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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-12

me Los: ef ass Cai.ian steamer Coz.
Sa9ore.--Lieat. Dawson Phenix. u. s
navy =, IN letter to his father, Thona.
Lnenlx' Esq, Of this city, gives some
turther particulars Of the wreck of the
ohliian war steamer Cazadore, which
was noted few days ago, Lieu, Phenix
married the daughter Of the Collector Of
.ae Fort OF Talcuahana, Chill, and left
.hi' city last summer or fall for hi. sta.
lon at Valparaiso, accompanied BY his
vile, whose father, mother, sister and
niece were on board the l.fated steamer
when an on board pcrished except as out
Of jog souls. The family Of Mrs. p.
were going from Talcuahana TO Valpa.
rai:o' to visit their daughter, when the
accident occurred, not having seen her
since her arrival from the United State.
and by this sad calamity she has lost her
whole family. The captain 10 deeply
censured for his carelessness, to which
the loss is attributable, and is confined
awaiting a trial by court.mar,ial. He
attributes the loss, however, to the neg.
''genee Of a Lieutenant, who was drown.
ed The ship went down in about five
minutes after striking, and broke in two;
And though within a mile of the shore
out AZ could be saved out of 35s.-Bal-
|imore Sun.
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Another Great Exhibition.

The French Government has deter
termined 70 hold grea. Agricultural Ex-
hibiti0n n Paris. from the oath Of May
to the 9TH Of June in the present year.
and from the 22d Of May TO the 9th of
June in 1867. Prizes are offered for the
best specimens Of cattle, sheep, swine and
pcul.ry,as well as agricultural implements
GILL Be tested by trial.
Those who desire to exhibit articles
must give notice six weeks before the
opening Of the Exhibition, to the Minis
Ter Of Agriculture, Commerce and Pubic
Works.
This notice, or declaration, may be
transmitted through the French diploms.
tic or consular agents.
The exposition seems to DO projected
on most liberal basis, highly honorable
to the French Government. Besides those
articles for which prizes are distinctly Of
ierod, all kinds Of agricultural products
will Be- received: and noticed according ,e
their adjudged merits. Chi. Trib.
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The Cunard steamer Canada arrived
q, Halifax on the 2S.h, bringing the fol-
lowing general items.
Mr.. Dallas on arriving in London pro.
eeeded to the Adelphi House. where a
deputation Of the American Chamber Of
Commerce presented him with congra,-
uiatory address.
No exci,cmen, existed in regard to
American affairs.
Nothing definite has transpired re-
speeding the doings Of the Peace Confer
ence. AL accounts agree upon an almost
certainly OF peace, and advlces from
Germany and Russia bear the same tone
generally.
I, is rumered :ha. the treaty Of peace
will be signed on Saturday. All difficult
ties, however are not yet adjusted.
Several i,npor,an, dispatches respect
ing the Principali,iss aud tn Asiatic
fronsiess are lelt rs undecided as whep
the Congress 6rst met.
I, is :umosed that the ratification of the
treaty and the adjustment Of the unar-
ranged matters, are 70 be referred to the
Commissioners from the spot.
Sardinia will not be represented in this
comnission.
Dispatches from Berlin and Vienna
state tina. Prussia has ..,een invite to send
representative 10 the Conference. tina,
che s1suld accept. and Baron Mon,eufel
would leave Berlin on the 18th for Paris
=
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Cars burned. We understand tina, on
Wednesday night last several cars on the
=. y X. !. Railroad. somewhere between
mock Island and La Sale were destroyed
by IRE. The ireigh, was all saved excep,
that IN one car, IN which was a barrel Of
camphene or burning fluid. Two horses
which were in this car were burned to
death, and large stock Of material fer
printing office, marked ID. B. Williams,
Musca'lne. was also among the goods
destroyed. --Io,ra Rspu6.
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War Declared by Cos's Riea.-War
has been declared against Nicaragua by
the Government Of Costa RIGA, and 3, 500
,roops are under way, headed by General
Mora, the Commander-in Chief.
Baron Rulow is in the field with Ave
hundred men.
The Transi, Company have been mott.
ned to stop running their boats upon the
river, or Costa Rica will no, be responsl.
bic for the consequences.
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Spring 1866. Spring 1865
NEW GOODS,
Just Received in our Retail Department.
SMITHS VARIETY STORE.


Corner Of Secon and BRADY ST., Davenport.
The following New Goods we have Just
opened to which We call the attention of our
customers;
80 Neu styles Maaiillas.
New styles de lanes, embroidered Collars.
lace collars, aimity bands, black silk Nett for
wells English thread laces, tarietons, soft nets
Misses mitts, Swiss and cambrick tionncIns,
black lace wells.
1000 Yards Black silks.
Striped and plaid nainsook musliss, Swiss
and dotted muslin>, Grape collars, mourning
sets, black silk laces, the new style Hoop'd'
Skirts, grass cloth skirts.
100 Dozen Hosiery,
Canton Grape Shawls, mohair mitts, Fine
Cloths and Cassfneres, linen dr,llings, curtain
Extra quality patent thread, 200 yds. spool
ottop, rubber puff bombs, steel, gilt, pearl and
ilk buttons, combs Of every description,
leather belts.
so DOZ SHIRT BOSO,MS.
80 pieces fancy dress silks, brlians, lace
manillas, fancy .inghams, printed challis,
diaper towellng, tabl linen, crash, "a bleach
ed and brown sheeting muslins, curtain mus
ins, velvets
SO Dos. Linen Cansb. Hdf.
Fronting linens, linen lawns, bird eye diaper.
10000 Yards CaliCOes.
India, Swiss, mail, book, jaconett and cam
brio muslins, gents, lawn cravats, lawns, buh
curtain muslins, piano covers, long cloth mus
Inns, broschc shawls, linen and cotton shirt
bosoms, spring colors paris kid gloves, fancy
COPS Kid finish silk gloves, 100 ps. fancy and
plain spring delaines, chambray ginghau s
french embossed chintz, cate de bages, lgooc
quality FOR ~ cts curtain damasks, mo
resnes, green, brown and blue berages for wells
SO ps. Irish linnens. palm and printed spring
sbawls, black silk shavls, toilet quilts
4 Full Assortment Of Notions.
A great variety Of other New Goods will b
opened in a few days
6>We have also opened
Wholesale Department
Sc psrate from our Retail Store, TO which In
attention Of Merchants is directed
| H. II. SMITH.
| n6-ly March 25th 1866
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Destructive Fire.-A fire occurred a,
Lynchburg, Virginia, on the 25th instant.
by which the valuable Piedmon, Work,
were destroyed. The loss is very heavy,
the machinery being Of the m,st approx.
ed and costly character. Two passenger
cars Of the Southsde railroad, worth a :.
600 were destroyed. The property va.
only partially ,nsured.-.National Intel.
ligencsr.
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1scAslorism. -Notwi,hstandiug this
Is leap year, and Notwithstanding i, is
the sole aud exclusive RICH, of the ladies
10 take the lead in parties and soci., gath.
eFings' yes on the - -" o, March the old
W -..sS ana young baches and mid die
aged baehes all dubbed together and had
. glorious spree at the Blreley House
The supper was excel!en, and could no,
10 surpassed, everything was IN fine
style. The ladies' were all invited with
on, distinction, as the baches were deter.
mined 10 show tn If generosity aad uni
versal ga!ian,ry.
The attendance was large, and all en-
joyed themselves, we nrgh. say, hugely
The army Of baches Of T'p,oa are for.
m,dable.
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L1ABIIIrIE&
Unsettled Claims for Losses and aot cus, Sl1608s 4;
The Ena In CCmosTv .nts it's patrons the very
satisfactory condition increase in tsb Assets tor
the further ..sr pniicies--si iuvt imsnts
be ng placeda .nininun value. 81 the present
Time Of depression ~ standard of same they
are either prime divd nd cd valuable and
clean Investments, yielting moderate interest nrcme
The standard hasis which the Assets valued
ing Gold Interest Besides this sodty the Company calls
aticnftoa 10 the streagth AM security derives from its
oinet system Of Agencies through les having
means Of presenting united phsaax Il experienced under
writer's which has Iiy years the hsppi
eft esuls to s'ockhods end claimants for To-
bies Is the 1856 with prsig future
yet been reached by any really Nptiona
Insurance Corporation.
All business att nded to with despatch and fidelity.
nj Sun. WELLS ePICER, Agent
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Letter from xr. Buchanan.
WAsuinGroN, Apr

The Union Of this morning contains a
letter from Hon. James Buchanan, dated
Dec. 20h, in which he declares that the
Mlssouri Compromise is dead and gone,
and asserts that the Nebraska bill is the
only basis upon which the slavery ques.
ton can be settled that it must be adj
aeared 10 NJ all hazards, and even the
storm faced that can be braugh against
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F'Ue Hundred Dollars RewarI.---The
I"y Council OF Ga!ena have offered a
reward OF $4,000 for the apprehension Of
the incendiary who set fire 10 the stable
last Tuesday morning, which led to the
destruction Of some $500, 900 wor tn Of
property.
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FRUIT TREES!

The Subscriber, Agent for the celebrated
Nurseries, at Rochester, N. T., and General Dea-
ger In Fruit Trees vN0mentAl Trees, Erer-
ree~s. Flo.eers, Plants, >hrxbbery, &c., &c.
Is prepared to furnish the citizens Of this vi
entity with every variety of FRUIT TREES and
other articles In his line, all of the Best Quail
rY, from the first Nurseries In the United Statesi
aud at liberal prices.
Rochester has for long time borne the pre-
emineDce over the whole country 10 the extent
and character Of her Nurseries, producing AZ
she does, the finest Trees--having q healthy
and hardy growth, and being perfectly reliable
az to the variety and quality Of their fruits. II
needless TO say, that Fruit Trees are much
needed in this country, or, that they are in fact,
OF the first consequence. Nearly every person
will admit they can do nothing to increase
the value of their fai ms or premises so
much in proportion to the expense, as in putting
tout good supply Of Fruit Trees. As soon az
they are set out, the value 'ol their property is
increased at least five times the cost of the trees.
A man can afford to pay Is per cent for money
to buy fruit trees with. One very important
point 10 10 obtain your Trees from we'll known
and reliable Nursery, which you can depend
upon.
{ God, Healthy, and Thrifty Trees from such
a source, are worth at least SO per cent more
than those that are Inferior, aud uncertain, and
from unreliable and obscure Nurseries. Those
who want first qualities Of
.dpple, Fear, Cherry, PLAN Ounce or Peach
Trees, Goosebsrries, Carrants Grapes, Rasp-
berries, Stra sbcrrtes Shade Trees
Erergreens, Ornamental and FtsD
ertng Shrubbery, Roses, Dab
has, &C., &C.. &c.
In every variety, will do well to improve tn
present opportunity of engaging them Tt
Trees will be delivered in good order and cond
ton, the coming Spring, in time for piantin,
ORDERS given TO the Subscriber, or left vi
r. N. LONG, will receive prompt att nton
| Q 3m. ID. NJ. BENNETT.
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0eoooSeeae 8aso Meeting, Convent IN
4 DcaeesaAis Mass Meeting will be held a
~ Osart Hqass, 10 fiptoa, on Saturday, the 2,
~ e April q 10 o'elock A. n, for the pur
poee q AossQghly rs.ossaaising the party Il
Oh Oseee, M e4sctlns TowssAip orgsuisatior
Despeeaery - ~ coming csmpaign. Dele
0ntse will 0lso b Appointed 70 the Nomination
0oavootioo u ~ lad Congressional District
An ~ fsleods q The Uaiou and the Constitu
lion srs cordially invited 70 participate.
- knogs 81, c. Pistt,
E,zfa aortsO, 8. A. Biesell,
william 3 CAeH, Chas swaziland.
If. Z. Oarsy. Joa. K. Snyder,
7. s. Knott, VI. HsmrOnd,
Wn. OcStltses, =. Fleming,
Wm. Mason, WIN. r. Cowan,
Wm. rilio0n, u. Latham,
Ahrm Pfs6, Chaa. A. Myers,
GOODMAN Vegloe. Johs L. Pyan,
Daniel Comstock.
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Mr.. Bradley, nephew Of Il On. j. Thor.
lng'on, and partially on account Of whose
sickness our Representative was ca lied
nome died yesterday morning at the
American House in Rock Island Dor
GAG.
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g. II any OF our readers should
visa TO purchase any kind Of Machinery
Paseas Improvements, 0. other such ar
ticles, We would recommend them to A.
AMMAN 4 Co.. Of Chicag,. S. e card.
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Small Por.-This contagious disease
has broken out with great violence at AL
bany, N. Y, causing some excitement
and general stampede Of the Assem-
bly, Er.
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S" According to the Republic, there
&c over six hundred thousand bushels OIL
wheat and siy:y thousand barrels of -four
/" HHailato-a larger quantity han ever
before kown at this season of the year.
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WAsHIScroS, March 2l.-The spca-
kcr announced the Kansas investigst ing
committee as follows: Campbell of Ohio,
Howard OF nj CHI. and Oliver Of Mo.
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$40 REWARD.

TUE undersigned offers the above reward for
l. the return Of . calfskin pocket book, which
be lest, on the ~ d DAY Of March last, between
Wills Tavern in Maseatine County aud Ant
werp 10 Cedar. Sid pocket book contains SIS
10 bills. some small change and note made BY
Williams 4 Cow y. Of Upton, to the UNDER
signed, dated in February last, and payable on
demand. Also, o her pagers OF value to me.
AK COUrrs. "a Apii Sd 1856.
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Ba5'Ain' it wicked to rob hen roost
S'mF That's great moral question,
Sam; we. have no time to argue it
hand down another pullet.'
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Muscatin e Market
Davenport Market
Ne(u advertisements,
Sold Out.

All those knowing themselves indebted IL
>has. Bagiey 4 Co., hy Book account or other
wise will please call and settle the same imme.
d'"tely or cost will ensue: they will fnd us a,
the county Judges Osice.
n Ill Il SHAW, BAGLEY, a Co
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SATURDAY, gAPRIL IL. 1856.
IeoAL AID PERSONAL.

Press and Type For sale.
Dsiag desir.m Of snlarsiug the advertiser, We
Viii ssll 90 pesssat press which 10 an excellent
No. ). Hoe Press, and also . large quantity Of
0sevlee (ot wAloh thls b sample) on favorable
tssoa Esqslrs q Wells Spiccr.
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Dissolution.

The partnership Le.eto ore existing between
K. Z. Dickinson l. Co, of Cambridge, Cedar
County Iowa, is tbs day d;ss ly,d, by mutual
'nse"t The hu mess will be continued by
vore Co. by whom all claims to, aud
against, said firm Of r. C. Dickinson l. Co, will
be settled X c. DICK NSON 4 co.
Cambridge NJ .rch 92.h 1856.
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"a The longer we live, the more
evils we see, and the more good result.
ing from them.
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Victory Ptrches on Orr Banner.

We have now proved beyond a doub, that
Davenport IS point where goods can be sold
to merchauts aud deslers gent ly. on as good
terms az can he procured in thicago or any
ey industry and perseverance, overcome all the
difficulties att, nannt Oh q new enterprise i'm \
new conriry, We now have the track clear
steam up and ready 10 supply the trade with
haI dsome assortment of goods in our line
We ar" now in reosipt OF large and waal
select Ell sfnrk OF
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COIN0 EAST.

GOING WEST.
b"Svi g nayyrp tTt st,......... . A NJ aud 1 p. VI.
pUf"nt ,...,....,1 IS " md 30s -
Junction "..........94 ard 3.21 "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

\ letter dated al Nashville (Tenn) on the 9th
Of September, says, ''Ihrre was Il heavy frost
yesterday morning aud again this morning, doing
gfent damage to the tobacco aud other late veg
citation. The planters represent that mt least
half the crop was in the field and that the des
truciion is complete. | think it quito safe In
estimate that one. fourth of the crop is entirely
cut off in all this region A letter from Biz
Springs (Ky) Of the same dat says: The past
four days, commencing on Sunday, the DIST, thu
weather ha~ been very cold for the season, aud
ON the highs of Sunday, Monday, Tuesday an
"Wednesday we were visited with henyy killing
ffo-te. Night before lasi the thcrmoneter w0s
down 70 th" freezing point. and We ~ny ice on
Tho -till wuteI in the morning one. ciEIah OF an
inch thick. We lave not bad such severe
Wrather So ca,ly in the season in twenty five
wars, ana its effect upon the tobAcro crop has
been most disastrous. From what have seen
within n day or tive, would pronounced tine who'll
growth ruined; it is entirely black md wiltpd
DOWN. and none Of il in this region having fiFen,
81 ! do not oee that it can be Of any vnloe nj all.
\ largo portion had not attained more than half
its full s'sc.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07
\ Democratic Roorback Exp,o led.

The Abingdon pirginian says: I'VE see the
tatcment going the rounds of the Democratic
press, that Judges Allen aud Fulton, -four own
State. have declared for Buchanan. We know
nothing Of Judge Aliens sentiments but we have
reliable authority Tor stating that the ruInor is
without foundation as far as Judge Fultoni is con-
cerned. Our opponents are growing desperate
when they trump up such humbug.. aud show
that they consider their canse n desperate one,
to say the least. They said the same of the Ma
,ional Intclligoncer, of the IIon. WIN. b. Pres
ton, of the Hon. Mr.. kenner of Louisiana, aud
various other prominent journals and gentlemen,
al If which has proved 10 be false"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

The New York Herald ffofesses to be more
aud more sn'i fled dally that there exists among
the lenders Of thu democracy in New York aud
at Washington "a conspiracy to cheat Mr.. Bu.
cbnnan in the ensuing contest aud to bring about
.ucb a combination as will elect Mr.. breckenridge
T. the Presilency.n Il processes to discover tie
mode Of operations in certain means by which the
election is to be thrown into the House when its
own favorite candidate Fremont. together with
Mr.. Buchanan, is to be ruthlessly sacrificed. As
10 the particular parties engaged in the manaau-
yre. we quote the IIerald's statement for what it
i worth:
There IS reason to believe that Of late the President,
Jefferson Davis. Caleb Gushing, aud others connected
with the present administration. have become very
cold toward the interests Of Mr.. Buchanan, and favor
the election Of Breekinridge. During his recent rap
ii passage through this city, the President had sever
al private interviews with John McKeon, the success
sor Of the late Mr.. Shepard, and the person who is
entrusted with the duty Of breaking up that portion
ofthe democracy whiehoriginally contriyed The nom
nation Of Mr. Buchanan. 1t Is Shrewdly surmised
that the subject Of conversation between the Presi-
deat aud Mckcon was the organization Of an oppo-
siiion to buchanan anon the democracy Of New
York. and that Mckeon Is acting throughout under
alsicc from the President and part OF the Cabinet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07

The Baltimore Patriot gives II description of
the sword present To opt. Il. II. Bell. L. :. A..
by the State of Virginia, for his gallant and no.
bile conduct during the war of 1912. There were
SIX ordered by the state of Virginia, To be pres.
ented to her gallant sons, Gen. Armistcaa. Com.
mod"re Warrington, Captain X. II. Bell Can't.
Page, General Winfield Scott, and Col. Byrd
tor their Distinguished services in the cause Of
their country, and each cost $1,000. The On ,
described Ivy the Patrioti is said to be a most
magnificent article of American mannfaetnr.
from the establishment If MIR. MP. Armes. Sping
field Mass. The seahbard and Hit are of .oIia
gold Of the most celebrated workmanship. On
II portion of the hit Is the following ineliption.
Presented by the State of Virginia IL Cant r
Ii. Bel, Us. y, in testimony Of the nigh sense
entertained by his native State Of hi. galIantry
and good conduct in the battles of Chrystleri.
tteii, Forty-Nlile Creek, and Lyon Creek lana
9th' lNl3, November llth 1919. md October lob
iSii, ana ot his patriotic services generally, dar-
M the late var with Great Britain. On iba en.
p7s'iH sIdels the coat of arms Of the Stat, -
Virginia with the motto: ''Sic Semper Tyrannns ;"
On the >cahhard. near the hilt, are the wnr1s
%'Ilonnr to the Brave" Also in the ea,,ra -
large characters, Chrystler'> Ficl.. Forty. Nh,
Ireek' Lyons Creek. Captain Bell died in -
o. from his wounds received during the war an !
l4tt this sword TO his son. now n Iir,icnan, - -
the Revenue Service. "' u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-07
he Dagger Of Flirting with IA ia.y ofthe si"-

Tt"s
In u lrttrr from the Turkish capital,oi tie 3lst
H.. the ItniYers rlyp- rs the following picture
F.. { the mlnnars Of the fair sex in Turkey:
'1hc Turkish indies in general, aud those ct
ne Imperial hafem in particular. have resolved
participate in the blessings of liberty awarded
the rnugher sex by the Tanzimat. They have
T late adopted a most transparent kind OF q4H
,Gck veil, and made an offer of their hearts To
~ youug fellow who may happen 10 cross Their
9TH, whatever be his nation or creed. on may
ar them arranging an interview from Their tat
;aS., (the carriages Of the countfy,) with the
greatest freedom. This has led 10 some tragi-
Al scenes. The second ikbaie (this is the name
wen 10 the faYorites who succeed to the cddr1aS
hen death causes some vacancy in the ranks.)
ad fallen violently in love with Il young Arine-
ian merchant, whose shop she con-eqen:ly ire
ueuted with great asSiduity, purchasing guam
ties of goods from him at exoibitant piices.-
Ter advances were. probably, listened 10 with a
Hing ear; for Emir Aga, the chief OF the lmpe-
al II urm, having recently discovered that she
ad given him IA ring worth $4,000 p%Iastres. or
cred one Of the baiiadjis, (axe bearers) of the
alice t. murder the young man. Accordihgly'
nc night the latter was suddenly attacked IN the
tieet- by the officer Of the seragllo above named
nd received Il stab in the lett side. lie
ad strength enough, however. 10 draw the
iurdeious weapon from the wound, and To IN
let several staps upon the murderer, whom, in
is fail, he had forcibly drawn to the ground.-
he blows were i'll aimed, and Tho wounds con
equcntly Slight; in dealing them he had struck
he ground with such force as to bend the point
fthe wrap Il, He was taken home, and fved
our days, during which the favorite constantly
ent to ascertain how he was proceeding and
whether he could give II description Of his assas-
ill, The sister Of the victim has applied for re-
'rpss to the representatives of France, England
ud Russia, who have officially requested Toad
'acha TO explain how such IL crime could have
cen committed upona Christian by AN officer of
he ,eraglio. The o:hrr day Il young Greek, who al
o bad an intrigue with one of the ladies of the
,~raglio was shot down in the streets, and twelve
.ther persons in n similar prrdicameni have shut
rrm>clves up in their houses. heing afraid of
Getting with a simllar fate if they stir out"