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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

KEEP IT BrToRE THE PEorLE.-Thai AIRING
ton ol Nash. Bower 81 A.hr. Blanrh ~ Halifax.
Chambers Of Person, Calling 81 GATES. tiravrs
Of Casw.ll. Holmes of New Hanover, Jones Of
Wake. Snsg AID Gen. Wilson Il Edgeron'be,
: a.llnss 81 Galps, Zen. SprrIghl 81 Greene.
Sherrud and Winfield IL Wayne. Williams u
Person, Wlldr IL Wakr.--all DPmncfais--and
many others 81 lie same party. voted. ~ the
Convention Of 1895, against sInking ouI the
word Protestant from The 32J ar,lcle II the Con.
stiulion aud Inserting the word Christian, so
a. 10 permit Roman Catholics 10 hold office -
Yet some 81 these men. nos living. their parry
friends, and descendants. are nnw engaged ~ .
hu.ine and ,lennnnrine The American Parry a.
bigois AID .nrmrs ol religious lreeJu.n, hrrsuse
they are determined 10 soie agaln-l The Roman
papisis WIN believe in the temporal power Of lie
Pope What beautiful cons-snry!
Raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01
To Mc.srs. LrrTls. MrlIrs and HARRISON, Committee
LETTER OF HON. GEORGE E. BADGER.
Raleigh July 18th, 1855.

LETTER OF HON. GEORGE E. BADGER.
Ralcigh July 18TH 1855.
GENTLEMEN feel obliged and honored
by your invitation TO attend and address a
meeting. to be held tomorrow. OF the friends
Of the American party, to ratify the platiorm
Of principles recently adopted BY the Nation
al Council at Philadelphia. cannot, for rea-
sons not necessary to be stated, comply with
your request. although il pains me to feel O.
bliged, for any reason, to refuse what is desir.
ed at my hands BY so many fellow citizens,
who have strong claims to my respectful re-
gard.
One thing, however, il is due to you, and
to myself to say, and that is, that | am in
fucnccd By no hostility TO the American par
ty or its principles. On the contrary, con-
cur in almost every position laid dow BY the
Philadelphia uncil,-their platform. IN the
main. meets my hearty approvalj and II live,
and am able 10 get TO the polls on the second
Of August, shall most certainly, and most
willingly, cast my vote for Mr.. Shepard. the
nominee Of the American party in this Con-
gressional District.
am. very respectfully, your friend and TEL
low citizen,
GEO. 4. BADGER.
To H. W Miller and others Committee
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-21
slAR ARlIFICLAL TEETH l!.a
DRs. DUNCAN NCAAIRRON, y
Y, I'D e 'N n q 4 8 q ST. /.

r
THIS Establishment under the manage
= ment Of its present proptietofs, has been In,
cteasing in reputation for superior operations In
the Artificial Department Of Dentistry Tor the last
ten years. and no ezperse OF effort shall be want
ing give satisfaction to all who may favor US
with theft patronage. FgN 3efdth
The Subscribers would dscall attention 70 the
following essential points 5peftsining to Aftir1
fetal Teeth, viz Beauty and naturaness Of
appearances, quality and strength Of the mate
fials, comfort 70 the Weafef, and usefulness in
restoring the natural Appearance Of the speech.l
and ability t0massicale; ii all Of which they are
'watfanted In saying they are exceeded By none,
and equaIled BY few. bsei ysaf.ls ~ &
7 ias II .ss5ss T b II NJ n ,,.is S5as y,
inserted nom one to- fnll sets with Artifcia
Gums. gFnllan,l half sets invariably inserted BY
suction. s ~ 81 VII K IA s IA tyI t
y All opetatiSaS II Dentistry performed in the
most thot0ugh manner. Us SOL !
TERmssa ysEb 4 ~
oonsiaesihe the s1petiof .ehsfactsf Of the work
and the guarantee siven, they are the most reas-
onablein the West. y lss
Too Tech or more, OH God Pldts:
FfFs 'sst y IS PER TOOTH. 4 ~
Too, Tseth ~ more, On SSiloer Piats: i
L ~ $2 PER TOOTH. +. ,.',., N
The money refunded 4 the Teeth DO not prove
satisfactory h
u-TRof the information Of those living at a
distance, we Motlld state that our facilities are
lsuch thatiwe can inaIesip the finest style, afull
set OF Teeth fiIf from "a to 48fhours, and small
be appfehended. 6sse gisisass s'It9asg q,
H. = - - yUc n. nIINf.ANs A., (, r.sls,r 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-21
IN rIaiR 6E lpEACn RREpARE FOR

A LII Europe IS engaged in a bloody and de-
IN strueiive war. The 'sympathies OF many
Americans Is aroused in their behalf. y How
soon OR own country may be involved tits i'm
possible to foretell. Itis the part of wisdom to
prepare for war in time D peace. VI ..
The marchaof improvement ar ] civilization is
fast destroying those fine old hunting grounds
where our forefathers delighted to"chase the
bounding dco,p Game Is becoming scaIce, and
the sports or The chase are seldom INDUCED I'M
A few Of these hunting g-grounds remain. Let
S. ,rtsmen use them while they can, = !, s.
Robbers, burglars. ihcepdiaiies, and murderefs
turk in almost every community II swell to be
prepared to defend yourselfagainst their attacks.
& When you think Of these things remember
.Ags sILAs GARNEIs, Guhsmfltn.
is stir attle same place, in strides's old Store
room, and that he is prepared to iill all orders
for FIRE ARMS OF every descriptioh--Rifles
Shot Suns Cafbines, or even '76 Muskcts. He
is also prepared to do all kinds Of repairing. He
invites particular attention to his Patent Breech
Rifes--the greatest invention Of the age.
y In exchange for his Guns he asks nothing al
'all--except the money. Call and see him
, Pomefoy, Nays. i854-f. ~ ~ sar1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-21
DR., HOOFLAND'S c.f
Celebrated GERMAN Bitters,
81 j.. ro PREPARED BY IA s.5l
n DIR. C. NJ. JACKSON,

y sssI No. 100. Arch street Philadelphia, q !,
Their power over@the above diseases is not ex-
ceiled, if ,equalled, by any other preparation in
the United States, as the cures attest, in many.
cases after skilful physicians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention Of in
valids. Possessing great virtues in'the rectifca-
ton of diseases Of the Liversand lesser glands,
exercising the most searching powers in weakness
and affections the digestive organs, they are,
withal. safe, certain, and pleasant.
|, $50 READ AND BE CONVINCED. n = <
MORE ONO TESTIMONY in favor Of Dr. HooF-
,LANn's ceebrated GERMAN BITTERs, prepared be
DR.. c. M, JACKSON. Philadelp lphis, From tn
mass Of testimony received, the proof is conclu-
sive that this medicine has no equal for diseases
Of the Liver, Stomach, Nerves, Kidneys, &c.
Read and be convinced:- luF94ap' @fr sS,f :
goE. B.RerkiRs. Marietta, Ohio Feb. 90,
1851, said, "YoCr Bitters are highly priced b.,
those who have used them. Ina case Of Liver
Complaint of long standing, WHICH HAD RESISTED
THE skflLfoR sEvERALs PHYSICIANS, was aseentirely
cured by the use of Five Bottles" ai7 4l !.
q. L. Drake, Freedom, Portage Co., o.,
April %, 1852, said "The German Btters YOU
sent me last have not yet come 70 hand. have
been out OF the article fot some time, 10 the great
detriment Of fnvalids. sIteis medicine much
thougbt.o of aud sought after in this community 2
B. M. Hutchinson M. D., Bedfofd,
Cuyahoga Co, o. August 26, 1852, said: 1.-THE
Bitters you shipped me in Nav last are all gone.
-- Think is good medicine, and | am
recommending lit to my patients and friends,
| which do for no other patent medlcine). You
will please forward q large supply" 49,, 4
8. French, Wooster. o., Nov. 30. 1852,
| id. II have used some three or four bottles Of
Hoohand s. German, Bitters, for Dyspepsia, and
have derived great benefit ftom their use. be-
| . r : - r. n. -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-21

II hanolher With the balance pay Oh and redes
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-21

.By lIs opsraIlOn, b c0niaaeuon WA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-21
CART RES SPAN ISL sMlXTURI
The. Great Purifier Of the Blood!

The, Great Purifier of the Blood! 4
EOTAPARTICIE on MERCURY IN II
Let The 1Gieied Read and Ponder 2
An inialllble Remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil
|, rheumatism, Obstinate Cuianeo'is Eruptions,
\ Pinples, or 'Postules on the Face, Biotcbes,
Bolls, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes,
y King Worm OF letter, Scaid Head, Enlargement
~ and Pain of The Bones and joints, Stubborn
plcers, Syphilitlc Disorders, Lumbago. Spinal
80 Complaints, and all Diseases arising from On
Inlpdicous Use of, MercnfS, ImprudeHce IN
Life. ot lmpurity Of the Blood; N ", is'ssI
gy This great ateratiye medicine and nprl1e:
tf Blood is now, used by thousands of gfatetul
patients from aii parts ot the nited states, yhe
by the greatest of ~ medicines, &c ARTERs
SRANISH MlATuhEES.S Nepralgia, kheuma'
tlsms ScTol lpla, Efuptlonso OF the SKIN, Liver DIS
ease feyers, plcefs % Sotea, Afectionsot the
Kidneys, Diseases cf the throat, Eemaie pom
PLAINS Pans ana Acmng q the Bones ant
Jolals are are speedily ppt Y alsnl " uslpg tp'
!nestlpable remedy. sas9...s. M a,g a.T
Forall diseases Of the Blood, nothipg has ye
been iound 2 compare VIII Y, ;It elsa1ses "
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-21
JAMES WILSON.
Nervous Disorders


An disorders of the mind as well as OF the oody,
8 are usually brought on by trouble and afiiichon'
and are most common TO persons OF deuca'e con :
st,tutions and sensitive minds. Low splnls,
d melancholy, frightfh dreams, and learlul an
ticipations Of evil from the slightest causes gen
orally accompany nervous disorders. Inc TOT
est Wine and Pills are an energetic remedy IN
= these complaints. :,
Extract of letter irom Mr. Joseph y rautu-
e Ds q. HALskY: Philadelphia, Sept. i7th, ls4S.
T1ear Sir, Your Forest Wine and Pills have
cured my wife Of dreodnl Nervous disorder
with which shA had been affected FOR many
years, Her body was almost wasted away, fne
- was Treauenty disturbed ir-her sleep by right
full dreams, awakening quite exhausted and cov-
cred with pefspiratioi., and at times labor ng
'4 ,lnder the deusion that something dieadIul was
about to happen to her. By the use OF tour
bottles Of the wine. and box OF the Pills, she
is now in perfect health She has regalned heI
aesh and color and enjoys her health ss well
= ever, ~ pa J.7C. PAULDING'
3 rT Dr. David Marvin, celebrated practitioner
Of New YORK, declared publicly, that ons bottle
i, of HaIsey's Forest Wine contained more virtues
y than fifty Of the large bottles Of Safsaparllia
4, Messrs Lapman 4. Co., one Of the largest ano
y most respectable Druggists in Syracuse IN iet-
ter, SAYS: "From what they have heard ana seen
Of Hasey's Forest Wine. II is an excellent and
good medicine, and will undoubtedly become
The leading medicine Of the day.
Tie Forest Wine is put pp in large square
bottles, with DR.. Halsey's name blown IN the
glass; 81 per bottle or six bottles for S5. Gum
coated Pitts 2SCents pei box. Agents ase au
9tbthoszed 10 retail as wellaaS wholesale to Dn n
fayoreble condition as the proprietor No, l6l
Duane Styeotner Of Hudson, New York Ap
4 Il, pointed AgeAts PomefoN p REED; and sole
} 6y Druggists throughout the State. .syrs u
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-21
Z isHELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND. EXTRACT FLUID
!. SA SAP "a lila. g

M
sG fror, exoess of Mercn,v AMI i'm.
,siIs % lis I,s chron;t d;sease.
plgueage III i've; s,ota " tsa ALL aSS
shs ap,a p ahie anI sf,scGai Inown yemsdy to,
tbs e C cnis If SerSfSIa sSlt Rbenm ~scsld Head.
Ulcerations Of the l Throat At and Legs, Pains and,
Swell'ngs, o, ene ngnes, he.tel llPes " 'e
Tare, S"uat 9oa'y pl,s leme onIn, a. z
rms a!ucle s now p;esclloeap, soms y ns
mos. ulsl u,sneo pi,gSie,suS i sne Goeatln anu
Has p,ossu mS'S ~ =" ~ p'SosSs sis a. es NY
Ipa''v so,.I @ssss ~, ,seconSarv SynbI;U
snS seroious diseases have Tsp" ept;rpy
Eec9verea ~ tne lhcuaaplc "a tasoI our rapllS
lasulutl9ns @hcn naa 'ot inany y ysals les!sIsu Y,
every mode o. lrea.nsN, tpa. couia oe aeYlsea'
ihese cases lprn,s ssllS.,,s enanpes 4, we sal
NAY \, elfes4 - ias hieacl.e y ses9hg soIl,e
~ ue nost ss sanaS
TSs ies1yep o om e Yu resposs5ie pSsscs.
aad Professors Of several Medcal Colleges, and
accompanying both Preparations. ,a N .s t.s s
Prices, Fluid EStEact of Buchu. 81 per bott. e,
of 3 bottles Tor 81 II, I ~ sfs2,R
ss,ssg. 4; NJ 4 .'s. III ss,a v sv,ss
sSosplla Saai IL ' ~ e"0'i ier D S sl rfg " \
pIspsseA,s ,ss ana sOld BY v T HEaaBo I9II I'D ,;
Chemist, 263 Chesnut Street aeaE the etiirhTd
Hsuss, PhiladeIphia, y, Z "a iGSa
q To be had Of d. Reed POmeroy: onsui IA
y Az letters objected q the proprietor Of Agent
eceiye imqe d ate attention. az IA ,sss3tgg
Tf.I- a.. UI.---ii- D.Is11
UNIVERSITY EaIniy NcntuaeS.
4, ID UkDeR aliE SEAL, SANCTION AND 'luThO RiTy
~ sa sssg s.saiilE or THE s.ssn.sas, ~ !.
university . o. I = rec laealciale ana
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-21
Newark. N. J.,Dec 10, 1877 N. MArurws, /
GREAT CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT
OF TEN YEARS STANDING n ~

vi assH * flai ett3ff New Y ork, lam YIN, oao.
DIR. HAIsEY, Dear sir:--Haylng taken your
~ Forest Wine and Pills to remove Dis,
% ease sfromsth Liver from which, have suffered
~ severely fot upwards Of ten years; and having
ealhered closely TO the directions which accom-
aA s,panythe medicines lhave Recovered my healthy
notwiths .anding all who5knew. me thougnt ~, my
ease iineurable. Previous to taking your Wins
and nils Ihad recourse to the best medical treat,
sSa meat, but continued to grow worse t? an alarm
es sinp7drpree. Some ri nv friends spoke dspor'
70 nrly Of my case, and tried to persuade me rom
ri making use OF any advertised remedses; and !
y;icdoubt not but what there are hundreds dsSua-
sf ded6 from taking you, excellent medicines 10
Al v consequence OF the deception and neficiency,
"a. of many advertised remedies put forth by un
eos principled men, in flaming Advertisements. but
ez5 what "a pity it. is that the deception used by
sibsothefs should be the means Of dlssuading many
ss siaboriag under disease, from making trial an ana
being cured by your excellent remedies hp-
manly speaking, they have saved my lie; when
10 Iscoin,nenced making use Of them. A was N
gss syretched condition., but began 70 eSpefeh
hlretheir good efects,in less than three Gays; ano
Al in six weeks from the sime pn:chsseo tne nIea
IA scines, to the great surprise ot Az my iIisnas
leu Llwas entirely cured, and had INCREASED uiuser
a hounds in weight. having taken one box OF MS
and two bottles Of the Wine. WouId 70 goe
that every pool, sufferer would avail h'mseif o
fsa the same remedies, rsbGhtl nM ~
L.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-21
Soap and candle ManufactOry

n ME Subscriber sthe pleaspreto announce
lan ntol the eitizens of Pomeroy and vicinity,
that he has opened shop on Sugar Rum near
Mr. Milesl TanHery, where he will manufacture,
and. keen constantly on hand any article in his
line Of business; andwe feel assured a at we can
qye satisfaction TO all who may fayer us with
rall. =, ID ~, =. 17snsr, y st4eys 5ses
N. D. All orders attended to as soon apossisble
,g s.,..--ss DAVID GuYER.
Pomeroy, Aug. "a. 1s62.-tf =
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-17

WoMAS's LoyEAND MANS BEsrIALITY.-A correspondent
the Boston Transcript furnishes the following episode of
"fe in the cars:'
aAs painful scene met my view in the from Pbila
delpha to New York had in my journeys.
lady and her husband into the at the former
place. and seated usyery respectable IN APP
pearance and the lady in particular uncommonly interest
ing After little while noticed strange manner In
the gentleman which seemed to indicate that be not
favor of the Maneiquor law At every place the
stopped he evidently repenscd the vacuum in bis throat
by drink, until he could not sit without help in his
seat lie then hastily and went and opened the car
door, and seated himself in it, with bis feet hanging out
side His wife much distressed, and tried TO prevail
upon him to in and he gave her push which almost
of the conductor he helped in and placed in reclining
position Of the seats beneath window. He soon
apparently fell asleep and it enough to break one
heart the attentions that that devoted wife lavishcd
upon her senselcss husband She covered him up with
her shawl keep the dust from making him uncomforia
ble If his hands fell in unpleasant position, she gently
replaced them, and perhaps believed them with tear
him wake and asked one of the gentlemen TO please wake
him. it strange city, ard she did not know what
TO do Two three reused him little, and then she
went TO him with smile and says: we have got
almost to New York and glad you so tired; and
he struck her in her face She had the sympathy Of all in
and many bitter look manhoods cheek. Arrived in
New York. he would not leave the till he ordered
by the conductors and her attentions in crossing the ferry
essduous and met with pushes and blows
from her brutal husband The last Of Der she was In
the staton-house the New York side begging him to
their baggage ard he answered her she fool
to mind her business &c. Ny travelling companion
remarked, THAT is womanly love, and when he speaks
kindly to her again she will forget ALL And it is
sop
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-17

We understand that the President has offered to Dr.
Parker the appointment of United States Commissioner
to China in the place of the Hon. r. NJ Mcane resigned
and it has been accepted by him. We believe better
appointment could have been made for that important and
difficult mission Dr. Parker has been resident of China
for twenty years more and has been for long time
connected with it secretary of legation, &c is well ac
quaned with the language and people of that country
and its present complicated political concerns Dr. Par
ker is now visit TO the United States but will soon
TO enter upon the duties of the situation which has
been assigned TO him.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-17

TR Bosros STEAMSHIP CoMPAsr.-The Boston Tran
script says;
meeting OF the persons named in the act Of ncorpora
ton of this company held in the Globe Binding State
ton acted as secretary
1t voted TO accept the act of Incorporation and to
proceed at 10 fulfil its design. II recommended
TO raise stock subscription to the amount Of 81 100000
for the purpose Of building three rstcass steamships and
establishing the line.
The shares TO be $500 each and the whole capital
stock to be collected within year. Frederick w
Thayer of Train Coz was elected secretary and treas
urerp
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-17
ELECTION RETURNS.

The papers and letters received since our last issue con-
tain additional intelligence intelligence at variance
with the last returns laid before readers The cleo
ton Of Savage Culom in the fourth district of Ten
nessee is fully confirmed. The New York Tribune shows
its know-nohing affiliations by grooming grieyousy over
the defeat of the latter gentleman.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-17
WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST ~, 1865.

Oar isRAEL J.AKs, No lc2 souh Tenth street. phIadel
pha general travelling agent assisted by Wa. H. WELD
COLLINS, DKKRse, j. HAAMTT, X. g. JANIS Tnos
D. NIcY, n. w. MoRnIsoS, e. W. NnEy WIN. L. WATERmAs
ALEx II. CAEsoE ID. X. Musrts, BAN r. SWAN IT. AsHMAs
and 7. DAVIS.
D-ML q. JAMES, No. Hason street. Cincinnati, Ohio, il
collecting agent the Western States and Texas
assisted by H. j. THoMAs, &. w RAaEAY, WILLIAM H. THOMAS
Taos NJ JAMES c, M L. WIsENAs, A. L. CnILDE, and Dr. VIII
IRwIH. Receipts OF either will be good
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-17

CONVENTIONAL convention of locomotive engineers Of
New jersey and adjoining States win be held in Newark
the 3oh instant when matter of general incrcst
expected TO be considered Several distinguished gentle
men have been invited to be present
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-17

The President Of the United States accompanied by Mrs
Pierce left this city yesterday morning short visit TO
Virginia.
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THE INDEPENDENCE OF POLAND.

The London Daily News OF July 90 says:
General Count Zamoyski arrived in London yesterday
morning. We understand that his visit is the result of a
special invitation from the British government The
Counts talents and abilities and his practical knowledge
Of military and diplomatic affairs well known; and as
he comes direct from the East he will be able TO give inn
poran information respecting the real state of matters 10
have been invited to England at tho present crisis with
view to enable to arrive final decision
on the Polish question.
We have had occasion to notice that the opinion
Of the continental liberals who most in the
affairs Of the Poles and of the countries bordering Po
land is that the present moment suspicious for srk
ing blow at Russia in that quarter The nucleus of q
Polish legion already exists in the socaed Turk Cos
sacks, who almost exclusively Poles, wearing Polish
uniform and carrying Polish ensigns. If there is any
meaning in the expression used by Sir William Molesworh
purpose of the British government to strike body blow
at Russinwe may warranaby infer that Count Zamoy-
skis arrival in this country will be the prelude TO de-
csive movement The meeting the affairs Of Poland
to be held in Saint Martins Hall Wednesday, under the
presidency of Sir De Lacy Evans will afford ministers
opportunity of testing the feelings of the country this
question.
II is manifest that the sphere and objects Of the
| extending An electric thrill is running through the
whole of Europe We would be the last to encourage
rash or Quixoiic enterprise but know that the people
of England will finch from any responsibilities which
the prominent position of their country among the nations
Of the world Is likely to impose upon hem and that they
win insist upon their governments using every effort e
conduct the struggle in which involved to tcrn
nation that will better the position of liberty, law,
order in Europe in opposition to the convusye efforts
| despotism.
! pESMARK--NorE on THE SOUND DUES.
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1t will be in the recollection Of your readers that the
President of the United States gave official notice to the
Danish government in April last that the treaty OF com
of the 26h of April 1885, should expire after the
lapse Of the stipulated period, Ia twelvemontb as the
American citizens could no longer recognise the right OF
Denmark levy the Sound dues their ships and
goes The Danish cabinet have just sent of note the
subject the American government and enabled to-
day to give you the following particulars of lis contents
In the commencement of the document which is Of a
very vouminoss nature the Danish Minister for Foreign
Affairs expresses his concern that the cabnctof Washing
ton should not have thought proper to enter into
atons with Denmark the subject before taking so very
decided step giving categorical notice of their In
throw mp the treaty existing for many
between the countries, he fears that difficulties may
now arise which might have been easily avoided. The
shortnes Of the notice given deprvcs Denmark OF the
power Of devong that time and attention TO tho subject
which due TO question OF such complicated nature
and political Importance especially at the present moment
when Denmark is in critical state and pressed on all
sides give up her neutrality and take part in The
against Russia An unlimited acceptance OF the demand
OF the United States would involve the loss Of many hou
sands Of pounds sterng sacrificed in favor Of other