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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08
TOO POORi

"Can't ] induce you 10 take the Patriot
q year. we said TO a thrifty farmer the 9TH
er day, who offered US 50 lbs. butter at "
cents a.pound.
Z" ! should be glad to-" was the reply.
but ! am too poor! You people in the
villages make all the money, and we poor
fdrners have Ia get along Almost any way.r
"Welin we said, t. il is a pity you are
30 poor. what do you get for butter and
cheese, hay and grain, and potatoes, and
sfrair even, these daysY"
suppose, now" we continued, IS we buy
the so lbs. Of butter you offer for sII.OO-
and you take the Patriot IN payment. how
long do you think il would lake us 70 nav.
III el,JO a year, for the paper? Just sirhf
year,, within one dollar You bring us 4
cord OF ~ood, and you want us TO work two
years 10 pay you for IL! You draw a ton
Of hay, and will be satisfied with ten yenn
Of our labor 10 pay II! You will sell u a
cheese. and Will let ~ OF with about three
years 10 pay, and % on! Besides, my
Christian fiiend. everything you sell has
Ilren. double, and in ma ny cases, more than
double m prsce, within . few years, while
Dohing that We sell has nseii, and MANY
things have setasIly fallen. Afew yesn
since, you farmers we're glad To pay far the
fatriot . year with si.< bushels Of potsioe..
Last summer you paid With fsce. and WITH
in twenty-five cents Of = year, with one I at
the same time, II &c should rse t.o cents
"n the paper, you would think the World
~ss coming 10 an end IN On honrl
We are glad 70 see yoa farmers prosper.
We hope you oil gst assfal nch. We
like 10 see yon take sdsants &c Of ihe times
but don't lrt your prosperity make yoa
p~ensrsoas, ugbi-hssed. and mean and.
above oil, don't (srgap< PnAis, beesuss
yea eant % .ifhesa hun. -sny say you
can ia nr--Df Psfnef
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R~ss.ss . n.rii.sss. Railroad.

Tho holders of The SECOND Mortgage
Bond. 81 IN. Rutland Road. in Boston and
vicinity. held a Dcssiae al Boston On Sat
urday. III, 25sh ulL Tie proceedings
we're interesting. as shosins inrrcascd con-
bdenep m the rad. and we're a deserved
compliment 10 the admirable management
Of President Thatcher. aud Superintendent
Chap,h. The ~foIlo~ing rs q brief abstract.
r. r. y Dcgrsnd made the opening n.
marks in which he spoke Of the fiaticring
condition and prospects, Of the road. and
intrinsic value OF the second ~ well rs first
bonds. The whole amour, Of bonds Is but
sl.oo0.ooo-sls0 10000 frs. and $780,
600 second bonds. Mr.. ID. was ~sAnguinc
In his belief Of the upquestionablc vslue Of
the security based upon the whole history
Of the road whose resources KAYE been de-
yeloped. lie regarded his second bonds a.
in,rinsscally worth dollar for dollar.
b. T. Reed made some statements in re-
ference TO the especial object Of the meet
ing. which was TO consult upon measures
for retaining in the hands OF the second
mortgage trustees the possession Of the
road. According TO the conditions OF the
first mortgage instrument. If the coupons
are not paid when due, and a demand there
for is made in writing, al the expiration Of
four months, If payment is not then made,
the road passes into the hands Of the first
bond-holders. Some SG00 worth Of cou-
pons had been thus demanded, and the final
term Of grace was approaching. There
was also a clause in the instrument that if
payment be delayed beyond six months.
the trustees can sell the road. II was
thought desirable that the road should re-
main where il Is, in the hands Of the Sec
ond mortgage trustees. as the second bond
holders interests would be better subserv-
ed, pnd those Of the fmt holders not COM
promised. 1t was therefore suggested that
a committee be appointed to confer with a
delegation Of second holders from Vermont
On Tuesday.
After some debate, a committee raised,
consisting of p. IF. Degrand, Southworth
Shaw, J. y. SwiA, o. ID. Ashley, and T..
Chandler, to meet and confer with the Yer
mont delegation ut the head of which is
Senator Phelps.
Several gentlemen made statements in
regard to the road, which was shown to be
IN a highly prosperous condition. These
statements. as regards the prosperity of the
road, were based upon its fine working
order, present business, and future pros
poets; and n marked compliment was paid
to Thomas Thatcher, its efficient President.
The road has earned the past three months
from $4,000 per month for the year.
Harrison Fay confirmed all that had been
stated in regard to the condition, earnings
and prospects Of the road, and that the day
was near nt hand when both first and Sec
ond bond interest would be fairly earned
and met. It was stated that every thing
set forth in the annual report had been
properly auaited and ~ouched for, and no
act Of fraud had ever marked its history.
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: ssow.--Il came ~pleniiully on Mon.

Ssow.-lf came plentiiully on Mon
day. and was a foot deep on Tuesday morn
ing. The weather Is sufficiently cold to
pickle the slcighing. and wheels have sud
denly taken the place Of mnnen Sieighs
and sleds are running right briskly, the
sleigh bells mig mcrily. and VIC nre IN the
midst Of . genuine Vermont winter. Eve
ybody rjo'ees and says, while there Is
winter let there be snow.
The storm has been very extensive. and
the fall Of snow In this region in not 80 deep
~ il 10 south aud east Of u. The Boston
train due here on Monday, did not arrive
here till Tucsdsy afternoon.
As Arr1sp,x TO TsAsKssrviso.-
From Mcssr- A.. d J. G~oopsELI, Troy,
n. Y. 90 have received = keg II as fine
oystrn a. ever "shui PAM We placed
them as near our hcar ~ possible, and
and found them Tour share good for u, and
ourselves good fos them. Evidently they
hssesss been troubled With I. sca-ssckDcss,'
and have found their sphere Of usefulness
on land. Me.sr-. Goodseli. long may ycu
save. and find . ready market Tor shslldom-
Notice particularly the sale Of really
valuable Goods al Auction. by DAvLKr,
on Friday evening. at the Hue Store near
Washington Hall.
Observe, also. and ponder Il well, that
there v an advertisements afs Concert al the
franAiis Hall, on Friday night. The sing
ere are highiy commended.
-Laseoxs & ossoop. al Centre Rui-
land. have . Jorge stock IL Goods Of every
name and shape, from esldron kettles down
10 gloves and tspr. They arr e~uisspnsing,
bssises. mss- and arc supplying . crowd
Of ea.tonsess. Consult their advertisements.
-%Jusr,css ev rws PEses - FAisna-
srs.-w. c. Kafrcdge. Alsnscn Allen, D.
Ella J. c.Psn. G. B. Rsnsey.
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The Voice Of Vermont.

ri. ,..;o.;.. ,r ~ co,... r.uu
~ .'
10 WHOM was Te'e'rea 30 hnch OF ue uov-
ernor's Message as related to the passage
by CONGRESS of the Nebraska hin. renorted
,L-..t ~. c..;-m.. ...---
a"o , u 'e''e' VI reso'u-
Ions expressive oil their opinion on that
svbject. Their report was not made till
non, Tho clos. n ,,a sos.;.u - -. g.
' 'of
any extended discussion OF Its merits. 1t
Is needless to say that the resolutions were
adopted BY a large majority. They are .s
c.ua~..
~
ffesoired' ~ ne senate ANA Hcuse 81 Hep-
reseniGi,res, Thai the repeal OF the . Mis-
sou Coinpronise was a gross preach OF q
solemn eompact a nagrant violation Of
pnghtcd 'aith' ,famPiing on uhe expressed
WIN OF the people; that y mas wholly i'm
pared the commence OF the North IN The
,egn OF the ooa'h, ana destroyed all
ia''h IN the permahehcy OF past or future
compromises on he supJec' OF slavery, or
any othef.
hesoaced, ma. 10 nose members OF o
gress' "ne,neI' rom une worm OF IRON the
South who IN the late contest for right,
nave peen true 20 uheir honor IN to their
oa'hs, tne,f eounfy ana uhe'f God, the just
ngnls OF lne vsouh' ana thc national welfare,
ana especially 10 our " Senator In that
pody, 90 we give warmeSt thanks, and
= most cofdiai appreciation rejoicing thai
uough a ioui Stigma mas been aihxcd To
our naoionai honor' the integrity OF Vermont
mas been sale IN their Keeping, and no stain
mas tarnished hef iaif lame.
hesofred, That ior those members ofCon-
gfess iro'n uie Free States, who, seduccd
py pnocs, or deiuded by sophistries, have
sbetied the NEBRASKA iniquity, and betrayed
the mighty Interests and destinies entrusted
TO their keeping, words are wanting TO ex-
press our contempt ahd Indignation; that
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08

From Europe.
Liverpool dates to Nov. 10.

LtscrPooi uute1 W i~o'' 10
The news, apparently authentic from "
Crimea, now received, Is TO Nov. H.
The following was received in Lasa|
by telegraph under date tfvienns, Not y
II is possibly a repetition under ans
date Of the report Of the affair Of the 81
Dispatches from Halaklava, Of dat y
18th, have been received this evening 6
cording 10 which another great BATH n
been fought. The Russians are ant
have lost 1000 men. The loss Of the Aas
was also great, but they remained mass
Of the field.S
Russian dispatches, dated on the &n
OH, say nothing Of importance had COS
red at 6ebsstopol-that the bombsn's
continued, but the brooches were repairs
Prince Menschkof admits, however, 10 10
report, a loss Of 1000 killed and rssded'
and adds that the loss OF the Allie
least equal He says the Allies are reds
en- TO $1,000 men. notwithstanding the ~
tial re-enforcements they have received
An occurrence ofthe most horrible n.iaf
has taken place. The great HosPital
Sebastopol, was set on fire by the shells
the Allies, and was burned to the grcon
with all IT. inmates-two thousand ses ~
wounded. This frightful circumaance ,
passed over ss quietly as possible 70 ~
English and French paper,--bel u W
mands the most pointed attention
The Csvh Was IN CBisA. TheOi'e''
lars from Canton TO Sept. 2,d, speak o'oss
tinued attacks upon tbst city, one o. snuN
on the ed, lasted several hours. Ihfn
burbs Of Canton and the country if nv
around have been made desolAis' ~
rebels were expecting reinicesaes1
when the attacks upon the city woul'
ably be o vigorous. The amoSn
received at Canton, so far the Pfc-epr-
son, as compared with last year, ss'"
small.
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10 ~ 1se heaif<d srAchcss. ihs mssnets
., ~ua2 ~ vsrssas. - lrss iulfro.s ),
.ssra 50 ihsr lsh-pss sea tolls ,haa N ths
roaiss rrprsss q the ,sy = Nee Yak.
les tns~isAgs hss hcesspscsS hefrre the
Prepis 81 y~easca,. ~sthin the lsss to
yet'~. N rrfcfcpce N caspssoa = bsels. ,haa
IN refrrrscs % ihe in<an~ Asylam Al nrsi.
ucssrA. More y known o. The hshsts and
ceraaisn q Rris,al RiiL than a. the chsrsc-
iw and eondaion u ANY u oa' school teach.
er, l. tins nght;
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Ls~s = . wrr stinrris shsfssis, 40
sraers< s%ss~ rs--.ysss.u. n -~wA, sss
FRrfrs ~hssamruas ~ shs g. .rns,eut Tn.
sg~s Il shis s.p r~~vsrua frssa. ~ ~
rs~ II a~ar,sar ssscs-. .bo ,ssaas 70 hsns
ssw essrasl dssrn.rsxs " theas ssces-.ur.
A. sserrsss " ne aaaasr, cove 80 the
inaas fs.s.s<a,. 10 srsss-psnsssi.rl, &c
she p~sssesso 81 esss31s.s s~ssusrrssss 10
Csissuis
lss's~ss ~ the psy u sacefs 10 ihs az
saf y r~acsaussssae1. the sas.s srosnd
rhsi q b q me iss srrssoa ss~russrS the
o-seap~s~sssun u he nsi and die.
40 sncfeas1 ~ the naissy fasur. 70 M.
ssesvr.sss 10 she rnssr1 u f,nf ne. ".
essssss-ad ,pfsasy sas 2 q nsossea
sseA. As ssgrpcnssisOa q he artillery v
.iso psraeA
The siiesssun ~ canrrnss V invited 10
ae usauaa<n a.i ron 81 N. ss<svssy q the
Sssr. &c Hsosr sssyAe gsusi-saa, fos The
discipline and rrsersI -nupscsssssns ~
sasascsL
"A iecrrsse II ibs navy oagti % he an
thassErd. tho rrrs,sra thiEs.,-saa Nc
rsse- a. ressoss fes " the great esiessfsn
- nor scsh.asd. BY scqai.i,ioa Il ierninry
"a the rseihc, sod use crossing e.,g-ne,es
a ~censsefrs, on the Asisnssc.
The nsr,ae di-ascrs II the past year arr
d-ei, npsn. and employed ss AZ srgumcn,
90 esoaurriag . better class a sesmcn 10
rssrs The n.ercsuuic rssnse. Tho intro
doc,.oa a indeu,pd apprentices TO tina, end
" urged
Lave Coz maintaining q better discipline
q, sea arr also sBggcst>5- -ish special rel
rrrncc A. 90 infer. . the Arctic disaster.
Tho expenditures al the po~s-cffine De-
fatmea fr the year ending June 30h,
vrre e~s.7s0to5. Receipts during The year
sG.assy2s1.
No INCREASE In the revenue of the De-
ssSsmcpt can be hooked for the current yesr,
owing To the increased compensation given
10 Posimassrrs. The cost Of mail trans
portstion tins year exceeds that Of the year
p~rvsioss sso5.U7i.
The Public Lands !. the next topic
Durng the fiscal year n .ooo,al5 acres have
been surveyed. Broaght into market, $780,
oc0,I7 seres ; sold 7.ef5, 735 acre. /; receipts
therefor, so,2ss,SSl
The President cxhorts Congress TO be
cautious In voting grants Of lands for rail-
rosd purposes. The powers Of Congress,
he thinks, are limited In that acspeci,-but
even were ], Otherwise, he thinks, the pre-
sent condition Of financial affairs, the nu-
NERVOUS suspensions Of public works. and
che frequen, bankruptcies, not merely in
tBonei, but in character, sbotid induce
them TO pause.
The tendency in this matter, we are told,
Is rn TO IN excess and on the whole,
Surveying ell the circumstances, the Exec
utsc uinks II better Tor congress to leave
these railroad schemes 10 private enterprise.
aided by the co operation Of individual
States.
Reforms in the Judiciary arc necessary
TO facilitate the legal business Of the Gov
ernmcni.
In conclusion, the President c~onjurcs
Congress to bear in mind the important
trusts committed to their charge. E.npha.
sis Is laid upon the importance Of religious
toleniion.' Of feAi,y to the Union, the re-
served rights Of the several States, the eul-
uva,ion Of friendship with foreign nations,
the rcfmining from ip,ennedling with the
domestic affairs Of other nations, &c.
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TmE WEArnKn--sandsy sfiers
evening there was a high wind 10
Eighteen inches Of snow fell M
tvo and q half feet of snow on us ~
ware and susqnehsnnah division
Ene Railroad. No freight tfsins 60
The express train from Donkift' es
morning. was at Oswego al hail 80
p. n. There are eight inches o. .s,s
Dunkisk. A. Bangor nearly 10"
fell ,.s
At noon yesterday . storm hae ~ 90
gisg tLAty hours u Albany . r ~
thsr vas colder. A. Rondcut
~ss . suf gale. which sunk hsn y
boats and barges neaf Po'ni L's~
lives were lost
AZ Buffalo. yesterday moru'sg, sSas
ten inches Lsckpon, ~ inehss %
port, IL inches Rochester, 10 ~
neya, 10 inehas Ns~afk, 70 - AZ
burn, ~ inches synease. ~ fua.
bzny, IS inches Onrids, ~
II inebe. ; Troy, IL iDches fsss poa.
" inehes; Wsiernlie, NJ $3.50
ny Pals, NJ inehes.-BshSA fox
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-"
itetE " - asA p-ttA.f fnfs
ss-~ - -. 49, - 49,, - 49, .s--a eos
a.s,
Ass f..as ~ sssrssSs o - k-ase ~ 80 ~.-ia.
f~s fasa sses = .sssp aaisAa sAs~ .. q .ss-~
iva shu.i srtt-f. 49, 10 ' sAiAs s.,.~a
ret"s "nssafAis, eetss~s .es hs.st y -s-.
80 -'ss s~ss -. irsns. snt board 80 q .-4sa.
w. '+s-~~ ~~a'sA ss-s--sns ~ rs~M
-saA h.ss. tan : ~asa y 4,ssif s.I nor.
Wa ne.t ~ SCI ss.4hs' n. sss..' ~ tsks--
NsisA~--Hs assf 80 - tread 90 ms s-.-
hss fs~ ~ssas4 est ssd ~haf pl-s-uss ~ uts.
~ s's ssSs - -. s.ias. sah ss<h sis-s, .ps-.a.
>-ns 10 iAarh 49, " sAsas Ans, h-~ swes D. fcoisss
A@d d xmas hat shs tanks, shsrh b, zoe .ss lad,
Pes, p-4a'srs Hss an. ~sss snsins.ss mine.
ras-sss.
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JAMES Jouss, editor Of The .iass'y
and Kemarksr. Isl reformer. lie ~
posed To the Maine Law,-to school w
intendents,-to the support Of seh'os
TAX on the grand list,--to thanksg''h'
TO fasts.--to prayers in the Legi'l'iSs
but Is a fierce advocate Of lblsek nan
Upward Of forty million esl'N
whiskey, SIZE and a half million g'
rum. and upward of one and thrcef
million barrels Of ale, arc annaaAj
featured in this country, reqainas
Of fourteen million dollars worth
hops and apples.
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A qeosnn cf n~sn1es. -.
scih Houses m Nsaa,,.
son declines beng rrpaoa ,Sa
as he must necessarily be .A..m
raj weeks. Gen Cas-. -. a.
dent &C the ssua,s auno,
Tuesday. scnair n,sht VI.
the rcmsindc' Of tbs sc..A.a n
'icu is intended 10 harmonic. a.
cratic iaetions. The souAeru,
heartily support Bnghi.
Hon. Lawrence Bnimsd A..
scat as Scnatcr from vcrnom
The CommIitccs IN both ll,s.
the same as during last sr..,o,
Tho vote Tor President az
stccd-B Bright ~; DAwson n o.
Foot, 2; Badger l..
Mr. Weller offered a r~cs,lu,,.
ing the Prssiden, Ia ccmman,e.,.
the Instructions aud cnrrrsron
tween tho Departments aud M,s,e
Wool, Commander Of the arm !,
cihc coast, respecting the opcniipa.
M, S,w,,J %o,r.,ra
election of rhanlain. ,,h,rh
Mr.. Dodge gave notice Of a III
thine lmpro, CINEMA nj nosu
R.n,d. ''A
III, Sba.n ,,,,,a ,h.,.n
m,,,e.s ~ The L., - a'nS
snd ,h,, Tho C,s,r hs asa eOeN
vacancies I'm, NAV e,,s,
AZ, I.na-, p.s,i,,,a. 's,e~e
.-,no,,,u.n az Al, ~. s.
~. la, s..s,on se.r. I'm
was I.,a nnon The ,.hlo
M, r,o,e oT,,,J a ,..o,o,io
into Tho .,n.d;.nr. n saa" mp
,ine uo.n,,si :, n-n,l,nr,"a ~,
rha Srn.L.r IA haeu
A,nn., D. ~ 49, ae non
Ensnccs OrdsrcS 70 no Y
On motion OF Mr.. Dctcber. Calt. n.
Committee appointed last winter. coma.
In force.
Mr.. Philips offered resolutions Inrrl
ing tho COMMITTEE OF Ways and M
to bring IN a bili reducing The duty on =
road iron, or allowing extended credit
the same.
MI. Jones, OF Tenn, moved il to be
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Tar Parsrsr sEsaos. The n. Y.
H~aid pleasantly remarks that during the
present session 81 Congress. there ~il be
more robbery and corruption. more clutch
Ing At the sPoslz, more ,hievins. more lob
byins, more giFiag a~sy ofthe pablo Isads'
Dnfe lying. more intempsnnee, more i'm.
norainy, moro drbnachey. more unbiush-
ing eirontey. and more rascaiay q all
Liads IN the eisy q Washington thsa in
any othef place In c~hnztesdsa -of hea-
thsnjom either, faF Chat NATTER
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Those ldO subscriber, who have new
or paid Us cent, are not lost sight Of. The
amount due for the six ycan rs el2 dollars
BY the terms. II paid in December, We
will take eI0. that is el,50 per yer, and
d for interest, otherwise we shall collect
the tl2 the best way We can. We only
ask them to be wise for themselves while
they are Just to us.-FSsemaa.
The above Is a very pretty illustration Of
the working Of newspaper debts. Let us
pdt the whole together, a. IT, contract
With an individual. According 10 explicit
eantrsct between the parties there e now
doe the publisber Of the Fissman $3.50.
Tie debtor, although able enough. for any
thing that appears. is such bad pay, as the
phrase u, that the creditor Offers 10 take, Il
paid within a month. $1,000. as payment in
fulI-throwing in no less than 40, or one
sixth 81 the whole debt or say. . sum equal
10 whole seasons profit on ~ acres ct
90 acre. On the publisheis psn, il il
~relinquishiag though 70 hire = hand for =
yesr.-H cApeHids.
Sap FATALrr-Ws learn that two
young men, eyed ~ and n, sols Of Mr..
Sutherland, living u tho North Beach, ia
CoIehestsr. we're drowned on Saturday night
Dec. ID While trying 70 save . aock o.
geese which they feared would BE- frozen
In the es, they broke shsoagh The zee il u
supposed, and we're unable 70 ~extncste
themselves. The family becoming alarm
ed 1t their long absence went with several
seig.sbo~ 70 search sos them ard about tvo
o'clock 90 Sunday morning their bodies
vefs found about siztsen feet from the
shore and In bot sax teet of water. Life
wasofooane ezfiset--He Prsss. Tuesday
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THE HERALD.

We sAsr s&@sss u eus sssss,s.e1 ,efus.
fss-s .~ ~ sr~ rsgr. saii Isa seu
vhs .srres v ~ ssAssshess s-isg sr
sss Hsssss tee rcsrs 90 Ne arn a isn.
'.sss. oil be sssseaes ir@s The i~- ssA
tasas pr~s~sas Assse1 essr Sc ~ooilr~sioa-
Tar sas.sss n ihss class co our hss. b
sssrsfs fsus.~-.ho hsse sren h 70 ~sis.
ssas srsn % n~r sss. tho sam II sessiy
esa n !. sers .~ssscrtrp that h.s.
iaied lr~ nv rss~-s N TN. s,s,e dnras
tho Fss'. Il " ssey VIM lay on NE las,
fs~0.es hat hrcsks ne ~es1xs's bsci.
TIE .sa.ss 81 all p-s.uas living cat q
Rssiss.A Classy. ~Ai be ssr<ssa frsn the
lss. ~kru she tune Sc ~AAeh they hsss pre-
psii r,,s'~s-
Aarr-s-r-sese. fresa The cities vfii no.
IA snr case, H. ,assssed. nalers prepaid. -
asdsso< sAspsgA oar Aress,s-
1000.
W. vsss he iisssap shealA pay fos H.
al anA ia sfaef b. DO thss. 20 ssuss
change aau rates soa.s . bat. The paper 10
s.o- .rdi'ag so.es than any rspes in the
s1.ia. Raiissd csani, 10 n.,,hss q ssa.ll
sn q ross cosn,y. IL s large and rich.
and y rang shosa W -cslih and poguis.
,,cu us~e rsssdiy than any o,ber ~e d che
fosrsecaA We believe ], ess. SID vii. sup
pat = eearsy fapss, y Nat psssy %sore
Support, We are within srsen o. eight
i.oas 81 the cities. and the city psper are
sisos fatal "a % a dis eoopfry. Tss dol
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CoSsTASTISoPLE 18th Juy-Russiais reported 10 have
asked for an armsce Omer Pasha has gone 20 consult
the French and English Admrals.
Eighty siege piece, have been landed at Varna, where
there are now co 900 French 10000 English and 10000
Turks
At Cabinet Council held at Vienna, on - 2jthD 1t
was decided to send forward ornaments to the Wala-
chan frontier with all dispatch, and il is reported that
day was also fixed for the entry of the Austrans into the
Principalities
The DanRh Government refuses permit the allies to
establish cholera hospital on Danish territory.
Some important arrests have been made at Pera.
INPoRTAST FROM VIENNA, July 29.-Austria and Prls-
STA are agreed upon the appreciation which the last Rus
sian note deserves The Governments only disagree
on minor ponts but they agree in asserting that the oc
cupation of the Princpaltes by Russia dangerous 10
the integrity Of the Porte and the Russian propositions
cannot be taken into consideration until the Princpates
are evacuated The joint answer of Austria and Prussia
will be addressed Count Nesselrode, bat 10 Count
Esterhazy.
Ia HAVE, Goth Juy.-Admiral Napier and Parseva
Deschones will permit neutral vessels to leave the block
AIDED ports.
SPAIN, Tuesday, 2jth.-Madrid was quiet Espartero
would arrive on 2sth Gen. Manuel COncha had arrived
ard acted cordially with the CaptainGeneral. At Ali
cante deplorable accident happened during the revolt
large number of women were at work in cigar factory
when the conflict began in the street In alarm they
rushed to the staircase the baus;rade gave way and
they were precipita,ed into the we'll Sixteen killed
and many frightfully injured