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MATCHMAKER,
No. Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention of purchasers to his NEW
stock Of
SILVER and PLATED WARE
FINE WATCHES for Ladies' of the newest pattern and uos,
faithful workmanship.
FINE WATCHES for Gentlemen, Of every patern The
whole In IS Gold Cases.
The best Substantial SILVER HUNTING LEVERS equal to
any watch for time.
large Of CHAINS and SETS OF JEWEIRY for
Ladies'.
Ear Rings Breast Pins Finger Rings Bracelets An
of Spectncles for every age Gold Silver Steel
Frames, including the finest Pebble Lenses.
Every article warranted the best will be sold lower
than ordinary Jewery is usually offered The utmost punctual
W and dispatch in the repairing of Watches Having unusual
facilities will be doue moderate prices Silver Ware
made order Diamonds reset and ewery repaired i'll the
ntatest manner. ME 2Pf
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C i NJ B L Il l. A n D RlE L R,


.'sys. TnoU3H Il ipG1Sf IL Ho1r ~; "2DE Foss NASH
, Hs s %TiI 'aa and t all 5TSTny;s en- , '.'.;
Vii: aTTc viii leave as above FOR trrsh1 ;t'"i Of
as.ss II s 5oHfS?E Z Il H&S5k: :: s.sy,., stree.
(1As--ti As--e7 Ash. q yllD, No. III ST. CllAKlrs
Msy i;Fy E ffsc a s @ on, on ,s @ M F
@ aa new and @ M S iESts EtuH @ tiG a Es M ps S%
5Tpnm dee % o o s y per- eS os M yv Bss S NS Of M #
double ana sinse ae and Stops OF new patterns speltss
rAl orders t!tr,srl my will be promptly cxecu
TED III i wokIEanlke lnnnrr al low rates for cash nly1
/ GAniCl, cSVE''ESSt5K 10 II. u. HEWITT,J.NU
~ .. YIN EN.To HiuN 'i'9;N ii OF MUSIC
ssls'ieas 9[ Fl 5GtSiE" MYss qi$ ;s so'b
and Foreiu Manufactures Ernrd and P es Grand Square
1mi IRrist anos London and aTis make always hand
mrIs strings etc. etc, and complete assortment Of Musical
aSMsic arranged arl hound-A1usicl Instruments of nr
kinds reFsire5 N,,ic Teachers recommended and si,stion
OFFICE 1'ONSoI1DATED i}Epr
oF New 0ELEASS, ,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. TTiAT AG-
l. "ordins to III" @th Section Of III" ACT of TIE Igsuugc
city of New Orleans and pruvie for the government
'" am" 81 5 the @ 6S @ H'y nrc5 's sa
prSH , c tie tne"rpor'io Of the City Of H'ye;e win the
S" !" a s S I Hn' H New sa, y5 5 % nfoy to @ m M M
y%veTn3sn! and management Of its affairs, the llt
Sie proposals received for the sale to the city of
200 Bonds I" $1,000 c"ch Of the Bonds issued according the
foregoing until the 9Th dny of December 1856
ropPSa,; to be addressed to o De n!,Ys Secretary and
marked 'lropos"s for the S'in of bonds''
TH5E}S* &5EHS r;Ir + .%%5TRMAx $S5 5%5ss Mayor
LII. rIAcEi, i,i GhOirmsn 1i.s1r''''
\ Fj9aIss j, 4 2 %o1!v't,se, ne &c boerl Ct Aldermen
o DE nUY$ 'yS SeSrsi"Ty ''''' ' 0 ASST 'y5S" ns5 ID
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THE LAKE.

r7vTs b, WINTEIt AtIsANGEMEST-Ec
.onvte CuvingtDn and Aha Smiugsilc fin"
steamer Virginia Pearl, Capt J. W oiiuan, will etv"
for the above and ali intermediate landings, and fol
lows:
Iye Nsv oref? b. ro" Es"5oYs Ie"ves coy9st9"
"WEDNESDAY iY....i0 AN car rIIURSD Y,.......,G 4 NJ
FElDAT..,,..,...lO 10 AN cars
SATURDAY .,....l2 II car,I
Passage, 81. Meals, 80 cents
For further parIicElHrs apply on hoard
do # y. G. LpWhER. Agent, 9' Ma-;ssns street.
fY=1ge . FOR HIDEFAE-DAILT t. $. MAIL
Eg.sls5 e LINE Winter ArrauSement-Fe- -resdid low
master Florida, W II, lI,tchlFs master; Cnlifor-
MIA, A. l.. Mye's, master, ,it expressly for the Lake
trade with crntuUaousoUe 0f Tie above
will save the Po"t"hran Railroad DAILY the arrival
Of the T. ". train e.: rar-.
Returning will stop Pas .gota MONDAYS and TIL RS
DAYS.
cabin Fare Gael wsy.,.....-.... ........,......Sf
nj Il ';ED,r;s Ava,i. IL is"' rlace.
f. IA z SHORE PACK EFT
ziaas5ssssE 2 STEAMER CREOLE. .-Snmtnr. Arrange
TentFor Ocean Springs ,att Intermediate land
ilcs The and spem!ii low pressure parker
CREOLE, Lewis Nri'0n, MUSTER, built express 1r t! trti"
t accommodations, will lenve the
Railroad on the arrival the Lake Of the cars follows
TUESDAV EyENlN,;. 4P NJ srNDAY EVFNiNGSS7
TflUhSnA 7 NUKNINti.QA.h WI.nNESDA AY MORNING.
SATURDAY EVENING, 4P. NJ FRIDAY MORNING..
Cnnpasossto MjSssprCty Boxiand 0cenu Springs s. 50
egE y
+. 'fEnDES, Agent, 10 Bal k Place.
New Orleans, June J. 1856 les
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u. EDega'eg S Co.

2. Deg2'eg 5 Co.,
81 STREET. ...........:sz
Have received by the latest arrivals the following BUSI
NESS BOOKS:
Rowlt;t's Int Tables J. NJ. Prices Tables Of Sterling
Exchange, Buas Expeditions Measurer and United
Tariff
,o extensive Of French English and Ameri-
can FANCY STATIONERY.
The best of English. American and French PAPER for
BLANK BOOKS, always on hand.
P. DUREL & CO.,
d! 2ptF 81 Chartres street.
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SSsaa9ackyEb Brothers.

Soae1aekaEb Brothers,
..CHAleTHLS ST.................ja
Having recently removed their place OF business IS
81 CHARITIES STREET, they wonlA solicit continuance of
the patronage Of their friends.
Their stock of German French, English and AmecanT TOYS
AMI FANCY ARTICLES is extremely large and well selected
comprising everything usually kept by traders in their line
They have besides large of SPLENDID ARTI
tLES suitable for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR GIFTS
to which they cal, the attention Of the public
SONNEkALB BROTHERS,
81 Chnrtrps street.
PS-MesSys S. BR OTHERS have received by urri-
sal, from Bremen and Iayre large additions their stock
which they the attention Of Country City Merchants
dt opIn
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FO r RED RIV Err.

VIII leave o TUESDAY,. 23d inst. at o'clock p N
TEg REGULAR RED RIVER PACK
GtA4Ak r FIT STEAMER STORaFor Shreveport, G rand
bayou, Grand Erore and AlexantraThc
rior and swlunang passenger packet steamer Storm
Capt r. Moody, will leave above For freight passage
apply on board,
deco T. b. SMITH 4 TchoupitorAs street.
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z. EsiaancKgG i 90.

z. Kss3lGCYee , Co,
30 CIIARTEES STREET. CORNER OF CUSTOMHOUSE,
Respectfully inform the Ladies' That they have just received
ny tic steamships Alma and Francois 4arago splendid assort
n,ru Of NEW GOODS or Winter These goods consist prn-
cpaiy Of rich SlIkS CIOikS Of every description MAN
Ti!LAS, B0NNErS, HEAD DRESSES EMHROIDERIES,
lAEES, Rail- DRESSES, Cashmere and other SlAWI.S,
FANS FARASOl.S, and Il great variety of FANCY ARTI-
Giles. which they Offer AT very moderate prices
a. BINDCHE co lave the honor also inform the Ladies
thai they have engaged Paris, their MILL NERY De
PARTMENT frSt-rarc MII,LiNER who will be we'll
tanned by others also sen for from Paris,
~ They hope that the Ladies will honor them with the
pat extended by them the former firm of L. S0CHE,
deserve which thtr will their en,rlyor. die 2pm
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Cranes

Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASI&ET.
Those beautiful BURIAL CASkETS formerly sold by P H.
COOK Co., No 81 ST. Charles street have been purchased by
the undersigned who offers for prices
AT M. ;j0 Camp street
Oh 2ptf DANIEL MONROE.
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E1issoyazEioAs Of Copnl,ElaershiA.

The copartncrsp heretofore existing between the suhSc
bars ure the of BRUSH 4 co, is this day dissolved hy
mutual consent. Either party will sign i'll liquidation
STEPHEN BRUSH,
SMITH j. EASTMAN.
NV NLarl- NnNarAlnrl
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EOs' a Short Time OssEy!
Secondhand E'Wa'aitus'e Bought.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions Second
hand Furniture. Persons leaving the city wishing
pose furniture, will find vantage to call on
the undersigned.
hand Furniture sold exchanged and repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE,
n2t 2n3u y Earonne street.
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CoOaYtlae5'sbiG.
SMITH, EASTMAN has This day formed copRrtnership
with JOHN G. LLOYD and will continue the PROVISION
BUSINESS under the firm of EASTMAN K LLOYD, at Nos
10 Rn8 ~ Bruai Street.
New York November l, 1856.
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B l. 4 C X R I V f r

- il - = ~ IL l. Ia
e Fo JEin5E oft G. !, Il: ;s:;. :;oI ftNisoy
passenger steamer Frank Keeling Alex.
''rnt F master now N pE e"cy to receive Freight. and
j, MAlL.HrT, % From street
nT~ TIE Keeling will take freight llarri,o,llirg and
Trinity and Black Rivers. deco
VII ,avv y TUlt TESqsI si u ": Iy.sK Il SE"'h ,vo,
ssaa=a1 Black Ryer--t1r well known steamer Frank
5' " Iii vS as b5yr p5y 5T 5s sh S or 5s ae M
apply on board. foot OF GESomh0nst street deco
TENNESSEE RIVER.
Leave, ToK e GEh4hAS L. ;s s i Ri,ER.- \
E4ffE45 The fine. fast running light draugh passcnEr
master will above Paucal Cairo Hickman New
Mmirid McEpis, Helena Napoeo and all Intermediate land
'' 70" freight or p:vSfS Ws lP Hi P % "U Or Front street
Freight taken for Cunhcrlan Tennessee rivers.
reship ut Cairo or lHdncah Tennessee river per
nit,ing. Gecl9
Will leave on TUESnAY 2sd inst; at 3p:M
mh4lkt-sEa Dirrctlhe and elegant
sss-a Chocta>v, y smcdey, master Vii leave us
ahoye, for lsln,rt Forehce Tuscmnba Paucnh, Cairo,
ilckmHI New Madrid Memphis, Napoleon, and NIL ntene
dae .tingcaryine ,le H. $. Mail For freight passage
apply on boarh"Sius u';nEI4ssei neGomnodat;oISor
H All East Tennessee delivered TuScumba Land
ing at 40 cents per l'Hl pounds dec22
r. tUR TENNESSE RIvER-rhe
!4+sl4hass sle,"id Sie'mer Cherokee unes Irwin,
Ea>par, Florelcc and Tuscumfa For freight passage
apply on boHtd, OF 10
na Es, Tennessee freig1.s delivered Il; Tncun,i Landing
at 10 lOh pnafiis.
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The BEST Of 0iE GrQ1hase01's
is 4 GOOD PR ACTIC

FRENCH AND SPANISH
Taught by
ORAL AND PRACTICAL CONVERSATION,
BY PROF. BRETTE,
And many French Ladies, permanently engaged afford
students abundant practice, and give them confidence in
conyerstng with and speed i'll these Languages.
No Books used aud English is allowed 10 be spoken
after the first week.
ELade= and Gentlemen in separate apartments the fine
buIing adjoining the Southern Bank No 3 Charles street
~
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VOLUME TX.
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
P Fl | L A d Z L P H | A

S{W- FOR PHILADELPHIA - REGULAR
kFEH L1NE-,The Al clipper bark NAnhion william
Hs4asssOn Bellston MASTER loading and will have
quick dispatch For balance Of freight passage, apply
n2S GEO. W. HYNSON Il CO., 50 Camp
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II A V A n A

Will sail MONDAY january s.
-r-1Es, FOR EiAEAN ARA MOO AMERICAN
y TL fJgfIA steamship Company.Thc steamship Fran
s'-s"=s cols Araso, Capt Gilbert Pierre, will sail for
the above port hbpHr. For passage, apply 10
hth ED. DUPASSEUR 4 Co, q3 Cusomlouse st.
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G A J. | + O r N A.

To sail on SATURDAY, Dec 9th, At o'clock A. ".
-1rssz1p NEW YORK AND SAN FRAN
IFIrfaE1 CISCO STEAMSHIP LINE, via Nicaragut--The
7%ye across the l,thns o" Mwnaized kHaIir"at reduc
on Of pricestn penii steamship Texas, T Forbes will sn
"oM his port for San Juan de Nicaragua above puuctally
u connect with the steamship ORIIABA, from San Juan
the Pacific for Snn Francisco For freight passage apply
to HARRIS MORGAN 4 CO., foot Of Julia street,
dfr'' opposite the steamship landing.
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l. O N D 0 N.

Sf6~ FOR LON NDON-TIIE Al AMERICAN SHIP
NFMs, Equity. Noyeo, maaier j, loading aud will
$4slnVc inliettte dispatch. For freight Of tobacco
otlvea, apply
j. p, WHITNEY & Co, s. Curonlele
For passage. amply captain bDurI. dIS
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Fl A V r r

Will sail on MONDAY. January s.
-;-5--s, FOR HhVfsE-F 4 4 Nittj- AMERICAN
q Il ikIh Steamship Company. The French steamship
o~SA5s5a Francois ArnSo, Capt, Gilbert Pierre. viii
eA Is above touching only HAVANA For PASSAGE apply
ED DuPASSECRa & co, % Custolnhouse street.
Eot freight apply 10
AZ! Agents.
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G l. ASG o w

- FOR HAMBURG THE Al HAMBURG
ssbarquG Copernicns, Capt. DAHL is now loading
N will have Immediate dispatch. For freight of 2nu
gsssH@sly to
Y AssSS& WHITNEY & co, 35 Carondelet street.
Afly 10 the captain, gu board. d22
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THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.

IaE DLMUdhAIlI NAiluNAL tOA ENAips
In pursuance to a call regularly made the democratic
National CoaIBi,tesr consisting Of from each State
appointed by the Democratic National Convention Of 1884,
10 promote The democratic cause and designate the
time Of holding the convention met at the National
HOTEL in Ihe city Of Washington H. m the sh day
Of January, 1856, and, with entire unanimity-
Resolved That the Democratic National Convention Of
1856 meet In the city Of Cincinnati at IL O'Clock M on
the FIRST Monday Of June next.
The National Convention Of 1852 adopted the following
resoulicn as to the number Of delegates to be chosen:
Resopo That constituting future national conven-
tons Of the democratic party, in order TO secure the
s;ive rights Of tie States their relative representation
la such conventions each shall be ebted 10 twice
the number Of delegates that IL has votes in the electoral
college and more and that The Democratic National
Committee IN making arrangements for the next National
Convention provide such number Of seats therein or each
State and secure the same 10 the delegates elect
II Is requested with view the proper arrangements
OF seats OF members tho delegates from the several
States or districts Of the United States the National
Convenon forward 10 Hon. A p Edgerton, Hcksvilie,
Ohio chairman Of the committee Of arrangements their
speeive names and post Offices and the democratic papers
throughout The United States requested copy this
CA! and the proceedings Of the Democratic National Com
mitiee-
b. order; RoBT. NJ NcLANE,
Chairman.
Attest:
wTu1ks n ESGtKH,
CSC. RKAD IIpDLk
Secretaries.
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rFICIAL.

TkEAerRY DEPAKTnEET, December i, isos.
Notice. hereby holders
that This department will purchase the Of
said wbea The offered prior
LIST June nert viii psy therefor following prices
wit
For sock Of the loan Of isa of 10 per Fef
Of ss7 and ss premium per For
under the Of 1850, called Texan
nifty stock, premium OF per And Of
l6>6, Tcdscabe the Ian November, le4 if
Treasury The lst day ii January premium Of ~ per
neccived between Isl January
premium off, and received srT se 3 MARCH,
and prior 70 said Isl cf Juse psemiam Of
will be allowed said STOCKS specified
certificates from In July assigned rrne
IT The certificates received the January Aer
thai das The interest will BE allowed in addition
January he dsss 81 receipt In
allowed In addition money
seller.
Certificates transmitted ts department under the
assigned United
half he LIST January BY
eariSed 10 receive The purchase money.
Payment for these stocks VIII BE aads by drafts the a
Bostss New Yogk PhadepAs, pare
esuued V receive the noasy may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec t-dtIsiJua<a
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why don't they fase The people are v.,inw tired q,
this tc-fooery Nearly one hundred ballots bsvs b,sn
taken 70 elect Speaker and there Il no more pro,pt q
succeeding bow chan there thirty DAYS ago what
Spectacle 70 present 70 even country to sav moth
ing about The other nations q the earth Who A. okr
TO the workings 81 this model republic The dsmocrs,
q The House are in minority, and hare nothing ID con-
tend for but their principles and position.
Why don't the opposition fuse there they did at home
10 get therel Republicans could vote for nothing,
at home wiihsat any csmpuBcicus Of COINCIDENCE wbr
cant ibey do there And the know-nothngs in turn
could vote for the blacklist kind Of rershcsDs in order 70
defeat democrst has ehsage Of place changed the pro
Prey or the principle q the tbing2 sam end ssmbo
were lovely 10 iife-why should they thus separate in
dss'hi When ceases 10 be consistent be ceases
. 10 b. honest
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Canlk's Field, Kent county, Maryland.
Rock Run, Hartford couniy, Maryland.


coIKT
Tassday, fanHary s.The met at III O'Clock. The
judges all present.
The opinion of the In the OF Mnge and others
the United States delivered by Judge Blackord,
giving TO the contract the construction commended for BY the
claimant, and ordering testimony to be taken.
The opinion Of the court In the Of Gibbons Kelly
the United States delivered by Judge Scarburgh
The leading question In this is Whether certain
teriss for the construction Of lighthouse the Pacific
which advances made sold the
government, and whether the government liable for the
loss The court decided that the transfer amounted to SALE
and ordered testimony TO be taken
No being ready for argument the adjourned till
n'rlnrk fn-morrops
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Houss-Eurni.l.i,.g DRY Goods.

House-rurntshiAG DRY Goods.
THE subscribers respectfully
keeaefs those
useful which
the conntry,
ouf~c the
exszbine stock bcfsGe purchasing else~leres
IN OUR CARPEr-RooMs-
There all mts be found the desgns
Of seiv Wilton, tapestry Brussels three ply, iaErAin Ind vn
which which
sales exclusively IN this District
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS
Our stocks VIII be complete throughout
bAring sae Of rich and elegant a ane striped
worried dansxk pain hgured and striped Turkeyed cash
nse elegantly lace and muslin eurtsias bras
ixHsei necessary
tases for uimnns and hanging cutiain.-
IN BEU-fUxkSTIikG GOODS
We pa los, iIs, iat, English
bsnksts, which made order an imported
80, 10 lls and i2i linen shsciings, great vauety
10 IA aud la COTTON sheetines and quilted comforts
Linen and eottan shoeins for pillow and bolster
Diaper, dsmash, hueishsck, and oibsf dwellings.
Also complete a. table inen such ssper
sas-k isbae cloths, every yards lcng
D,m..k ssrain ofere qualify from te cheapest the finest
dxmAsk dcssie< he
Together furnishing requisites
ho., which deem which
be shown with pleasure TO all who favor wrh call.
HoOE, Bro, co
Dee l5-3asiwH
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To THE LADbEs.-Mr. H. l. HARPER, S
Boston, choice
eeynni embroidered bail The fsrissaa
Which universally sdmirsd
aide opportunity
inform The ladies @i he frest tu.py,
which whils, appropriate bridal
Ai bead dresses ennf.s, osars, Ac Nil Of
which emhrocsred blsck ~tit~
of wresths of flowers, fesfhrr n~wers, Ac-
NBTb 10 The o1iy house the Uniies where hes
Pools an be
Rosrox, January o, faS.
JAM
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HS-msdtesl society OF the District CoIauabta-
meeting Medical socey, h.d
Inf.uaFy January following
20 yaruance q The charter, fur the ensuing year
whs.s1n Jones' NJ. ID, president.
Harvey Lldsiey. NJ D., vice president
Ia~hns Riley, NJ H., second do
Crahbn Tyler NJ. n. uesPandInr SECRETARY.
J G. Rf.y, NJ D., recording secretary.
Asr. J. sepBtes, NJ. D. TREASURED.
l.. Morgsn NJ. D.. librarian
Board Of rarainersTAemss Miller, n. D. NolJs yaung
o. A. r. Garnett, ~. D. c. n. L4eLemsn. NJ a. and a.
stone NJ o. ,. {. Riley, N. D..
IAa Silt Recording Secretary.
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R0BT. " NcLANR,
the EUROPEAN NEWS BY THE ARAGo
NruAkn II. ESGIIsH,
Csc. READ BDDlx,
Secretaries.

Our EoFiish papers having failed to reach us we make
the following from the New York papers Of Mon
day last which contain full summary Of the Arngo's
news;
Rumors Of pezcc were sin rife in France and England
and il seemed certain that both Russia and AustrA
o. The fact separation betH.cn France and Eng
land not 10 be thought OF and The latter has con-
ssuied % The foregoing conditions which soe may havs
considered essential attaining the object both have had
In view II Is said he more Of Difference fer her faith
ful ally than from any convection Of her 70 the
oessiiy u the sscri6oei
aCount Rsterhazy len Vienna Cor 81 Peterborough on
Sunday the 10th. With important dispatches containing
propositions for paeiEcaon This document Is unmis.
iakaby distinct and II Is stated 70 he the intention Of Aus
ta the event Of refusal Of Der ultirnatum By The
Gar Withdraw Der ambassador from 81 Peersburgh
some OF the oontinenta journals speculate upon the
reopening q The Vienna conference whilst others seem
positive that Russia will consent 20 nothing which she has
hitherto rejected. The Daily News in reference 10 Count
Eserhszys mission, says Blessed Is be who expeceth
nothing for he will not &c disappointed The French
respondent Of The London Times likewise expresses the
eacc Of strong doubts of the accepzOn Of the nego-
uations By the Gar In his letter Of The 18th date this
correspondent alades difference which existed between
The French sud English governments relareio the eond
tons which Their would make peace with Russia, and
SAYS that sntiOr The of the King q Sar-
dina a. The principal promoter u The arrangement Of The
officially.
Count Eserhazys instructions Immediately
TO Vienna IN The a the propositions Of Austria
being accepted by the Russian government
fHE --LATEST xEws ny rrLEaRaPH
BrHux Wednesday Dec -.
II X reported At Stockholm that treaty with the west
ern powers was ratified there on Monday last
N,EsrunKs, Wednesday, Dec le--s.4s a.
The Jourdain has arrived with advots from Coasan-
noIe q he i0th and from the Crimes Of the 18th inst
cur Conssaniinopie correspondent writing on ID. 10th
ssys that adrcrs from ErEercum Of The 9Th Of November
had announced that Kars 10 optpste tbe 2sh OF
November.
LATEST rRor sKsasrorot
Srrssropol, Dec 4
The enemy continue 10 ERE occasionally and sometimes
heavily parts Of the They must have expended
considerable quantity o. valuable ammunition, without
causing ps any loss or inconvenience
L may unimrortsnt refer to the state Of roads
and weather here bGt their condition affects the essential
communications sud velbeinR q the army, The winter
broke upon suddenly the 19th and 2fth with
spd bas varied with gales and rain and very deep state
Of ihe ground has damaged AL communiestions