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On May 11, a special messenger delivered a sealed offensive and defensive treaty with Russia to the Secretary of State's office. Some Northern powers are or will soon join. Count Woronzow received related dispatches. The war is viewed as just beginning.
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On Thursday last, about three o'clock, a special messenger arrived at the secretary of state's office, with the treaty that has been so long negotiating with the court of Russia, sealed and signed in due form.
The treaty is offensive and defensive, and some of the Northern powers either are or soon will be parties to it. The public may now consider the war as only in its commencement.
Count Woronzow, the Russian ambassador at this court, also received dispatches on Thursday, brought by a Russian Courier, of the same nature as those alluded to above.
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Russia
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Thursday Last
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treaty sealed and signed; some northern powers to become parties; war considered only in its commencement
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A special messenger arrived at the secretary of state's office with the treaty negotiated with the court of Russia, sealed and signed in due form. The treaty is offensive and defensive. Count Woronzow, the Russian ambassador, received dispatches of the same nature via a Russian courier.