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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08
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GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKEEs, of Vanderburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
81 FE JOHN w. DA VISION, of allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM R. NOEFSlNGER, of Park Q
AUDITOR OF STATE,
e. w. HI. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES III. CkAVENS, of Ripley.
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of TipPecanOc.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEALs of Miami.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES. @. VEATCH,
SPENCER COUNTY.
FOR LEGISLATURES.
JOHN INGLE, JR,
vANDERBURGH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08

eSz Who e Tickets SIo-Halves s5-Quarters s21s -Ex
Alabama and Georgia Lotteries, cham els for
vestment present Inducements any known schemes.
the public had of the
the of prizes sold the prompt
with which they have been paid the best guarantees
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08
dor ass'd i'm Ia zion Shaker Broous;
I'D 50 DO do fancy do;
Is do extra do;
10 do hearth do;
10 do whisk. ass'd common to extra.
II =

DR.. 7. MCGOWN'S ESSENCE OF TAR
IS Z a'E.2TAtS ('ERE E>R
Bowel COuHpl-SEEsS Tsssss Diseases eff
the EttEgS.
NHTRTY thousand without single falure. For
sale in Evansville by Keller FaTnsley e. Co., Halloek
& Steddard, WooIsey & SAWYER Ieieh Yer ing
The American TAr SPRING LTNIMENT AND vERMI-
FUGE. ia also for sale by them. aug2l dsv4y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08
The EIectora- Ticket.

Cut the above out and preserve It for future
reference.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08

or Within the past few weeks SIXTY New
Fillmore paper have run up the American
Ticket.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08
SOMETHING EsSTING.

a - DOZ J. Blood's ass'd Kentucky Pattern Axes;
n u do do do Ohio do do;
10 20 A. Teweyck do dc do do;
do Bows Axes
do Broad 20. Western do;
20 do. Penn syIvsnia Dol
2!o Z tn Hatohets: dOz Single Hatchets;
20 Hunters 5O do Claw do;
The quality of the above Is arranted second to
in the market. For sale low by -
sep23 q. COOK i SON,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08
CL0T HING az H0!Es 4 Z


NEW r4sAL sGbgtAbs.
vENHE subscribers in reHePt Of their supply
y Fall and Winter BOOTS and 8oE2 select ed for th
city trade embracing and quality
of Mems Women aui Chldrep's wear ael they cal
the attention of the pu bile. MCREA Il WELLS.
First street. Fnstr Pa Rick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.


What hidden motive IL producing the e1asperaunS
and uncsled-for articles upon American affairs in tn
Times 1t cannot be the profits of the Journalist that
iupels these insulting and mschievous dstbes, for
eyeryb is indignant at the recklessness OF the
writer Just at the time when every statesman Il dls-
posed to show the greatest reserve and fOroearance IN
alluding TO our difficulties with the United States,
The Times IL hurting insults across the Atlantic with
as little thought as schooboy beetOws on his squlbs
and crackeIs Yesterday, III an article upon the close
of the Russian " ar, we told that having disposed
of one pretender to universal dominion in the East we
must now prepare 10 meet another IN the west.
America We were gTayely told, Is aiming at the die
taforship of the world. If So che is aiming at 1t
through some means totally different from those OF the
great military powers of Europe. America, with an
amy of twelve thousaDd men, with navy numbering
but one lne-of battle ship, and with her whole coast
entirely without detenses, seeking to place herself
"above all the world Is suppoeiton so mon
strous that il will be viewed in America as mere
pretense for covering designs the part of
Europe against America. England, at the head Of her
amy and navy, is low very formidable power for
instant operations against any enemy; and the Amer-
cals wbo persist in regarding The Times as the organ
of Lord Clarendon, will suspect that tbs language
covers some design, il intended 10 precptate some
oueurl with them. We observe, too that It Is said
that the English and French navies are uniting 10 the
Gulf Of Mexico for q visit TO Central America.
We hope this "a not true. Whist business has
France IN tbs quarrel she Is not party to the
Clayton-Bulser Tresty-she is not the protector vi
the Mosquito Indians. What business has che, o.
rather, what right have TO call in her armed inter-
fen nee in tkat dispute We trust there is no truth IN
The report IL would confirm the Interpretation put by
the Americans on the language Of Lord Clarendon 10
the House-that England and France were prepared
TO act in concert upon American affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

"The funds opened st reduction Of | cess IA,
nornr <. but recovery aferwsrd took place, and Ne
eoGpg quotations we're the same as those OF yesser.
day The market has derived support during We lsss
few days from arge purchases of stock for soeozs of
the Esst India Company The desire for investment
is s,n uated BY the fact that Consos bow carry Arse
months dividend. On the other hand the spvsrd ten-
denoy is restrained BY the high value of money add
BY tie creation Of new stock from the loan. Money
was in more demand at the Stock Exchange, con.
nanding cent on Government secursiea TIE
.u.p. psion il announced Of Syres, Walker 4
Company, East India merchants, Of AIlhslsoor
Chamber, Lombard street The 6Nn Aas sIso
house at Liverpool The suspension Is a;trbs,si 70
The Withholding oi remtsnces which were expected bv
the last mail from Calcutta II IS hoped that the os,s
which have arts. chiefly through thu recent fall ofy.
rious kpds of produce, vii prove moderate. In oher
r.sn. ct. the con mercia liabilities falling due 70 day
the 9Th. appear to have been well met. At Paris 10
6sy the PER cent Rentes, closed at decline Of about
Der cent. The corn market to-day remains qaiet,
But firm at about Mondays prices. Al ports Of cal.
twtnty.four grain laden vessels, including hheen Of
wheat and five Of Indian corn. Importers are ssking
beherrstes In the foreign exchanges today, the only
alteration Of importance was decline IN the rate o.
bills on Paris. The r, turns OF the Bank OF England
show decrease in the other depoetes, which partly
due to the gradual Withdrawal of the Turkish Loan de
posi,s The railway share market to-day was quiet
er, and unmarked by any general ehsnge IN prices-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 18th ult: have arrived.
TL4y ,Iate that the French ambassador had given
roagrifcept ball in honor of the birth OF the Pnace
Inperial. ard that il attended by the iDiantas
I,abeTa and Louisa the principal ladies of the court,
the greatest political personages the Duke de la We
toria who wore the grand Gordon OF the Legion OF
Honor the Minister Of Foreign Affairs and the MIMI
ter Of finance and by all the diplomatic body except
Lord Lowden. Though the absence OF the Eogush
ambassador on this occasion u specially mentioned,
no explanation il given of il. The Espsd meAtions
a ruuor that the Duke de la Victoria had come to an
undsrianding with the pure Progressists to prolong
the existenc Of the present Cortes indefinitely out
letter denies that there Wa any truth ~ the report
Tie Minister OF War lad recovered sufficiently 10 be
able e. transact busness. In the Cotes, the hiulster
Of the Interior in rply to observations Justified
the Government for keeping Catalonia under an e1-
ceptional military TeRime, and be insisted that there
was 10 ground Tor saying that the Pre-s IN SPAN -
lot free, any one on looking at any OF the hadnd
papers might, be said, easily see At Bsdslos some
ssim hsd been caused by -luabbles be;~ the
troops ct the ganson ard National Guard and bur
g,sser hut they not Of political Guar aeter anu
s.re Of 10 real importance. The new Parliamentary
Center had resolved To support the financial pan oil the
Cover ment, With certain alterations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
TURKEY.
REFORM AT JERUSALEM.

Letters from Jerusalem state thai the new Pasha Of
that province Is animated with the most liberal -en-
mebts and is thoroughly carrying out the principles
lately adopted at Constantinople Of berahty toward
all ere. DE- and denominations Of people, with desire
10 emeliorate the condition OF the nhabltans. Ire
PasLa Of Jerusalem and bis SUITE attended divine ser
vice in the English church on Epiphany Sunday, and
yisited the English hospital and the English school,
leaving handsome donations for each.
The Cheeks ore cultigating land to great extent
IN and about jerusalem, planting olive aud mulberry
tIees and building sk-milk. They have iateiy nide
A very good road to the Convent of the Cross, whch
las be- en- almost rebuilt, and where they have col
lege. A. .
Almost all travellers succeed in visiting the
Great Mosque Of Omar the rite 81 the Temple though
they have to make large presents Tor the privilege
Tie Jews however, are still unwilling t. enter the
Temple from fear of De ming 1t, because they believe
tIat the AK Of the Covenant, containing the two
Tables of Stone, buried the spot by Jeremiah
when judah was carried away captive to Babylon
Tie excavations undrr the City Of Jerusalem also
frequently explored; but the entrance being exceed
ingy narrow and low, is very difficult. These excs
vatons OF very great extent and are formed int
vast arched chambers, which seem to have been used
az quarry 10 supply the materials for the WALL oil the
L, mlle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
CRTNEAy INQUIRY COMMISSION.

Tie Military Board Of Inquiry into the allegations
cd in report Of the Crimean Commissioners. Sir
John Mcneil and Col Tulloch, against the Ears Of
Lucan Cardigan, Ger. Airey and Col. Gordon, have
held tler rst m. eting 10 the hall Of Chelsea Hospital
Preliminary forInshtles were gone through. TIE
pIbnc were admitted. The next meeting vii Oe bed
on the 7th inst, wien Lord Lacan vii be pat under
examination
An Englh church Is TO be built in Cor s,antinople
nv subscription e. memorial OF the British who per-
isbtd in the war.
A etter from Mr.. Dallas 10 the Ear Of Clarendon Il
Published in the English papers, requesting Lord Car
endon TO pay over 50 sterling behalf Of the Presi
dent Of the United S;ste- to Capt Ferguson, British
seoInGn who rescued the crew Of American bark al
s,s. TIE money wa paid through the Liverpool Sal
or.' Hens 10 Capt +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Bartnu Brother. o. Co.'s Circular.

PEI AJyieal LONDON, Friday, April & lsoTr .,.s-
,te feet on the Colonial and Foreign Produce markets. Sa
good bun. has been transacted during ne ,te ty
TEA and CoTFEE quiet No charge u the MoNLs aa
The Price Of the last arrival Of DOLLARS Dot yet HAs
Of 800 bags offered during the week .s0S,
,h,ss ourbs .od a, full prices Honduras silver "
ordinary 10 f.ir bold and al for pea grain All
$3.50. Tsnsnss SILVER RoS.b cssns i. last sss ns
al 1913 American spirits VI -, cto. h.v. eomprsed
COFrEE-Psbie sale. o. ~ he new srop
s.ster pert Of which soi At sesoy $50 bags
TO low mid with Ia rom o. oS .nd At scden
dsy go bass bought in above the sset ,ss What A the
va, sits .o .qp .esa yss
FeI,isn Wheat and Flour only retail demand, az ssrsh ~
So tor Ise s e:arnsd To-day se .ss ss
,ssdy prices without change we sa0 ,rsao Flow,
Wlest 60 a72I Red, SSia'O' 40 ID" A-''''
coIros hT@ and no, much osensi sale. Or tho
sse. W. quotation. for MD Oresn. ca b.
Coco. quiet, and DO sslss this work IL, ,oo gd9d
for sood .eeond straw 40 sti Csc. s.S
chiefly ;qe.scOd bf9t s, a. Ma.iD esddie, To-.
eyia sold AZ Il taz2 Von Gum Asbie-7s chests Es"lss
Gs .a a. 2,% err, g'ss, ., .,S we're .Isn 50 '
S'.ngj. yr.,,c we're held az Us, and II tuns cs's
oek,ves y TstsY 9 sqa. s. Poer,e.rr clean ., -.
ton part oid . f5i M q taps bali clean "a syaey fro
a. Sce euent quality $50 bales Sum ssossa
.m $40 10 RS 5 for sCnDf. 20 ~ auction chisnY d
fISm ga So III good quality VI" SSs SCI sss
1917 nom Il" sn .pd few SELLERS. Common ;n,t
sprco~Est Ild'a FIRM AID ittls do 30 ss !" ia some
/. S5 chests. sssin' lsSS IA ls2 BAT The pa
sale. are reported 20 hsve been H''''
tieulsrs have lot transped U.i.h and quo,e r.ls
i, nv 81 ~, Va 81 on b. m Wales scoeen ~
~ 4 10, mined puu hers on b. on ths OIyee.
4. IA steady e.mand a. Previous hs,a ayns
forF,K o. 49, ,pot lintrd business tas se u, %.o
,cesin favor Of buyers, fair Caes'ta ~ ssr Archao
r., s,,i,sI ,.,. are reported at 80 40 J. oN "
49, "a al a "a CIR Ria, free delivered ,ose, "a RApe
tdnsITi.h are witlout change sperm a. ssL Ian
~ is .foi Il e oaerins at 81 as ~ isoD Olive 10
49, -, rsrntle sssa bs been made o u "1.,,oi ESQ
VI. "a n,,c,s have down ward tendency sat y
90 Sslsss asCa ! 81, Barbary ffoGfb WV
row" a. 20 6a47l for Y C. On the 'p0''
for I'D e year -, ,oo ,,ncb,on. DenAyra sole .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

From The London Time, (City Ay.ie!e), Aps+-r"'
The English funds remain without any material var
alton but the tone Of the market is firm. There ws
little inquiry for money and loans were obtanabie 90
Government Securities at 81 to v cent The extent
of business was again moderate, attention continuing
to be directed to the more speculative descrpsionso
Investments Up to the present moment no lnsuoo'
tions appear to have been received at our cuS'om
Houses TO allow vessels 10 clear for Russian poTs oa
an immediate instruction 10 that effect Is looked M
Numerous agents have already been dispatched 70 ~
Petersburg and elsewhere, and number OF unoundeo
rumors regarding contracts fer railways and onsr poo
lie works are already in circulation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
MORE RELOIcINGs FOR PEACE.

Paris was again Illuminated on Tuesday night, and
tie iumnatiors in private houses were more general
than on Sunday. The reason was, that many people
understood the illumination following the review as a
tribute to the army of the Crimea great part OF
which had appeared upon the ground, and-at least
this was the feeling Of many-as homage 70 tne Ggau
whose bones are whitening that distant shore Inc
public buildings and embassies were not generally
tghted up on this occasion, but numbers OF pnVate
il diyidusls who were out of town on Sunday, took
this opportunity Of putting lampious in their windows
The Boulevards were exceedingly brilliant, ana 70
late hour dense crowd thronged both sides of them
10 such an extent as to render difficult to move The
number Of vehicles also so great that more than
once oil advance became impossible. Several oil the
rassaees were lit up with great taste, and sort OF
iriumThal arch in the Merche ST. Honore attracted
much attention. transparency of the Emperor Al,
exander H. at the Russ print shop on the Bouevara
6es Itahens had crowds round il during the evening
II il significant fact that the Oreanists and the Le-
ci.imss who have Illuminated since lsis, maze
an destinations display of light Sunday and yester
dey. Tie hotels OF VI. Guzot, NJ. &c hontaliyet ana
tht Duchess de Duras, in the Faubourg ST. lionore'
and very nany great houses in the Faubourg 81 Ger
main. were particularly remarked. Did they hght up
TO slow their sympathy with Russia The general
be lief l. that they did.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
FRANCE.

PARIS April 1.-THE editor Of the L Nerd, n.
Csppelmaus, has petitioned the French Government
for leave to have his journal circulated in France.
There is chance of this request being granted as the
paper has sensby modified its politics since the ngna
ture of peace
PARIS, April 3-p. m.-The details connected WIN
tie Danubsn Principalties and the liberties OF the
Christian subjects of the Porte, are the points TO be
arranged in the renewed Conferences The Porte OBJ
ecs TO any occupation of Turkey by the allied forces
and is possible that the point will be waived II the
Powers are satisfied the safety and privileges Of
the Christians. If the return home Of the Allied
armies is performed leisurey, the feeling in ofhcAl
quarters is that sufficient force will remain for many
months to keep fanaticisn in check 1t grows con-
rmed that the situation Of Italy will form subject Of
CELEBRATION before the Conference dissolyes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
GREECE.
ORDINATIONS BY THE ALLIES.

letter fiom Athens, OF Marca %, state TIA: me
Cont and Government of Athens are asrmeu ~
concentrations which the ENJOYS Of England ana
Frspce have lstey made, and public feeling Is SOM
VIA, excited The frst Secretary OF the Russian Em
bs-qy, NJ de Eeclondof, has been sent to Gernsny
and st. Petersburg on q special mission NJ: boudoa'
pach a. spy Of the Queen of Greece, "a to visit Lon
Dor and Paris, to plead, is said. the Royal cause
n. Trcoupi, the Greek Embasssdor at London, and
n. Rogue, Secretary of Legation at Parls who pup
I;.bed the celebrated letter of General kslerg have
been charged by the Cabinet OF Athens TO afford every
ss-starce to this gentleman. All this is signic ant
We houe for further change of Ministry, at AL events
before the elections take place-f not you VIII nave
no majority of representatives for consttutoaa nIeece
and many friends of Russian intrigue. Our CONNER
cial prosperity Is very encouraging.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
FRANCE
Trom Der o~r Corresponasnt

Tum Der o~r Coresponasnt
PARIS, Thursasy, April ;, f556.
1t being finally fixed fact that the Peace treaty
is signed, the two fsvorite thsmss of journalists
at present are, hoe il Wa signed and ohat was
signed. And on the first point; it appears that it
wss signed BY the pleniPOs, either simultaneously
with one pen, according 70 the Pays or in sequence
wiih,eyersl pens more or Iess according n the De
bats Thinking the matter over arm nelinsd 10 agree
with another journal il tho eclectic opioaon that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
AUSTRIA.

Tie Wiener Zeitung publishes the state balance
shes for the year ending the 3lt Of October 1855
The ordinary receipts 25a, sos s5f, and the eI
traordiraIy 5,277 ,97oA, making total rsvenue OF
ss5f, which is ls 1853, 1914. more than in the
year 1854 The ordinary expenditure for the year 1855
was 300 s69A, and the extraordinary lOl ,5l3a
making total outlay Of 400, 6s5 ls2a., which is
l6 63e 53ef more than 1854. BY the foregoing figures
will be seen that the deficit for the year 800 was
las 500 cora which is 81 1884, lees than it was in
ls54 The extraordinary outlay for military purposes
wa lOl 5o Il7A, which 10, 42G, i535 more than it
was in 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

o,einal nlap then brvusht forward Is san n ex-fenee
S.s.rs times sipre the question has been brought
Onward and IN 1891 some works we're e1ecu1 % hs
md IA, In 1884 tb~ Government spPheh 70 ne
Mt sor . ered, Of 10000 rI-dolss-s sum sum
e;.rty large to lead to the superstition that the idea
wss q rioGs entertained Of rtifyiDg The city on an
s.tspsye scale. II the question Of terrifying etocx
holm 10 now resumed, that circumstance must oe
oG I.d ON ouly as the continuation Of ~hat has been
cong on az intervals during the last 10 years 10
attribute greater m.ortsrce to il would be an error
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
SWEDEN.

DEPRECATEs TIE WRATH OF RUSSIA.
The Sre1ska IidaHgca the semi official journal OF
Stockholm, contains article maintaining that the
idea of certifying that city cannot be- looked on as
political Denomination agHnst Russia, and that IL hHs
not bad iis origin in pre-ent circumstances. IL says
Tie idsA Of such ratification in not by any means
new. On the contrary, II dates from the time OF
Queen Christina and king Charles GEstaSG'i and the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
THE BALTIC.

Kill. APRIL 1.-The news of peace was not recrved
with much satisfaction. To-day il was announced that
the screw line of batteships Majestic aud Caesar had
received orders to immediately 10 England and
that the only other vessel here the Cuckoo of three
guns should at orce proceed 10 the Gulf Of Finland
with dispatches for Capt. Watson Of the lmpenease,
containing instructions for the return of the advanced
squadron to England without delay. When the
squadron calls here on the way home, the last Of the
Byitish feet Will have been here for the present
LEMON. Aprl So m.-The Baltic feet DO longer
exists in official recognition; it merged into the
home feet yesterday, on which day Admiral Dundss
and Admiral Baynes gave up their respective appclls
toss of Commander in Chief and second in command of
the Baltic feet The Captain of the said feet, the
Hon. + I. Pelham, changed MS position at the same
time. The whole fleet now at Portsmouth Is placed
under the command.inchief of Admiral Seymour, the
Port Admiral
Immediately after the review it is rlmored thas
10 oo0 sesmen will be discharged from the feet these
will consist for the most part Of the men drawn nom
the Coast Guard at the outset OF the war; and such
other. az have served fully and longer than the usual
term of commission. II is said that there will be
permanent Channel feet of exercise and training
consisting of twelve saof-line and sdjuncts.
II NAV be confidently expected that the year 1857
will be far advanced before the last and the lat
cargo Of shells pass the Dardanelles on their way
hcmeward Nor can we think that any haste Is neces-
ssry in completing the evacuation. We have secu.
musted large stores, and assembled great army for
the defense of Turkey and there no reason that we
shall the expense Of new transports and greater
employment Of labor, in order to hurry back WITH
such speed as may crafty the desire of those whom
we saved to be quickly nd of u.s. The presence Of
the Western forces in the East is only question
Of months The British army il said to be provided
with food and necesssries for nearly twelve months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
THE VERY LATEST.

fBy TesgyepA from London 70 Eiropool
I'VE rdehien Shannon OF the Royal ah se~h
ship Airica the follo~iLg lahsst EtsliiseDeel;
The Daily Nctc,'s City Article dated London, In
day evening, sayH:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, April ., ls56.-By an imperial
uanfesto peace is proclaimed, the object Of the war
"having been gained by the security acquired for the
privileges of ChrhtiaDs in the East" To avoid fu
ure collision it is added frerh frontier line Tor Bee
tarabia has been conceded.