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A SOUTUERN LADY
~ SoS IIEhN LhDl.
a GENTLEMAN residing in Jsckson coun,

a GENTLEMAN, residing in Jackson county, Florida
"A wshe, to employ lady, born and educated in some
OF the Southern States Governess his family,
educate his daughters in Music, Painting Embroidery
and the higher branches Of English education To
well qualihed liberal salary will be paid The situation
is healthy and in neghborhSod aordng good society
enjoyed IN nny other part of the State well edl.
Gated and accomplished lady will find pleasant home
for many years
Satisfactory references will be given and required
Address Box ). Mariana, Jackson county, Floridu.
Oct 2J-ctlstDec
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TwrSTy rIvp nOTIapS pPWAnn

l"EHE1-FlfED DOLLAhS hE"AhD.
RANA"Af from the subscriber. ON Friday, the 30th
go 80 november negro boy by the name OF PHILLIP
@snes father thick sci, about the color OF ginger
sr. l see and large eyes, has habit Of rolling his
HGen hikins or laughing, which look very white at
~ .!tnes little inclined TO swagger and drag his
wen walking He carpenter BY trade, was born
IN Richmond, Virginia. and w perhaps try to
WIZ give the above reward for his apprehension and
can ee; him 3 c3Ip pEeT
Dee Self ~ D. ~ ~
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OFFER for sale privately my plantation called MOUTH
Bernard. This plantation lies on the James River IN
the county Of Gooehsnd Immediately above Maiden 9e
mond II contains seven hundred and thirty acres
OF hseventyfve James River low GROUNDS
Of the best quality, thrtyfve acres are creek low
grounds and the remainder is Beaver dam creek req
land There Is on the place good dwelling house on
beautiful site and all necessary ouhouses and both the
buildings and the fences good repair and the land
10 in high state Of cultivation. ,
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists of horses mules, cattle, incu
ding milch cows; and the farming utensils are the most
OF them, new, and all Of them good-and there are
enough both of stock and farming utensils for the tho'
rough cultivation of the plantation.
The terms Of sale as 70 the payments will be made
very much to suit the purchaser.
Mr. James NJ Payne, my manager, living on the place,
win show properly any person desiring 70 examine
| NAV I7-ctf NJ M. PAYNE.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION

INFURMATIUN hkVlug been received By the EXecu.
IL tive, that WINTER B. SMITHER, did, on the night
of the 5th instant in the county Of Essex murder James H.
Clark Of said county and going large
do hereby offer reward of one hundred and fifty dollars
any person persons who shall the said sthe
and deliver him into the OF the county Of Eser and
civil and military and request the people generally to use
their exerons procure the Of said Smith
err thnt he may be brought to justice.
Given under my hand Governor and under the Les.
:, = Seal of the Commonwealth, Richmond this
L. . 10th day Of November, in the year 1856.
HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor, GEORGE w. MvsFokD, Secretary of
the Commonwealth.
Winter smher is about &c years of age six feet one
walking black hair which isvcry straight and usually
worn behind his rather thin visagc man of his
size with remarkable mole side OF his face He
wore thick lead coorsd coat, usually ss an over.
coat striped pantaoons red blue and brown He
on dun colored horse with dark name and tall
very good horse and In good order. Nov lI-c6t
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FWT EHF TNYHVFT
HON. THOS. S. BOCOCK, OF va.

WAsHISGros, Nov. II, 1856
This distinguished gentleman is spoken of in polit
ical circles here as prominent for Cabinet appoint
ment. As it seems to be generally conceded that
Virginia lie entitled to and will receive Cabinet ap
ponment under the administration, there ia no
cock He IL a gentleman Of spoess character, fne
education, enlarged political experience and is one of
the purest States Rights politicians in the South. Mr.
b. is now chairman Of the Committee on Naval Al
fairs, and is peculiarly fitted to preside over this par
ticuar branch of the public service. Z.
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THOMAS :. GILLIAN.
ON STErT lNn MYTAL WAREHOUSE,

INON, > SIEsL AND NL hL " 1ffk11IfSSS',,,
No 81, BoLLIxopRoox STREET. PETERSBURG, Va.
II HAVE established myself Ter the transaction OF a
Il General lron Steel and Metal Business and invite the
attention of Virginia and North Carolina mcrchan visit
Ing this Market examination Of large and varied
assortment my arrangements being such as VIII enable
sell a. the lowest rates.
Railroads Macuniss Blacks and the trade gene
rally will hud TO ;her interest 10 examine my 0ef
fore purchasing elsewhere.
O., a. THOS. !. GILLIAN.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,
at above reward will be paid for the apprehension
- and delivery to or in some Jail in the state 90
nN set him again, Of my slave LiNSEY | purchased
.an'ey IN Richmond last winter, of Mr.. Cleudeuin He
issed In Abemarle, and has wife iI the county of
ashinshan He !s doubtless lurking about Rich uond or
@ gone IN AlhoInsrle or Buckingham, may probab;y
0etry'ng to tnd his way to a free State
nvc feet eleven inches six feet tall strapht
muscular and we'll formed and about 40 years Of age
JAMES u. cox
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" ,ho C;r.ni, corr+ NJ the rv -, EioL.as -

VIRGINIt.-At Rules held In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the City Of Richmond the 5th
day OF November 1856
James, merchants and partners trading under the firm
and style of Bacon Baskerville Pifs.
Against
Anthony Thornton, James D. Thornton, Samuel Thorn.
ton, Josephine Carringon, Ca,haiinc Carrinon Paul
Darlington, VIM. 7. Darlington, Louisa Carrng,on Ed.
ward Darlington, Virginia Darlington Lucy Cerrington
Octavia Darlington, Sarah Allen and ther DIS.
The object OF this suit is TO attach certain lots pieces
OF land in the city OF Richmond. 10 which the defendant
Anthony Thornton entitled which he has lights and
interests and apply them TO the paymen. of the oebt
claimed by the plaintiff of the said defendant and affidavit
having been made and filed that the defendants above
named, nouresdcns Of this Common eah the said
defendants notified to appear at the Rules be
holden in the Clerks Office of the said Court on the
Monday In January next and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this suit A Copy-Teste,
Nov e--cw4w EuS ROBINSON, Clerk.
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR
SALE

UIAvING removed to Richmond, l offer for sale, my
III Farm lying in the county of Charles City, TO y
miles from the James River and ~ miles from the city OF
Richmond and containing $40 acres about halt clear
ed producing well and rapidly improving, under the use
OF lime clover, plaster &C. There s good Dwelling and
all necessary outhouses nearly Also, an excellent
Garden and Orchard The Farm could be very conve,
nently divided intotwo containing 3o0 and the other
24o acres Persons wishing purchase Farm in the
most productive and rapidly improving portion Of Virginia.
would do well examine this property AZ am disposed
10 sell on liberaland accommodating terms
Tho ovcrseer roy brother living adjoining. will show
the Farm TO any one wishing TO purchase.
Address DR. o. A. CRENSHAW
,,.u-c,f Rox No 37s Richmond Va
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VALUABLE FARM u IA II fUss iiArA ~
HOUSE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FAKM \ ga 70 :, IA IAN OVUA.l
HOUSE FOR SALE
NEY farm contains 45O acres OF land about lCo oi
yk which 10 wooalsu OF original growth the balance
in good arabic condition and well adapted to the growth
Of corn wheat and tobacco The dwelling house Is
connodous and in good comfortable condition. contain
ing seven roeus The quarters stabes and barn. and all
necessary houses including an ovsrseers house
aud tobacco houses all In good comfortable repair
A crop of wheat is being seeded.
The whole farm will be sold upon the following terms
onehird OF the purchase money in cash. the balance ~
equal annual payments bearing interest from day OF
sale to be secured By bonds aud approved security Ut
lien upon the lsnd.i
This plantation is distant from Jefferson, landing on
James hver miles, and 10 mies from the PowhEtan de-
Powhatan Court House The stage connecting with the
Richmond and Danvie Railroad cars pssses within te"
hundre yards Of the house. .
Immediate possession will be given sold before the lst
January pext Address JOS. A. MAYO,
Powhutan c. II.
Or apply to GoppIs & ArpzRsos Richmond, Va.
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TY FOR SALE.
WILL cell privately my Farm, (Chambers Miils,) cor
n tanning quo acres Of land. with good Dwelling and
Store House and all necessary outhouses, and large
Manufacturing Mill and Saw MILL situated in the county
of buckingham on Slate River "a navgable Btream)
miles the Court House. and IL miles from James
River $50 acres cleared, and the balance in wood
ani we'll timbered 1t fine stand for merchaudizing
aud the Mills with the store and dwelling, be sold
separ sely from the Farm il pure hssers desire it,
Terms accommodating Address the subscriber al
uneoI-c,f GEORGE CHAMBERS.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

A BsCONDED about the first of the present year
IN ARCHER, q bright muatto about 90 years OF a:e
fraeked face and jimberjawed. lie may be about Rich
nond, where he lived or In the neigh6orhood o
Goodies Bridge in Chesterfield county, where his mother
lives. will give the above reward Of fifty dollars If de
vertd to orpu in any jail in the State OF Virginia. st
that get possession OF him.
Address JOHN SPEARS,
Guardian for Misses Patteson,
Ecp: l6-cw;f Macon ?. o., Powhatan county, Va
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RUNAWAY.

WAS committed to the Jail Of the Corporation Of
w Fredericksburg, rs runaway, on the 26sh Sep.
tenbe 1866, black about - % years old. feet
3:pces high had black cloth cap and dark hume
made Gle res rather low forehead; marks
except his hips which appear be caused from whip
ping. He SAYS his name is JAMES HENRY. HIS owner
are requested rwar1 and release him
1: Jail according law he will he dealt with the
hT drcc,s B COLE. Jailnr OF the
Nov ll-cw6w Corporation OF Frederick cksburg.
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FIFTY DOI,LAES KE(yAU0

EITH OUEH.tF1s' NE"NND.
nAN AWAY from the subscriber. on the 2s;h of Gen.
HI ter,ber a negro man named NELSON said n..ro
i've feet eight inches high hi, aye "a or
years; is heavy set; wears whiskes, which Father
thin. lie is OF dark copper color; c!othing reco-ct
ed. ie was bought in Richmond some weeks since and
lsuppos- is making his way back. The above reward
will be pad for the apprehension and commitment of said
Jail SO that get hin, again. Post Office
Aosrn2ord, Charlotte Co., Va.
HENRY E. EDMOEDs,
Oc.l1-c:f Foh SAML HANNAH.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SCHOOL IN LOUIS
FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY

FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
NOR the year 1856 the FIRST session Of this Institution
II will commence the 5th Of January, and close on
the 10th OF June. The second session will the
20th July and close the 18th December.
TERMS, PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION
Beard for session. Sir 70
Tuition in the English Departments including
French, Spanish and Italian, each extra 10
Music, extra ~ w
Latin and Greek Class taught by Jno. Organ 70 W
In the English department, Aiss E. T Scott sgEn o
H. iobn p,y1sm,ne IL employed and At bis post:
fnpooI crf JOHN CR0AIF. ia.
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VNHIs school IL opened under the care OF the Rev
o. Sloan and Dr. y. p. Christian, at the residence OF
the subscriber in New Kent county, Virginia The oca.
on about % mile. from Richmond is heshful and plea
ssnt and easy OF access The design Of the school will
be- 70 afford thorough and instruction in all the
branches Of the primary and acadenical Great
care will also be taken mpart correct moral nsruc
tions while the mind trained the heart may
be left uncultivated.
Pupils board in the family Of one Of the Principals,
where they will enjoy the advantage Of n well ordered
and Christian home
TERMS-PAYMENT QUARTERLY.
Boarding scholastic year.. 90
Instruction in English branches. ~ 0U
Do In Classics. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 90
For further particulars, references, &c, address
3 P. CHRISTIAN,
Nov l-clm Talleysyille, New Kent COUNTY Va
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BUSINESS WANTED,

BUSINESS WANTED.
a lOUNG NAN Of good education wishes to get bust.
= ness Of sone kind soon he does no, care much
W., sE Kind, 80 the wages good Has had some ex.
IN store Can teach the usual English branches
FRENCH Spanish, and several books In mathematics
uooa reference given. Address Kappa" Palmyra Flu.
H. na. v d., 9alihg salary Oct l6-clOt.
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b. THOMAS PATE,
"A TTORREY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Corner
"A OF Sacrsmento aud Montgomery Streets. San Fran.
cisco California Aug % cd
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NOTICE.

TIME four negro men name DAVID, sometimes called
Il CROCKETT, CHARLES, LEWIS and LEE who ran
away the 27th October 1885, yet large. See ad
Nsraasmen, OF that date in the Richmond Enquirer Ex
snner and Daily Dispatch which will give description Of
Iaid negroes w. will give additional reward of FlF
III DoLLAaS Tor the delivery OF either Of them to us,
or lodRe IN JAIL wheie we get them, hundred
dollars II taken out OF the State of Virginia
April 26-ctf HOMES A. sI aTEp
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The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE. PRYOR & DUSSAvANT.
s>~>>>~N~~~><~~~-~>>e-
HM. p. RlTCHtE ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 81.
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RARE JUSTICE.-Undsr the head Of admins.
tration of Justice" we find the following paragraph
in a Costa Ricau paper:
"No. 27-September l2.-The Stale against jose
Dolores Munoz of San Joss for the crime of secretly
planting tobacco. The sentence Of the Judge Of
Hacienda is confirmed, condemning the prisoner to
seven years two months and thirteen days inprson:
ent at hard labor, and to pay fine Of four hundred
and seventy dollars, besides costs Of suit.'
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a EACHER WANTED-I wish to employ
Sb JuIk a'y 70 take charge Of School in my family
Lust be Suahed 10 teach the English brancIes md
ana vocal Music snd Music on tho Piano Forte !:
N,xSSGos Col r. p. COOKE
New Kent Court House. Va q
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XXIANTED TO PCRCHASE.-A trscs of timber
w land or wood land, say from so to 500 acres on
James River or some other narigabe Address,
with full particulars stating location price distance from
Richmond &C. also price Of wood per cord at landing j.
W., Valley Forge Post Office, Pennsylvania
Aug la-ctf 300
DROGUES, BROGUEs, BROGUEs.-6.OOop pair
ID Richmond made Brogues, for sale on accommoda-
ting terms, BY N. DEVEREuX,
Leather Dealer l32 Cary street. between
Oot 6-ctf the Columbian Hotel and the Basin
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IEWlS HILL.

LEWIS HILL,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
a TTINDS TO the sale of WHEAT, FLOUR, CoRs and
"A TOBACCO. ,.,ua W
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.


FARM Fox SALE ON ,,,rsr
WESTHAM PLANK ROAD. THREE MILES "h'i
OF RICHMOND. pcb
IlHE subscriber having determined to removeIo m,
mond to engage in mere rcantile pursuits 10 ahovc
of selling the farm on which he resides, locateu 10
II contains IS acres of which about IS acres are
tho balance IL wood and timber. ALLAN, brck
The buildings on the place consist OF an nir n.
dwelling containing IL rooms. now III sooo p"n,nle,e
sidea the usual out.buildngs, all o ~hich s 49, fsmiv
order and ample enough for the use OF ai r. nIrc
There is good peach and apple orchard on .ae !;
The place Ia go well known that furtnel uesc. ~ :.
deemed upnecessary Persons disposed 10 purchase a
requested to view The place; ~ - o, Mo,.,o r.odd;,
For terms apply to the subscriber or 20 mes'rs
Apperson.
Oct 25-clm ----
VaITAbIE FAH.n rv.s S@N...-
II OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly re
s;i.d jvur Immediately on Swift Creek, In the coun
- about four miles above the Court House
and twelve miles from Richmond. ;,
The tract contains pa acres, onethrd oil which ~
or,innI growth the other two-hrds Is open land IN
rood stale of cultivation and well adapted to the srow
of wheat, corn aud tobacco.
The improvements consist of good dwelling and all ne
cesssry out and farm houses. ,,
The tarm Il well warered. and considered remarkaor
healthy. =,
Any one wishing to purchase can call on me. or }.
Gill, at the Farmers Bank Of Va, Richmond. raw
Nov l5-ctf ". w,
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JNO. ID. ASHTON,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A SHAWNEET0N.N, ILLINOIS.
DER
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. ls.-Keudell, late ro5:.
master at this piaoe charged with teiGs istu.r..,
was yesterdsy acquitted.
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Y1LIAHLE FARM AND MILLINt! PROPEN.

Or apply to GoDDIs & ArrzRsos Richmond, Va.
Ort A-clm
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ITALY.

~ ITALY.
Regarding the Eeapoltan difficulties We have nothing
nore definite than the following the Paris Patie-
The Neapoan difference, may believe the reports
published by the Belgian Journals, the point Of
enterDg on better phase aud although the King Of Ma
pies has Is said ordered his representatives In Fra
And England 10 demand their passports they
should be informed Of the return Of Baron Oremer
ord NJ Petrie II Is thought that arrangement will be
fome to through the friendly of the Russian
Minister 1t Naples We shall kno what may
expect on this 81 bject for manifesto from the Neapo
tan government every Gay expected. and tust docu
ment should not be OF coaciisory character 1t IL pro-
babe that the Neapoltan envoys win take their pass
ports
According to the agreement with the Pope tue
Ausrians are Withdrawing their troops from several OF
the towns in the papa Legat which they have for
some time past occupied. AT the same time they
making preparations for overwhe Inning display Of
military force in Lombardy and ON tie frontier The
ports evacuated are Immediately reoccupied by PApa
Swiss regiments. Bologna and Ancona now the only
points helc by the Austrans.
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GERMANY.

The declaration Of the committee OF the GermAnc Diet
appointed to consider Of the affair OF Neuchate amounts
70 ths:-The committee recommend the Diet to recog.
nize the right 10 the Principally conferred the King
OF Prussia by the treaties Of 1878 and the prot OF
London in 1852 Nothing determined concerning the
notifications which that right has undergone 1915,
consequence Of the successive proceedings Of the Prus
sian government, particularly in 1880 and in 1873. This
can only be decided by q Cor gress.
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TO DO entered into with the holy See would be conducted
IN friet dly spirit b, the latter.
The Law OF the press requiring . heavy deposit ~
surety money from editors is rc established
meeting Of political notabiities had been held In the
house Of General Prm for the purpose Of ganizng
0e progressist party The result is not yet known.
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AUSTRIA.

The concession by Francis Joseph Of the Eastern Rail-
road is published in addition to the lines already
ceded. Tho company may construct the line from
Mohacs to Timkirchen. The whole line must be com.
pleted within ten years The government guarantees
Eve per cent
The Commission the navigation OF the danube is
shout to assemble at Vienna. Turkey will send rep
resentative.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGEN CE.

Arrived from New York Nov Z, McOsy Beni Adams,
at Livsrpoo 4h Courant and Harriet House in the clyde
9th Covenant do h Fidea and North American, at Lv
erpoo'.
arrived from Savannah Nov 6, Falcon, at Liverpool
Arrived from New Orleans Nav g. oroondates at Ports
mouth.
Sailed for New York New g. John q Boyd and r. from
Lverpool Lamar from Grayesend 4th, Catharne from
Antwerp
stantine from Liverpool
Sailed for Savannah Nov 3, Lion. from Peterhead
Sailed for City Point Nov g. Fanny from Liverpool.
Sailed for New Orleans Nov Exchange, from Deal 9th
European, from Liverpool
The ship Celia went ashore at Dover and win be total
wreck
The George Keel from Cronsadt for New York, stranded
of hhone Nov /. The crew were saved
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cotton market hxd been steady with limited sales New
Orleans, tres ordnares quoted at 1897 Breadsufs dull
and tending downwsrds. Provisions dull, but prices
changed. Sugar ser but quotations unchanged. Cof-
fee quiet.
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PRUSSIA.

Letters aay that the relations between France and
Prussia becoming closer there being talk Of but
policies that Of France, Russia and Prussia against Eng
land and Austria Such talk however, Is or little value
Is also said that new treaty Of commerce is settled
between Rusa.a and Prussia with view international
railw ~ communication.
Private statements cay that Prussia agrees with France
and Russia requiring that the Austria shall
the Danubsn principAtes and The English fleet leave
the Black Sea.
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RUSSIA.

the concession OF the Russian railways the credit
mobilier was signed October 20. The company under
takes the construction Of 500 or railway in four
roues-Frst from NJ. Petersburge TO Warsaw, repaying
10 The government the eighty million francs which the
900 veras already constructed have and undertakes
TO complete the line secondly from Moscow TO Theodo
sa 1,;s8 versts thirdly, from Moscow to Novogrode,
3fo vcrs; and forrthy from Koursk to the port Of
bsa. These lines must be competed in ten years and
the Russian government guarantees Eve per cent Ons
third OF the shares will be allotted 70 Russia The shares
NpH rot be quoted en- the Paris Boursa m. -
I 4 company d hundred and seventy million silver
roubles.
BY letter from Vienna, In the Cologne Gascte, We
learn something about the diplomatic correspondence
which resulted from the intention Of Rssss erect new
ortacations the Finish coast In the Boihnian Gulf
We are told that this matter has 10 Amcable
the relations OF the French govern
nent to Rassa concerned but the British govern
ment II Is said st mant ns Il ai IN these Qualifications
there IL invasion Of the aree OF the treaty Of peace
BY which tie erection OF fortdcations the Aiand
Isancs II inter rdiced. Count Morny represented
direct question. that France had objection the
tion oi the proposed fortresses.
Tte Emperor AexsDuer nas addressed letter 70 Gene.
raj Luders granting him leave Of absence for year 0ne
expression In hss attracted attention. The Emperor
tsys-"ApprccatDs your efficient services, hope that
II circumstances give Occasion TO recall you 10
poymert before the xpraor OF tue period named you
will come TO resume your duties with the real and
Gritty which have ever sisnazed your military career"