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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01
CHOLERA AGAIN.
BIZ The Associated Press.

ST. PETERSBURG. June IA decree an
eounces that cholera prevails in the provinces
Of Plock and Radon. Arrivals from China
and Japan are treated at the Russian Pacific
ports and at the Black sea ports as being
affected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01
MARINE REPORT.
The List Of Arrivals and Departures of
Vessels at This Port.

Vessels at This Port.
PoRr OF PROVIDENCE, Juno l..
Arrivals.
STEAMERs- -Pequot, Hazard, New York;
Saxon, sherman. Philadelphia: Richard
Borden. Mason. Fall River: City of Newport.
Kelly, Newport: Bay Queen, Burton, Crescent
Park and return; Awashonks. Pettey. Sea
comet: g. w. Danielsob, Conley. Biock
Island; William Marvel. Dyer, Fall River.
Sailed.
STEAMERs-Pe Bay Queen. City of
Newport, Awashonks, Richard Borden, What
Cheer.
scBooSERs- Henry. Maine,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01
BOY WILL DIE.
Ru The A.soctnted Pre,s.

By The Associated Press
PAwTUcKET, II. l., June 1.-william
Weeks, IL years old, employed at the
works OF the j. x Il. Coates Thread Com
pany, while sliding down a banister to-
day, missed his hold and was precipitated
two stories, fracturing his skull. The
doctors say he can live but few hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01
shot A. lrorse

Officer Mcguire shot a horse on Pot
ters avenue last night. The animal had
run away and had In some manner cut
the cords in his leRs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01
PROF. WHITNEY DYING.

By The Associated Press
NEW HAVEN, June 1.--Prof. w. ID.
Whitney OF Yale, has had sinking turn
this noon and is rapidly failing. He can
not live long.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01
Big Break I'm July Wheat.
Rn The Associated Press.

BN TIC ASsOcI0tcd FTcss.
NEW YORK, June la quick and un-
expected break in wheat this morning put
prices down below any previous level
reached, July touching 81 5-16 against 81
9-16 the previous record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01
The FINANCIAL NEWS.
The Sensational Developments on
Sugar investigation
Cause A Bcarish Feeling ON the
stock-Gold I'm Treasury Pretty Low.
Gossip.
Spceial 10 TIE Nc,c,.

Special 10 TIE Nccs
NEW YORK, June 1.-London market
practically unchanged, except l.. & n.
which is "A lower. Erie for seven months
shows deficit of 81 ,330,711. Expenditures
OF governxnent for last IL months exceeds
receipts by 100000. Gold in treasury
about s77 100000.
Liverpool cotton market active. Futures
active at an advance of 2 to 1854.
Louisville * Nashville, East Tennessee
and other Southern roads have given
notice OF per cent. reduction in rates
from Eastern points. Wabash will close
al its shops on account of scarcity of
coal. Illinois Central will abandon several
trains for same reason.
The increasing demand for spot here, and
abroad, and somewhat unfavorable crop
reports are likely to cause higher prices.
Market Is In strong position
as summer months are firmly held, and
most of tho weak operators are short.
2s 5-16d.
Feeling on Sugar is anything but bull
ish and as the Senate investigation
progresses the developments will
become all the more sensational.
The only thing that the sellers OF Sugar
have to fear IL the increase in the short
interest. Supporting orders have been
issued in st. Paul.
BIZ The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 1.--Messrs. Heidel-
b,ch, Ickelheimer & Co., have engaged
81 ,250,000 in gold to go on tomorrow's
steamer.
The prospects are that the total ship
ment tomorrow will amount to between
80 500 600 tn S3 OOO 0D0
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01
ThrecMiIlions Go Out Tomorrow.
Still More Going.

EV The associated PTcs'.
NEW YORK, June f.-Messrs. Barring,
Magoun & Co. will ship S5O0,0O0 in gold
tomorrow. The total thus far engaged
for tomorrow is S2,250,000, and for the
week S5,260,0 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01

Comedian Billy Chase will appear in q
black, face specially, Saturday evening OF
tie Westminster Thestsrs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01

Chicago Grain Notes.
NuoTED nY A. p. wKEDES.
Car Lots Today-Wheat, 81; corn, 615;
oats, 326; hogs, % 900.
Estimates Tomorrow-Wheat,4 46; corn,
3SS; oats, 1872; hogs, 5000.
Heavy shipping hogs, $40 and sass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
CAMPAIGN OF BbACKGUARDISM.
No Political Orator Ever Before De
scendSd TO Such Depths rs do the Re
publicans OF Preston County.

No Political Orator Ever Before De-
scendSd TO Such Depths rs do the Re-
publicsns OF Preston County.
KINGwooD, W., VA, November l.
Toths Editor Of the REGISTER:
SIR:-Republicans OF this county are
becoming more desperate as election
day approaches. They seem to stop at
nothing-however dishonorable and
contemplate to further their waning
cause Demscratic posters are torn
down. or mutilated, In all sections OF
the county, and. the pictures OF Con-
gresham Wilson have been defaced
and marked over aud Ia some instances
almost obliterated by obscene and dis
graceful language, such as no honorable
man or set OF men would resort to.
On the contrary no Republican
poster or picture has been touched
Some leading Republicans deny any
knowledge OF the party TO these dis
graceful and contemptible acts; but We
have yet to near Of any one Of them
condemnlng this damnable midnight
work-midnight we say, for the perpe-
traitors are too cowardly TO do their
work In the broad light OF day.
Democratic speakers have been gross
" insulted, and in one instance not al
lowed TO speak in school house where
a Republican meeting had been, held by
Republicans hiding the key and thus
preventing the meeting.
Republican speakers In this county.
almost without exception, have taken
special pains 10 yllify VIM. L. Wilson
in every manner possible, even going so
far as TO make the most brutal and vnl-
gar attacks upon his personal character,
which every honest man in this Con-
gressional district knows is beyond re-
proach. A Republican orator from
Barbour county, personal friend OF
Mr.. Dayton's, has been stumping 10 this
county, and making, practically, the
same speech at a number OF different
points In his speech at Brandonville
a few nights ago be used some of his
elegant Repu ublican expressions" as
the following affidavit shows:
Mr.. Wentz, in his speech at Brandon
vile. in referring TO Hon. VIM. l.. Will
sons speech in London, used the following
language as near as | can recollect: 81
don't care if he (Wilson) is the son Of a
qaeen, the son OF king, or the son OF
b, VIM L. Wilson has made an ass of
himself" etc. L. II. FRASKHOUsER.
| also heard Mr.. Wentz use the language
above referred 10, as | was present when
il was used. The foregoing quotation ia
correct TO the best of my recollection.
CHAs. &. FRANKHOUsER.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me by
L. II. and Chas. G. Frankhouser, on this
3lst day Of October, 1894.
HENRY CLAY HYDE,
Nniarv Pnhlic for Preston County.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
st. Clalrsvllle court News.

SBEciGl 10 fas Rsyt'ee-.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, O., November l.
The felonies were arraigned yesterday
before Judge briggs and only TWO plead
guilty.
c. Smith plead guilty to robbing a
box car at Belaire four years ago. he
was sentenced TO three years In the pen
ilentiary. Smiths house was searched
and all the household goods OF neigh
Dor, whom be had robbed, were found,
even carpets and pictures. He has been
a fugitive ever since.
The case of Ed. Wlnkler, young man
who is victim Of the morphine
habit, created a SD scene. He was
charged VITA stealing box containing
the family jewels Judge briggs ex-
pressed sympathy for the prisoner, and
gave him the lishtest sentence that
could be Imposed-one year In the PEN
itentlary. Winkler broke down.
Mike King, OF Belmont, was arraign-
ed on twelve liquor indictments OF two
counts each. he plead guilty to one
count on each indictment, and was fined
$500 and costs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
REPUBLICAN SCHEMES.
How They Tried to Prevent Mr.. Viii
son from Getting a Crowd
AT HIS MEETING AT HENDRICKS.
Circulated Advertisements Con-
tanning an Alleged Correction,
Postponing the Meeting One
Day-Advertisng Meetings that
the Democrts Have Not Ar
ranged For.
Speefni % ths Rsolster.

Sptefdf 10 the RsolSter.
HENDRICKS, w. VA, November L.
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson was billed TO
speak here to-day at D. m.
The Republicans, in order to keep
the voters from hearing him, yesterday
scattered broadcast ever the country
posters marked, correction" giving
his meeting for November 2 at 1880.
But Mr.. Wilson had full house, not
withstanding.
People are very much enraged over
the matter. The Republicans will suf-
fer losses by their deviliSh schemes.
Honest Republicans don't take to such
work. They have also advertised him
to speak at Job, and other points, TO
cause disaffection and disappointment
among the Democrats. The posters
we're prepared and printed in the Inter-
Mountain Office. This is the paper that
is doing all of Mr.. EkIns's dirty work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02

been unsullied by scandal. He was also
known as the strongest man tn the en-
pire, and stories Of his strength were
related which taxed the credulity OF the
hearer.
Immediately after his accession to the
throne the Nihiiists published prOca-
nation justifYing their action in "eze-
cutting the tyrant," alexander H. and
warning the new ruler that be must be
lust. IL was threatened that il the as
sassins OF his father were put to death
further acts of vengeance would follow.
Alexander Ill, however was not dis
turbed by threats, out decided upon a
reactionary policy. The assassins were
tried, convicted and executed.
His fathers conservative ministers,
with whom in early life he had quarrel
ed. were retained, Notwithstanding the
reactionary policy adopted. Count
Shuvalof was Intrusted with an import
ant foreign mission; Meikof was super
seeded by Count Ignatie and was Danish
ed from Russia. At first there was
sem bIance OF cabinet OF responsible
ministers, for it contained q triumvirate
which represented liberal ideas-Geu.
Melikol, Minister OF Interior; Gen.
Milintin, Minister of War, and Count
Absza, Minister of Finance. Opposed
TO these were the conservative ministers
appointed by the new Car: Gen. Igua-
lief, Minister Of Domains; and the Pro-
curator of the Holy Synod, Pobedonovt-
sef, who had been the Emperor's tutor
In April, 1881, the emperor published
a manifesto announcing his policy. 1t
was said to have been prepared secretly
by Pobendonovtsef and Michael Kalkoi
With the aid of the Grand Duke Vladimir
aud its publication was so great a sur
prise TO the other ministers that they
resigned-on the score of in health.
Alexander III then began an investl-
CATION of the corruption said TO be ram
pant in the empire. Large tracts of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02

Los ASsELEs, Cal. November L.
Professor I. ;. c. e. Love, builder oil
Pasadena's mountain railway, has re-
turned from Celcago, where be closed
the deal whereby II IL made cerItin thai
the mountain railway will be extended
from Echo mountain, its present term
mus, 70 the highest summit OF Mount
Lowe. The extension will be so electric
road uslrg the trolley system. u viii
be seven miles In lsnzEh. The track
will glnd aEouod the sides OF the gre1t
peak which bears Professor loves
name. giving a clear sod unobstrDcted
view Of some Of The grsndesi scenes 10
the American continent. The eonstrsc-
ton OF ths extension viii % pushed as
fAst as possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
a candidats,. Peculiar Reqsss.

HARRIsBURG, November John T.
Drinkhouse, OF Easton, independents
Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Eighth Congressional district, whose
nomination Secretary Harrity has re-
fused to certify to the commissioners OF
the counties constituting the district,
because his nomination papers do not
contain the requisite number OF sigma
lures Of qualified voters, has appealed
10 the Secretary for 100 official ballots
TO distribute on election day among
those who have promised TO vote for
him. Secretary HGrrity has notified
Drinkhouse that he has nothing TO do
with furnishing ballots for voters, and
cannot comply with mis- request.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
DEKOCRLTSI Be FIRN IN THE FAITH.

You all remember the business
paralysis OccasiOned by the iniQuitOus
Mckinley Tariff and the just rebuke
overwhelmingly administered the
Republican party al the two elections
following its adoption. The Wilson
Tariff has been a Law but two months.
The evidences of increasing prosper
ity are daily becoming more COnspic-
uous, and promises to suTpass in
volume Of business that OF any pre-
Ceding era. Factories and workshops
are resuming operations all around
us. Do not nov lose confidence in
the Democratic promise Of beneficial
results to fOlIsW the adoption Of a
reform tariff.
A vote for RepubI can success is
vote toward a return to the former
high tariff. and consequent unsettled
commercial conditions and business
depression.
Democrats and refOrme rs,
Do not faIter.
Do your whole duty toward the
cause Of Tariff Reform.
Vote for PROSPERITY to AMERI-
CAN INDUSTRIES.
Be firm in the faith that is in you.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
A Ion Thousand Dollar EIre In Toledo.

TOLEDO, o., November The ive-story
building at 324 Summit street, occupied
Jointly by the United states Express Com
pany, and the Peoples Quitting Com
pany, was gutted by fire that broke out at
i2 ~ this morning. The wholesale cloth
ing store of Chiids, Lee Il Dun
lap. next door. was Ia great
danger for somo time, but Dy
hard work the flremen confined the ilames
10 the Express company's building, and
whatever damage IS doue 20 Childs, Lee &
Dunlap's stock Is by smoke. The loss 70
the Express company will not exceed tlO,-
900; TO the Peoples Ouththng Company,
slO.OO6; on the building, $4,000. The
amount Of insurance cannot be learned.
Stein. Bloch & Co. occupied the second
floor Of the express company's building
with a heavy stock OF clothing they
claim loss Of $4,000 IL is said two Of the
Peoples Quitting Company's employees
were seen 70 leave the building shortly be-
fore the fire broke out.
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FnrII,h Press Comments.

LONDON, November 2.-The STANDARD
editorially suys it thinks that tluternatlonal
relations viii be unchanged by the oeath
of the Car. Car Nicholas policy
will probably be reproduction
and repetition of his fathers
The Dailv NelDs, In leader, says: "a
single blunder of his vanity or amoltlon
would have brought Europe to the most ue-
vastatlng war of all history and would
have undone the work of half a century of
civilization. To his eternal honor the
blunder was never made. Circumstances
made him the buwark of the worlds
peace. Amind the gloom and dependency
of his life. he was true TO the tremendous
duty Providence imposed upon him"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02

Dsiar 10 ne Register.

Speeiil 10 ne REGISTER. 60
FAIRNoNT, W. VA, November THE
Republican meeting at Monougah tonight
addressed by Hon. A. G.. Dayton and John
Jarrett ofPittsburg, was perfect izzle.
The meeting was arranged for tue ben
eft or the Menongah miners, but when the
speakers and the crowd from Fairmont,
composed OF AIS persons, including the
Fairmont aud Grafton bands, arrived there
they found the town depopulated, there
being only a few old men aud cripples left
to hear the calamity howlers blow their
bazoo. The principal speaker, A. G. Day
ton, tried to create a little enthusiasm by
telling the assembled crowd what he would
do when he went TO Congress.
This depopulatiou at Monongah was oc-
casioued from the fact that at Minersvllle,
three miles north OF Monongah, and be-
tween MOnongHh and FairmonL Demo-
cratic speeches were being made by Gov.
A. B. Fleming, OF this place, and Hon.
John Bassell, Of ClRrksburg, TO which
place the miners and citizens Of Monongah
were attracted Ia large numbers and they,
together with the Young Mems Democratic
club Of FRirmont aud ciuzens from the
surrounding country, made very large
aud enthusiastic gathering; az least l,5OO
people, prime pally miners 10 was very
disappointing 10 the Republican local man
ayers here 10 find no miners az Monongah
as a special appeal was 20 have been made
10 them tonight by Mr.. Dayton. John
jarrett even failed 70 act as a drawing card.
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ahnt nmcar.

CHICAGO, November l.-01icer Geo.
Krum, OF the Canslp0rt avenue police
station, was shot and killed last night
at 16l West Twentieth strest, where be
had gone 10 stop a row between The To-
mates OF the house The officer, hear.
log disturbance 10 the house as be
passed, entered and ordered 70 be quiet.
de was answered By a pistol shot, and
returned the FIRE, badly WOuoding Thos.
Burns. The latter continued 20 hre az
the officer. who fell dead. bis body
pierced oy three bullets. Burns was
removed TO the hoJpitaJ the balance
of the inmates arrested.
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a AZ Carro for BrarlI.

BALTIMORE. MD, November l. - The
barkenune, White Wings, sailed for Rio
de Janeiro yesterday with cargo valued
at $4,000. including 500 barrels OF -four.
Eight barks have departed for Brazilian
ports from Baltimore 10 October, besides
three steamers. These vessels took out
csrgOes made up -four lard, cottonseed
oil, canned goods and turpentlne. The
shipments in -four alone will aggregate
more than 51.OOO barrels, aud the value OF
all the cargoes will exceed t455 O5I A
reason for these heavy shipments OF Amer
ican goods is that TIE Brazilian govern
meut has determined 20 withdraw from
the reciprocity agreement with the United
States on the first Of the year.
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or inheritance to Catholic knights.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November In
formation has been received here from an
authentic source that is regarded as of
prime Importance by the members Of the
Roman Catholic Union, the knights of st.
John. The secret work for which they
have striven unsuccessfully during four
annual conventions and which was finally
passed at the Buffalo convention in face Of
the strenuous opposition Of ecclesiastical
authority. has at length received the full
consent aud appreciation Of Mgr. Satolh.
The secret work together with the authen-
tication ofthe papal delegate will be issued
by the supreme officers in the various COM
manderies within few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
Charged with BlRamy.

YOUNGSTOWN, o.. November Mrs.
Charles Crawford, alias Mrs. Clark, 10
under arrest here on charge Of big
amy. She was Miss DecoUrcy, OF this
city, and was married TO Charles Clark,
the couple separating In short time.
Later she learned that Clark had been
divorced and supposlng herself legally
free she married Crawford. The couple
parted and Crawford to-day caused her
arrest. claiming shs was not divorced
from Clark.
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otherwise the issue of such union can
not inherit the throne. This explains
the conversation of the Princess AK 10
the Greek faith and her marriage 10 the
Czarewitch before the death OF Alex
ander III. By an ancient law the heir,
apparent is held TO be of age at the end
of the 10th year. and other members OF
the reigning family family with the
com pletion of tho Goth year.
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IILNHA OAAN II y "
Notary Public for Preston Coun
stsubenvrIIe Loses = Pottery.

SIEUBESv1LLE, o., November L.
The plant Of the Lonhuda Pottery Com
pany, OF this city, has been sold 10 $. A.
Weller, 3 Evansville pottery manufac-
turer, who will remove It to that place,
and add il TO his large works In the
shape OF an addition. New kilns will
be required. The ware made is similar
to the lockwood. and 10 given an under
glaze similar 20 the prehistoric ware.
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Ine Emneror Dlsgustea.

TrES-TsIy. November Ia Peking
paper learns that "the Emperor - in-
tenssly angry a. the existing condition
OF things. and is determined 70 Invest
gate affairs personally. Accordingly,
ne lt sunmoning Yleeroys, governors
and other officials before him II Is as
serted that be iuteods 70 learn why a
small country like Japan cannot be eT-
.srufnafed ("
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NBWSLETa
Interesting Pieces OF TslsgraphIs News
IN small space

JOLIET, I'll, November 1.-GalluS Much
Ter, chief CLERK Of the joliet prison, COM
nitted suicide to-day. He was known all
over the country ard introduced the Ber-
tliion system in the United States. He
was highly educated aud spoke dozen or
more languages. The cause Of the suicide
IS unknown
ATLANTk, GA, November 1.-The Dem
Ocratic caucus has nominated Hon. Pat
rick Walsh for the Senate 70 serve the re-
unsiuder OF the tern 70 which the late Sen
ator Colouitt was elected. and A 0. Bacon.
of Macon for the long term beginning
March 4th $50.
MUsKo0kE, /. T.. November l--At Tulsa,
|. T., Indian Chief PerrymaniS son, In q
spirit q 0rsvsao. SHOT o. in.e ... ksg q pow
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This Is an increase OF S5o9. II over Iast
months collections and a decrease OF
S7,62l32 from the collections in Octo-
Der, 1898, when a large quantity OF
whisky was Withdrawn from the Han
mis- distillery.
The tobacco business, which in Sep
tember reached the highest point since
Mr. Gilkeson has been collector, still
further increased last month and the
sales of cigar and tobacco stamps for
the month we're the largest for any
month since October, 1891.
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rar NEWS Il p PETERSBURG.

The "OmciaI NefsSgor" once BsseiEed
For News-Many m Tear. on the
streets
IT PErERsBURf, Nbvember LII 80 P.
Ym.-IIe Office Of the OlFsitI Messenger was
oeSe-eC all day by imtlense crowds aux.
lJls io hear the latest news The bulletin
SloWlg that thei last hOpe had been a0an.
= ooued was silently scanned Oy the mourn
lll t1rocg, manE of whom were in tears.
Fasslng carriages stopped to enable their
4 occupants 20 fead the oulle,in.
TIE first News Of the \death Of His
Majesty was p)ostsd shortly before o'clock.
a quarter Of An hour later salute Of guus
ltrom the tHrtress Of ST. Peter aud 81.
Paul conf frmed the sad rew\s. Later
Telegram Sstated that tue Car. was quite
sousciOuj when he took the last sacrament
~ ten o. block this morning.
4 Ine 4 hember of the council OF the en-
'Ojre and other high officials, 0otn civtl and
mlitaryA aud many private citizens assem-
bled az no o'clock tonight in the Cathedral
Of Mout9buia, where a solemn mass was
said for tie rsDOse of His Maiesty's soul
ThS Frehch Ambassador TO Russia, who
is now iut Paris, will return here forth
with
The Duchess Of Saxe-CoburR and GOtha
tDucness OF EdinbUrgh), only sister OF the
tzar, arrived az Ealta this morning.
ST. PETEBSBURG, November /. I A. NJ
is repOrAd here that the populace Of
Moscow. ind( (gnant at what they believe 20
have been the mal practice Of DR.. Zacharin
IN the case oi the Car. are Wrecking the
doctors house iD that city.
The telegra bic Offices here are crowded
with newspa er correspondents. seeking
70 send their ports. aud merChpnts wait
ing for the lat q news from Liva6ia.
The garrisfh at Cronstadt and 81 Pc
tersourg haV taken the oath OF aliegianS
% the new lar