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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10

11ZlA FOR CHARLESTON, S. C
Nf=tfa4GsaSM. THE MERCHANTS LINE-To sail on
sSATURDAY, the 18th ns-The cop
pered clipper schooner ar C STANARD, JR. :" Capt D.
H. Trayers will positively sail as above For freight or
passage apply to CHARLES PENDERGAST,
No. II Smiths wharf.
re- All charges paid on goods shipped by this line and
goods sent tony address will be forwarded free of
mission.
NB.-Shppers by this line will please send duplicate
receipts with each lot of goods
HENRY P RUSSELL, Esq, Agent in Charleston
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-10
MWtbsu0i3t.

HOLLAND GIN.-"Triple Berry, brand,
for sale, to arrive per mississippi" direct from
Rotterdam, by CHAS. Fl. MYERS & BRO. n4-tf
HERRING 900 barrels prime No
Halifax Herring, landing and for sale by JAS
CORNER & SONS. n2u
HAMS.-50 ties. Jarvis best Canvassed
Il Hams, for sale by JOSEPH CARSON & co. n3-tf
HEAVY SHIPPING LEAPS hhds.
IL Heavy Leaf Tobacco for sale by
WARWICK, Prick & BALL,
Jy2S-u 60 South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22

NEW DETERMINATION or TIE SOLAR PARAL1Ax.-Mr.
j. NJ Gilliss, the Superintendent Of the Government
Naval Astronomical Expedition in the Southern He.
msphere to determine the suns distance from the EARTH
has reported to the Secretary of the Navy that all the OBJ
servatons made during the voyage had been placed in
the hands of DR.. Il. A. Gould, Jr Of Cambridge Mass
and that he has declared the result be- that the suns
equatorial horizontal psrasx is s4e60 seconis 0762
seconds less than the value commonly adopted and be
concludes that may assume It'll advantage $4,000
coDds correspondng TO distance for that luminsry Of
&c 100 900 statute miles. DR.. Gerlng, eminent geOme
ter OF Germany, suggested the practcab!y Of deerrl
ing this fundamental astronomical da.pm from obser-
vsons Of Venus the inferior conjunction, instead OF
awaiting the rare phenomena OF transix CT the planet
across the suns disc and the earDes requon Of ply
scts both in Europe and this country, induced Congress
10 authorize the expedition by special grant the sppro
baton bill approved 81 August ls+s. The expedition
abeert from the United States nearly three and half
years. and the observations constituting the imme
date object Il the expedition extended through parts OF
each Of the years from November, 1879 20 September
1852, inclusive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22

wnlrise BARE ALsssspyR, Dousherty, Of New BEDFORD
PM into bey Nsw Nov 2 = ,sPsIr aawsse, sustained
heavy had got up when they ship 70 teep her OF
rose on The stabasrd and broke u on board carry
boats iwo deckhousss galley the compnnion
hatch and skyeh, and aft both sides.
sprung mzcnmas, and completely cleared he decks aba
ne msipmsst A sesmar named Connolly swept over
board lost second had hs back broken, third brake
HE and fourth his collar bone Prom te immense quan
~ that must have beard ID surprising
that I'll hands decs a. he time carried aud
drowned The covering hosrd the sarboard side
made sse the acciden' The Alexander
has been out ~ montns, shd he's secured 100 bbla
CORK FeS 1.-The American ship Mejora Kcmpton pre-.
yonsiR reported rs having IN ieaky hanied the oysi
DEAL Feb The scarso Crower from Nqpia fo- london
has been supplied with anchor aud chain Ramsgse
The RoSena Martin for New YORK hiss been suppied win
ane Dor and part Of chain this day
LoSpos. teb s-ship Red Rover Logan NJ vevr vcrt
from lquique, while riding % The he Iuda
Dock ycsttr lay caught the ground broke af
shore lying across the tide and making heavy ls' The
efmana ~, amer gong down the river after toto
her starboard bow cutting her down and donv her csfs
rnhe injury cargo likely 20 be damaged The Red Rover
hiss since been taken into The Victoria Dock.
MynouRSr Dec ib-The Au,hneaeh Clarke arrived here
Dec reports having sighted several large icehergs Nov u.s.
1T 4ss on ~ r. cay passed part II hull large
shp winch appeared 10 have been in with Ice being
chaed he severity o The weather prevented further
information being Obtained and the fh passed about y
zee, 1 snip rail with Elk stancheons and bulwarks attached
Nntice 90 Mariners.
The following extract from the log q vessel Hrveh
~ sydney NSW aug g. sighted an issud lately thrown ~
3t Vgosnic osin Is suaea in la 10 = Jog NO ~ NJ "a
isih0ms Jhe island Ere All over Shoal wafer wa
uno the Ssw side but the laod was steep on hs ana
sides
Arr AT sydney Nsw Nov " Commodore Morris Law
renee, Of Falmouth, from the souih Seas, no report
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22
News from south America.

The steamship Petropos arrived at Southampton Eng
the 81 Of February With The Brazilian mails.
Her dates are-o De Janoiro let Bahia 9Th and Per-
ussbuco 10Th Of January
The Tetropos had 20 passengers Ell 600 IN specie,
diamonds valued IS 800 and general cargo Inclusive Of
$50 bags Il coffee
A' 80 Nas United states frgate Plymouth
Prom the London Times, FEB
our correspondent AZ Rc writes olloes on TIE sic
n Dec mber,-The dsss rous news brought by this
steamer from Europe has affected eriay this market
90 The f The Bank oi Brazil raised ts If discount
70 " pcr cebt ami bills Engsnd have been passed A.
2id and ttd Tie stock OF C0dce on hand cannot be
Far short Of 200 600 bags about 49, 200 II prices
we're 20 ial 20 coo ~ 500 think importers would
prefer shrTng on these rates rather than
run the rick q RENTING bs The gold 10 the
lark coiersis but 'rfe, and large premium is nov
udered FOR a that appears al market Soveregns have
been sold a. So cash and douDOons may quoted al
50 GO SO $500 Excepting VS. wines, sales have been
~ limited. Bank share worth loo 10 1O7 milreis
premium The bilF returned protested Tor non payment
90 y le "a were pad here Immediately by the drawer
We l0ok anxousty Tor a,er dates from Iondon Al
tas pfeas rs none ~ large Interest," Al stake
ttery ranch ~ trade has bcCn with few ltions
sodnry duu snd viz continue 90 unsl sales OF c0Ise
ie erssIee Freifhis Gull Arrivals numerous
AZ Btha po saes ~ colt hsd transpred, AM quota
tous cut uu' be given. lA~c CT 40 supplies ot coffee
iac arrived from tbe Interior and the receipts from Cara
Ncss consisted u roo bags, which vere disposed Of by
uohc Acuon q D. ioi1wtng p.cce,- Washed b,SOO 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22

$500 pcY arrobs unwashed nrsts, A,soo TO s,l5o On
the tn January sugars were up % 400 for raw browns
or lSs Cd ex freight, and 2, 100 for nne browns or
c0s 3D., ex freight whites neglected .. 5000 oocoa-
ssoo Or So. e1 freight; The crop was nearly DONE
at 23hd and closed a. 22hd. Gold. and 10 per cent
premium Hides were being shipped on account OF deal
ers ~ hey would not give way in price The weather
much that ia probable The 1859 will unite
The following our pcrnambuco correspondents letter,
The numerous and heavy suspensions that have taken
place in England Hamburg, &c, and the continued alarm
ing accounts have caused considerable anxiety tnis
side Discounts have advanced 10 IL and l6 per for
first class bills Portuguese gold has been freely pur-
chased al IL per cent prenum foveregns at 10 300 Bra
lillian gold 1t per cent premium.
With the unfavorsbe rates of exchange and diiculty
OF obtaining bills oduce has been used for the purpose
OF remittance, and prices Of sugars are very high com
pared with European Our quotations for
does are 400 900 per arroba 1ss I'd 10 24s per
cwt free on boarJ whites, 400 10 800 per arroba
1ss ID 70 sos 3d. per cwt, free on board ex freight
stocks for sale are small and packers firm in their de-
mAnds,
Go,.ons b7sd; to Cd: per ID, free on bo,rd.
Hides -l6d per b., free on board.
freiehs 3os and per cent last rate for the Channel
THK STATE ELECTIONS IN TER ORIENTAL REPUBLIC
BRAZIL AND PARAGUAY OFFICIAL NEGOTIATIONS
-IHAKNsE RISE OF THE rARAGuAY RIVER;
Translated from the Correo Kercan Of Rio Janeiro,
We received papers yesterday rom Montevdeo to the
llth, and from Buenos Ayres "a the 10th inst
As regards the Oriental republic, the news from the IN
terror represents triumphant everywhere the list OF
representatives which said to have been supported by
ministers.
The affair Of Cenelones had no further consequences
Brgto Sveira, ex Chief Of Police called on BY the go
vernmont, came mmsdstely 10 present himself But II
certain that the elections Of this department will
be annulied az We already stated.
Arrests were st taking place, and the trial Of the c
GERS who have been accused OF attempt TO seduce the
artillery battalion 10 revolt was progressing.
In general the situation OF the country the same as
two or three months ago
Senior Iamego !ef. three days before for Parana.
II seems that be will have returned 20 Monte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22
RgwsHps.

@ = RFwARn -IUST. ON FEB IS A IN ,tas YELLOW
,pD dog with leather collar on the neck was seen,
kiFI street eeveeh First snd Se~nnd avenues II leh
5st Marks place the above reward viii be given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22
-
PFC " ss,S Al


A D-PACKAGE RECEIVED; EVERYTHING ALL
~ right; come back, we ere waiting FOR you. }. "a.
INFORMATION WANTEp-OF GEORGE MuAOH.
who lefi hs home Friday Feb. ~ When last seer
the of Broad and Wall Streets wore BLACK
cloth vest black pants black frock coat and black
gold watch and back euard % 70, stool ,"nt Nv. 80,
nine noes, stout built 40 years ~ Any niO/h uH
concerning him will be- ank received ny ha we Nr4
WALTON No. III East Twenty fourth street Dat papers
please cory
81 received ycur letter IN tine tCnd sgn ~ = SWAN
CO, Augusta, Georgia.
MOUNT PLEASANT CEtFBRATloN -oip 1hAoU
III sies are informed that the eNercis"s axe psco or
"Wednesday. oath. att r. ~
,,,uv vcuNa LADY WHO WAS SEEM 40 PtCE w
L part Of pair Of diamond caIrhgs, cnss,or Of blue
sf dr1p All rounded diamonds al the bal lhusdqy
nfgh at ne civ Assembly Rooms can pd SEND
inc 10 lss Chatham square corner Of New Bowery ia the
change Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

The market quiet and sales Light, including
pots u exc, and pearls II exc
BREADsTups There was better demand from
the trade generally including purchasers for The east
ward and 70 extent for export The sales embraced
about 5000 1000 barrels, at An advance Of about &c
Der bb especially for State ard Western brands which
not plenty and in good demand We quote the cur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22
rosr AVID FOUND

noG LosT-A YELLOW TERRIER; re HAD on =
slack leather solar and has long art lone ,vii
Five dollars reward will be paid for hs A5 West
Twelfth street
n OFT-CN SUNDAY, 2lST. AT rHE NEW YOVg
~ Pest office, BLACK Newfoundland dog wl'b leather
COLOR nsmed gacE curly bat savag.
WITH L. fettrsen, % Rector street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22

OF fHNtFsse
debt, per cent.
The cost Of the road and equipment was 81 $685.
1902 OF. The road is % miles long, The number of
passengers carried during the year 3s7 1856. and
the tons of freight 81 800. The expenses of main
tanning the road and real estate were si3625 81; re-
pairs of machinery, s37,75G; operating the road,
1921 ,90l.
EArNiSGs AND CASH RFcYTTs AND PAYSESrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22
value Of exports from the commencement o

Total s4,sce ess s2.s74l04 s2es, 1872 s2,2Oo 72l
pecreasn "A coupared with 1857 .,.,.... Qa2 $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22

since Jan. t........f4 osopts 3753st0i IA 527 6C3
The following table will compare the exports Of
the seven principal staple articles for the week and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22

1o'al...... ........ -siOi7.3l4 s60l 63,
Decrease or week IS compared with Tia, o 1851 4027I
TAs folbwjag is comparative statement of tb,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22

SuirMFNrS SPK,Ig sRcy rry PORT or NEW Yoag
ctasmet Arabia I5verpo.ol Am Gold rosn s71S l;s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22

BALTIMORE Feb 70 Arr Prussan sbp Arnold 8oningcr.
Hsshaeen. NYork echrs Rosamond Reynolds fernsnhuco
Proakfed, Fske BOSTON Gid brig Abbsasfsrd Cooper,
Kingston, ia schr Horace Bell CiarE Jack-onve sid
shp Annapolis Pickett San Francisco brig Eca bernard
Bourne Trinidad de Cuba.
MOBILE t-h 1e-Arr (hy ien chips Mongolia, Nechsr.
London Pioneer. Montgomery. AutwNrp
NEW ORLEANS, Fob II PM-Arr -sAmsh,pa Galveston
Terry aud TeNss fawies- Galveston tr lt.ipW ah,p rs
Gilchrist Williams fr,m kyors schr Vac 1er-hoa, Ser
shon, IRON Bosom cid ships Duncan Ots ana Arrnr
(brl Cummings, Liverpool. kss Orleans Rio GAvre. " ~
Boody Badger, Trieste 81 ChRrisp Conway, svofk bark
Ceres Humphreys glsssO~.
Arr th 10y tea ships Crmea lord, LIVERPOOL, IRA Cat
IT, g, Iyuus, Antwerp
NORFOLK Feb Is-Arr scbr 7. W Alexander Alexander,
Rcckland. Old -chr Snow Sgusl. Huckmnsicr Work
PORTLAND Feb lq-Cld bark Tsnaro krey IASsna
Arr ls,h ,chr Dsshins Wave, Freshman rsns-r VIA Fro
virceown
SAVANNAH, Feb I7-Arr shrs Highland Chisf. awaaton.
and Georgia Naclonn Liverpool .chr ScrHuion, foSlens
N1Ork. Cid brig Ierborn Ealch Seia River. srhr Eek
ford Webb. Sprague. NNcrk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

By letters received from Col STANDARD,
we learn that the CoSrespoadent left Liver
pool on the 18th inst with 800 tons salt
for Cleveland, The Harmon sailed on the
lItb for Montreal, Mr.. HASDY has sold
the d. 3. Serton to Captain PIERCE for
ss, 600, half cash and half Ia six months.
Capt PrERcB has chartered the Scaton and
the Rcrshdp for South America Col
STANDARD and Mr.. HANDY left for Paris on
the 18th inst, where the latter would re-
main until the first Of September Col
SrAsDARr was to leave for home on Thurs
day last.
The following extract from the London
Times account of the Agamemuon's Ca
ble trip show a Cleveland vessel came near
spelling the laying Of the Cable
At noon on Monday, August the 2nd.
observations showed us to be in lat. 81 deg.
35 min. n, long, l9 deg 4S min. w, hav.
ing made good l27 l-2 miles since noon of
the previous day, and completed more than
the half way to our ultimate destination. -
During the afternoon an American three
masted schooner, which afterwards proved
to be the Chieftain, was seen standing from
the eastwards towards Us. No notice was
taken of her at first, but when she was
withiu about half mile of the Agamem-
non she altered her course and bore right
down across our bows. A collision. which
might have proved fatal to the cable. now
seemed inevitable, or could be avoided by
the equally hazardous expedient Of altering
the Agamemnon's eonrse. The Valorous
steamed ahead, and fired gun for her to
heave too, which, as she did not appear to
take much notice of, was quickly followed
by another from the bows Of the Agamem-
non and second and third from the Val
orous but stiA the vessel held her course,
and as the only resource left to avoid col
lission the course of the Agamemnon was
altered just in time to pass within a few
rods Of her. 1t was evident that our pro-
ceedings were source of the greatest pos
sible astonishment to them, for all her crew
crowded upon her deck and rigging At
length they evidently discovered who we
were and what We we're doing, for the
crew gave usthree hearty cheers. Tbous
the Agamemnon was obliged to acknow-
ledge these congratulations in due form,
the feelings of annoyance with which we
regarded the vessel which, either by the
stupidity or careicssness of those on board,
was so near adding fatal and unexpected
mshap to the long chapter of accidents
which had already been encountered, may
easily be imagined. TO those below, who
of course did not see the ship approaching,
the sound of the first gun came like a
thunder-bolt, for all took it as a signal OF
the breaking of The cable. The dinner
tables were deserted in moment, and a
general rush made mp the matches to the
deck, but before reaching it their fears
were quickly banished by the report of
succeeding gun, which all new well conld
only be caused by . shipin our way or a
man overheard
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04


Business increases moderately. The new
goods of present importation are in fair re-
quest, and as the supply is not in excess,
prices arc steady. There is fair business
doing in all desirable goods at private sales,
though little has yet been done by auction
The opening sale Of French merinos, bonn
bazines, delaines, etc, took place last week
Many duplicates were sold, and the bulk Of
the cataiougue was disposed of satisfactori-
ly, and above the cost of reproduction and
importation, though not at high prices. -
High prices are cut of date just now. =
Foreign wooden good goods are in great
over supply, and prices are heavy The
receipts of domestic fabrics are large. The
demand at present is hardly equal to them
Business altogether is tame. The sales are
mostly small parcels, buyers laying in stock
with the utmost caution and with the
greatest sefrestrant, fearful that the con
sumption Of the country will be restricted
by the necessity of the times. Brown
shcetings and shirtihg have declined a lit.
tie. Prints and delains are more steady in
price, with moderate demand, but the
supply is kept up BY continual receipts
The general depression rather works in fa-
vor of homemade fabrics, and in dslaTor
Of those of foreign manufacture, from their
greater cheapness, shifting tho reduced
means of the consumer; and this is aided
by the improvement making by our home
manufacturers in the styles Of their goods.
Low grades Of cassimeres are over-abun.
dant, and sell low; but the demand for the
best qualities Of fancy styles is maintained
at good prices. WooIens otherwise are
dull at declining prices
NJ y Tadcpeadenk
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

THE HUGHES PRISTIXe TELEGRAFfI Ma
CHIMES IN EyGLAND-A private letter from
London, I7th inst, by the City of Balti-
more, states that the Hughes Printing Tel
graph machines were placed upon the line
of the Eclectic Telegraph Company he
tween London and Liverpool on the l4th
inst, and had greatly astonisbed the tele-
graph managers, operators, &c. by their
wonderful performances working with the
most perfect regularity at the rate Of 35
to 80 words per minute between the two
cities, notwithstanding a heavy rain, which
had lasted for two days, aad disabling all
other instruments. The lrst message over
the Atlantic Cable from Trinity Bay was
flashed through to London by the Hughes
machines. The speed Of The Hughes ma
chimes is about 800 per cent greater than
the English machines, which do not record
the messages Transmitted, while the Hughes
machines print every word in plain, clear,
capital letters. We are also grati6ed to
learn from the same source that negotia-
tions have been opened by the Atlantic
Company, looking to pnrchase of the
patent Of the Hughes invention. with the
view to the immediate nse Of the machines
upon the Atlantic Coble--the agent Of
Professor Hughes being willing to guaran-
tee that the machiaes viii transmit intelli-
gence 200 per cent faster and with more
accuracy than can be done by any other
system. In fact Professor Hughes conf
depty expects TO be able to write through
the cable at the rate Of from five to ten
words per minute. Professor whitehouse,
who is working the cable, claims to be able
to work at the rate Of about one word per
minute; bnt the great difficulty Of con
trolling bis peculiarly constructed magnets
occasions the loss Of a great portion Of each
day ii adjusting The Hughes machines
win probably be put upon the cable line
early 10 September
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

Bs- In a county in central Mississippi,
a party Of nine men contributed TO pur-
chase barrel Of whisky for their use during
the term Of the court In three weeks
eight Of the nine were dead, while the
ninth made q narrow escape,
pl~ In Exeter, n H., on Sunday last,
inst as Rev Mr.. Lamphear (0rthodox)
was entering his church, two females in the
choir got intoa most desperate fight, much
to the damage Of faces. bonnets and cloth
ing Of tho beliigerents. After the fight
had proceeded some time few gentlemen.
mastering up courage, interfered and put a
stop TO the disgraceful scene Jealousy, Il
Is said, was at the bottom Of it,
DGg- The American financler arrested at
Liverpool was James FELTON,, the man who
ran away from Skaneateles, N. r., with
bis partRer's wife and $40 900 belonging to
the Hrm He was pursued The following
week TO England, by New York policeman
Leonard who arrested him Az ho was en-
deaForing 10 escape on the 5th inst, and
succeeded 10 recovering some $3G 600 worth
of be abstractbd securities
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
The Viotoriea of eoience.
No such Word as Tueurabls.


"Your system is breaking up" says the sen.
tentious practitioner, who secs the bodily
strength OF his patient sinking day by day, and
has administered all his hackneyed stimulants in
vain. This is Sir Oracles utimatum, and he
leaves the victim Of debility, like stranded
wreck, 70 "sink or swim. survive OF perish, as
fate may determine. But let the invalid though
abandoned by professional experimentasts, be
Of good cheer 1t is in such crises as these that
the restorative power of Hoiloway's remedies
is most triumphantly demonstrated No matter
from what cause the prostration may arise,
whether it be the consequence of specific dis
ease, or merely symptoms Of its approach, Hol-
loways Pills will arrest the evil The system
does not break up spontaneously. Morbid To-
huences arc at work somewhere IN the vital or
ganization, and wherever they may lie in am
bush this searching remedy will work us way
TO them and ueutralize them.
It is unnecessary TO describe the terrible
mental depression which accompanies great
bodily weakness and debility. Acute pain is
more toIerableI For The physical and mental
ensraies rally 10 meet II; but when the muscu-
lar and nervous systems are completely relaxed,
the appetite gone. and the very principle Of VII
laity seems to be departing, the mind sinks into
despondency and despair In such an exigeney
immediate relief may be invariably derived from
course Of Hooway's Pills. Their effect is
not merely to recuperate the physical powers,
bot TO repair and renovate the shaken consttu-
ton 10 India, where the climate and luxurious
habits tend to produce premature decay both
among The European residents and the native
prsncea the restorative action Of the Pins IS
pgoverbial, and IL this conptry they have been
pfononnoed B high medicaI authority the best
remedy lof general wce lness and debility that
has yet beou offered 10 mankind.
~ Y.'JVaf Pol Cazefie
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

RttAnAuoH--R Recent news nom Europe ou-
braces tho following item,
Djeddo, Arabia, was bombarbed by The
British aseamer Oyclops, IN coneequeuce, ID
is said Of the delay Of the Tnkish authorities
in granting reparation for the recent Massa-
ere there Of the English Consul and Others.
The Cyclops shelled the towa for Eve days
when lshmael Pasha the Turkish Com.
missioner hually made bis appearance In The
place and promised to arrange the matter
He subsequently executed eleven Of The
murderers aud sent four to Constautinople
TO be dealt with by the Sn'tan The Cylops
then took her departure.