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-Jadge \. Fl. Johnson delivered mos


exec ent and telling address . itis fellow
ci.izers of this city and sieiaiay. Ga -. st
usday L Git week. Il wa replese @ish arga
ment and lie proved lis positions By ia4i,Pa-
table proof, drawn from tie past history Of tia
country. aud TIE platforms an resolves Of
County. SAFE and National Conventions L
was god speeeh. and ~ wonder he JEFF.
objects to It. witllou. pointing ous any passage
in it thar Tie editor deems obnoxious: but
makes a sweeping o1.fs1ease.' TIA i was a
eosnFl=;e failure The next time speech is
made in he Hal! b. i r publican. W. respect
fslly invite our neighbor to caHe into the
room. and take sea. IN the Hal. instead of
standing "a the sseps-he could hear better,
AMI would not be s. IL able 70 misrepresen.
VIA. lie beard,
This article should have been published
last week
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MATCHES sRK Poison Three persons
died recently in France, IN consequence OF
drinking coffee IN which bunch Of matches
had been boiled
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FINE WHEAr-DAvIp Cook, OF Clay town
ship in this county, pulled Up 5 stalk Of the
white bearded variety Of wheat On his farm
sixty Eve heads from one stool. containing
$500 grains Of plump wheat. Harra for Old
Wsyne! VIA, county in the Hoosier State
can beat h.r IN Wheat or Fremont naiorilvs
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nr- One day last week. 1t Fairview. Ran

nE- One day last week, At Fairview, Ran
dolph county. Ind, 4 discussion was % come
off between Mr.. Orr OF Delaware county,
and Thos. NJ Brown OF Randolph. Mr.
Orr. who is q regular Buehanier, commenced
speaking At / o'clock. p NJ. and spoke
against time--quitting 4: s. O'Clock. Tom
thought he'd be even with him, eud com
meaced al in The evening and qui. At tair-
ty-tise mjnutes past IL O'Clock a. which
time Mr.. Orr. begged The audience 10 listen to
him for few minutes in reply; bus they de-
termined to 90 10 bel AMI left him alone in
his glory. TO discuss Fremont at his leisure,
and freedom II speech Oar informant left
him On the stand but whether he spoke I'M
til Sunday. or until Church time next morn
ing, dePonent sayeth ro.- HurFah for Ton.
Brown
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An Arran sement

To accommodate our Eei8hbor Of the jeff,
so that lie and his editorial associates can find
who it IS that edits the CcnteryiIle RepuIEcan,
in order that lie may iEnict summary cLastiSe
naent on tie unlucky wight that dare provoke
his wrath. tie Republican says
Nv would announce that We are about TO
make an arrangement with Davis, Of the Pal
lajium. by which he will be prepared to hon
or drafts of this description upon us prompt
ly, son sight or otherwise
Not having pledged ourself, as vet, to do
any body's fighting but our own, and the
weather being SO excrutatinsly hot, our feet
ings will not permit Us to make bully" of
ourse!f, even for the eradication of cur friends
Of the Republican We therefore hope they
viii MOI insist on our hanoring drafts" from
the editorial corps Of the J~lF. until lie wealth
err becomes somewhat cooler-just now W.
desire TO Leep our oifaeosies tree from the
odor Arising from ale -bloated flesh. II, how
ever, they become ran:ankerous 70 pitch
in" 10 our corporation, we shall do what we
can to Be,a-e tight ,hern-in any Way they
see proper.
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rg- The Richmond (Va.) Weekly Enqu

Ey- The Richmond (Va.l Weekly Enqui.
rer, Of July 9th, 1856. the Buchanan organ
for the "Old Dominion" contains the follow
ing interesting news TO those OF the party in
these dggins who proclaim on the housetops
that they are as much in favor Of freedom in
our territories. freedom of the press, and free
speech. as the Republicans.
"Preachers and Paper Indicted At
late session of Gilmer County Court. Virginia.
the grand jury Of that county presented the
editor Of the Cincinnati Western Christian
Advocate for publishing abolition doctrines.
and also Rev. Levi Parker for circulating the
paper
Comment is unnecessary-thse extract
shows just where the Nationalism OF tie party
in the South leads them. and what measures
they resort TO in order TO suppress the liberty
the Republicans of the North accord 10 them.
They can come here from slave state and
freely talk about the blessings of slavery. the
'christianizng influence that in stitution has
exerted over the black race, according to vii
lard, and speak 10 tie people. circulate the
South Carolina Mercury and Standard. and
the Richmond Va Enquirsr-all the maya
zines and pamphlets ever published in the
South in favor Of slavery and slave breeding.
and not one OF the Black Republicans. as
they are snesringly styled. would modest them.
No grand jury could be found who would be
50 lost TO the first principles Of their govern
ment, as 10 present any OF the editors thereof
or those who may circulate them. But this
is merely contrast between the conduct Of
the North and the South and it serves to show
the tyrannical spirit Of the Slave Power in its
worst form. The faithful allies Of that power
here in our midst, are. notwithstanding these
evidences Of tyranny, claiming 70 be equally
as mach in favor of freedom IS their oppo-
nents. and that they are the National Party
whilst the Southern section is doing all il
can to extend Slavery into free territory. the
Northern section is shouting until il is hoarse
that it is opposed to its further extension' and
yet all pretend to stand on the same Cincinnati
Platforml
From the above extract from the ENQUIRE
and from the position Mr.. Buchanan occupie:
towards the South on this question of 'saboli
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---
fEg- The Wabash Express and the Vim
cennes Gazette, have both taaen da~n tie Fill
more flag, and hoisted tia, Of the Republican
Fremont and Dayton.
The Vincenres Gazette alleges that the
Slavcocra,ic wire workers. under the lead of
Brish; and Wright, aided by Dick Thompson
the two first being stimulated by the de-
sire of going to the Senate of tie United
States, AMI tie latter in the hopes If they sue
ceed to get his fourteen thousand dollars
claim through the Senate with their aid--en-
tered into coalition with the Know Moth
ingz." The Gazette say:
Two weeks since we remarked in this pa
per that the indianapolis Sentinel was the
best Know Nothing paper in the STATE. and
it did apparently sEmpaEh,za more earnest
with The American party than he Louisville
J7urnai The orators Of that parry also sof-
tened fheir curses Of Tire American organIza-
ton with hon6yed phrases Of faaery- TIE
..niInf-.bt s.ssa.>iGS. y ..the muf3r1ers." "the
traitors. the +" damnahe v5ttias. The
'echurch burning c'aa." TIE 'speascI ptive
moboelats." and all other such eEi1hets which
Old Line orators were went - !aFtsa upon
Know Noekin-isn, gave place viii won
derfal PerciP.tancv. to pleasing eaeomIams
upon the .'ra-rietic nationality II he great
American erty..' L very suddenly became
a very p5vcrt4l, virtueas and noble parry.
in their estimation. Like many Others. We
did no. understand this .arauve- a the be-
ginning. but it car1a rat At Indianapolis, on
tie day # the late Convention. II a very an
mistakable manner.
We VIII Try and give place ID tie Gaz-t.e'=
article next week--it shows u tie rascalisy
of the Senator aul Governor IN IS true light
and, a. an honest man, tie editor could not
do o.heTw Sc than give lis support = Ere
moat. as soon lie discovered the Lands ottlese
accomplished denasosues aud their tools.
baSily engaged IN organizing . Fillmore E!ee-
toral Ticket. We should not be surprised to
hear tie JEFF. taking soon abou. tie .patri-
otic nationality ii tie great American Par9y,' .
fsr tie editorial eiaa5 Rs.nsers 81 that con
Germ know Ia. Wei that every va.e given to
Fillmore Is Just half vote for Buchanan. and
i IS 3 aeir and their Perty's interest Tat the
Fillmore parry sAsaId b sep. up n the safe
Of Indiana.
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H. \ Ralley of the friends OF Freedom
anl Fremont took place at Andersonville,
Rush Co. on Saturday last. Ii is spok Of as
being regular out aud olt 40 Good gather
ing. and was altogether larger than the ''tiz
zIe" OF the Staveoemey. on the l7,h. at In
dianapolis There were at least / 5 COCO PEG
PIE present, and nearly 1000 women-Ged
bless EN-! 1000 marched from Brookyille
alone. 1t was a joint meeting Of Rush,
Franklin. Decatur and fagette, Henry S.
Lane, S. W. Parker, Fl. w Ellsworth. Col
Smith, Of Ripley, and WI Peaselee address
ed the crowd, and the most enthusiastic teel-
ing pcrvad,d Tie hozs> IF Israel who had
come up to testify against the wicked and
perverse administration Of Frank. Pierce and
Tie Gin, (ste,) Platform, Roll on tie bal
Of Freedom!
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- Congressional Election.

We take the following weII-tmed rema il
from the Cincinnati Gazette, in regard 10 the
importance of our Congressional elections
We hope every Republican in Indiana will no'
forget the 'one thing ncedluP-and that is H.
secure every vote IN Congress to Free kallsa.
and freedom in our Territories. from our State
it can be accomplished If every freeman
" II do his duty.
I'VE wish it distinctly borne in mind that
The election Of members of Congress is of quite
rs much importance as the Presidency If it
We're not for the present House of Represen-
tatives. Kansas would have beea made slave
State before this.
The majority in the House for # reedo7n. as
saved us Kansas, and will save it altogether,
if we keep the majority. This we can
a4ly do by the utmost care in the selection Of
candidates. and the utmost union and energy
il all the Free States. We ought not to lose
more than twelve or fifteen members in all
tie Free States, and if proper care is taken We
slall not. In Indiana we lost two members
Ill 1854 We do not believe there is any need
If losing more than one. In Illinois we need
not lose more than two. II Wisconsin and
Iowa none. In Ohio we have three or four
doubtful districts, but if proper concessions
shall carry these. In 1884 we carried all tie
Districts in the State, but something OF that
was good luck. We do not believe there need
10 loss Of any members in Ohio, il this
campaign be properly conducted.
We trust that this subject will be carefully
considered Give every element Of The oppo-
sition its due weight. Select men Of I'M
doubted integrity and capacity. In the car
tass conciliate all possible strength for tie
Congressional candidates. Let us have a free
House Of Representatives. and We carry
the cause Of freedom in Kansas, and all the
other great questions, in spite of a pro slavery
Senate. The bread and butter of The Gov
eminent depends on the House, and sooner
or later all branches Of tile Government MIST
eonform TO the action Of the House
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- u Y. L. Brakeman, 81 DaaviiIe, Han
bricks county. Indiana. relates tie following
pihv conversation that occurred between
WIZARD AMI two Il lis Old line companions, in
hi hearing al Indianapolis:
First gentleman asked Willard How IS It
-oin.?' frefcrTing 10 the coming election =
O. Ne are licked-we are licked, answered
Mr. Willard. Second gentleman aided, We
are that, the d--1esl.''
Gov Wright. wealsal-arn advised Willard
70 keep siif upper Hq-.las something
Nigh, sura up
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~W We see tia. cur Young friend HaMEa
Vas Re Su7era eadent Of the IadizuaPo-
rs. pI..>b-e- aud Cleveland Railroad
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sPsrseHber the Kaisla.s.own Rally on
he 81 e August mex.
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Ia For months past. tie Jeff has been
filled to Overlooking with denunciaeions Of the
Republicans for being the genuine Know
Nothing's In disguise" What VIII it now
DO for the aliment en- which !, has fed and has
been feeding lis readers, since the formation
of the Fillmore Electoral Ticket in Ills STATE?
VIII lis editors turn their squirt guns on the
Filmorei.e~. or viii they stilIeontnue in their
''stroug delusion, tia. they should believe a
lie. tha. they might be 1amned9n
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o. We understand that George " Julian,
aal Isaac, lis brother. haze both resolved to
support Fremont and Dayton This is unex-
pec;ed to us. tut SHALL be the last TO act
The par: Of Willard. wl.-re such men climb
over tie wall, 70 knock EN- bach" Our po-
sision is. now, as it always has been.-when
we've a house To raise. to accept gratefully
all the assistance HAT may be ,endered-as
well the man who can lift $50 pounds as
the one that can raise one ounce. In this
particular We are governed by The propelhng
principle that certain old lady acted on
when she emP;ied the contents OF her wash
tub into tie Erie Canal:-''Every little helps
was her philosophical remark; and we adopt
her philosophy OH this occasion.
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T FIlImoEes assertion Ia his Albany y
\. J Speec~ that both the President and Wee
President Lad never before ben nominated
from the same section of The country, IS false,
for John Q. Adams and Richard Rush,--Gen.
Jackson John c. Calhoun. were candi-
dates for these two off .es-AGams and Rus,
from he North. and Jackson and Calhoun
fga m he South and Vet the Union survived,
and even Mr.. Fillmore supported the two
Northern candidates. and no ia:al consequent
ces en~ued Oar candidates are not sec
tional, as Mr. Fillmore endeavors 10 make
them eat 10 be bat clearly and unequivocally
in favor of Sa.ionalizing Freedom and con
flung Slavery to lis present limits, If there
are any sectional" candidates row before the
people for tie highest Offices in the gilt We
know of none tie ap9ellt,ion suits better than
James Buchanan and MiI1ard FiIlmore-thev
Lave both sol1 themselves. souls and bodies
to the Slave Power of the So4th, and, under
the pretenze of saving tie Union they are
even willing to erect the STANDARD Of MULTI
cation and disuaton. provided Freedom is
triumphant in the present Presidential contest
and The Republican candidates are elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

THE u. s. sToRE SHIP sUPfLY-This vessel has
arrived at Spezza, after passage OF forty days the
frat tw enty-our of which very stormy. with I'D.
verse winds. The officers and crew were IN good
health twill be remembered that the sspPIy IN %
dition TO the conveyance Of stores to the Medterre
pean was dessned to bring homo number OF cam
Ella, which it was expected she would take On
board at Alexandria. We learn BY private letter
from enc of her officers, however, that sne wiI no'
sued an order prohibiting the further expectation o.
samels They win readily be purchased else wners,
however, and will be shipped at Smyrna Ins PUPPY
ry-N " Com. f
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SAD Acknowledgements Franklin Gearheart
pastor Of the Wrightsyille. Pa Methodiat Church,
met with an accident while hnnting few days
sincs, which leaves no hope Of bis recovery ~
coming separated from his cemrada NJ u, ~ 2, el.
1er to attract the turkeys inflated their cry HIS
conpanicn, comma up some distance In the feer.
heard what be supposed was turkey, and seeing
small object thropgh the bushes, dred . 4, ana
shet Mr. Gesrheafs the bail entering his ara anN
passins Into the Ghost and around ne osek.
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THALBERG, THE PIANIsT.-The New York cor.
respondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, says Thai
berg, the great Pianist, is nons of your thin, intel
lsctual sentimental looking gepiuses-but . burly
faced, wholesome, farmer looking fellow, more
like one Of your Western Psnnsylvania corn grow
srs than prodigy of art He speaks English as
good IS an Enslishmsn, and hss . much better &C.
quaintance with American affairs than the most
intelligent foreigners usually have. ~.
The illustrious stranger seems to be q little
nervous, amidst the noise and clangor of our Pre-.
sdeutal pelitics, so much that he frequently
inquiries II we think the election in November will
pass off without battle" He is under the i'm
preston that be has come to the United States at
she wrong time, and believes that his concerts
would be better patronised after than before the
election '-r. A
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FExALK EQuEsTRIANIsM.-Atth the Agricultural
Fair In Stsubensvilie, Ohio, the young ladies who
were declared the successful eompetitors In the ART
Of horsemanship,on Friday evening laston our Fair
Grounds were presented "on behalf Of the young
gentlemen Of the city of SteubenviIls," with the
sum Of e43.50 ~ follows:-To Miss McCul.
Tough, was awarded the First Premium-l4 yards
striped silk, costing o2500. Second Premium TO
MISS Coe-consisting Of eight yards spotted
French Merino, 400; and the Third Premium,
viz -four hns Linen Cambric Kerchisfs-ors at
$3.50 and the three at eL00 eaoh-was awarded 70
Miss Cunningham
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RAILROAD BUSINESS AT CHIC AGo-Some idea
the following statement Of the business done ct
one depot (the CentraD during tho week ending
September 26th The total number Of bsG0ege
cars arriving and departing was 1884, total number
class coaches 47e. The number of passengers ar
irving and departing was 2674o; and number of
pieces Of checked baggage 1860 The sales of
tickets At the depot exclusively S35, ,55575. This
is aside from the tickets sold at the general office
and city and other western Offices
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WEATHER PREDICTIoNs-The weather.wise
are predicting mild autumn and An open winter,
and up TO this time they seem to have 1t all hsir
own way. They say that when the sun passed
the equinox en- the Goth Of September, ths wind
set the whole day from the southeast, giving u a
warm storm, and that during several days the
wind stood in tho same quarter. This prognosti.
Gates a continuance of the same character of
weather during the next six months.
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HoMICIDE.-Mr William G. Roney, was she.
at Oowle's station, on the Montgomery and West
Potntrsilroad, Ala on Sunday morning last by
a man of the name of John Icem Mr. Roney ex-
p,red almost instantly Icem also attempted to
shoot another man at the same time. but his run
would not 90 off
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

FAILURE OF THE ROYAL BRITISH BAEK.-The
failure of the Royal British Bank continues to ab
sorb great interest In England. On the Goth ult
an angry meeting Of shareholders was held in
Lp2don, at whichft transpired that the loss to be
made up was G2IQ%& On the testimony of the
accountant, 1t was 1hown that the account of Mr.
Brown, the member for Tewkesbury, and until
recently Director Of the Bank, exhibits debt OF
a7o,9os. Mr.. John Nc Gregor, member for Glas-
gov, founder of the concern, f7 562 Mr.. Cam
sron, late Manager, $4,000 The utmost worth
Of the securities against which is $4,000. Mr..
Nnllins. late Solicitor, $1,000; one of the Audi
tors $1,000 Other persons connected with the
Bank had also devoted to their own uses various
sums, making in all total Of 412l 900, Some
works In Wales had involved sum Of ;9106, ,453,
but they were considered to be at least worth
100000. According to the balance sheet, the en-
tire liabilities of the bank were 1888, ,l31, while
the assets, taking the Welsh property into eonsid
sratisn are estimated At 2328 GA On the whole,
the prospects arc worse than at first expected,
which will be further exaggerated by the costs,
which will probably be increased by the Court Of
Chancery,
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STEAhBoATs.-The Clermont was the irst sue.
oessfui ateamooat In the world-was launched in
1907. During the four following years. several
other steamboats, were built in the United States
on her model, including the first steam ferry boat
on the Hudson. last, in 1872 the first Europe
an steamboat. the Comet, was launched on the
Clyde in Scotland t.F7
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No CRIMR TO eTEAL LOTTERY TIckETa-
Three men at Montreal, having been indicted for .
conspiracy to dsfraud one yshn Mcdonald of lottery
ticket Mr. Justice McCor6 the 4th isst, delivered
an elaborate decision qunshins the Indictment His
iudsment proceeds tho ground that lotteries be-
Ing esaiin Canads, lottery tickets are theie vaue-
ess and 1t 10 offence to steal them, much less 70
cousp piro to do 90.
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N0TICk.--P. BkCHKK g. BKO.

"a Their. MsrchSnt Tsilois, no 20 Main street,
M below the St Charles Hotel, are receiving
IL their fall and winter stock of goods, consist
n of large and varied assortment of French, English
.6 German Cloths Fancy Silk Velvets and Silk Vest
in NE latest styles aud at short notice. We also keep
corstgut!y on hand good and general assortment OF
f,sbjopable Ready Made Clothing, manufactured by
cfildrens' clothing, 30, all of which we shall be
hspny to furnish to customers and friends, on
tet,rs which can't fail to please. Sc l7-lm+
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Low Misunderstanding to reports received
Yesterday there are no Indications of rise in the
rivers The Alabama is lower than 1t has ever
been known at any former period. The depth
of water at Shackelfords il thirty inches 1t Tatea
thirty six inches;at Dunkins Bar fifteen inchesand
At Causes Bar, six miles below Montgomery, az
teen inches.--Mobis Tribune, Oct. Sd.
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PROFITABLE FLEET.-Oom. Vanderbilt'i
steamers ere not paying very we'll just now, II
would SEEM The following feet are all laid up, d
the docks in New York doing nothiog. but rising
"Northern Light" "Prometheus." 'sDaniel Web
stsr,n "Ariel," and "North Star" The new stea
mer Vanderbilt, however is getting ready to sal
for Europe soon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

FATAL CAMPHIEE ACCIDENTAL little girl 4
daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Hollingsworth of Newark,
N. J., aged ten years, while trying to light . ire
with camphine, last Friday afternoon, was so
dreadfully burned by the explosion of the can that
she died tho next evening. z- ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

A new and interesting feature was introduced
last Friday on the Fair grounds at York, Pa, in
the shape Of two lsctures-mornine and afternoon
on Agriculture. the Soil, Chemistry, Minerals,
&c, by Prof. VIM. Baker, of Sykssville, Md, to
large and attentive audiences.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

FROM AFRlcA.-We hays intelligence from
Monroyis to lhs l4th Of August At that date DR.
Forney tho American consul, was sck with the
fever. His recovery was hoped for and expected
The Rev. Mr.. Seys, date Of BalsInore1 who .wen
out a the agent Of the American Colonisatior
Society, was well received by the Inhabitants o
Annr0viA s.F.as5sstssa ssf
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AN APPROPRIATE ToAsT.-One Of the toasts,
said to have come from lady. ct the Nantucket
(Mass.) submarine cable ball, is supposed to re-
veal the remarkable interest which the island
ladies take in the new line 1t was this:--The
Electric Fluid-May it be the means OF introdu.
cling many "sparks' to the ladies of cur island
home
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

A STRANGE PARTNERsHIP-At the ball In
Moscow, on the evening after the coronation cere.
monies, the Empress Of Russia danced with the
Turkish Ambassador. -