the arrival of the Mail from Wheeling which
leaves there al O'Clock Of the same morning,
and arrives at GAINESVILLE at about P Nj. to din.
ner, aud thence 10 Woodsfield before sundown,--
Returning. leaves Woodstield every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
morning, for Wheeling. connecting by Dickin.
sons Line. with the o'clock National Road ON.
nibus Line
BY this Line Passengers from Woodsfied. NAL
aga aud Somertcn, for Wheeling, will go through
the same day; and returning will leave Wheeling
in the 'rning and arrive in Woodsfie,d in the
evening of the same day.
All packages sent by the Hack will be promptly
delivered. B. ALEXANDER,
May 81. Proprietor.
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@UARDIAN SALE.--On Saturday, the 2l,h
" day of June, 1854. at 1 O'Clock. p. M, will
be offered for sale, on the premises, in Seneca
township. Monroe County. Ohio. as the property
of John w.. Rebecca, and Daniel J. Turner
minor heirs of John E. Turner. decd. the follow.
ing real estate, to.wit: The balance of the west
half OF the northeast quarter Of section 10. town.
ship Z. and range 4. lying and being in said coun.
~, after deducting thererom all that il contained
in following bounds. to.wii: Commencing at the
northeast corner OF said quarter. thence west "a
more as is contained within the following bounds:
Comm encing for the same at the northeast corner
of said 26ss5 acres last aforesaid. thence west %
rods SO as 10 contain Fl acres: which said trac,
"f land SO to be sold as aforesaid, under this ad-
vertisement, contains 80 acres, after deducting
said 26s acres aud 2l1a acres as aforesaid.
Appraised at $3.50 Terms made known on the
day Of sale. A. s. McCAFFREY,
May "a. Guardian Of said minors
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Arriral of the america.

New York, May "a.
The steamer America arrived al Halifax
with dates three days later.
Brown & Shipley quote cotton market
as having opened buoyant. but closed
heavy, owing 10 the Banks having advanc.
ed The rate OF interest unexpectedly J per
cent, consequently the market receded
from the previous advance, and may be
quoted dull with prices trifie lower. Low
er qualities have declined, say /. The
quotations are as follows: Orleans lair 81
Midaling 80; Mobile fair 81. middling 8
10 81; up and fair 81, middling 5 3l6 to
5 l-l4th.
MONEY MARKET.-Consu!s 88; rates oi
interest advanced to 81 per cent.
Gardeners circular quotes beef active
pGces SITTER but will not warrant any
change in quotations. Pork in request
Bacon, inferior declined 5s, firm. Lard
all qualities have slightly declined; sales
al SIS. Sugar, the duties have been in.
creased Is per cent.
Dennistown quotes white wheat l2s3da
63s. Red lOs3dalls4d. Corn active al
an advance OF sals5d; Western white
39s6d; yellow 39a4Os.
The weather was favorable for agricul.
tural purposes.
Iron market firm with fair demand fol
Scotch pig at 82a824, Spelter. prices con.
siderably lowss, say 5s. Copper firm.
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Death of AM Editor.

We regret 10 learn that Thomas Richie,
Jr:., one Of the proprietors and editors Of
the Richmond (Va.) Enquirer. died on
Monday. The Examiner says:
..His heslth had been long declining,
and his demise was not unexpected by his
friends. Mr.. r. s retiring habits withdrew
him very much from contact with the world
but all who knew him respected him for
his honorable sentiments. elevated charac.
ter. amiabls and generous temper. and
genuine manliness. The sentiments OF his
acquaintances towards him were those o
mingled esteem and Affection"
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From the Boston chrono,ype.l

Consumption prevails as matters are. aud picks
off the hest and prettiest Of us in our prime. In
this state Of things we must do the best we can.
piece and patch up the web of life. with journeys.
voyages and medicines. 0faA the medicines ,cs
kno,C Of,
"DR. wlsTERs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
is ,chat ,oe first recommend We have in our
office living proof OF its efficacy. who. but for
ii. would have been beneath the sod long ago
The inventor Of this medicine. DR. WlsrAn, was
man of science. Of humanity, and undoubtedly
prepared the remedy in its best form.
bc3-See Advertisement.
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Probate Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that settlement ac.
IN counts have been filed in the office Of the
Probate Judge of Monroe County, Ohio, by
Joseph Garrett, jr., guardian of Sam uei Gil
more-final:
John Griffith. guardian of Sarah Jane Ander-
scn-fnal:
Caleb Morrison. guardian of Asbury Morrison
- final:
Israel d. Riley. guardian Of Rachel Ann Riley
final:
so Thomas Cummings. executor Of Jane Ander.
n-partial:
John u. O'Connor, administrator of Daniel W /.
Ciark-partial:
Frederick Muhlemann. administrators OF Joseph
Zink-final:
Frederick Muheinann, administrator, of Angus.
tus Wehrman-hnal
The undersigned will examine said accounts in
the above order. commencing Monday, May the
18Th. 1854.
In the meantime they are subject to the inspec-
ton Of persons interested therein.
JOHN W. OKEY,
April l9, 1854. Probate Judge.
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alI|IZ ! 1k|||a||j|I||IEaID |||I|l|||
California News.

NEW lORK, May 70.
The steamer United States arrived al
New Orleans on the 22d from Aspinwall.
which latter place she left on the 18th inst.
and has 100 passengers. She reports tha,
the Illinois sailed the same day for New
York with 400 passengers and 100000
in treasure.
The steamer Sonora from New York.
via Cape Horn, arrived at Panama on the
9th inst; running time Al days.
Markets dull. Gallego & Haxall's flour
quoted at Sig.
The California news is to the 1st May
Mr.. Dillon, French Consul. having been
arrested and brought into Court, to testify
in the case Of the Mexican Consul, had
struck his flag and will not raise it again
till ordered by the Emperor.
The Mexican Consul had been found
guilty, but was recommended to mercy.
Col. Fremont arrived on the 10th OF
April, completely broken up, there being
but twenty men left, the greater part having
deserted after crossing the Colorado.
The ship Golden Fleece, in beating ou,
of harbor, struck on the rocks and soon
became a total wreck.
The barque Walter Claxton capszed;
l3 lives lost. She is total wreck
The accounts from the mining districts
are aattering.
The steamer Gazelle exploded on the
Columbia river, Oregon. Killed 25; woun-
ded 80.
The United States reports that on the
5lh Santa Anna summoned Acapulco to
surrender. The summons was refused by
Alvarez. who sailed out and attacked
Santa Annals troops. taking about 800
prisoners. Santa Anna is reported to have
fled.
New YoRK, May "a.
The steamer North Star arrived from
Aspinwall. at 5 o'clock, with 700 passen-
gers and S45OOO0.
The shipments from San Francisco per
steamer Panama amounted to $4,000,
and by the steamer Cortez 81 ,237 900.
The U. S. troops which left Norfolk on
the steamer Illinois had arrived safely a,
Obispo.
A revolution had broken out at Bogo,a.
and new provisional government was es.
tablished. Gen. Milo declared himself
Dictator, and Gen. Herrera and most of the
National Congress had fed.
Gen. Mesquero is in Berraquella with
considerable force.
The Constitution Of l843 is to be par.
TALLY restored.
Gen. Milo had arrested President Ofarde
and all the other government officers.
The Governors Of runalla and Santa
Martha had issued proclamations calling
on the people to come forward and assist
in quelling the insurrection, and measures
were taken to raise troops for that pur-
pose.
The Governor OF Carthagena favors the
rebellion. and general excitement has
been Created throughout the country.
Dates were from Acapulco to the 5,h OF
May. Santa Anna had broken up his en-
campment and was retreating towards the
City OF Mexico.
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S P RING A ND S UM M E. r
GOODS!

NyHE Subscriber respectfully announces to the
IL citizens Of CLARINGTON and vicinity,
that he is now receiving and opening at his Store,
A Large and Weil-selecied Stock of
DRY GOODS, HATS, BONNETS,
BOOTS A.ND SHOES. HARDW.aRE.
QUEEJVSWaRE, GROCERIES,
Sc, &C., &C.,
Selected expressly Tor this market. All of which,
will be sold for Cash or Produce at tho same pri-
ces charged in Wheeling.
Also large lot of WINDOW SASH and
PANEL DOORS for sale.
Apl 90, 1858. R. CHASE
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Horrible Murder.

We take the following fr ON the cores
pondencs Of the Petersburg Va Express
AccoMAc C. H.. Va. May II.
Our community has again been thrown
into state of intense excitement by one
Of the most horrible murders that has ever
come to my knowledge. A young man
"a minor) named James Ames on Sa,ur.
day last goi Into difficulty with Mr.. East.
his step father, and seized gun to shoot
him, when his mother, Mrs. East, induced
him TO put il down. He ihereupon drew
out huge butcher kniie sharpened like a
good razor, which il seems he had been
carrying for Gig ghtcen months past. and ad.
vancsd to East. who started TO run. Over
taking East, he stabbed him repeatedly be-
hind. ill he fell. when the assassin got
upon and Utterly cut him TO pieces-rip.
ping out the bowels from his breast down
cutting him in the breast. laying open his
heart an inch or two. and stabbing and
gashing him in q number Of places. And
TO cap ihs climax. after the bloodihirsty
mopsier had leit him. Tearing, as he says,
that he was not dead he returned, propped
up the hody against the fence. and cut the
throat from ear TO ear. the wound extend.
ing entirely through the windpipe, and dis.
jointipg he.neck.
He then returned 10 town and delivered
himhslf up. saying he had been intending
to do it for long time; and If East was
not then dead he would go hack and finish
him. He alleges bad treatment 10 his mo-
therssand which by the marriage rested in
East.
Public feeling against him is excited to
such pischstbat itis almost impossible to
prevent their forcible entry into his prison
and putting him 10 death in the most sum
mary msnner That he will meet the mur-
dsr's doom i csr.ain, bnt through a fair
Bial By tho laws of.his country.
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Strayed or Stolen!

Strayed or stolen from The stable Of John Law
renee, miles west of Beallsville. on the night
of the 2lst inst a LIGHT GREY MARE, de-
scribed as follows-FOur years old. with light
name, small black spot on one of her hips aud
little white her hind feet. liberal reward
will be given to any person who will give nfor.
nation where she may be found to WIN. Harris,
IN Beallsville, Monroe county, Ohio the sub
scrber near Morristown. Belmont county, Ohio.
May 81. EDWARD E. HARRIS
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CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen,

BARNESVlLLE, BELMONT CO., OHIO.
TNHE FIRST SESSION OF the above named
i Institution will commence on the 10th day
ot April. and continue IA weeks
The Department of English and Classical Liter.
ature will be under the direction of SAMUEL
DAVENPORT, A. NJ; and that of Mathematics and
N atural Science. of Mr.. JOHN l. THOMPSON, al,
experienced Mathematician.
Tuition fees will be moderate, and every care
viii be taken to afford TO young ladies and gentle.
men the means of acquiring thorough Classical
and Mathematical education.
in Special attention will be directed to those wish
gto qualify themselves for Teachers.
Feb. Is, 1854
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Central Committee Meeting.

The Democratic Central Committee, for
Monroe County, will meet in dsfield,
on Tuesday. June l3, 1854. A general
aisendsnce is requested, as important busi-
mesa viii come before the Committee. The
following are the names Of those appointed
by the last County Convention as the Cen.
trail Committee for the presen, year: John
Wilson, 'Thos. Miller, Alex. Nc Williams.
Joseph Morris. Edward Reed. Harvey T.
Mitchell. Elias Barker, Hugh Mann, Rich.
ard Angus, James Okey. Thomas Griffith,
Jacob rschappat. Cornelius Sullivan, hn
H. Ayres, G. W. Durkee, Daniel Dough.
erty. James Watson.
By order OF members Of the Committee
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8 HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an order
- of sale in Partition, issued from the court
OF Common Pleas of Monroe county. Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer for sale, at public outcry,
at the front door of the house in the town Of
Woodsfield. in said county, on
Tuesday. the 18Th day Of June. 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock tn, and O'Clock
m, of said day, the following lands and tene-
ments lying and being in said county. 20 witt
Lot No. l6 in Linn addition to the town of
Bealsville.
Ordered to be sold in the case of George w.
Barnes against William Simerail ct al.
WILLIAM READ,
Nav 10 90 90 Sheriff.
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Additional by the America.

New YORK. May 26.-.A British war
steamer had entered the harbor OF Sebas-
topol and threw few bomb shells on
shore. but received no fire in return.
A few ships would remain cruising be-
lore that port, but the remainder OF the
allied fleets had sailed, some Tor the Eu.
ropean and others for the Asiatic coast.
In the Baltic Napier's fleet had been
reinforced, and sailed May 5ih) i, is sup
posed for the Gull Of Finland.
The Norwegian navy was cruising in
Swedish waters.
No reliable news from the Danube.
The Russians. it is said, will not evac.
uate Great v allachia.
Prince Paskiewitch will defend Bucha.
rest a, any cost.
|. The Russians propose attacking Silis.
iria by water, and intend posting 10000
troops on the frontiers of Bukonia and
Transylvania. This will compel imme.
diate steps on the part OF the Austrian gov.
ernments.
ENGLAND.-In Parliament Lord Ellen.
borough called attention to the enormous
expense Of three million pounds already
incurred for Transporting troops.
Numerous troop.ships were fitting ou
at Liverpool.
France has camp Of $4,000 men a
ST. Omar's. said 10 be destined to co-ope.
rate with Sweden, at the expense Of Eng
land.
1t is reported at Paris that the Emperor
has written to King Ohio. commanding
him to desist from aiding the Russians
and threatening 10 occupy Greece with
French troops if this summons is not i'm
msdiately attended to. 10000 men are
detailed for that service.
Austria has also threatened Greece.
GERMANY.-The Rothschilds. are at.
tempting to secure a loan for Austria.