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T1OR RENT, BRICK STORE AID
L DWELLING on west size Of se ,;?n "a
S ~, contains six rooms Sc. apply T. .2
iy T3-3t J. q ~ e {. Do, t - oI-.
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DOR RENT, TWO.sToEY BRICK
DWELLING. on the west side OF se- Ia
cond street between Main and Cary, io5- ;
The dwelling contains six rooms, gas and Tstei
on the premises, brick kitchen; and the usual ou'
buildings Possession can be had az once;
CLOPTOS l. HARDWOOD,
Real Estate Agents and uctioneers,
Tenth street between Main and BANK.
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TUST TO HAND and for sale
- 100 bushels Fresh Barley Mali,
100 bushels Fresh Rye Malt,
$50 bushels Coarse Meal,
30 barrels Extra Bakars Flour,
50 barrels Common Flour,
200 bushels Bran.
And to arrive on Monday next:
100 barrels choice Bakers fiorr.
iyI2 1910 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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TCR RENT, the BRICK DWELLlNS
m Tenth street near Broad, which has 81,
been lust completed. and contains five rooms us E;;ia
and are very convenient with water Oh INC -S"7''
Also four good and desirable ROOMS IN iranga
dwelling on corner Tenth and broaa s'f7e's'
1elhi' ~" " e00" LYME ( BROTHER,
,,, o, Ieal Estate gents.
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CMTTHFIELD BACON-halns, Shout
- d,rs and middlings- for sale by
~ N'A'' 6AN HUNDLRY { TaTrN
TN 1,y 52S Broad street
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Y7ODDS HAMS.-A supply Of these
L celebrated Dams. ,,,
iy HUMIDITY u IA y u.
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lust received and for sale by .,,
Luz 4 81 RsnAh sIIsa.-
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TOW GRADE REFINED SUGAkS
" ia RIO. T. WILLIAMS &C0.
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BY Harrison, aoddin d ADpe.son, Auc,Ionosr
and Real Estate Agents.

GaUBBs Z WILLIAMS, Auctioneers i75",s:
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ELOUR.-20O barrels VIRGINIA En-
Il TIA FLOUR for sale by "
CHARLES HoWAED,
Re % No. Fifteenth s-'etI'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-12-27

SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE GRAND sECRET.-The grand
secret in medication is to help nature.
Sustain and regulate-these are the Alpha
and Omega of the only theory Of cure that
has common sense for its basis. If the
nervous system is shattered. the musclea
weak, and the mind, like the body, in o.
state Of partial collapse-what is it best to
do? Reason teaches us the answer-build
up your man. Brace him as you would
brace tottering edifice. The pabulum he
needs is tonic Alternative. Bring him up
out of the depths Of debility and despon-
dency with HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
They cannot injure. A child may take
them in doses, suited to its years, without
the possibility Of harm. The enfeebled
vital powers arc as sure to respond ener-
getically to their action as the wilted grass
is to erect it's blades under the vivifying
and refreshing rain. In all cases Of de-
bility, the Bitters are absolutely required.
There is no substitute or succedaneum
that will fill their place. Resort to the
most wonderful of modern tonics, and all
will be well. Bear in mind that in Dyspep-
sia, Intermittent Fevers, Bilious disorders
and Affections of the Nerves, no other me-
dicine will produce one tithe of the good
effect that invariably follows the use of
this excellent invigorant and corrective.
Dec 1S re-
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OF ALL THE MEDICINES KNOWN

OF ALL THE MEDICINES KNOWN
to the world, and to the profession, none
have been attended with such marked ap-
probation by the public. and secured the
appreciation Of the profession, on account
of its extraordinary remedial powers, as
'sHEINITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT" We
challenge the world over to produce sim
gle instance where any other medicine has
attained such popularity, in 80 short time,
as the Queens Delight. Twenty-Five hun
dred bottles have gone forth from the es-
tablishment of FISHER & HEINITSH in
ono year, and the demand is still for more
From all parts of the country. we hear it is
doing wonders. 1t cures Chill and Fever,
restores the sick to health, improves the
general condition OF the man, and makes
him q new creature. Nov tuf
COUGH, A COLD, OF A SORE
THROAT, requires immediate attention,
and should be checked. If allowed to con-
tinue, Irritation of the Lungs, Perma-
nent Throat Disease, or Consumption, is
often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCIIES
Having direct influence to the parts, give
immediate relief. For BRONCHITIS, AsTu-
MA. CATARRH, CoNsUMprIvE AND THROAT
DISEASES, Troches are used with always
good success.
Singers and Public Speakers use them to
clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only "Browns Bronchial Tro-
ches," and do not take any of the worth
less limitations that may be offered Sold
everywhere. Oct 27 limo
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Don't forget. The only sure cough
cure is Stanley's celebrated Cough Syrup.
Sold by Fisher and Heinitsh.
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LABoRERs WANTED. Col. S. l..
Fremont, Chief Engineer and Su-
perintendent of the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad Company, has
issued proposals for large number
Of hands to work on his road during
the ensuing year. Good wages and
equitable terms are offered. Fair
notice is given to the freedmen, that
if colored hands are not secured by
January l, imported white laborers
will be engaged. This offer is first
made for the benefit OF the honest
and Industrious colored men along
the line of the road. Here is an op-
lportunity offered to ell freedmen dis
posed to work, to engage remunera-
tive labor for the coming year. If
they fail to take advantage of this
and similar offers, what more can
they expect than that white immi-
grants shall come and shoulder them
dout of the way?- Wilmington Star.
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THE PRosPEcT OF BUSINESS. The
present dullness of business leads
many people to paint fearfully dark
picture of the future. In the hard
times that we now have, they see
only the beginning of trouble, and
feel only the premonitory shock of a
general crash. The situation is bad
enough in fact, without the aid of
fancy. Trade is very dull; manufac-
lures are comparatively stagnant, and
large number of working men are
out Of employment. But it is folly
10 assert that we are on the eve of O
great financial disaster, and that
everything in the way of business is
about to be shaken to pieces by an
industrial earthquake. The truth is,
that we have already passed the
worst point. Prices have fallen in
most cases to their legitimate level.
Economy has taken the place of ex-
trayagance, and the value of money
begins to be appreciated. This state
OF things is only natural reaction
from the abnormal prosperity and
reckless expenditure which prevailed
WAAtO viz AOoCA1AOA Was pTORT6SS.
Trade is settling down into the old
channels. Business men are awaking
to the fact that the time has passed
Tor making fortunes in twelvemonth
by the appreciation of goods. They
are learning that reasonable profits
and judicious, careful and economi-
cal management are required now.
In short, the present dullness is
merely equalizing the unnatural
prosperity that lately existed. Fur
ther than that it will not 20. There
is no element of general disaster in
the present situation, and the predic-
tions Of such evils are entirely with
out foundation. The finances of the
country are sound, agriculture is in a
thriving condition, and everything
combines to make industry profitable.
There is every reason to believe that
business will be good in the spring
not as it was in 1864-5, but sound,
healthful and stable.
Ne.o York. .Sw,, 2OM.
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CABBAGE AND ONIONS.

CABBAGE AND ONIONS.
DLANT your ONIONS if you want them
Il for early spring use.
Sow Early and Large York CABBAGE
SEED. and have an early mess of Kraut.
Fresh and reliable seeds at
FISHER Il HEINITSH'S,
Nov % Druggists.
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The Montgomery Advertiser, of
the goth, says: "There is scarcely a
doubt of the fact that Judge Busteed
Will declare, at the next session of
his court in this city, that the So
called reconstruction laws are totally
unconstitutional" Ii so, as he is a
Federal Judge, land radical at that,
the question will probably go up on
appeal to the Supreme Court of the
United States, in snch a shape that q
decision cannot be avoided.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-12-27

Bennty and health are moro to be
priced than the wealth Of the Indies.
Without health, what are all the posses
sions of world to you with diseased body
and mind. You cannot enjoy them, and It
gives you pain not to realize them. Use
the Queens Delight and bo restored.
G. HAYNESW ORTIZ. C.J. CARROLL.
HAYNESW0RTH & CARROLL.
QUESTIONABLE HAIR CUTTING and
II SHAVING SALOON, Plain street, a
few doors below =. @. Shiver's old stand.
HOT, COLD and SHOWER BATHS on
short notice. Now
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PANKNIN's HEPATIC BITTERs are

rapidly gaining in public esteem. They
are decidedly the most excellent Vegetable
Tonic yet discovered for the cure of gene
raj debility and disorders of the ston ach
or liver. Those who have used them pro-
nounce them to be all that is claimed for
them. For sale by all druggists.
April IL fly DIR. G. H. Mot, Agent.
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VALUABLE BOOKS FOR SALE.

HNHE advertiser offers, at private sale,
Il and at great sacrifice, collection of
VALUABLE AND STANDARD WORKS,
all in good condition. Among the collec-
tion are Clarke's Commentaries. 6 vols;
Wesleys Works, 7 vols; Fletcher's Works,
vols. These three sets Of standard Me-
thodist works are in uniform binding,
library style, gilt backs and edges, and as
good as new. Addison's Complete Works,
vols, handsomely bound; Macauley's
History of England, 4 vols; Napoleon at
st. Helena, by Sir Hudson Lowe, 2 vols. !;
Jean Paul, vols; Cummings Lectures on
the Miracles and Minor Works, vols. :
Las Casas Memoirs of Napoleon, vols,
| &C., &c. The lot contains 172 volumes,
principally standard works, all in good
condition: and to the purchaser, about 200
additional volumes miscellaneous works
Will bo thrown in gratis. To those desir-
ing TO form private library, this presents
the most favorable opportunity ever of
| fored. Inquire at this Office Dec
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Carbuncles and boils como from i'm
pure blood, Nature throws out these i'm
'purlties OF the blood which should be
regarded as warning. Purify your blood
by using Heinitsh's Queens Delight.
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1868.---The Baptist Banner, Angus.
ia, Georgia.

HNHE first number of the seventh volume
IL of this religious and family journal,
will appear on the FIRST SATURDAY in
January, 1868.
The Banner will be issued regularly.
every Saturday, printed with new type and
on fine paper.
The resident Editor, Mr.. JAMES N.
ELLIS, will be aided by the pens of some
of the most distinguished writer's OF the
denomination in this and the adjoining
States.
A limited number Of advertisements (of
suitable character) will be received, at the
usual rates.
Subscription price So per annum. Ad-
dress, BAPTIST BANNER,
Dec a Augusta. Ga.
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The life OF all flesh is blood. The
health of all life is pure flesh. Pure blood
keeps out all diseases. The Queens De-
light purifies the blood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

tn. THOMAS DIVORCE CASE On the Goth OF November
last notice Published of the entry Of Judgment
o. divorce in favor OF Augustine Thomas against bis
vita Fedora Since then The Judgment bes been va
Gated and On Tn, I2h inst order was entered in the
Supreme Court dsconinn,n. The acion by consent Of
tho plaintiG who became sa'is5ed that the charges
preferred against his wife were c.iarIv false
Int PRosrrcr PARK EXTENSION proposed read.
usmcn OF the boundary Of Prospect Park BY extending
southward and taking In twelve blocks from Third to
Fifteenth streets and from Eighth to Mini avenues is
a. present exciting considerable interest In Brooklyn
Tie Commits toner's consider the exosion essential TO
the completion of their project in laying out and heau
flying tho grounds and authority therefor win be asked
hrref evcry facility will be afforded them 20 conreic
tis rnsh ne nded and popular undertaking, which has
been so fayorably inaugdratsd. .-.s~s
Rrs 0ysR-Aboui noon yesterday, as d.. James !,
Stafford, OF No. 235 Union street. attempting 10
cross 81 tho corner OF Court and Prced-nt srec no
Knocked down and run by grocery wagon which
was driven by hoy at rapid rate down Prcsidsasi
street. The doctor, who is about fty years OF ego
cut In the n ad and muc, bruised about the body. He
was conveyed to his residence BY OF hs ncghbors
who witnessed the accident II was not ascerianed TO
WHOM the wagon bclonvcd Tits - the second accident
Of the kind which has recently bcfallen DR. Stafford.
Result ov RECKLESS DRrviSs--Ay Aeso MAv RuS
ovrR AID Fatally Injured An old man named Barney
Keansy. aged seventy two years, Tues
day evening On the Calvary Cemetery plank road by
hack reurrIug from funeral, and sustained injuries
which resulted In death few hours Afterwards. Tire
driver cf the hack did not get OH his box 10 render
the injured assistance, hui continued 10 drive
rapidly tn e reached the Dreenpoin' terry who're he
erased over 10 New York. Coroner smith yesterday
charge OF the body of deceased and had sent 10
the dead house. lie will hold an inquest today.
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AIrA.Y, Jan. 10, 1857.

Albany, Jan. 10, 1871.
The State Military Association reconvened this morn
ing Resolutions adopted urging the Governor 10
order cncampment OF much Of the National Guard
rs may be desirable the coming summer also request
tag tho Legislature direct the Central Park Com
scncrs Ia appropriate sntabc Parade ground ia tue
Fork Cor tbs use u tho First Division. 80.
The various amendments proposed to thc mhhh'y
cola worc referred THO Adiuiaut Genera
ana the Inspector General Colonel Hail moved ina'
como action bc taken by this association lv when ~
sum or $500 0cO shall he approprao d for tue purpu,
aiming and cgnil,oing tho National Guard The resoiu
i,on was adopri CAPTAIN Heath moved that Two
of,cors OF The association be appointed coinli,ce 70
confer With The Constitutional Convention. and bring 70
IL, notice aach matters "a pertain - 'he Interests " "c
NATIONAL cnard The resolution was adopica
The following ~es~ then elected officers ,pr we ensu.
ins YEA. President General lloyd Aspinwal; Fret
vicc'rrcside,1, Colonel G N. Thompson second dn,
coonc. J. C. Bennett, ihIid DO, Colonel Seotge Becn,
FOURTH DO, Geuc,al A. Brenn; ~ 'arcr, Nap,aNa
lilo, - Heath. Recording Secretary, Captain u. a. VA
soa Eo,resrond,pg secretary, Colonel a. Wagsaf, Jr
Ciisr Atm. rcy q Hughes
rtn,son voo nrnolntcd COMMITTEES 70 present n tho
.m,l,,ary committees Of the Legislature The several
amendmeuts proposed TO the military code.
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Itrom the Paris Pafre, Jan. 8.
III the empire has but q feeble exfssence,
iet US add that the republic scarcely lives at all And
snsnary enough the republicans are dispensing just at
the very moment in which the dednitive fan OF Msxi-
milan was expected to be announced la the rear OF
the french soldiers, beng concentrated on Vera
Cruz the Escobedos aud Canaes saughtering each
ofer and Jus, when tho empire Is ceasing TO have the
valiant army OF France TO defend u the followers OF
Porhro Diaz have abandoned their attacks on Il The
moment, In ane seemed 10 have arrived for poru-
lar scration Of Juarez and from the anarchists
arises the cry OF "0rtegA forever" And yet hardly
9 month ago told TO treat With Juarez.
Wh1 do uvngeous ddrsvsGrfes moo think Of their
he la reved at Matamoros his most glorious conquest
and he Is repudiated in the name OF the constitution
which he himself nvokes He Is In reality no longer
thing than the client Of the brisfcu b0riers Of Nc
Pori. Arc still desired To treat with him? Only
yesterday reading again the debates OF the
speakers or the opposition who condemned the empire
because It supported BY foreign bayonets.
They charitably asked the United States TO
come TO tho assistance OF the vanquished
public, and tho reply or tho Mexican people
TO tho demonstrations or the United States Is now
it safety tie mission Of Mr.. Cdmpbe aud General
Sherman The "forcgn bayonets" for Mexico not
European ones; they those OF General Sedgwick
entering Matamoros; OF General Sheridan, Professionally
piled the banks Of the Rio Grande and those which
General Sherman offer 10 Juarez This has been
except In tho United States Juarez when protected By
the specuators Of New York stiIl found soldiers but
when upheld by the government OF Washington he Is
NO longer anything but traitor Ia the ,ounry and
the constitution. Such Is the view be In
two months the empire will have ceased TO be the gov.
eminent supported by the French arms and the repub
lie OF Juarez viii be more than anarchy-it win be
treason.
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NEWS From SAN FRANCISCO.


stS FRAycisco. Jan. rs. 1897
The Southern Coast steamer arrived YESTERDAY wilh
large detachment OF the Fourteenth United ...a,es
Infantry aud two companies or the Thirty second regular
cavalry under Colonel cf!ttenlsn, bound foe ArcnA
Tho rev cavalry regiment ord6 cd some months since
10 he recruited this coast bas been completed The
regiment 10 commnaicd By Colonel Geeg and dcsgnatoi
/, Lo Eighth United States cavalry.
TIE Cron Qaarz Mining claim, located IN Eidcrado
county, California; hos been sold 10 Brooklyn and New
York Company for el20. 600. st 4
Tho bark Martha which sailed hence Deccmber u, re-
turned yesterday having b. rIaninast ttiiy sprnng
The barks Candsce and JcaL Chris,iin sAiied yes.
teriny for Cork.
Captain James Van Tine the pioneer merchant or San
Francisco d. A NJ HIS residence in this city On the l$th
inst
The ming stock market firm, with upward tendency
for most scriptiona u "a SAID the next steamer TOR
New yor VA carry out n bulk seven thousand barely
Of -four.
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OR PARIS Correspondence.

AlarnIng Political Rumcrs Nap oieoa's Peace
Polio, Preparations fer the Return Of the
French Troops from McAico-The Iron-ciud
squadron Which Goes to isooi, Out for Fill
4 ibusters-Ths Suit Against Armau Fills New
Years Reception ". the American Minis
/, icr's-Cbansc in tne Legation.
80. --~ss sss'sa ~ fs.- Pss,'; Jan 2, 1856.
All sorts Of OF exciting aad alarming char
aeter have been In circulation during the pas, week,
breaking upon tho fesiy aud usually quiet character
Of tho holiday The ecen, naval in the
Corca the note presented b. &c Turkish Ambassador
che way OF protest aeas, Tho aid and encouragement
given to the insurrecton IN Gambia. the rumor that
France about 10 enter into a quintuple
alliance with England, Austria, Italy and Turkey,
IN orpo-I,ion TO the projects attributed TO Rus
Sia, embracing the removal from the Black
Sea Of the nicrdct placed upon by the treaty Of Paris
Of 1856 aud The seizure Of consaniincrio; the fear
that France j. stun Intriguing 70 keep Macmillan 10
Mexico; all these have broken vcrr inopponuney
upon this festive season, and Lad tendency 10 keep The
political world OF Paris in state Vi anxiety md alarm.
do not believe thai The Emperor will, if no by
any possibility avoid a. be draw into any complications
which may lead TO war during ne year just opened.
Nothing could SO alarm and cscitc France, and Paris
particularly a reasonable probability Of wer before
the close OF tho great exhibition. The heart Of Pars Z
now set upon eappg pecnnaT harvest from out OF ba
ns1cnbihge OIL nntiuna, nna uvb Evlo
tai has been s,aked upon It's success The Empe.
ror knows we'll that any act Of rs which might haze
tendency 10 interfere with this would not ons be %.
eeivcd with very bad grace but might lead 10 doogcr
Gus consequences aud tinS II may be set down o.
certainty that all that he do will be done with sde
sire 10 Keep the peace in Europe Al least until tbs Es
hion is over and tho Parans have rcaped Their bar
vest rrom the millions Of strangers who viii acck hero
during Its progress
AZ 10 Mexico the government seems 10 be hurrying up
the preparations for the return OF the French troops
Al the head Of It's bulletin, Of Sunday morning, inc
Mo,i,en contains the following:"The maritime moyc'
mcnis rendered necessary the different ports 81
France for the return OF the expeditionary corps from
Mexico, being now In part concluded, We are enabled
20 give . general list Of the vessels which
have already taken tokon thor departure Tor
that destination :Chsrbourg Brcs Lorion', Rocheiori
and roulon have furnished the following vessels OF wa
and transports: Foneuoy, the Bayard, tho Vile dc
Lyon tho Vile de Bordeaux, the sourerain, the Mas.
sena The Navarin the Csslglone and the lntrepide,
vessels OF The line; the AveJr ron, the Nievrc the
oronde, the Duranoe, tho Cher tho Aube the Eure,
che Droms the Yonne, the sa9ne, the Asr, the CAL
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THE EARLY NEWSPAPER pafss-llc1uat az VIM. /, STONE.

Al tho rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Association
OF this city William L. stone last evening, delivered
lecture on "Thc Early Newspaper Press OF America 7,
10 rather small audience, The honor Of setting ar tie
FIRST pr,ntng pres belonged 10 Massachusetts, Tho sA
newspaper published in North America was tue Ba,ft
N,,; letter. begun in 1To4 by John Campbell Tho Bss
tn Gosste, published in December 17la, by William
Brooker and pr.n.cd by James Franklin ns ,h9 second
newspaper Thsn came the ae,c F..gtdad @ Woal The
Boe,ya WeeIy Rs,ea~g ard MI u Eceaing I'oa were
next cstab 5 ID by Thonii, Fiect-whose mo.be. was
the ver.tsa Mother Goose The FIRST newspaper
p-bished la tns city the Ns1 Ior Gdsste by Will
lam Brad .rd, 10 1925 Then the Nco Fork WeetiD
Jos-, yc. = noted for the racEcss OF It's adver-
tissmen. o. VIII: the following Is an example,
.Whcrcas the vile or Peor Smith has left his bed aud
board, public cautioned ara!nst trusting her.
he will pay debts OF her contracting. n -fhs
best OF Garden seed sold by tho said Peter Smith at the
sign OF the Golden Hammer
The remainder Of the lecture was devoted 20 The ca.y
history Q. oewspapsss ~ sS,s,lng -zp~---
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tasslan Pelicy-Is the Treaty Of 1856 Bind.
~ Ing on Tho Cart


Considerable attention has been excited by article
published IN the Mosew G0'scgs ecaesyclirs 70 show
that the events Of the last tsn years. but chiefly ho
hav. Destroyed The Treaty Of 1855 and, IN comSquenc
reisg t,si1 from The condition. imposed up.
IN her al the close u The C,imean mGr This declaration
would certainly cause anxiety f instead OF emanatng
from the journal In question the author Prince Gorts
chako Bnt until that takes place, and In presence OF
tho calm existing In Official quarters In Paris and Lon
dnn al liberty 10 consider that statement only
the expression Of Jealous feeling agreeable perhaps
the Court Of Russia but which by proves that
that the latter considers the 10 have arrived
Il TO Issue from It's long retirement.