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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03

Potatoes sold in Muscatinc the past week at
ten cents per bushel-chcap enough. This
time last year they sold at one dollar and fifty
cents per bushel.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03
Floyd County officials.
Dwelling House for Sale.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale, on moderate
l. terms, his dwelling house and lot, stu
ated on Mill st., opposite the Public square.
A. Il. r. HIl.DREIH.
St. Charles City, May 4, 1868.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03

The st. Louis papers complain that married
men sit in church with their arms around their
wives. Perhaps the husbands fear the Nor
mons will be along.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03

1t is proposed to prepare and report plan
for uniform system of marriages, births and
deaths applicable to the United States.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03
BORN,

In this town, May 3lst, a son to VIM. Flint.
In this town, May 2Sth, a son to Leroy j.
DohbS.
In this town, May Goth, a daughter to Nor
ris MakcpoaCc
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03
Caution.

INllE Public is hereby cautioned against
l. purchasing a certain promissory note
against us dated May 9, 1857, for 1925 90,
payable to Daniel Niahony or order on or before
the first day of April 1859, with annual interest
at ten per cent from and after April, !, 1867
Us the said note was obtained from Ills by false
representations, without any consideration
whatever, and will not be paid by us after the
same becomes due
DUNCAN FERGUSON.
JOHN FERGUSON
st. Charles City, May II, 1853. 2-Gltf
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03
st. Charles City, Iowa, June 3. 1858.
The Tornado in Illinois.

We continue to receive accounts OF
the havoc produced by the great tor
nado that swept so furiously through
n norton of Illinois. Disaster and
ruin mark its track, and the total
amount of damage done to towns,
farm-houscs, crops and other property
may be computed at hundreds of thou
sands of dollars. There has also been
some loss Of life. At Towanda, on
the Chicago, Alton Il ST. Louis Rail-
road, nearly every building was pros
trated, and three men were killed.
Near Williamsvillc a farmhouse was
blown down and all its inmates--five
in numbcr-killed. The village of
Okam is literally in ruins.
This extraordinary and disastrous
phenomenon was first seen in the
shape of dark and strange appear
ing cloud, with whose approach came
the storm, which was suddenly inten
sified into a furious hurricane. It,
progress appears to have been in a
northwesterly direction, starting some
where in the eastern part of the State,
near the Indiana line, and sweeping
to the Mississippi, where it appears
to have exhausted itself. The farmers
of Vermillion, Mclean, Tazewell. Pc
oria Woodford, Stark, Knox, Fulton,
and Mercer counties, are severe suf-
fesers by this storm. Many of their
houses and barns were demolished
bridges and fences swept away, fruit
trees stripped, and grain crops dam,
aged by the hail.
CoUSrERFEIrER ARREsTED.-A man
named Shannon was arrested at Mus
catine, recently, upon the charge of
counterfeiting. The sheriff found him
in bed, and he manifested much indig-
nation at being so summarily aroused.
Complete apparatus for making coun.
tcrfeit coin, with the proper metal and
galvanic battery, were found upon
his premises also bag containing
over 500 in bogus gold dollars, silver
half dollars, quarters and dimes.
Shannon had been pcached by two
burglars arrested in Illinois. He has
lived at Muscatine eight or nine
months, and pretended to make his
living by buying up Florence money
at discount and selling it at par.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03
Chinese Sugar Cane Seed.
Garden Seeds.

A GENUINE article of Chinese Sugar Cane
IA Secd-also a choice and extensive selcc-
ton of
Garden Seeds.
In quantities to suit purchasers, for sale ut low
prices, at the st. Charles Book, Drug and Jew
cry Store. The success of the cultivation of
the .Sorghgm in Iowa is Il fixed fact - and
the hard times" and high prices of sugar
and inolasscs should induce every farmer to
raise at least sufficient quantity for home
consumption. j. W. SMITH
st. Charles City, March %, 1888 q
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03
Notice.

THE Copartncrship heretofore existing be-
l. tween the Subscribers, under the style and
firm of f., A. x G. II. Haskell, is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent.
f. A. HASKELL,
G. II. HASKELL.
st. Charles City, March 10, 1858. "A
The Subscriber will continue the mercantile
business, MS usual, at the old stand of f. A. 4
c. III. Haskell CHAS II. HASKELL.
St Charles City. March 10. 1858. "a
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03
Agents Wanted.

LIVERY READER i r"qusa, &c notice the ad.
IL ycrtiscmen, Descriptive Of Nj. SEARS PICTORIAL
FAMILY BIBLE and sendIor the print Catalogue Of all
,Cr niJstTg,asi WUrAs.
ca" 40 th2 s2lnatcd in the great AIT Of sc,iirg b,.ks
would say that representa- scheme for money making
which is Tar better than all the hines Of California and
Aas tyala.
Re Any person wishing to embark in the enterprise
VIII r,k little by sending Ia the Publisher s25 for which
he VIII r0ce!yo sd;Glo cnp If the varus works Iat
Wholesale prices carefully boxed, insured and directed
airdnt very liberal icr c"nigc the ag., for hi.
trouble. With these he will soon be- able IL 1<crtiu hc
most salcaOc and order accordingly Address most uait
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher
No ISL Niiain street New York
Or HILDRETH - CARVER. st. Charles. Floyd
County, Iowa. IS
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03

Iowa College is to be removed from Daven-
port, owing to the difficulties between the city
and the college concerning their grounds
ton, advising them of the pending question,
and that the permanent location OF the col
Iege will be fixed upon at the annual meeting
in July, in connection with the commence
ment exercises.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03

LARGE HAUL OF COUNTERFEIT MoNEY-Thc
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, in that city, re-
Gently, two men who were about to take the
cars for the West, upon suspicion of being
counterieiters, and upon the person of one of
them, named James Sampson, was found
$4,000, and upon the other, Thomas Pullen,
600, all in counterfeit lives of the Hadley
Falls Bank, at Holyoke Mass The sigma
lures were good, and the engraving much bet
ter than that of counterfeit money generally.
The vigncttc is a mechanic in machine shop,
standing before the cogwheel of large
lathe. IL is stated that in the counterfeit the
left foot of the mechanic is not visible, while
in the genuine it can be seen on close inspec-
ton. On the left end of the bill is a woman
drawing water from we'll
Nine of the persons arrested ut Iowa City
for the Lynching Of Boyd Wilkinson, are now
lodged in Jail at Davenport for safe keeping
until the June term of Court. The charge is
murder. Their examination was before Judge
McCleary, at Iowa City. MIR. Clark, who is
assisting the Prosecuting Attorney, opposed
the attempt to put the prisoners out on bail,
or to make the charge a bailable offence, as he
| believed them guilty of murder, and thought
there was testimony enough to convict them.
The principal parties are Irish. The victim
either jumped in the river with his arms bound
and was drowned, most improbable,) or was
thrown in. 1t was u most infamous affair
as the man was only Suspected Of having set fir,
to barn. while there are good reasons for be
lieving that the owner Of the barn himself wa.
the incendiary.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03

The st. Peter Niinncsota) Free Press of the
18th uit. announces the capture Of Inkpadu-
tab, the murdcrous Sioux chief, on the prairie,
held a prisoner there. The Free Press adds :
" The most surprising part of the whole affair
is, it has been discovered that he is not, rs
was universally supposed, full blood Indian,
but is at least half French
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03

The St Paul Advertiser learns that Edmund
Rice has completed negotiations in New York
for the construction of fifty miles Of the Min
nesota and Pacific Railroad, to commence i'm
mediately, and be completed before the first
of December, and for this purpose the contrac-
tors have engaged to put 800 hands on the
road.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03

The Mobile Advertiser terms John A. Wash
inSton the 9 Mount Vernon Shylock, for ex-
acting $685. 900 from an association of Ia
dies, for 200 acres Of land not intrinscally
worth $4,000, thus making aproiit OF $780,
900, simply out of Il tomb Of a great relative
bearing his name
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03

Ex-Prcsident Commonfort of Mexico, his two
daughters, and suite, are on visit to Niagara
Falls
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03

At the paper mill of VIM. Clark & Co, in
Northampton Mass, a bale Of rags was lately
opened, which came from the scenes of the
Crimean war Pillow cases, sheets, shirts,
bandages, surgical aprons, remnants and parts
of clothing stained with blood, told pitiously
of suffering and sorrow.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-03

Henry Ward Beecher intends spending a
few weeks in Kansas the present summer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03
VIEWS OF CORRESPONDENTS.


Tie boarding of our merchant vessels under the pre-
tepce Of searching for slaves h what frec.paion gill
ever tolerate. Great as are the evils Of var. they are
rreersb to dshonorable submission unjust sssres
sion Every chip that sails under The American dag
entitled 70 protection, and the superior navy England
esnnct usu this exercise Of maritime police The riga,
CT search vas resisted by England az early i725 aud
hes been condemned subsequently by the highest Fog
Of 1872 and cannot be ndugcd 10 AT tho expense OF
any rstcn capable OF resistance without ea1lug 70 car
Ire abolition papers Distinguish between the rsnt Of
visitation and that 81 search. roey IDENTICAL and
90 REGARDED BY the late Mr. Webster in the celebrated
Ashpurton correspon feDce.
To visit ship without searching her IL u.eless II /,
Inc ung her fag without object n must be renqushef
war u inevitable. 1f visitation h allo~eo search
viii follow, and submissien 10 the frat invitation
am perfectly aware that TO accomplish aparsy pur.
pose, pcrtcn II the press Of this country rlng 10
tolerate th abuse let II be so for the present Dies
harm, and merely proves their own want OF ps'lot
ISM not their ability 10 deiude peooie 40 pecuIfa ~
sensitive 70 their national honor. In the event OF col
kion public senvment VIII either ocerce thee e.xstes
tto the support Of their country they will cease
LEI from the absence Of patronage
A war between this country ard Eugiand would be q
batosrhm would be mos, painful 70 witness collision
between the onv two rec y free nations Of the age II woud
be subsefvng the interests Of despotsm vtthons ee,,
pg the sfRnest bcuedt 10 humanity. No nation vii
resent aggression or insult than England thy
have frequently proved. 10 the sane rith ths
county. The word must Judge Of us frnpn oar sec
,icnsl variapcss. from rosy e.ec,itns. ihsv
shcnld only knog rs ne an energetic peope euqarf -
hbtrs natural instinct, aod al all nas isu rs q
Crr fhts t1d prompt 70 Assert then,
here viii hsro ~sr si'h Foeiand this p-css~'aNGss
"a tscy rssl''ed niamely submi'sed 10 80 met A.
vtshv c1-re 80 fouowed tue shooting a. 10 y ar
Fsroe re ssaclnF a SHIPS aud the mpressrso 4
Ger seswen oftV Gus 10 1914
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03

kTTBMPTrD ABDUCTION OF YOUNG GIRL AND rHg
cossEoUKscks-sxcIrINESr ABOUT fHs CRY
BALL.
The ye'stborhood Of the City Hall WAS all alive with
excitement yesterday morning In Consequence Of the
rect Of yeurg girl psmed Evpa Cees, the charge Of
vsusncy. n appears that the girl, who Is seventeen
yssrs Of sge, has been leading life Of prostitution for
about ak works psst 81 Greene street. New York. kept
by Mrs Ju Ia Brown. the mother OF tho gbl obtained
warrant for her arrest the above charge, and sho
from Greene street by Sergeant Brown and officer
Bfaify, Of the First precinct police She conveyed
pseo her counsel commended that the Jusace had
jurisdiction The justice, entertaining similar ews dis
ussed the oomoaint Mr.. rercy conducted the girl 70
carriage IN waiting on the east side OF the Hail. and the
mother, beng urged on by Tho mob, attempted
70 take her daughter assay from him. Percy
'1ss s.Ss the ~, into is s oIsss fSs
woman Brown entered Immediately after yards The
moher went 70 The carriage door and pleaded sth her
oaughter 10 come bcme 9th her The daughter ed
Der FEELINGS by pushing her aside and sayngGo Say
mccain Iny, let 20 OF me- want nothing more 70 90
c.rrss by be mob spd ua coz Quoted INTO the ooe Of
nepufy supsriuscndest with her mosher. Preceding
III ever persons attempted 70 strike Percy and were
only prevented by The dense crowd and the presence Of
isrse number Of tflcers He vW however, taken into
the court room. where kvs. Cefs made charge Of
saul. .Sa battery AGAINST MIN. ne ss.'ea ss ne ad NOS
The Justice deemed Vie assault most unvArranta
and held HIM In $500 bell N appear for examination
preferred seaintt julia Brown by MAYOR Hail. charg
ing Der with abduction. The On Mayor laoorcd uader
considerable degree Of exciemeu spd designated The
smptcd abduction Of q child from hcr mother By
brszsn creature not 70 be borne IN tnis community.
ntmstre Of The some time thss mob lav wss the best
remedy under the crcums The JuaNce required
Mrs Bovn 70 give oco bail for her appearance this
aero FAiipg 10 procure the ball shs committed
70 jail V await examinat'oo.
me girl Evips very good looking and "a said 70 have
excellent education. Her mother rcsidcs In Carlton
AVENUE, Becky and her fatber IN rev Haven, Dom.
Ekn Namr.- - 49, f~tk 49,.
dent that Der intention 10 re;urn with Mrs Brown.
She placed IN charge Of two oocrs and conducted
heY moi n houee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03
Police Ioteliigence.

AKRssr OF CrsvxR CHsvIER D'IsDrsrus-AuxxPrw
srosnIos oS rnu NxwTaPxR OFFICES A yJung gentle
OF rather gepteei sppeasrce, named william James,
was arrested on Tuesday afternoon, by oosr wbisoey,
Of toe Hnbor police charged with having forged tne
tanes Of Messrs. b. NJ n f. A. wbtlock Co. 10 Q
check on the Nsss~u Bank for si3 bearing date May "a
1858 Tie check was casbed by Mr.. Antoine Mstaran o
No n Beekman street. be supposed TO accomn,ds.,
Mr. wbrtlock II eventually turned out 70 be . forgery
ard the police notified 70 Re their guard 10 ap
preherd The cuprit 0ne evening lsss seek James pre-
serted co.. ok at the HERALD ofice, purvornng 70 b,
crswp BY Cupsrd, Of the steamship limo, ADD offered
payment OF an advertisement announcing the sail
ing o. the STEAMSHIPS, and asked foi si2 change rns
cefk rotied him tina, Mr. Cunad cd d. blsoess 10
that way, vhereupou the young gentleman took he de-
prture Shortly after word came FRI m the Belmont res
laurent, In Fulton street. stating that person bad pre-
sen'ed check from Mr. Cupard, which w~ endorsed by
Jsmef Goroop Bennett, ard assng " 10 ws All right
w,rd vss cent back that the fell,w mos. be ss~nder,
vbereupon tho proprtiors the boiel declined cshog
the check No,hins daunted cur bero next vetef the
Ast,r House and asked have asDa cheek cashfd, az
the prpArp Ilce in want Of sma change. IA the
As,or ncuse people are too OLE bros - oe caught By
surh chat they also cent round 70 Yea ire s w right;
hut before she messenger feurned me rogue bed de-
canned with BIS cheek. Il seems n be next tired
several csher rowaper lres, but falei IN sscn case
va VS. anay carsht Knox IA, sf1re, where he pre-
as.t.sa foccs \ Ia rur1nfrrg 20 be given BY Hl-
race Greeley, " me New YORK 1fttypi NJ Kn'x nal
been roufsc That sgn ileg Of ts cfscfi1to
aronpd ans he lmoed'aisv zen; cr police asd al
hu erected. Tie va taken before y sa.e web AMI
ccr,nt.ed Cor exlminadon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03


BY The arrival Of the sct or Brilliant Cspt pinola,
from Campeachy yesterday We have received cooy %
las Goronifds Scf0iss, Nercs 81 the 14t instaot
Ole Of Los floqwfos De rn,rcs pv~os u Campeachy,
70 the sn nsiaot and various documen from otber par
OF The State OF Yucaian
The principal intelligence In them relstes 10 cnvcn
ton entered ato for the purpose Of puurg end tie
dmcuiies be,eeen the district of Campcarhy and the
rest oftbe state rhs bad been rsoed by ,verpor,
subject TO TIE sprrovsl 81 the Supreme The
orst article provces fer the dvieon Of the
1tst Of Csmpfschy 10 comprehend Carmen seibaplsya
Campeschy, Jquelehasap aud Jopecben. The line OF
division btt-een Csmpeschy and Yucstan n 10 be 40
Drawn thtt The Real the Hevrarura the Desccnocda
Selnts sba belong 10 Gan peschy, and Cestun " Yu-
cntsn Tho second nds Camp achy her rontcr
es sssrsi the Chenss snd contribute third Of her
revenue to~ts The Of the with Iadiaas
tie 'hrd provides that she shall not he entitled any
booty skep nom the noians snd that each state or
Department shall appoint agent 10 see that
the funds che contributes are not nissppled the
fourth provides that The customs SEAL Campeschy and
Carmen shsll remain az at present. AND be changed
wbsut the consent of both parties the goocs introduced
uncer them TO be subjected 10 other oues except
pcps, ones, throughout the repub c The ffh provides
ct no distinctive duties shall be imposed pro
OF either state by the ohev. The sixth provides t1at
uorsfiu, shsl not ray duties The seventh pfonioits
ech state from imposing export Suites the proincs Of the
other The eighth binds Campcachy " indemnify those IN
tereetd IN The Hour contract for the portion ~h ch scus
tons should produce after Of Wis. was Que 3,
commerce on the let OF August last provides thai a long
IRE mofcpsly thal he continued 70 Yucaao nour n
pcred through Campeachy tba not be admitted no tna
stare; snd that The indemnity shs be met BY the duties
'ast Ire ninth nss Campesohy N and
dtfeftefs from YurEtan. tho tenth p'scCe tfr tw1
Saies cr departments n faithfully obse W limits
and 70 obtain tbe a-ssn,o Of tbe supreme reni
iorp a. practoabh " tbis cooveu'on
I'VE civil vsr in yorassn mag, thereto he o. 1ssIeg
~ ~ tsst IN abeyapce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

There Grange 10 the cooois,n Of the London
money n arket Me~srs. baroe Botbes quote toe sio-
ply sbupo.rt a.2h per cent rhe bullion the Bank NJ
England had increased fl29 900 Cooso for ,oey OK
ard ter account 81 se7K. Bar silver, %. lhd Dot
ars pcminal, a. Sos okd
The Lond 7m>s Of the I'D reports the funds bu,yspt
the pre- cay Loans OF stock 10 coosi5era
Gle demand and bisher ratfs were freely paid, but
sbupospt supply OF money having been axrscsed the
rate receted 70 the previous figure
Arrangements have been concluded by the Brazilian
Minister 10 Ioncoo with Messrs Rothschrd for Bra
xiiap four ana rail- cent loan Of million hve
hundred Thousand pounds the precse conditions Of when
would be com municsitd 10 tho Stock Exchange the
2th Tho money s to be applied 70 The completion Of
the Don Pedro Railroad
LorDoS, May PIP. r.
Copsols have advanced and Glove 10 day nj 98s for
money and account. The market has been active and
buoyant
AMERICAN
Messrs Barring Brothers say American State secu
rites In improved demand, with buyers at the FOL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03
PASSENGERS BY THE AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF the NOaTa STAR.


ARRIVAL OF The NOaTH STAR.
The Vanderbilt steamship North star, l. rDklspsnzh
commander, which sailed from Bremen May l4,h, HAvrs
lstb and COwes 19h same month"; arrived 1t this port
last evening.
She brought malls, freight and 24t passengers.
The North ss.s encountered westerly gales and heavy
weather 70 the Banks.
J, W. Beyeeoit, native Of Bavaria, jumped overboNd
The news BY the North Star has bs.n anticipated by
The Ssrid journals have articles saying that for
time the Unteo States have been seeking for presxs
s ps NO. o spo ,Ss 0e o.
the foverpmspt 10 rcrease its naval fovoes
From Sardinia the failure Of the house Of Felix Rgpoa
Co V declared The aoouns Of their haoas'es rs ca,
The director Of the French jent stock company cslsd
"rbe soctie des M.rbrieres du Maine has been
tpced by the Court OF OGrre cona Police pay hne for
having declared and paid fictitious dividend.
second duel arising out OF the Do Perre affair, was
,seen ". ponmereus. . member Of the Jockey duo,
and the MARQUIS de Gslit, the officer whose marriage
two or three years ago With Ade the actress
vii be remen bored. Il ID said hat N Pommereux
killed.. but Mother rumor rs that he s only serously
wounded.
return Of snosber Ministerial crisis in Engtsnd de-
grading her pari smentsry system.
In the House Of Con mons, on toe lsh ultmo, Sir d
Nofys inquired of the CHANCELLOR OF the Exchequer
~bether the Governor Genera Of India bad
cooy Of the proclamation actually issued after the taking Of
Lucknow Whether u offered from the proposed procla
nation before the House This inquiry provoked Others
the result OF toe replies that according - the
Chancellor Of the Exchequer copy of the proc amsuon
scuaby Dad not BEEN received, any Official In
forns,iop that any proclAmapon had been issue1
shs ugb OF the fact thsfe ned 10 be doubt In
ply u observxep OF Lord Ps'merstcn, the Chsnceor
tsid- There gentlemen Who ready 70 love
that fpuatops made with regard 20 their conduct
tFIesr, bear lrpeat unequivocaly that made no In
snust,op. (Cbeers II had coaree 70 mase should
not male 10 the way Of osDusssou, but language that
could bot be- mistaken. Cheers
The PAfp Nopt~uy OF The 18Th uh says re .ansLtabe
corncu -brcu the entrance Of the fnrk
troops into the territory of Grahovo have ipdaood
OF the Emperor and the Posors which have
bssteped 70 oct 10 the sense, TO Jake
9TH the o. man Porte me goverDment OF hts Majesty
the -ulsn payin Difference 10 these oounses sent
the 14th met formal 10 his commsssry and 70 the
his forces suspend host es. There
e'e'ore every TO hope that thanks To the
shJs az the Powers and 10 the disposition manifest
by the Ottoman government, this affair will soon be
brought 70 an amicsbe sn,uton.