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sail of the line from IA to 80 guns and from
600 to 900 men
IL frigates of 81 to 81 guns, 400 to 500 men,
IL eoryettes from Is to As guns $50 to 200 men.
briggs from II to Is guns. 100 to $50 men.
steam frigates from $50 to 800 horse power.
y cutters, schooners, and other small craft.
Notwithstanding this respectable show ON pa
per, it is not believed that Turkey would long gus
tain herself against the armies of Russia unless
sustained by other powers This aid she would
probably receive, particularly from France and
En- z land, though there is manifest and Just re
luctance on the part of these nations TO become
parties to the conflict. Thus much is announced
in the Paris Moniteur, viz. that the French and
English governments have decided that their uni
ted squadrons should approach the Dardanees
without further delay, and that orders to this Ell
feet were forwarded on the 4th of this month for
Admiras de la SUISSE and Dundas. The shows an
understanding between the English and French
governments; and as the Russians at the latest
date had not crossed the Prutb, the Sultan would
have at his disposal in good time all the naval
force that he could require This movement of the
combined squadrons was only precautionary, and
Is not to TO be understood excluding the hope OF
amicab Bile arrangement.
Under the influence of this news, the English
consols fell to 50, afterwards rallying ! / and
the French threes to 75f SC for cash and for nc
count 74f Soc 1t was reported that the Emperor
Nicholas had declined all mediation; and in other
respects his bearing, like that of his envoy Prince
Menschikot, who appears to have Couformed
strictly to his Instructions is exceedingly naughty
and self confident Still, said before, there
was strong impression, both at London nd Paris
that in some way the crisis would be got with
out war. One of the grounds of THE belief was
that there appeared no sufficient OCCASION nor even
decent pretext, on the part of Russia for making
war; and another was, that the const quences of a
war would be 80 depora ble-involvng, as it pro.
badly would, eventually great part Of Europe,
and terminating no mortal knows when or how
that sagacious sovereign like Nicholas, would
hardly venture upon it without some urgent ne
cessity.
Speculation, however, is of little use, especially
at this distance from the scene, and we can only
await the result. One way or the other, the crisis,
to all appearance, will soon be past. The Baltic
with four days later news, may be expected here
to day or tomorrow.
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TURKISH FEMALE NAMEs.-In recent work
giving an account of female boarding school,
ests bished BY missionaries in Constautinople in
lo45, says the New York National Democrat, is
given the following in regard TO Nance:
"Doodoo, in American. signifies Miss; and il is
always placed after the name instead of before it,
as with US. Takoohi Doodoo is Miss Queen. This
is very common name with the Armenians, and
we have always bad several of that name in school,
Soorpoorhi Doodoo is Miss Holiness. Aroosiaa
Doodoo is Miss Morning Star. This Miss Morn.
ing Star is now assistant in the schuol and a
very important helper. Avbraxis Doodoo is Mlss
Good Works. Sophik Doodco is Miss Wisdom.
This Miss Wisdom has recently been married to
MIR. Glad Tidings, viz Avedis, which in American
signifies good news or glad tidings. Another one
has been married to Mr. Resurrection, viz: Hs
rootun.n
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De QuGNCY.-The London Critic has the follow.
ing brief notice of De Quincy, and of the edition
OF his writings in the course of preparation by
Measrs. Ticknor Co. of Boston, Mr.. Field one
of the members of that firm, spent three months in
Scotland, searching for De Quincy's various writ.
ings, which the author was too indolent to accom-
psh or deemed irrevocably lost:
'sDe Quincy, the English opium eater, is Man.
chester man, though from Manchester and all that
pertains to it, materially and intellectually, mul.
hilarious influences have long separated him His
home (and Christopher North's) is now in fair
Lasswade, by the flowing Esk, where, the victim
of nervous distraction, which renders all labor
exactipg any energy of attention inexpressby
painful he has managed to see through the press
and even to preface, first volume just appea ring
of Selections, Grace and Gay, from writings pu5.
lished and unpublished, and containing his autobi
ography to the threshold of it's great era, the dis
covery of opium. During the fourteen last years
writes the old man eloquent, Il have received from
many quarters in England, in Ireland in the Brit.
ish colonies, and in the United States, series Of
letters expressing far profounder interest in pa
pers written by myself than any which could ever
think myself entitled to look for;' hence republi.
cation was always determined on, which would
never have been made in England, however, had
not the preliminary trouble Of collecting from far
and wide the scattered papers been taken by the
Boston Omitted States) firm OF Ticknor & Co..
who deserve honorable mention for having, De
quincy says, made me a sharer in the profits of
the publication, called upon to do so BY no law
whatever, and assuredly by no expectation of that
sort upon my part.''
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MARRIAGE OF GRANT THoRBuRN, Esa.-Thc
New York Sun in publishing the marriage of this
veteran, remarks:
eve congratulate him that at the mature age
OF 81, and In the possession of physical and mental
faculties which be afirms never were better,
alter the experience, too, OF halt century OF
married life, he has ventured again upon its re
sponslbllltiee MIR. Gait will be gratifed toiearn
that feature 80 propitous adorns the sequel OF
the life of the hero OF Laurie Todd His bride ia
said to be but 81"
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VALUABLE BooKs.-Perthes, of Hamburger, an.
nounces the following important works as in press:
The twelfth volume Of Ritter's History of Pbioso-
ply; the fourth volume of Bunsen's Egypts Place
in the Worlds History; the twenty sixth issue Of
Heeran and Ukert's History of European States,
beng the fifth volume of Hermann's History of
Russia. Only four volumes of Ritter's History of
Philosophy, and one of Bunsen's Egypt, have been
translated into English.
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lsJuScrIos OF RrAPlSs MACHIss.-The telc-
graph reports that on the 25th instant in the Uni
ted States court at Cooperstown, New York, before
Judge Nelson. a motion for IN injunction was made
in the case of Mccormick against Seymour &
Morgan, to restrain defendant from infringing
McCormick's. reaper patent. The motion, it 10
stated, was granted until further order.
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'RATHINs.-The Hartford Cotrant states that DR..
Kob Of that city is erecting suitable building for
the accommodation of bathers, and those who de-
sire to learn the art of swimming. 1t is to be un-
der the charge of swimming master, and will
afford safe and pleasant resort for those who de
sire to engage in this healthful exercise The
building erected this year is only temporary-if
the experiment succeeds, those Of a better and
more permanent character will be built We have
OF late commended such enterprise to some of
our citizens. We think it would prove profitable
We are sure that it would prove beneficial to the
public. joint stock company might be got up
in day or two for the purpose, and the whole
thing contaminated this present week
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MARYLAND POLITICAL AFFAIRS Hon. John Nj.
S. Causin and DR.. Joseph J. Duvall named in
the Annapolis Repuolicon candidates for Con-
gress. The same paper says that Henry Winter
candidate for Governor.
The Democrats of Anne Arundel county are to
hold convention at Annapolis on the 18th of July,
to choose delegates to the gubernatoral conven-
ton Their primary *setings take place on the
9Th Of July.
Dr.. James Fitzpatrick and DR.. John Everett, of
Allegany county, are named in the AHegonian for
Commissioner of Public Works. Baltimore Sun
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ARMY IsrELLIGENCE.-We understand that G. o.
tain Casey, United States army, has reported Colo
mel Winder, also of the army, to the Secretary Of
War, for certain conversation rejecting upon
Captain c 8 conduct in Florida in connection with
the Indians in tina. quarter court OF inquiry
will probably be ordered IN. Y. Herald, Goth
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From the Ne,o York Journal of Commerce, June %
The Peace of Europe

The last accounts left the public mind through
out Europe in state of painful anxiety to the
future. Hope predominated, but enough of appre
henson existed to affect very sensbly the financial
barometers of London and Paris. 1t appears GER
tain that Russia was pushing forward her armies
to the Turkish frontier, and the Sultan on the other
hand was making every possible preparation for
defence. The following is given as the sire n 9Th
of his army and navy, though We presume that
the figures would have to be much reduced in
order to reach the effective fighting force which
could be brought into the field:
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THE ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-We learn from the
Picayune that the entire cost. of the st. Charles
Hotel, in New Orleans, $59S, 800 l3. This
includes taxes, interest on bonds. insurance. sc.
The cost of the building alone was $424,445 10.
seven per cent. bonds. The house has been leased
until 1859, at 900 for the remainder of this
year, $4,000 for 1855, and $4,000 per annum
for the succeeding four years. The annual rental
of the basement stores is estimated at $4,000.
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Ms1IcAS PoRTs DECLARED OPrN.-A synopsis

ME1IcAH PoRrs DECLARED OpEs.-A synopsis
of Santa Annals New Mexican tariff is published
in the New Orleans Pieayune. The following ports
are declared open to foreign commerce:
On the Gulf of Mexico-Sisal, Campeachy, San
Juan, Bautista dc Tabasco, Vera Cruz, Tampico
de Tamaulipas, and Matamoros.
On the Pacific ocean-Acapulco, Manzanilla
San Bias, Maxatlan, and Gaimas, in the Gulf OF
California.
On the northern Observation-Disclosures, Preside
del Norte.
On the southern frontier-Comitan and Tuxtla
Chico
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Tbs WIG STATE CosvEsTlos of Gorgia nomi-
mated the Hon. Charles Jenkins, of Richmond
county, for Governor upon the fret ballot; and
David A. Reese for Congress in the third district.
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The Hon. PIERRE SoULE, Minister TO
Spain. and suite, are reported by telegraph to
have sailed from New Orleans on Saturday for
Havana and New York, on board the Empire
Citu
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The BaITisH FRIGArE LEAsDKa, Captain E. st
Vincent King which brought over the Earl of
EIlssmere, the Royal Commissioner to the CRYSTAL
Palace Exhibition, left the port of New York on
Sa tn rday for Halifax
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Tne Connec ticut Legislature has refused TO ap-
orooriate one thousand dollars to aid in tbs renova
of colored persons to Africa.
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CAPITAL PUNIsHAEsT.-The committee on this
subject in the Connecticut Legislature, the Hart
ford COrTanf informs US, have made long and
elaborate report at the close of which they submit
bill in which it is enacted that murder or arson
shall be punished by imprisonment in the State
prison for life. The bill prohibit, any pardon
to be granted or communication of punishment to
be allowed except by a two-thirds vote of the
General Assembly. There is a provision to pro-
vide for double cell for the prisoners the
outer one to be place of labor and rest. and
that one shall be allowed to enter into this
apartment until the prisoner shall have passed
into the inner sleeping cell. The Corant trusts
that no such bill will pass but have teegraphic
information that the bill did pass the Senate on
| Saturday, and il ia presumable therefore that it
| may also pass the House, and become a law.
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FEMALE PHYsICIAN.-We are informed that at
the late term of the Eclectic Medical College, Gin
cinnati, diploma to practice medicine given
to Miss Caroline Brown, daughter of Mr.. Samuel
Brown, of this city. We are told that che was one
of the most thorough and accomplished students
n class of three hundred and eight. Whether
she intends to practice in this city we cannot say
Utica Observer.
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DEATH OF MAJOR MoCLELLAND.-Intelligen
has reached Charleston of the death of Major John
McCelland at Camden, in that State.
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HUHrEa WOODS, esq, has been elected Mayor
of Norfolk, Virginia.
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COMB AND FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE.
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S,HEI.DON. HtRHis a WIiLLAMs
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Buttons Threads. bindings. Perfumer Porte Monnacs
Possessng uncquasd advantages from our connection. with
stock 6y args buyers mSiiiy sI1
NEW FANCY GOODS.-one OF our arm ha, been in
styles French an English Goods. soms Of ThiSS
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PAM faGy Pisid ts"fs and S's,%sTii slpss Mac, 10
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lhl' place every Tussd after baltimore and rturnnr
OIL LGbIiM WRTsov
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