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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the PRONE theus-One Day Later
from California.

Arrival OF the Prometheus-One Day Later
from California.
New YORK, May l2.-The steamer Prone
theus arrived this morning from San Juan,
bringing 400 passengers, $40. 900 in gold on
freight, and large amout in the hands Of passen.
gers Her adviccs from California are one day
later. The Brother Jonathan left San Francisco
on the nth, with $50 passengers and $780, in
gold; she reached San Juan on the Sd instant The
Isthmus was healthy. The United States sloop
Cyane was at San Juan, all we'll The steamer
Northerner for Panama left San Francisco on the
18th full OF passegers, and with 600 900 in gold
The olden Gate from Panama arrived on the 18th.
The following are tn names of the sufferers by
the explosion of the Jenny Lind: KHed.-Noah
Ripley, wife and four children; c. A, Shelton
Mrs. kimball, Judge White of San Jose; Frank
Bauworth. l.. r. Drake, Mrs. Page aud child Mrs
Wilnac, Mr.. Carpenter, Mr.. Murphy, of San Jose;
one Indy, two stewards, and Others unknown-total
81. Scaided.-Mr. Bell, of Wisconsin, since dead;
F. F. Collyear, Racine; II. A. Wyman, do; S.
Harper, Pa, and others, making in all 10. The
wreck OF the steamer was towed into the han Dor on
the 18th coroner's inquest was being held.
An attempt was made to fire the steamer Win
field Scott on the night of the l4th, while che was
lying at the wharf, Three trains of combustibles
laid for tn e purpose, were discovered in to
prevent the accomplishment of the design.
The Democratic State Convention was to meet at
Benica the Goth of April, TO nominate candi-
dates for State officers Gov. Bgler declines
reelection.
The resignng members from San Francisco
had all been reelected by majority of 900 votes.
MIR. Murdoch, a merchant at Shasta, had been
killed by gambler named James holland. The
latter was hung by the citizens the same even.
ing. I- ra. 'e"
The S. S. Lewis broke up entirely twenty. four
hours after she went aground. The passengers
on board report that she WORKOUT vessel,
her machinery out of order, and that they were
short OF coal on the passage
Intelligence from the mines was favorable.
SAN FRAEcIsoo. April l6.-The markets to day
are generally quiet, Roail Gales of Haxal and
Gallego flour at 81 %. Clear pork $50 a 81.
Hams S2l So Choice butter IS cents. A consd-
cradle proportion Of the provisions by recent ar
rivals had proved of inferior quality, purchasers
refusing them. Carolina rice cents. Crushed
sugar ii cents, Costa Rica coffee III cents. Ada
mantine candles 30s cents Spirits Of turpentine
ST. rs.
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TMPoRTANT TO YOUNG MEN.- Bein g

IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN, Being
l. aware that there are thousands of young men
out of employment, who would desire to enter
some light and lucrative business, offer for sale
upwards of thirty different Receipts. many of
which have been sold the past year for five dollars
ferent ways to make money. In the sale of one
of the articles alone, have known young men the
past year to make from five to twelve dollars per
day; and in the manufacture and sale Of any one
of the articles no young man ofenergy and ability
can fail to ma ke money.
Address E. BOWMAN, Boston, Mass, enclosing
one dollar, and the whole number of receipts will
be forwarded by mail. No letter taken from the
Office unless prepaid.
April 29-law4w
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NOTICE
Of the reopening Of the Land Office at Vincennes,

WHEREAS by public notice dated the 9Th day
w of February, 1853, the Land Office at Vim
cENNEs, in the State of INDIANA, was directed to
be discontinued, and the lands remaining unsod
therein ordered to be attached TO and made sub
ject to entry at JEFFERsoNvILLE, in said State,
the reason that it appeared sad ussod lands
amounted to less than 100000 acres; and it now
appearing upon examination that the unsod
land in said district exceeds that quantity, the
Secretary of the Interior, in virtue Of authority
in him vested, has directed the reopening of the
Office at VINcENNEs, and it is therefore reopened
accordingly. 9as
Lands in the Vincennes district will be subject
to entry at the land Office at Vincennes until fur.
Their notice. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, April 20, 1853.
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AVENUE HOUSE.
GEORGE FRENCH & co

OEURG e FRENCH e CO.., ~
Late Of French's Hotel, Norfolk
THIS HOTEL, just finished at great expense. is
i furnished throughout in the latest and best
s,yae. Inc rooms are large and airy, and every
ATTENTION Will Dc paid to the comfort of their
guests. sNgL -'-~~.'l
Families wishing board can belaccommodated
at reasonable rates. 42 aeIT,'raI e@'-aNr -
Inc charge for meal borders will be four dol
IaIs per week. so 1siaH EHEai iAprii ii
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Musical INSTRUCTION by JOSEPH G.
1y1 KEsTLER. Address him through the
city post office. Terms, cash ia advance.
April l-d1awly&wly usse $500 ~
intelligence. Union. and GeorgetownAdv.J
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NAAAs II. HILL. Attorney at Law.-Ofice,
SIKH street, 49,. 5atf84 May 9-eod2m
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METRoPoLIrAN MECHANlcs' Institute HAIL.
The subscribe re- to the stock for this hall. and all
other persons interested in it's erection, to hold
a meeting this evening at the City Hail, in the
Alderme ms Chamber 1t P7
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VIoLENcE.-Yesterday afternoon two men, one
white and the other black, got into an alteration
in the Seventh Ward, when the latter struck the
former violent blow on the head with brick,
shockingly fracturing the skull and endangering
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FIRE. Yesterday morning. about two O'Clock,
a email frame dwelling in the Northern Liberties,
near McKendree Chapel, was destroyed by fire.
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NEW BOOKs.-Mrs Southworth's new book,
IN 'fOd Neighborhoods and New Settlements"
Carey's Slave Trade, Domestic and Foreign;
why it exists and how it may be extinguished.
Rufin on Calcareous Manures, fifth edition.
At TAYLOR & MAURY'S,
Mayl3 Bookstore, near 9th at. p
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE, April 90, 1853.
Aprii 25-3ta w(Sw
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HuMANE PRovIsloS.-We notice by the official
report of the proceedings of the Board of Common
Council, on Monday last, that "Mr. Easily, from
the Committee on Police, to which wac referred the
Mayors communication on the subject, reported a
joint resolution, authorizing the Mayor to cLorHE
the guard at the Washington Monument" which
was read twice.
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Witness Nathaniel Mclean, Indian Agent !;
Wallace b. White, Secretary Phlander Pres
colt, Interpreter; JJs. Laframboise, Interpreter
Henry NJ. Rice.
To the Indian names are subloined marks.
The foregoing assent was signed in presence of
myself, and the witnesses whose names
ueKed ALEX. RAMSEY,
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A VI e NnN ENrS,

strike out the third article of the treaty and add
the following supple article: .
lS.. ne united states do hereby stipulate to
pay the Sioux band Of Incians par,ies 10 tba trea
~ az tne rate OF zen cents per acre, for the lands
included IN the reservation provided for in tbe
this axicie was stricken ont Sea smsna
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Sept I3
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1rr5rdI 0fMU PhIQdc2DhiQ- More GOlI

Arrira1 otMo Phaadcphiq-DIore GoM
NEW ORLEANS, June 9th.-The steamer
7 iIadelphia has arrived here from Aspinw all,
winch place she left on thu Sd She trin2s u
large lumber of passengers. The PhiIadeI
phia Connected with The steamer John l.. STE.
vens, which lrli San Francisco on the 10Th ,lt
with 250 passengers. The shipments Of gold
by the Illinois, together with that Of the FL
Dorado, aud that via the Nicaragua route, a
mounts to arly three millions of dollars for
the fifteen days ending May 18th. exclusive OF
large amount brought and being forwarded
ly the Passengers.
The general news from Panama is mimpor.
liant. The steamer Illinois was to leave soon,
with one mill on SIX hundred thousand dollars
worth of gold and 800 passengers to New
York
The healh ofthe Tsthmus was good.
No other new of moment beyond what has
already been -
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jIlJnpr dSe,

new phase mas taken place in the case OF
the coIored child, Jane Trainer claimed by her
alleged father at New York from Mrs Rose
Porter, The former owner of Jane, and with
whom the child now rem aims through affection
Judge Barculo having issued a writ Of habeas
corpus, some difficulty occurred between the
New York and Brooklyn officers about serving
It, when from fifty 10 sixty of the celebrated
Empire Club, led by Captain Rynders, took
pos ession Of the child and carried her off, and
at last advices it wasa case Of nan est inrentd
a warrant was issued for the arrest OF Rynders
and party
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To PLANTERS Am MILIERs-

~ bf0ras Portable Gria Hi1, for Grinding CON,
" 'eaf aud Pas crTbe.e mill. M. not ned Ia
a''y nuts IN use. TIM STONES Freach Rurr. ,ane.
he IN slze tom l6tn3h iuches-Prre firm, sso ~ s3oi
ono e these Mil. with 80 iacl -touc. my be .eer
- II bushel. per heur with les newer Inn = 70
CURED tofun"fdipury y fl. stones
ne attention of the owners of steam and Water
saw M'l+ respectfully called 10 thia mill II come.
df Tor nme 'iate oPei alton, and ocenpieI space o
less than ; f.. square
I or ffaafdfion purposes. it Is unrivalled With 4
~, Sc power II will grind bushels per hour-t ia mol
liable 10 g out of order is cnsy transported and en-
'e managed ly ordinary plantation hands.
On hand and for ,ale at the
PIEDMONT WORKS
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THE LATEST NEWS.
c.,;ouorArthur> prinv

n..,,.nEIPHIA.J June l0,P. NJ Arthur Spring
IanrJerer, was executed this morning IN lie
nv ard al II quarter past eleven O'Clock He
J.. ,,narently without a struggle.
d -, noment, before the execution took
n. Rev. DIR. Street who was in at.en
y, nut the following question to the prison.
II. voonr Arthur, your son, guilty Of the
-. of Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. LynchP' To
,oa'1 tho culprit made the following answer
He is no more guilty oil their murder than
am ,o.,..r
Il thu night, m all The night OF the muir
w Po-st ven o'clock, and did not rise until
II, -. ..c.r morning. | knew nothing
,,b.. ~ 1r,it., unll tAe officers arrested me-
u s,,,,o denied most positively and earnestly
=. Eav;,1g commiiued the murder for which he
Lean convicted. He also protested his in.
Ia. .once Of the murder OF Rink it'll which he
IA heeo charged. OF these he alleged. Just
I',,ro nassing from iin,e TO eternity, that he
was wholly GU 't's
He passed The night with apparent compo
.,re md This morning eal hearty breakfast,
se,o,rking whilsl he eat it tina, II was the last
Lr'akGas lie would ever have.
Whilst on the gallows he stood up frm,nor
H.. .Grhtest tremor was visible. Quite a large
number of persons witnessed the execution.
which has created great sensation through.
outline city.
Before ascending the scaffold Spring asked
for some liquor, which The Sheriff refused 10
give HIM
b Thousands of persons Witnessed the execu.
,;oo. An immense Heterogeneous mo5,or con-
course of persons,alI colors and sexes,surloun.
led the prison.
The neck of culprit " as broken instant,
~ upon the trap falling, which is the reason Of
his not struggling. He was allowed To hang
81 minutes. and then cut down and the body
raken by Doctors KirkI'ridge and McC!entick
for examination Of the brain, after which II will
be handed over to the Rev. John Street for
burial Everything passed off orderly
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SONkhern C0nrenil0n.

MEMPHIS June l0Ih.-The Memphis Con
vehton has adjourned sine die. The procee
dings Throughout ere harmonious and highly
Interesting Among other resolutions assed
was one that the Conventions should mect next
April at Charleston, S. c. Most of the del
egeies have left for their homes, speking in the
highest terms Of the courteous treatment ex.
tended towards them by the citizens of Mem
phis
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Dcofh 0fG,ner0I Rilfy.

BUFFALO. June lo-Brevet Major Gener
al Riley died last night aged &C years.
He went to California in 1913, was order
ed to take command ola regiment on the Rio
Grande, hut he returned home, and being un
able, through i'll health to eturn to active ser
vice, settled in Buffalo.
He has been suffering for sometime from can
Ger. and leaves widow aud FIVE children
lhe funeral. with military honors, will take
place Tomorrow afternoon
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TALLEY UNION sEmINARY. Bote

' fogH Springs. Va
CHas. L. COCKS, Principal aud Instructor n Meths-
Doties.
wv. ~. PLgAsAsrs, Instructor IN Latin and Natural
SueHce.
J. A WlsELFR. Instructors in Music Modern Lam
On b RogsER. guagss Draving 4 Pointing.
Miss BErrr JuRrr, Preparatory Department.
Mas. GSDtASEA v RIygs, Goperness
Mus. SUSANNA V. CoeKE, Matron
Tne session Of this Institution will commences
July 20th, md continue without interruption rEE
MONTHS
TERMS:
For Bonrd, (nouding every item,) ss5 90
For Tuition IN English Branches, IS 90
= !" Music and of Instrument, 40 90
Languages. = - : : 10 90
tuf Tuition in Vocal Music, 90
For Catalogues aud Circulars, I 90
Payable one hall in advance and half the close
OF The session Pupils may forFi months,
as they pre- M deduction for absence, except In
ensrs Of prntrnrtod illness
Il, o. Ter Of the Trustees.
June D-wiwc td3t~2w
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1ccident to General Scott. The New ! ork
Post of Thursday, P NJ, says
We regret 10 learn that General Scott met
with an accident last night which is likely to
down the Fifth avenue, between Eighth and
Ninth streets. about half past nine o'clock, he
stumbled against tagging stone that, had
been raised above the surrounding pavement,
and fell headlong lie was assisted prompt
ly by some gentlemen mo happened to be
near and taken home. When tEey offered to
support him by the arm, he said, Don't touch
thai, telieve it is broken" We trr5t that
this impression may not have proved correct.
His face was also badly bruised, though We
have MOI ye; learned all the particulars. The
night wa quite dark, and the irreguarlty in the
pavement was not visible.
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Remarkable Escdpe.

The Montreal Gazette OF the LIST, in post
s''lpt makes simple nenIion Of a very re-
markable escape of three hundred passengers
III arom the consequence oil steamboat xPIoslon
!. mat number OF persons had just landed from
inc steamer ST Pierre, when the boilers exPlo'
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turning offhe Steam0 AdmUai at Toronto
TORONTO. June lOh 1858
The steamer Admiral running between this
city and Rochester, was burned 10 the waters
edge at her wharf here this morning No lives
we're lost. and the boat AS insured
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New ORLEANS. June 12.

Adviccs have been received from Mexico
to the 4lh The Government was revising the
tariff and rnislog the duties considerably
The tobacco monopoly was taken by gov.
ornment. The Siglio newspaper had been
fined for an Infringement Of the law regulating
tie press.
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ded killing eight persons-all that remained
On BOARD the boat. The destruction Of the
veS'e' was so Complete that very few of the
'n'ee hundred could have escaped if the ex.
pIoslon had occurred FIVE minutes sooner
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CINCINNATI, June -.
A man named p Craig has been arrested
here on charge Of forgery at Newport Ky.
Developments show that an immense fraudu
lent business has been carried on in real estate
and land warrants for several years by Cruig
and bis confederates.
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IsECnNn nIspATClI-

New YoRK, June -
There was a large fire IN Brooltlin last night
1t destroyed Dickens lumber yard. McMa
hons coa yard, and a ship at North Bend
Loss $500 600
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NEW GROCERY and Commission

y EW GROSERh anu SOhmsssIOb
y HOUSE The subscribers have associated then
lin 4 Co, To Gerry general Grocery and Commits
ion Business the city of Lynchburg, and have takri
Inc house nearly opposite the Virginia Back, wher'
they receiving large and we'll selected stock ~
FAMILY GROCERIES,, STAPLE DRY GOODS
HARDWARE, HOES. &C. all Of which they will sell
reduced prices for cash exchange for country plo
duce.
They viii make liberal advances consignment nnd
pay the highest cash price, for country produce. The'
in lite their friends ard the public trading in the city
give them u call. GEO. d. DAVIS,
NJ. b. NOWLIN,
mch25-d&cifts b fl. NOWL1N.
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WE undersigned have the pleasure of informing
\ the public, that hi, newly invented HAIR TONIC
las nov been thoroughly tried and has answered his
n"st shngnlne expectations 1t has proved itself to be
not on sure remedy against the falling of the hail
from the head thus cfecually preventing blindness bur
rings II out Who're It ia deficient. In instance, on
py or gentleman, where has been properly tested has
tnicd
But will let some of lhosc who lnvc tried il sponk
ia its behalf
We the undersigned having used Armistead Pride
Hair Tonic, take pleasure in testfyne its efficacy
preventing the coming of the hair. mud otherwise
t'enghcnng and causing ito thcken. We think thai
1if ina VIII sati.ly of this aud do not there
ore, hesitate 10 recommend 4.
HENRY LATHAM, JonN CLARK.
JAMS NJ LANGuouNr, IaIiN " STEWART
II NJ. GARLAsD il, a. g. Lfwis.
number Of other names might be ndded if ii ere
thought necessary.
For sale ut DIR. Lymans, Druggist, and ut VIM. II
frdess Barber Shop, door below the Marshal
'louse. Pic 81 per boule.When taken by the guam
lty there will be considerable deduction made in thu,
Irice
Orders from any part of the United States promptly
htended To, II accompanied by the money.
mp 26-3m ARMISTED PRIDE.
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If the Train is stopped for passenger between an,
IF the above named points, the charge WILDE made from
The point last passed by the Train, and charge viii
ne less than twenty-five cents in any
Passengers wto do procure Tickets Except those
who take the cars where tickets are not sold.
will be charged by the CONDUCTOR ten per cent. in al
lition the regular Of fare, provided. however
that in no case sh,l he receive less than ten,
than fifty from anyone passenger 10 any point o"
the road
Servants will be required to have two passes, one TO
he left with the Ticket Aren't and with the Conduc.
tor whch-passes must be explicit in granting the priv
eye to7travel on the Free colored persons will be
required produce heirfree papersor they viii not be
permitted to travel the cars
May lots. IHOMNs sHAhf,
Supt. transportation.
~ ANKS FOR SALE AL THIS OFFICE
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FOURTH DISPATCH

FOURTH DIsPATtH
New York, June -.
The girl, Trainer, has been awarded to the
custody Of her father
MARKETS.
Southern flour l,57 to 5,06-White Wheat
81 20 to ,22-Corn easier.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, June -.
Flour-$i 62.
Corn-Wh SIC Yellow 81 571.
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LYScHBURG. June 9th, 1873.
ID ECEIVED this morning by Express" large and
Ia handsome assortment Of Ladies and Misses Bon
nets all Of which will be sold low fol CAL by
il Id L. Holm ]. PURKIS. ~.
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LNERroLL MARKETS. June

Grain market lively. Wheat advanced one
penny per seventy pounds. Flour Cd per
bbl. Tobacco also advancing. SaIos Of TWO
thousand hhds. semned at sgd.
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THIRD nISpAIGH.

NEw YoRK, June l3.
The Illinois arrived Saturday night, with
upu ards Of one million in gold
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could take him. He was captured and LODGED
IN The Poughkeepsie jail. The cause of this in
human butcher! ia unknown. 1t is said thal
he always appeared fond of his family. He
had before brenarrestcd on charge ufauempt.
my TO shoot his brother ia.law, but was acuuit-
ied.-AB. Telegraph.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

AZ GROCERIES, AND PLASTER-The sub
crbertil continues NJ the fire proof brick Ware-hous,
the cann amidst all the changes receive and for
ward Goods Produce, Manufactured Tobncco, Ne
)nr charges WILDE low, and forwarding done with dis
catch.
VIII receive in few dnys, frat rate assortment o
froceics, which he will sell low and buy ut all times
lour, Corn Meal, Oats, Fink SEED, &c for which b.
will give he best prices
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES b. RENWICK
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CHINA.

Nankin was invaded by the rebels tho 10th
The Imperial Commissioner hired tho Portu.
gese fleet 10 relieve the city, but it was cnptur
cP by the rebels. Application then mode
for assistance To the foreign consuls,and the
British sent three steamers. the French the
steam irigae Cossins, and the American
Commissioner. Marshall, undertook to place
the Frigoto Susquhanna before Nankn, The
result was not known.
Private letlels from Manchester state that
Nankin had fallen, aud lhat the British com.
mauder had refusrd TO permit British Mrc-
chantmcn To go up tho river with stores or
ammunition io' either party. 1t was expect.
ed thai the Americans would back out Capt
Perry had dispatched the Plymouth to Shang
raj.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Photographed for The Lynchbuyg Vrginian.
Probable Wars In Europe.
IltcnMnNn.I1ln II

RICHMOND, June ID
The Pacific. with dates from Liverpool Of
the lsl inst. arrived at New York Yesterday.
The political intelligence by this arrival is
highly important.
ENGLAND.
Both Houses the British Parliament had
fused to state whether The Mediterranean
fleet had been ordered 10 assist Turkey against
The demands Of Russia. In the House oil
Lords all the Copalns General Of Cuba, ex.
cept Conoha.l bad been denounced rs guilty oil
participation in the Slave trade
SWITZERLAND.
The Swiss Government have ordered out
all ITS forces Ia attaek Auslria, if n, ccssary
TURKEY
Menzlcof left Constantinoplc the 22d ult
a Russian Army. ono hundred thousand
strong, had been concentrated on the Turkish
frontier, and JOINT effort at reconciliation
made by the Ministers OF England. France,
Austria and Prussia had faed. Both parties
were inlexbe.
part of the Turkish fleet had been sent to
Egypt for troops, aud Couriers despatched to
every Ottoman province calling out the whole
warllke resources OF the Empire
1t 1t thought, critical as is the state Of affairs
that an amicable settlement may probably be
made.