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HArA CApa eHonR @.

HATE CAkS 02O00b -
hess tos 81 Patent Lesfbsr Congress gsissr
slin Upper x de sslssrs.ed Lemoins Lssshsr-aIi
Of which am seIling - low - ths most infef1of
kinds are usually cold, In lot. = sst gs,shs.sr,
jvA No IS Main street
- GKNTs, CONGREss CLOTH
CATERS, tipped with Patent Leather-s
ysry hsndsome and easy Shoe, q
jyA No. -. Main street.
- NOTICE no r II LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN OF RlCHnuTEvv
AND THE COUNTRY 0ENLkAtLL
-An have TO Say to my customer. friends and the
public renerally Il that can furnish ladies ano
aentlesn with Boots Shoes and Caters that cseno.
Be surpassed either hero elsew here, either o ny
own n,suufacturs or of the best Boots and SHOES
manufactured expressly for me IN fsrs by the Pr
MUM boot maker OF frsnce-thati y Meiee .mrsr;or
quality such a. cannot be purchased elsewhere ca" ~
ALEX. HILLS, Manufacturer and
Importer of Ladies and 6entlemeni Frenen
Boots and shoes. No. Ias Main st. Richmond. We.
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
this msrning, at No. Is Main street
Gents Lasting Congress Gaitsrs, . first.
rate article and just the thing for warm weaher and
''n'e' '''N ALSO.
Gents Pump Sole, Patent Leather Oxford Tie:
Do DO DO do Congress Caters
DO Md Congrees Oeltep
Do Patent Leather Long CHARTERED Shoes
All Of the above of the best quality, and made
In the most superior and fashiouable style.
jyT JOHN C. PAGE, IN, IS Main Ut.
"a MOTTO E.-.W. e.. DAILY -
informs the citizens Of Richmond,
and country that he has commenced
- the BOOT and SHOE making busneea on
l4sh street, opposite NJ Gos ssddIsIy store where
In the most tasty and fashionable style.
Mr.. A. NJ DAVIS, one of the best cutters in the
country, will Wperintend the business and use every
effort please both to srticle and 6t have the
best msterial-and workmanship shall not be surpss-
cd by any. trial IL respectfully solicited.
18th STREET, Isle ROW,
ep 29---dSm 1st door from Main strast..
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ra.s~es st.1 - s1bScriber, . - ~ is141
- sscfe sssn RiCllARO! vsy onee eelie1
sStek xiiss = 81 = bssuess $ 80 q ysese
81 90. 81 sjneerersa1 eosef<< eneH ~
q - krehy-eleosont OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES genesy
II 4 ssDpessd . - lurkiss about ths Dsyass
s..,sl fssfns rslsfjons q both pIaesg. VIXEN he
left hs took good many clothes with nims nos re
collected. IS -, -..ss
Ssr his auurehension and doilvory 20 me at my f0e
dsnss 10 aanevsr county. o. lodged u aay Ssi, -
shss Is{ ss' a'n rHos. DoswELr.
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- CAKRIACKs, t'ARRiAGEs.

49, CARRIAGES, l.ARRIAGEs.
The subscribsF has on band, at his Cessh
=. Making Establishment on Lombard Al.
seaE the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARI0.
TEES, BAkOUCHES, BUGGIES with and withsus
tops and SULklES, ID Of hs own mako, If the best
materials and workmanship. All Of which viii 30
sold low ~ good work Of The kind Be In tho city
Of htchmoud; and respectfully ~ esn from thoss
N want Of any article in the Carriage line, - am d.
tsrmined to make 70 order and cell st the loves
prices possible. snd al vork sod thst y new, war
rants1.
e x-dsm MICAJAH MxNouM.
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q HOME MEDIC! I'M r.n1a9. DAVIS
"a EI.fxIR cars C0lDl4 Gel1e an1 Wheaping
Cossh 90 saoss. sss ss,a:s g c.: "a
.s,os y IsS.osd whs ksvs sssssS - vrssss
s sss =: E -. -. = sss ia 3. 80. sss
With great many ether thaa M ewn fsnily. w
fond hs, s: :iss ns =, H 81: :. -, - -
u For :i.Ins. ..oas shiiars.. ,stA.s .. !. ~.
have trisd I'll The soush rsnsdiss Of the Day
and have no hesitation in nyias that sslisys Mn
Davis 70 b the nset valuable preparation ef the hid
For ale by Mis A. ,. DAWs, Bennett Bsss.
Alsx. Duval, Paterson 4 Jacksun, Chas Millspssgb,
z. }. Pioox 4. Bodeker and Charles D. Ysis.
DOLLARDS KHKUAIATlC LINlMkNT
i lon. ear.s q ne 1
Jobnston, on Union Hih, Who had been confned 70
". ssa 3 osr sorrLs o.
TIC l''lA'l1. rr'''t:JSo isNiy u. POLLARD.
And for sale BY Druggists throughout the sity.
NH 11-6
TACKsON,s ExCELsIOR BlTTEKs b
peculiarly adapted, BY it, composition, to every
disease Of the liver and stomach which 10 produced BY
our ever varying climate. In all forms OF bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, 1t i one of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by r. n. JACKSON, and for sale
by DrusGiss generally. 10 *
NEW GENEVA. FAYETTE COUNTY,
IN Pa, FEBRUARY 4, ls56-DR. l. SCOTT Co ---itis
with much pleasure that inform you that gave
one dose Of ysur EcLane's Improved Vernifuse to
child of mine that was sick. Ii brought fron MIN
between so and 40 large Worms, without nsuseatins
him in the least. He after recovered bis hssifh
JESSE PROVINCE.
All the above Medicines for sale BY Purcell, Ladd
& Co. and Alex. DuvaL Richmond. Us
E,IFTY CENTS AND ONE DOLLAR A
Il BOTTLE.-DOLLAR CORDIAL, the most TO-
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the cure OF
certain disease and debility, with certainty and dis
patch in 9 few days, with the saving Of time and
noney-received the highest appreciation from mem
bers Of the College Of Surgeons in London: and il
used in most of the Hospitals in England whore the
most severe eas.s of weakness have suocumbsd, by
the use of this vsluable Medicine.
Price 50 ets and 81 per bottle.
To be had Of L. B. THOMAS, DR. o. B. HILL,
DUvAL NORTON, CHAS. MILLSPAUGH. J.
B. WOOD, s. b. ZACHRISSON, and A. LESLIE,
eppe site the r. L r. B. B. Depot Broad street.
I0-h
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- FOR HENT...A-HrlckT cucmept an
81 18th street Church Hill near the Leish urest
- Baptist Church. suitable for medium ,is.d
family. The premises are in every way convenient.
and just been newly painted The wate. 10 very con-
veuient and 10 - good any in the State tres OF
charge. Location healthy. Il will be rented low 20
good tenant. Apply to
III. A. ATKINSON
Cornthisn Hail.
Or at his residence near the properly
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DIR. ADDINGTON,s NEW

DIR. ADDINGTON,s NEW
H. OFFICE, embracing five rooms. ON
lIIYY Main, between 9th and 9th streets,
has every requisite for performing
sny operation In Dentistry in superior manner at
fair price. penez essassr POUR vous-meme NV Fl
NJ OTl q k..Tcmporary kemovai...The
subscriber, for the purpose of giving az to tb
erection OF new house has removed his store from
bis old stand corner of Main aud 18th Streets three
doom above, where he would be pleased to see his
friends and the public generally, in want of : frst
rate article of Clothing assuring them that he il pre-.
pared with all the necessary requisites to sdorn the
outward man +. B SPENCE
Pashionable Clothisr and Merchant Tailor,
jeH No. l26 Main street
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Elkk AND MARINE INSURANCE ca
Il be effected with the Albermarle Insurance Com
ny In this State possessing real cash capital to meet
osses. Apply TO stokes CO.,
Asts, Richmond, Va
WIN. r. EARLY, PreSt IS
JNO. WOOD, Jr- Secty
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AOCI. r l. u Nj Il, of me OLD Medical
~ House, 10 still engaged in treating sorts of Sc
sret Diseases and hereby invites call from those
VINO have been unfortunate in their assoeiations.-
DR. r. would particularly invite call from persons
ply sicans a. ircursbis. Cases few indeed that
ssnnot be reached by medicine when correctly ap.
piled The article known a. the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FRENCH FLOWERS il probably the
very best thing before the public for reuovains
ssystem shaft cred by dissipation other cause
the Ague and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
Office on franklin street, just below the Exchange
Hotel, and first door South of Trinity Church, Rich.
mond Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to order, with
full directions. IieSI
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1 AM khCElvlNG the feljowinHs
Hennessey's Cogpsc BRANDY. IN wood md gas
Amontillado and Romano 0HkRRy
Regina Port WINE
Clsret and Chanpsgue do
) Superior SALAD OIL
Lss6on MUSTARD, in D. snd half n. bcxss
sEpeosh and Imitation Epelish cHEEGE
Mocha and lava COFFEE
judas patent Sperm CANDLES
And = few dozen BEEfTON0UE9 Of extxs Gus.
iity-which will sell sk small advsncs for sash, OF
- punetsAl eustornsn On the ssaal credit
ED. w TOMPKiNs.
4 few tabs Of very ans 0oshsn BUTTER Of re-
oil. my f$-4
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A eAFk AND PKUFlTABLH INVEST.
IA MENT-62p 600 IN BONDS OF THE RICH

a oAFE AND PKOFlTABLH INVEST
"A MENT-6200. 900 IN BONDS OF THE RICH
MOND FREDERICKSBURG IND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY bearing interest Of
per cent the principal redeemabe in 1875, and con-
veribie into stock Of the Company at the pleasure Of
the holder-1he subseribes autherzed to receive
until the 10th day of July nsxs when the viii
be opened, scaled proposals for the whole, OF any
portion, of the loan of 500 0C0 authorized BY the
Stockholders Of tho Richmond, Fredsricksbure and
Potomsc Railroad Company at the late annual meat
ing. No bill will be eopside,ed at les rate than
par, and to such extent they may be accepted bid
ders will receive the bands Of the company, payable
on the Let Of July. 1875 bearing Interest of per
cent, payable semi-annually 1t the Office Of the csm
psny in the city Of Richmond, and rnls ct the
pleasure of the holder into stock Of the company
Fer the information Of the public, il 10 deemed
proper state that BY the express provisions Of the
charter Of the company, oil dividends upon its stock.
and all profits arising from it, work, exempted
from any tax Whatsoever; and - during the whole
period Of its operationsnow than twenty years
the average Of dividend earned asd psid BY the
company has exceeded per cent. . ter deduction
of every item Of expenditure in the way Of working
EXPENSE and interest it 10 bio to infer thst
With the expenditure OF the loan authorized In the
further Improvement Of their work, the stockholde
will receive greatly increased return upon their in
vestment and consequently sford 70 the purchasers
of the bonds offered strong inducement for the
conversion Of the same into stock Of the company.
For the terms of the losn. and any further inorma
ton regard to the condition of the company, and
the undoubted security of the loan offered apply
to the undeTsA med. no. n. MAURY T. CO.
il
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rHos. DOsWELL


= RUNAWAY. nj aaWay re- -
= vomsn named AMANDA. bslonsing - the
~ sstsse Of Samuel Pleesante, deceass1. shs
3nis Of DARK brown eomplexion, sbeus twen-
ertown, and many relstioos living In Pewhstau,
vhers she il no doubt hssborsd. The usual reward
viii bs paid upon her delivery to me = the Jail Of
Heurico, and Ill expenses paid.
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II KlDGfORD e Co.'S WESTERN Xxx
- PRESS- Rates Of freight per 100 lss. On manu-
fsstured Tobacco from RICHMOND through TO the
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HECKER,S FARINA AND BAKERS
H COCOA-Both admirable articles Of diet for the
siek aud eonvalescent; for sale at
BATYAlLE'S Drug and Chem. Store
Corner 4th and Broad sta.
ALsO-Oswego Corn Starch, for buildings 10.
ga
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'EUKPIN, ROPER e. MURRAY, Under.
4 TAKERS, No. S Governor street, Richmond Va
teep conftanty on hand all kinds Of COZ.
blNS and METALLIC BURIAL CASEb.
" 25-aIv
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1HKAP DIZZY GOODH..A u q u y r u b
~ MAILERT would respectfully Say TO bis custom
en- and the public generally that he 10 offering his
entire steck Of Dry 0cs6s ct mech reduced prees in
order to close out his Summer stock BY the end Of the
season. a. foilows: Plain Beregea all shades; Satin
striped and Flowed Silk Tissues; Chslley befssss;
rious STYLES; lowered and Swiss Muslirs; Jseonst
and Cambria Muslins; Pisin Swiss nuslins; Ladies
and Childrsn's Cotton Hose; Bsy1 half Hose; Craps
Shswls Swiss and Cambria lnssrtines; Bsbin EDGE
ines and Insertinss; Bobin Edeinss; Black Trimming
Lsces; swiss and Cambria Bapds; handsoro and
cheap French Worked Collars; Black Lace Wells;
large lot Of Lawns, Ginshams Grass Skirts; adies
Pocket Hdkfs from Gle. add finer; large variety Of
Linen and Cotton 0oods for mems and boyS wear;
orssts all sizes; Cotton ehrtings and 6heetings and
great many other bargains at
iy7 NJ Al MAIN STMEkT.
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Henrico, and al sxpsnses paid. -
my stiff AkkA q. hUICnkSOn.
2 RANAWAY, On the Sod JasO
< last an old negro woman, about s. or 10 year,
~ old. named FLORA. dark complexion and
" rather susll built She belongs to mr. Geo
x w. Royster. 1t 10 more than likely she 10
lurking some whore about the city. The usual re.
ward and all expenses win be paid for her delivery
to WIN. H. HERBERT, At Port Mayo. IN Hssrico
sounty. fsS jy 2S-6s&
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~. =. .esesPS tiveu threu&h % All The above
ted States and CansAas. Applyto
D. ,. Bkfb0EoRD 1 Co.
my q On the Dock
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Mechanical and Ornamental Drnwln9.
In connection with my Architectural and Esei-
seertn9 ONCE, have opened Drafting room whore,
sided BY competent asrstants am prepared to make
Desgns and Copies Of all kinds Of Machine Work;
risns for bndeea stone otherwise; Copies Lith
oeraph from, Of Railroad and Canal Man and Pro
files; Copies Of Land Maps Tracines, &C., with DE-
signs fer wood, stone or from Ornamental Work.
WILLIAM PERCIvAL.
NH l3--6m Civil Ensipeer and Architect.
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A CARb.-Wll. PERCiVAl., Ctylf rn-
"A giuesr and Architect--Ofice Goddin's Han. on
lith, between Main and Bank street.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-23

come cut of the war, vastly stronger in a
military point Of view, than when she
went into it. Uuwieldy from the copi'
BUSINESS of her means, as we'll as from the
forms in which they are eutrcnched, she
moves slowly, but when fairly in motion,
with a prodigious force.
Another campaign in the Crimca, it is
thought, would not leave all tho %laurels
among the French.
Russia, it is said, will now turn her
attention to the building of Rail Roads,
and to other schemes of internal improve
mcnt. 1t would have been well for her
to have kept out of the war, and used its
means in this direction, in the first in
stance. Her soldiers have marched into
the Principalities and marched out again.
She has lost whole fleets, forts, and
armies, and spent money enough to cover
her territories with rail roads; and now
having gained nothing to her substantial
dominion, wealth or power, she is content
to attend to her homo concerns.
All the benefit our people can get out
of the war is the benefit of the example.
1t is cheaper rs well as wiser to learn
from the follies of others instead of from
the follies of ourselves. 1t is devoutly
hoped that our wise men at Washing.
ton will manage to get along without
any war.-at least until we have built
our three rail roads to the Pacific.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-23

mont. 1t appears 10 us that no good rea-
son can be given why q Constitutional
Convention should consist of one dele
gate from each town, and in the proposed
amendment we have limited the number
to ninety, and have provided the n
of their election. And in order thai such
Convention may represent the views,
interests, and wants Of a majority of the
people, the amendment provides that a
majority of the delegates shall be appor-
toned to the several counties according
to their population.
The Council, actuated solely by a desire
that the Convention called by them to
adopt the proposed amendments, or such
parts as will be most conducive to the
good government, peace and happiness
of the people, shall represent the in
forests and views of a majority of the free
men and inhabitants of the State, have
in and by their Ordinance for the call
of said Convention, limited the numb
or ofdelegates to ninety, and have APP
portioned the same to the several counties
in such manner as will, in our opinion,
protect the just rights of all. And We
submit to you whether the principle on
which said Convention is based is not,
under existing institutions, in accordance
with your views of right, in matters rcla-
ting to the fundamental and organic Laws
of the State.
Frllow Citizens: Trusting in your
intelligence and wisdom, and earnest de.
sire to secure and preserve your right:
and happiness, under a Republican and
Representative Government, we submit
the amendments, proposed by us, to your
deliberate consideration with confident be.
lief that your decision thereon will be
such as shall promote your own interests
and add to the prosperity of the State.
BY order of the Council of Censors,
DAVID HIBBARD, President.
JAMES M. SLADE, Secretary.
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Ii ONLY SAFETY.

Nccicct n cold : and soon, with terrors rife,
CONSUMPTION saps the citadel of life.
Slow paced, yet surc-while Hope with tints
untrue,
Depicts a future glorious to the view
The spoilcr steals along with hidden dart,
And Deaths cold shadows darken round the
heart.
Yet hath CONSUMPTION warnings, that
fbretell
To loves quick ear the loved ones coming
knell -
The deepening Coughs, flushed check, and
pulses high,
TIE faiiiag strength, and fcrcr-igited eye,
These, and hs wasted form, and shortened
breath,
Are symptoms all, too eloquent of death !
BB WISE IN TIME remedial means apply,
Nor stand innert to see the sufferer die.
II Cough or Cold the Lungs or Throat a%ssail,
Employ y remedy that cannot fail!
TAR CANcHALAGUA ~L1yERwoRT, combined,
The golden gift Of science to mankind,
These in concentrate form, a compound rare,
Hath RoGERs given, baRishiRg despair!
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

The Editor of the Boston Post says
-" We have not, until recently, been ac-
quainted, experimentally, with the true
value of WISTAR'S BALSAM. From
this truly valuable preparation we hav,
received a present benefit, having recent.
ly used it in a case of severe cold and
cough, with entire success. and most
chcerfully recommend it TO those alike
afflicted. 1t is a scientific preparation
and worthy of confidence
This Balsam is made from materials
which Nature has placed in all northern
ATTITUDES, as an aniidotc for diseases
caused by cold climates.
Nature is Int the name for an effect.
Whose cause is Cod
Let us not neglect her PLANES; die
tatcs.
None genuine unless signed I,BUTTS
on the wrapper.
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Middlcbury, April II, 1856.
To,the Readers of the Register.

To the Readers of the Register.
Tho gentleman who has so long man
aged the editorial department of the
Register, having in our last issue made
his adieu, and the responsibility of its
future management having devolved up
on US, the inquiry will naturally be mace
by our readers, as to the course which
this Journal may be expected to pursue.
1t is proper that the inquiry should be
fully met.
In politics tho paper will undertake
to 10 fair, moderate. and candid in its
tone, conservative ia its doctrines-with
a disposition towards change, where
change can clearly be seen to be reform
Carefully separating all cant and hum
bug from the present, all-absorbing to-
pic of Slavery Extension, this paper
shall always be found on clear and iudis-
putable Northern Ground ready both
to respect the rights of all sections of
our country, AID to fight for our own.
We are pledged to no men,and to no fac
tion of men We shall not attempt to
lead, nor shall We be driven. 1t is not
expected that politics shall occupy any
large share in our columns-though as
full information on this subject will be
given as our limits will admit. The
main design is to furnish our County
readers as good o County paper, contain
ing all matters of local interest, and de-
voted TO our county pursuits, as our
means and ability can compass. AT the
same time matters abroad, of News. Of
Literature, Of Scientific and other pro.
gress will not be overlooked Hoping
our readers will like US on further &C.
quaintancc, we subscribe ourselves
Their humble ervants,
J. COBB j. co.
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r SPECIAL NOTICE.

Owing to the change of our business rels-
tions, announced this week, it becomes ne
cessary for us to insist on an immediate Set
Element with all subscribers, advertisers, and
others who have contracted debts at this Of
flee, up to the present date. Those who have
bargained TO pay us in any kind of barter
must deliver the same before the first day
of May next, or CASH will be required in
stead.
All payments made at our office before
MAY LIST, 1856, will be accepted st our dd.
rance terms, with interest. After that date,
we shall charge our highest advertised rates.
Money can be sent us by mail, in all cases,
by those unable to see us before that date.
Should the sum remi' ted by any one exceed
his debt, the surplus will be credited to him.
on subscription, for the future.
BY strict and seasonable compliance with
these terms, our accounts may be speedily
adjusted, to the advantage of those indebted
to MS, as well as TO ourselves. The earliest
possible settlement we are determined to
have; and VIC desire to effect this without le-
gal costs.
J. II. BARRETT,
JUSTUS COBB.
Middlebury, April l6, 1855. 52,aw
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IMPLEMENTS SOLD IN BosToN.-Tho
report of the Boston Board of Trade
gives the following statistics Ten years
ago, the total value of Agricultural
Tools produced in Massachusetts was on.
ly ~S650,723. Now there are in Boston
alone five agricultural warehouses whose
united sales in 1855 were two and a half
million dollars. Among the articles
sold, the curious reader will notice &C..
$50 plows, $4,000 shovels, CO,600 hoes,
10000 forks, l3S,600 rakes, $4,000
scythes, 10000 axes, 6,75O wheelbar.
rows, 1900 h%ay-outtcrs, l2,l65 corn.
shelters, 5.sl5 cultivators. 500 grain
cradles, $50 horse. rakes, &c. SC. One
house alone sold 100 tons of ciover.seed
10 1000 bushels of Timothy seed, and Z,
500 bushels of red-top.
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Treaty of Peace Signed.

Peace is again restored to Europe.
The Treaty was signed by the Repre-
sentatives of the Powers interested, at
Paris, on the 30th, March. The particu,
lars Of the Treaty are not known il is
understood, however, that concessions
have been made on both sides. The
signing of the documents was accOmpan.
led with all the pomp and formalitv of
such occasions. The pen used was an
sngle's quill mounted with gold, which
the Empress of France is to keep as q
s%oHvenir. An ink stand was expressly
manufactured for the use of their high
mightinesses, at an expense Of about two
thousand dollars; and the whole affair
was made as stupendously ridiculous as
the stupidity of precedent would allow.
The Project Of the Police at Paris.
made proclamation of the Peace, and this
was followed By enormous discharges of
cannon and a general illumination of the
city. This, however, is no index of the
feelings of the people, since affairs of this
sort are arranged by the Government
The announcement in the British Par.
lament was received with cheers, and
the people of England are heartily glad.
The general impression seems to be
that the war has resulted decidedly to
the glory and advantage of France, and
has demonstrated that the Emperor is
the ablest sovereign in Europe. To
England, as well as to Russia, there is
little Of compensation for tho millions o:
money and thousands of lives which each
has sacrificed in the struggle.
There is no doubt that England has