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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-29
By E. b. Cook & Co., Aucts.
ERAME TENEMENT AT AuCrI0,

= On TUESDAY. September LIST, at 10 o'clock we
viii sell on the premises. the frame tenement on i7th
street. just beyond the Dock bridge Containing
rooms and basement. The purchaser will have the
SIS per annun. The location L first rate one fr a
retail grocery business.
Terms at sale. E.B. COOK kCO.
au ~ Auctionsers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND

- \ personal ESTATE AT HRNRICO CoUN-
OF deed of trust. executed b, Geo. VI. Gordon to
me, as Trustee. dated 18th March, 1857 and duly re-
corded IN Henrico County Court will be sold pub,
NC auction at the front door of the Court House Of
said county, on MONDAY, the 7th Sept. next, at IL
O'Clock ~ the following Property to Wit
Ten and a half acres of Land, more or less lying
on the North side of the Three Notchc Road about
pine miles from Richmond, adjoining the lands OF
samuel Cottrell, NJ 5. Blackburn and others.
Also, two large Sorrel Horses.
TERMs-tash as to so much of the proceeds rs ma v
be necessary to deray the expenses of executing the
trust, and TO pay off the debt secured by the trust
deed, (anounting to $685. as to the residue, the
terms will be made known on the day of sale
b. W. GREEN, JR., Trustee.
q AppEHS0N
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BEAUTIFUL FARM ON UNION HILL

BEAUTIFUL FARM ON UNION HILL,
~ NEAR RICHMOND. FOR SALE At AUCTION.
VIII be sold. on the premises ON TUESDAY the lsi
September, 1857 at AZ o'clock, Z. NJ, that beautiful
Farm, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Henry w. Tyler,
road, mile east Of Richmond adjoining the Lands
Of Mrs Picot and others
The house has six rooms, il new aud Handsomely
finished. Besides the dwelling, there ID good
kitchen, barn, stable and ice house.
Persons disposed To purchase, requested TO view
the premises.
-Onefourth cash; balance AZ Q, Il and i
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
saY GoDpIY & APPERsoN. Amts.
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AUCTION sALEs.
Fu d ',DiI11
BY Goddin & Apperson.

DESIRABLY LOCATED COTTAGE IN
~ HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR FAIRFIELD
MEcKLERs PLAY HoE SALE AT AUCTION
Der, 1857, commencing at o'clock on The premises
the small Farm, located as above, on which Messrs
Stebbins and Miller recently resided, containing
eight and onethird acres y il well enclosed. and
has on ID new framed dwelling, sufficient for the
accommodation Of small family. and well Of good
water. II is admirably adapted to market garden.
After which, win be sold, square No. 49, in Heck
ler's plan, bounded by 9th, 18th, and streets.
containing front OF 500 feet on the two former
streets, which will be divided IL desired.
TERMS ne-fourth cash; balance at 8, and 9
mouths for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trnst deed or title retained.
au "a GODDIN 4 AppERSOy Aucts
p. S.-fmmsdiately after the above vii be sold a
Lot containing IL acres. NEAR the first described
property aboye,) with neat framed dwelling, &C.,
thereon, recently occupied by Dir. Jesse Britton
also, several lots in Hecklers plan fronting on Ven
able and other streets. Terms as above.
aus G. a Auefs
Immediately after the above will be sold lot con-
tanning about acres, adjoining the first described
property. The improvements consist of a dwelling
with hye rooms, with all necessary out-houses and
au 20 q "A
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HOUSE AND Lot IN BOWLING

HOUSE AND LOT IN BOWLING
II GREEN. NEAR MECHANICALLY TOLL
GATE. FOR SALE At AuCrIoN.-The Lot con.
tains about one acre of Land and has upon 10 com
yard. Persons who wish to purchase, will call upon
lunrford lay lor, who resides upon the ot and VIII
take pleasure in showing the premises.
The sale will take place upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the ID day Of Sept. las, at O'clock
In the afternoon.
TEkNs-{ne-tiiird cash; the remainder ip and u
months with interest j. B. kEESEE.
sale conducted by 6cpriS 4 ArprsscS. Ancts.
AN n
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II7ANTED-A HOUSE-KEEPRR.-.

WA pa HOUSE-kEEPER.-
W female. of pious habits. capabc OF superin-
tending Hotel. 40 III ats branches, get fine
s1tUstion and sHisry, III the delightful mountain
country of Southwestern Nirginis-uno who has ex-
p.rrnce aud IeithpiR any fImily preferred Address
fhe subscriier al Abingdon, Va. K,stt t,li re-
Cvtameidni. ID. &. BUM
1i-6t Dunn's Hotel Abingdon.
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certificate ola package of 10 whole Tickets, s
10 quarter
atuhth


In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money to address for the Tckets
ordered, receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers have Tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
HB- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State
EJ Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
&c All prizes of 81 900 aud under paid immediate
ly after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
&. SWAN & Co, Augusta. Ga. e.
Or, s. SWAN Co. Richmond va
Me- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala n,
Atlanta Georgia. have their orders filled and
save time. by addressing 5. SWAN Il CO., at either
of those cities.
Ha- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing in
the following papers: New Orleans Delta Mobjle
Register Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette
Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Rook
Savannah Morning News Richmond Dispatch. New
York Dispatch and Paulding (Miss.) Clarion. au2i
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NOTICE TO- JEW Ell L E RS AND
~ COUNTRY MERCHANT5.-Iust receiving and
opening mt my store, for sale for few days only
large invoice of fine Gold Lockets, assorted sizes
cth patent springs Fob and Gaurd Chains, enibra-
bng some entire styles and patterns, which will
ne sold 10 the trade at least 20 por cent below usual
erices The trade will do well to give me acall, and
xamine my stock before leaving for New York
an
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WANTS.

~ ANIEU-A WHITE UIkL, 10 DO The
w general hou-ework Of = small family. Any ono
qualified. and nf g,S! character, hear of Fit
nation. hy applying ST the White Cottage. 10Th,
Marshall street, q to J. III. RhilffTEla
At Morris BOOKSTORE, - Main street
>S-StA
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Notwithstanding, Is or 30 good
w sawyer. and Choppers. Ia 20 into the woods.
few miles fram Richmond, to cut timber. Apply AT
corner OF Byrd and llth ST. to
au 2--;s HB. LATROBH Agent.
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WANTED-A single Lady or Genila-
W man. thoroughly competent to teach Music
and Drawing. Alse,pne 10 teach Modern Language,
tPreRch more particularly One qualified i'll both
respects brefurred and liberal salary given Refer
ences required. Address "TEACHER," care Of
SPOTS. Harvey Co. Richmond.
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w N I E D-A Wet Nurse wish to
w hire healthy Wet nurse. Acolored woman
prrieFre-i Apply nj No 2l3 Broad street
an s7-3t
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uOSTETTER'S BITTERS.-At hi.

NOTICE, NOTWITHSTANDING in my en-
~ ploy one Of the very best Harness makers in
this country, respectfully ask call from all who
may he in want OF fine and cheap IlARNE also.
Manufactoryall of which will be sold for small pro-
fits.
FH" Please call Mt No. 81, Main street, on
JNO. w DENNIS,
and Got abeau+iful article Of HARNESS and a SAD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-29

DIAPER AND STATIONERY,
i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DELANEY 4 WATSON have on hand fine assort-
ment Of PAPER, which they will cell Mt New York
prices yia: Cap, Letter. Bath Post, Commercial
Note. Iadies' Note, and Fancy Parers of every de.
scription, ENVELOPES of oil kinds, and general
assortment of STATIONERY.
xlso. Manila, Hardware, Straw, Tea and Drug
"A"i A-'" DELANEY 4 WATSON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
INDIA.

The overland mail had arrived at Trieste with dsSes
rom Calcutta To Oct %, and Bombay, Nov. 8.
Fifteen troop-ships from England had arrived ct va
,ous Irdian ports With about 900 troops on board.
Lucknow wee safe. tie divisions under Ousrsa
and Hsveloek we're both in the resdency. The enc.
nv were said to BE- In great force in the vicinity, aud
very ttsoYg n artillery convoy Of provisions hsd
snivsd esely 1t Lucknow shortly aer lite relief and
r. enforce mebn Of 900 men 1t was supposed would
reach them ftp CswEpore about the 2ith October A
column of 3, 600 men uLcer Gen Greatbesd was enD
on lie way to Lucknow, and was expected to srrlve
abs ut the Both October, when the Bra force thsfe
would number 600 mep
Grssuese's coluun defeated large BODY OF penn zen,
frgitvts, with heavy loss TO the latter, a.
bur CO the 4th Of October the same dsy tney S"p
storms ard destroy ed the Fort oil mAesulll, -
he enemy had feized; ard on the Ssn ms. NC All.
srotbtr successful engagement With faxiuvss "
gnur IN which 400 Of the epemy vers Gu. w. .h.,
column then procee5ed TO Agra, ana tsaensu IT, h
place on tie llth Of October, when !" ss 49, IL
= are BODY of mutireers, who we're iepuked nia
iruen,e slsnghter, the loss OF Oh 'nen gsos 80 ~
nunser sv. lsss Of rupees, and lsrgs amoans ..
measure. The number Of muhoeeis knea 70 ''S''1
1 eco. phiIe the Birth los wac SINAI
Col Wi,t. bad attacked AID d'fes'sd ne fso'H o.
pi,,coy dri,irg them on, Of s'rorg poe hoo.
TIE King of Delhi wee ~ 10 thee ~ 3i'''J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

Commission. Two mere q hs sc-s kse been sEass
aps shot.
Report, were rife Of thres,enng ar,rrbAsses 81 Ry-
d,Isbsi
Nera Sahib ~ss said 10 be Tear Il tfoor as>in.
Mann SIgh. Heretofore a friend q tho sn.i,h hsd
'srr,c sears, them srce the s,osnirg Of Dehi Vas
srLouroed.
The fall Of Dehi had q marked effsc, IN Meerut s,d
contiguous districts. Arresrs OF revsnue were being
brought 10 rapidly, and loys, Was the order Of he
dsr N TIE NottA.Westsrn Provinces.
Fart OF b nbsy res liner had mutinisd at DsssA-
great espot Of Europeans Was to be fcrn.sd Al
Barskpoie.
The Msdrss Presidency, Scinde srd the Nizsn's
Don inioI . rt NAMED tranquil.
The Europeans az Ssnsos, above thousand IN auas-
Der, It'll II the ioii, and calling uryvuty 70, re
lief fess ~ere entertained for II cir ssssty.
Fart Of the S9d Bengal inf4Itry hsd nut eisd ct
Dtoghur arc two regiments OF tue kotsh Contingent
bsd sso uaiipi.d snd murdered the pcit cal agent.
ish;eep mer Of the Bombay Grsnaaisr were en-.
e,u'ed at Ahmedsbad for plotting 81 insaueetion-
At Calcu,ts, sterlirg exchange Wa 22l for dceuf
merits The tghtiess in the money market eontoued.
No improvement in the import market. Opersocos
in produce were moderate.
At Ron hay the import market was expected 10 in
prove. Higher rates Of interest wsre anbcspsted-
Cover me ut Securities continued depreved.
The mails were expected Ia London or the eveosrs
cfthe day the Esaops ssled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
Memqmk DAILY Gxiibm,te
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.

The Royal Mall Steamship Euop, which sailed
frI m Liverpool at sbou, 3 ?. on the 18th Novem.
Der, arrived here ct about o'clock Mc.dsy NOM
iee, Dec. H.
The stearusbip Indian arrived at Liverpool at 3
O'Clock on the afternoon Of the 25th and the Arago
Southampton on the night of the 10Th ult.
Archibald McComb, passenger in the Europs, died
on beard on the 18th net, ard wac buried q. sea-
THE STEAMSHIP ADRIATIc-The Adrs.io left the
Egbt.sbp at o'cloek on The 23d u,, scd ~as
parsed BY the Europa at noon OF the let Inst, when
about GOO miles from Liverpool She probably reached
Liverpool at sbou. o'clock m on Thardsy tae Sd
int thus making the run from the Bsht-ship a, Sandy
Hook TO Liverpool in about nice days and thirteen
hours.
TIE Europa brings the following amounts Of specie
for
c. H M.rstsn Co -. 25ooo,J H. Brewer Co,... 200
d ~ Ls"rcnce'".," 1901 Total .."".......i ,l5o
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FRANCE

o. the 10Th nit the Bnk Of France reduced tts dis
,ouI 's yer cent, BY Taking them to Per cent III
place Of 3 to 10.
1t i. stst.d thst the propoeal made by the frencn
CoveIuept 10 refer tue question Of Hclstein 70 tso
P-ri- Coriererce hsd no. succeeded; The GeImsn
rCvsrs wth Austfis Al Prussia at their nsso, nav
rs declared hat it il FIR the dccsion Of hs GermanH
CoIfe DE- istior eIclui,ey.
Il i. stated that, ewing to the situation OF aasrs IN
M,.co, the French Char e GAffsi'es pad requested
II. FrsreL Admiral the station to 'erd .os ssi OF
70 he Gulf CT MEXICO for the protectors O. rtenco
subjects.
recently srs.'ed in Pans On q charge Of Conspiracy
ssaIs' the Emperor.
N. Dsubig,y. the GovermsEt csndid;'e ier me
Ltsisstnrs n the Dspermef, o. tss sM Tn's. 80
c.y.d IS COO vctss sgsnst opy LOCO Tor Juies sV'e
the r. pu ,lcsn candidate.
II Pans, On Friosy. the 9th, the fands ei'eea o.
o. 30 fer money. .nd 81 10 for account
marked coolies. lie said 10 be sPpsren ntSees
Prsrce 81 Rou on account VI the reia;a Oh ne a'
ter 10 grsbt reforms
The Bs,h Of Hsree hu lowered tie lreSi I'm CO
gold fren ter TO fvs PER cert per nile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

forms Of worship thsll be liberated, except The filth
Of their real end legal sters the rurhs; add tseo
adjourned with The emphatic announcement thss
they Are incompetent GA the mbiac. Of the qaesoas
Of the internal organisation of the Province This
il sheer msdress, If tiaef5r the last proposition 10
gwen On the faith OF te~grspaic dispatch. While
On one side TIE ID vans claim actual indie pen5ence,
and in token of il even the authority to send rep
reseptatiye to the Congress Of Pans, they have
pothDg 10 say about The internal organization Of
their county MOTH abcu, the question Of serfage
ard villsDsee, nothing about tariff or free trSe,
no complaint either against the export duty on their
plinciya ttapk, wheat lr against tbe d-essed cur
repcy u the Turkish Empire, whose fucrusti0ns
make all prices uncertain and prevent The prosperity
II the ctuntry-all these imp. RANT questions are
thrown into the background; but the chinericl
Rouman Kingdom uodes foreign prince, with it,
sppeDdases Of ay,h eIpeodi nre Of Court fipper-
les d titles snd decorations, sud principally OF for.
eign fuence and iDtrigues lie put forward as the
most important of th<ir wants! The Russian Con-
missioas must be highly sraiif-d st such results.
It is scarcely possible to form any opinion about
tbe,e complications, especially when We zee tue in.
crea,ns sptta.ion Of the Christian Provinces in
Turkey. 1be plot discovered il Servia has evl-
deDtly rau6catioDs 10 Bosnis, Bue aria and Moase-
negro, where Prince Danilo carries on . system of
rsm, eIpeling or XII ing al those men Of infu-
ence wto might try to check his ambitious schemes
for anne Iation and plumber
The Reform party in England having pubIshed it,
manifesto, much to The disgust Of the Minis,erissts
the Chartists of Manchester have approved Of
uniuR with he middle classes. Lord PAlmerssoD,
who ia much syerre to any reform, tries now to
escape from the necessity Of contemplating such a
measure by foreign complications, and, a. the Turk.
mb quesrn is stale he may take up the gauotet and
dea, W ih King Bomb, somewhat roughly. apo.
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OUx Aeeass.

wItLIAM fATToI, WATERsrRr. Cons, ssoeives TIVE
YNIBVEE n IL m.
Mr. w H. wArsRs will supply our friends In LITTLE yAtIs
with TBE TRIBUNE.
CIpRotL T. SMITH, rear The Yost-O 6uRAfUal H. Z.
has TIVE DAILY, WEEKLY and 6shiWtsaLS fAibSHs ~
sle. , -
s,t ION 81 Ass or sAs sale Of rR1 YaIsUHs
PITERsos n. j. He via serve TEE faysUIr In ny p.t u
he ekv.
p L. GILBERT (Mussmn Buhtinal and RsLL HRHDAIoH
.os are our AGENTS. IN ALBIsJ AZ M sale n rvs fS,sVpB
LEwIsis Agent in New Britain Conn, for he sale
TnK TEsrss lie VIII our friends there a II ocloeh
p.
ssvA. supply the Monhs Edition Of TnK laisns " n
M,..rs 0,rak RrHLsvnr, No. Isl MAn.st, rev Pos
O6ee Buldias HAnTSeAo Agents fer ~ saas a -
TsonAs Bsorn 10 eur Agent 7assroE n j. fec tie sss
Of TEE TlIsuHI.
Jous w PnToss, Agent To- The sale OF fRx TABuRs
N PITTsuvasH viii The DAILY and WILLY fnIBvss
n eng part Of the city
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PRES.

YIhL IN WATTS SIKlrT-PIcK'ockErs-Acci
Shortly sfer o'clock last evening, FIRE broke out
in frame stable OF No. 65 Watts street, occu-
pied BY cartmen and others; The building wss en-
longed to Mr. Porter Of the Washington Market Ex
press, were burns to dcsth Mr. Porter While trying
10 save hi, horses, had his watch and chain stolen
from his pocket by an expert thief DID not miss
il until the fire was out. Lnss, about $oOO.
Michael Coggn, an ex-policeman, was run over az
tie corner Of Sr..S and Hudson streets by Easins
No. 8, ard badly injured.
A boy, whose name We did not learn, Was run over
by the same pacb.be in Hudson street aud considers
by bruised about the body his injuries are internal
ard viii probably prove fatal.
FIRE ~ FRoST AND DOVER SrRLETs.-Bstween
az a clock last night fire occurred 10 the three.
sory brick building No. 10y Front sTee. eI1ner o.
uprer hoor by DAVID Bedel, manufacturer of pickles
The IRE originated in Bedels place aud nearly dee.
tro, cd his stock His loss or Insurance we did not
learn. Los OF Mr. Hsmie 800; no insurance Ibe
building. owred by Mott Il Co., was damaged to the
amount Of $3.50. The occupants OF the ADJ onng prem
isss, Motifs Il CO., -four dealers, and WsydeD x Co.,
coopers, sustained slight damage BY wa'sf'
FIRE IN BRoOKLYs.
the third story Of a frame house on Myrtle avenue,
between Nosuand avenue and Sanford street. The
building was occupied az lager beer saloon aoa
bakery, and three several families II sas Owned oy
Mrs. Beim. Mrs. Smith, one Of the oocups0ts, die.
covered the ire shortly after taking her supper, and
succeeded in saving some her furniture. The flames
spread rspidy and soon enveloped the whole building
communicating TO an adjoining building known a. 'hs
Old Fam House," owned by Mr.. Newman. Both
bui6ipss were destroyed There Is some suspicion OF
jrcendisiism the tire was discovered In the Of
Mr. Beim the owner OF one Of the buildings no trs
bs,irg been built there for some tiuls The vslus Of
The building in which the ire orgO sted is es,inaeo
Al As COO. II vas occupied by tfree famiies--w, IN.
Perry, Mr.. Smith srd Mr.. Btock. Lps. s'ou. 800
esch Tie lose on the Fam House IL ab9p' 5000,
par IDLY INSURED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
ITALY.
A letter from Rome says:

letter from Rome says:
"The Lam spted demise Of the great American scalp
tor Crawford, having lef many Of his works iAoom-
memory of Washington, the csrryioS out Of bis do
,igbs will be Suspended until tome understanding can
b. como TO between Mrs. era wford and the American
Government. Meanwhile, Mr.. Crawford friend and
brother aYtist Mr.. Terry has undertakes the super.
interderce Of his stade and the late sculptors head
@kman, q German Of the greatest talent, viii finish
such statues as are In Of executions for private
commission Its to be regretted the. poor Mr.. Ctsw.
ford was prevented by his painful and mortal masdy
from completing the design Tor bis Washington honu.
meht, although the chief part will be his conception.
OF tie seven colossal sts,uss intended to surround
the monument he had only completed two, those Of
Jefereon aad Henry"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

Prem Oar Own Correspondent.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. "a, 1857.
The commercial cribs may be said 10 have sabsid.
cd; the panic has ceased ard the bsak hM returned
to ito normal state - regards the Issue dep1 menk
the two millions sterling Of surplus notes issued
beyond the charter having been in circulation only
fortnight. StiTl the dhiculhes Of the manufsstar
ing districts remain immense, the operatives being
either thrown out Of employ or working st reduced
time and wages. The distress would b stin more
deeply felt but for the chesp bread and the mdness
Of the weather. On the continent, it's espec SLY
Hamburg, Denmark, Sweden and Norway which
SUITE through the crisis. France has gone through
i. remarkably well, proving that her foreign CON-
perce is but insis ufcan. factor Of her econoni
cal life.
IT, news from India, though as confused ~ Gov
eminent dispatches usually are contains no neT dsas-
teri. Tho mutiDeers sre driven back everywhere,
and have in faet with the exception Of TIE snaA
Arrab affair never been able ~ gain any VIC. Try
sgaibst the small European forces r,m the very hrst
beginning Of the iDsurrectOn. The most important
portion of the dispatch, which relates the assasei
nation Of Msharsjah BY his mutiuous 81 cects, re-
mains unintelbgible, since his title has been dis
figured on the wires in hopeless way; If il relates
either 10 the Hollsr or ~ the Scindlah then the
English VII have some serious battles more to fight
again It the Mshrattss who might be more formidable
enemies than the sepoys Equally unsatisfactory is
the account of troubles 1t Hyderaba3 aimee IL is not
known whether it 10 Hydersoad in Scinde or Hyder.
absd in the Dtkkan. On the whole, the position OF
the European troops is such that great portion
Of the r.enforcenents sent 10 lndia may be spared
and cent a. once TO China, whittier the English e1-
petition viii proceed in much larger numbers than
was originally contemplated.
AsreQards Europe, the difficulties sboust the Dan
ubsn Pripcipahes accumulate at every s.p. The
Diysus, or Representative Assemblies Of the two
Provinces were assembled in order 10 express Il
wisht. concerning the internal administration, and
70 point on: the most Necessary reforms lostaad
n 81, desire for q union OF the Provinces rHier =
hereditary foreign prince. They laid dosn SONS
general principles about the eqosli,y Of all Mo4do-
W,lscbiaps before the law; trscei a s1meWha.
dreamy scheme Of constitutions dechlei TIA! a.