THE NEW T _____ ? WHOLE NO. 6767. MORNING EDITION ORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MA.ROH 7, 1855. PRICE TWO CENTS. THE OPERATIC WAR. Temporary Suaps-nalon of HmUIIUm? Scroad Meeting of tlie ArtUU-Leltcr from Mr. Plialeii? Proeprcta for the Future, dtc., die. Matters at the Academy were not so warlike yesterday as on Monday. The police guard was discontinued? the inflammatory placarda had disappeared from the doors, and the friends of Ole Bull were nowhere to be seen. A second meeting of the artiste was held ia the saloon ?at 11 o'clock A. M There was no regular organization, and Mr. Allegri, the scenic artist of the house, presented a letter from Mr. James l'Ualen, one of the directors of the Academy. Subjoined is a copy of the document:? Nkw York, March 6, 1856. Mk At.LKfiRI : ? Sir ? 1 have read in the morning papers, with no small chagrin, tne painful statements contained in the resolutions pased yesterday at a meeting of the art -t* and employi-s at the Academy of Music, under tbe late manager, Mr. Ole Bui!. I see that a new meeting has been called for this morn inn a' 11 o'clock, to take into consideration the unfortu nate situation of that portion whose loss of salary la a Ions of daily bread. Mionld you deem it amongst your selves a judicious mode of relief, I would suirgsst your uoitmg together and giving a performance for ilie benefit of all cotci-road. I wruld further suggest, that the salaries of the lowest cU"? nboiild be paid in full, whilst tbe balance should be divided equally amongst the higher arlutet. It this should be the decision o! thia morning, it would five me great pleasure to put the Academy of Music, ire of reut, at their disposal. ami I will cheerfully take upon myself the usual additional expenses of the house. JAMKS I'll ALE N. The meeting c'ecidtd to accept thia proposition, and the beu*Ut alluded to will probably be given on next Monday evening. An eilort will be made to induce Sig nor Br gnoll, the new tenor, to appear as Kdgardo, in " Lucia 4i Iammermoor," on this occasion. it was also stated at this meeting that Mr. I'halen in teudeo to make some arrangements for the continuance ?f the opera, and that a sinking fund would he made, so that one night's salaries would not depend upon one night's receipts. The artists generally seem to be of the opinion that Mr. Phalen Intends to carry on the opera at his own expense, and their indignation at tile Bull is considerably mollified by tbe prospect! ahead, which they consider as rather brilliant than otherwise. The meeting yesterday was attended by all th? princi pal artists, including Hgnorlua Felicita Vestvall. tile linil ia in town, but bas not yet bean heard Irom. lie seems to bear the storm of indignation which has b?en ?towered upon his head with remtrkable patience. lh great difficulty ut the Academy aeeuis to have been the very high salaries paid to the artists, and also in tbe (act that more S' tigers were engaged than could be made use of. The principal salaries are stated ai ^ follows: ? f Vast vail, per montU, $10) Prime donue. ... < 4er;ucoa Mare tick " ( Pa.' ti Mrakoach. , . . Primo t*noi.....|^5J^J|;;;:::;;;:; inmo b.ritoni.. { ; pr:mo,aMi { coi?etti ; ;;; ;;;; : Nine artiata at nearly seven thousand dollars per rnontn. and not more tbau live of thnui could be made useiui ou any one night. It is like a mtnager of a thea tre engaging ten Hamlets and not one Horatio ! Ttere are all sorts of rumors about the fate of the Academy uud among other statements is one that the Chevalier Wikoff will asume the sceptre as director. It eould he an excellent selection. A republicin govern ment will never do for the Opera. It is essentially an eriatoriatic institution, and W ikoll is just the mm to have imperial away over the artists. 'Ihe Havana Opera lately met with a fate similar to that a hich has overtaken the Academy, and several of the artists, including .-talTanone an t Beneventano, ar rived here yesterday S-o tdere is no lack of 'alent in the marset. Very sojn Hrambrilla, l^grange. faradori, aid other artists engaged by I'Uman will arrive,'aod we #"ha!l have a perfe:t congress of singing birds in New York ready to give us the Opera in return for re marnably moderate - tlariea, varying from Ave hundred to two thousand dollars per month With such superior advantage* it will, indeed, be remarkable if we do rot have the opera re-useitat?d at once. , The following letter was received by the janitor of the academy on Monday ' ? Mr. I c.vi.sosf: Tbe Academy of Music ia for the present closer. Ycu are hereby directed not to op?n any part of the Academy to-morrow, and not to admit any per'wn whomsoever under any pretext, until you receive an order vii'ten and sinned t>y me. Yon will also see that all th? doors trailing to the bar ro? in *i< tn iitber parts of the house are securely fastened no thit no ( tie can pass l?u o.u grk, March 4, J8&6. OIJS BCLL. Mr. hUUN wan then ap|iealed to, and the following gwirr.i eider was issued: ? No 46 KasT Koitrtkkntii sthkkt, Monday. A. M. Please ?av to Mr. Kelix that Mr Maretzak wishes to have the door of tbe restaurant opened on Fourteenth attest '<> peimit the p-ople to m-et peaceably, and he will he ree(icuMbie tor the qnlet cf the house Yours, Ac , JAMKS I'HALKN. President. Mr. TtMaox. Tbe " peopls'' then had a meeting which was reported in yesterday 'a Hkralp, so th? Maret/.ek party were tri umphant. " 600 " 4% " 1,000 " 40 tt ? 1,500 " soo 600 " 400 Noio Opera Trouble-*. HI PEKIOK COURT. Before Hod. Judge Momtoo AmMATfQS KOR A WARRAMT Of ATTACH MK.VT AGAINST OLK BILI.. Hah ii 6. ? Marettrk and Petrarchi, against Ole Bull. ? MarfAme Maretzek appeared in court thii morning. and by 1 er counsel ma-!# application for >n attachment against Ole Bull, at aa ab*condiag debtor. The follow log in tb? affidavit on which the counael lor the plain tifl* moved : ? City and f'/ of .Veto Fork, It: ? A. Bertucca Ma j retaea . and Franci* l'etrar<-lu, of *a <1 city. beiogduly an 1 ! aeverall; sworn, depose and fat, that a caua? of action eim'n I y the above named plaiutitf* ugaimit the a'joro Darned iieit-ndant, upon contract. an 1 that the abore ji?m?l df?n :ant Is indebted uutj the *b -ve mined plaintiff* iii the mi in of three hundred dollar*. an 1 tnat the grouut** of the plaintilf*' chum are a* follow*, to wit:? that Kai'l de'enlant entered into an engagement b; contract, with Maid pia n'.ifl'a, to sing and perforai at the Academy of Mtiaic, in Fourteenth street, in the city of New York, (a copy of which agreement* are hereun to annexed) and there i* now due, owing and payable by the Mid defendant to the Mid piainm;* tbaruan. the nun of free hundred dollar*. And deponent* furtter nay, that tlie above action about to depart tliarefruta, with the intent to cheat ? aul de' raud hi* creditor*. AtPl deponent* further aay that the aaid defendant ha* at diver* time*, and during am aince the UOth day of February, ls&t, received and appropiiated to bi* own u*e all ttie money*, profit* and proceed* arUine from the entertainment* an I performance* at the aaid Acaietay of Muiic, daring tbe time aloreaaid, but tbat the aaid dn feadact ha* refu*?d to pay to thi* deponent tbe am >unt one for her aanrice*. or any part thereof And depo nent* further aay that a* tbey are informed aa 1 beiieve, tbe *aid defendant, during the time a'ore*?id, h\t not pa.-eond from the state of New York, with tbe whole amount of the money*, pr >Ct* an 1 proceed* *o received a> afore-aid, with the llaa intent that *aid defendant haa di*c harmed all the performer* and refuael to permit th?m to pe-rform lor him, or the aaid A. H. Maret/ek. And theee deponent* furtler aay that thV defendant ba< alrut | ? op the aaid Academy of limit, and it owing * large amount .if debt* which he refuae* t/> pay; and tbat tbe aaid tefr ndant ia now ronecAling him*elf in aoae place unknown to avoid tbe aervice of aumroon* AP. BPRTt/OCA MABEREK, r RANCID PETRARCHI Sw'ir a U> before me. thia rtth day of March, I1M. R. H. Bt< i Commiaaiooer of Iteed*. . Ctfv cf am Agreement mair fe'nwi Mr. y of a! by Madame Maretaek, bind* her to f* 'hfolly lo ber duty, a* prim<> dosaa. to the beat of her ability and ' & *ie>K 'out n'ght' in each waek dur og '.be *?i I tern . | and Sunday nights to be conaidered one of the aall nights. at tii" optic n of Ole Hull. The Judge granted the order of attachment. TO THK EDITOR OK THE UKRALD. Nkw York IIotm,, Tomiuv Evknino. I)rir Sir? Having been informed that the wife of Max Maietzex to day instituted proceeding* in the Superior Court against Mr. Ole Bull, alleging thai he *ai an ab Hconding debtor and about to remove his property from the State of New York, and that a auui wan due her on au alleged contract, I write to request that iu case those procteilinga should be published In your paper, you ? il inform the public that Mr. Ole Bull resides at the New York Hotel where he baa boarded for the last three months and over That he does not desire to avoid th payment of aoy juat demanda, hia paat life will be a u Hi cieut guaranty. Any pi-rsoba who wish to institute legal proceeding' apanlat him can alwaya find him at hia hotel; or. as hut counsel, I urn authorized to teraive their communion tionr at my tflice, No. 49 Wall street, and respond in the uaual manner. L. E. Bl'LKEl.EY. Progrett of the Municipal Revolution. ALLIUM) FOBUKRY ON THK IRVIfiG HA VISOS IN 8TITUTI0N. Mr. V. L. Buxton, i-ecretary of the Irving Savinga In stitution, yesterday appeared before Justice Oaborne, at the Mayor'a office, and made the following affidavit:? City anil County of A'eio l'ork, it.? Yancerbilt L. Bux ton, Secretary of tbe Irving Savinga Institution, bring ouly aworn, depose* and saya ? Thut the entries in the bank book, No 3.015 now here, purporting to have been made by the officers of the aforesaii institution au 1 pur f ortmg to show deposits thereto to the amount of fl ,243 to tbe credit o:' Ambrose H. Cassidy, are forgeries, mule with tha felonious Intent to cheat and defraud the said institution. I?ponent turther says that on the 28th day of February, In !>.'>, tbe said Casaidy opened an account with said inatitution by depositing the sum of $32 and receiving the said book, since whtch time no other de pout was made, uor had laid Cassidy any account in i-aid inatitution, from the 21tt of November, ISM, the date of the tlrat forged entry, up to the 28th day of February, ult., when the aforesaid $32 was deposited by him, and tbe original and genuine entry of i-aid $32 has been erased from the said book by tear ing out the tii Ht leaf of the name on which it aa< writ ten le|onrnt further says, that on the 6th day of Mureh inat a loan, whom deponent Is informed is uani?d A. D. I.. Whipple, called upon deponent, after the insti tut ou had been closed for the morning, and presented to him the draft now bar* marked, being a drift f >r $1,244. signed by the aforesaid Casaidy and the said Whipple had In his hand at the rime time the alora.iald hank book, and pointing to the forge I entries Herein u.iked ceponent it they were correct, to which deponent replied that be thought not. hut that the bank would he open at 4 o'clock, and that he could then present the book at the > ank, and if correct he would get the money Ileponent further says, that at about a quarter before 4 o'clock the nloiesaid Cassidy caine totha bank and stated that he had drawn a draft on the bunk lor money which deponent would tlnJ he had not there, the draft amounting to $1,250, and stated that it w.H tlio firat opportunity tbat he hud to get square with Whip ple, who had given him (Caeaidy) stocks which wire not good for anything. Deponent asked said Cassidy if Whipple bud the book, and he replied that he hid, and deponent requested Cassidy to remain at the bati't until V> nipple came, which, however, he declined to. At about 4 o'clock William C. Dusenoury presetted the aforesaid book and draft at the bank for payment, an 1 endorsed the < raft and inquired If it was right, to which deponent replied that it waa and that it was a forgery. Said I'uaenbury then came behind the sountar where deponent waa, when deponent ajain told him that it was a forgery, that Cassidy never had anythloir like tint, money in tbe bulk, and that he, deponent, tho ight it liis duty to retain both the book and druft whereupon aaid Dusenhury snatched the book from depotent, but deprnent succeeded in getting it again from him. and aaid llusenbury told deponent that a few in notes before 3 o'clock he had cashed the said draft for the aforesaid Whipple ov drawing the amount from ?>ank and paving it over to W nipple. V. L. Hl'XTON. S?otn to hi fore me March f>, 18.'!>. II. W. Ohbornk, Police Justice. lh? following is a copy of the draft alluded to in the aflidavit : ? M:w Yohk. March 5, 1855. Caphikk Iktijih Saving* Ixhtitvtio* ? I'ay to A D. Ii. W., or beater, twelve hundred mil forty three dollar*. A. 8. CAhSIl'Y. March 6, 1865. A warrant wan isaued, anrne. While here, he itatcd to the Justice that be did not intend to commit a forgery on the baok; that Whipple bad lomt time ago m lil him Rome worthless stock, and that he w?* in hit (t'assiiiy 'a) debt to a considerable amount, that Whipple called upon him to borrow more money, and that he contented to lend liim $1,243, it h? would give security lor what he already owed . Whipple contented to thia, ot> tained the re juirtrd iccurity, and waa furnished with the checa f->r SI, >43. Ce^sidV now nay* tliat he did this no aa to ebtain aec.urity for the mooey Whipple owed him, and to pay him oil fur the wortbleax stock which he bail purchased from him. He ?u required to furnlah b*il in the aun of 9'2,0UO. THK FORHKRY ON THE MERCANTILE BANK. Since the committal of I'ba'en and Uogan, on Monday, for attempting to pasa a counterfeit 13 b;U on the Mer cant le liank, of Providence, K. I , Mary 1'halen, tba wife of on* of the prisoner* and a woman n anted Margaret Hutter*, have been arreateo on the name charge. At tbeir bouae tbe police feund another bill on the name bank, and several small parcel* of groceries. which had been purchased with the counterfeit money C'apUin Leonard, of the Second ward, aa* in hit poaseaaion ettfht of the three dollar bills, and one twenty iiollar bill, on tbe Madison County lUnk, of Cai'novla. N. Y., and re i|iie?tM that all who have received any of the sime kind will nmke It their business to call and see if they were paaeed upon them oy any of tbe partie? now in prlaou. A MISHINO 0 ML. Mr*. Martha Smith, of 122 Stanton atreet, *?y* that Frederic* Foe, a German girl, aged 11 yean, lelt her motber'a house on the 17th of February, b?twe>n 8 an I b o'clock in the morning, on an errand aincn which nt tid n(* have betn hear i of h?r. ."he i? large fur her ***, ban liiiht blue eye*, light h?lr, and had on a dar,; plai t gingham dree* blue sack, and black buonet. THK MAYOR'S COMPLAINT BODE. Tint tbe a*he* bare not baen remove I from before the ball door of lOftNuaan *treet for tbree day*. That a ihanty on the rear of lot northeast corner if Twenty fourth street and Firat avenue has been torn down and the elfecta taken away, although a policeman wa? present and deaired to protect t. That the hay cart* in the liowery, between F'fth and Sixth atreela. are a nuUanr.e, ami highly injurious to the bu*ineas of the aeighborhoo 1. lhat the front o' 3fl7 and 1171 (irand *tre?t ia taken np with goo.)* of e very description, to '.hi great annoy ance of tbe neighbor*. 'l hat tbe cross walks on tha corner of Varlck and 11a meieley street* are in a very bad condition. That the sidewalk corner of Broadway and llona'.on ?trett la iu such a dilapidated condition that it is aluioat imjpasiabla That Twenty aecond street, between Second and Third avenue*, t* in a very filthy stale, not b*i"g clean" I for a lon? time tbat the a*hes from the tenement house* are allowed to be thrown therein until it la n arly three feet huh in places, and alao tbat hanl carta, wtgon* and roaches at" allowed to remain on the atre?-'.a con tinually. to the great annoyance of the public and householder* therein tbat Fourteenth atreet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, has not been cleaned ?lnc? Oct 1 IIM. Tbat Filth avenue between Twenty tlftli an I T?*nty *lxtb street*, has t*-en euciimlmrvd with building mate rial- for more than three rot nth* past. That Twelfth street, from Second ar?ttus down to avenue (1 is In a dreadful coodition, being fnMitih*r*l with piles of ashes an*! garbage of all aort.i mixed with snow and lee. Th* (tench arising therefrom la sail to be dreadful, and la almoet *ure to bree ful in fntnre, a* his character ia at staae. A roniCAI. COMPLAINT. Mr. Mayor. I declare, ' tia a t- rrih'e shame That with all the police of thia womlerrul to an. One cannot lie apared, deaf, dumb, blind or lame 1o attend to I be people who pa*a up or down And see them across, eafe from wagon or boa* Where the Jersey boats land their promlacuoa* crowd. Courtlandt atreet bould. my dear Mr. Wood, Hare the rare of the Mayor and a pair of police. And the prayer of each fair, (ball ariae for the Mayor. COMPLAINT AOAINHT A DtNltSPt TABUI ROCSK PWH PA LAB ADVERTI-UNI,. Mrs. War re ti and Miaa Julia Brogan entered a complaint yesterday, at the Mayor'a office, agalaat the keeper of a disreputable bouae in Tbomaa street, whom they charge with hating published a false advertisement In the New Yoik .Sun The advertisement burp<.rt* to be for abirt sewer*, but when they called at the addreaa staled the-e in, tbey were laforiued by the acman tbat it waa not ihirt hand* ahe wanted, but girl* who walked the atreet She waa very Indignant when tftey etpreaaed tbeir igao ranee of her object, and aaid tbat she did not aee wbera tbe 4?1 all tbe gula were, that she had been tbree weeka pay log tent and bad not got any girl* yet. The oaee waa ' on milted to Capt. < arpenter. who was direeteo to vlait tbe houae asd report is regard to ita character. ILAWm ROCCB. The Mayor haa given notice of hia determination to enlorte the nrd'nance in regard to blasting roeai In thia city. Many accidents of a ?erious nature nava occurrwd in rr>eee>|iience of the eareles* me'.oer in wh''h contrafl tor* and oth?ra perform this op?ratloo A eo py of the ordinance may be aeea by rwferen ?* to our adrertuing column*. Rwcm> ? On Hurd*y morning *bMjt I? o'clock, the t.f tbe Hrentnn'a H??f Ught v-seel r?sce tune to consider the <|ue*tion Doe Cuba, In the possession of Spa'h seriou* y en danger our Internal |i*?te, anl the e*i?tenee of our cherished Union?" The President concur* in this view of the subject, bul to conclude that on the rej>cti< n of a proposition to node, seliuie should eu*ue, would be to ass me that eell preservation nejessilaie* the acquisition of Cuba by the I'nitalbtaUi ? that .^pain ha* ret used and will persist ia relusingour reclamation* lor injuries and wrong* inliictec, an.l that she will make no anaogement lor our lutire security at.f*lnst tbe re currence of similar injurlee end wrong*. A* to the lir?t ions iteration*, 1 will only remark, that the aciiisit.on of Cub* br the United States, would bo pr? emi nently aovantageou* in itself, and of the highest | Importance as a precautionary measure of securl ty. lloaevtr much we might regret t'je want ol success In our efforts to obtain Ui? cession of it, that failure would not. without a material change in the condition of tbe iflsnd, Involve imminent per. I to tbe ? xistenre of onr governmer t but ?hould tbe contu gency suggested in your report ever iriie, there is no reason to doubt that the can* will be promptly met uy the cellterate judgment snd ieive action ol the Ame rican people. In relation to outrage* snd injuria* tin* government have good groum'* to complain of the eouree hitherto pursued by Spain, and should that CJUr e b peraisted in, it would te justified in resorting to coercive vesns to obtain repress, bul the aspect of tki? orancn of the subject baa, hoe.-rer. lately somewhat change 1 ' the p. aent cabinet of Spain having in.icsted a mora I Ian rable deposition in regard to 'lemanda for satisfy : tion and Indemnity, than that which pre.;?<.ed it 1 do not atteth much Importance to tbe re. ent oiler on the pnrt of Spain to in?titute a commission to setUe all ex isting Claims, such a* now exUt between the I OitU? to Spain the difficulties she will be *xp<>ee.| to by ' n .>nmng to ?sintain the pre- nt .ute of th us. n ? *? and and ought to be a strori/ m In- r .,ei,t for h-r V> ji?ld to the cliangs pro| the ca.e of tbe Ula. . W.r. alluded to in your conversation h government would t?*l l? '?* doe to the in* A u?~? aa well as to Spsm to manifest lt? 41splaa?urw to*aris Is Cuban offieisl* aa -o?.n as it should feeeome ae.r. tb*. r gross miTonduct tn that a? T>ue reasonable expectation we" <:??rty expre?e?d to von nth* 's.pst-i of thelTth of March la*t hot be did not Indi at* in it ; any particular manner ia which that diapUasnre Should he m*nl'e.'*d In voir aot* V- tbe -p*nl?b Minister of foreign Relations preeenttag th* 4*m*n< of your gc vera ment (nr se?af*et.on v?mi sp?- **. a par t'cular m>ie in wb?ci her C?tbol?c *!,??> igM ; to exhibit her diaf lcasnre toward* theae olf?*i't ing officer*. viz., their diamiaaion Irom ofli-e. Ah thin | would be a most < uiphatic manner ol raauiteating nar I clspleasure at twr conduct, tliia government would baft) bri o well seti.tlcil to have bail >t adopted, but Mm i Pieaident ilo<>a not wish you to asauui* thx pualtion tuat tLc ran- cannot nuw be ddjuat'il in a nuiBDrr aatlafactn rv to the I nitid state*, if by a change of circuinatancea tb|t precise mode cannot b? literally adopted. Them are other conceivable mode* of punlahiog the otH.nal {?eraon* who par'IcpaUd In that outrngs beaidea remuval from office, which tbe government of tUe Inlted staUi* ujght hoLCraoly accept. If a full aatiafactiun for tl>? outrage, and n tuple indemnity lor injuries and losaea were wade '1 he t latmaaal of the implicated official* at I la > an* would l.ave li en a very appiopriatc manner o: inaniltfctiog the diaplaasure of tbeli governimnt a*, tbeii mlacondiict and would fully meat the I'reai lent'* expectation in thi* respect, but clrcumatance* mac no hate change! that a atrict compliance with the deuiaud for tl.ia particular punishment, an now liecoine imp ?**i ble In thai c*ae, another manner of treatiug th??a wring doera by the government of Spa n appropriately ulected, may be eatiefactory to the I nitod State*. Tom MjuiaUi of Kcrt ign Relation* having, in apparent g i<>ut(Kae of evading or delentirg any part of our cla>m tor redrea*, the fact of their having been already removed ought not, therefore in the opinion ol the President, to he regarded aa presenting an insurmounta ble obstacle to the adjuHtment of the cane of the Mac* Warrior. Should tli> re be otliera in oflise who partici pated in the outrage in that caae, it ia atill expected triay will ba di*nii*aed lor that cauae. Such treatment will be but a alight puniahment for their olTence, and will have a aalutaiy influence, it i? hope I upon their anccetiora. The removal of (ientral 1'e/iela and Arguellea, on the aaaumptiou that it wan not trade with a view tocmhairaaa the net! lenient of that < ??e, doe* not deprive the Spaumh government of the ability touiacife?t ita diapieaaure toward* them for the part they look in that aggravating wrong. Shuuld the government o( Spain recede from tbe grourula taken in Mr. Caldron'* Dote to you, of the 7th of May laat, diaap prove of the condcct ol the authorise* at Havana in the case of Ibe lllack Warrior, dlaavow their atita, ?how in any appropriate m?niier it* diapleaauie toward* them on tbat account, and oiler full indemnity for the looea and injuries which our citizen* aualaiued in that atlair, jou will entertain the*e piopOHltiona, and aignify the wlllingneit* of your government to adjust the c?leiiea? of tbla deinanl inuat be acknowledged by Spain A compliance with it ia hut an act of justice to tbe Toiled State*, and ol prudent preraution to heraelf (il ring S'pain el edit for the aincei ity of her repeated anil ao emu assurances ol an intention, in all time* paat. to reaped to respect the right! of tin* government, and the Inter est*, of our citl/ena the failure of all her effort* to effect tli Ik object muat convince h-r that there ia *ome inlia rent e in the preoent eyal'in If the feeling* of Spain 1 1 I ward* thia country are nuch a* alie prur lira*, demand" on thla *uh ject. Tin et diplomatic '.ntercourae, by an *g< lit of the I int?il Mate*, with the Captain tieneral of I uha for tli < titer?* purpo*e of pr? aeritlng grievance* will not niee J tli- ex gencita of the ca?e Die (Uplaln Ueneral tn ta ) e undt r ad rflicunt reaponaihllity to redreaa the wr >n/ ? i to ' ur eitizena, committed by bl* anborjlnatea, when | ticughtto hia iiolice. I have indicate'} what ought to be 1 ai i i m|"i?bed r> v such an arrari;euiei t tihould there he no I tope ol o(eidng a negotiation lor th? aci|uiaition of ( ii La you will tb*u present to the government of apaui the ittiporlance of aouie arrangement far future >.e ! curity m leg^rd ti our trade and Inter :our*e with | ( ul a, and atato to her the object to be aacured | ty it If ahe profea?*.i a willingnena to make inch an airangemant, a plan indetail will be forwarded toyou for ti e purpose oi tielng lai I before her government. In re*uttiing iiegnliation* with spa n you wilt in a firm hut i , re*| eel ful n. a liner impreaa upon Hie Mini -try that it i* the deteimlnation of the Prtkident to have all tne matter* In cojitioveray between her an I the I utt*d State* *|| , Arc., ic. , Madrid. HOCLt'a LKTTKK or ItBfllONATIoN. 7t*fcll< w ng in a copy of Mr Houl. ? letter off refu tation M ? t>Kir>, Iter. 17, mvi. Hn*. W* I.. Mini* ? mr ? Ynr dciMleh of the loth ult., in irply to mm* da'ed l>oodon. 21*t of October, idi) *nclo*ln< the joint run, mti niration ol Iliirliannn, Maaon my air, Ac. Waving nil- no alternative but that of cjntlnuing to limi*rher* ?? lanifuM impotence or of "urrcndering a tn.it which, wiib tli? I hi i*. 1 1 men tii thrown in the way of It* axeentioa I would ?trlve In vain to durbar/* in a niMur aatiafactory to the goe-rtiineiit or creditable to n )?? If. yon will not be *urprla*d at the ?iuri? witch ? mucuI 'lenity Impel* me to adopt. I rn |d mr ?nn j i, !? 'iu of l-.nvoy Ki traortinary and Mini?ter 1'lenl jm> t.n'inry of the I mted Mate* near tbla Conrt, an I I ??(( ol tt e extreme klndn*a* of the PrfuHral to be retired ! Ir> ni duty by tbe end of January. I bare, kr. , PIKRKE *0HX. T1 e report that Mr. Houl. ha? refuted to line wiili th? l're?id?nt la an ulieurdity. [from the CorieapondencH of the i'aily Tlm*a ) W AJiaiHOTOI, March ?'>, IS 'A - Ktlilr cnrre?p?> vlenre will make an octavo vol .me. It ha* iar what la o it policy in regard to it. and for that p r io'?e <(i,ote? the instruction* given to our mimateri in 1 rati * ?nd (jieat Britain In r?gard to the Interferon e o' iho-e two power* in Cuban affair* He depiecatea pro tection by any Furepean power to Cuba, to enable hpaln to mairitam bar rule over It. la r?Mi of 'Oll won ? tli the I nited .-tatea, auch protecting power wout! be In aa (t od rondltlcn to make uae of that ialan I to an Iioy ua aa It would tie if it were io actual tr.aeet m n He ailui>a to Uritiah Interference in Central America to ?how what protection mean*. While hpain remalna the *over*un of Cuba, ah* can le lend upon onr maintaining unr duty a? a neutral nation towaina her Mr Marry ?a j? our neutrality iawa are cow a* itrong aa they can be inade without unjuat In tvrler'fic* with the rizhta of the ctUtena -that every proper affott will be trade to enforce them in ca?* of re volution m Cuba Hut neceaaanly, in an- h revolution, many 'liarontented aubjeeta of Fpain will l*a v " oar ? hi>r?? tt join their countrymen In the effort to thran'?h goeernment that thia government ladtapoeed to en onraire ftlh' uater denewnta u I on the lalond, b.i preaentit g ojr paat rouraa upon ? urb attempt*. Mr Marey allude* to the offer of Mr I'l.lk to p r ha a* Cuta. bat tioubU If Mr Mnul w.ll fiwl r|?in wil ing to enter Into any anrh r>*gn'.iatH i*pain, and t their joint (roteat a?ninat the tiawa of Mr hveratt 'o Mr fertigea n Itoramber IK, l*&'i Mr Mercy thinka a pmpuaition to p>ir'ha?e e nil b* att?a ta*l to aeeertaln what arranirem?nte have been ma Hi 'be Ulan J, ?' Marty think* Mpam may bo tndaced to wa 'hit ah* ran t.i' t lor.r hr.ld Cuba, and may be dtapnaed to make t In depeo* regard Ui Kurop^an <"ovn ration, and woald probably roo'.r.huV aomatmag !!.??* *ub***i>'lal thik good tgill towafl a??b aa ant l? ? 'j be la to feaaa n !n a* Ion of p^ain we hav* a rf|*ht to d*n and evempfloa from the annovan * ev.i-b tfce *?errla* of her arbitrary n-iw*r v. apreae d*tir banr?a, g vea onr flag We will not eabaoa V. detention aiHle*arrh of oar veaaeU. Oar demai*4a lor wr .og* n flirted upon our ritiieae have not o.?n 'elt*n !?! t/> < Poa iniat be r*?adiod. "Dae < apt an (laxral oagh-. 'o have fttmtt to acord radreeane w*U %, ta -? tn t'y We want alao a '? mmemal traatv with ? t that tlie part daty la her aolnaiee may*i>e do o* avay wttn ? >a< w* may ha?* the nne adeaater** la tra/? we ar-.r-l Her we be ag prohlMfad hy law froan aa*ea< ng eiport gntiaa TV* ae*oaid Wttor la froan M? Wa*ey to Mr n - ialf t 11^*, la w'.,-h he ungual M *, ae at.ree 4 I Great llritain in keeping large fleeta on the Cuban coas1 | to watch ua. I When a country by her deapotiam goad* ber people to revolution, ?he ban no better right to invoke foreign aid to *u|pr*s* it than the revolutionist! bare In aupport of their came. We will not ijuietly aubmit to the luipor tat. on of free African* into < ulia with the object of making that ialaml worthier to us when Spain (lo'ta ahe (an no longer bold it; and tireat llritain ami France must be ma. ?? aware of thi*. Mr Iluchiman, if he lluda Great llritain baa an/ arrangement witli Spain detri mental to our intereat* in regmd to Cuba, must uae lua licet endeavor* to induce ber to al>anilon them. Mr Marc; to Mr. Soule, March 11, 1864, recount* the Hlack W arrior outrage in indignant term*, Instruct* Mr. Souli to denianil retire**, but recommend* no apecidc mean* tog?t It. March 1", IN.' 4. aame loratne, In regard to the Black W arrior, say* the country will not brook any delay in the settlement of that outrage. 1'euiafula $..00( Wahiiim.mi. Aug. IA. 1HI>4. ( Pikhhk Pm ut, E*q., he., fcc., Madrid ? Sir- I ?m directed by the I'reaidrnt to *ugge*tto yon n particular atop, from whlcli he anticipated much ml vantage to the negotiatlen* with which you are cliargnd on ti e subject of Cuba. Ilieae and other con?ideration* whi'.b will readily oc cur to jou, suggeet that niucn may he dooe at l/>ndon and I'aria either to promote directly the ureal "biect in view, or at leaat to clear away imps limeuta to it* ?uc caeafnl cnnaummatinn I nder tl ese clrcum> tance* It ?ostn? desirab'e that , tin re should be a full and free interchange of view* li? i twien yi uraelf. Mr. Iluehaiian, and Mi Mason, In erder ? i to recuie a concurrence in reierence to the general oh | ject. The simple*! and only very apparent mean* of attain | lag tliin ei.il la for the three Minuter* to m?eta**arly , a* may be. at aoine convenient point, *ay I'aria, to con i *ult together, to'compare opinions a to "hat may lie ad I | vlsal.le, nnd lo adopt measures for perfect concert of ac- : tion in uid of >our neietiatiou* at Madrid. While the j I'lesli ant, a* I have I elore had occasion to *tate, Ima full confidence in Tour own intelligence and s?K*city lie , conceive* that it cannot t>e otherwiae th in agrsealila to i j on and to jour colleague* In Ureal llritain an I trail.* i to have the con*'iltat ion suruestil and tint* to bilng 1 yrur common wiailom and knowledge to liear siinulta i in ously u pi.u the negotiation* at Madrid, 1/judon, and Pari* I 11 you concur in the** view* you will pleaae to fit the | time when you can repair to I'ari*, or to some other con I vtnivnt pout. 1'lir Difficult)' at Urryluwii. Wc learn from Washington that the party of Ameri cai.s who were a mated by the (ireytowii people on the San Juan river, were not filibuster*, a* a correspondent of (he New Vorl: Daily /im? hint*, but Americao citi 'enacpgaged In a lawful anil peaceful toterprlae. The commander of the party, Juilu* oe lltiieot, Kiq., is well known in New York and New Orleans, as the late Comn acder of the Atlantic Mall Steamship I Company'* *le*Mier 'J Dorado. Captain fie llris sot bound lo hcuador, being Uigeljr interest" I In the (iallipago* projtct, and aele. i? i the Costa III * mute a- the ahorteit and liest and III* friends were g-n tU men who were ilesirou* of travallicg in tnat country with an eye to ii future location there. It t? rumored that Mr. Kabena, our Consul at San Juau, who I* in the city, haa liroupl.t ou deposit!' tie, aworu In bv the moat re*, pvctahle people in that neighborhood, fully CO m> berating th* *e eta'f netitp. We know that Col. Kinney and Mr. { V'atieu* liave conferred together on the state of alfaus on tie Musijnlto noe?t, and that BO oVtacle exiita there to an in on .late pursuance ol the Kinney ent?r|Wi??, and the expedition I* a II ?ed fact, and will aoon Itait now that the mad i clear. Jcnrir. InttJllw' Si i rs.. -ok ? It is reporte^l that Mr. Samuel Xlatchford, of thil city, ha* been teudered tbe office of .fudge of the Suprema Court, made vacant hy the dralh of Judge Kdaardl. Mr. lllat' hfor ad and approrel. Tkl I'XiriDCiT Bill t h* remarks on '.he subject of the Ictttra of Kit iirni Trn, oh of tha Kn/ll.h artl ""ra <11 the lake* durlug tha tear of 1112, and |n eiented in hrhalf of et Alderman Towle, a f*T simile ?f the death warrant ?.f Kin/ Chatlea I. Mr Itra'imh a |i I' Hi ' r, of Onnaylvaa la acknoeledging thalr alacllui m ti'inlwrt Mr i >M,< -of alto reed a latter from K?> A I' IV *'.e historical atuhot Mr < fu rtha i (area very iotereattnrf account of a alt work ^nblliM bv Mul'er, at Reale, ia Hwitaer i Uti v on the religion of the Indian :rl-#?< of N'ort'i America. Tlie librarian, Mr. Groltor II M'rttM, r? porta"! the dona' or, a and aiditinetn tba library llfa tba laat meeting, ? hi b aj>p?ar to hart bean numerous all I ra I uabTe. Mr KcitlilX oa behalf of the Ki?"'iU?? f>i?mittaa, r? [oitedtn lf.? nomine' ion? ioa?'.a at tha l?et n?ia< aot eibtbif'l a c j'j of tha prlntei report of If." lata ?? nl ??eater nial re. eb ration of the IliatorVal -oc.et j, f , ? la a m; n-atlr pr in ted pamphlet ' f about a ri m red pagee. containing tbe oratlea of tin lfc>r '?a?(- Half 'loiin *a >l.e p???? I !'i j I al.*a'te? on h"r #rat etpiorjt on of the II , tun Tb> ? report ?aa print"' it'lar the auperela >o ??( Mr M/?ore, the labrariao A ft?r tba ttaoaa'-'.on of aoio? f.irlb'r pf iiaBinari . , baaioeaa. Profeaaor linaM ?aa nlroiu e l b/ the fr--?l ' !( n a br af ?^a'?p? * of hla rer.arka Oen l>nnr Hid ka >aa kera M tl.a kami "t tiuull : ?traam ?h.? h flowa ifit < Variagaoeett lla/, Kb<>4e Ulaa l lla ?aa brought up to the tra w a ? a MaraeiniOi Ilia f*lb?r ??< alao a pr?a ar and ' a Qaaker ll:< faml/ ?aa large, constat ?g of \ t?o?'.il!ren .i by h.a aaooti I. <>aa (>r?'?a a il4 of tha >a?i*l man age f.'it all ?ere hnjtigM up to aror? at tba forg* to attao I tha n> II, to play ahen tk*j roal'l aat ? -n tba ???ng ?|f 'er ma nga came t/< ittjiy. Tba t?it '? faaiil/ *aa tka II Me Ha ??fj M?g bow??er '.?a theattat be?sr,ul4 rareifa fr .m a rouat tf school aisaUr I At flr?t be coal 1 not o?.t*Ja them, anl tboagb ha eery 'jokefcly ei'i t ia fatbar a cnaB^eara a b'?at??aa, bis pre judicaa ware Um atroog to *atlrla hlai t/? rater into h." ' n a longing for ? ooaiadge A stu tant fr aid tba la- ' r er *l"a a - 1 1 |o.og t? ait at oaa of tba f>rgea ?bare l??r>er?l i.raan u ."d ta ait aa I >b la tie lr. a aai beatMg, ?t ?> If this ??#rt Wrfrrtlr a'tar ?.? 1 tiafaa to atudy latm. bat boa far ba m '?^e! laa'i talalag a ka?/?l?-lg? af t'.a laafuga, I eaaaot say it ia ' a a.att?r of faani; trs rt.on, noaooar. thai be bar a ma ; a I a' .a tabalar, tat la tba p" e?n ? of h ?! la the pof'haae of hla bo?ka, and .1 en ^ariag oa? of lla tu maka bia aoaai natives agr?a ai?l. kda irr'a Among tba earl a vkl h ka it..-! .a<] atb the greataat 4 - > >a vara KW . a tea a ar. Vat'e,, ai'h II. ? priMlflia of ah . ba aaa tb-roeaklf fan. iar. ' ootrary boaevr, to I ? p'*ae. plea or Lit fatbar, aba pru'eaaad tba rai t of tb oag tba Brat ta aaaaaa a hoattla at tit 4a ta tba Km ?b goearnaaabt a*', ia ro ? k ? van tria>?B ta reelataaea Oa 'aa naaiaal m laafaa ar ?/ aa aatagon at ba Wa repeats*, ta baa^aaad ti at b? eev.l taa vary rlrottglr a'taa.f tsd to ?t tba a?a ah.oa tnr<>a|b him tf ha ",al d g?t at him He aaa alaa 'eal oat of 'bureb by tba Uuaten Iar bae haiugeraat pea?aasit-.a. h ilka ha.! aaear ei>lata4 'he j-~ iw flee tA I MtMbtf. Ifca Mulup laara aMMaated va era ? V IM' V af '.ka a'? raf BP waa referral t" '?* the probable aun-aaaor of N'aabington in tha a rant ?< bin untimely de.raae C ii mot ion, ? Totr of tUik ? wm tanderei! to I'ru (iraana, and u ropy (>f 1,1, |?cti|| * repeated for publi-i tion. Tlx netting then adjournr 1 Police Itilflllgrtir CIIAHOBH WITH CIUUTIMI II IH lAHI>LO*f>. Yaatardny, ofllaar Moor*, nttaehad to ttiv Hacoad D h trlot I'oiice Court, arraalod a man ntatd Mttkia K. Itallard, who nUmln rhatged * itli U** ,u? cheat*- 1 li * landlord, J. M. ti'reelay, out of a ?nk'l boatd. TUe rum plalaant allagta that the accused came to bin houaa, and taking board, aald that he wan a wraltby man ? tU?l 1?? ownad aareral 1 ouiea on the eaat alda of tba city, aud waa every way reaponaible for l?oard on cradlt T)m? oonaaqut'aca waa that a waak'a rating ami lodging waa givin to tla arcu?i>d on the atrrugtli of thraa r? praam tatlonn unci at tlia o II 0 0 I. 8 II K A II IIANK ? ? o Pay J. M Graalay ? o or Warror Tan -lollara. * o o a NkW Vuitfc, Kab 4tl>, Inftft. N. K llAIXAItll. o o > OOoe090C0000000000030000009 Whan Mr. Grtaley preaantad tba a'.uea iliac* at th" Hull a llead Hank l.e waa iiolitely Informed by tha officer* ot tl.nl institution that tba acruae.l bail no (inula what ere r in tl^t eatal'tiahment. mi I conaa |iiently tha ch*nk waa wortffleaa Haltering allalra to hue arrived at a aomea hat ntlJ' al condition Mr (irorlrjr ni.ila hla way to Juitica I'aTlai n, of tha Jeflaraon Market I'ollca Court what*, on relating hi" ilolatul tale, a warrant waa il aunt lor tha arieat of th* accnaed. Ilallard waa noinnait ted to prlaoii lor maminatlHO. On* ol tba Twantirlh ward policemen line a charge of aalmlllng to prafar airninal thia Individual EXTENM VB Hn HtiEHV OK ML Eft KBCOTEET or PAST OK Tim I'KOFEHTY ? iHHUT OK TIIK AI.I.KiiW? tuimm. Yfltertlay, ofltoera Jainaa and White, of tha Tenth ward jit'lire, arretted two nu n, named Morri* Klnaknrgli aod IC<1. Hclmirerakle, who ataud ohargeil with liaviaf. on tha night of the Tld n It . , burglatloualy entered lb* ellk warekouae of Morrla Arnold, No 1 I'lne atraat, a ad atolen from tha pretnlaea a lot of valuable allk gotda t? the arr.ouat of $4 (MM). It appaara that the premie*# di?ro? ere t that a ijuantity of -ifc KixHta, of tt e aame rhararUr and dea< rlptlon a* that atolett from tba atora ol Mr. Arnol4, could (>? iraead I* tba poeieealon ''f tbe priaomra Arror Hngly, thai* a? reat wia etle* led and In ttn-ir poa?a??lon waa found ar Tan ptn va of ailk 1 lie principal |x>rtloo of the atolan property ? ?" terotered In a houea In lirao ' atreet wUere, It U ?l leped the arcuw-1 aent them dire te I to Mr. ArnoW. an 1 na to acuta the artuaei), aotwltbatanding llley, a? ha nl U ({?*, retoraad to him tbe gt ? at> r part ot t)i>- allka aUdan I fruui lila atore Tl e arauaed were taken l??fnre Jnatne | Wt"'d. it the klaraet I'olir.t i ourt who lialJ a?<-h 1 < f tbam to I a I In the auui of tl,0Un, to aaawar tba I charge of burglary. AI.I.EOKD C A?K of riWI HT. I,uk# A. Will* rraldinf in f*?r"nte*lh ?lr**t, ?*a *r raitnl j#at?r'lay by nflwr l/>rd. of th# Iinwar l'ul*r* Court, chat/i"l on th# e ip|*a#*at, *1/1/ *ut*rr I and dlaaat #d tha hur'au "I all tl raili llonlalnad Mi* a<-eu*#d i wat# t?V?n h?''>r# .1 mil** W'flth, at th* Kaaai Uuktt | I'ollr.* < null, who h?l 1 lb?m for examination ciiAXia ok ritMK i-K*r?.M **. A < uban, nam*-! JubaMiWO, wa . *rr*ata-al iMti*r>U/ l.y off err HorrifaD, of II.* Uiwrr i'ollr* Court, e h*rgo> 1 ? n 111* mir plaint of J<.ai-^h llr in an. with barm g ob l?iB?<1 ? lot of ;?wa Iry rtluxi at 1:10 nn tarfala* pc* ' t*nr*a and frsor ul#nt r#|i" in Ifu taon atr*at, *ll#g#a that th* a# [ euaail on iiurrf aa.iv lb# g> oda on rr*dit, *ail hi wai a r?iMnilkw tnf n and that h# o*?hI a bout* and lo In llrooklyn which ilia all*if*-l I* untru* Tn* ??;rii?? > ah y#al#r lay mornm* olli'itr Itenoalt, of It# Kourtb dlatrld poll"*, djaoul'rad (lain** laaulng Iro n tb? latnr; of Mra. Aaa Martin, 1 .*4 tljrt|? irum, IhIimii Nir; an ! Ilayni .nf ?ti?*U fl* liiok* in tb* door aaar*lf had tun* t > a>r*|M In hi* ai(bt ' rb'thra Hi* flr? *iUid?d rap. 11/ l<> th* h", an l tbr*? liuiblio >??? but a ? mall poi lion of tb?ir goo>!a Twoolb*r tiuiHIn^a w>r? < ? |,>I'1> labl/ ''arn?,?d. Noa. l? 'an l |J l?n? *rcu r'-? ') H. 1 1 u.m A llr< thar, aa cb tbiof and abo* aloto*. lb#ir loaa an nt* lo about |T,i-'-' Ina r*d on iV*k lot In tba North vv??t, rti la tb*'iraalt*, and II M*) In tl * N?? York <",t/ In.ui or a Con, j>*al**. Naajr >o Itft ( *b>r* t*? fir* '>rl(lnat?d) waa oratw p ad by Mra. Ann Martin a? a baknr; loaa (I W*> ? la au/*0 for %'JH la ?!?* I*rm>ra laaurau'-* I'ompao / fb* liquor a?/r* of Wm Un|li.lii, on tb* r Hk'Xid ri ? A m?*ll ng "1 *fc* ??*?? | hara ?f tb* bar of th* fit/ of Itrooblya w*a ball at tb* l.?w library rimiti y?at*r H ar *f ao-l t Had l*n Ka?|* , aria || ^i.ot'd awrvlar** Th* o',*"tof III* iaaatin| waa at* tad to t>* I ' I r. ra aa* th* number 'af I t l?i. of lh* I Itr 'our! a lad g\f fi'imn d'rart l/a a|p*al 7rom It tn tb# |ar?">ra tlj Ma>or or artlnf Ma/ or. t* pr*#d? at aurb ti, .??)?( |)i* p ?>?on< al?ft*.J fi b* rwaldaota >M t! ? ally 'if l:ra I lb* oBl-* until th* trat U< nday n Jaa j*ry, and at Ilia a*>l (#a#r*l *l*cli ??a two Jo ft abaLl I* ?>art*d t.y lh* p*apW, who a '.ail h,44 llaw af ? fa,r tb* lartr, of an yaar* wb'a with lb* pr*##at tVa Jtia"!*, at.all b* ba**a and d?at(a*Vd aa th* J a <* of t..* t.lty I aaurt of Mf? al/n an'l h *f lh*rn, f'waw II * !.?.? I l.a / antar a|n tbalr w#ri ?arii/ aa la aajw ?,^f?fr?'? b / any law of Halt "lata u|- >i II-* pr*a*at titf of Itforaklyn aad tb# K*a*ral l*rm ?f aaad wmt ahall bo bal'l by tba "l.r#w Ju '(*# Th* two Ju 'g** to b* o^i?4 ?ball ra'a.aa th# aawa# oMp*aaal>*? and in llaa aaaaaaa ?a th' jraa#atl 1/ ' 'r# fb* d/afl ?f tba a-l wt U bo .ra.n.adlal*!/ *#at t/> A'baay an I Ita paaaa#* ur(*d llk oii i |aanj la a' >>raaa* w lh .ha r**l*od law f'/T tfia jcaarnaaaat of lh# rtat# m.l.tla, Ua* oArari ,4 Um Fifth trija '* b*a* t^aa ordarad to a*??atbia at tiaa Mtom l;a Olj Arv t/ foi #aa**.a* aa) anproT#?o**', p *oo?r < "fanaand ?>< I" ra-li'i *i#n#ral lhi*i#a Tb* flr*t waowi l*f Uaoa |.L*aw oa Mowtaf * ?.#a a '"at ****?!/ fowr o B -ra war* | raaa a,! 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"?aitl Taaaart '?frin -Ta* ) a* t.# aaa of '?.* ai#airv?ra of th a 'a> ' ( aiwiuit*aa?, aly witb tb* na.l aUaaora foi Aa tiaat.l Tb* o#w *rr*af*?a*wt vtil oasaafa oo a ?lb of April TVa *A**paa# aiaaa ?4a*rtaaa a 'odarw* ? f faiaa V. aoit lb* l o*a " TnWKUifl Niw Y'raa f*Taaw liat _ T? * -*"*? j* aa at of tb* Mowafk Imtty A4frtw , wit >>f 'ro?i R' to* (!l*l/,/ 'a tba *U? of ?? hraa/t aaya ? i abao?#a 'hat tb*r# U a ?**# pto#i?#t?( tba **U? Aa-al af iba a ?( r> a tea* (.1*1*4 lt?* of it^aaata a#twar?. la#?* aaad Jfaw Yorb, a?4 V,. I.i?an a|, (tka a a #>? of tbaK a/ / I ha# V*#a (onptetad lb K*fk**'l aad 1 apt I"Mla . a. I a/ tb* Batyj kaif'** 'a? wfb ?*??. >*J .??*'? I* ? aaa 'te'if bt ?b *tv#r r*aa*U af a p *t #a? ? ia ' 1*1%*'

7 Mart 1855 Tarihli gazeteler

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