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Washington telegraph., 1853-08-24
VIENNA July l6.


Large bodies Of troops arc still marching
Sonth. y guns of heavy calibrc arrived
at Jassey on the 9Th of July.
st. Petersburg dates state that one Of the
propositions for compromise had reached
the Russian cabinet, which had indicated
desire TO negotiate.
Telegraph accounts from Constantinnplc
to the 4th of June state that a ministerial
crisis was feared in consequence of the Rus
sian invasion of the Principalities A pa
cifc solution was, however, expected
The command of the ports on the Darda-
nellcs had orders to permit the passage of
both the British and French at any moment.
A formidable conspiracy against the life
Of the Sultan BY the Imaums, or fanatical par
ty. has been discovered. Fifteen of the
leaders have been "bow stringed.' The
object was to depose the Sultan in favor Of
his brother and declare war against Russia
Negotiations are still progressing in re-
gard to the Hungarian refugee affair."
The latest dates state that the Austrian
and American corvettes had determined 10
fight, and actually cleared decks for action
when the British and French consuls inter
fered, and prevented the threatened hostili-
ties
1t was afterwards arranged that Col
Costa should be given to the French consul
until the French and Austrian minis
ters at Constantinople should settle the af-
fair.
Costa was afterwards landed in chains
and escorted by Austrian marines to the
French consul's office.
PEKTN.-The rebels have translated the
Bible extensively, which has created i'm
mcnse excitement, and it seems likely to
end in the total destruction Of the Tartar
race.
Nankin is reported in state of ruin
The rebels we're preparing to march upon
Pckin as soon as they received the expect
ed reinforcements from the South
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-24
Wash. RepuL

~ tts1t. Itt77UOLIC.
"Resolrea, That we are in favor of the
construction Of q national railroad or high
way connecting the Pacific with the Allan
tic section of the Union, which shall traverse
in its entire line our own territory, and be
in no way subject to foreign power
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-24
The Fishery Question.
British Demands.

4 correspondent Of the n IT. Express
says that the British Government has put
forward the following demands as the condi-
:ion for the settlement Of the fishery ques-
ton:
1st. The admission of British built YES
sells to the privilege Of American register
q. The free admission Of the British
flag to the coasting trade, between the Amer
lean, Atlantic, ard Pacific ports
81. The abolition Of our present boun-
ties 70 the American cod fishery.
4th. a. further modification Of our tariff
of course with view to favor British in
terests; and
5th. The original demand Of reciprocity
Of trade with Tie North American Colo
MICS.
These demands, if correctly stated, are
too unreasonable to secure even the respect
sul consideration Of Congress, and have al
ready put close to the negotiations that
were IN progress. 1t will be seen that eve
ry one Of the items would require the lcci4-
lativc action Of tile two houses before anv
treaty stipuiations Of the kind could 60 into
effect. To grant them would be in direct
and obvious opposition to thc interests of
onr agrlculturisrs, cur manufacturers cur
ship owners, and our fishermen.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-24
Arrival of the Washington.

The Washington has arrived with London
dates to July 20.
Confidence in the maintenance of peace
is increasing. The reply of Russia to the
joint representations Of France and Eng
land Is expected at London about the 2nd.
The Turkish news is more pacific.
Dates from China to the 14th of Nav
are received The insurgents have raised
the banner Of Christianity, and have pos
session of Nankin. Protestant worship is
recognised.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-24
Democratic and whig Prospects in ". York

Democratic and Whig Prospects iii N. York.
The editor Of the Albany Register N
whose Judgment is always sound and rclia-
bic, speaks as follows Of the present condi-
ton and future prospects Of political parties
in the Empire State:
THE seif-styled Democratic party is IL
reconciably divided. Its union is impossi-
bic. II i torn asundcr not only nv con-
fiict Of principle. but BY the bitterness Of
domestic hate. 1t will have three tickets
in the field. The Independent Democracy
has called q State Convention 10 be held at
Syracuse. This il the old Freesnil portion
of the party that clings to the fragments Of
the Buffalo platform. The National De-
mocracy, headed by Dickinson and the AL
bany Argus, will have its ticket. and The
Radical Democracy, headed by Marcy and
the Albany Atlas" will have another. IF
the Wing party, therefore, i true 10 itself.
the question % arrogantly put by The radi
cal organ, and which we quote above. will
be easy of solution. The Wing party Will
carry the whole State ticket and the Loris-
lature.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-24

INFORMATION WANTED-We have be-
licvcd that upon change Of sectional loca-
tion the opinions, like the physical system,
become acclimatcd. we should. therefore,
like to know whether Robert Tyler, ESQ,
Of Philadelphia, who introduced The follow
ing resolution, is the son and follower Of a
distinguished progenitor whose constitution
al scruples were 50 acute that he could not
sanction bank Of the United States 90
The resolution is as follows:
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-24
LTaegraphsd to the ~ o. Picaynne
Arrival of the Steamship Baltic

Foreign Neios d. Markets.
New YORK, Aug. THE Collins steam
er Baltic has arrived with Liverpool dates
of the 9th ult.
The Liverpool cotton market exhibited
no new feature, quotations being steady and
the demand fair.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The steamship Canada has arrived out.
1t is believed that the discussion Of the
Eastern question in the Parliament will end
in the breaking up of that body.
FRANCE.
The Government has ratified the contract
Of the Central Paris Railway Company
It's capital is 30,000.000 francs
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
There is no confirmation Of the report
that the Emperor Nicholas had accepted
the mediation of the great powers.
Matters are far from being settled, but it
is believed the Emperor will agree to what
all the powers propose to him.
Numerous conferences have been had at
Constantinoplc between the Divan and the
ambassadors Of the great powers.
The Turkish forces are concentrated at
Spumla.
DENMARK.
The Cabinets Of Denmark and Great
Britain are engaged in active correspon-
dence about the Eastern question.
TURKEY.
Omar Pasha has been ordered TO destroy
all the bridges over tho Danube.
The Porte has given the Austrian Am
bassador full satisfaction for the outrage on
the Austrian officers by the populace Of
Smyrna.
1t is rumored that the American Consul at
Constantinople i negotiating for the cession
of the port Of Marina to the United States
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-24
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Sales of $4,000 bales Prices are firm.
Sales for three days 10000 bales, of which
speculation took 5000 and exports 5000
bales. The demand is active there is no
change in prices. The trade at Manches-
ter has slightly improved since our last re-
port
A dispatch from Constantinople states
that France. England, and Germany have
agreed TO an arrangement, which is proposed
to Turkey and Russia, that the headqlar-
ters Of the Russian army be established at
Buchacst. $4,000 troops are encamped in
the environs
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II Crystal Palace.-Asents wanted sell fancy article
which wi afford large profit. Apply
GEO II. LOvETT, No. las, Futon-s-
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II been stolen The have by ap, so
Westst proving property and paying charges. S
EOUND-A Gold EyeCilass with Chain and Ring ar.
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BRoDlEs, No 81 Csnn-et few doogS tsem Broadway
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hsd scale of Prces its late Compassion have lott
Ae establishment. J. OBJ RICHARDS, CHARLES B. SMITH,
WIN w. HOLMES JOHN MILROY.
L L ~ ~ r HOLMES

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m .p s1e ~ sn you ys y s
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Board ano Rooms.

bodr0 GiI0 Rooms.
A FURNISHED PARLOR, with Bedroom and Closets
attached be let with Board to Gentleman Wife Hou.s
Had.cna "pp' '''"'a'''ey I" No i'o
A GENTLEMAN and his Wife can be accommo.
St,ss sf % wsnss sss% on the second 00
AN ENTIRE SUITE of FURNISHED APART.
rs and and two Bedrooms. with two large wsob cola
pn"5 saa q. With private family family
and address O. square real name
A SMALL FURNISHED ROOM WANTED-Be-
% s for Genlepsn and Lady without Board or
rS sd's.ss ,. INQUIRED A&s,.
A LIST of ROOMS, and accommodations for BOARD
eo Ps,e' desiring to take end nrs
ne ne accommodations they have upon books OF
second foor w. '' nr0sd"ay corner of Readest roOun
ROARD-At No. l77 East Broadway-Ope At,;c
May rs. roo sessss ssd nov Also en
two gentlemen and their wives. ~ ~ ''''e'' 'o'aoe' of
BOARD "A Gentleman and his Wife. or two or tb,as
sP with 9fsssn, front
st. hea NON the Let Of Nay next Location IN Cumin
changed Address d. s ofee .' A''0'd Refereacsss1
ROARD-Desrabe suites of Rooms. suitab,. sor Pan,
Wet near hss '' aoe.. %sy Be had With board No.
References required. =" WI" al modern 'mpr0vemenss
BOARDING at No 264 TENTH. sT.-A fsv 81, IA
with full nG ps sns S. can sscemnoa q
@ - noase supplied with hot cold baihs
ROARD1NG-Elegant Rooms and BOARD in one os
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RCARD.-A large unfinished Room to Les, and Par
- va eoaId for single gentlemen Also and Bed
Ioom ison LIST OF May, at No. I45 Hudson-a -
kOAhDlNG-A Gentleman and his Wife, and ono or
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-S>' Ps'
kOARDlNG-A young Gentleman wishes to 0btaiR :
nnge Room with Breakfast and Tea in Of the
OF etn Railroads between Spring 22ds Addres posiA
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ROARDIAt Union park.-For choice Rooms on 8r,e
IA and eeood noon private table desrsd sppy q No "a ~
end Broadway. ~ s ~ ''"sf OF MAS.
ROARDlNG.-A Gentleman and Wife NAV obtah,
- Moo%s snd Board om the LIST Of May ,e, By MAKING m
ROARDING-Al large Room with Be8room ana D.
y on tie third foos unfaznidhed snd ous hrrs Ro.m :,
1fsnsisn Board reasoosbe tscus - YR~o "e~eyF 10
BOARD at UNION HOUSE, Nos. 277, 279 and sss
hncsona between Canal and spnnr STA sue of RoSir
Se TH oss = ns %;n s@iy Is - he
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no PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS

kcA gentleman disengaged from large commercial nm
in Buffalo, obtaining situation Book Keeper IN this
city The hsbss tesmonis &C. Address ALPHA, Tribune ONE
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TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS want situations. one az
Cook Washer and Ironer the other Chambermad and plain
homework mail private family Can
city reqsed Gail No. 40 Avenne A. between leh
aid lsibst m foor IN front Can be for two days
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Uants.

A COOK, Chambernad and Washer and lroner, by a
respectable Protestan Woman Has good reference Has
objections in the Apply al No lS
(irpenyy rh-sv
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WANTED-A situation as Chambermsid and WaH-
w ess assist in wsns and oning BY eo9e,ent G
errrlover's No HS F Brosd~sv
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-07-19
Two large Cancers, eifcCtu-
ally Cured, by
s. REYNOLDS.

123, GyaUier street, New Orleans.
EsERTIFICATE of cure from Captain
~ Nat. Ostrander
DR.. j. Reynolds: SIR--Having for many
years been afflicted with two large and invet-
crate Cancers, lone upon my right hand, the
other upon my left arm.l sought in vain for
cure at the hands Of our most experienced sur
geons.
Hearing of your successful treatment of
Cancers determined to have the benefit of
your experience, and for this purpose came to
New Orleans eight months ago, when spec
dily received relief, by yonr mild and eifec-
tual mode Of taking both Cancen out, without
the aid Of the knife. The Canoe: uptm nv
hand weighed over quarter Of pound, that
on my arm, more than three quarters Of .
pound, yet the new and healthy flesh took
their place 50 rapidly thai was entirely res
tored TO health in few weeks.
AS token Of gratitude for your able and
successful treatment Of ray Cancers / volun-
tsTiiy add this my testimony to ySur numer-
ons credentials, and trest that those effected
with Cancers may be directed to you, for .
speedy and effectusl cure. Respectfully.
yours NATHANIEL OSTANDER.S y
r-Iyas Of Loaisville, Kentseky.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-07-19
QW@ a@PW@na9A@

VoLcksIc AcTIoS N LAKE OETAuo.-Be-
tween Port Hope and Cobarg, 9. W. Is 3
small island which was once entirely above
water, but which is nov a mere reef, having
been decapitated by wind and ice. Il q, ae-
eofaing 70 the report Of Z. Merriam, Esq- Of
New York, composed ofbituminous and sossll-
ferrous limestone, and an eminent geologiSt
says il is evidently the production o!av volcano
This portion Of the Lake Is subject to subma
rine commissions at the present day, during
which the waters Of the Lake ebb and flow
every ten minutes. At Port Hope, Coburg,
Grafton, and Colboune, the water recedes sud-
denly and leaves the harbor bare, and then re-
turns with violent roar and invades the land.
One Of these occurred September 20, ls45:
one 9Th Of January, ls47, aud another 9th Of
July, 1850. That of September, lS45, pro-
duced a most terrific lightning storm, which
trayersed the whole width Of the Lake north
easterly, and the wilderness between Lakes On
tario and Champlain. 1t was accompanied
by tornado which laid the forests PROSTATE
in its path. That Of 5th July, 1850, created a
terrific waterspout, which was broken by a
thunderbolt the electric energies Of which
came from the bottom Of the Lake As soon
as the lightning had performed its work, it
formed a cloud which divided into two parts
one portion following the water to Quebec,
and the other crossing the Lake over the land
towards Albany, and discharged 50 much wa
ter as 10 cause a food in Canada Creek, which
swept off the railroad bridge, and the engine
and cars plunged into the wster before the
engineer knew that the bridge was gone. Near
the mouth Of the Black River the Lake is sub
ject to terrific lighting storms, one Of which
visited 0swego county in February, 1851,
while three feet Of snow was on the ground,
and the thermometer seven degrees below zerc
These volcanic eruptions are supposed to ac-
count for the remarkable rise and fall Of the
water, 80 proyerbial in Lake Ontario.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-07-19
NOTICE

n LL persons indebted for Blacksmith
-A work done in the Shop carried on BY
VIM. T. Lewis, Sea-, for the last three years,
will please come forward and liquidaie the
same and "savs costs" as the notes and ac-
counts due 10 said shop are owing to, and due
me. VIM. 7. Lewis, SEN, isfully authorized
10 settle all Of said notes and accounts, and
receipt for the same and act as my agent,
generally, The Shop hereafter will be car
RED on in my name.
WII.LIAM T. LEWIS. JuE.
All iron work dsne on wagons buggies. and
wheelbarrcws due to mo alone unless special
contrari o the contrary
Woodville, Feb J, is55-2m.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-07-19
,f5II|SSi7 US I / 5; 5 SAM 4
OF WILD CHERRY.

The great A0eerican Remedy. for Lung
complaints, and all affections Of the
Respiratory Organs.
THE BEST remedy ever known to
man, for Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Group,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Bleeding of the lungs,
Difficulty of Breathing, Liver Affections,
Pain or Weakness of the Breast or Side,
First stages of consumption, &c.
10 REMARKABLE CURE. 81
OF all the cures that have yet been recorded,
there are certainly none equal to the one
first mentioned, which plainly shows the
durability of consumption, even in some OF
its worst forms.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ia, Feb. 27, l849.
Messrs. Sanford d Park-Gents: This
is to certify, that my wife, Nancy Dononey,
has been in declining state of health for
the last two years. Her disease Baffled the
skill of the best medical aid could procure
her physicians pronounced her disease
Consumption in the last stage" and said
that her recovery was past all human hopes.
AS last resort, with very little hope, pro.
cured Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
After using few bottles, | found, to my
agreeable surprise, that her health was i'm.
proving rapidly. She is now so far recov.
cred, as to be able TO attend to her regular
household duties, without suffering any in
convenience. Her rapid improvement and
present health, warrant me in the belief that
she will soon be entirely restored.
RHODES DoHoNEy.
To THE PUBLIc.-I, Jacob Green, of the
county, of Jennings, and tate Of Indiana
do hereby certify, that in the early part o
last season, / was taken with violent cougl
attended with pain in the breast, and some
times fever, and that I employed skillfu
physician for some time, who said he couls
give me no relief. / then commenced using
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and fell
almost immediate relief; and after taking
three bottles, fad myself in as good healtl
as have enjoyed for number of years
My restoration, under the blessing of God
| attribute to the use of the medicine abov,
named. JACOB GREEN
March 1st, 1s49.
State of Indiana, Jennings county.
David I. Skinner, Justice Of the Peac,
in and for the said county and State, do Ger
tify that the above named Jacob Green, sub
scribed and made oath to the foregoing Ger
tifcate, before me, this first day Of March
| 1s49.
We would advise those of our reader
who are lsboring under an affection of tn,
lungs, TO make immediate trial of this trul,
excellent medicine. The most intelligen
and respectable families of our city have a
dopted it as fa,orite medicine; and person
predisposed to consumption, who have use,
H. speak m the hghes. terms Of its efficacy
u Beware Of counterteits and limitations
--syrupsr and ali other preparations Of VIII,
Cherry. Remember, they only initiate il
name, not IN virtue. Sold wholesale an.
retail, by SCOvu. L. MEAD.
lis ChaHTes street, New Orleans
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-07-19
New Estahiishmeni.

G .. EPLER, has opened next door to
- L. w. Dyer, & Co.. Family Retail
Grocery, and intends keeping on hand, such
articles as families may want consisting in
part OF Sugar, Molases. Coffee, Tea, Rice.
Fish, dried and green Apples Soap, Can>
dies, Candies Nuts, Raisins, Tobacco, Ci.
gars, Cheese, Pickles. Preserves, Jelly, Cit
ron. Currants. BlasSing. Soda Biscuit, Vim.
egar. Brandy Fruit Potatoes. Flour, ground
Pepper and Spice. Starch, Saleratus, Pen,
per Sauce, Tomato Catsap. fresh Tomatoes
and Sweet Cider.
0T~ Terms--Cheap for Cash.