Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-01-12


gage to entertain any overture proposition on
the part of the Imperial Court of Russia having for
its object the cessation of hoslities, without having
| come to an understanding thereupon between them
selves - .'
Ar s. In case the re- establishment of general
peace upon the basis indicated in Article l. should
not be assured in the of the present year. her
Majesty, the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, His Majesty the Emperor of Aus
tria, and His Majesty the Emperor of the French,
will deliberate without delay upon eectua means for
obtaining the object of their alliance,
Art. 6. Great Britain, Austria, and France will
jointly communicate the present treaty to the Court
of Prussia and will with satisfaction receive its acces
sion thereto in it should promise its o.opeaton
for the accomplish ment of the common object.
Art. T. The present treaty shall be ratified and the
rafcatons shall be exchanged at Vienna in the space
of fortnight.
In witness whereof the respective plenipotentiaries
have signed the same, and have affixed thereto the
Done at Vienna, the ID of December, in the year
OF our Lord 1854 WESTMoRLAND e.. s.)
BUoL SCHAUNsTEIN Il. Sd
BoURQUENNY e.. s.
- Laid before Parliament in Part VIII of Eastern Pa
pers
Laid before Parliament in Part X OF Eastern Papers
Laid before Parliament in Part M of Eastern Papers.
Already laid before Parliament
A SHREwD DocroR-The Philadelphia Sunday
Mercury tell story to the effect that man named
Jennings undertook few nights since TO give a
colored physician from ST. Domingo, named DR..
Charles LeBrun residing in that city, severe drub-
been troubled with dyspepsia, and had applied to
Dr. LeBrun for cure; but after taking the doctors
physc for month he found himself much worse,
told the doctor and then quarrel and the assault
just spoken Of followed.
'Monsleur le Mayor said L., 81 no pretend 10 be
ze wizard, but cure any body dat do vat [ say. |
tell dis man he must take two of my pill morrow,
four mex day, and den 60 on double re dose forty
day; and if he no cure den, tell him he come to me
will give him back his money tout suite Sare, dat
is de bargane vat make viG him, and he no do dat
so it no vunder he get vorse"
Jennings replied to this II took his pills sir, &C.
cording 10 directions, for five days. doubling everv
day, as he told me, and found on the fifth day that
The dose amounted to thirtytwo pills; and then be-
gan to figure up what it would to in forty days
and found that should have to take at least half
peck"
"No matter fit vas bushel," said Dr. LeBrun;
"ze pill is vegitabeel, Just Won turneep and
he might live all zey time and zey no hurt
But If he no give re pill fair trial, vo for give
him back his money!"
1t was plain enough that Jennings, did not 90 &C.
cordng to contract, he had pretence for asking
DIR. LeBrun to refund The doctor promised to say
nothing about the assault battery if Jennings
would persevee in the purchase and of the medi-
clne but Jennings, in this extreme case preferred
the operation of law to that of physc and was ac-
cordlngly bound over to answer for the outrage he
had committed.
The dyspeptic individual, however, in saving that
when he began to figure up what it would come to
In forty days had he followed the sable physicians
prescription, and found that he would have had "to
take at least half peck" showed great ignorance
OF quantity as of quality Our DEVIL" while wait
ing for the copy, has figured it up" and says that
the suffering Jennings would have only 1070 ,4O4,-
pills to take for his last dose and but 2141
6O9, $50 altogether and he promises to reduce
this 10 "dry measure at his earliest leisure.
New PHASES MoRMoN1sM Joe Smith, it will
be remembered was rather belicose kind of
prophet. Sometimes he was demonstrated with and
pretty closely questioned. Mr.. Quincy told good
joke about Joe, as illustrative of his ingenuity and
dignity. Says Joe:
"lf man smte the on the right cheek turn to
him the other also but if he should then strike the on
the left cheek, pitch into the fellow ~
Mr.. Quincy told another good joke of Joe, at Nau-
VOC, when an offensive and rehelous gentleman was
found among them he very formally waited up
on and requested to sell out If be then pressted in
remaining, three men were despatched to sit down
at his door and whttle; when he went into his
fields they followed and whitfield when he went off
to town to trade, they followed him whiting if he
went to church or the tavern they eternal whit
tiers, grave as ludgdes, never smiling This was
more than human nature could stand and at last the
obstinate fellow would give up and cut stick himself
Toledo Blade, December %.
COURT MARITAL ON RUSSIAN ASSASSIN The
Courier de Lyon says that General Canrobers lately
sent 10 Prince Menschikof the notes of the English
court martial which sentenced the Russian Major
who killed and mutulated the wounded English at
lnkermann to be hanged asking him at the same
time, for the sake OF humanity and the rules of civil
lzed war, TO sign the death warrant himself. Prince
Menschikoff declined TO affx his signature, stating
that he had always strictly prohibited such acts of
| city, but that he could not acknowledge any other
jurisdiction in such matter than that of Russian
court martial. 1t appears from the correspondence
of this journal that the Maj or actually hanged,
fact not hitherto established beyond doubt
Col. BENTON AND PETER THE HERMIT.-Colonel
Benton has reached Washington from his recent vi
sit 10 New England, in fine spirits. He talks in this
wise 81 have the Pacific Railroad in my trunk, sir
my trunk. The solid men of Boston have taken it in
hand, sir Abbott Lawrence, sir Abbott Lawrence
"a of great wealth, sir-a man of great wealth
| has authorized me to use his name, sir Lawrence
may have money than knowledge, sir; but he
has the cash, the cash. sir am like Peter the her.
mt sir Peter the hermit He preached the crusades,
sir-I the Pacific Railroad, sir Solitary and alone,
sir am setting this Pacific Railroad in notion sir 20
-WaSh. Cor. Boston Post.
SINGULAR CoMPARIsoN.-The London Times speaks
of the Cossacks they appeared at the recent battles
in the Crimea, resembling mounted Yankees, in their
agility, intelligence, irregular costume, and individual
sef-reiance."
Nor BAD For BEGINNING,--A young beginner,
whom we rather anxious TO encourage, sends us
the following, as his first attempt: "The difference
between the two potentates who rule over the desnes
of Turkey and Russia is simply this-the one is a
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