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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

COTTON ROPE, for VESSELS USE, manane
~ tur.d BY the Excelsior Patent Cordsse Conpsn
This Rope having been veil tested aud given senef
roe use and offered 10 ovnen Of yessss ~
6snee being strong durable and scribe St.sls ana
nomca With the present. value OF hemp foP~
sortueut Of xes on hand for ssle by the ssenf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

/ TO LET.-The lower part of House No 6Oi Wash
iuston st between Leroy and Moonsts inquire on the
prem ses Can from 10 A. d. tod NJ Rent $40 per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

U,O LIZA Store and Dwelling No 100 81 az,
,ry desirable location for business Fancy Dy Co.'s OF
Lsaies Shoe esablhmeni Apply T. HALLS II Ess' sss
ITO LET-Toa small family, nea. Apartment No.
II Gr-tu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

JosLFH HLGEMAN, AurtlOneeE
ITO THE LADIES-TUESDAY Feb %, ut
O'Clock NJ at the central sales Wioughbys co
PeaTs Brooklyn small lot of Sk DTes fs
Genoa Velvet rich Thread Lace, H0nton Lace CosS
French NeedlswoFk. &c &C.
VALUABLE, BROADWAY PROPERTY W
sALE-AHTHONY J. BLEECkER will sell on rUESDu
March at u Sc0ck AZ the Mechants Exchange eight vsas
Lots Of Broadway and 6s ms<inf b
Broadsay ard 6 feet inches 6lstst This
the eligible Broadway being only $50 feet from ne
9th RsirOad and the distance from the
boundaries Of the Central Par and only block from the
junction OF Broadway 10 tho shay TO which point the shs'
Railroad finished and I've minutes during the
From the valuable improve being ma and the h
IN Of this Of the city ths property Offers ndes
csDi asts for permanent investment
For particulars apply 10 the Apctoneer. No Bros5 WAC
WEThORE, No al Wall 81 g. BARKER No. Is Nassu-a, or
T.. A. FARR, No. 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
FORT HAMILTON PROPERTY for SALE-A
HOUSES at PRIVATE SALE-By ALBERT H

HOUSES at PRIVATE SALE-By ALBERT III
II NlCoLAY, No. Brosdst
DWELLINGS
FHrH-AvESVE- { story Brown StOue
BoND-sIREEr- story Brick.
FoURTH-AyESUE-3s0ry Brick.
WAvERLY-PLacE-Sstory BTcs.
EIGHTEENTH-sTREET-4st story Brown Stone.
THIRTY STREETS Brick.
FIFTH ayLsuE-4 story Brick, Furniture and stable
SEyESrH-AyESUE-5sfory Brick.
SlxTEESTB 8 story Brick.
TBIRTY-FiRsT sTREgT-4st story Brown
MADisos-srREEr- 2story Brick
TwENuETH-sTREET-Twoi Brick.
FoRTYFikSTsrREEr- I story Brown stone.
sIxrEEsrH.srEEEr-ist story Brick EnEish Basement
MApIsoS-sTsEET-2s,ory Brick Lea<ehod
THIRTY -FIksT-srREET- 3 story Brick
BRooNE srREET-2sory Brick.
TEIRrIETHsTEEr-4s story Brown Stone.
NIsETEENTH-srREET-4 story Brown stone
BOND SrREET-2sto Brick, TO Lease.
MISUNDERSTANDING Brick
TwEsTYsxr H-srREET-3 Brick.
FoRrIErH-srREkI-4 story Brick.
FEURrH sIREET-Ssory Brick.
TwELFrB-sTKEEr-S story Brick.
TwEsrYsxrH sTEEEr-S story Brick.
THIRrEEsrHsrRkkr-f story brown Stone.
TwESrIETHsTREEr-2 story Brick.
THIErYFouRrH.sTREET-Twoi story Brie.
THIRTY FiFrH-sTsEkr-i story Birch.
TMzrf-FtEsT-sTREET-3 story Brick.
Avenue A-Thrse story Brick
THIED-avESuE-2s 0ry Frame ftase
osE HUNDRED Asp IwLyrYFoUErH-sr-fsne Cox
sorrH WILiassrEssI-4story Brick running thrOarh
MAIDESLAsE-5 story Brick o stone A.
WILLIAM sIkEET-1wo story Brick
yoHS-sTEEET-r-o5 story Brick
BowEEY-T~o story Brick
JoES-srREEr- Cerner Of Gold. Two story Brick
BrOoa,n and Wiaurgh For fall particulars apply the Of
No Broadst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
tDatrbes, Jcwelrp, &f.

No II wsllst- % floor.
GOLD SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES
~ Double nss for ladies sud gentle for sale st retail
" '-' GEO Z. ALLEN. No. II wallst, ID door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

ITO LET-In No. 257 Broadway. Opposite CITY
Hall Larse Room on third floor well lighted suitable for sn
office or ish, anu turing Rea 80 Apply above
10 WILLIAM MURPHY, No 257 Broadway, up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

ITO LET or LEASE.-TwO Stores and tenement
Building in Broadway the Of seth st, . feet
"On' 0n D''a'"''' LEV LIVINGSTON No. s5 Nss,ur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

HOUSE and STABLE for SALE-The three story
Birch House and Lot No IS Third.v IS feet vida
lo9 feet deep. sey which Bhck
stable Apply 70 hAC1ARLASE MERRITT, No % Si-sv.
In ASTORIA-For Sale, Gothic Cottage in the
pesssntest part OF the village containing ooms rae.
and dry cellar versneAhs ds 10 the front
door ard and garden containing twenty grated
Price IS 500. Apply Of No. 1870 fthst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

mo TFT-A tgO-story Brick Factory with steam
os, Bru,b Min. Cylinders Hydrsue Press With 81 .hs sP
attached uable for any msnufsctons PaiP0'eH
49,, between 9Th and 7tb-svs Apply TO ,,,,,, .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

The weknovn Mansion foreryo~ne and occ1pied y he
hon Tsuad,e The House IS feet containing l5ofls
Stable between snd three Of ground saIo
bery admirable place for boarding school for
boys healthy Apply to WV A HOPKINS Agent No
IS Wall second floor 20 SAMUEL B. BUTTON, Podso
Ieerse WI be sod cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

A LADY having a House with all the modern i'm
IA poyemen will suite of Rooms Furnished with cooking
privileges and No children or boaders Location
near Church ALSO Basement Parlo
with hot and Geld water them Bee OF given and
CURED moving May Apply for week at No 90 ihay
nxut Tin sdxauc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

Tor SALE or TO IEASE--A Steam Flour Mil,
situate the Of Levi. snd Broomsrs 10 the Cry u
kewYort and tnovn The New York City Fos' Nils Ihe
building In suhs,n iil manner
and proy5ed with se.r-epsne, ofsIty horse PoEef
which cn BE- increased and milling naehney and complete
all parts combining every improvement for carrying on
probable business has SIX rua OF stone can
rud bbs Of and It's location from 10
the desirable The -four Of his mill has been
$780, e UIILFTT No WALTZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

ITO LET-At low rents, two OF the row OF hand
threesiory Houses with versnda in iroot on "a
mouth side seb% directly Of 4h The street ls ie'
vide Jagged and lighted and ocstion de.rsS Coioo wss
he Rent $50 Apply 10 SILLICK 4 OSBORN sotss, mes
III az or 70 r L. SUDAN No. l59 Wsvety place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

Tor SALE or to LET-The two story brick House
Il No 2 Ho~sd Bro.dssy Lot . b. lls .litse fof
business urosss The brick House No - Maths
Lot IS b b.f the block Inquire No 81 Es
h fore 10 and alters or az No q William O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

vTyO IET-House No $50 West 2lst-st. Three
stories brown front tearoom and Cr1on water
r.,, ssN Ipouire at No 81 Soonest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

C,TEAM POWER to LET-The whole or part oil
.,ory rol Factory 100 fset BY % feet 81 ha"e'h
port n j Apply 90 ABG BAIL
mo TF-T or LEASE.-A Good Farm and dwelling
house and shsr ost bou'e. ne large sraen c
bsEL<.on one mile from the railroad eepjI Neshoe aee
To " - farms -in ct low. Apply TO D. A MeCkCDf ~
- Ip-Sk.Iie or No Walls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

DOARD-One Room, suitable for one or two Gen
I'D emep also sinse room be obtained No 6fWest
I4fhtt. References exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

ITO LET-ID Appleton's Building. Broadway three
Rooms on the second story sizes Is BY u.s. aud BY 81 suite
for any business Also twentyeht rooms on the third fourth an
Of various sizes well adapted Tor srss snec ca
swyers &c &c For particulars inquire the premise
Nos SIG and $40 Broadway corIer Of Leonsrd+t r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
NO CARINET-FURNITUR or PIANO-FO

TNO CABINEI-F UKNIIUhE OF TIANV-T UI'I
DFALERS;-To Let Lease a BroadWag two large Room
rI25 ON the r.t and Of No AZ Broadway Ais
three Studios VIII be rented from the hrs Ma
next time during the day Apply to JoSEPi
No q ohp-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

ITO LET-In BOnd-st, near Broadway except the
slor, spacious Dwelling House In perfect order Also
Stable Ia rear Of the same Inquire OF - .-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

ITO LET-The twO-story attic House No 20 Mer-
csr.t between Howard and Grand None but respect
.be tenant wsn'ed Apply LAWRENCE, No. IN Fulton
ennndsf o from 10 10 u O'clO:k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

rETER PARks Ancfioneer.
fiction SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNITUG
n NtWELL& Co will sell THIS DAY at Al O'Clock al
81, Room No ~ Nassut large and general assstnerls
Hou.hod Fnipiure comprspg IN part sof Lounges Tia
Ck.. R,d.fesS, Beddinz Mattresses Carpets Glassware
A,o one Piano Forte Nnnns Co.'S make
40 made In Paris from sse OF private houses term, cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

EOR SALE-Two Farms in Prospect-st near the
second Presbyterian Church IN Orange within few misueS
vi o. ne mets ssd E~ssz ksrosd depot Of
nss.,. d ss sess'S s,,. s.s Tres Was a. yss further
nns..fsrt chT Of CYRUS BALDWIN A. @ Tsyiors sisrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

ITO IET-A Building in Duane-st., near West Broad
way feet front by 80 feet deep well adapted for mlnli.c-
turing prposs stable Ao the story hrcs House
Ma ia Barrow st. " lib story House adjoining Appyto
- THOMAS HOPE. No 1872 Ch4Dbets-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
miscellaneous.


ID Brush Factory No 81 Pesrlt Franklin sqasre Al 49,
sod factory Paint brushes Of superior q
constantly hand Machine brushes made % order o.,vt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

Also large quantity Of Houses in various parts OF NewYori
BrOoll,n and Wstursh For fall particulars apply the
tee, No 4 Brosdst fsSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

EOR SALE-Two new first class iour-story Houses,
% by IS feet equs with party walls q vide, lit sr
south side b~een 4 sid Lexington is feet from iha'
but 10 the by sea.s mechanics under the prn.
tepdenee Of THOS r. JACKSON ESQ., Architect arnsee
pstns eseb pssDg tubes and bells throughout
dumb siatusry, hot and cold
bic Sd story block tin pipe for drnkns and rPe.
thorough resdJ Tor
occupancy by 18th March Terms liberal APPyt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

RIO LET-A twO-stOry double House at Iarrytosn
II I,rlv Al No Morfonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
A rCTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GLAs

~ and CHINA. y. VAN ASrwERP son gill ssa =
WEDNESDAY, March 10 O'Clock. 81 No 1893 Pesrl hy 81
r.l,s. and from shelves In lots 90 suit parehseu 81 es
Iifs srsute sht blue, edged C. aud Della Ware 10 Y.
- s,,,e 40 "Msse maze do best escorted pat 40 a.,
borss 10 cs white and raised ssaed chins in px
80 ar. aca,k. rich Vases escorted $50 casks sss
TanM,r. Bowls Lamps &c Splttoons Also 50 tn
Xiv. ard Forks dapased so Tes Trays and Was CNses
r. 81 r-evion. Terms a. sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
Boaro ano Rooms.
PRIYATE FAMILY win LET large #

n Room With Whom partial board TO two Gentemen The
Apply No 5Ludow place
Bnu.i on st wfs side Broadway References excbanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27

ITO LET-A Whole House; also the Upper Part OF
Hsase Apply at No IS Allenst In the bSsnsnI vu,rv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04
Messrs. Martin Levin and Adler.

THE lash AND THE WAR.--A second letter from
Mitchell TO his countrymen appears in his paper
for Last week. Ii is written in the same spirit and
for the same purpose as the one to which we have
previously referred. Mr.. Mitchelrs first OBJ ect ia
to deter Irshmen from enisting in the British ar.
my and his second is to impress upon them the
tact that ia the present position of European affairs
there is reason to believe that opportunity will
soon be oftared for expatri8ted Irshmen so help
at least in doing justice and execution upon their
enemy He refers to the Tumored Canada inya
sion as follows:
"Rumors are current amongst gossippins news
papers here in New York. pointing to some definite
aud organized plan now actually on foot in Ameri
ca for giving practical expression to this yearnng
and passionate longing for fair and feasible enter
prise in the cause of freedom and honor They
even indicate the precise design-an invasion of
Canada by lrishmen from the United States Of
course our counfrymen will know how much con-
nience is 70 be placed in all this. And they ,oU ask
TO more present than 10 be assured that certain
Iishnen in Nen York, aoho hare the nearest and
dedrest interest in The cause, hare resolred if fair
OscsSon arise, tn ara themselves Of It, and TO ask
Sufficient mRmber Of yo1 to help them.
You will not be in position TO help, If you are
in Turkey, wearing the red coats of British sol.
diers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04
TEIEGRApHIC IFFNS

WASHINGTON April 2d-Mr Breckenridge has
authorised the publication of the terms on which
his difficulty with Mr.. Cutting was settled and thew
will appear SOON
The public debt redeemed during the past week.
amounts to S3l2,S00. Amounts OF money in the
Treasury, subject TO draft, SIS, TAG, 702 7S
The State Department announces that the Con.
vention sitting in London to consider claims will
not adjourn TO This country, as many suppose -
Claims must be presented there by the 18th inst,
but it satisfactory cause of delay be shown claim
ants will be allowed till June 18th to present
New YORK, April 2d-An arrival from Baracoa
bring the particulars of the loss of the steamer Pi
zarro She struck on rect off Cape Mary lon
the 18th ult, and had on board 300 troops all of
which, with the crew, were safely landed. Efforts
had been made to get the steamer Off, but it was
feared she would prove total loss.
shock of an earthquake was felt at Baracoa. on
the 18th
HUDSON. April 1.-The down express train met
with serious accident last evening about miles
above Tivoli, by running over large rock, which
Is supposed TO bave fallen upon the track The en-
sine was smashed to pieces, and Jos Mclaughlin
and Chas betran, brakesmen killed; JAS w Scott,
dangerously, and Z. s Caldwell, conductor slight.
~ injured The passengers escaped.
HALIFAX, APP. 2-Parliament will rise next week.
Several bills have been perfected for the construc-
ton, under Government patronage, of 200 miles of
railroad from Halifax to various points Present
Indications point to speedy railroad connection be-
tween Halifax and the U States.
ALBANY, april 1.-The Senate this morning re-
FL ed to pass the liquor bill vetoed by the govern
or, and the motion TO reconsider was lost by 10 to
- thereby efecualy killing the bill at this session
OF the legislature.
ALBANY, April l, 135i-There was great rejoicing
here yesterday, account of Gov. Seymour's veto
OF the Maine Liquor bill. salute of 100 guns was
fired, and the streets illuminated with bonfires
NEW York. April "A fire has broken out in the
Government buildings situated the southeast end
of Governors Island, and is now raging with great
fury. The loss will doubtless be very heavy.
NEW YORK, April 2-The steamer Southerner,
from Charleston, reports an unknown brig ashore
- miles South of Sandy Hook. The crew were
seen in the rigging.
NEW YORK, April 2-Mr Lewis, Manager of the
Sandy Hook Telegraph Line, Is about to construct
branch line to Staten Island, thus afording great
convenience TO commercial interests.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2--The new church, near
Paramount, built for the Rev Mr.. Armstrong was
destroyed by FIRE last night. 1t was to have been
dedicated to-day Loss $1,000.
SANDY Hook, April 2d.--The brig Fawn, from
ct Domingo, went ashore yesterday. near Squam
Inlet. She has cargo OF two thousand bags If
coffee
NEW York. April I'd, 10, P. M.-There are still
tidings of the steamers Baltic City of Glas
guw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
coNGRE ssIoNAf..

WAsnfscroS, April 3d.--Thc Senate transacted
business Of any Importance before going Into
executive sesaion on the Gadsden treaty.
The House passed the hill modifying the Post
Office system resolution was adopted calling
upon the President for any correspondence, not
heretofore given, relative to the koezta affair, and
also in regard to the conduct of the Cuba officials
towards the steamer Crescent City. The House
refused to sustain the rules to entertain resolu-
ton providing for opening negotiations with Great
Britain for the annexation of Canada and Nova
Scotia to the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

MURDER IN WRIT CoUNTY-On Monday night,
the Goth inst n man by the name of M'Giffin was
murdered in the neighborhood of the railroad, in
Writ county. A Mr.. Cassidy is suspected of being
his murderer, he having been quarrelling with him
short time before his DEATH and short time after
found with blood ON his hands and clothes Cassidy
arrested end committed TO JAIL and on Tuesday
last brought before the Examining Court and
tried for the murder The trial lasted till yester-
day, when he was committed to JAIL TO await his
trial before the next Circuit Court MGilfia and
Cassidy were both intoxicated, and the murder was
the result of liquor drinking. Ne,cs
3lsf nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

UNIVERSITY OF PksNsyLvANrA.-The annual
commencement of the Medical Department of the
University of Pennsylvania, took place last satur
day. The graduating class was quite large, EN-
Irscine we notice, the names of t,oenty.aine stu
dents from Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04
VALUABLETOW PROPERTY FOR

SALE.-By virtue of the last will and tesla
ment Of John Wickham, decd shall effer for sale
at public auction, on the premises on TUESDAY.
the 18th Of April his Dwelling House in the city of
Richmond, with more than half an acre of land at
tached thereto) and at the time all that portion
OF the square on which the said house is situated
to II th streets 49, :
Also. the Ground opposite the dwelling -house, and
adjoining the residence of M. Gregory, ESQ., third,
which thirty foot street, parallel with Clay street
The two last mentioned parcels of land will be laid
on In lots of a convenient size for building
"A plat OF the whole can be at the Office of
Mesus- Goddin 4 Appersor. y
The property is so well known, that description
Is unnecessary
The terms will be one-fourth cash. and the residue
IN equal payments on a credit of r. IS and "a mos
Wild interest from day OF sale, secured by negotiable
SHOULD the weather be unfavorabie on the 18th of
Apr the sale will be made the fair day; and
not completely on the frat will be continued on
the I'd day. VA
WIN. F. WICKHAM, Executor.
Sale conducted by GODDIN l. APpERsoN, Aucts
ap4-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04
BY TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS.
MOST BEAUTIFUL BlUILDINt

MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
M LOTS ON EIGHTH, BETWEEN MAR
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, 4th April, at 4o'clock, p. NJ. upon
the premises will be sold, Three most beautiful
Bui!ding LOTS situated on thu East side Of Eighth
street, between Marshall and Clay streets and or
posite the residence of DR. John g.. Wayt - ..
These lots front 28A feet each, and run back 100 It.
to 10 foot alley with alley 20 feet wide on their
Southern line {f.f - s-ssf 80 ss',sIt -
From their beautiful situation and convenient to the
principal places of business these lots are very des
rabe sites for private residences and If improved,
would be in much demand at good rents 4 - Il FsF .
TERMs.-One-third cash; balance at and months
with Interests credit payments to be secured by trust
NH q n 81 TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Apcta -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04

Ms NEW MUSIC.-April 4th.-
ySEaF With Ev'ry Joy and Pleasure; words by
AS4ZH c. Sherry; music by w. Whitmarsh; 25c.
- Mervinia Polka; by Charles Henckenoth;
l2c.
Home Where Changes Never Come; ballad, found
ed on subjects from Wide Wide World; by Bellamy;
music by Glover; 25c.
Lilly Dear Rove With Me; song and chorus: dedi-
Gated to Mrs. L. s. Neale, of Shandy Hall, Va by
Caroline, adapted to q beautiful melody, by Julien;
25c.
We Meet Again; by J. R. Thomas, companion to
Good Bye; Csc.
Kind Words; ballad; poetry by J. Stewart Esq;
music by Thos. Baker; 25c.
Word OF Love At Home; arranged by Charlie C.
Concerts 25c.
My Own, My Gentle Mother; subject from Wide
Wide World; by Bellamy; music by Glover; 25c
Repose Sehottish; by j. C. Vierick cold vignette;
38c.
Verbena Schottish; dedicated to Miss C. NJ Brew.
ster by Theo Schallehn; 25c
Rosaliuda Schotish, composed for the Piano Forte;
by Henckenoth; 25c.
Willow Bank Polka; by E. ]. Lancaster: 25c.
The Leaves Are Turning Red; composed by w. v.
Wallace; coPd Wig, Autumn; Soc.
Songs the Boudoir, for the Guitar; No. T. Thine
Image Dwells Within NV Heart; 38c
Carnival in Washin gten; Wizards Polka; dedicated
to Miss NJ Potter; by Maurice Strakosch; vign'tte
Soc. Received at RANDOLPH'S
ap4 Bookstore and Bindery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-04
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
THE pEACE PROPOSITIONS. &c.

HE I6SNC &C.
The London Times of March nth, remarks in
reference to the extraordinary Intelligence (pub
lished yesterday of peace propositions from Rus
sia:
"Rumors there undoubtedly are, both In this and
other countries, we can hardly say of the rcsump-
ton OF negotiations for peace, but Of fresh PROPOSE
tons tending to suggest some means of bringing
the impending rupture In Europe and the existing
war in the East to an amcabie termination. IL be-
comes, therefore, our duty to notice the existence
OF these ramors, although we unacquaintet With
the form or the substance Of any such propositions,
IT, indeed, they have actually been made.
Our correspondent at Vienna has transmitted
10 Us with some reservation, a sketch OF some
such proposals, but we discover nothing in this
communication different from the essential condi-
lions rejected by Austria herself at Of the last
Injecting of the vienna Conference. We think
therefore, that any proposals of this nature now
proceeding from Russia must be received with the
utmost distrust and incredibly and we only
regard thcm as means employed 10 suspend the en-
crcctic preparations OF England and France, and,
above all. to detsch, if possible, the German pow
rrs from the alliance of the western governments"
In England, an important document appears I'M
der the authority OF the Board of Trade. 1t is in
answer to a demand from some English merchants
engaged In the Russian trade, and is as follows:
OFFICE COMMITTEES PKIyy COUNCIL FOR TRADE, !
WlurERAL1. Tucsday March IL, 1854
Gentlemen: In reply TO your letter of the 24.h of
February, requesting to be informed whether, in
the event of war between this country and Russia,
Russian goods imported from neutral ports would
he considered contraband. or would be admissible
into England, | am directed by the Lords of the
committee of the Privy Council tor Trade to inform
Won that, in the event of war, every indirect at
tempt to carry on trade with the enemy's country
will be illegal; but, on the other hand, bona fds
trade not subject 20 the objections above stated,
will not become illegal merely, because the articles
which form the subject matter of that trade were
originally produced in an enemy's country.
/ am, gentlemen, your ob't ser'vt,
J. EMERSON TENNESr
Messrs Marlin. Levin and Adler