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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

FRANK LEsnE's MoNTHLY-The April
number of this admirable Magazine is be-
fore us, with all its rich contents of Art and
Literature. The romantic and beautiful
novel of Verona Brent" is continued, and
the eccentric course of the high-spirited and
beautiful heroine grows more and more in
teresting. Several other fine Tales, beauti-
fully illustrated, together with fine Poems
and articles o. universal interest, render the
contents of this number more than usually
attractive. The Engravings are varied and
beautiful, and the steel Fashion Plate and
the Fashion Illustrations are finely executed
and represent the newest styles of every
knd of ladies' apparel. 1t should be on
every lady's work table.
Frank Leslie promises an ~un usually rich
number for May, new and Charming fea-
tlres having been in preparation for some
time.
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A Hint.

In going 10 Philadelphia, some of our
people, go the old route by the Cattawissa
and Reading Railroads; while others go
by the way Of Harrisburg The fare, we
believe is about equal; but, the chances
for safety are decidedly in favor of The Cata.
wissa. This opinion is based on the fact,
that notwithstanding the tall bridges and
tunnels on this road; yet it has never lost
nor injured passenger. Accidents or de-
lays have been very rare, under the prudent
management of Mr.. Fonda, the former and
Mr. Goodwin the present uperintendent.-
On the other hand there have perhaps been
more accidents, delays, deaths, and inlur-
les on the Northern Central, than on any
road in the State, in the same length of time
Whether the misfortunes are owing 10 the
road itself, or the management, shall be ven-
tilated hereafter. At present, ii is only our
purpose 10 advise our friends in this place
who take the consideration of safety unto
the account, 10 travel TO the city by the good
old route and they may have occasion to
thank us for this friendly admonition.-
More anon.-MOnt0ur american.
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NoTHCE-We will continue to send
out bills 10 those OF our patrons who are ir-
debied 10 us for one, flcO, and three. years
subscription 10 ihe STAR until the first Of aioy
n<zf. All those indebted TO rs for three
ye,sr's subscription. $50 o0j who do not pay
pfbmpi attention 10 these bills, We will be
under the necessity of placing their accounts
in ths hands Of an officer for collection. and
discontinue the paper. We have quite a
nursber on our books who have the 6rst
cert 10 pay us- Many such delinquen,s
would break up printer, unless his panta-
socn pockets were daily lined with cash
Iron, some other source. We ars necsssa-
riI5 obliged q make close nolleciions mp 10
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

IL we mistake not Rhode Island will hold
her State election to-day "wednesday.
We have seen it stated that, in the event OF
the reelection of Gov. Spargue, Rhode Is
land would secede from the Union and join
the Southern Confederacy RepubIicanism is
at discount all over At no election, ,since
last fall, have they come up to their stand.
ard vote. We have had Democratic gains
al every elaciion since the Presidential elec-
ton, and ere long, or at the earliest oppor.
lunity, Democracy will bury them SO deep
that they never can be dug up again there
will not be one left TO sing a requiem over
the grave.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

Messfs. EVANS & WATSON manufac-
iured the Fire Proof Sales which have been
III use since lie commencement of our
Bank, and are supplied wnh three of their
Patent Alphabetical Bank Lock, aud have
gwen ehtife satisfaction. TINS Lock we
have grea confluence IN, boh as regards
security and convenience, there being no
chance TO blow II oui with powder aud 70
key TO carry We consider II ons of The
oesl and sales Locks now m use.
ROBERi NORRIS, Pres'l Comth Bank.
HENRY GRAMBO, Cashier.
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IcAN BEE JOURNAL" for April, have been re-
ceived Every page of these handsome
monihlies is filled with matter of deep inn
portance to the men who cultivate the soil
or who are engaged in the interesting and
profitable occupation of Bee Culture. The
publishers, desirous of having them thor
oughly introduced, send specimen copies
of either or both, without charge, TO all who
may desire it. The price per year of these
journals, is One Dollar, each. Where both
are ordered at the same time, they are FUR
nished at 81 so, with handsome book as
a Premium. Address A. M SpangIer 4 Co.,
25 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
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Another Victory for Evans g. Wal
sons SaiamaRder Safe,

O"ego, N March II, 1850
GenliaHen-it affords me much pleasure
10 INFORM you that the Safe No. Gnor,oh,I
which | purchased of B. Stroud. yonr f.
elIing Agent, has passed through an az.
ceediEeiy hot fire In a three story h,,,k
building, which heated the Safe 10 = vt,;,..
heat, so that the corners of ii appear mel,.
ed; but II preserved my books and valnahis
papers 10 the amount OF several thon.,,,.I
dollars, Tor which feel thankful.
lonrs, Respectfully,
J. n. ELDRIDGF
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WHAT SAY THEY Now l-When Mr. Bu-
chanan intimated the difficulty of enforcing
the laws in those States where all the feder-
al officers had thrown up their commissions,
and no others could be found there 10 fill
Them, the whole Republican camp says a
colemporary, raised their howl at him, and
denounced him as an "im mbecile, "a coward
and a traitorp' What have they TO say
now, when their own chief tells them thai
"whie the strict legal right may exist OF the
government 10 enforce the execution OF
these offices, the attempt 10 do SO would be
so irritating and SO nearly imprac;cable
withal, that deem it better 10 lorgo for the
time, the uses of such office ~ He says
too that he shall only act on the defensive
in reference to the forts a1d other property
and when MIR. Buchanan said the same,
'':ra:tor, coward imbecile," was the uni
versal howl. What say they now!
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MARRIED..

On the 2lst inst, by ]. NJ. Chemberliu,
ESQ, MIR. E A ScoTT, 10 Miss CATHARINE
Eek ERT, both of Scott township. Columbia
county.
On the 2lst inst, by Rev. J. M Salmon,
Mr. II. II BRowN, to Miss ELIZABETH Cox
NER, both of Centre twp, Columbia co
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References

U. Mint: Phiiad elphIa T. ). Arsenal,
Philairlpnia & Cal n Liberies Bank !;
Poustown Bank Chester Valley B,nk !,
South esiern Bank OF Va; b INK OF Gold--
borough, n. c. Bank Of Raleigh, n. c. /;
Bank OF Salisbury, n c.; Bank of Jersey
Shore, Pa. ; Bank OF Newark, D-l Bank
OF Northumberland; LeNieburg Bank.
ApEll 81. 1861
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

A QUESTION FOR PoLITIcAL PRoPHETs.-
getting Chase into the Cabinet, would not
TIE Tribune have how led like fury over the
rumored evacuation Of Fort Sumter But
now what has become of No Compromise,
mo Backdown,' No Concession to Trai-
tors and other large capitals that flourish
ed at the Tribune masthead the other day
-EdSt0n AreuS.
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WINNERS BRIDGE-


Lancaster Township, July 30, 1860 I
Messrs. EVANS & WATSON
Gentlemen-The small SIZE No. Saf.-
;nander Safe which purchased rom Won,
agent, Mr.. Adam r. Barr, IN LABcaster c;,,,
on July 20th 1853, has been subjected N
very severe test, which ii withstand !,
mos; satisfactory manner. Phi> Sale. con.
tanning all my books, hgether with y.lna-
BILE papers belonging 10 myself and 80,
to my neiebbors aud friends, and ,aa
sentlug value OF over Twenty TbonIan.,
Dollars, [S20,0001 was in my NH ,,b,c,,
was destroyed on the night OF The a7,h ,e
July, 1860, and passed Ihrongh The t;.,,
ordeal uuscaIhed. TIE Sale wa. -, ~.
second floor. and fell 10 The basema,, -
the Mil and was subjected lor six boo,s
10 al intense heat among he ruins wb;ch
was greatly increased by Ihe combustion ~
large quantity OF grain confined wi,h;,,
The BRICK walls. After the fire the S. 70 ,yss
opened aud the books aud papers tak.n On.
IN state OF perfect preservation. the ma.
per nos even being dIscoored. This FAC,
was, however, 10 many, bysianders bet
ter recommendation oil your Safes ihao
conld be expressed in any other words
from me. Yours Respectfully,
SAMUE l. RANCK
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Literary Societies.

fHNHE mex, Convention of the 'Lltersry
i Union OF Monrour, Colum bia, and adj
cent countess W u be held at the Coufi
House, IN Danville, on the 9th OF Apr
1861, al 10 O'Clock, a. IN All Societies.
The above character are cordially requssied
10 send FIVE delegates TO represent them 8.
said Convention.
The public generally are invited 10 a
tend.
REBER PAINTER. /
A j. HARDER, Com. OF Ar range
CHAS. w. SHOLES, meals.
Dauvilie. March %, 1851.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

q Gao. G. EVANS publishes card in to
days STAR 10 which we invite attention =
ldr. Evans is man of large experience in
the book trade, and is about to start new
enterprise, for the advancement OF which
he wants 2,5Oc agents For further pariicu-
Iaxs address. him with stamp, at 436 Chest
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

The Genesss Larmer, has been received
in our Office for April. 1t contains some
very useful hints TO our farmers about
spring farming, Is well as much infirma-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

Why DON'T THEY IMPEAcH HIM ?-When
the South Carolina Commissioners visited
Washington 10 treat with Mr.. Buchanan,
the Republican press, and the leaders in
their party, were for impeaching the Presi-
moment Commissioners from the Southern
Confederacy are IN Washington for the pur-
pose of treating with old Abe. Rebubl caus !!
why don't you impeach "honest old Abe"
for not hanging them
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PETERsoN's MONEY DETEcToR has arrived
for April with lis, of new counterieits
exposed therein. II is a capital bank note
counterfeit defector-no safer guide in the
country. Published by Peterson, the re-
nowned book publisher of Philadelphia
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03
EVANS & WATSON,S
IS 5sssssrPh Phira Manufactured
is AIM DER
SAFES:
~ =, ss;ses=ss:sssa - No s04 Crs-inci S,r.a,
es2sz1zs lzsszzzzz9 PHlLADEI PHI

q HESE Safes are in use now all ov,r,ba
Uni' >t+'es, and have been well ,es.-
Ell Ia msny f'"s; The following shows an
other instance OF tiielr capabil,ty III re-ist-
ing FIRE.
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Reinforcement Of Fort pitkens

WAsHIEGToN, March 29.-It is said iha:
Fort Pickens was reinforced more than
week ago, and that several hundred United
States troops were taken i'll, from vessels
off in the stream By small boats, at night.
The Southern Commissioners, however,
doubt the truth Of the report, and profess 10
have assurances from the Government 10
The contrary.
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TaE Express Office has been removed !;
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PET RSONS'
New Publications E!

New aud GOOD BOOKS by the best Au
thors, published and Tor sale by /. B. Peter
son s. Brothers, No. 800 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia And sent Tree OF Postage Il
all 10 any place, on remlttIEg Us the price
OF the ones wished.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

THE CROSSED PATH; A story Of Mod
ern Lie By Wilkie Collins, author O
Woman in White The Dead Secret, elC
One vol l2mo., cloth 81 %; or ia TWO vols
paper cover, for one dollar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
WHAT A BALTIMORE REBEL SAYS.

The following incidents Of the late riot in Baltimore,
and the concluding statements the intentions
and dongs of the Rebels there derived from let
ter written 10y prominent officer in the Rebel forces:
"An old, gray haired man, aged more than sixty-fve
years saw one Of the Massachusetts soldiers in the act
of leyeling hs musket, when he rushed in bis shirt
sleeves from his shop oisarmed the by main force,
and killed him with tne bayonet Some thirty negroes
engaged in unloading vessel dropped their work and
Joined in the 0sault the Massachusetts, men, and
rife, or boys popgun for killing torn-ts is brought
into throughout the State and the sentiment is uni
versal that more Northern troops shall cross the
State without fighting their way every STEP and every
shooter. This city alone has appropriated halt mil
lion # dollars and million has he given b.
private subscription. Winans isrunninc 20 men NJ -
and ,.ty, in his immense establishment, casting
non, shot and SHELF putting mp grape and c1niser
and preparing other munitions OF war aud everything
is moving on grand scale
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THE THANKS OF THE GOVERNMENT IT.
MAJOR ANDERSON.
NEWS FROM SAVANNAH.

Ia.pARATIoNS FOR PRlyATEERING-IHREEy YES
BIS IN PORT READY-DANCER OF NORTHERN
oMMERCE.
Rom Capt. Taber, % ship Samuel Robinson, arrived
~ lie port yesterday from Savannah which port he
teftipril -, we gather ube following:
Commissions for psvateers are being prepared, and
will issue at The first converting of the Southern
Gonsess On me 18th inst. II il confidently known
that less than three vessels are prepared and now
wai'i in the port ct Savannah for letters Of marque
and rerisa which they viii receive in a few days.
Their binds, &C.. now ready TO be handed in.
Northei shipping on this coast must now be on the
alert askisfhl men are waiting TO take command of
these plate cruisers, among whose crews will be
found mary rebel Yankees Never did excitement 80
rage inSavaInah. Recruits are fast pouring in from
every c'nnty the State ready, ar they say TO sari-
Gee Their lives for united and Independent South.
Fer three days before departure companies were
preparing for quick exit TO join their brother rebesin
the Boroe States for the overthrow Of the Federal
Capitol. The Union men are completely Overawed
and, TO evuy appearance, all seem TO stand up
man, Will, one sentiment pervades tho entire South
Down wifi the Lincoln Government, and death TO
MI 'hots VIA shall attempt in any way support it."
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MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR HICKS.
BALTrMoI,E. Saturday. April

BALTIMORE, saturday, April ~, 1851.
CenusmeH 2f me Senate aud Hoase ~ Repyoserfqrts.
The extraordinary condition Of Affairs 10 Maryland
has induced me to exercise the constitutional prerog-
tive vested in the Governor 10 summon the Legisla-
ture in special session, in the hope that your wisdom
may enable you TO devise prompt and effective means
to restore peace and safety to our State shall detail
briefly tie startling events which have induced me TO
summon you together, and which have suddenly
placed in the state of anarchy, confusion and dan
ger from which sincerely trust you may be able to
extricate Believing it TO be the design Of the Ad
ADMINISTRATION TO pass soil troops for the de-
fence of the City Of Washington, and fearing that
The Pane ekkpch troops would excite ppr people and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

within two miles of Fortress Monroe that the post ia
CHARTERED within its wab at eapt TWO thousand expe
rienced artilerists icaton has not been en-
tirey of between the citizens and the FORT and
good feeling prevails between tie officers OF the tor
trees and the people who reside 10 the neighboring
country. pssseDgerwho cached here by the last Nor
folk boat state that large steamer crowed with troops
for the post were landed but ordered 70 proceed to
tnnapoli..
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ANY.poLis. Nd, April %. 1861.

10 a., TIcrl'r,cg mo. II. HrEs GsJysoy II Na,y'1Hf.
You are cIedibly informed tha, have trken posses
sion Of the ANNAPOLIS and Elk Ridge Railroad. Il
NIGH; have escaped yoUr notice, but &c the Official
meeting which was had, be vecn your ExcelleDcy and
,he Mayor of Annapolis ard the Committee Of the
Government and myself. TO the LANDING OF my
troops, it was expressly stated ~ the respon why
rhord land that my tr0ops could not pass the rail,
read becre the Company had t,ken up The rails, and
they private property Il IL iatult 10 see how
it he, that if my troops could not pass over The
railroad one way the members Of the Legislature
coud pass rhe ether way. have taken possession for
the purpose of preventing the execution of the threats
OF tie mob az officially represented 20 me by the Mas
ter Of Transportation Of the railroad IN tbs city,
That if nv troops passed the railroad, the rail-
road should be Destroyed
Ii the Government OF the State had taken Possession
Of the road in any emergency should have long hes!-
tated before entering upon IL; but AZ had the honor
10 inform your Excelency in regard TO another nsu
rection against tho laws OF Mary am here armed
10 maintain those laws, if yorr Excelency desires and
the peace Of the United States agant ali disorderly
persobs whatsoever. i am eDdeayoriug 20 rave and
not to destroy; obtain means Of transportation, 30
that can yaate the Capitol prior 70 the stsng of the
LEGISLATURE and not be under TIE painful necessity Of
incnmbeIIg yOlr beautiful city while the Legislature
il in ses,ioD.
hsv. the honor 20 BE- very respectfully Your EIcelenry :
obt se.y't, lsigncdJ q. +. BUTLER, Brig. Gen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
CORRESPONDENCE.

SysrF OF NtRYr.yD Annapolis, April =. iSbi.)
T. B,Gadior Gcaryaf 0. y. BfrLER.
SIE Having by virtue OF the powers vested ~ me
b. the Constitution OF Maryland, summoned the Leg
isEtnre OF the State 10 assemble on Friday the mn
instant, and Annapolis being the place III which, ac-
cordiug 20 hw il r1uat assemble and having been
crediblv informed that Won hgye taken military posses
zion Of he AnEapolt and En- Ridge Railroad, deem
my dnty % protest against .he tcp Jetauec, with
olt NJ present assigning any oiher reason, an IN
formed that such occupation Of said road will prevent
the members Of the Iegi,latIrc from reachiDg TINS
city. Very respectfully, yonrs,
,Scre,1 THOMAS II. HICKS.
10 which Gen Turer replied ne follows:
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OHIO.


The preparations in Ohio, as everywhere else at the
West, are exceedingly active. AT noon on Wednes-
lay last, there werN 200 men at Camp TAYLOR al
Ieveland and large numbers were on the wav. On
aturday 900 men were march from Toledo for the
emp, and the Plymouth Rifles from Richland County.
ia already arrived. Twenty.eght cases of rifles Of
me enfield patent, ana supposed to be part of the
10000 said 10 be lately purchased in England, and
5000 reported as arrived at Philadelphia, are on
Their way TO Cincinnati and four hundred thousand
catrSesa and five hundred boxes have been forwarded
W Gov Denison, from albany. Two tuns Of rnnsket
balls, bck-shot, and cartridges have gone to Detroit
Ahree thousand blankes were taken over the Pitts-
oargh Eo.s on Tues3ay. Trains are loaded down with
troops ant munitions of war.
SENATOR DOUGLAS AT CAMP MORTON.
yesterday afternoon Mr.. Douglas and his lady, &C.
S9mpanied o. Adjutant General Wallace, Ex-Governor
1amnnond, ah a party OF ladies and gentleman, in
hfveIa carriages, drove out 90 Camp Morton 1t got
teuatee ina the distinguished Senator would be
ana make speech, and when the carriages en-
. tue gaze and passed the line of seDtres they
800 suIoancedby throDg of citizens and soldiers
. ~ zee MN. II was impossible 10 get through or
ion tne crowd, and after vainly end avOring to
az 'ne ires, the horses were headed towards
.nS Sen o. Coonel Reynolds, the commandment
LIZ .no ca,rges wers finally driven within the line OF
sentries. Loud calls we're made for sneech bnt ,ba
wno was Diowilg ahpot a gale, and Mr.. Douglas ex-
cused nlinsen. lie paced out AZ private gate and
joined his party on tho outside. The prsss of The
crowd was so great that he did not or could not Get 70
sass even glimpse Of the camp.
liDdisnspQli, ssutirel as,h
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Ecaal Notiees.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, CITY and
IN COUNTY ofNEW-YORK.-SOPulE :. SHEA, plaintiff,
sgt JOHN BURLlNG. Ann 3. Butlng William g. Buriag,
Cornelius Brling and Ez. his wife. Cornelius BurliDg Wm
H. Burning and - his wife. Augustus Bung Clarence Bur
ling tds AID BuIing Edward BntIck. aid Fanny. his WIFE
.rle. Bunx III On Burog John Fowler it, AID Margaret
hs wife John LOCKWOOD snd Mary his wife, Charles whitney
partition-Summou. or reicfCom. ssryed)To the
named de end,as You hereby summoned aud re-
qu ell tSe compliant In this aci which viii be med
Of hs Clerk of the City ADD County Of New York NJ
City Hail 10 the city Of NewYork aud to copy OF
your the said complaint the subscriber at his office
No Bot o,asy hewYoIk City, office Of C. burlng within
twenty day after the servce Of this you exclusive
ohe and If fail to answer the 'ed com
pant within time aforesaid the plaintiff h. this action viii
apply the Court the relief demanded Ia the COMPLAINT
Dated, April 30 1870. JOHN g. SHEA
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint this fled above the Is; day
of June 1861 . -
The ofC Buiing has been removed to No u Chambers
street, in said city. JOHN o. SHEA
.Ial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
TIMELY WARMING.

Every mother should DO prepared to act In the cspsoiy
Of both and physician to hst chidroni sLe can.
she win d.oh,rse thsss duties much better than any
on. she can employ. sic docs not shs ought TO know
that there IL . medicine prepared by old nurse and To-
phy,csn which has r0od tho sst OF many many years.
and the mcst perfect thing earth for children eethins IL
also cures Wind Cole Dyseaey Di,hss and h sure 70 reer
bowels We every mother do not let your own
tho prudoes Of Others stand In the wsy Of tho
relief hs, will be ,ure-ys absolutely sureo follow tho use
o, MRS wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP. his sold every
shere s - cents bottle. ooe No. u CEDAR st., SewYorL
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condemned n favor Of the injured lady and tho

Az io'oh VI tuo tdOy, una tho
future support 81 their child. Tatosian comuenced
his career in Life as the cook of the Rev. H. @. o.
Dwight OF this city, end it is said made considerable
money IN N. Y. by the sale of the said Rohai Ekym
alias "Fig-paste, compound Of rice.starcb. sugar
and rose-water. o.
There little of interest occurring here II, The ,yay
of politics. The Commissioners lave NIL retnr,ed
here from Syria, and it is supposed the Sultan',
Government will now have to decide upm q sorm
of government for this refractory province Of tho
Empire. The French forces are preparing to Ieaya
on the LIST of june and without some now unior..
seen new difficulties occur, this will be effected.
The threatened renewal Of massac es in the event
of their departure will then occur or the alarm BIS
beled. In the meantime, the Porte has sent large
force there to maintain the peace of tho province.
The Sutan's health has again been very feeble.
1t has been reported even that be had suddenly
died. lie, however, is again well, and suffers only
from cold and general debility.
The finances Of the Government are stll in bad
condition The value of foreign coins fuctuates
very MUCH from p.lG0 to p.206 per pound sterling,
&c. This is quite ruinous to trade. The French
and English Legations have signed and exchanged
the new treaties Of commerce made with the Porte,
diminishing the export and inpeasing the import
Dues
Bosnia and Montenegro still are in very dis
t,irbed condition. The inhunanity OF the peO-
pie of the latter toward the Mussnlrnans calls for
severe apprehension but the Porte is prevented ~
France from efiectng IT, AT.