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OFFICIAL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. J. 1855.
Notice Is hereby given 10 the holders of the fol
lowing described stocks of the United States tha,
this department is prepared to purchase, at any time
between the date hereof and the lst March next.
portions Of those stocks, amounting in the ae,re.
gate TO 81 0O0 In the manner and on the terms
hereinafter mentioned, TO wit:
In case OF any contingent competition, within the
amount stated preference will be given in the order
of time in which said stocks may be offered. The
certificate, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount thereof.
must be transmitted TO this department; upon the
receipt whereof; price will be paid compounded Of
the following particulars:
/. The par value or amount specified in each
certificate.
2. preniium on the stock of the loan author ed
By the act of July, 1876, redeemable November II,
1856 of215 per cent; on the stock of the loan au
thorized by the &C, Of 1872 redeemabe 3lst Decem-
bex 1852, of 10 per cent? the stock of the loans
authorized by the acts of ls47 and ls4s, and redeem
able, the former ON the 3lst December, 1867, and
the latter on 3Oth June, 1868, of l6 per cent; and
ON the stock of the loan authorized by the act of
l650, and redeemable on the 3lst December, 1854,
(conlmoniy called the Texan indemnify six per
cent
g. Interest on the par of each certificate from the
LIST of January 1885, to the date of receipt and set
uement al the Treasury, with the allowance (for
the money TO reach the owner Of one days interest
in rddition.
Payment Tor said stocks will be made in drafts Of
the Treasurer of the United states the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct. .. 1915
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury or before the said lst day of March
next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
jan 4-dtMdrl Secretary of Treasury.
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Union ACADEMY.

Corner Of Fourteenth 81. and New Fork ecess,s.
FEW more pupils can be recslvsd 10 make up
N the limited number. Application must be
mai. SOON. The discipiips, instruction, and means
Of Illustration such TO insure satisfactory pro
sreI.ia these pupils who ale Punctusl, regular and
pbsGispt.
ci'sp.sEe at tks Besks.orfs.
issa-sH ,: sIQE<Anas Hssss;sS,
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veryS6ne horses of their OWL, together
with any number Of bows and srror,
s,nears, knives. guns, and Other indian
Z" lixins, which were found the next iav
scattered aloISs for about a Iniiel snit
from the tracks seen, their horses must
have taken awful strides, and NJ douh.
they thought their euj had come.
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B A T. l. g, &c.
GRAND BIRTHNIGHT BALL.

THE MOUNT VERNON GUARDS respec fully
Il inform the citizens OF alexandria and the vicin
iiy thst they will give
MILITARY, FIREMRN's AND CIVIC BALL
on THURSDAY EVENING, February -,
1855, at SAREPTA HALL.
The company pledge to use every exertion to give
The utmost satisfaction to those who may honor the
corps with thsr presence.
Refreshments will be furnished for ladies and gen
uemen.
The military and fremen requested to appear
IN uniform.
Hacks VIII se IN attendance to convey ladies to
and from u bal
Tickets IS; to be had Of the COmniitte and at the
door on the night OF the ball. ...
Committee of Iaritdtion and Reception.
Capt w Ashby, Henry Blonhaem,
1t w I'll Smith, If Skidmore,
Lit @ Rudd, Jno l. Smith, jr
1t G Javens, Jno Breen,
Sgt w w Alien, Jas III Simpson,
Sgt w Neale, Geo Lyles.
feb 9-eo&db
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NEW POLKA.

TUST published and for sale at HILBUS HITZ
u Music Depot, the =
TUNERS POLKA,
Composed and dedicated TO Jacob HIbus, ESQ
by J. Esputa, embeilished with beautiful and cor
rect likeness Of the veteran tuner.
Price IS cents.
The trade supplied on very liberal terms.
ph6-u
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT.

II2NVO rVb OhLH V1S UGNIs :
NEW and second hand PIANOS, Of my own and
IN several other factories, are always to~e14a
be had ut nay Piano Wareroom, on Flew HHFH
enth st., between Pa avenue and st.
cid Pianos taken in exchange.
Tuning also attended to.
F.C. REICHENBACH.
P.4-A few very low priced secondhand Pianos
rom SD for sale. dec 1-3m
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DOBINSON'S PRACTICE.-The Practice in
~ Courts Of Justice in England aud the United
States, by Conway Robinson, of Richmond, Va;
vol 1.price s6, just published.
feb 8 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Private Medical Treaties
ON THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,

M. b. LA .CROIX, M. d.,
ALBANY, ". Y.
$50 Pages and lS0 Fiue Plain and Colcred Litho-
graphs and Plates.
~ Price only Is Cents. "a
Sent free Of postage to sll parts Of the Union-Ea
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A r N Y
M q a r.

No. 81 Bridge street. Georgeto,vn,
8 prepared to furnish BALLS, DINNERS, SORTS
l. WEDDINGS, &C., with everything in the Confec
tionary lne in any part of the District. at the short
est notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
ian l9-tf
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.

MRS. g. ANDERSON has received large and
Vl complete assortment Of Mathematical Instru.
ments and Drawing Materials Of superior quality.
The Msth.mstical instruments are chiefly OF Swiss
msnufsctory In cases, well In separate pieces
water coors and oil colors. Drawing papers Of ev.
cry quality.
Al'o, Studies in Drawing and Painting.
dec 2-6 076 Penn avsnus
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rIt has been decided in Cleveland,
that tits no offence for man to set his
own house on fire. there being no law N
Ohio 70 punish such ~ sot,.
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UNDERTAKEN,

II WOULD respectfully return my thanks to the
citizens Of Washington and Its vicinity for thei.
past patronage, and cay that owing to the frequent
sails in the Undertaking branch Of my business, I
have been induced to discontinue the msnufacture
UNDERTAKING. have spared no pains to have
svery thing that Is requisite to my business, and
Am therefore fully prepared to meet any order after
D few moments notes, and assure those who may
give ms call that Will spare no pains 70 carry out
thsir orders to their entire satisfaction.
JAMES r. HARVEY,
No. 40, 7th st., between g and 81.
n. S.--Cel attended to ct all hours Of the night
mar 2-ly
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NulANS-ALLEGHANY BANK AND SKLDEN
l. Withers q Co.'s Notes purchased at the highest
rates. p t. 20 AZ 81
Unesrrent Money, Land Warrants, and Virginia
Scrip bought and sold. a.s's .'.-... .,..
Drafts on Ill the principal cities sold to suit pur-
shesers. ..,.g'T .-.--.f..t t.-.-. q. -. P /. p.
Psrsons at q distancs sen Hug ne Trans Allegheny
notes or Lsud Warrants, may rely upon Itceiying
the bert rsc4s, and reuittsnces made BY draft on
spy city u tbs Union.
HAMILTON G. FAINT, BesSsT,
dee s~@n Ne, ts2 gtsaA ArtssA
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UNDERTAKES, dc. ,
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKER.

VIHK undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends, soqaaintances, and the pubic generally
that he still continues to execute oil orders In his
ne OF business In the best manner and ct the short
sst notice.
REPAIRIHG neatly and PROMPTLY executed
FUNERALS attended to ct -W
the shortest potice, and In the best VlablEIlI BW
manner. Bodies preserped IN the ,nesf perfect man
reT, even ia the srGNsest weather.
.hAnkful for past favors, he would respectfully
solicit, and will endeavor TO merit eontnuancs Of
NE same. ANTHONY BU0HLY,
Ps.a avs, Q. side, between eth and 10th sts.
Residence: Mr.. Martins, No. 800, D street, third
oouee east OF 7th street. mar lily
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
New York, Texas California.
New Jersey, Louisiana, Missouri
pennsylvania, Alabama, Kentucky,
Maryland, Geo ryia, Michigan.
Maine, Wisconsin, Ohio, aud
Minnesota, Florida, other States.
GEORGE @. THONAS,
ATTORNEY FOX CLAIMS, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Warrington Ptaee, near Odd FeIlosss' Hall.
SEVENTH STREET, WASHINGTON, DO.
Sov I0-1v
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'oe"i Naiue'''''''' .Z,VU
There will be Two Hundred Chances, at Ten
Dollars each .'..sf
The raf1e will take place at Hilbus & Hiiz' Mu
sic Depot, Star Buildings, corner Pa. avenue and
llth street, where Tickets be procured and the
articles exhibition.
Persons desirous of possessing some Of the most
superb articles OF workmanship ever exhibited, have
now an opportunity offered them of obtaining such
al an extremely low price.
Call and examine for yourselves at the Music De
pot OF HiLBOS HifZ, Star Buildings, between
the hours of9 O'Clock a. m. and p. m.
feb T-n
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EXPECTED NEW YEAR PRESENTS.

or all the branches Of business conducted in this
" city, Groceries, perhaps Of ell others afford the
smallest profits, and should have the preference for
cash, and no one In thet business can continue il
his customers not in settlement by short
notes or cssh Desirous OF closing up Tor the past
earnestly request all who are indebted to call and
settle without delay.
1 will further give notice that all future bills
which may be contracted with me- must be made
with reference to, and with the distinct understand
ing that thsy to be closed monthly, by cash OF
notes ct 30 days, which have prepared for the pur
pose, except such Of my old customers who have a.
ways been prompt. T. p. KING.
d>e 1T
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GRATIS

GhATlS
JUST PUBLISHED: A NEW DISCOVERY IN
nED1CiNE, -
A FEW words on the Rational Treatment, with
IA out Medicine, OF Spematorrhea, 49,
or Local Weakness, Nervous DebiIi- MsI32
", Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weak AZA
ness OF the Limbs and Back, !ndispo- ~
sItlon and lncapacty for Study and
LABOR, Duliness OF Apprehension, Loss Of Memory,
aversion 10 Society, Love Of Solitude. TImidity,
Sell Distrust, Dizziness, Head Ache, Involuntary
Discharges, Pain in the Side, Affection Of the Eyes
flmples on the Face, Sexual and other infirmities
a man. .-.
FROM THE FRENCH OF DIR. b. DE LANlY.
The important fact that these alarming compIa ints
may easaly be removed without Medicine s in th Is
small tract, clearly demOnstrated; and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by
the author, fully explained by means of which ey-
cry one u enabled TO cure himself perfectly, and al
me ieast possible cost avoiding thereby all the ad-
vertlsed nostrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis, and post free. i'm
sealed envelope, by remtting lpost paiGD two post
sse stanps To Dr. B. DE ELANEY, No. IL Ltspanard
street, New IorS. ian I7r5m
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SPLENDID RATTLE.

MILL be Raf1ed for soon as the requisite
w number of Chances have been taken, the fol
lowing splendid and costly articles, viz:
LIST Pnze. One splendid gold Paper Weight,
containing an Automaton Singing Bird
aud eday ChrOnometer, most beautifully
decorated and adorned with enamelled
Paintings. 900
ID Prize. One Ladys Gold Watch, richly set
with Diamonds and Painting on Enamel. i20
Sd Prize. One Lady's Gold Watch, richly set
with Diamonds, and Painting on Enamel. 10
4th Prize. One Gents Full Je ewsled Patent
Lever (with Compensatory gold uunung
9th PnZe. Lady Gold Hunting Watch, splen-
ddly chased. 60
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PROF SOHONENBKRG,
THAOHKR AND TRANSLATOR OF
a0dsrn Languages and Literature,
NO. 267 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oct 23-tf
r, III. GILLET.

r. 81. GILLET, ...
C0uMss at Law,
Once and residence In Franklin Row, corner o; z
and Thirteenth street oct 2S-d1y
Mn. SOHONENBERG,
Teacher OF Piano and SINGING.
NO. S59 PENNSYLVANIA AvINUl.
oct 23-n
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EHVENIaG OLA5SkS IN PROF.
Il SCHONEsS B e Ra will commence revievins
,lasses In LanSusgae on Mondays 3oth October, al
his residence, 257 Psnnsylyapis avenue
oct 23-f
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WIN. NJ. MERRfCK,
Attorney at l. aw,

VIII practice in the supreme Court of the United
States and the Courts Of the District Of Columbia.
dec 26-eotf
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v DR.. MeClmtoek's Ten;s lArct;vs
Svrrs,

For purifying the blood The most powerful Dc
rider ever discovered. For al Scrofuious diseases
Skin disesses, Eruptions, Bois, Pimplos Eryspslas
Ulcers, Sore Legs, and all Rheumatic and Syphinti
complaints, &c. 1t rs noet excellent spring neil
Gins, perfectly psaable, and safe for children or 4,
males. Prce(pint Bottles) a.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-08
FQf FIe TFnc American.
The Herald and Bill Carson.

4. RAGAN.-We are pleased to learn
that eur brothers, Bill Car,ou's boys, have
been attending to their business in Steu-
benvilie, viz; tightening the ropes on tn,
Rumocrats for violations Of the Liquor Law.
As the account Of their proceedings as Civ
en- in the Herald, is very imperfect, we are
not informed Of the extent Of thcirproceed-
.ings; but We hope that they may contin-
ne "to 60 about town. doing good, and
bringing all offenders to strict account
And here We would briefly say to you that
We have been doing little in the same line
If business, and ycu ngcd not be in the
least surprised, if one or more of our Rum
"crats should shortly come down to town
to see the sights, and pay you visit Of at
least twenty days. We have three 'on EN-
battered up with pretty strong rope, and
'hey seem 10 play about as If they doubt
our sincerity, but they may shortly find
out what sort offuu We are after, when they
are about to take up lodgings on Main street
just back of the Court House. We ar,
satisfied shat the editor Of the Herald, or
his Informant, must be slightly mistaken
IN st ting that "those who act in this capac-
ity are known by the name of Smclkrs."-
Quite missioner Mr.. Herald, for there is
wide distinction between the two COM
mitt9es, which we shall endeavor to point
out, so that mistakes of this kind may be
avoided in future. The Carson League has
two committees, the SneeilcrS and the exec
utive--the "smeiIers" never belong to
the League, while the members of the ex-
ecutivc always do. 1t is not kncwn in
public who are the members Of the execu-
tive, but the "smellers may be known at
all times by their badgeof Office, viz: a big
red "patcnt nose' blcary eyes trimmed
round with led flannel, and their "nasal
organs" are powerfui-so powerful that
they can always 6nd the liquor if any can
be found but Judging by the accelerated
motions Of their tongues after it is found,
we are inclined to suppose that they test
its quality more by taste than smell. OF
these two committees the "smellers" always
take precedence, or rather, they begin opc-
r4tjus first, and find whore The liquor is
kept When they hayc'toundir, they buy
and drink thereof very secretly, till Bill
Carson finds where they are and what they
are about, aud then he orders lis execu
tive committee TO ,ndicl tie seller and
bring up a lot of the "smelers" for wit
neSscs. AS the "smeilers hate Bill aud
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his boys mortally, they make no reports to
him, and are therefore sometimes very
much puzzled to understand how Bal
knows so well wbatthey we're doing in the
little room back of the stairs, for they had
the door lockedcertaiu, and the window
blind down, tight Well i leaks out in
a goodmany ways, and we are not going to
tell you much about it, but we may with
perfect safety give you one hint When
Bill sees any persons with very red noses
and all smellers come slipping outof the lit
tleroom behind the stairsin the, and
marks the pleased appearance of their IA
ces, hears them cleaning the cobwobs out
Of their throatsand sees them wiping their
mouths, he judges that they have had a
very pleasant conference in that same lit
tie room, aud Bill would not be any thing
Ike sharp, if he could not guess the rest.
But he does guess it, and he gaesses so
strait tha, the operators of "Olr House,
The Virginia House" the Bloomfield HQ-
tel' and of various other houses have to
face the music of their own making
they have become rather unwell by meas
uriug out so many doses for others, so that,
in order TO be cured, they must take dose
Of another kind. And bitter dose they
seem TO consider it, aud strong dose 1t
must be, for from the way that the "smel-
lers' take on, it must work them off about
as severely as it does the sellers. One Of
them, it appears, had "to leave the city
On urgent business, we suppose, he goes
deeply sympathisiug with his "felow sut-
terers." He tries TO laugh it of, but it is
easy to see, by the tone of his articles, which
side of the face tie laugh is on. Some
what alarmed, too, he Is, lest hls cider, ma
tive wine, reak ale, pop &C., should be ta-
ken from him. Shll want to take little
more rm-olI rain water and m"lasses,
hey? What alisto Of "fayorite luxurios
must be resigned 'sforthc common good :
WAYNE.
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Another Maine law.

- VIZ NhNShAaNAN VA u Jaw w
suppress the evils arising. from the traffic
in Intoxicating liquors, the state of Main
seems determined to maintain her reoula-
ton acquired by that Enactment, and not
to fall behiai in the great work of the po,
litical regeneration of our country's condi-
ton. In common with the great body Of
tho people throughout our land, asensc of
the dangers impending our institutions
from the unparalleled food of emigration.
the hxness of our naturalization laws, and
from the panderiug Of demagogres to the
passions, prejudice, and Ignorance Of for
eigucrs recently come D.,o the country, has
prevailed her people and we see the fruits of
their experiences in their legislation.
An act requiring upon the part Of natu-
rallied citizens the registration with certain
'ofjters of the particulars of their naturali-
zation-such as the date Of the papers and
place of issue, with evidence Of the idcnti-
ty of the person presenting them, at least
three months prior to the election at which
such person may design to vote; and an
other act taking from the State Courts all
! jurisdiction in matters of naturalization,
thus leaving to the Federal Courts exclu-
sive ,,jurisdiction-compriSe their legis-
lation on this new and great question -
With the enforcement Of the former will
disappear, in some measure, many evils ari-
sing cut of the desire to vote--no obedienceto
the behcsts,o higher power? Ofthe re-
Gently imported and newly hedged rcpub-
lican, whose understanding of, and attach
ment the principles of the Constitution of
the United States--a thing he never dream
ed of-has been proven by the solemnity
of an oath. There the true American Pat
riot may hope to behold less frequently the
miserable and dishonest demagogueism Of
the foreigner, barn "pon oar soi}in quest
of ofice-Rattering the vices and religious
prejudiceo of the ignorant, and acceding to
the monstrous pretensions and willy tricks
ofthe followers Of Loyols, because it eviden-
ces in the people determination to have
no more of these nefarious doingsin the po-
litical arena. Pipe laying, carried on so
extensively in this country, voting here and
there to-day by large class Of foreigners
who constitute the bulk Of the enigrauts
of to-day, some Of whom are either ignorant
of the obligations Of an oath, or perfectly
depraved in morals or recognize a power
behind the curtain which can absolye.-
For the character of human nature gener-
orally, We would hope that such cases were
fewer. We have in our mind person
who has voted regularly for the last six or
eight years, and has been almost as FIRE
quently challenged, and upon failure topro-
duce his ''papers," has resorted to the in-
variable shift of alledging their loss, while
the record shows that but few months
since, this representatives, parsonage pro-
cured his papers. For such st ok, this new
Maine Law is soyerairn remcaY.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-08
For lhe Trne American
Taxes and State Expenditures.


Mr.. EDlToR ply last number com
plet9d my original design, which was sim-
ply, as matters of fact, 10, point out the
uses to which the money collected by taxes
in the State Of Ohio was appropriated.
Each one can judge for himself of the
necessity for collecting and ezpending
portion Of the earnings of the private cit
zen tor such uses. Each one can also de-
eide for himself of the extent to which
each Of these purposes should be allowed
to absorb the public resources. There is
one other branch of the subject on which
/ am sure all, with few exceptions, will
cordially agree. 1t is, that the meney
when collected shall be honestly and
economically applied to the purposes for
which it was collected How is this to be
secured? clearly in but one way, and that
is by selecting the best men and those best
qualified by education and experience to
Conduct the public business. A State
whose annual income and expenditure
through its various departments is 81
100000 Or upwards cannot safely or rea-
sonably be entrustodsto ignorance, inexpe-
rience or damagogues.
When the. Constitution of the United
States was adopted the pecuniary rcsoue-
ccs Of the Union were not equal to the
present resources,of the State of Ohio.
The highest amount Of revenues receiv-
ed into the Treasury of the United States,
exclusive of loans, in any one year during
the eight years Of Washinglon's admins
tration, was in 1897, when it was $3.50
100, 50 of which S1.240. .000 was received
from sales Of Bank Stock. Thus leaving
S7,1l5, 1896 as the income Of the Uni
ted States from permanent sources. The
expenditures the same year exclusive Of
35, 1872 i2l 50 applied to Ghc national debt
VAS &, 33& ,59O,46. Yet country Of
such limited resources was esteemed wor
thy Of Washington to give the impress
Of his mighty mind to its character and
Of a'Hamilton to develope its resources
aud stamp law, order and strict, prompt
accountability upon its financial system.
None of the ancient States which stand
out in history the wonder and admiration
Of all succeeding ages, and which present
models i'll literature, in arts, and in arms.
national and individual most worthy to
stimulate the energies and fire the soul to
virtue, could compare with Ohio in extent
Of territory or in natural resources.
Scion gave his constitutional laws to
rocky, sterile territory sixty miles by fifty
six in extent, and they produced De-
mothenes, Pericles, tilcibiades, Aristides,
Aristotle, Socrates, Plato, Nliltiades, CT
mon, Aeuophonr Thicycidides, Phidias
and h4-t- Of others, who in almost any
other country would have been foremost,
whose names aud actions "Hill perish
never"
This territory would equal eight Coun-
ties i'll Ohio in extent, but by the virtue
and public spirit Of its citizens attained
power and reputation Ohio under her pres
ent rules and ruler, will not soon equal.
AN OBSERVER.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
New YORK, May 4.-The Atlantic has
arrived.
The Vienna conference has broken off.
Russia rejects the allied demands.
SebastopOl HAS been bombarded since
the 9th; result doubtful.
The new British loan has been taken
Emperor Napoleon accompanied by the
Empress have beona week in England; i'm
mensely glorifed ,
British loan el6,OOO,OOO sterling taken
by the Rothschilds who take the increased
incomes.
A spirit, tOa, coffee, and sugar stamp
proposed.
England assents to Louis Napoleon Ia.
king command of the allied army in the
Crimoa, this is regarded as a doubtful ru.
NOR however,