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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-02
HOUSE.


Bills from The Senate. In addition to act
Incorporating Rutland and Addison Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.. referred to Committee
of Ways and Means Ia amendment of act
extending charter Of the Bank Of Vergennes
referred to Committee on Banks.
Engrossed BIZ. TO incorporate Roxbury
Verd Antique Marble Co. passed.
Reports By' committee on manufactures,
Senate bill to incorporate Vergennes Scale
CO.; amended and passed to incorporate the
Cornih copper CO., amended and ordered to
Sd reading. BY select committee, bill relat.
ing to the grand list, which was referred tC
the committee on printing. BY committee
on banks, against bill to incorporate Fairfax
bank on motion Of Mr.. Buck, laid on the
table.
By majority of select committee, in favor
of bill in amendment of act to prevent the
traffic in intoxicating liquors, bill of Nj
1 Powers of w. with two amendments-on,
that the testimony Of witnesses shall not b,
used against them IN any prosecution, ant
the other reducing penalty for procuring Ii
quor BY false representations, from $50 to
$40, both of which were adopted, and tb'
bill was made the order for Tuesday next II
! AN By Select Committee, in favor of tn,
/ Joint resolution on naturalization laws aBC
foreign paupers, and it was made the orde
for 3 P. NJ. on Monday next.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE.


Prayer by Rev. T. J. Scott.
The resolution, requiring the subject mat.
ter Of every bill to be briefly indicated in the
title was adopted.
Pirate Bills referred BY Mr. Bartholo-
new, TO pay Henry c. Dwight Sl95; to
Committee on Claims. BY Mr. Steele, to IN
corporate the Windsor Gas Light Coz &c
Committee on Manufactures. BY Mr. Ed
munds. for the relief of three Transient in
sane persons; to General Coamuee. BY
Mr. Smith of Tunbridge, to pay Ezra B. An
drews to Commute on Claims. BY Mr. Ba'
ker, to preserve fish in Lake Mcmphrema
cog; to General Committee.
Public bills referred to COMMITTEE on Prin
ting By Mr. Atwood, in amendment Of sec
50, chapter %, c. $, providing for jlries o
three persons BY Mr. Odds, in addition tt
chapter %, c. $, of highways and bridges
Petitions referred. OF citizens Of Burke
to Select Committee on the Liquor Law. o
o. Sanders and others, for division OF Sier
Ing and annexing to Morrstown and John
son: to Select Committee of five.
RESOLUTIONS. BY Mr. White, no bIlls to b.
introduced after Wednesday next; laid OF
the table. BY Mr. Beckwith, to pay DAME
P. Thompson 500 for services at the pres
ent session as Secretary of State; rcferre'
to the Committee on Claims.
Mr. Lyman moved to reconsider the vo'
dismissing the bill providing for fences o.
highways supported by Messrs George an
Bartlett of L., opposed by Mr. Powers, an
/ LOST.
The Governor communicated the Tent
Annual Report of the Vermont Central Il
r. Co, and 1t was referred TO the Committe
on Roads.
The Senate came in, and the joint assem-
I bis for county officers was dissolved.
Engrossed BIS. Laying tax on III
County of Chltlenden; passed. For tn
promotion of Agriculture, &c.-opposed b.
Mr. Marsh, supported by Messrs Field an
Darling, and passed. TO amend chapter s
| c. s.. ion inquesls Of the dead j passed.
Extending provisions of sections 81, 50, 81
81 and 80, chap. so, c. S, to fire districts
passed. For the protection of orchard. &c
supported by Messrs Bartlett Of l.. and Brig
ham, and passed.
Reports. BY Select Committee, unanImor
report against bill to annex Somerset TO Dc
yer aud Wardsboro'; laid on the table. b
Committee on Banks, bill to incorporate o
ange County Bank ,instead of Chelsea Ban
as in the original bill y Mr. Powers of "
moved TO lie, SO as to adopt the old rule
distribution Of stock, instead OF leaving Il
Commissioners to exercise their discretion
opposed by Mr. Field, supported by Mr. Pow
ers of W.. and agreed TO. This bill aga
came up, when Mr. Powers Of w. moved Il
amendment Just indicatodi adopted. b
supported by Messrs Field, Edmunds, Pow
ers of W., opposed by Mr. Brown of Graz
Isle, and ordered to third reading, ls2 to 2
By Committee on Manufactures, bill Incc
porating Roxbury verd Antique Maib
Company ordered to Sd reading.
Adjourned. =,
SENATE.
Engrossed Bills. 10 amendment Of cha
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SENATE.

Reports. BY General Committee, in favor
of bill in amendment Of act TO prevent raf-
fc in intoxicating liquors, offering amend
ments THIS bill is made the special order
Of Tuesday mex, 10 A. NJ. By Committee
on Land Taxes,i in favor of bill laying tax on
Chttenden County passed.
Engrossed Bill. In amendment of act
extending the charter OF the Bank Of Yer
gennes passed,
Adjourned.
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SENATE.

Eagrosssd Bills. 10 amendment Of chap.
65 of the Compiled Statutes, relating to
Homestead and Widows dover; passed.
In addition to &C, extending the charter OF
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Trains Going South.

LEAvEROUsE's POtN j atG A .7.a5 AN aud
80 -t Adams at 2 .nl So m., A A.53 pc 20.
H1rlfuaton 25 .a., anh lp m.
NnatpsHofaf g, i2 D.. .n. aut Z. % r- ra-
Tta6Ul g. Co., r,aia fri1 iuute'f puiuf connecticut
White yer JUNCTION and 1914 ndsos- with Trains iof
Nf..oa. Nav YORK ani f1t.rmrdl atr rlasanst afn.-
tnrfa Hn-ton EARLIER THAN BY AM olhLh
ROUTE. aud in New Nnrk ttr same evening".
riakets for Nuglrs Fails, fuhll'i ueiro o. thictsof
So Lluis Kansas, aud itras Nosti iprssle at aIia'A
tians on Vermont Ce0iral route.
Iy.S;EER
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extending provisions of sections -, 30, 80
81 and b chap. so c s; to amend chap 6,
c. s; both ordered TO 81 reading. Bills re
lating to witnesses, also TO no;ories publ,
and masters in chancery, and both were loi,
on the table. BY committee on roads, bill
providing for fencing highways, requiring
substantial four foot fences y Mr. Smith o
Tunbridge moved substitute, exemptng
owners Of droves from damages if their cattl,
are properly drven-opposed by MrGeorgC
and after further discussion, it was moved tc
dismiss the bill Hayes ia, nays Sc BY
committee on roads, bill to protect towns
from certain suits for injuries on highways
requiring notice to selcctmen before suit ;
laid on the table and made the order for 3
p. m. Tomorrow. BY general committee
against bill to protect orchards, g. c.; ordered
to Sd rea ling. BY select committee, bill
laying a tax on Chitlenden County; ordered
to 3D. reading. BY committee on education
bill 10 establish board Of education, con
sisting Of one from each county, to be elect
ed by the people y referred 10 committee on
printing.
From the Senate. Bill relating to crimi-
nal proceedings, referred to judiciary com
mi,tee.
p Bic Bills rgerred 10 Committee on
Printing. By Mr. Adams, in addition ic
chap. % c. s. lrequrng a majority of r
r. directors 10 reside in the Slate.j BY Mr.
Sergeant Of Barre, amending sec. chap
20 c. 5. BY Mr.. George, relating TO trus.
tees.
Bills referred. Relating 10 lands Of rail-
roads corporations, to committee on roads
Ia addition to secs. - aud %, chap Is C.
s also, 10 relation to trustees, to auditor,
and referees, to jail and prisons, aud t.
confession Of judgment in trustee process
all 90 Judiciary committee. Adj
FEIDAY, Oct %.
SENATE
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Bills. BY Mr. Daniels, to authorize the
transportation Of conyicts; referred to Com.
mircc ou Finance. BY Mr. Benedict, relating
10 Religious Societies; referred to Judicia
ny Comnt,er. BY Mr. Hotchkiss, mcorpo
rating the Johnson Cemetery Association
referred 10 General Committee. By Mr. Al
len of Rulaud, 10 regulate charges for
freight upon railroads ia this State referred
to Committee on Roads BY Mr. Waite, al.
terIng chapter l0i Of the Compiled Statutes
referred to Judiciary Committee By Nj
worthington, in aieratsn and amendment
Of chapter Is Of Compiled Statutes refer
red to Judiciary Committee.
Resolutions BY Mr. Leavens, that no bill
shal be introduced in the Senate after Wed
nesiay morning next; ordered to lie. By
Mr. Atkinson, relating to the Sword, Pistols
and Military dress Of Ethan Allen; adopted
Bills called up. House Bill altering sec
ton o. and renealing section 10 Of chapte
6s of the Compiled Statutes rejected. 1t
addition TO net incorporating the Island Pom,
and ST. Johnsbury Rail Road Company p
/ passed.
Adjourned.
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new county by the name Of Jefferson,t consist
ing Of Cabot, lIardwick, Walden, DaVille
peacham Groton, Woodbury., Marshfed
Plaindeld, and Greensboro y to select com
mitiee on Caledonia shire.
Petitions rcjcred-O f. Smith and 9th
ers, Lester Warren and others, to committee
on the liquor law Of d. G.. Pennock and
others for removal Of Lamoille shire to John
son, to select committee Of five. OF Rufus
Putnam John NJ. Martin and others, to com.
mitiee on banks.
Resoiutiohs-By Mr. Cross, to employ a
stenographer to report speeches and provide
for printing The sameTejected. From the Sen
ate, relative to sword, &c. of Ethan Allen
on motion Of Mr.. Powers Of W.referred to the
committee on revision.
Prohibiting the introduction of bills after
"Wednesday nexi Mr.. Powers moved to a.
mend by inserting Tuesday instead of We'd
n9sday- lost, % to 25,and the resolution was
laid on the table.
Pubic BIS referred to the committee on
f,mhng By Mr.. IIaseiiine, Of Bristol,
amcndngs 81 % c. s, on repairs of high
ways. BY Mr. Powers Of w relating to
term and compensation OF salaried officers.
BY Mr. George, relating to boundaries Of
highways by fence post. BY Mr. Sergeant
Of prescribing standard weigh, Of oats,
rs lbs
Reports. select committee, asking to
be discharged from bill to tax Lamole coun-
" agreed to, and bill referred to select con-
miltee Of FIVE.
Mr. Field called up the bill annexing
Somerset to Dover aud Wardsboro'. Mr..
Field said he was opposed to the bill, and to
the substitute he was about to propose, but
at the request OF It's friends and for the pur-
pose of final settlement Of the question
which has boenup nine years, he present.
ed substitute, providing for a committee to
be appointed by the Governor to examine the
towns in person and report TO the next ses-
sion at the expense of the towns. Mr. Howe
opposed the proposition, demonstrating
against imposing this expense upon his town
Mr. Field moved that the bill and amend.
meut be referred to the select committee on
this subject. Supported by Messrs. Field
and Crosby, opposed by Mr.. Howe, and lost.
Mr. Reed of Wardsboro' moved to dismiss -
agreed to.
Special order.-Bill relating to dispositions
,repeahng the act of last year;) supported by
Mr. George, opposed by Messis. Field, Beck
with and Brigham, and rejected. Bill relat
ing to masters in chancery and notarlcs pub
lie. giving them powers of justices amend
ed by excluding them from the trial Of cases
and also by limiting the bill to masters II
chancery. Supported by Messrs. Beckwith
Bartlett Of h.. Marsh aud brigham, oppose,
by Mcssrs. Field and Powers, and rejected
Engrosscd Bills To in orporaie the banl
Of Orange county; passed. Relating to up
peals from decisions of commissioners OF
estates made the special order for o'cloc
Monday afternoon. 10 protect towns from
certain suits for injury on highways, (requr
ing notice Of injury within twenty days
supported by Mr. Powers Of W., Smith o
Shelburne, opposed by Messrs Bartlett of l.
Field and Edmunds, when on motion of Mr.
Edmunds the bill was made the order 70
Monday afternoon next Adjourned.
, n'clnck. p NJ
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HOUSE.

Prayer by Rev. Eli Ballou.
Pripaie Bills refsrrtd.-By Mr. Haniford.
to incorporate Green Mountain Academy, to
committee on education. By Mr.. Hastings,
to incorporate 81 Johnsbury gas-light co to
committee on manufactures BY Mr.Wright,
to tax the county of Westinghouse members
of the county. BY Mr.. Bartlett of L., to pay
Horace Evans S252,i7, to committee on
claims. BY Mr.. Wallace, constituting a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-02

c. We are authorized to say that the
name of the Hon. EDWARD SEYMOUR of
Vergennes, was used for Auditor Of Ac-
counts, without his knowledge or consent
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n. sslEISBUIkNE,

Nocas,li. vrIoly q, i. $50 '''' > %
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10

A letter from Sevsstopol says tina. people
generally insjs, upon believing there is a
scall around tina. city, end 60 on talking a.
bou. stbresching'' il and "mining" it, and
performing all sorts Of destructive opera
lions on o thing which does not exist
There is no wall Of Sevas,opol. There is
no defence of the kind within or wilhou,
its line which ought to be called, or can be
considered, a town, wall; bu, there lie 8
stone wall crenels,ed for muskeIry, which
extends from Artillery Bay round TO the
Platform Bas,ion on the French side. II is
q detached we'll. and offers no impedimen,
to the artillery of an enemy directed against
it. The French, however, do not regard il
in The least. as il is only Q long weak cur
tain. The Russian batteries are before II or
q, its exuemi,les, and this is the only wall
abou, The place.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10

MARYLAND PILGRIM's CELEBRATIONS
The Leonardtown Bpacon contains the gen.
ers order Of H. G. S. Key, Esq, ChieI Mar
shall Of this celebration, which takes place
in ST. Mary's county on the 18Th inst. He
states ,ha. intoxicating liquors will be ex.
cludsd from The grounds, that public DIM
ner will be given, and urges visitors to join
the ranks in the procession, no, to lresspass
on the adacen. premises, and generally TO
conduct themselves with strict proprieiy,
and thus show. becoming regard to the
historical even, proposed to be celebrated.
In consequence Of the inability 10 pro-
cure water at the site Of The old city of 81.
Mary's, on account ofthe failure of The we'll
there, the committee have determined 10 a.
vail themselves Of the neares, eligible spo,
q. which 10 have the celebration, which is
iha, known as "lhe Governors Spring."
where some shade and abundance of pure
wafer can be had, situated three or four hun
dred yards distant, on the land of Dr.. NJ
Broome, who has generously rendered i! for
the purpose.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10

Speaking Of the repor. that Austria will
no. unite with the Allies in their war against
Russia, the Baltimore american remarks,
that The immense importance Of such re-
suit, if il turns out to be true, csnno. be o.
vera'ed. sit will be likely 10 change the
whole aspect Of the s,uggle, and precipi.s,e
Europe into general war. Prussia will be
confirmed in her Russian proclivi.ies by the
position of Austria, and as the entire neu-
'rsIi,y Of these two powers can scarcely be
preserved, the seat of war may be removed
from Russia 10 the banks Of The Rhine
England and France would then, by the
pressure Of circumstances, be forced to fall
back upon the pro- ects tina. were indicated
at the opening Of the war, end the re-eslab,
Iishment Of Poland and the independence OF
Hungary constitute the crv ,ha, would call
all Europe TO arms. Louis Napoleon in
that event would find an enemy to meet
without going to the Crimes, and in this
country the true senlimen, of the people be
brought out by a struggle for objects that
would strong y enlis. American sympathy"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10

A SILLY BUsINEss.-A parcel of idle fell
lows wh" ought to be better employed, are
hooking poor imbecile deuggisl Of Boston,
named George Washington Eros. MeIlen, a
crazy abolilionist, by making him believe
that he has been nominated for the presi
dency. They brough. him on here from
Boston, last week, and gave him a mock
reception. and procession, which escorted
him over TO Brooklyn, where four or five
hundred people listened to lecture from
the old man and the curious answers TO va
tlous questions put to him. The slate Of
bis mind may be inferred from the fact tho,
when asked how par. Of mankind became
black, he answered that in the beginning
The human family were taken 10 the top of
a high mountain, and lef, there. Those
who descended on The south side became
black from the intense hea, and those
who went north took their white complex
ions from the snow and ice. Clear ss mud |!
.Nso York paper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10

The official passenger lis. Of, the steamship
Pacific contains the following 1.-THE Hon
orobe General Augustus Caesar Hannibal
Dodge, Minister PIenipo,en.iary 10 tue
Court Of her Catholic Majesty Isabella H.,
Queen Of Spain, his wife, three children and
servant" Pretty good, that, as an ilIusIra
,icn Of our plain repubIicanism, and fine
Sc, off TO the simplicity enjoined upon our
Ambassadors in the celebrated "cos,ume''
manifesto. !. canno. be denied. however,
tina. our Minister has one qualification for
the Court Of Madrid-a long name.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10
NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce Mr.. JOHN
w. LOMAX a candidate for Road Supervisor
in the second election district.
may 10-te
We are authorized to announce Mr.. PHILIP
A. SIMPSON as candidate for Constable in the
second election district.
may 10-te
We are authorized to announce Mr. JOHN II.
EDELEN, as candidate for Jnstice of the Peace
in the second election district.
may 10-tf
We are authorized to announce Mr. WILLIAM
w. FRANKS, as candidate for Constable in
the second election district. may 1O-te
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10
Mr.. Perry, United States Secretary of LII

Mr.. Perry, United States Secretary Of Le-
CATION and Charge d'Afaires ad interim at
Madrid, has sen. home an indignan. rejoin-
der 10 certain accusations made against him
in the matter Of the Soule correspondence.
He defines the position assumed by him in
the Embassy, both in the absence and dur
the presence of Mr.. SouIe, and appears to
have taken the ground sIloued him in a re-
cen. article in The National Inteligencer,
namely, that he was not The Secretary or
Charge to Mr.. Soule, but TO the U. States
10 regard TO The assertion that "wbilsl he
was writing one thing 10 the Secretary of
State he was writing another and di7eren,
thing TO Mr.. Soule," he brands i, as utterly
false, and challenges the production Of proof
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10

THE STATE LlBRARIAN.-l, has been sta
ted that Mr.. Harwood, the State Librarian OF
Mary land had refused to vacale his Office,
although the Cour. Of Appeals had decided
tina. his term had expired, and tina. M.
Marshall, chosen by the Legislature, was
entitled 10 it. A communication in the
Annapolis Republican. alleges tina. Mr.. H
admi,,ed the points decided upon by the
court, but that he now contests The right Of
Mr.. M. TO succeed him upon an entire and
distinct issue.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10

We alluded shor. time since 10 the fact
Of an unfortunate gentleman from Marylsnd.
named Thomas Bsiley. losing 100000 by
gambling in New York; and then s,,emp,-
ing to poison himself. The sequel is ,hs.
he has since been under strict medical sur-
ve'Iance, and now is pronounced insane
and totally incapable Of restraint. Ano,b-
er fearful warning sgsins. gambling, for i.
seems TO have been tina. and it's consequent
ces which in This case caused reason 10 deser,
her throne.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10
FOR SALE.

\ TRACT or parcel of LAND, now occupied
n by Mr.. JosIas Moore, lying in Nottingham
district and adjoining the land of Gen. Thomas F.
Bowie, about seven miles from Upper Marlboro
containing about 100 ACRES
There is a Dwelling House and corn house on
the place, and suficiency of Wood 1t is
good location for Store or Tavern, and the land
may be easily improved. For terms, &C., apply
to the Editor of the Gazette, who is authorized
to consummate the SALE ~.
Also-6 ACRES of LAND adjoining the above,
with new DWELLING House, will be sold Sc
parate. may loft
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10

The "Townshend manumission csse''
hes been decided q, Annapolis after eight
days. trial, in favor Of The defendants. ].
will be remembered this is the case in
which John Townshend, who died in 1913.
left his negroes, seventy in number, FREE
], was decided adverse to the petitioners on
The ground of insanity, sufficient testimony
having been offered on the trial 10 convincc
the most skeplicsl.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10

AN INCIDENT OF WAR.-We extract the
following passage from the letter Of a pr-
vs.e soldier. dated, a. Sevastopol, and pub
lshed in The London Times
allowing seen Nj. Russell's glowing de-
scIiplion Of The battle Of Inkermann, ] need
no. suemP, to cay a word on the subject
From his description oil you wanted to give
life to the word.psin,ing was 10 hear The
roaring Of The cannons, and listen to the
clash Of arms. One scene, however, ] can.
no, withhold, as j. effected me SO much
10 the heat Of the battle q young Russian
officer made himself very cons picuous, and
appeared Indifferent to danger. He was
young, tail, handsome, and indeed besuti-
fol. Twice had my rifle raised 10 shoo,
him, bu. my hear! smo.e me, and | turned
i. in another direction. Ia an hour ! saw
him again, but. oh, how changed! His
cheeks, which had been flushed with the
hea. Of the strife, were now deadly psle.-
He lay, or hslf-reclined, on the edge Of q
hillock, and held The miniature lik eness Of
pretty young lady on his hand, which had
been tied 10 his neck by small gold chain
His eyes were fixed upon it. bu, they were
fixed in des.h. ! cannot tell you " ha, ms
feelings were. Indeed, ] canno, vsn.ure.-
II would unmsn me-"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10

Our imports continue TO be light, while
there is IiuIe more produce going forward,
the exports from New Y ork last week ex-
ceeding those of the corresponding week Of
1854, Notwithstanding the at presen, very
ligh, shipments Of bresds,uf1s. The steam
er Of SATURDAY., for Havre, carries gu. less
than one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars, bu, the exports Of the week amour. to
nearly q million and half.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10

There is much apprehension expressed
by our Farmers and Planters on sccoun. Of
The dry and harsh spell Of weather prevail
ing at The presen. time. Should i. continue
much longer scarcely Tobacco plant, i, is
said, will be lef. uninjured by The "Ay p
Upon the growing crops Of whea, and corn
The bligh,ing effects of the weather begins
to show; and withou, seasonsble rains and
warm sunshine in the next Two weeks. the
Whes, harvest, j, is believed, will be reduc-
ed one half in this county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-10

The London Times declares that Austria,
is now bound, if there be force in bonds, to
declare war against Russis, while, a, .be
same time, i. acknowledges thu, the "posi.
'ion and policy of Austria 9, this conjunc-
ture are, undoubtedly, the most obscure ele-
men. in the sffairs Of Europe"