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The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

ARRIVAL uF THE OVERLAND Mall
On Monday evening the overland mail
coach, which left Great Salt Lake city
on Sept. 1st, arrived at Placerville, with
two passengers.
The Sixth Infantry had left Fort
Bridger for California via the Hum
boldt.
The mail party which left lacerville
on the 4th were met rs miles up the
Humboldt, well.
Twety-three desertions had taken
place from the army.
Gen. Harney and a number of troops
are en- route to Oregon.
A detachment of 100 soldiers will be
posted in the Shoshone country to pro-
iect the mail.
We have no more news of Indian
trouble.
Gov. Cumming recently gave a picnic
to Young, and is reported to have been
converted and baptised in the Mormon
faith.
Several droves of stock are on the
route for California, one of which, 900
head of cattle, is owned by J. NJ. Harbin,
of Yolo county.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17
SllerifS Sale.

RY. VIRTUE OF AN FXECU-
ID tion 20 me directed, and issued out of the Hon.
District Court of the 4th Judicial District in and for the
County of Nevada and State of California on judgment
rendered in said Court the oath day of August 1885,
in favor of FRANK MURRAY and against AMOS T.
LAIRD for the sum of S842 a. Debt, with interest
said from the cath day of August 1853 the
of Ten per cent per till paid, together with $40
60 of suit have levied upon and seized the io
lowing described property, which was heretofore at.
tached at II o'clock A NJ, July 23d 1883, toit: "a II
the right of the defendant Amos T. Laird in and to the
Water Ditch known as the Cascade Ditch taking wa
ter from Big Deer Creek to Hunts Hill and other min-
ing loc ,ties in the County of Nevada
Aso-Al of said Defendants right in and to the MIN
ING CLAIMS located on American Hill in said county
west OF Nevada city, and known as Lairds American
Hill diggings.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to public
sale all the above described property to the highest bid
der for Cash, SATURDAY, the 18th day of Septem-
ber A. D. 1855 in front of the Court House door, in the
City of Nevada, between the hours of 10 A. NJ and
o'clock, p. NJ
Given under my hand this the e6th day of August A
d. 1858
aug2 S. w. BORING, Sheriff Nevada Co.
The above sale is postponed to SATURDAY OCTOBER
end.
Wv, BORING, Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17
That Duel,

The whole conduct of George Penn
johnson in that honorable" affair which
has terminated fatally to his antagonist
showed determination to obtain the
result that has followed. johnson we'll
knew that Ferguson was wholly unac-
quainted with the use of deadly weap-
ons. He went upon the ground conf
dent of having the advantage of his op-
ponent. He held his fire on one occa-
sion that he might have the deliberate
aim he desired, and used the advantage
he secured by the step, when the remarks
of his opponent at the moment would
have disarmed any man who was not
bent on blood. He could not repress his
ve1ation that his aim on that occasion
was so fruitless. The circumstance of
shortening the distance between the
combatants gives murderous character
to the affair, which is not softened by the
pertinacity that called for and obtained
even the fourth shot at the distance of
six steps. The difficulty in which the
duel originated was not of that charac-
ter calling for so sanguinary an arbitra-
ment in appearance, if for any encoun-
ter with arms at all. Tho whole af-
fair conveys to our mind a determined
and malignant purpose to take the life
of man comparatively defenseless-
and the purpose has been accomplish
ed.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17
JAS. BUCHANAN.

Political.--The Democrats have cleo
ted their entire delegation to Congress
in Missouri.
In Kentucky the Democratic majority
for Clerk of the Court of Appeals is o.
095, so far as heard from in Sc counties
In North Carolina, Ellis, Democrat,
is elected Governor over McRae, X. n,
by upwards of 1900 majority. In
Clingman's district, which last year gave
him 1000 majority, B. Vance, the A
merican candidate is elected by 700 ma
jority.
In Arkansas the Democratic nomin-
ees for Congress were elected.
Senator Trumbull has taken the
stump in Illinois against Douglas.
Tom Corwin has been nominated for
Congress in the 7th Congressional Dis
trict of Ohio.
KANSAS.
Kansas has vetoed the Lecompton
Constitution by about Il E N THOU
SAND MAJORITY A call had been
issued for another constitutional con-
vention.
The President has appointed G.. W.
Ryckman, of California, Secretary of
U. S. Legation at Chile.
Gen. Walker is at New York, with s..
Humphrey and Col. Slater. 1t is said
they have been negotiating with Geo.
Law for an armament. He is closely
watched by the Federal officers.
The office of the Baltimore Exchange
was mobbed on the 18th of August, at
noon.
EUROPEAN NEws.-Ten Brock won
race with Orlando against Minosa, for
2OOf aside from the stewards cup
Babylon was among the last for the Le
want stakes-Wo Woodburn also.
The news of the successful laying of
the Atlantic cable was received in Lon
don with great enthusiasm.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

FREE PUBLIC BATHs.-The Mayor of
New York recommends that the CITY
furnish the ground for free public baths
which are proposed to be erected by an
association of gentlemen. When the
thing is completed we suppose the De-
ffocracy of New York will not be called
the "unwashed" by those who have del
icate olfactories.-Nerada National.
No, nor Democracy either. Get then
clean and they will be fit for other as
sociations shortly.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17
Statistics of Nevada County.

We are Indebted to SIDNEY G. HER
BERT, Esq, for the following statistics of
the county, which will be found valua-
BILE.
VALUE OF REAL ESTATE BY Town
sHIPs.-Nevada $4l7,415, Grass Valley
S362,O35; Rough and Ready S136,415;
Bridgeport s9s,375; Washington s24,-
975; Eureka 1885; Little York s16,-
O75. Total sl,l3s,645.
PERSONAL PRoPERTY.-Nevada $685.
OBS; Grass Valley $780, ,653; Rough and
Ready s272,352; Bridgeport s494,s35;
Washington sS9,9O5; Eureka $751;
500; Little York S116,765. Total S2,-
963,34S.
Total valuation of real and personal
property S4,1O1,993.
DITCHEs-Nevada, No. 12. length
142 miles. value S33O,60O; Grass Valley,
No. 7 length 81 value s3l, 800; Rough
and Beady, No. Is; length 113; value
s72,6oO. Bridgeport, No. Is; length,
1OS; value s174,7OO. Washington, No.
IA; length 70; value s22,sOO. Eureka,
No. II; length ITO; value s26o,3Oo.-
Little York, No. s; length 81; value s4O,-
900. Total value s993,7OO. Grand
length COG miles. Total No. sc.
SAW Mills. - Nevada - Steam, Z,
Water 2; No. of feet sawed annually.
14,o6O,OOO. Grass Valley - Steam, 6,
Water, 7, feet s,45o,OOO. Rough and
Ready-Steam, 2, Water, 4, feet AGO.
900. Bridgeport-Steam, 3, Water l.
feet, 100000. Washington-steam 2
feet, 100000. Eureka-steam 5, wa
ter 1, feet 5,15O,OOO. Little York
steam l, water L, feet 1,15O,OOO. Total
No. AZ. No. Of Feet Sawed annually
3o,s1O,OOO.
QUARTZ MILLS. -Nevada-steam S,
water 3, No. of Stamps S. value $685.
100; tons crushed annually 33, 9Oo.-
Grass Valley-steam, IA, water 3, No.
of Stamps 191, value S91,3O0, tons
crushed, 3S5,79O. Eureka-steam, 8,
water l, No. of Stamps 32, value $500,
tons crushed, 5000. Total No. of Mills,
30. Stamps, 311. Value S12o,7O0.
Tons crushed annually. 42s,G9O.
GRIsT MILLs.-Nevada, /, run of
stone, 4, tons of grain ground annually,
5000, Grass Valley, run of stone, 3,
tons ground annually, $3.50.
PUBLIC LANDs.-Nev vada, No. of
Ranches 80, value of Improvements s21,-
$50; Horses 1877 Neat Cattle 275 :;
Mules "a; Hogs IS. Grass Valley
Ranches 72; Value ss4,25O; Horses.
26l; Cattle SGT; Mules 80 Hogs GOA.
Rough & Ready-Ranches, SO value
s114,7oO; Horses, 22s 4; Cattle, $50;
Mules. At Hogs $50. Bridgeport
Ranches, 90; value, 16,61O; Horses
l22; Cattle 1854; Mules 22; Hogs 100.
Washington-Ranches 6 value, ST.
400; Horses IS; Cattle, 20; Mules 16.
Eureka-Ranches 80; value 16.75O;
Horses rs; Cattle, $50; Mules 61;
Hogs 2s9. Little York-Ranches
value 1850 Horses 35; Cattle Al;
Mules 21; Hogs 13.
Total Number of Ranches in County,
277; Grand Value, S266,21O; Total
Number of Horses, 936; Cattle 2,SOS;
Mules 24o; Hogs 1878.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

Trial Of Plumer.-The Marysville
National Democrat, of Wednesday gives
the entire evidence for the prosecution
in this case. We have examined the
evidence and find nothing new develop
ed since the former trial. The testimo-
ny is we'll known to our citizens.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

THE CoMET.-A comet with long
fiery tail can be distinctly seen in the
northwest at about o'clock in the
evening, or about 4 in the morning in
the northeast. He is a stranger in
these parts but we suppose the star-gaz-
ers will cipher him out.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

IMPORTANT TO NEWSPAPER CARRIERS
Application was recently made to Judge
Norton, in San Francisco, for an order
requiring an insolvent debtor to transfer
his interest in newspaper route to the
assignee appointed by the Court. The.
Judge could not see how newspaper
route could be property, and denied the
order.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

GRAPE CRoP IN TUoLUMNE. - So
abundant, says the Sonora Herald, is the
grape crop of Tuolumne county getting
to be, that the cultivators will shortly
be compelled. for want Of market for
their fruit, to turn their attention to the
manufacture of wine.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

COMPARISON OF VOTES. - Notwith-
standing the decrease of upwards Of two
thousand votes in two years in this
county, Nevada more than holds her
own in comparison with other counties
of the State. The aggregate vote OF
Ell Dorado, the empire county, for Su-
preme Judge is 5,2S5, which may be
considered a fair test of the vote of that
county. The vote of Nevada for the
came Office is 5.2lO. Ell Dorado is rep
re,ented in the Senate by four Sena-
TORS Nevada two. Ell Dorado has eight
Assemblymen Nevada five:
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17
~ We are sorry our neigLbor is S

~ We are sorry our neighbor is SO
"techy" about receiving good advice -
We only expressed hope last week
that he would be easy on a foe he had
so completely overthrown and even dri-
ven out of the State; because magma
nimity to fallen enemy is great vir-
tue, it would be no disadvantage for our
neighbor to possess. 1t would rather
cool and temper the ardor of our neigh
boris chivalric but too impetuous career.
For this reason we made the suggestion
for mercy. But the calling of names and
making up faces we get in return, warns
us that no quarter is to be given flying
and distant foe, and perhaps not to a
near friend and adviser. We therefore
take it all back. Shake not thy CORY
locks at us !"
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

CO There's no use talking, Charlie
Palmer does keep some of the best fruit
that ever came to this market at that
place of his above the Post Office.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

- The Sacramento Mercury comes
to us dressed in mourning for the death
of w. l. Ferguson. But few days ago
that paper was hot for driving all the
mud -sills out of the State, or to starve
Now it puts on weeds at the loss of one
of them. Oh the hypocritical ass
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

HOTEL CHANGE.-Mr. George Ian
caster has succeeded Pearson & Healy
in the National Hotel in this place.
Mr.. Lancaster is hotel keeper Of many
years experience in the older states,
and we predict the National will be
under his management the best home
for the traveller in the mountains. 1t is
to be enlarged and reftted Immediately.
See advertisement in another column.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

Did not get him, you 6et.'-One day
last week, says the Crescent City Herald.
at Victoria a California man was ad-
dressing a crowd in one of the principal
streets. The topic was the unhappy
state of things up there, and the crowd
become somewhat excited. Whereup-
on the Chief Police Officer of the Hud-
son Bay Company, came down from the
Fort to arrest the speaker sin the name
of the Queen" Unfortunately there
were three thousand Americans around,
who Politely requested the officer to
"get." He did not arrest the speaker
'.in the name of the Queen"
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

PiscAroRy.-A party of three gentle
men says the San Francisco National
started early Thursday morning of last
week, cast anchor north of Alcatras
island and returned at o'clock in the
evening, having succeeded in catching
four bundled and seven fine rock cod.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

IT There are seventeen thousand
sheep on the San Justo Ranch, near
San Juan. Monterey county.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, oun.y Of Nev.a. A.
~ In Justices Court. Before John Anderson. j. p
The People of the STATE Of California, to HENRY
You are hereby summoned IN ,nre.r h.sr. ,h. rrs.,
Justice OF the Peace at his office said township
on hiDAY the lst day of October. A. ID. ls5e. a.
co who demand Of you the sum Of ele2 90 4 nered
file - - "P'~'A' w
On failure so to appear and answer judemen. viii b.
rende against for the said el21 90 doara
and costs Of suit Given under hsnd this l4ih day
Of September A. d. 1859.
JOHN ANDERSON. Justice Of the Pesee
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17
Sherif'S Sale,

RY virtue Of an Execution to directed and issued
District on the 10th day of August A. D. 1855 in IA
Of NORRIS MARTIN and AARON DAVIS and agap,t
ACHILLES SARGENT for the sum of sls5 90 toseth
er with costs of suit have levied upon the foloinr
described property, towit Certain Mining Claims st
uated on Shady Creek -Four Five Hundred Feet on
about 200 yards.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the 9th
day OF October 1853 between the hours Of ten O'Clock
A. NJ and P. NJ in front of the Court House door h,
the city Of Nevada will sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand the above described
property to satisfy and pay the aores iudg neps
Given under my hand at Office in the city OF Nevada
on this the 10th day of September 1858
Nevada, Sept. 18th ~
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

RoBBERY.-The St. Louis Hotel was
entered last night by robber who got
81 or SIS and revolver. After robbing
the till he went up stairs but was discov-
cred before he made any further hauls,
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

"What, my friends, is money!" asked
preacher, in sermon lately.
Two per cent, month" said State
street broker, suddenly awakening from
a doze.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

QUIET.-Slnce the election our town
has been remarkably quiet. Not even
2 adog-fght has disturbed the harmony
of the place.-Grass Valley paper.
The dogs had it all their own way
then, and ought to keep quiet till another
bone is thrown.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

hoping that the electric cable which
now connects Great Britain with the u.
S. will prove an additional link between
the Nations whose friendship is founded
upon their common interest and lecipro-
cal esteem. The Queen has much
pleasure in thus communicating with
the President and renewing to him her
best wishes for the prosperity Of the
United States.
The Presidents Reply.
Washington, Aug Is, 1883.
To Her Majesty Victoria,
Queer Of @. B.
The President cordially reciprocates
the congratulations of her Majesty the
Queen,of tn e success of the Great inter-
national enterprise accomplished by the
science, skill and indomitable energy Of
the two countries. 1t is triumph more
glorious, because far more useful to
mankind than was ever won by con-
quest on the field of battle. May the
Allan tic Telegraph under the blessing
of Heaven prove to be bond of per-
petual peace and friendship between the
countries and an instrument destined by
Divine Providence to diffuse religion,
civilization, liberty and law throughout
the world. In this view will not all the
nations of christendom spontaneously
unite in the declaration that it shall be
forever neutral, and that its communi-
cations shall be held sacred in passing
to the places of their destination even in
the midst of hostilities.
JAS BUCHANAN
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

MINsrRELs.-The new Theatre will
be occupied the remaining nights of this
week by the California Minstrels, >
whose merits as troupe are too well
known to require comment in this para
graph.
D. Gilman Waldron, is the Agent, and
first rate one he makes beyond dispute.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17
Store House to Let.

THE BRICK STORE, on COMMERCIAL STREET
i occupied by Geo. o. Kilbourne as Drug Store is
TO Let reasonable terms.
Enquire OF M ROSENHEIM
Sept lift
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17
Dissolution.

NHE partnership heretofore existing between the un-
/ dersigned under the firm name of H. G. PHILLIPS
& CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
II. G. PHILLIPS.
WIN. ODONNELL
Nevada, Sept I4th. 1883.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.

L, RATHER Stage Manager @. i. HAMILTON, Treas
H. HALLETr Musical Director. d. g. WALpKoS, Agent
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-17

Admission 81 90. Doors open at 7 to commence at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
INTERESTING FROM CHILE.
Our Valparaiso Correspondence.

VALPARAISO, or. Is, 1853
Suicidal Policy Of the gviciturists-to7tiaued Nigh
Prices Of Grain-Scarcity Of SpecieE Expectations Of
Gold and Silrer-7he Chilean Press the Political
Troubles of the Republic.
Commercial prospects here very dull The suicidal
policy Of grain and agricultural producers in keeping up
prices forbds expectation There are no manufactures,
and the consequent drain Of specie for remittance TO
for imports presses daily and heavily upon the
mercantile community Exchange upon the United states
rules at from 10 TO IL per cent silver coin commands from
three to four per cent premium, and for small gold
one half per cent is demanded, such is the scarcity OF
change. Political economists have urged srcnuousy the
imitation Of the policy of the United States under these
circumstances and the reduction of silver coin
dard comfortable the change ia the re,a
tive value Of the two precious metals but the
is slow TO make the reform Each semi monthly
bears with from 500 900 $3.50 silver CON- that
Of the ls took Sl24 o00 the Lima, which sailed for FL
rope via Rio Janero, the 10TH took s2l7 000 ana
morrows steamer viii take 100000 The remittance by
the Lima in ounces principally bu, the remainder Of
the expectation in silver coin of all sizes. As tn
amount Of coinage issuing from the Mint the same pc
Rod is comparatively Insignificant the scarcity becomes
daily annoying.
The political horizon Is again cloudei, and the
cenuaizng tendencies OF the present ajmn.stgato on
minded Of the people, and the prospect OF
poxinate outbreak is looked upon highly probable
enclose yon two articles from the Valparaiso Xercury-onc
an editorial bearing this subject tho other a we'll
written article by contributor who certainly takes
most impartial view of relations with South America
in general and Chile in particular endeavorng
his fellow countrymen - generous EMU atom energy
and enterprise, with their sister repubc Of the North.
prefer TO give you opinions written by Choans them
selves 20 issuing my Any opinion OF citizen
United States upon Chilean affairs polIcal private IS
regarded with jealous eye, and buted If at all cr
cal, TO leaven OF the spirit Of ilibusersm, which
here believed 10 pervade the very OF the Union
Chile has undoubtedly the most hopeful future Of any
country south OF the Guf OF Mexico. There l1eray
OF opinion in civil and religious alters the educa
ted which, II bloodess revolution be substituted for
an armed one, will pervade the masses; and il chile
but blessed with peace for ten years longer ALI
late our own country in the possession Of poiica,,
gious and civil liberty.
The following amount Of gold and silver coin, primes
paliy the latter has been shipped by the Pacific Steam
Navigation Compapys steamers from Valparaiso since
January -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
A FrAsrr RIVER MrwrR RrrrrSrp One az The

FRASER RIVER MINER RETURNED. One of the
Minnesota emgrants 70 Fraser river ma b'cvme ts
Uoural ed and turned back when The Nuaus travel
Inc home dog sled oak board about feet
l0rg and 20 nches bread, apparently slit nom TIE leg
dressed smoothly and turn 81 upward at the iron M Three
dogs two wolf and black Indto--iog attached
to this tanden With thongs nnd harness N buffalo nur
Two buiio robes blanket SHOT rrr ant - ua IS ~
reman. the return cuist 81 lie aaNe af, Sho
alone and 10 nne heath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27

THE AFFAIRS or LAWRENCE, SroNT n Co.--Yes
icrday testimony taken before Judge Bgeow 81 the
supreme Court, In chambers, In the equity o.
ceorgc Peabody ct al vs. lawrence Stone n Co. ct nj
Oncuding the Mddesex Mills Comparatively and the same
W. the corporation independent Of the firm OF lawrence,
Co. The plaintiffs cot forth that they advanced 10
samuel Lawrence in London the Of 800 900, ~
allie him a. ray for wool which he had purchased and
that he agreed 20 hold the wool trust security for
tbs advance. The wool went 10 the mills, and the defend
aegc that they purchased the wool OF Lawrence
WHILE the other rand, the plaintiffs claim that he
only Of the mills In the transaction and that they
responsible for the trust assumed by him The plain
tins have also commenced suit al law for the value
the wool IN the Circuit Court and the defendants have
petened the Supreme Court either cnion the plaintiffs
from pursuing the suit NJ law require them elect
whether they viii proceed with their suits equity nc
suits at law Rufus Choae and r. r. Curtis appeared
counsel Cor the naintls and e. y Goodrich aui W r. T.
Wa hburn for the defendants -os,ss Herald De %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
lnliInrnla Nalisals.

saw FRsvnSco. Wednesday evening, Nov. % 1853
Fouf-Saes nj ~ so si0 90 Grau--sales OF LIS bags
of choice wheat a. So light sales % barley AT 81 -
al rs. Iotatoes-Salcs nj T5c. p0c per bag rroyi-
sonssacs OF $50 packages pork ami hhds extra
clear bacon. private terms, 3e5 hrkus butter lots
also private. Groceresales ~ LIS BIOS. crushed sugar
axe $50 mats choice No at he. 50 do, do, N &c.
300 bags Rio coffee, 13c. 80 900 lbs do do l50 kits
No. macgerel, SEQ mats China rce 6ls half bots dried
apples, IN lots, 600 boxes Hs soap, 20 cases Ace Of
Trumrs tobacec-all private terms. Lquors-7p CO
Bancroft cider sold at 81 100 dozen DuncaDs ae 81 15
leo tbls low proof wh'skey, private. OILS 6. lard
sold private terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27
THE LECTURE SEASON.

DEW TfIkO. L. CUSLEfs Will. LECTURE IN r. NJ FfpSr
IL Baptist church, FUN and South Fth sreess
MnamsuurRh "Wednesday evening. December ~ iss
the tenstt - The heussn street Mission hJol subject
WnmsnAoodp Tickets 2, cents ~ he bal a; fate music
store ~ south Seventh street. Holmes box store, 81 Fourth
street. ana ~ Fosters, 90 Grant street
DEv ,. T.. HARRIS VIII LECTURE At TuE NEW
~ York University Nashtn square, Tuesday
iug, Dee - VI "a O'Clock subject ,hri-, Heaven and
thrbt on farth.N Seats Tree.
POLITICAL.
nEMocRsIiC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT.
~ ;eeTAmmany Hail. dec. a. 1851 special nesting %
the Democratic Republican ees, committee tho ity sud
county Of New York will H. hell At famnany Han Toes
day evening, the 18th ~ IT., at y c'ciock.
ISAAC V. tuvItR. Chairman rro ten.
JoHs II. WItIAvs, ts.--,.t..
sAsuIL u. NASnERugYbES, ''''7'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27

WEDNESDAY, 3.-Count Valentine Es,erhazy, Austrian
Minister to Russia, In Paris The deceased aullc
councillor Of Vienna. II he who, after the taking Of
ebasolci charged by Austria carry the Emperor
Alexander The prciminares 81 peace which became the
baees Of the treaty Of Paris The Count The sOnnaw
q Count Nesselrodc.
srSpv, Stanley lees Giffard, Esq, LID. known 1,
English stat, smcn, q letters and the public, rs hav
rr exercised for considerably than quartcr OF
century tbc Office o. editor q the London Standard
ert al suprot Evangelical religion IN M Church Of
FrEand end tho general advancement OF Proi sianism
s.-Ber1amn g. Better, Of the New York bar, cele-