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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10
Our Berlin Correspondence.


BERLIN Feb 10, 1856.
xA War and is Prezts-- What has ben done by a< Ais
Elm tehaff Of Ciriti-ation'-7he Turks People
Shameful Manner in Which their Characteristics hare
been Misre1resened-7he Ctciirdtiin Whieh TIE Allies
haze Introduced into Turkey Contasi Nth Us Precious
Condiaon-Poliical Synpashies If he Ottoman Popala-
tions-Plan for the Regeneration Of TrkepCase Of Mr.
Spears Difficulty Beween ne american Minister al Fien-
va and he Austrian Government, de- dc.
The allies, entering into the present war, declared
70 the world that TO be waged their part in
behalf Of civilization !" and for the preservation o. the
Turkish empire in its then full integrity" That peo-
pie boAstu of their strong clear the
English should have been successfully hood winked and
dslus led by such meaningless generasm the first Is
truly marvellous and subsequent facts have shown tie
latter have been wnlly and audaciously dishonest
IN all its features and during all its stages 1t has been
characterized by the most wanton barbariy and outrage
The burning Of the hospitals filed with wounded and sick
Russians the rAvishing Of all the at Kerch and
sther places, the subsequent murder Of Of them,
and finally. the yanda destruction of the magnificent
docks among the many strange and striking modes
by which they have sought to advance civilization"
the Crimes
In the Baltic and Gulf of Finland their fleets
though ngorously shrinking from an encounter during
the whole Of two successive seasons, with the works
which Their bosstingly went TO destroy msgaannously
captured q number Of poor fshermen's boats, and
duced their humble villages TO ashes Nor have
they been successful in the fuflrnen. Of
their promise in Turkey. No matter what
may have already been, may hereafter be said TO
contrary by mission sries and other equally reliable and
disnerested parties the Turks themselves are beyond
all comparison. the best people in the Ottoman empire.
They scrupuously honest, temperate, even to dull
ness scarcely violate law, and are the only sim
cey and unostentaously pous people have ever yet
anywhere Present associations If they last long
enough may make them less pous and more practical
no, there may yet be some hope for them, at least
among the rising generation No people have been 20
sbAmefuy misrepresepted the Turks The gross snd
stupid fAlsehoods which have been 50 long and asdu
ousy circulated against them, by through wilfuI
nagnity and by others from utter ignorance and the
cupable vanity of wishing TO be considered well informed
matters of which they knew nothing, renders all at
tmpts 70 do them partial justice almost idle Their
ndefensibe institution of polygamy has furnished an
eIhaustless theme for denunciaon and yet admitting
all that has been said about II true, IL Ia Simply legal
hing that when exists without the positive sanction OF
Law In al Christian countries Ths instances very
rare To Turkey where any but the most wealthy have
more thsns single vile aud those generally have
many women everywhere - they desire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-10

Peace Propeds--!Seue Entertaining Be,oeen he 7~o
Great European Aaocrats-Arripal of Count OrtotT-
HIS Anteceaeas-Pru,sia Refused Abundance 70 Tie
Co7fercuces-Her N,aayaluy-Hey Trade ai1k Rassia-
A Rerolution in the Sugar Marked dc.
In spite Of ali doubts and difficulties 1t appears to be
ce tain peace will be concluded and the curtain sud
denly dropped on the warlike intermesso which has
ed Europe from Its long repose and perplexed it with
the Of mighty changes In the best Informed ctrses
1t is firmly believed that understanding has
already effected between the two Emperors, Napoleon
and Alexander through the medium Of NJ de Seebach, to
whore mission, you will recoect always attached the
greatest possible importance and the from the
affected contempt It treated with by the English
press. Whenever the saxon diplomstst publishes bis
memoirs-for which, however, may have TO wait
time, he is quite young man, who made hi fortune
BY Nessercdes daughter falling desperately in love with
him-he will have some piquant details to relate
cerning his pilgrimage from Paris St. Petersburg az
bearer Of the olive branch held out by the Tuileres
the Winter Palace. He probably assured his fsther.in
law that II the Gar would only accep. the Conditions
offered by the Western Powers without scrutnizlg them
too closely his brother autocrat would take TO
things pleasant for him and Prev "Ifd Tiretrandn
from raising fresh demands giving harsh IN inter
probation to the old What further talk nav have
passed between the two relatives s Of course inpos
sb guess although IL would certainly be very edify
ing 10 the world IL civuiged but ss was just saying
we cannot expect be treated to Baron sseoaea rsr
pscences for many long year 70 come and as for
Count Nesserode IL he should leave any documents
b. hind him referring TO his political career they sure
be given the world for tho next century Or 30
he bias In the sseFeta Of many princes and 20
tentates that bis revelations would set al Europe ~
ears.
The fact Of the Conferences being he'll q, Par ID Looked
upon decisive augury Of their successful term nation,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-03
eve Speak what we Know

OF all'the leading London journals, The Mus
has evidenced Tho best knowledge Of men and
things in the United STATES. In a late mum
Der, referring 10 The event OF a collision he
tween he vi counties, II speaks confident
ly Of and 10 England from aboliiionisls here.-
ave sppak trhat TOE knor," it says, AMI then
1t makes The following declaration: "Huwevtl
strong is the unprincipled appeal at present
made 10 the anti Britt h feeling is coun!erbal.
anced by another. which has grown up with
in the last quarter OF q century. The Gboh
fionists ,oouM be 10Th us 10 a man. The besI
Of them are so now." This declaration, broat
and bold as il is, is supported on Monday by a
vote taken in the Senate. The question was
on ordering 10 a third reading a bill appropri.
sting three million Of dollars for increasin.
the ornaments aud munitions Of war, and fo
the manufacture and alteration OF small ann,
in accordance with the recent Recommended
ton of The President, upon which Messrs Hal,
Seward, Sumner, Wade and Wilson answered
in the negative Every democratic Senate
sustained the bill.
The declaration Of the Londr n Neps nee,
not be regarded as nm idle boast. Those a5
olitionisls, and their sympathisers, who pro
claim "No union with Shareholders" viii
never adhere 10 the union in q foreign war
The7 will, rather, adhere TO The enemy. w
speak what zoe knoD,' is the language Of ih'
London Ners. Abolilionisls have, ihen,com
inundated their Reasonable designs 10 til
British government.
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CABlN POINT, Surry, Co., Va.

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y FRoM EUROPE.
New YoRK, March %.

N@
The steamer Fulton has arrived from Havre.
with dates 10 the 18th inst. She brings seven
ty.two passengers and $50, 900 in specie.
Among her passengers is Camden Q. Dixie
bearer OF dispatches from the United States
Legation at Paris.
The Fulton brings the second edition OF 1.-THE
London Times Of Wednesday.
The Vienna correspondence OF the Times
states that the mystery Of The recent improved
relations between Austria and the United
Satas has been cleared up. An Austrio'
American commercial company is about 10 be
iomIed, in order 10 opeI . direct trade between
the United States and Austria, andt 10 impor
Germ and produce direct from America, instead
of London ind Liverpool. The writer init,
mstes that a treaty Of commerce between the
United States and Austria will be cOnsumma-
ted at no distant day.
Colonel Hodges, the British representative
al Hamburg, had made representations 10 the
Senate respecting the quantity OF ammunition
that left that putt for Russia.
Ii was proved on examination that in mos
instances these supplies were Forwarded
through The account Of two houses in higl
standing IN England, in one Of which a mem
Der Of Parliament was interested.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times states
on two points Russia makes ample concession
VII, The naturalization ofthe Black Sea, ant
the dismantling Of fortresses and the non re
construction Of Bomarsund.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-03
MARRIED

On the Goth ult., by Elder James Neal, MI
Henry W. YoAsr, 10 Miss MARY ISABEL Rob
INsoN.
On the goth ult., by The Rev. Joseph Wick
ard, Mr.. AMlzIAH NJ. JULIEN, to Miss MARY Nj
RUTLEDGE, both Of Henry county, Inc.
aJWe were honored on the above occasion
by some Of the good things of this life tha'
constitute so much to the measure OF human
happiness. May their honey moon be peTpet'
ual, ami their pathway through life be dotted
occasionally, with liUing evidences Of practi'
cal usefulness.
With Cupid hands now firmly bound.
And pure hearts beating high.
Pass smoothly down the stream OF time,
Beneath a cloudless sky.
And when the sun fife goes down
And death stalks DER the heather,
Bend gently to his blasting stroke
And sweetly sleep together.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-03
NEURALGIA Cured.

Read what Mr.. Boyden says: no medicine
ever had certificates from such respectable
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years OF the Exchange Hotel. Richmond Viz
ginia, was cured Of a sevnre attack of Neural
gia, by Carriers Spanish Mixture. The ropiti
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disease for which il is used. He remarks i
is difficult 10 know what disease it will no
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Spring end Fall medicine, he has hever Secr
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March 81. 2W.