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LONDON PORTER.

ID ECEIVED Der steamer Gov. Meigs, eight casks EG of genuine London Porter-al,o. Liuseod. Train and Lard nii Pain,s. Glass and Putty; Alcohol. Hops and Venetian Red, etc.
 june IY 1885. :. ]. McALMONT < CO.
 E. IG. ll. LUST received a fresh supply of -s3,'way's s5 R. R. Remedies, and are ready to i'll all or ders witt! le,patch. DE ]. J. MoALMONT ts Co. Dec. 6. 54.
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LITrLE Anrh HIM. ,nHiNA..Y.

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NOTFCEg NOTICE!

s. Il. HLMPsrEAD, Attorney. Jan $. lS56- -6w
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i0f-N QUsAiIN. Attorney auJ Counsellor at lh" Ed >'.H.r n ,htucery. Otrr Eh.ar'jo. tii. i r.tH'N. Nt. ju.y y. i~.
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BENJ CALENDER, JOHN P. ROGERS, ,GUsTAvUs A. HILTON 4 fALENDER ROGERS $ CO.,. importers o and jQbbers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns etc., f. and A Pearl street, Boston,
 ian. 15, 1855 If
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f. A. "fItItL' |. B. GREEN. WAi2il1N >l GREEN, Attorneys at Law, and Solicitors in Chanvery, Camden, Ark.
 May lj '5t ly
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RICHARD BI}AGG.

DEEACN PLACE,
 Pulaski eo., Feb. 22. lS55 P tf
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
SEALED PROPOSALS

NTILL be received at the Office of the Asst
w Quarter Master, U. S. Army uutii llle ist
day of March. for the transportation oi stores
from San Francisco to Fort Joiies CaliiovIia,
aad Fort Lane, Oregon TeTxa7ory. The guam
taiy for Fort Lae,e will aniotnst about $50 600
lbs. (more or less} of subsistence stores; for
Fort Jones abont 100 0e9 lbs. lmore er less J
In addition there will probably be quantity Of
Quarter Masters stores.
The stores will be dev vered fraen lime 10 iIile
on the wharf ia San Francisco cesn nleicitig
March lst. aud it is expected that all tire stores
will be deliceased at igfer dtsrinaiiun 10y the Isl
os NG~erlbe~. The Contractor is 10 receive the
stores Ene eAeiarf ia San Francisco and be
responsible for heir safe delivery in good order,
and liable for all less or damage willie in
transitu.
Butlds for the faithful performance ofihe Con
tract will be repaired ia tie sa,n Of Ten Thou
sand Dollars and the Quarter Master reserves
TO himself The right 10 reject any al bids, the
conditions o{ which may not be satisfactory.
Proposals 10 he addressed 10 BREVET MAJOR
ROBERT ALLEN, Assistant Qnarter Master, u.
5. A., San Francisco-markcd ''Proposals for
Transporting Stores to Forts Lane and Jones
ROBERT ALLEN
iea4t Bet. Moj. .. A. O. M.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
SUMMONS.

Ii. Tie District Court Of Ike Nanfh Judicial District,
St1fe of California.
STATE or CALIFORNTA,
COUNTY Shasta.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or
CALIFORNIA.
To 4. i. Rountree g. J. T. Laatdrum, Greeting:
VOY are hereby Summoned 10 appear and
Il answer said Courl, unto the complaint of
of William Isbell, filed for the recovery of the
sum Of three thousand six hundred dollars, al
legged 10 be dnc and owing To him from you, up
on an express contract for the direct payment of
mo !. filed in said Court within ten days
after The service of this Writ, If served in said
county, within twenty days if served in any
other county in this judicial district and within
forty days if served IN any other county, or iudg
menl by default will be taken against you for
three thousand six hundred dollars, and costs Of
this suit.
Witness WV. p. DAINGLRrIELD, Judge of
the Ninth Judicial District of said State. this
eighteenth day of January A. D. one ;housaud
eight hundred and fifiy-six
w, s. JENKINS, Clerk, d. C.
J. CoMEs,
An'yJof P[GS. iana64w
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
WASHINGTON QUARTZ COMPANY

A 7 Special Meeting held on the 2Sih day
IA of January, A. d. 1856, Jein Smye 6. w.
Swartz, ". B. Stnddard John Sou,er, and J c.
Watson were elected as a Roard og Directors for
said Company, for the present year, 1861
After the election tn. Bnard organized by au-
pointing w. b. Stoddard, President, J. c. Wat
son. Secretary. 5.an Souter Treasurer and G.
". Swaf1z, Superintendent 81
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
BATHS AT FIFTY CENTS.

CTEAM, SHOWER TUB AND DoUCHE
- BATHS win now be furnished in good
style, at 80 cents each. by H. w Hubbard, a
the sign of the globe lamp, Shasta.
Goods taken on storage. From 30 to 80 good
beds for lodgers will be found at all hours of tie
night. Also. miners tents always on hand.
There is also attached an ylum for the sick
E Money to loan on good security.
Shasta City, May 90, 1854 ap9tf
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
TO PACKERS!
TINE AND MONEY! SayEn,

HNliE New Trail by way of Sacramento river,
l. TO freka, is now completed, and trains can
n"w pass without crossing ANY niesutaieas OK
iInving any deep snows ts conieGd wiii4
No molestatioa from the Indians.
The umdcrsigned clains this Route to be the
best Monnfaia Trail in California aHd asks the
public to test its merits and decide for them
selves. Ti,ere is of feed for animals on
shs route r. McCLOTD
FEBRUARY 9. 1856 If
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
INFORMATION WANTED

az RICHARD MAHER. who formerly resi-
~ ded ia tasiS coaniy. Mr.. Makers wife has
lnst arrived isi tisconaiy and is saxioas to hear
from hiei. Any person knowing his where
ahouts, and will direct letter 10 his bro'lie,
Nicholas Maher, Shasta fost-osice, il wll be ia
ken as great favor.
n. blAflER.
Shasta, Jan. 80. 1856. tf
II Weaverville yo0rnaf please copy one
month
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
SHERIFFS SALE.

RY virtne of an execution issued out of ihe
D District Court, of The Ninth Judicial Dis
trict of Shasta County, California, on the 4th
day of January A. D. 1856. in favor of T. J.
keyes, aud against L. w. Gillette, C. W. Gillette
aud - Bell for the sum of seven hundred
and sixtyone dollars and nineteen cents debt,
with two per cent interest per month ON six
hundred and fourteen dollars and fourteen cents.
and ten per cent interest per annum on the bal
lance of the aforesaid judgment until paid; and
also for seventyseveu dollars and ourtyfive cents
costs with accruins costs.
l VIII sell at Public Auction on
Wednesday. i'sc 2Oth day of Feb, 1856.
for cash to The highest bidder, at Texas
Springs" in the rnunty Of Shasta, the following
described property, to-wit: One lot of ground
situated on the principal street in said village,
having trout ou said street Of thirty feet and
running back three hundred feet, and bounded
on the norii by property belonging to Charles
Hulsey, and on The south by the property of T.
Maher, together with the House, Hayshed, &c.
thereon erected. having been levied on as the
property OF lie above named defendants. by vir-
tue ot the above execution.
}. A. DREIBELBIS,
Sheriff.
By ]. S. FotLAxsBEE,
February Q 1856, Depgty.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
NOTICE !!
Il CARD.

MFR. NJ. G. LUNEY takes this method TO
Ivl inforul his friends and the public generally.
tiat aaving fitted ni, the Shasta Bowling Saloon.
he is prepared To give instructions in the
" Manly Art of Self Defence
Those who may favor him with their patron
age may rest assured that nothing will De left
undoue TO satisfaction.
preferred. Gentlemen can be waited on at
their rooms.
For terms by the month, a stated number
of lessons apply a, the Bowling Saloon To
NJ g. LUNEY.
Shasta. Jan. e6ih. 1856 Inn
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
SIZE EREFF,s SALE.


ePN Virtue Of decree of foreclosure and an
- order issued out of the Hon District Court,
OF tue 18th judicial District in and for Trinity
County. and Judgment rendered therein on the
2Sih day OF November, A. ID. 1855, in favor of
Skillman & Dosh. and against Fehey & Co. for
the sum OF Five Thousand eighty-six Dollars and
seventy-five cents principle. interest and cost of
suit 10 date. together with the accruing costs for
The foreclosure OF certain mortgage executed
by said Fehley g. Co. aud in favor Of said Skill
man and Dosh, will expose for public sale, at
the court house door in the Town of Weaver
VILE, TO the highest bidder on
Monday, February 1Sih 1855.
at ! o'clock, p. NJ, TO satisfy the above ;ntl o.
ment and accrting costs, the following describ-
ed property. 10 wit: The equal undivided one
bali OF the WATER, FLUMES. BRIDGES and
appurtenances and privileges Thereof. known as
the Rnsh Creek Company's Water Race, and
owned by sehley & Company, situated, lying
ana beng IN the county OF Trinity and State OF
California, and conveys the waters of Rush
Greek tn The bars and gulches around Wood
rnh S and Trinity river from Lewis & Palmer's
Bridge, arrcss Trinity river, to the mouth of
Rush Creek, together with ali the appurtenanc-
es and privileges thereunto belonging or in
anywise apperiaiuing.
This 25th day of January, a. D. 1856.
ED. NEBLETT, Sheriff.
Feb = 1885 III
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

Eg T.. Clampsus Eifus.---RcguIar niece
engs OF this Aucient atsl honorable Order, will
sercrfter be held e~ery Tueeday evening. at
their Hall ia Wills Brick Building. knights of
the Order are requested TO aiteasd paactuaiiy.
By order Of the N. G. H.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09


State of California.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA.
To a. l.. Rounfrce, Greeting.
NOU are hereby summoned to appear and
Il answer unto the complaint of Abner j. Nc
Dowell, filed for the recovery of the sum of
eleven hundred aud seventy dollars. ($ll70 90, J
alleged to be due and owing 10 him from you
upon an express contract for ihe direct payment
of money. filed in our said Court, within ten
days after the service of this Writ. ifserved in
said couniy-wiihin twenty days if served in
any other county in this Judicial district, and
within forty days il served in any other county
or Judgment by default will be taken against
you for eleven hundred and seventy dollars
(slI70 00} and costs of this suit.
Witness: WN. r. DAISGEREIELD, Judge IF
the Ninth Judicial District of said State, this
lhrty-frst day of January. A. D., thousand
eight hundred aud fiity-six.
w. S. JENKINS.
seal Clerk. ID. c.
SPRaGuE McMuRTRr. AH'ys for Pfg.
February ,. 1856. At
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
SUMMONS.
To A. L. Rountree, Greeting.


NOU ARE HEREBY summoned to appear
Il aud answer in said Couri unto The COM
plant of Thomas w. Dawsoi. filed for the re-
covery of the SUN OF itree l,uudred and fifty
seven dollars and sixty-one ceuts, ($357 6I) al.
legged to he due and owing 10 him from van up
express contract for the direct payment
of money. filed in said Court. within ten
days after the service of this Writ if served iu
said cnunty-wihin twenty days if served in
any other county in this judicsal district aud
within forty days if served in any other comfy
judgment by defant will be taken against
you for three hundred and fiify-s,ven dollars
and sixiy-one cents (S357 CID and costs OF this
suit.
Witness: WM. T. DAISGERFIkLD, Judge cf
the Ninth Judicial District OF said State this
ihir,y-first day of January, a. D., one thousand
eight hundred aud fifiy-six.
". S. JENKINS,
seal. Clerk, d. C.
SrRAcrK McMuRrRY, An'ys tor PA'E.
Shasta. Feb. ,. 1856. At
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
$25 REWARD.

ON FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 7TH,
ssl.Aue-A lost Russet Leather Yalise. between
zzfs.sl zsst.s1ssal Shasta and Red Bluffs. My name was
written upon it, with pen and ink thus" A.
d. Carpenter, Colusa." The above named
amount will be paid to any one who will restore
10 me the valise ard contents. But il TIE per-
son who found il has broken it open, he is well
come 10 keep whatever it contained that can be
of any real service to him; # he will return me
he balance, no questions will be asked Ii may
be sent TO The Luna House, Red Bluffs, or 10 the
Pacific Express Office, Shasta.
A. D. CARPENTER.
Luna House Red Bluffs. Dec. 10th. dl5-tf.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
POSTPONED

POSTPONED.
HyHE PRIZE FIGHT which was to have ta-
Il ken place between Shorty and Young Nc
Henry on the lst of January. has been post
pnned until the 22nd of February, 1856.
Shasta, Dec. 20, 1879. da9;d
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
Legal Notices.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Ninth Judicial District
State of California.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, }ss
COUNTY OF SHASTA. s.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or
CALIFORNIA,
To John G.. Moll, Greeting.
VOU are hereby Summoned TO appear ana
Il answer in said Court. unto the complaint
of Winsett Mock, filed for the recovery of fils
sum of six hundred dollars. (S600 00) and the
interest on the same from the 24th day OF June.
1853 at the rate of three per cent per month
until paid. which amount is alleged to be due
him from you, upon express contract for the di-
rect payment of money-and a so for foreclosure
of mortgage mentioned in said complaint, filed
in our said Court within ten days after the SER
vice of this Writ. if served in said county
within twenty days if served in any other coun-
~ in this judicial district, and within forty days
if served in any other county, or Judgment by
defalls will be taken against you for the afore-
said sum Of six hundred dollars (S600 00) and
interest aforesaid, together with the COSTS of this
suit, ard The plaintiff will apply TO the Court for
decree for the foreclosure of the mortgage
aforesaid and the relief demanded in said conf
plant.
Witness: WM. p. DAISGERrIELD. Judge oil the
Ninth Judicial District OF said State, this twenty
third day of January, A. d., one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-six.
WI. S. JENKINS, CLERK, D. c.,
GARTER EaRLL,
Aftys for PrE ja26-4w
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
FOR SALE CHEAP!

TNHE BILLIARD TABLES now in use in the
Il Hotel Francais Saloon. One of the Tables
is of Amarican. and the other of French nIanti-
facture.
Any person wishing to purchase, will meet
with bargain, il application Is made early
Apply to MADAME GAVAND.
Shasta, Jan. 10, 1876. If
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
- Son. OF Tcmpcrance. sha.,n :

Division, No. 1873. S. of T., meets every s5AS4
Wednesday evening al, u o'clock at tue sSSsssss'
e. Clsmpsus Vitus Hall.
JOHN GEORGE, r. S.
Oct 90, 1855. oaotf
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
l. Boots and Shoes, /

Ever offered in Shasta, which we ofler for sale
at the lowest market price.
Ladies and gentlemen will find it to their in
terest to call and examine stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we fiatter ourselves that
none can compete with us, with the advantages
we now enjoy-receiving, as we do. our goods
direct from the Atlantic States and Europe.
NJ. JACOBSON. San Francisco
HENRY GETLESON, Shasta
Shasta April7 1855 If
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
GOLD DUST OFFICE.

HIGHEST price paid Tor Gold Dust from
Il Il OF 10 1000.
United States Land Warrants bought.
II FANEALKENBURGH.
Office at Picific Express Co, corner Wash
ington and ngomery streets, San Francisco
February >, 1856 I'm
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-25

Mr. Waldron, Of Michigan, the youngesi
member Of the present House of Represen
tatives. made a telling speech in his place OF
Thursday We find the subioined facts
which he brought forwara and nailed, ii
The New York 7Fibane. They relate tothe
admissiOa Of Michigan into the Union, and
their bearing in the case now before The
people viii be appreciated at once BY in
.telligent readers. The following are the
proceedings in the House Of Representatives
on that case:
HOUSE, Jan. IL, 1s56.-MemoriaI of the
Legislature of the State of Michigan pre-
scented. Mr.. Hannegan, of Ind, moved
that It be rejected Motion defeated =
Franklin Pierce voting IN the majority
Mr.. Hannegan then moved that it be receiv-
ed aas the voluntary act of private individ-
uals." This was adopted, but Franklin
Pierce voted in the negative. On the qucs-
fion as to which of the two Conventions
should be recognized as representing the
People of Michigan, the Democratic House
decided in favor Of the irregular or sponta-
heous onventiou-Frankln Pierce voting
in the majority.
When the question came in due course
before the Senate, Democratic,) it was re-
ferrod to its Judiciary Committee, whereof
Felix Grundy, of Tennessee, was chirman.
This COMMITTEES sent out circulars to Michi-
gan, to ascertain which of these rival Con-
ventions most truly represented the People
Of that State, and which had received most
of the Peoples votes. After awaiting and
receiving answers to these circulars, the
Committee reported that the spontaneous
Convention was entitled to be accredited
rather than the regular; and that Michigan
should be admitted on its motion. This
motion prevailed: Yeas-Sias Wright
Benton, Buchanan, Wm. R. King, 6c.-
NAYS only 10.
The subject thereupon went to the House,
where the action of the Senate was affirm
cd, and the admission of the State compile
ted: Yeas I4s; Nays 5s; = Franklin
Pierce and Isaac Toucey among the yeas.
So Michigan came into the Union on the
application of volunteer, anti-regilar Con
vention, Just like that of Free Kansas, and |
voted for Van Buran for President in 1885,
These facts aud others like them, well
driven home clinched, are doubtless very
pleasant reading for the president, calling up
early "reminiscences of a time when he was
a agood fellow" in his seat in the House, as
well as after each daily adjournment.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-25
Men of Amcrica-1Ien of tho Age.

The greatest man, take him all in all,
of the last hundred years was George Wash
Iington-an American.
Tho greatest Doctor of Divinity was JON
athan Edwards-an American.
Tho greatest philosopher was Benjamin
Franklin-an American.
The greatest of living sculptors is Hiram
Powers-an American.
The greatest living Historian is VIM. H.
Prescott American.
The greatest ornithologist was J. j. Au-
dubon-an American.
The greatest Medical Chemist of modern
times, D. J. C. Ayer-inventor of Ayers'
Cherry PectoraI and Cathartsc Pills. is an
American.
The greatest Lexicographer since the
time of johnson was Noah Webster-an
American.
The greatest inventors of modern times,
were Fulton, Fitch, Whitney and Morse
all Americans
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-25
me ForeLgn VOC.

Every man who came from the polls yes
terday, was astonished at the immense
number of foreigners who had been raked
together to vote the Picrco ticket. They
came in sWarn after s0ara1, received their
Instructions from the Custom House officers
or their o,cn leaders, and Uoted the straight
Pierce ticket. They make up almost entire
ly the administration party here, and near
ly control our city polities henaselUesi-
To battle against such voters is a duty, the
full Importance of which is not vet appre-
ciated by our citizens. Unless we can de-
feat them, we are at the mercy of the worst
political faction that ever existed in Re
publican country.-New HaUen Cow.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-25

The Memphis Bulletin in in article adj
dressed to the old line Wings as to their
duty in the present posture of political af-
fairs, concludes thus:
We lay it down as a cardinal principle in
making up this determination-as rising
above every other consideration, but that
of personal integrity of character and loyal
ty to the Constitution-that the South
should cast her suffrage for that man 10ho
can Nth any certainty be elected By the peo-
pie oger the candidate of the Black Repu5-
fcdns An election of President devolved
upon the House of Representatives might
shake this Union to its very centre. We
regard such trial of the strength of our
system as above all things to be avoided, if
possible. The distinct characteristics of par
ty nomenclatures sink into insignifcance in
comparative Importance with its avoidance.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-25

'IEOnOT Due 10 Whom Honor is Given.''
In the last issue Of the Messenger we no.
tice an inflated account of the doings of n
certain military gentleman in the Legisla-
ture last winter, which we confess somewhat
startled us. We have the pleasure of a
personal acquaintance with said officer, and
was consequently considerably interested in
his course while member of that august
.assemblage of wisdom and talent, and accor-
dinghy was very attentive in searching Leg
islative reports to find some act wherein this
doughty hero had distinguished himself
But alas We were doomed TO disappoint-
ment-no great achievement of talent OF
parliamentary acumen could we discover
nothing to immortalizo the intrepid General,
unless simply voting as his leaders dictated
could be called a deed worthy of such dis
tinction.
We are sorry we cannot concur with the
Messenger in its praises of the General
We would willingly do so if we could dis
cover any of the great acts it refers to-and
we wonld do it at all events were it not a
greater flight of fancy than We choose to in
dulge in. We believe in giving "honor to
whom honor is due"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-25
End OF the war.

j The Baltic's mails are filled with the par
ticulars of the conclusion of peace. The an
nouncement of the signing Of the treaty wa
made in the NoRiteur of the 30th of March
! On that day-the university Of the battl,
of Paris-the plenipotentiares of Great Brit
ain, A ustria, France, Prussia, Russia, Sar
dinia and Turkey, affixed their signatures tc
an instrument which it Is to be hoped, will
secure the people of Europe for another hall
century from the evils of war As soon as
the Emperor was informed by electric tele.
graph that all necessary formalities were
completed, he sent word to the plenipoten-
taries that he was ready to receive them
In his speech 10 them on the occasion, his
Majesty bore testimony to the eonciliatory
spirit and moderation which marked the
policy of England, and which was much
! felt in the present conferences The terms
of Che treaty were not formally known un-
til its ratification, which viii probably. not
take place for four weeks from the date of
the signature; hut evidently their nature
is no secret. They are the, same in sub
stance as those embodied in the Esterhazy
ultimatum, and may be briefly stated as
follows; Russia is to destroy all her fortif-
cations on tho coast of the Black Sea, (which
is to become a commercial sea, with consuls
in its ports. The Danubian Principalities
are to be newly organized, so rs to form on
the land side, barrier against Russian en-
Russia renounces all preten-
sions to interfere in the internal administra-
ton Of Turkey, which latter is to enter the
great family Of natious The Emperor Al
cxander declares solemnly that herenounces
sincerely and completely the traditional pol
icy of Peter the Great and the Empress
Catherine, as regards the extension of the
Russian Empire in the East. The free nav
iga;ion of the Danube is expressly secured
Gambia, Tribizondo and Smyrna are to be
taken posse5sian of by the allies, and the
immunities and privileges of tho Christian
subjects of the Porte are to be placed un-
der their guarantee. Such are the leading
stipulents of this important document 1t
is needless to say that its text is looked for
with the greatest anxiety.
The feeling created both in Great Britain
and France bv this event, is one of profound
satisfaction. The organs of the war party
in England grumble somewhat at the mod |
Grafton of the conditions granted to Russia,
and the Sun has had even the boldness to
print its issue containing the announcement
with mourning border. IN spite of these
partial demonstrations, the news of the con
,lusion of this dangerous war has been ev-
-ywhcre gladly welcomed.
In The after Congress, the Italian ques-
tion and the organization of the Danubian
will be settled.
Orders have been sent to the Crimea to
make preparations for the re-embarking of
he allied troops-Bwfalo Commercial
Advertiser.