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The uuuber OF this journal for the 4th OF December Is
curiosity in its way in so far as regards the United
States
beoin IL contains letter from its own correspond
!, ia New YORK., dated November 90 which letter ex-
ia plain terms though civilly the eowardice and the
shood Of the two leading articles in the Times Of octo-
- and November in reference 10 the United States
IA even copies into its columns nearly the whole Of our
article Of November II in reply In which 1t VIII be re-
..,hsred we did not speak OF the Times very tenderiy
bIe fastening upon IL in unequiyocal language The
.h,yoe OF malicious and wilful mendaeity.
Than il reprints an article from the New York Times in
h the editor Of that Journal speaking and writing as
American should do condemns unreseryedy the "blus-
go. ,vorlsu of the London Times and the .'menacing
80. Of he British government and fully justhes and sus-
aims the position Of the United States.
Y,, comes an article reprinted from the New York Eve
n;oy POST which, ro its tenor, we judge to have been
.,,en BY some wreiched hack Englishman employed
on The POST and which is filled with FL the unspeaSabe
,a..ruess magnity and systematic Misrepresentation
,b ebaracerize the editorial compositions of the Eve
0 Post whenever it has occasion speak of the present
administration
FINALLY comes leader of the Times ITSELF devoted 10
general yituperaton OF tue government o TUG o'eu
States and particular vuperaion Of the Attorney Gene
al contradictory throughout to the tenor Of its own cor
enoudens letter and TO its extract from the New York
Times and founded apparently the base calumnies
which il quotes from the Evening Post.
We do not know whether any impulse of American feel
us vet fingers in the breasts of the conductors of the
Evening Post bu! should suppose that the cheeks OF
the senior editor Of that journal Jingle with shame
snd bis honored name the to all this infamous pam
deng hatred and spite Of the London Times against
the United States.
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OPTICAL.

TREAsunr DEPARTMENT, December J. rs5.
Notice hereby holders Ualed States
that this department will purchase Of 600
said stocks time whoa may prior
LIST day Of June and will therefor following pce
wits
For ssock Of the loan Of 1884, of 10 per For
Of the OF 5t7 sls 10 For
stock issued under Of 1885, called
nifty stock, premium Of And for OF the loan OF
1885, reasemabe the 18Th November s4d, received The
Treasury PRIOR TO The LIST day January AZ
cent freceivcd between The LIST January March
next premium Of and received ae the 3ist March,
and prior said let Of June premium Of TX
Interest will alec be allowed said specified
the certificates from the l July assigned primer
pal OF the cerncstes received Amer
thar dzts the interest will be allowed addition the
from LIST January the Of their receipt
will BE- allowed addition money
seller
Certificates transmitted to this department under the
dcc should be duly assigned Uned
half interest PRIOR the t January
entitled u receive tho purchase- money.
Payment for these stocks will made upon
Bosoa, New York. Philadelphia, pae
entitled to receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec l-dtlsJuneif
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LOCAL NEWS.

correspondent Is opinion that il would regard
cd great public accommodation IL the passenger trains
the Washington and Baltimore railroad would their
Sunday trips We have already called the attention Of the OFF,
OF the road to this Sunday break the
tween the two cities and it for he to decide between
the pecuniay interests coDfded to their and the
y and wishes Of the public II rail-
road companies only to their passenger trains
such days OF the week escerained bo pAyng
days We would have to return to frat principles
and stage-coaches.
Notwithstanding the unavorable state Of the weather
Professor Mitchels lecture Wednesday evening last
rscted Of the arges and intellectual audiences
we have ever seen in this city Professor NJ fully up
to the expectations Of his audience based those
ions upon his reputation Of the profound
and brilliant lecturers in the country.
From shivcrng shrug scquescencs or Of observation it
Is fair to infer that the conviction h that yesterday
was the coolest day. not merely Of the season. but
the present year. We speak, Of course for the meridian
Washington. We had not the boldncss the Their
mometer but do know that ice Of respectable thickness
could have been in the cutters in the canal In the cas
sic stream which ntersecs the avenue, and in the wash
bowls OF many OF the unhappy inmates Of hotels and board
ing houses Coal res hot drinks overcoat shawls and
woolens in all their endless appliances in liberal requi
stion.
The sharp biting weather had its influence
ket yesterday morning. The attendance unusually
small the stock Of fish, Hesh fowl and vegetables limited
quantity, but unlimited far the expectations Of the SELL
the between 9th and 10th streets We have the
heart to give tho prices current but may add that the
butter offered for sale fully strong the faith Of the
huckses in their ability keep the present high for
all kinds Of marketing.
NATIONAL TnEATRE.After long and graceful prclimi-
nary flourish Manager Jarrett Sherdans
ling comedy of The School for Scandal" for New Years
eve with of characters which has been equaed
least this side Of the Atlantic the principal parts being
sustained by the brothers Pacide Murdoch WAlack Bass
Davenport Miss Lizzie Weston, and Mrs. Buckland The
prices have been doubled for this occasion but notwth
standing the advance the indications that the house will
DO filed its utmost capacity Nearly all the choice seats
have already been taken.
Another delightful chop" of At the Washington
House Wednesday evening last There not only de-
ght company at the Washington this winter but they sp
pear to be in an enjoyable mood
The following paragraph from the Alexandria Gazette,
contains seasonabe hints which might be acted upon
with advantage:
"WAsHINGroN ALEXANDRIA sTEAMpoA rs.-Com-
plants about the irregular running Of boats the
injury TO the public continue loud and deep
II the public would only determine to patronze the boat
that goes at regular hours the evil would be obvated
two days. All the boats would then at regular hours
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NOTICE. this purchased all the iateyen In the
drawing of Maryland ccrsoidsed Lotteries,
appsraning thereto will fso this date
manage assisted by w. q. FRANCE
X. Brennan. istevest thevsin.
all the Schemes, tickets and cerh
pashsess viii las presently with the Of "
Brennan sfses
date they viii hear the signature OF " FRANCE \ Go.
BsIrruorv, December Is, ts55.
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The MYSTERY or EXCHANGE EsGLAsps--A cotempo-
ray comes TO The Of such of its readers as are both
cred IN calculating the rates OF exchange and the terms
made use Of by money brokers when buying selling
drafts bills OF exchange on London, Bank Of England
notes when the decimal method is substituted for the
in England 1t will be an easy matter it says to know
when exchange is at par against the country We will
not fatigue readers with the dry details Of the appa
rent mystery why pound sterling is rated at s.
America and 81 "A in England both being identicay the
value OF the piece of gold called Victoria or SOW
eregn but we win furnish them with method calcu-
late BY when Il Is said exchange London is at pre-
MUM "a 80 is par it is called in this country per
cent premium
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From the Detroit Free Press.
ADHESION PROCLAIMED.

We are not surprised that Mr. Francis p Blair during
The Of General Jacksons and the entire OF Mr. Van
Rurens administration the editor of the Washington
Globe has proclaimed his adhesion to the black repub
party. Mr. Blair supported Mr.. Van Buren, in 1915
aud of opposed General Glass; and have at no
since heard he had resumed his democratic allie
glance. He is ola few who everything the
democratic party through the generosity and kindness
Old Hickory who have manifested gratitude by the black
of treason. Mr. Van Bnren himself owed his ee-
lou the presidency General Jaeksons partial
i than to his merits any hold he had upon the
popular confidence He taken, really upon General
Jaksons recommendation The old hero msook the man.
aud it without dstrust that he was accepted by
the democratic party fit Of him in whose
footsteps he promised TO follow Blair raised from
kentucky obscury by the old General and put in the way
Of the large fortune be is enjoying; and Doneson
another renegade adopted in youth as member of
the Hermitage household The old man did not live 10
witness the recreancy Of either of these vores and we
very seriously doubt whether any Of them would turn
Cd thes backs upon the democratic party had their great
PATRONS life been prolonged They have quaed be-
fore bis frown
Ar Blair defines bis position in letter TO ahe Cores
bonding Committee Of the Republican Association OF Wash
ngon City," In it he falls into the beaten track OF Sew
ndsm He argues the constitutional question OF the pow
Congress over the Territories but sudousy fafes
clause Of the constitution he processes to quote The
words of the constitution "The Congress shall have
power 10 dispose Of and make all needfu rules and repa-
aaons respecting the territory other properly belonging
the United States Mr. Blair four different times quotes
ne clause as reading thus Congress shall hare power
N 10 make regulations respecting the 7roriesp Ter
F'ory-L e, andand other property very different
matters IRON the inhabitants Of the organized Territories
insaAleh as much Of Mr. Blsirs argument rests upon
aus asneaton Of the constitution our readers can readily
imagine the character Of the whole The letter win not
rune ne surface Of the political waters seduce sim
gle democrat from his duty
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ZINE Library kdbssons Of Campbeil, niltsn, Dry
den, Bryant alIeck, Lopsecw, Shakespeare, Byon Pope
Moore Hemans, Baltic, Cowpsv Thompson Willis -
gourney Shelly Coerdge Burrs, Wordsworth Gold
smith, scosi Hood sw chaucer SPENCER Tennyson
Rogers as Gray, poets, BE- found, At The
prices bookstore OF the undersigned hns ed
TONS and bodisss Of them bssstfuly "
imported, direct from London by The
dessgped, and bound there. fANCk TAYLOR
Dee
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sh and American press has, moreover not been Of
ture 10 throw light on the misunderstanding
The day has broke thank Heaven and happy TO
perceive the Times like ourselves declaring that nerca
has nothing TO dread from the alliance of France and
England But we could have wished that this powerful
organ Of publicity had said like ourselves the United
States, Come into the alliance; Il Is open you
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HIGHLY INTERESTING Article.

GENTLEMEN; enclose you article translated from the
Seete OF Partisan organ to some extent OF the berass
In France IL said TO have created sensation in Paris
noticed by ~ Guillaret in late letter aud is repub
lished in the Courier des Eats Jns of the 18th instant
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Information Mr.
n. Tsston United Melbourne,
John Henson ssd Henry Kssasy bosh American sitEens
Further information be obtsined addressing this depart
a5-d3if
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Washington, December "a, 1855.
Information Ms.
Aarhesson, uned Hobart Town o the
death Of Wsrren IansnArd citizen Of the United States
Further iaGosmsoA sbtaiaed addressing this depart
Dee 25-d3uf
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by TELEG RApH.

Departure Of the Northern Light.
New Yoxx, Dec. 27Thc Northern Light sailed last mid
night by permission Of the district attorney Two govern
vessels the Vixen and Despatch accompanied down
the harbor prevent the embarkaon Of any psssen
gers.
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JUVENILE Books
The Merchant world
Man q War Life boys experience in the United States
navy vol.
Stories Of Genius; reprinted from Mrs. Holland vol
Con'cal Pictures, aal Stories /
ANsw Flower mr. Children, by L. Maria Child !
Tbs Book OF Enfertainnsnt with eghs sngravisgs
Northern Regions snA v0yagea. voi with esrsvnrr.
Sunday Pictures snA Bible Stories; with say large enasv
wAFs Fsry Taes, from thu ccrnas VOL London.
Robinson crusoc VOL Losdoa. With 70 beautiful enpay-
~.
Just received. YRANCH TAYLOR.
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rNssArioS IRON GERMAN Emigration from Germany
Y Bremen 70 the United States appears to be falling Off
ioai number passengers who had embarked during
ae present year PIP to the end Of October was z9o9G on
board Of l4s vessels
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CO Lecture Tor benefit Of the Young Catt oIic'a
Friend Society will be delivered by j. ilman Lves LII D. late
Brhop Of North Carolina in Odd Fellows Hail. Seventh
Monday, the Jist instant, at O'Clock, III.
subject Authority Christianity Society,"
obtained from either ofhe ocers
OF the Society Eis's music store. aud at The door
I7--4t +
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Later from ferico.

New ORLEANS, Dec 26.-The steamer Texas, from Vera
Cruz arrived to-day bringing dates from the city OF Mexico
to the 18TH
Alvarez had resigned and been succeeded BY General Co
monfot The former had gone south. General Csmonfort
had appointed his ministry follows Minister Of Foreign
Relations ST. Roso Of Justice, Monez Of War, Solicio;
Of Finance Painp.
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NEHERAL AGENCY AT WABHIa0TON.--The sub
scribc formerly Of Richmond visgnis, having
ONCE In this city, few
uy Department. leaders his claimants
especially for revoiuionay services
and pensions under the recent acts ofConsoss.
Having purchased the manuscripts
he has perhaps, the only iadcx which
o. revolutionary pspen in the first auditors
he other public ocss IN ths cspo q Virginia These and the
accommodations from other
him that IL claim Just
able TO show H. where the claimant himself may be entirely
unable 70 do IT, 1VH3M ~
claims under the Of March, giving
Of land 10 all who bsts served days.
~hsEgas will bs very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
James Heath, late Commissioner OF Pensions, Richmond
virginia. :.
Stafford II. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John b. Pendleton Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D. G.
William J. Wsrd, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Timbefake esq. New York
March 7-dAcply@
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The court adjourned til II o'clock to- morrow

FniGHTTUL REJECTS OF MLLgRsm-We copy the follow
ing from the New Haven Palladium Of the oath instant
Our city has become the Of another atrocious
crime the effect it would seem, of pretended religious
lief A Mrs. Rhoda Wakenisa, 10 years Of
age residing in Beaver street. is the prophecies
leader Of small band OF believers 10 Nllersm some
thing similar and the meetings OF the members Of the
faith held her dwelling Yesterday rs usual the
faithful met and among the number Mr. Jnsus Mat
hews, workman in the pistol factory at WhitneyFlIe
The meeting was kept up nearly all night, and about
o'clock this morning Mr. Matthews found by his SON.
in the front Of the house dead with his throat
from to Near the body small rope with
which the hands had evidently been bound the wrist
bore the marks Of the cord.
The story told is that the deceased although partial
believer 10 the doctrines held by Mrs Waterman did
up exactly the standard ncucacd by Der and the
others and, therefore, he stumbling block which
they justified 10 putting out Of the way. How this
may be do not know but II is evident that his death
not caused by his hand. Deceased between
30 and 40 years Of age jury Of inquest summoned
but they have delayed their verdict until after sho post
mortem examination, which viii be had ibis afternoon
The following persons been arrested suspicion o
being implicated in The murder either principals
cessories Israel Wooden, Almeron Sanford and WIFI
Samuel Sly, Josiah Jackson, Abigail Sables Thankful
Hersey!P
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NEORGE n. CURTIS, Counsollor- Law, (rcstdonee
Wiard's HOTEL Washington Supreme
Court of the United States and the Court Of Claims.
Dec W--dimoif@
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MATCHES AND JEWELRY.->Just received, a selection
Of London and CeHeva watches, rich Jswery, and
pieces Of 6ne silver for sale New YORK
Chauncey Warriner eweiler,
syyania avenue, with r. GsIsan Co., dealers fancy
goods, plated ware, perumery, cutlery, kc.
Under Browne Hotel, align Of the Golden Watch,
Dec 22-d7t' Washington, d. O.
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LII pews ~. Johns Church Of this city or,
which dus shall rsmaia Mspsid the
will be advertised for innadaseiy
by order Of ME vestry
Dec e-eodt95bif
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EOR RENT.-A comm0dious three story house, with a large
back building The premises Will be let Jurntshed wr
nshsd period than three
fixtures The location desirable.
joining Chain Buildings junction
York 18Th 18th
lars apply on tho premises, 372
Dec 2f-dCt .fsaea
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had appointed his ministry foows Minister Of Foreign
Relations, ST. Roso Of Justice Montez of War, Secio
Of Finance, Paino.
Later from California.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 26.--The Daniel Webster arrived
here yesterday, from San Juan, Nicaragua the l2t
bringing San Francisco dates Of the 9Th.
The rainy had in Sebastopo celebrations had
taken place At San Francisco, and interior
The Indian in Oregon continues.
The market is quiet. Provisions dull with declining
tendency
The Star Of the West left San Juan for New York on the
20th with five hundred thousand dollars In The
affairs in Nicaragua unsettled Walker had received
one hundred and twenty men by the Sierra Nevada.
Norksfs.
New YoRK Dec 26.-FIour Il frm-sales of zoo bbls
straight State So STU good Ohio So 6s southern 80 So
Wheat is rm-sales Of 1000 bushesouthern white 80 IL
southern red 81 05. Corn dusales of 900 bushels
mixed 90 cents. Pork rmsales of $50 bbls
Of $40 60 Beef dull sales of l50 bb Of Chicago
repacked at $ 75 Lard Is dulsales Of $50 bbls l2<
cents Whiskey decned-sales of $50 bbs at 37
BALTIMORE, Dec. 27.--Flour IL in active demand, and
prices rmsalcs Of Howard street At 50 So and City
Mills at IS 81 Wheat firm and acarce there having been
no arrvasgood prime white 81 50 0s good to prime
red, 81 so 81 3d. Corn has slightly improvedsaes Of
white and yellow 10 76 cents. Provisions unsettled
and dull.
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VIM. w. BoIknap, Attorney eat Law and Land
Agent, KeOkuk, Iowa.


VIM. w. BeIknap, Attorney t-Law and Land
Agent, KeOkuk, Iowa.
AND wARaANTs ,sc.ssd on choice land 10 satisfactory
log the attention o. an attorney promptly. attended to-
Psi,o : N:a':s. w.'hns'os, DC
Keller = McKesney, 1"
Dec l3-6mosdAcp
+ and red ash Of a
to his customers Al the lowest marker prices.
2s40 pounds guaranteed 10 the ton.
Hickey ,; oak and pine wood :. very low prices
Yard Wsa side 9th street, between and z, opposite " Old
No. oo-FTuThf
Bank Of Metropolis,
THIS Tuesday next, Christmas
The ). closed Tuesday The Is, January
tend % "a .hem on Monday, he sl's instant.
n EssRs TAYLOR = MAURY havins completed
~, ss.no g .s . and D ysss% when se~de. IN sS
superb collection Of books Of fancy
suited iar Christmas and New Year presents.
Dec 10
Law Books.
WHSEroS and sa,,:: .:s . ss.D,sa.ns; vol
wh.rton's American Cnnins Lsw, ID edition
S's:ass; . 2ms esdf. r." il Homicide VOL
whsrons Law Dic,onary vol.
Library Of Law asa Equity; ID series; I4vols in 4,
S.,As'' on u'ss s.d Trusts new edition; WI. nj
ZINE Freseh editions Of no~sseau, Racine, sevign-,
sage, schis cuaos Mo.s's.s, Maihes. Dssese
Maishsscks, Pierre Yeaeloa, Thiery hachaveI R.rnsrd
Soossos Of ,he y ni.ss,f from .,
nne ca. and morocco binding sose Of hem With beautiful "
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ADJUSTMENTS.
National Theatre.
Henry Z. jarrett.
Also OF tbs Museum, Baltimore.
stage Manager Mr. 'eHerson
ADMISSION.
Dress circle and 1 Genus
Family circle, second
charge reserved Private boxes be OBJ
tanned. Box Office open Monday aud Tuesday ou until
O'Clock.
open OK O'Clock Curtain rises st TX O'Clock
precisely.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 81, 1855,
respectfully sherdan great comedy,
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
With nm array filed leading Of the
Dec ~
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BAGGAGE MAsrgRsinnie Myrtle closes her last letter
from Saratoga follows heard lady say she
ried for other than to obtain baggage master
And he of course married for the sake of the baggage he
to superntendp
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Bank OF Metropolis.
Washington, December ~, 1855.
liz board this per
OF the profits Of the bank months ending
the 3st instant.
I'd January ensuing
Dec 2a-d3f RD. SMITH, Cashier.
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CHcAGo-Thcre now laid up in winter quarters al
Chicago teo hundred and eighteen steamers and sacraf
representing carrying for sixty thousand These
ships and steamers all leave with full loads for
ports in the spring.
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OFFICE OF THE CONsOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
the drawn numbers Of tbs Maryland Conss
dated Lottery, class d, drawn December ~, 1855;
LIST ID I'd 4,h 5fh TIN eth 9h 10Th 1tih 2ih 18th
4 az "a "A 20 ~ 6S Is 45 So u IL
18th
81 Is
following the drawn numbers Of the Maryland Conso
dated Lottery, class a. drawn December Is, 1885
let "a 81 4th 5sh 9Th 7h 9Th 9th 10Th ilth iath I3th
50 III 81 0 81 81 81 rs 66 80 20 a. ~
The numbers ~ the raiapsco Institute
Lottery, class ~, drawn December 70, 1855:
Ist % ID an 7ih s,h 9th 10th lIhi 10Th
35 4 so IS 80 SO 81 So AZ o Al
r. x. Brennan.
General Agent for the Contractor, Baltimore.
Lss't RosvRrs Commissioner.
g.
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The gay and curious here
ICHEY Co., ~ Seventh and streets
II spcctfully their
that they received large and beautiful
fancy goods, which prices
N. B--To the Lades.-We closing
rich dress tmmnss smbsoides, Iacss
ducon from former prices bout change the character
business.
2l-6uf
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ROUQUETs and baskets Of Preach flowers. daily
ID 10 order, THE LAKES,
Dec rs DIT 504 Pennsylvania avenue
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GETS OF FURsFo elegant OF sable, mink martin
fun. moderate price and Of genuine quality, call
TODD 4 CO.'S,
Dec 22--6nf Under Browns' Hotel, Penn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-11

AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS FOR THE
RUSSIAN SERVICE Roosevelt, a
lawyer Of New York, who sailed in
the Baltic last week, en- route for st.
Petersburg, it is said, is to be raised
to Generalship in the Russian ar
my. Several other Americans, it is
reported, went out in the Baltic to
proceed to Russia. The New York
Sun says:
"Mr. Roosevelt has been engaged
for the last two months in ske:ching
The plan and calculating the costs Of
a campaign, all of which are reduced
to paper, and capable Of being rolled
up into a compass sufficiently small
to enable him to secure it on his per-
son without fear or detection. There
are several persons Of standing in
this city who are familiar with the
plans, having got their information
from Mr.. Roosevelt. They state that
it is the intention Of the Gear, in the
spring, to open the campaign on the
most formidable foundation, and to
carry the war into Great Britain it.
SELF"