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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
business Notices.
SpnIyG DRY GOODS.
n. ID WIIank Il 20.

No. I, Courf,nd and II snd IS Dey Sc are now p,epeo
ca, Dir Spns myOr' atoms Of British French and cerp
nsx 0oops Among which buyers viii ID choice s,oos
Dss.s oops many styles Of which are exclusively ooahns"
them .------ 49,. ,..,ins the
,osahls ane is.o,lo ,s ''' l. o. WILsoS l. Co
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The ticket Is the same as that nominated by the
Americans except the candidates for LieutenantGov
error and General Treasurer,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

PROVIDENCE, Wednesday, March 70, 1850.
Tie Republican State Nominating Convention, held
in this city to-day nominated the following ticket to-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
EIEGAKT CARPETiNG.

SsIrH LoUsssERY No. 456 broadway, now prepared
TO xhibt their NEW SPRING STYLES Of rich VELVET,
TAYEsTEY BRUSSELS, TaREErLY aud iAGRAn CARPETisG.
AoDs the assortment Will be found large number OF New
Designs Styles before Ohered aso large stock OF
or CLOTHS every width aud ali other goods connected with
trade,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

The excitement in regard to the American diff
Guilty appesrd to be wholly extinct.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
HERNIA BIG Medal nwarded 10 MARsn

Co ~ the Industrial Exhibition Of al Naoas for their
PATrSr RADICAL CrSs Txvss Also the Fair OF the Ameh
Institute awarded the ftst Premium tins Truss 1851
References s superiority; Profs " Mott w Parker and
NJ Csnochsn. An list Of mercantile and ohsr
gentlemen cured by this Truss may lie MARSH Co
q MsLirniane, N. Y, AID MAKsH CoRLIEs Co.'S West
4tkst, Cincinnati, Ohio Open from uuti n m.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
NJ OR II A N r

d II ANT.
The important question for every business man 70 sh
bimsefis, " Am supplied with one OF
WILDERs PATENT SALAnAkDER FIRE AND BURGLAR
PRoOP SAFES
FIR The preservation OF Books and Vausblts" not pro-
coed once TO tho depot,
No. i22 WATER ST., NEAR WALL, NEw-YoRK,
Or. No q WaButst, PHILADELPHIA
and obtain (beiore II Is ste) secured with OF
WmDER's POWDER AND BURGLAR PHooE LOCKS
b. o. WILDER 4 Co,
Patentees aud Manufacturers
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pure bile produce healthy blood aud ths functions OF either
the sonseh liver dsordered, HoLLOwAYs PILLs will
sssur,dy repair the micef and enable them n supply the
channels Of circulation with uuc0utauaed ud Sold
the Mnufact0res No 81 Madeuane Ne gN and No. "a
stLd London and b. oil Druggists a, sc 6c. and I'll per
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
GgsIy's HATS POR THE SEASON
9pnNc arYLEs ToR I85o.
G,xs n ip,rodueIhs ii. sapsib

SPRNc STYLES FOR ieOo
OrSn IN introducing bis supeipu
for the peseDt wesd @.1T Dr. M ha sad poporticss
80 ~ the s,tis,ie eve and specimen Of iHl'o'.
chip in the cor:imsS, o. ali prev oos s,ue,
GrSs ests3hnent lsht ana essD. oa'n' ''''N O' ''
resol" dre'' Hat q HST iI9 SoE YovSc Ms,
l. -. A,oa.ht out TO Young Oe tlsmen wao are oow
eso ss Tire assuming the Hhr PKoPEE will fad his
s.sstTIos epropdae 70 their ye rs AA mo lu
s,s.,tye II i lower " the aud has alt geher more
s-yst w., ss Of Gsnteen who prefer H,s
sTEIcTLY French IN rs style aud hhihsa OEAS nas '
ported srletdi5 Assortment II
PARIS HATS, .
e. A ,,esent sprns from manufactures n thai eitJ
Bvsnsss Nen spOrsnsn. Travellers Boys and Youth naJ
leet from the stock snufae'uGed Tor me sseso
a. ,,seies sdst1ed 70 their pursuits and sses
GESrLEnES's cars EoE THE srEisS' .. ,,. .,oeE Of
OF new snd elegant designs, also form poItoo Oi '
the estsb .hnent and In the department Of 49,, CAPS
CHnDHsss PL1IS AND IaSsf ,bs stye. nelads every
foresn fssbioD together with many rien e'a "eS'
h9 .s s St1ovsmens the roenufseure Of s'
Dress ssd Undrs. Hat. tho present year The Sp
No 2l4 Broadway, opposite st. ~ fsors On1loD,
Cyyy1VuyS,s HATS IN QUARTERLY PATTERNS.
sh,bed excellence ard style Of oor peeu ar fabric ior
oeu,smers Ien.sI. is sSs0'I i CO. Issisy
intrdaeers Of Fashion fOr Gents Hats bodwsy
MEALIO's
SPRISC STYLE or HATS,
1855.
Are pov resdv Cal and examine for yourselves
Corner Of Broadway aud Canal 81
SPRING HATS BIRD, NO AZ NAssAU-sr'-
The and other Of Geuemeu HATS are Low
ready for and sale SORT FOR HATS neT styes
msds with great cse under immediate supOIyson
BIRD, No. 20 Esssau-st-, hear Nsiden!ane
SPRING FAsHI0S.-Among the batters VINO
competed for the palm Of taste in the opposition o. su
perior II HAT for the Spring trade KNOX, OF NO <<
Broadway corner Of Rutons has turned out very neat
lsht and graceful article which is quite equal II not superior
xpensive and preeDtous articles sent i'n Oy
other fashionable sTtissns.
BgEBE a. Co., Fashionable Hatters, NO. LOO
have ready offer for sale the SOhns and
sumner fashion Ger temeB's HATS madS with their I'M
proved yentator which, combined with other improvements
render their HATS hter comfortable TO the head
than any offered 70 the public
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

SrNGIRs SEWING MACHINEs.--All persons who
wish for Information IN regard to SEWING AcHSE' can Obtain
n BY applying Office for copies Of l. NJ Singer jOs
GsIees paper devoted entirely TO tho sewing machine inter
/ II. SINGER K Co, No sza Broadway.
STEARNs e. MARyIN's WILDER PATENT SALA-
nAsDtR sArrs-Of every desirable ze pattern, aud OF n
proved finish secured by BEEssAss POWDER AND BURGLAR
the Depot NO i4S wssrst ko~-YOrk; af,er May Al No
70 Murrsy-st. sTEASss MAsvIs
WIGS = UAR-DYE - WIGS. - BArCHELoR's
WIGS and TOvrEEs have i@Pro Pseai1, to Their
fol beauty and duTablyhttins to charm Inc largest
sSS be-: p4 seel sa % ls void S a
PETERSON & HUMPHREY, No. 379 Broadway
win se their stock Of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS during the
~eei full 70 per cent les man ,9psf 's & ana open e s
new stOe, No SA Broad"y On Ih "@h WIN OIL sN'e "'"
stock. .
SPECIAL EoTICE.-We would inform the Public
End that the Fe of the 7is Last vii. not Ssg.e
sy deey 10 Gn 10 oSsDSs @ Uo and ssipped As hereto.
fore. BUSH GALE, Wholesale Druggists,
No ls9 Greeawichs
HERRISG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURG
s. Ss hs IL G rSe@t %od FACE LdDSo sa
Crystal Palace New Yok, ls5G5i sLAs c. HEARING l. Co,
fos Iss. ISL and iss ws;er-st., Newyork
GAS FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES! GAS FIX
1vEss-we have the larses, sssOtiment Of cnasortsEs
ever offered in EewYork embracing 500 different Pa
,sn rIss, extremely Og "a Also a en- immense stock OF plain
"'''' anu '''"'' WI r. DALEY kCo
Marble Stores Nos. 6jl and 635 Broadway,
Between Hous.on sud Bleeckersts
To HousrKEEPERs.- Dur assortment of CHINA,
Glass aud SILyERPLAIEp WARE IL very complete. aud
much be fouI any other os,ab hment he
cy Of Gas FIXTURES have also extensive variety
q French EDglh and American ali 10 be sold at
less thau they DO bought else
where. W. j. 4. DALEY q Co.,
Marble Storcs Nos 6j su1 Broadway,
Between Houston ana Beeckersts
THE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, Broadway, cor. OF
Ioustop.,t NewYork-siusle Rooms. Sec 75c aud , per
day. faors. with bedrooms 80 20 IS per day. MEALS
EErRA OsDERED This and large Hotel ,nyitos
the attention Of travellers SIDNEY KoPMAs.
HoLLowAYs PnLs.-Perfeet digestion and
pure bile produce healthy blood aud ths functions OF either
the somseh liver disordered, HoLLOwAYs Pits will
dy repair the mcef and enable them n supply the
channels OF circulation with uucontatnna'ed fluid Sold at
the Mnuaetoes No 81 Madenlane Ne Fiork and No. "a
srad London and b. al Druggists a. sc 6ic. and III per
tON.
HERNIA Only Prize Medal awarded TO MARSH
Co ty the Industrial Exhibition Of al Naloas, fol their
PATENT RADICAL CUkx TEUSs. Also the Fair the Ame
arued the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

SINGIR's SEWING MACHINEs.-All persons Who
Information IN regard SEWING can Obtain
n by .,rIyrs Al our Office for copies NJ Singer Co.'s
paper devoted entirely to tho sewing machine inter
ests CoPes supplied gratis . ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

SPECIAL NoTICE.-We would inform the Public
and our Customers that the Fire Of the 9TH last will not cause
an day p our business We have such
that oisrs will be promptly put aud shipped hereto
fore BUSH GALE, Wholesale Druggists
No iSg Green Wch-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

GESrLEmRN's HATS IN QUARTERLY PATIEkss El =.
excellence ard style Of oor peeua ar fabric or
- rendrs needful for Ouy " iIounce
~ issne for March 1855 LEhRY Co sste's O. a
o Fashion for Gens Hats Astor House, Bro d"sy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

THE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, Br0adWay cor. OF
Houstons ST. Eew.Yok-Siusle Rooms Sec 75c aud 81 per
day PArors With Bedrooms 50 10 IS per day MEALS
EErRA. osDgEgD. This and large Hotel ny Os
the attention Of SIDNEY KOPMAs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

BgEBE a. Co., Fashionable Hetters, No. l56
Broadway have ready and offer for sale me Scrns sno
Sumur fashion for er temens HATS mado with their I'm
proved yebato which, combined with other improvements
render their HATS hter comfortable TO the head
than any ever offered the public.
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Sherif's Sale,

Try virtue Of an execution to me direc-
Ted from inc Mlrshall Common Pleas couIs
will offer al public sale at the court hou
door IN the town of Plymouth, I'm said
county, on Saturday, the ooh dav of April.
1856, between the hours of10 O'Clock m. and
4 O'Clock m, on said day, the rents an profits
tor seven years ofthe following described real
estate situate in said Marshall county, to.wii:
Commencing 1t the south west corner lots
two and three Of section eight. in township
ihirty-three north, of rarge one east: thence
east eighty rods, thence north so rods. therce
vest eighty rods, thence eighty rods TO tho
place OF beginning; except the privilege e a
mill seat not TO exceed one acre OF gruund, on
the south line of said tract, and the privilege
of cutting ditch from tie luke to sai1 mill
seat.
II said rents and profits viii not bring sum
sufficient 10 satisfy said execution. Interest ard
costs, will al the sam, time aud place proceed
to sell the fee simple title 10 said real estate 10
satisfy the same. Levied upon as the proper
ty of o. ". Barnard 10 satisfy said execution
IN favor of Amos Mendenhall.
J. L. THOMPSON, sh'f,
March 81, 1856. II.
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SheriEs Sale.

Rf virtue of an execution to me directed
- from the Clerk OF the Marshall Common
Pleas Court, will offer at public sale at the
Court House door in the town of Plymouth, in
said county, on Saturday. the 26th day of
April, 1856. between the hours of 10 O'Clock
m, and O'Clock p m, on said day, the rents
and profits for seven years OF the following
described real estate situate in said Marshall
county, to wit:
The east half of the southwest quarter OF
section 81, township "a north, in range one
east, containing 60 acres. Also, part OF tie
west half of the southwest quarter of same
section, town and range, containing 10 acres.
II said rents and profits will not bring sum
sufficient TO satisfy said execution, will at the
same time and place proceed to sell the fee
simple title TO said real estate 10 satisfy the
same. Levied upon as the property Of Daniel
Barber to satisfy said execution upon which
he, w. E. Thompson, and w. l.. Pratt are re-
plevin bail for Pomeroy & Brother, and in fa-
Tor OF Samuel F. Pratt & Co.
]. L. THOMPSON, Sniff.
Pr t. u. Thompson dept.
March 81, 1856. It3
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RErALrATloN.--1here is certainly 9
very easy and sure way to remedy the evil
occssioned by Cincinnati brokers and
their agents. SO much complained of by
the Free Banks and press Of Indiana, at
This time. The Free Banks. in their or
binary business transactions, handle
quite an amount Of Ohio paper. and can
make il an object to procure it. Let
them-cornbived- an agency at Gin.
cinnati. to whom they can send their
Ohio money. draw the specie for it. and
then promptly cash every dollar Of State
Stock money presented. This will make
Indiana stock money at par in Cincinnati.
and oil their brokers can make upon it
under these circumstances would not very
we'll pay agents stationed at Indianapolis
or elsewhere. We will exchange an
Ohio dollar for dollar Of Laporte State
Stock money al any time, and so will all
others. This course will place the CUT.
rent money of our banks into the hands
of our own citizens. and send home from
circulation among us. the Ohio dollar for
the specie. 1t is said that in the null.
tisuds of counsel, there is safety" What
think you OF ourss
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,hre atening civil war ond disunion. the
peace and happiness of thirty millions
was al stake. and The cause of republican
ism throughout the world involved, into
wha, insignificance do these petty squad
bles sink? lie hoped the members of the
Senate would never be drawn into them
ogain.
On motion of Mr.. Hale a fesol ution
was adopted inquiring Of the President
W he Their the boundary according TO the
treaty with Mexico in 1858 had been es-
tablished, md whether the remaining
So 600 600 had been paid, and to whomY
Mr.. Seward submitted substitute for
Mr.. Douglas bill for admitting Kansas
, into the Uuion as q State.
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War with England.

We have read the voluminous cores
pondencs between the English and Amer.
lean Governments upon the Enlistment
question. 1t amounts 10 this:
John Buil-We've declared war against
Russia, my son. But mind-no priva-
teering.
Jonathan-All right. old fellow. I've
always been opposed TO that sort OF thing.
Let's make it rule in future.
John Bull-Cudiciously holds his
tongue.)
Internal of two months.
Jonathan-Hallo! What's This? En-
listing soldiers on my territory? That
won't do.
John Bull-Oh. dear. no. It's mis-
take. We haven't done anything of the
kind. Some Yankees wanted to enlist.
bu, Champion just told 'em 10 go to Hal
Jar.
Jonathan-Johr. how dare you? Look
at me, That's a ridiculous subterfuge
and you know it. So, no more Of your
nonsense.
John Bull--Dear Jona,han How can
you say so? Don't you kno,v love you?
Havn't told you so hundred times?-
Am not your old daddy? Would do
anything TO offend you. my boy?
Jonathsn--Why. you impuden, old
sarpent! You're at it again! What |
say is just this: Stop il, or-l'll know
the reason why!
John Bull--Well. we'll. I've told
Champion to give it up. Say no more
about il. Let's shake hands and BIO friends
again.
Jonathan-I loon't-so therel
John Buli-Why not, my dear fellow
|, was all mistake. you know. i thought
you would stand it; but the moment
found you wouldn't. ! gave way, didn', II
What cnn do more9
Jonathan--Tur GU, CHAMPION. We
don't want him here. after what he's
said and done.
John Bull-Turn GU. Champion? Why.
I'm perfectly satisfied with Champion.
Jonathsn-Bu I'm MOI. He can't sta y
here. tell you; and il you don't call
him home, | shall be under tho disagree
able necessity of telling him TO 60 to Hal
flax.
John Bull (sside)-What a boy It's
grown to be! An impudent young rascal
but like the dog the better for il.
won't send fer Champion. though. He
managed the thing all wrong. it's true
but I'll not be bull ed into turning hin
out of his place. | II see myself bombec
firsti-Lfe Illustrated.
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CoURTsHiP AND MARRIAGE; or the Joys
and Sorrows of American Life: by Mrs.
Caroline Lee Hentz. is new publication
10 make its appearance in this month
from the press Of 7. B. Paterson. No.
102 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. COM
ple,e in one large duodecimo volume. OF
over 500 pages, neatly bound in cloth.
for ,25; or in two volumes, paper COW
er, for 81.
1t will be sent free of postage to any
one RENTING the amount, addressed as
above.
Mrs. Hentzs we'll earned reputation as
a writer, forbids the publication of any
thing from her pen that is not richly
worth the price asked for IL.
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March 9.
To .VO,l-ReSidefsfs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed, with the county surveyor will
on the 10th day Of April, 1856, at . O'Clock p
m, on sad day, proceed to survey and locate
the corners OF the southwest or. OF the north
west quarter of section 10, township 30, range
east IN Marshall county, lndiana. To meet
on The premises, and continue from day TO day
until all is finished.
Non-residenisw who fail to meet the Surveyor
at the time and place above mentioned, and
defray or provide for defraying their norton Of
the expense OF said survey, will be returned
TO the county Auditor, OF said county, and sach
delinquency placed on the tax duplicate and
collected by law. JACOB NIGHTLINGER. 3
March ~, 1856. k3.
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FIRE.-The Laporte Times. OF Satur-
day, says" We regret 10 announce the
occurrence OF fire this morning, des-
troving entirely the Messrs. travels
wagon and plow shop. together with q
large loss Of property in tools. stock &c.
The tent and other property belonging TO
the County Agricultural Society. stored
in the building. was also consumed
The loss Of the Messrs. Fravel is about
81 300. Every exeTtion was made on
the part OF the 6lizens, and adjoining
buildings were saved by their prompt and
efficient aid. Oar FIRE department is
sadly neglected"
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ESeSf Ghfg .sYOSf .SsgbsFssisF;evg
STOCKS OF BOOTS & SHOES
State Of Indiana,
Marshall County. SIS.
In the Marshall Circgit Court.

In the Marshall CircRit Court.
CATHERINE FOX.
rs. Complaint FOR Divorce.
CHARLES II. FOX
ME Plaintiff in the above cause has fed
Il IN my office complaint fer divorce, and
1t appearing by affidavit that the defendant,
Charles II. Fox, is nonresident OF the State
OF lndlana, he is notified OF the tendency of
SAID complaint. and that the same will be
heard and determined at the next term OF said
court, TO commence at the Court House in
Plymouth on the second Monday in August,
1886, and unless he appear and plead, an
swer or demur Their to, the same will be heard
III his absence.
Attest: NEWTON K. PACKARD. Clerk,
BY JAMES McFARLls, Deputy.
March o. I356-lw3
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Large quantities Of American products

Large quantities of American products
are annually exported to Africa.
Such a commerce may be. to large
extent, made tributary to our wealth, II,
with enlarged liberality. the States most
interested would encourage emigration OF
free colored people to Africa, and pro-
mote the establishment of regular lines
Of packets.
Commerce is the great agent on which
Colonization must depend. 1t is the civ
,lizer Of mankind. Emigration assists.
Liberia has a summer climate through
out the year. The ranges of mountains
diverge essterly from her coast. but near
to it give rise to innumerable springs and
streams Of fines, water. Irrigated for
ono half the year bv copious showers
from heaven, the whole land is field OF
verdure. Were the half million of free
PEOPLE of color Of America settled there,
their commerce would in few years
reach the popuious regions of the Upper
Niger, and amply repay all expenses oil
settlement.
Will not our true philanthroPsis en-
gage in this work? Or do they wish &c
keep the negroes among US to quarrel
about, We have a State Colonization
Society. and auxiliary societies may be
organized in every county, il thought I'D
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1t does seem one of the strangest
things in the world to see our foreign
born fellow citizens hurrahing for, and
acting with the Old Line party. when it's
so well known that that party is doing all
it can TO spread Slavery, and TO substi
tute slave labor for free labor.
Wabash Gazette.
There is nothing q, all strange about H.
Your fusion Know Nothing organizations
repudiaie them and their honest preten-
sions to anything like liberal citizen
ship. 1t is true you grant them the glo-
rious privilege Of paying their taxes. and
rigidly enforce the criminal and civil.
code against them for misde meanors md
breaches Of contract. You want the en-
igrant who comes to this country at the
advanced age Of 40, TO remain 81 years
more before you allow him to have a say.
so in making the laws by which he is
governed--at which age of 6l years he
is about old enough to think Of his last
chsnge of worlds, You want him to
change his religion, and now wish to re-
fuse him his choice Of political associa-
ton; and yet sit seems one of the strang-
es, things in the world that our foreign
born fellow citizens should act with the
Old Line party in preference to this Know
Nothing faction. In this particular the
Old Liners and old naturalization laws are
good enough for US.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27

The Secret Sworn League. of which
we spoke in our last, as having been re-
Gently organized in this State, and with
which the columns OF several of our ex-
changes have been encountered. appears
to have been an old and exploded con-
Germ that never went of. but was aban-
doned some time last fall or winter, di-
Iectly offer its organization.
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A RRIVAL OF TIE PERSIA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK. March 90.
The steamer Persia. with dates from
Liverpool TO the 9Th inst. arrived off San
dy Hook this morning. She brings no
tiiings Of the Pacific.
The conference prospects are unchang-
ed.
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
MoNDoN, March 8.-The Paris Moni
teur Of yesterday contains an Imperial
decree. calling into active service l40.-
900 soldiers Of the class OF 1888.
Two couriers passed through Berlin on
Sunday, en- route for Paris having fresh
instructions to the Russian plenipote
ries.
HAMBURG, March 6.-Admiral Watson
sailed from Kiel. He has ordered the
feet 10 assemble off Moor Island TO COM
mence renewal of the blockade of the
Russian ports.
LONDON, Friday Evening.-The funds
were heavy to day. owing to the contin-
ued pressure for money. Advances on
government securities were in active de-
mand throughout the day at six per cent
the settlement day, and transactions in
scrip Of the new loan having increased
the wants of the dealers.
Continental advices denote favorable
appearances Of exchange ut all points.
France have been received a
Marseilles for The conveyance Of 0.00(
infantry and battery Of artillery to tn.
Crimea. to replace the troops returned
home.
The Emperor Napoleon has recently
made speech, in which he said that ht
hoped for peace. but France must bt
ready for either peace or war.
THE BALric.-The Russians are send
ing troops in considerable numbers e
Finland. and are also concentrating Z
large force around St. Petersburgh. ant
Strengthening the barriers near Cronstodt
The Persia brings nothing to add tt
The above except the general rumor tina
negotiations were proceeding steadily
The fifth meeting was held on THURSDAY
the 0th inst, but was secret as usual.
had been reported that the representa-
tives at the Conference were signing pre-
liminaries of peace. but it was really op
pending their signatures 20 the pre'imi
nary formalities.
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Killed by the Cold Wcather.-We re-
gret 10 learn that the extensive nursery
of peach trees. cultivated with SO much
care by Mr.. Burnet, near town, was al
most wholly destroyed BY the cold cath
er. Out about 5000 trees, just ready
for sale this spring about fifty only es
capped. being killed by the frost. TIE
loss will exceed thousand dollars
TkuceuHeS GazIts
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SEvERE.-The Wabash Express. Of the
10Th. says that the past severe winter has
killed ell the bee>hives at Madison. in
this State. The weather out here-some
three degrees north OF Madison--was not
quite 30 severe. The bees may have suf-
.srsd, but the Niece all ssrspsd.
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Our lady friend at CORTLAND Vile, n.
Y. will be remembered by US for her
comPlime nts. and as she supposed they
would never meet our eye. they come TO
US totally disrobed of flattery and decep-
ton. She is judge of good news
paper.