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Fire at Fall River

FALLS RIVER, August IA fire this morr
ing partially destroyed the Linen mill establish
ment in this city. Loss about 81, 900. Insured
J. f. Morrell, Chief Engineer of the Fire D.
partment, was severely injured by the falling c
the roof of the building.
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Democratfc nIan. oIeetinR.

PORTLAND, Maine. August "A large and en-
thusiastic Democratic Mass Meeting is assembled
here to-day to ratify the nomination of Buchanan
and Breckenridge People from all parts of the
State are present. The Hon. Nathan Clifford pre-
sides. Many distinguished speakers at home and
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, Avg. 8.

high WATER THIS DAT AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore mdzs, Lud
lam Watson.
Steamer City of Richmond Mitchell. Philadelphia
mdzs and passengers, y. Tuttle.
CLEARED,
Barque Ma.mors, Bray, for Bristol. England, to-
bacco, Caskie l. Harrison.
SAILED,
Brig T. J. Percival, via City Point, to finish loading
for Rio.
schr. Nel'y D. Haley Stamford, coal, w D. Col
quit Co.
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Nomination in Michigan.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. e.-The State Democratic
Convention, in session here to day, nominated Elk
Senator Phelps for Governor, aud chose Presiden
tia Electors. Strong anti Maine law resolutions
were adopted
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LAND WARRANTS The Land Warrant mar.
ket has 4 downward terdency, probably resulting
from q contraction Of bank accommodation and
the fact that al the Northern markets have
much larger number coming in than the demand
requires. The market must, more or less. coutin-
ne unsettled and varying heneeforth, At least until
the Land Offices are opened for tho public entry
Of lands in the Western States and Territories -
The following are the quotations Of Friday:
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The N. Y. Tribune. not having it's hands full
with American affairs, IL regulating the govern.
'nent OF Great Britain. 1t may be expected to
take the other powers Of the Old World In hand
soap. and then proceed to arrange matters ia the
noon. between which interesting or band the brains
OF IT'S conductors there seems to be nsryeli ous
sympathy.
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MDLLE. FRANCK VIC,
(The Star Bquestrisnns Of the Wepld.)
MADAME SH0WLES.

THE celebrated Manese and Tournament Dshn-
eatsr.1
w. ODELL,
1.-THE great Trick and Scsns Rider Of the AgeI
j. BHOWLES,
Tho Hercules of the Arena)
The vsndesn Brother. FOSTER aud MORRi.
SON; Master CHAS. SHAY, and . host Of other
talent, will appear.
" For particulars see Bills, in principal Hotels.
I-dl3t
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MATHEMATICIAN Harvey, U. s. A, eommander
Of the Sioux expedition: Capt Van Welt and Capt
Pleasopton arrived in st. Louis on ths LIST inst ,
by railroad from Fort Leavenworth, on their way
to Washington city.
Capt j. B. Collins of the ith U 3. Infantry. who
has been stationed in Chicago for the past two
wears has received orders from the War Depart.
ment to join the command under Col Buchanan, in
Oregon Territory.
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thu eaS, me american painter wen known As
shsadsome studio In Paris. sF'A'1
A'eAanasr :. Cook, printer, engaged on tho
more Thursday. - n4''f
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Value Of slave Property

It's stated that the value of the slave property
at ,he!Sonth is not less than two thousands millions
of dollars. a sum equal to onefourth the value Of
all the o'herprcperty in the United States as shown
ny the iastcensus. Do the abolitionists expect to
annihiiate this amount of property without resist.
saeef
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q Mr.. James Moore, formerly from
London. brt who has been in this city three
four weeks, will hear of something of great interest
to him. by calling at the house 18th street, 1t
door to the Scale HOUSE. au9-lt~
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aHnNNM STRAY STEER--STKAY ED
S$ITfEN from my pen, near the Fairfield Race
Course, on Thursday morning, a large
a-E30e Steer, color not recOlected. A reward
of rs will paid for the return of said Steer to me-
al 9-St* VALENTINE HECKLER
- FOk kEN1.-The Brick TenemenI
Eel in rear of the Mount Vernon Hotel, near Ricn.
IN nond and Petersburg Depot, corner of 9th and
By rd streets, containing Rooms, Kitchen with 2
Rooms all in good ORDER and all necessary out house
Rent $t75 per annum. Possession gwen inmedi-
stely. Apply E. A. J. CLOPTON,
Agent and Collector, Ne. s Wall street,
au 9-6t under ST CharIes Hotel
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Special Dispatch.

WELDON. Aug. 6-Halifax county elects two
Democratic delegates to the House Of Commons,
and probably an American Senator. In North
smpton, two Democratic Commoners and one Ser
afor are elected Wayne county gives Bragg =
gain of 100 Hartford county shows small Dem
ocratc gain. Returns generally indicate very eer'
tainly the election of Bragg.
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I O0k OUT! Look Out! Look Out, FOL
IL JACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BirTERS.
POETRY
For Permanent cures of Dread Disease, ..
Dyspepsia, Heart or Lirer;
Come, Humans all, III give you ease,
By my Erceisor Buffers
All you tina. want an appetite
Afflicted with Nervous Uebltfy-
Ny honest fiends Pan proud to state,
Pll servo you with cviity.
Disordered Stomachs of all kinds,
With Peurisy, Bile afii' cted,
No better Bitters you find
Than Jackson's new Perfected.
IT'S true my fiends here declare,
BY al I'm recommended
Who have proped my Bitters here
My fame Is large extended.
My Bitters true are made BY me,
I'll challenge Bread or Baker
Certificated. I'll prove to be
A better Bitter maker.
Now to tn. test, come one, come all
Who have wish to try them.
Fair RichmoRds Sons give me g cali
And then Pm sure you'll buy them
bartholomew, Elijah Craig,
And q host of Others,
Jake dtey too cannot renig
cure my fsllow-brother.
TViRam g. Ferguson can prove
cured his little daughter.
Her dread complaint did remove,
When grim death nearly had her.
My Btters now, nv friends are sold,
By Druggists of this city
Their raiae 10 worth more than gold,
Excuse me for my dirty.
auo-It Respectfuliy. r. H. JACKSON
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DIED.,

The total amount appropriated by bills that
have passed the u Senate ia 1906.
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AMUsHME MIA.


rRESCENr CITY CIRCUS.
WIN. c. MANHATTAN, Proprietor
viii exhibit in RICHMOND on "WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, August
Is, Ia, Is and 18th.
FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY.
" ADMISSION 30 cts; Children and Ssrvsns
half price.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Death or Liberty Look Out. Look
Our TO be not to be, that's the question. Shdk-
speGre.
Thomas Watson, the Prolytype Bard and Poet
Laureate of Richmond, the only living successor OF
William Shakespeare universally given up to be tho
best grnm poetico writer Of the Union cannot,
dare not leave the city Of his aurels the old Domin
ion. without taking the Metropolitan Hall to chsl.
lenge McCready, the best living tragcal speaker of
England or Forrest Of America, as he has challenged
tho world three times for damages for the SAKE of
the enlightened ladies' and gentlemen of the city of
Richmond. The Bard will do his best
The receipts of the house shall be placed in the
hands of Ro. A. Mayo, Esq, great friend to the
Bari's children. More Of this anon. au 9-lt*
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ruIuoRArHTC NEWS.
e.poxrrp ron TN DrspA 70 n


The Rlecefene.
BURLINGTON, lows. Aue Ii b believed that
The RepublIc ans have carried eyerYthing In this
Gtste. including Congressman, members Of the
T,epislature and the State ticket
CfkeINNATI. Ang. 6-Thirfy-six coussies in
Kentucky. mostly complete. give American ma,
iorities OF 1900 The Democratic gain compared
with the last Gubernatorial election. il $780,
wrLMINaTos. N G, August s-New Hanover
gives Bragg. Democrat, $50 majority, being Dem.
ocratic gain If 265 Columbia gives bragg . ma.
iority of ZIG, being Democratic gain Of 81
brunswick gives Gilmer SO majority, an American
gain Of 100.
ST. LOUIS Aug. 6-Gallowsy county gives
Ewing Gam } 300 majority, and Scott county gives
laO. Lincoln county gives Poe tanti-Benton,) JOG
majority.
CIYCIsEATI Aug. a-Critten CO., Arkausas,
elected the entire American ticket. Yell, the
American nominee for Governor, is elected by .
large majority.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Aug. s-Davis and Curtis,
Republicans. ara elected to Congress The Re.
publicans claim 5000 majority in the State
RALEIGH. N. G., Aug. s.-To-day the counties
Of Wake, Johnson, Alamance, Orange, Guilford,
Rowan and Davidson were heard from, show ing
large Democratic gains In oil except Guilford,
wheres Gilmer (Am,) gains 400 In the forego-
ing counties the Democrats gain members OF the
Legislature. Paul G. Cameron, Democrst. il
elected Senator from Orange. That county gave
III Whig majority ut the last Governors election
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4 ,hAIN BAGs.-The Manchester Cotton
VI and Woollen Manufacturing Company have on
hand GRAIN RAGS. of superior quality. Orders left
at the office Of the unders gned, promptly executed
at lowest market rates.
WIN. POWERS, Agent
nu 9-d2awIw Man. G. l. w. Mani. Co.
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LOST.

7 OST ..On Friday, August LIST, my Free
II PAPERS. The fuder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving the same at this office.
LETTIE GLADMAN
au 9-lt rice woman of color.
I OsT-A par Of GOLD SPECTACLks,
- With slides. in a wooden case, between Cap'sin
Goddns Tavern and the St. Charles Hotel, BY the
way of tho New Market Any person finding them,
and leaving the Same with Mr.. Valentine, at the New
Martst, or with the subscriber, will be we'll paid.
a-3t VIII Fl. G. LUMPKTN.
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Wine symptoms, Liqaar Labiss Decauter Stop-
pers, Wicker and Leather Fiasks, &c. for sale by
aus BULKLEY 4 ri
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TABLE MATs.--sseR lsrass, Freurh Wi.
lev, and Shaker Table Msts for sale BY
sus bURkLEY 4 CO.
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w Protection Building Fund Company.
This Company will hold its regular monthly meet
ing THIS Saturday E\ ENiNG, the 9Th (the 10th
being Sunday at their Room on 9th street, at o.
clock. Dues received during the dey at John Ran.
dolph's Book Store. K. P. TOWNSEND,
Ru 9-It SacrataIY.
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- Persons eelhnf 9
please Say they src avs
r. once hours On g
Al. and from 4 too Z.
LADll
Allen mrs gsrah J
Acrom mrs Peter
Andsrson mrs Mary w
Adams mrs Helsn A
Ahsrn mrs a G
Besu nan mrs C
Bisslow mrs G
Blunt mrs p A
Butler mrs Eliza
Bsrustt mrs = A
Hunt mrs n
Briis mrs Jane
Bishop mrs Nv.
Byumfisid mrs Msry H
Blskes mrs nsryf
Dek msy mss n J
n,osddua mrs d ~
Buckhsi.z mrs Mary
Burroughs miss Mary
Brown mrs Mary
Rurwsll mrs Patsy
Burial mrs P
Crnmp miss B N
Cole miss 3 9 5
Citizen miss n A
Grow miss n A
Chick miss N J
Cock mi.s Mary
Copelin miss 8
Chandler miss 8
Church mis- susan
Coates miss J Z
Cosby miss w A
Clark mrs T K
~.tl> ,nra Chao
Carrinston mrs Mary Z
CLARK mrs a b
Crunp mrs G
Davis mrs Il A
Drake miss G =
Dsbney miss G G
Elan mrs + V
Elects mrs M A
Everett mrs NJ
Flournoy miss A
Frsnisr miss A
Ferguson miss Belle
Fox miss n 4 2
Ford miss A A
Fox miss M A H
Fitch miss NJ J
Francis miss Kate
Good win miss Bette.
Glenn miss Cattle
Gibson miss N A
Graves miss Emma G
Gilbert miss Emily
Gillwaters miss Fannie
GUY miss Laura
Hidgans mis-, Cstharine
Hubbard miss EIizab'h !
Hays miss Georgia Z
Hnrgrove miss Maria
Hobson miss Martha y
Heath miss Ann
Jefries miss Lottie
Jones miss Va II
johnson mrs Josephine
knight mrs Susan 2
LYONS miss Emma
Lacy miss v Ann
Levy miss Sarah 2
Lanin miss Mary L
LithEow miss LUCY
Landlord miss Ann
Malone miss Margaret
Mite hell miss Mary
Murphy miss Mary
Moseby miss M J
Martin miss Lucy E
Mat miss
McFell miss N
Mckenzie miss z
Noel mrs Sarah
Oates mrs Ann
Perry mrs M A
Parker mrs l. G
Pollard mrs J AT
Pearce mrs Geo A
Robertson mrs M
Robinson mrs Mary
Rivers mrs r III
Smith mrs s G
Smith mrs n
Smith mrs Mary
Smith mrs G u
Suter mrs May
Southall mrs n =
Sutton mrs II J
Synco mrs d A
Snesd mrs N A
Scott mrs M
Shield mrs J G.
Starke mrs Z K
Saunders mrs T.
Trigg mrs B 2
Taylor mrs J 2
Tinsley mrs Mary J
Thomas mrs Meredith
Terrell mrs C
Turner mrs v
Timberlake mrs A
Talley MIRA r N
Vsss mrs d
Weisigsr mfrs AS
WorthinEton miss A
White misc Fannie
Willis miss Jana b
Williams miss Martha A
White miss Mary
Watkins miss Marie Z
Wine miss Mary
Wood y mrs Ammo
Wilde mrs Catharine M
Wright mrs z 4
Wood mrs Emily 8
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ARMORY r L. |. BLUES, !
August 8. 1876. J

ta.t FOK I.IvkRPOOL--To .nceeca
49, the ship Musconsns-1h no elegant frat siass
Philadelphia ship JAMES RAY, now on her
passage from Bermuds Honduras, and hsvi most 81
her cargo engaged, WILDE loaded without delay FER
freiaht apply to PALMER CLOPTON.
S-ts
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nEAr DkkSS GOODs-PIain and FiG-
urea Chsires snd Berass de Laines; Printed
nnwns JaconsfsAnd BrillianiE French. Rcotch and
domestic Gingbams; Dotted, siaid and Pisin awiss
ny, esilns; Nsnsooi, Jaeonst and Cambria Muslins--
vs. onsr u low prices TO reduce our stock
]. 4 n ROeENBAUM
aus $50 sA J99 Hrcad sfyeet
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WANTkD-Two coed WAGONkKs for
w the remainder Of the year.
iva CRENSHAW l. co.
WANTED..To hire tor the balance of the
w year. few able bodied NEGROES, for sur.
face operations at the Coke Mines
nv 2-ts JOHN J. WERTH. Agent
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WANI9.

III n0TR1- A GsoA secsn4 naHd nsMso
w CSck Alss three Chsmbesmat. tmmeAssse1s
20 ~ :. JOHN r. COOK,
uHeu Pearl freet.
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ANNkhs Uia4.-xU DOis. No. I !, Tor sale
SUE BENNETT, BEERS FlsHEa.
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FIYK DfI,.LARa REWARD.

FOR PaiILADkLPMlAvia
NORPOLK.--The A No. Steam
I<aEN ship CITY OF RICHMOND. C.pt.
Ul1sklIaI L. Mitchell, 10 now ready 70 recees
Freight and will leave on "WEDNESDAY, Aatu''
18th, at O'Clock p. H.
For ffeish. or passage, having superor .ssomnoos'
tions, apply to II. 2. TUTILL
aaa q kncAeur
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THE MISSING ARTICLES OF TIE TEXT.

TIE MISSING ARTICLES OF THE TENT.
The following are the four paragraphs which were
omitted in the copy of the Treaty received ~ the
last steamer, and published in The TRIBUNE yester-
day. Their insertion now makes the text complete.
ART. s. Their Msjesties the Queen Of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and ireland, the Emperor
of the French the Emperor Of all the Rus.ias, the
King of SARDINIA End the Sultan grant full and entire
amnesty TO those of their subjects who may have been
compromised by any participation Whatsoever IN the
events of the war in favor of the OF the enemy
IL il expressly understood that such amnesty snail
extend TO the subjects Of each of the belgeren par
ties who may have continued during the wal 10 De e
ployed in the service of Of the other belg srenS
ART. 6. Prisoners of war shall be Immediately gwen
up on either eide. ~,
ART 7. Her Majesty the Queen of the unted king'
dom of Great Britain and Ireland, his Majesty the
Emperor of Austria, his Majesty the Emperor OF me
FreIcb his Majesty the King OF Prussia, his Majesty
the Emperor of all the Russias, and his haJesty the
King of Sardinia, declare the Sublime Porte admitted
10 participate in the advantages of the public law anu
system OF Europe Their Majesties engage, each on
ls part TO respect the independence and the territorial
integrity of the Ottomon Empire guarantee in common
the strict observance Of that engagement; ana VIII III
consequence, consider any act tending to Its VIOLATION
as a question Of general interest.
ART. G. If there should arise between the sublime
Porte and more of the other signing powers any
misunderstanding which might endanger the mainten-
ance of their relations the Sublime Porte and each OF
such powers, before having recourse to the use OF
force shall afford the other contracting parties the
opportunity Ct preventing such an extremity by means
Of heir mediation.
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RUSSIA.
Corresponlsnes Of The London Tine.

CoryesponIeres Of The London Tina - Z
BERLIN, April 81, 1885.
The only very recent news that we have from kusis
have already forwarded to you. Prince Menchiksn
has be en- relieved OF bis poet Governor Genera OF
Cronstadt and Prince Gortschakof from Viennal hss
been definitivey nominated Minister Of Foreign Az!
fairs this latter of cOuTse involves the retirement Oh
Count Nesselrode from the same post. With REGARD
to the first change il may be remembered tina. Mencni
kof has been iucapacated by i'll health or want fgoca
WILL from entering upon the duties of this ariaous po
which conferred upon him in anticipation Of an 81
tack Cronstadt and ST. Petersburg; the nominano3
had special reference TO state Of war, and may tei
FORE be superseded now much account OF the VA
having ended as of Prince Menchikof's being unso'e
or unwilling to fulfil ifs duties. meLtion these wv
circumstances because find this change ffeqaeb.y
brought into connection with the retirement OF Couns
Nesserode from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, ~
soit of poetica justice exercised upon the two chie ~
noters ofbe late war for strange TO ga SINCE the
mtnt of Count Nesselrode has been knosn ceft u-
correspondents from Russia have sugmatizeu ~
whom we are accustomed 10 lcok upon as the Iep,s
sentative Of peace policy as the man 20 whose 'suy
POLITICAL combinations tho late war must I've stu ILL.
ntod. The only thing that have at present met W..
10 favor the correctness of this latter view Is, thn
The choice Of Count Nesselrodes successor, bsvs
Meyenoolff should have been passed over; hi, -
is Undoubtedly the most able diplomats, IN that -
able service, the Russian, and far superior to r
Goichakoff in every way and Baron Meyendonri r.
hIh, ITO been looked on stanch supporter o. s,d
Nesselrode views end policy. IL may be, - 80 81,
al the tire Of Prince GprchSkohs as lmlng tIe SA
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PUBLICATION OF THE TREATY AND PRO
CLAMATION OF PEACE.

The PIenpotentar,s met at , o'clock, On Sunday
Arail 81 at the hotel of the Minister Of Forou AZ
fairs. all in ll uniform They proceeded at once TO
the exchange Of notifications. There were present Er
Austria. VI. de Habner for France, Count Walcyski
and Baron Bossgueuey for Britain, Lord CoRey;
for Prussia Count IIatzfedti for Russis, Count Or
loft and Baron Brunow; for Sardinia. the Marqui, Of
yllamaripa: and fot Turkey Aali Pasha and Mchenet
Djem Boy.
Al 10 O'Clock m. the hscrotarics attached to the
eesrs of the powers repres. nted in the Congress had
assembled in the same place, in e'der to eoa,e with
,he cl,f 4, lureat du Pro,ocole, the instruments of
,.,a,,,iop The minutes Of the ezeLapge Of rs'ihea
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STATE OF ITALY.

Lord Clarendon addressing Lord LyDdhurst, remind
spec to the Austrian occupation of Iay, and begged
him to postpone it for the present The request was
made on public grounds alone, but, If consented to,
would be likely to promote those interests he had
at heart.
Lord Lyndhurst nssented to postpone the motion,
but stated that he should observe with considerable
anxiety the course which is intended to be pursued to
put an end to the iDOlerabe grievances and misgov
ernm emit under which the people of Italy have been so
long suffering.
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of the debate after the expression Of the opinion Of the
House. which no regarded almost As an expression OF
an opinion upon the main question.
Aher a short discussion, the debate was adjourned
III Thursday.
The other orders having been disposed Of the House
adjourned Of 70 As o. m.
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Col. French asked the Government whether the
islands at the mouth of the Danube, which were not
coded with Bessnrabia by the treaty of Bucharest IN
1912 but seized by Russia in 1929 after the treaty of
Adrianople, were now to be restored to Turkey
Lord Palmerston said that he would inquire into
subject, and give an answer early day.
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PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIANENT-THE
TREATY OE pEACE.

Lord Clarendon laid before the House OF Lords
copy Of the treaty of peace with its accompanying
conventions, and moved that il be taken into consd
Grafton on Monday, the 9Th of May. Lord Pamers
ton laid similar papers BET the House of Commons,
and arsgned the same day. Monday, the 5th for their
discussion.
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lion were then drawn up and 9. the sitting Of the Con-
gress at O'Clock the Plenipotentaries affixed tier
signatures.
The trs atty ard accomplishments were presented to
the Senate and Assembly, and are published IN the
Nonitenr, as aso in The London OHe'al Gazette.
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DAY OF THANKSGIVING.
Sunday the 18th of May, was appointed as day OF
Thanksgiving for the restoration of peace.
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WUITSENTIDE HOLIDAYS.
THE ISLANDS OF THE DANUBE.

arliameDt will be adjourned from Friday, the 9th,
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were fitted out by him compoaI wholly OF pri.
vatecrs, which were most effectively employed
| in prosecuting ho~tilitics with naval Powers.
! Those who may have ut any uns, control
on the ocean will b. strongly tempted 10 rgu'
late lis use in manner TO sahaerve their own
Interests and ambitious prs3ects The o.san Is
the common property Of oil nations, anil Instead
Of yielding TO u n,easar which viii bc likely TO
secure 10 Few possibly 10 one an ascend
sncy over It, each should pertinacicasly rrtsin
all the means il poSsesss 81 delsal thu coanDon
heritage. A predominant power upon the
ocean Is more mcnacing 70 the wcll bcing Of
Others than such power on la0i and all are
alike interested In resisting n,sasurc cAiculn.
ted TO facilitate the perins0cptl establishment
Of such . domination, whether TO he wieldcd
b, one Power or SHARED among lev Others.
The injuries iikcly 10 result from surrndering
the dominion Of the seas to one or u few nations
which have powerful nav,es. arise mainly from
the practice Of subrcting private property On
the ocean 10 seizure 10y bcligrrrnts Justice
aud humanity demand that this practice should
hc abandone,l aud that this rule in relation 10
such property on land should br cxtend'I to
il when iounl upon the high seas
ybr President thercior, proposes TO add 10
the frs, proposition IN The "dviayation" Of the
Congress al PARIS. the .hiowiug word. =
And that the private property Of the sn6)ects
or citizrip OF lellgercn, ON the high seas shalt
be- exempted from seizure b, public armed ves-
sells OF the b,lligcrrni except II b. coniraband.'
Thus amended the government oi the United
states will adopt II, together with the other
thr,~ prlncipies con,alnest ~ that deciara'
ton