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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

MAYORS COURT The Mayor has very
properly determined to hold no court this morning
at the City Hall, l. being the day appointed for
thanksgiving and prayer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

The Merlin rock at the entraL ce of st. Johns IN.
b. harbor, has been removed by blasting, and
the soundjngs now show twenty-sevep feet of wa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

THERE will be religious ssrv;.
Leigh street Baptist chprcb ses'lces 1t y.
neneing with prayer.mestips raGist,y, =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

TIE LETTER SHEET Prices CURRENT
Issued rom the Dispatch Job Ofice-win
be sent to subscribers to-morrow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

PATCHING PAYERS have been engaged
for more than = week In rs-pavng suaksn places In
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

aERMAN HEBREW Coses,.
~, ',.,e. se' y; will be held thi, na,fIosr
'; re s % ns.h; nss, Marshall
ready fo1 .sIviss us mot s.n. dni.a.d
dNe~ Year, ssl6, M. A''as5 evsninr ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

BAD GRADE.-The South gutter OF
Broad, between I'd and Sd streets, needs . grading
% - to prevent the water from sts grating Ia it. Tn
,lice and citizens have IL washed aud pit resu
arly but they find 1t impossible to keep It 10 order
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RELIGIOUS
RnIInae

c., na..o.ous NsrIoE.--in,.
ss .s Ghureh - elo.ss ,,s aasasmaeh -,
sos,,.. .s ass,sy Of r.sn...in,,,.hs e. ps~s
DAY. The .. 70 .,r.h , With ~ ~
u. seG-1t aeaes e. ihy
~ nn-rs.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

FINED.-R. o. Bush and Mr.. Paul were
fined 81 each for firing gun In the city last SUNDAY
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RICHMOND. Sept. 5th,

KICHMOND. Sopt. ON, 100.
GeutIemen-I have, a few m oments ago. received
vour note suggesting that part of the next contri
bntious for this sufferers In Norfolk aud Portsmouth
he appropriated to procure a few horses and an am
pl. supply of forage to enable ths men bers OF the
MeSc,f Profession to perform, with efficiency their
srduous duties. go , -
/ have had q conference with the Mayor of our
Mfn;.ters Of the SD 81 in our churches tomorrow.
,haI be requested take up collections FOR the OBJ
iect mentioned by you. 1t will off Ird our citizens
nIsssure sm sure, to contribute literally, aud we
viii endeavor to take prompt measures to accom-
nIish your humane Wishes
Very respectfully, you OBJ serv'5 -
To Me.srs T. BARRON HoPE. Csc Booker B.
CAREY, r. II VAUGHAN, VIM. 4. WILLIS, and
others Committee.
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SERVICE AT Tpr 9v

VII commence at ~ sl,L,uVE NEs 9.
or this solemn occasion viii hsiy Th..9
ne order. From the brown sS; sns ros F s,..'
ENsY y. "a ceBs a. palsit o,s,oy Of d. =
pir.tion o " ~, aonotiss. be one that Win ~
nia'ion oi MS numerous bsarer, VIII ssia ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

MAYO STREEr-In conp,isr.. ., sAe0GEs a,
the Mayor. Thursday next, the stb an. me r.as.s,
Ss observed a. day Of Thanh 'ernse. ~
900 for having vouchs,f-d to n. ;ah.io aln,s,
petty. "'"''n and ssnei,I ~. ~
Ssrvics will comnsnce g. tv.l.
sioo, " p'saen o. r.. A.,
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K. X. BETH Nu,,o,-c

TRINITY ii CHuEoH;-ihe Rev ca,
Service. canen IN sh,s EhqI,h D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER We
have the September number of the Southern
Literary Messenger. The first prose article
il "The Pre.Adamite World" a very enter.
tanning chapter of the Geological History.
written in the rocks and fossils anterior to
our common progenitor Adam, who was 30
very uncommon being in his time of day.
"A Kingdom Mortgaged " is concluded, las
it should be when it comes to that pass J.
Gonsalvo of Cordova is continued. The
very entertaining Sketches of Europe, by the
editor, are also continued, and besides MANY
other articles, the Messenger contains an
obituary notice of Washington, published at
the time of his death, in an English paper
This obituary, the Messenger very highly
and justly praises. There are several very
creditable poems. What is called "Montblv
Report of the Mount Vernon Association"
also appears. We expected to see in it some
account of how the Association "was com.
Ing on" how much money had been accu.
muiated; but the report says nothing on the
subject. 1t is a mere statement about the
speeches and appeals that have been made
in behalf of the cause.
The matter and the manner of the Nassau.
ger are good. We hope it is meeting. a. il
30 richly deserves, encouragement at the
South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

HEAVY RoBBERY-1hs Mayor of this
city received a telegraphic dispatch from Oxford
N. G., yesterday morning, informing bim of .
heavy robbery commi,ted 10 that place by a mar
calling himself Watts, the description Of who's
person answers that Of the rogue who ESCAPED
from the custody of Officer Tyler . few week.
since, while on bis way from Wilmington 10 tht,
plac TO undergo exsmiDation on the charge oil
robbery. Watts. as be now calls hi nrell made
his escape from Oxfn-d and Il vet at large.
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Jew AND FASHIONABLE CLOTH,

This Is to certify that Mr. Pitts card 10 trss . ~
bsst of my knowledge A. CRUaf'
sA6 -Itk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

MAYeR's CoURr.-The Mayors Courtor
be city Of Richmoad will bs held st O'Clock |,
H., from the 10th of April to the 10Th of Octob.r
After the 10th of October, at 10 O'clock
For Civil business on Thursdays, always at II d,t
A, NJ. 80,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

Yellow fever has appeared at Vicksburg. Miss,
and at several places 10 the interior of Louisiana
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HE MEMBERS or rBgSr A..

SOCIETY, are hereby requested 10 s,tsrs "1N!
OF the Society at their Il etinr rcon, nesa,
Suffers Sim, MS sBuckstcre, on sRIbsvT nssi
nsst the TN inst., inatssa Of fHURsDAY u ,',,s'
All Ssotchmen, the soma and grandson, Of s,,,,
men who may wish TO bcoams msInhs,. oeot:s
quested tn hspdin th-ir smes by their 80 p
heir pf'i Ions may be acted upon at tbs ns1, T" m
ing alter they ale presented '-' as1' n.s'
ee 6-2tt ALFX CRAIG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

ATTACK ON PIsATEs-The Naval Department at
Washington has received dispatches from the 3
sioop war V.ndalis Com. Pope. In which it is iu
formed of successful attact UPON a small gang of
pirates, about - miles from long Kong by the
loops bosts under the command of Acting Lieu
Walcutt, Whose conduct in the affair 10 highly
praised. Ons # the seamsn WIS shot and killed b.
the accide utal discuar &c of his own musket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

DUEL FouGHr.-Two men named mayes and
Harl1w, of Yszvo city. Miss, fought duel near
Vicksburg on tbs 28th ult- The weapons used
were rifles. Msyes shot In the arm and In Il
neck, but neither Of his wounds Is considered daps
gerous. Harlow was not hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

sonnet HING NIoE.-The smoker and
chewer of tobacco, can suit his taste 10 pipes eli.
gars or guilds. by calling at Mr. Charles Richard.
sons store under the American Hotel, where an
exec llent assortment of the weed In every shape
may be found. As for pipes, Mr. R. has American,
German, Turkish, African, Japanese, and every
other kind ever thought of, which he Is prepared
to furnish 10 quantities to suit purchasers. His
Havana cigars, as we'll as as the smoking tobacco
put up BY himself, cannot be surpassed, and
muat please those who smoke for the love OF the
weed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

DEAD.-We regret to learn that q tele-
graphic dispatch was received here yesterday
evening, by Mr.. w. Allen, announcing the
death OF bis son, VIM. s. Allen few hours before.
IN Putnam Connec,jcut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

WOMAN MURDsRED.-A young GIRL named Cath
crime Bouch was murdered In Worresdorf, Pa,
on Friday last by J Fl Seibert, whom she bad
refused to marry. He wrote a letter to her
threatening TO kill her but never delivered II, and
on Friday afrer tho murder, when he gave himself
up handed the letter TO tn: magistrate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

ooinc WEsF.-Ths s.aunton spect.to, 49,.
ans snisraaioe from this couaty 10 ,hs !; s.ye:
r 49,. ri .. very considerable ,h. t.il. W.
iAr@sss Add vsiu.bls ci,xens h.v- sa,d aas snsis,
ssans. .eca, sad. end other properly Win VIZ"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

osl los Divine SERVES shi. (rhur.sa.,h va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

DR. Brooks and Mr.. Nc Donald, of the Kansas Le.
eisature, had fight In the Council Chamber, Oh
, he 25 ult
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

THANKs.-The Committee from Hamp.
ton, through slight error 10 trauscrbing the pre-
vfous card of thanks, were made to appear obliyi
ous of the courtesy Of Mr.. Whitcomb. Superin,en-
dent of the Central Road. They now return their
thanks for his kindness Ia Offering free tickets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

GUANO.-No. l Peruvian GuanO. land
~ Ing from Dock, for sale by
e. Fl SKINNER CO,
SET No 80 Cary at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

BRIsK.-The retail merchants on Main
street seem to be driving a Furnishing trade with
the people from the country VINO are now Il rcking
Richmond never was better than at present and
country merchants need therefore entertain no
fears In visiting here to lay In their fall supplies
for not citizen of Richmond has yet been attack
ed with fever, and none of them are at all afraid
of being.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

ono TONS LUMP PLASTER-Dsi.
~OO ~ expected to arrive. fer sale by
d. B. BRlDGFORD CO..
set On the Dock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

AUCTION NOrlUE. attention ia sst.s :.
my ssls of DIV Gooas. Clcihica Pins shi,,. ~ !"
sisrY. &c, on Fiiisy morning az lNo'oIocx Nv
80 o n EATEuOpN .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

-. nsnney, msmSar elect 70 the Tenpes.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

CRUSHED SUHAK-lUO bbIs Crnshsd
~ 6usa-. on hand aud for sale by
60 -lw DUNLOP, MONCURE CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

I thEAP bLEACHED COII.NS.-An-
~ other lot of those IA Bleaebed En.li.b ~.
ciots'' at l2ac per yard, just opensd
SEQ e. HARTWEII e. en-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

l. Cheao Nousisias Mournins 0,eh.as
Just opening, for sale by ~
ss6 C HARTWELI IN
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III ENNESSEY BRANDY.-7 half mines
IA Riackburne's old Henne ssey Branay v,,tsss.
'46. ~ and '49; lor sale by ''e''
se6-,w DUNLOP. MoNcJer 4, 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

SUGAR.-l00 hhds. choice New Orleans
~ Sugar, hand sxd for sale by
se6-lw DUNLOP, MONCURE co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06
NEW SPECIAL NcrIc,s

Docs WANTED.-About 375 n
r.iued 10 mskioy nisht hidsop. Dogs VEL
,e ghborhood above 81 street, Ws,t ~ at.a IA Il.
Dogs having besn licensed 70 run Al l,,, stu rr..
For such al they are orh vi he Preferred
1pon spclicat!on az the GREEN H,rsSS shsp
1f tae Plank Road, Immediately AFTER V .,,i, u,,,
n-e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

DYsPEPTIc CRAcKERs.-Wer received a
bundle of Boston Dyspeptic Crackers from Mr.. ]
J. Fry, which are superior to any other that we
know Of The same gentleman has shown as
samples of loaf bread, made from brands of -four
which ne has on sale, that were really very fine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

j. Brown. JR., Stick Broker, hss remO,.
ed bis Office to No Isl, tZlmmsrmans 81 conner M,
and 18th reets a s".a -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

ROSION CRACKERS.-Ih he subscriber
- Is tecsivng per Steamer q few barrels of the
Dt'peptio Glaciers SO gny recommended by ali
who have tried them; for sale by J.J Fry
6 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06
RELIEVING THE SICK.

One of the few rays of light that illumines
the gloomy horizon of our sister cities OF
Portsmouth and Norfolk, is the benevolence
and benehcence which their distress has clio
tied from their fellow men. The exhibition
of these noble qualities has not been COMM
ed 70 any section, nor to any religious de-
nomination. The spirit of love and humanity
has been as wide as the country and has
burned alike in the breasts of Roman Cath
olic and Protestant Large numbers of
nurses from each of these religious creeds
have FASTENED to the scene of danger and of
woe, and proved that though worshipping at
different altar, yet, in works of love and
mercy, each is Good Samaritan
The liberal amounts contributed for the
aid Of the poor sufferers, and the personal as.
sistance of those who have gone to their re
lief, must make the most misantbropical think
d better of human osture. Mercenary and ma
terra, NJ is the spirit Of the age, its kindly
sympathies are deep and abundant, and Ii
only needs that the rod of such an at1iction
rs the pestilence descends, to make refresh
log and life-giviDg waters gush forth. 1t hu-
initiates the pride of man to see the fair fab
rio ofthe human body withered in night; to
behold the beautiful, the good, the great, cut
down like the grass of the field; but it ele
Yates our respect for our nature when we
behold man clnging to his fellow, and cheer
ing and sustaining him in his sorrows. and
shedding the light of God like benevolence
about the dark gate way of the tomb.
First and foremost among those who ex-
tend aid to the sufferers in time of pestilence
should be ranked the nurses, clergymen and
physicians, who voluntarily leave their own
healthy and happy homes, and without any
expectation or desire of reward, hasten, at the
peril of their own lives, to the rescue and re-
lief of the sick and dying. The world can
never do honor enough to such benefactors
Of their race; to such noble and self-sacrific.
ing natures. Amid the disgusting selfishness
and hideous hesrtlessness which the panic
of pestilence 80 frequently developes, how
refreshing these glorious specimens of gene
rosity, heroism, and that true Christianity
which shows itself by deeds, rather than
words.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

y 7 ' A. LANG
n No. I67 Bread st. be ween I've Ass
l se 6-lm 9Th sb We the Marshs TAe.Le.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

III AY. In store and for sale, lot of
IL prime Northern haled Hay.
JNO. w. WRIGHT CO..
So Dock Wharf
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pORT VINES Or. casks Port Wine
L s6ns article, for sale By
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MATTRESSES, SECONDHAND

NOIIgE.-TO comply with the recOm-
~ mendston of the Mayor of the City, the pubiic
u'sock =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

MISS A. M. SMITHS SChoo Ia "a
wi YOUNG LADIES, at kOsas s0s ,sss = III.
Franklin streets, formerly kev ~. a On MOI
next session OF this School wiz S''A'1 90 Ia
day, Oct. lst. -----------.
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'hsbi'aan y ' !, .e Of \
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each o. ID. 90. psn,sdIsI
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81 Ias next n.r, bes, hs,
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90 nnsnciusnat mooy
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9 Dspdr t,, q,
~ morning.
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NEEsEE, aues , r,a 20.
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THORN, Auct. better
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and 9TH s.r.,. ST. [
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tbs day. Hsrl ~ Gui
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9th of 0c.obsr.- he lhur
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always at II G,Ii NC; '
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RS OPFICE,l 49,
ST 3lst, 1856. ~
mighty God, IN ION liz
be inhab'tspt, a Adams
sslth and seasrI Coyha
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commemorative FR q
therefore, recsn' Exc
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rssivins, and tt't Tent,
ruestly IequsEtd Charlie
the day; ard Ia j N @
lorfolk ssd puIl Boala,
% Of tho fsisl d. A Ola
hem, it IL recon. Halifa
fored on their ts hlss q
remove the p.sh j. Hoo
ETA the bIe"inu G Hill
bic acknowlejs" A Gun
terses
MAYO, Mayor ter @
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epOrts having fh 4
.th Of my sro,hst " -,
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the strset. Sas y
doing this, ! g'Ts
-. ~ s,,sr, Lynch
1 .Sni, 81 xsi.h II fsy
80 - ~ - tiea \
ate3 sach vile ~ y. \.
have to say is,s o.
nave originated ID ~
to human hsl's u'nl
" stranger much 4 y r.
touS PITT Glsso
'"H-' " 3 Co
.othsr.ir-sw, h ~
assistance tbs. L y :
10 do. during tho ~
la seen ct to tsib ~
bow to the will cf " y
1nl,bed how Dss -
Ilstion to tas injs'
stice to him ] % -
y0pr ptyei
RGlNIA PITT. -
card 10 rsA 70 To he,
A. K CRUhP Bro,
3LE CLOTH- B.
gasd hs. op.r.i u
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-18
NEW ROAD TO THE SOUTH.

While there is general stegnaion and paralysis
Of almost sill the railroad enterprises of the cOun-
Try, we are occasionally relieved by CLEAN oflight
displaying activity and yigor, even in this greatly
depressed interest. Such a one is now 10 be dis
ceIIed on link in the great channel of commu-
nication between this City and the South. We
have often taken occasion to contrast, and we
have always done it with feelings Of mOrn-
fcaton and chagrin the facilities of travel on
the routes leading east and north from this City,
with the single monopoly route leading TO the
south. The route to Philadelphia, AMI thence to
Baltimore, and 20 on toward the south, Is unen-
livenedby competition, and st1gnates nundisputed
sway through the agency of selfish and corrupt
legislation and the effective opposi ton ofimmenso
corporate power. From here 10 Philadelphia the
Camden and Amboy Co. filings the shadow Of ils
blostod proportions hth wsrt the whole intcrycn-
Ing State Of New jersey. IL possesses the eIcds.
I've right Of way over the greatest route of travel
Ia the United States. 1bls 10 a wrong 40 great
rs b be I'M object Of universal indignation; yet,
the strong arm ia wanting 10 oycrthrowit il. 1.-THE
route were open 10 competition. passengers could
be- taken from tbis City IN Washington Ia two
thirds The time how occupied In Conveying them
tLither. Every obstacle lying between ihi. City
and that. instead Of being removed. 10 made tho
mosl Of, by the hafhctefs 10 travel who control
these routes Thus. Instead Of taking travellers
from this City across the Delaware Rivsr. at
Trsnton. On the railroad bridge thnre. and con.
,e,ing them. without shsngs Of ears aud without
dsisy. 10 tho CITY II Philadelphia. and 70 the
dipbt Of The Bsltimore ears. which cas- be 90
readily done. and wtiet Tho propristiss VI The
esss ~ msnifessy demand, they ere tfundlsd
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NEGOTIATIONS.

Respecting the Conference at Vienna, the following
trenspires: On the 2-th Of December, 7. NJ, the
Austrian, French and English Plenpotentares net
in the apartments of the latter They there drew up
and signed, kind Of protocol or rather minute OF
the exact ard precise Interpretation which their Gov
ernments unanimously attach to the four points. The
Austrian Minister then carried this document stsrs
TO an apartment where Prince Gorchakoff wait
ing. in company with Count Amin and Baron Man
teufel, as the representatives of Prussia. In their
presence the Austrian Plenipoentiary communicated
to Gorchskof these propositions Of the Allied Powers
aid asked him TO state whether he was prepared 70
accept them without modification or reserve. Cor
ohakof replied that bis instructions did not 90 so far;
bic orders only TO negotiate respecting the four
points but he would send of courier and hoped to
receive further instructions within three days.
Our informant says that the terms proposed to
Gortchakof were neither hard nor humiliating.
There Yves no mention of the razing Of Sevastopo.
nor a reduction Of the Russian feet in the Black
Sea. Gorichakof requested fourteen days delay to
obtain 1sts uctions from St. Peterburgh, which
granted consequently it will be fortnight ere any
thing be decided. Hcstlrtes will continue in the
meantime. Il is said that the Russian Interpretation
differs bat little from that Of the Allies, thereby af
fordng a chance although but slight one, for
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