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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

a Committee of Safety be appointed, to meet
any emergency which may arise in case of
conflict in Kanzas with the Federal troops
An exciting discussion arose upon this, and,
at the request of some of the members, who
urged its imprudence, Mr.. B. withdrew his
motion.
Mr.. Spaulding. of Ohio, moved the print
ing of all the documents. Carried. After a
vote of thanks to the officers, the Convention
adjourned sS,ae die.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

On Friday, 18th inst, large crowd
bad assembled i'll Charleston, Coles county,
Illinois, to witness the execution of A. F.
Monroe. for murder. On ascertaining that
the Governor Of Illinois had respited the prs-
oner for three months, the mob attacked the
jail, and, dragging tire doomed man from his
cell hung him TO an adjoining tree. Several
of the ringleaders in this lawless affair have
been arrested.
Edward D. Worrell has been arreAed
in Dover, Delaware, as one of the murderers
of BAIL Gordon, the st. Louis engineer. A
watch and saddle bags belonging to Mr.. Cor
don We're found IN Worrelps possession
Worrell confesses he was riding with the two
men who committed the murder, and that he
shared the plumber, which is enough to
hang him. 1t is probably that the same
wretehes who murdered Mr. Gordon, also MUIR
dered the jewelry pedlar in Missouri recently.
Henry Ward Beecher says, 81 never
knew an early rising, hard working, prudent
man, careful of his earnings, and stricty hon
est who complained of ill luck. A good char
acter, good habits, and good industry, are in
pregnable to all the assaults OF i'll luck that
fools ever dreamed Of
Mr.. Macgreggor connected with the
Howard Athen@um, died at Lynn on Friday.
Mr.. English's company in full force, attend
ed the funeral.
A young mother riding from Norwalk
to Ridgefeld, Conn, on recent cold day,
wrapped up her infant so closely that upon
reaching home she found it a corpse,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

til after the correspondence had been made
public.
LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH TO LrvERPooL.-
London, Friday Evening. Funds firm, closing
l-3 higher than Yesterdays pr ees.
Saturday morning. The Times censures the
course taken by both English and American
Cabinets in reference to existing difficulties,
and after remarking that even the humanity
we have shown must have It's limits, concludes
as follows: We are desirous of peace as"Mr.
Golden can be, but we knew that when a ma
ton become stoo proud to listen to reason, tile
only appeal is 10 arms.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

VOLUNTEER FOR KANzAs.-Munroe's Light
Infantry, a military organic alton of Hillsdsle
county, Michigan, held a meeting on the 10Th
instant, and adopted resolutions declaring
that they held themselves ready at a moments
notice, armed and equipped for actual service,
to march to Lawrence or any other part Of
kanzas territory, whenever called upon by
the legal authorities Of Kanzas or tho Govern
nent OF the United States, to protect the Con-
stitution Of the U. s., the flag of our coun-
try, and all good and loyal citizens of Kanzas
territory.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

Gov. Gardner, in his speech at Lawrence
on Tuesday evening last, acknowledged that
he had received a communication relative to
Kanzas, similar to those Transmitted by the
Governors of Ohio, New York, and Rhode
Island, to their respective Legislatures, but
his Excellency did not choose, for reasons
satisfactory to himself, to communicate it to
the General Court. This condnct is what we
should have expected from the man who was
SO anxious to have Sims returned back to
slavery in 1851, and who vetoed the removal
of Loring and the Personal Liberty Bill, in
1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

Mathew Farley, an Irishman, in Low
ell, and employed on the Carpet Corporation.
W., was caught IN the gearing OF the elevator on
Thursday, and his right arm was nearly torn
from the socket 1t is thought that he cannot
recover
The Newport Mercury states that two
geese were dug out of snow drift in that
town few day since which had been without
food for (orty-iso days. They wero worry thin
OF aosb, but quito lively.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

DR.. BoYNToN.-Our readers will be pleased to
learn, that a number of our citizens have under
taken to secure another course Of lectures from
this distinguished geologist, and entertaining
lecturer. We understand that five hundred dol
lars have been guaranteed to the Doctor for his
course, 1t is said that DIR. Boynton has largely
increased his collection of paintings and appara-
TINS, which was the largest and best ever present.
ed in Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26
Reg E:, dr. LYMAN Drrourn to Aeo Reed Cutler Co.

Boston. '''' Neeui cutler, a 20,
Gentlemen, - ave used the Don.,.,,. No.,
Dasam myself with benefit In CatansaI cn,,h k
be s,r u se hnown Il to be used with good Ell cts in
sr o sory stages Of Pulmonary Affections. IN am,s.
Boston, Oct 90 1856 fN o"HOhEh'
o IVY pr Leonard Woods, Cate Abbott Professor IN An.
@ ~ dneologieal Seminary writes 10 Mcssrs Reed Cat
~ ~ as iolowsi--" From long use Of the Yegsto
g n fanonary Raisam in my family Circle and m ann.
1, ~ among Theological Students, have been led
Ns MT, " as saie and ellcaciuua medicinen
Ine above requires comment and must command
seu 70 all The Vegetable Pulmonary Bals0m so nvor
cpy Known for the past thirty years. for Coughs Colds
Chest ID prepared only by REED, CUTLEN. 4 ca au
Druggists, Boston, w.
price-hmal bottles, 20 cents, large ST. Sold in woy
Sy y orsss ss"Irns'on, scot and druggists gencr
octza dW&5&w0m .D
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

WooNsocKsT, R. l., Jan 81 1s56.-Meslrs. Burr and
Perry, Cornhill, Boston; Gentsmen-About two years
since, was attacked with cough and pain my
side. which entirely uatted for business
ed to be in rapid decline. But by the thorough Of
Dr. Rogers Syrup of Liyerwor Tar, and Canchalagua
restored health which has remained good up to
the present ltime; and most cheerfuly iecommend it's
use to any and all who may be afflicted with lung COM
plants, as the best cough remedy know Of Truly and
most gratefully yours, n PHnpRIcK,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

Harper's New Monthly Magazine for March, is
at hand. Beside the continuation of Dckenss
Little Doritt," it has four other illustrated ar
ticles-" The Juniata - Commodore Perry's
Expedition to Japan" "The Story of the
Whale" giving an interesting account of the
whale fishery, the varieties of whales, their hall
its &C.. and " Passages of Eastern Travel."-
The number is an excellent one, and may be had,
as usual at Livermore's, in the Worcester House
Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

SENT TO THE STATE LuNATIc Hospital
The case of Peter Brown, who was some
mon tbs since arrested and indicted for the
murder of his wife, in " Payis Yard" in Bos-
ton, was brought up in the Supreme Court on
Saturday, and the Court being satisfied of the
insanity Of the prisoner, ordered him to be
sent TO the State Lunatic Hospital in this
civ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

DEATH OF PHYsIcIAN.-Dr. o. l.. Hunt
ley, distinguished physician of Fitchburg,
died at his residence Monday morning, after
a long and painful Illness
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

NARRow EsoAPE.-As the morning train
for Nashua, on Saturday last, was nearing
BARRIERS crossing, about two miles out, a
horse and sleigh were discovered running up
on the track. Conductor Brooks succeeded
in slackening the speed, so that a collision
was avoided. The horse, with the sleigh at
tached, then proceeded at rapid rate up tie
road, upon the track, for three miles distance,
dobbin being unable to turn out, owing to the
high embankment on either side of the track.
Near Lovells crossing, five miles out, man
stopped the horse, and Conductor Brooks
having all the while managed with great skill,
to avoid any collision with his contestant on
the race, ordered the horse to be taken care
OF, but nobody hes yet appeared to claim him.
No injury was done To either horse OF sleigh.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

LUNG INHALATIoN.-Dr c. Howard Marshall
who, by his new practice, treats humors, catarrh
dyspepsia, asthma, bronchitis, and consumption,
will be at the Worcester House on Saturday,
March LIST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

=, a PREGNANT CONFESSIONAL portion of
the members Of the Georgia Legislature, who
opposed .he plan of raising funds to send men
to hanzas, did so on the ground that ninety.
eight out OF bundled of the men who have
gone thlther from slave States, have turned
tree State men. 'NN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

Nh. w. p. FErEIDoE, of Boston, narrowly
escaped being shot in New Orleans, some
days since. He happened to be passing in the
street, while reporter Of the Delta and anoth-
or Of the Crescent were settling little differ
ence with their reyolvers, aud stray ball
trimmed one of his whiskers. A nice place
for reporters, as well as stTsng@s, is New Or.
leans!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

IHE NAVAL BOARD. Washington, FEB. %.
-Ihe Naval Committee in the Senate have
conferred fully with the President, and the
secretary of the Navy Yard will unanimous
" report bill tomorrow, embodying the
following provisions, intended to correct er.
rors attributed to the late board, and preserve
at the same time, its benefits.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

Troops FOR TAMPA BAY.-Neac York. Feb.
20'-Ihe bark Sam Slick was yesterday char.
tered by the U. S. Government 70 conway
about 100 troops to Tampa Bay, Fla. These
soldiers are probably destined to oporate
against the Seminoles. NF'-"'e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

FIRE AT SOUTH READING.-On Saturday
evening at 10 ID o'clock, the barn owned by
Mr. John Brown, occupied by Mr.. Hervey
brown, and situated in Greenwood, South
heading, was discovered to be on fire, and was
speeaIly burned to the ground. Six valuable
cows and seven tuns Of hay were DESTROYED.
together with other property. ''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

Loss OF BosToN SHIP AND Thirty LIVES.
Slhe snip Great Duke, of Boston, Capt.
sampson, from New Orleans for Liver
pool has been totally lost, and that Cant.
sampson and twenty-nine seomen were
eIowhed' All the particulars known will be
found under the marine lend.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

The OxyGenmGed Bitters,-FTom the Boston
OiCs Branch. Among the many popular medicines
whlsh nave acquired high reputation we believe none
nave been found of much benefit for dyspepsia asthma
ana similar complaints Till The Orygenated Bf,ters bv
many ana various trials and experiments has been found
sure aeu radical remedy-a deslderGtu1n long des ed
by physicians Its ingredients have been shown b,, chen
cal analysis to be harmless and safe aud from the te.
moals Of many of our first czers who have been hene
py ~ we ee assured that those ndisposed with the
above complaints re upon these BitteTs with saft
hese celebrated Bters have received the highest test
tinscnlafs ever ferei in favor of any medicine
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail only Inv STi
W. FOWLE Boston, Mass. to whom all orders should he
addressed, and for sale by his agents.
AGENTs-James Green, D. Scott, NJ B. Green Cbas
CLARK, Worcester; C. II. Colburn, Leominster
leDZo eod2w&w2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

NEIuhN OF THE ALBANIAN York, Feb.
2o'--Iho steamship Alabama arrived here this
morning irom her cruise in search of the Pa
cine SIXTY hours from Halifax. 1hepropeller
Arne sailed from Halifax oil the evening of
the goth. Va
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

COMPLIMENTARY GIFTs.-Neo York. Feb.
26.-Ihe steamship Asia brings presents con.
sisling OF plate, medals, Sc, for the officers
and crews Of the Kane arctic exneditinn-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

The Boston Chronicle of yesterday had an
article in favor of Fremont and Banks for
President and Vice President.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

hIAwATHA.--A Miss Darling read Lonpfel-
lows "Hiawath" at Concert Hall, in P3la.
delpbia. lust week, to brilliant audience
She appeared in an Indian costume.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

THREATENED FIGHT IN KANSAS. St. Louis,
Feb. 25.-A1yices from Lawrence, Kansas,
under date of 10Th, says the Kickapoo Ran
gers again threaten hostilitles at Easton, hav.
ing aVowed a determination to ayenge the
death of Cook by killing the friends Of the
murdered Brown. The Free State men are
preparing for the conflict Ten mounted com
panies had already left Lawrence for Easton.
under the command of Col Dickey and Ma
Jor Grover. A fight will probably take place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROMEU
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC 8 ASIA.
FAVORABLE PROSPECT OF PEACE.

PROTOCOL PRELIMINARY to a CON-
GRESS AT PARIS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

HE ATLANTIo's NEws.- Washington, Feb.
25'--Ihe telegraph news by the Atlantic made
no impression in high quarters here. There
is no reasonable probability that Mr.. Buchan-
an had asked for his passports this rumor
doubtless originated from one or two causes,
without real foundation
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

HEAVY FAILUnR.--lhe Messrs. Richardson
cordage manufacturers of New York have
suspended payment Liabilities about 5000.
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Jar21dlt


mUSiC:-A young Lady, qualified to teach
give instruction on the Plano TerI.s Sio NY s0aon,
me pest o. reference given Apply at this Office
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

btour.-5OOO Barrels of Flour, comprising about
twenty ere1t branls. for sale low and perhaps ov
or han can be purchased at any other Place in mia c
or brought from any other. An who wish to puYcbnse VII
do well To call as we shall cell for few weeks htov H.
market price, to reduce stocl Also is tons exr
ieed-Beana, Dried Apple, Butter aud Cheese -''
o,.us DRAPER CLARK,
Jatzl an Nos, 81 aud 90 Front Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

, hcuehan's Corn SOivtuI, m InfaIIib1o
he@s9y, for sale by JANIS GREFN, III Main FL.
sold in six weeks 80 NNNAAHS
See advertisement in another column dam foo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

EIeefrO-ChemicaI Baths, BY DR. D. @.
COLBY, Of Boston, BRANCH OFFICE AT 115
MAIN STREET, WoRCESTER.-Dr. Colby will be
present at his Office in Worcester on FRrDAy Of each
week. On Other days of the week the office will he in
charge OF Dr. =. A. Brooks who is well qualified To adj
minister these Baths il proper manner
!hese Baths are of the highest utility for Plumbers
PAINTERS Looking Glass Platers Gilders White Lead and
palis Grgen Manufacturers, Bird Suffers, Chmsts.
Eectrotypers Daeueeotypsts Brass Founders and for
persons VINO have been too much drugged by Mecurv in
any OF IT'S iorms or by deleerious Quae Medicines Ec
Also, Tor Scroiua and obstinate Humors Nervous De
Diity ana lrregnlarity of the nervous power
IL is almost incredible how many are suffering in some
form or other, from mineral poscns fro whence ensue
niammatory and Chronic Rheumatism Ulcers Paraly
SIS D. fltus' Dance, Tic Dooreux, Neuralgia stiff
ana enlarged JOINTS Pain in the Joints and
LINUS, when exposed to change OF tempera-
m, ture, or on taking sudden Colds, &c Sc
me Mineral Posons will be removed in the most nat
sraI way possible BY the pores of the skn-and obtained
from the water after the Bath.
arc OF great value. ' ~ D"'nS
me Electric and beneficial effects Of these Baths unon
weak and debitaed females who lack vial fnerev o
truly wonderful. ''i1e'eS' u
sometimes one Bath affords almost entire yelief b,,t
generally Two or Three advisable NS
consultations Free, either personal or by letter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26
Dr. WEstaF's B0lsam Of Wild Cherry
Cures bronchial affections. and all diseases he Iungs

from Tie Boston Evening Traveller.
1t is, perhaps but simple of justice to the pro-
pretors OF Wistar's Basam of Wild Cnerry for us say
that cur personal experience the use Of this aricehas
impressed US avoraby. One of the proprctors of the
traveller was entirely cured of a sever cough Of four
months continuance by he use Of this Balsan and sew
erai OF our friends and acquaintance who tried the
article have found it of great service relieving them Of
had been afflicted
D ehiH W. FoMLE Co, 1873 Washington st., Boston,
Ff0Pfletors sold by their agents everywhere.
Wethere q Nudge, Petersham; Waite & Thurston
delce'te Luther Hill spencerj Forbes & Putney East
Brookheldj b. " DeLand, North Brookfeld; George S.
field. ' N iV0A-
feb26 deod&w1w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

900 Bushels Fine w hFfc BcnuA.
'us'receiyed and for sale by DRAPER & CLARK,
Jan III Washington Sou1re
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26

49, Attorney and Counsellor a. Lam
W" DIFF 's'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26
=. WorcesIer ShuItle Corr,nnnr,

Manufacturers and Dealers In ali 800 ~
CoIION AND WOODEN SHUTTI FS.
New Worcester, Mass
df RICHARDSON A. SWEET
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-26
ARRIYAL OF THE ASLA-s

AhhIPAL OF THE ASIA-STILL LATER.
NEW YoRK, Sunday Evening. The steom.
snip ASA, from Liverpool morning of the 9th
arrived this evening. She brings IS nosser'
gers. % P"'sen-
There is but little important news TO odd 20
the Atlantc's advices. "''" "
Money in Britain moro stringent A,ro,;
can stocks lower. Consuls 81 Ia ol 9,e
a severe storm occurred on tho Enolish
coast on the night of the 9TH. in which manv
american vessels were damaged.
The London Moynfnq Adpeyt;sor stotos that
~; or henry Bulwer had minated that be would
IKE 10 act as a sort of mediator between the
brush Government and Mr.. Buchanan. This
movement IS said to be at the desire of Lord
falmerston. An interview was TO take place
at the Embassy when Bulwer would explain
at length to Mr.. Buchanan the compromise
which he is prepared to recommend All 9TH
er papers maintain profound silence on this
matter.
The peace plenipotentiares were BEGINNING
to assemble at Paris.
The British steam frigate Poyphemus was
totally lost ION the north west coast Of Jnt
land. ' Vi 'uI-
In the House IF Commons, Lord PoIo,r,,.,,
IN answer to inquiry from Mr.. Cobdon soi1
the correspondence with the American C s'''N
eIhInent on Central American afFaira. woYi5
Wnen completed be laid before Parliament M"
MI baillie remarked that he wonld rsst...-
we motion, OF which he had given not ca rei
'~'" 70 enlistment in tho United Statcs. nm nm
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07

Her husband deserted her and went to sea,
and she determined upon seeking him; so
about eighteen months since she shipped at
Boston as cook on board the ship Jas. Mont-
gomery, and vent TO New Orleanr. from
thence TO Havana, aud then TO Boston. Al
the latter port she shipped on board the seboon-
er James Flamer, for 81. Johns, n. B., return
ing to Boston in the same vessel. She then
shipped on the schooner Silver Morn, for Pic.
tou, again returning to Boston. The sehoon-
er Dew Drop being bound on fishing cruise.
she shipped on board Of her, but left her in
the Gut Of Canso, and went on board the
brig Elmira, bound to this port ou her ar.
rival at this port, she took board a. one Of our
sailor boarding houses, and shipped off on
board the James Ray, after having incurred a
considerable board bill.
Prior to her joining The James Ray, she
performed the duties Of cook aud steward, bat
always assisted in attending the fore sheet,
and performingsuch other duties as usually
fell to the lot Of male cooks. She stated that
her sex had never been suspected until dis
covered on board the BAY, aad although she
may not go to sea as a sailor again. yet she
may go as cook Oh steward. Upon inquiry as
to where she obtained the petiicoat risgiu 2
then oD her person, she said she bad always
carried itWiIh her, secreted in her chest
Poor Emma. who knows the vicissitudes
that had befallen her during her career as a
sailor? The merciless Vind and peltipy storm
have never respected her sex, and this is but
another proof of the power OF woman's en-
darance. Many man would doubtless have
quailed under the fatigues borne By this fe.
male offender age, yet she has nobly witbstood
the howl Of the tempest and many sleepless
nights to seek out one who had brutally Lis.
used her.
Capt Ray has written to her friends. In
The meantime should any of our charitable
ladies desire to assist her, they can do so, by
inquiring Of the gallant Captain, whose ship
lies just below CsIlowhill street wharf, on the
Delaware Pha Argus.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-02-07
FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

New YORK, Jan. 81.
The steamer Arabia, from Liverpool, arriv-
ed at Halifax at $3.50 this afternoon. She
brings lO7 passengers.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool Sunday
morning. the 18th inst, but lay off several
hours for want of water. Reached her berth
tat noon,
The general news ef the week is that Russia
agrees to negotiate on terms proposed by the
Allies. Final announcement was made at
Vienna, and telegraphed to the London Times
in these words. Russia accepts Allies propo-
stions unconditonally.' This is authentic.
1t caused immense sensation. Funds rose
three per cent. Cotton one farthng, and pan
iC repressed in other markets,
Next day government published a dispatch
from Minister supreme at Vienna, as follows:
Russia agrees to accept Allies proposal as a
basis of Negotiations This qualified an
nouncement caused great excitement. I: is
feared that Russia merely seeks to gain time by
deceptive negotiations.
Previous to the above announcement Wen
ma papers represented the state of affairs as
most serious, unexpected and alarming, and
that the Austrian Embassy had received orders
to quit ST. Petersburgh, aud the Russian en-
bassy to leave Vienna.
The actual circumstances were that Count
Ezterhazy handed to Count Nesselrode, at St.
Petersburgh, the Austrian allied note of Dec,
End. He said that he was not authorized to
enter into discussion, but if the note was MOI
accepted unconditionally before January 9th,
he and all Austrian embassy must leave st.
Petersburgh,
To prevent this, Nesselrode communicated
with Vienna direct. and January Ilth Prince