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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-16
COURTNEY, TENANT & &C.
FIRE pAYsvILLE. n. Y.

y N :
DAssvILLE, April 10, 1854.
Messrs. SIEaRNs & MARVIN Gentiemen: Your Safe
went through the fire. u contained all our books and
papers which came out In God order. The Safe from
appearance must have been red hot. We trusted our
all in il. Very respectfully, yours, -
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THE NEW y oisK CR ySTAL PALACE

customers the pusiic generally. before purchasing.
myS SHANhLlN & REILLY.
THE NEW DIRK CRYSTAL PALACE,
A FAILURE!
MOT that we mean 10 say the Exhibition in New York
IN failure; no. there very handsome things
of all Nations exhibited there; but the expectation
through the whole country, and particularly in Men York
great that many store-keepers intended TO make
fortunes laid In heavy stocks of the finest md
best Goods-and consequently. that our -homeloving
people did not like 10 spend their money by the bushel
aid home and many of those fortune had to
fail. aud give up business. Is
Our Buyer in New York. who Is ALWAYS on the lock.
out for good bargns customes well know, had,
couple weeks ago. good chance Ia buy whole stock
OF FANCY DRESS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Ut far reduced prices which offer 10 sell low
as never anything here befpre.
The articles. 100 numerous To mention, only will
DO Ia part. viz fine assortment of : -. 7sri-,
peLAlNEs, plain aud printed; a- eel
JAcoNETs;
IfIr SWISS MUsLIys;
CURTAIN MUSLINS;
KID CLOVES:
ls--.. DRESS SILKS;
SHAWLS,
And the largest and best assortmentof
ENGLISH HOSIERY;
FINE FLANNELS:
BED TICKS;
| BLEACHED MUSLIyS,
/ ETC, ETC.
We only wish everybody would come and examine
this stock, there anything here before like
il. Uaues) VIM. LOWENThALL & co.
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sHaRwo 3D. HoU Sc.

rTNHE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely reftted and resurnshed it, and is prepared
to entertain tho patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Burke and has good stock of horses and
riages 20 let. :
The stable Is large, clean and well located and good
hoser ire in constant attendance. Particular attention
will be paid to the care Of horses left with him for keep
wood House good Hotel. ljy6tf J. A. SYERS.
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DRY-GOODS g. GROCERIES.

SPRING AND SuMMEls DwY GOODS.
WE are opening large and CAREFUL! select
wv ed stock Of Spring and Summer Fancy and staple
Dry Goods Ia received from the Eastern markets. tc
which we would cordially attention OF purchas
ers fapeel SHANkIIN & REILLY.
UST received direct from New York the latest
u of Berages Grenadines, Tissues. Silks, WINS, Cali
Goes Cipyhams Berege dc i.aines and French Jaco-
netts fap2el SHANKl.IN 81 REILLY
WE have Just opened very derrable stock OF Bon
w nets the latest FashioHs; also Bonret Rfebons
soils and Pans, TO which invite the attention
the ia.es before making their selections.
ap2e ShANkLlA q kElLLf.
TUST opened IRE eh of Cloths Cassmeres,
d Marse,lles and silk VestiI gs white and cold Linen
Drills. Hosiery, Gloves White Goods Trimmings DC.
ais9 SHANKLlN 81 REILLY.
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rNTEKEsrING no mER,HANTS.

TNOSlER * BROW have just been making large ad
ditions To their former stock Of Staple and Fancy
Groceries, which swe il TO of thel and most
csmplt, stocks TO be found anywhere. They would
speciully cab the a.non of .hcr friends and dealers
their stock and pr they To make
&c to their intcrest 10 buy in this market lapl2
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From CINCINNATI To New Yors . $40

NJ For all information and Through Tickets. aIpl
nj the office. south east of Broadway and Fror
streets, or al The Denot, Cincinnati.
w. A. LATHAM, Ticket A gent.
BssaIS a-a. Z. w. SRA DER, II neral A gent.
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RAILROAD MES
ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
First rrain--lghtning Express leaves Cincinnaa at
O'Clock Passengers by fais train eonnert to New
York, Boston Niagara Falls Buffalo, Dunkirk. clere-
land. crestlile. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, BALTIMORE,
Washington Clty, Wheeling. GAINESVILLE. o.. Stamping
between Cincinnati and Cleveland. at Loyeand, Moi
row. Xenia. London, Columbus Delaware, Garline
ton Gallon, Crestiine, Shelby New London and Grafton
only.
Second INSTRUMENTATION Express leaves Gin
cinnatt7 - o'clock Passengersb 10y this Train con
meet to Cleveland sleep ut Cleveland and resume at I:
30 a.. to Dnnkrk, Buffalo, New York aud BOSTON,,
Zanesville, Wheeling, Wilmington, Washinzton, Circle
Wills. Lebanon This tF& stops at allway stations
between Cincinnati and Cleveland, aid between Cincin
natl aud Washington Except Flag misunderstanding
only on proper signal or "a. tee to Conductor.
Third frain--Les, Cincinnati at 10 o'clock p. m
Passengers by this Train connect to Hhssboros Chll
cothc, Washington. Wilmington, Lebanon, &c. This
train stops ailway stations between Cincinnati and
HiilSboro, ard between Cincinnati and Washington
Except Branch HIN and iinwood at Turnpike)-sop-
ping proper signal or notice 10 Conductor.
Fourth iran--Evening Express. leaves Cincinnati AT
5o'clock p. PASSENGERS by this train connect to New
Yor,. Boston, Niagara Falls. Brfalo, Dunkrk. Cleye-
between Cincinnati ard Cleveland except Flag stations
Stopping only on proper signal or no zee 70 Conductor
PSpringaefd Passengers b! L. NJ Railroad will take
a. m. and p m. trans.
From Cincinnati TO New York SO 90
From Cincin att to Boston ......-.: A.. l5 30
An AL itonal ch rye of ffty cts via Niagara Fais.
From Cincinnati 10 riufaio via Lake Shore Kali
From Cincinnati TO PhladeiIh or baltimore via
cre>tine and PIT sbureh ...-.-.....-.. 70 90
From Cincinnati to PIilsburgh via Crestne..... 00
:, ont Car .....,..................5 on
Fro, Cincinnati to Baltimore via Nheelipg.. II %
Frnn ri CHINA. To Washington via he ling. IS o.
From Cincinnati 10 phiIadeIrhia via " heeng.. Is %
Fr,,m clrcir,. ii 10 " heeliug ............... Is
Fron, rit,ri,.,i In CLEVELAND ............ 6 90
From Cincinnati to Columbus. ...... . w
Frnu, Cin,inrati Ia Zane 4 70
From Cinci,,,ut Ia Springfield .............. 10
From Cincinnati TO Morrow ..........,...-....- w
From Cincinn,ti Ia Wilmington 60
From C,inci,n.t Ia " ashinoton ............. 25
From (incinnati "a & rrleyiIIr 3 J0
Prom Cincinn.ti 4. / oyel.nd Is
From f,p,innati Ia lifllsboroiyh ............ IS
.rom Cincip not IN Cbillicothe ............ Ia
II For all information and Through Tickets. apply at
the Office south Of Broadway and Front ss,
or at the Depot, Cincinnati.
w. a. LAruaM. Tie ket Agent. ~ |
mhl6 z. ". STRADER General Agent.
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STRAW GOODS.

XTTE have hand very desirable stock 81
w Panams. heghorn Bruid and Palm leaf Hats 10
which would respectfully invite the attention of
customers, anu the pusic generally before purchasing
myS SHANhLlN * REILLY.
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large assortment of WILDERs PATENT SAtAaASpER
SAFES, With Rleh's Improvement, for safe by
80 STEARNS & MARVIN,
(successors 10 Rich cS Coz
h.ta i46 WATER STREET NV,
The only Makers OF Sal Amander Safes. combining Wi
ter's and Rch's Patents. and Sole sPDpnet,Ts Of
Jonos' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither KEY nor
key hole. ALLtS a. HOWES,
my9-u Agents at Evansville.
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CFRUP AND MoLASSEs.- Z
~ bbl Cincinnati syrup; -
lbhl sugarhouss Molassss; Just reed at
ang BEDFORD's.
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REMOYED,

WYE have now entirely removed our Toba co and
w Cigar Establishment, from the old Stands on
Water and Main streets b, tween LIST and 3D. To MAIs
sTREET BETWEEN FIRST AND WATER. in Mrs. Lewis new
building, where shall be happy 10 sell our old and
new customers cheap bargains.
mh3I-a SCHAErFER Il SCHROEDER
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CREsCENr CITY FOUNDRY.

CRESCENT CITY FOUNDRY
M are now turning out some of the most complete
w Engines and other Machinery ever built IN tht
west AMI at Cincinnati prices. il not lower All persons
waning anything in our line, viii find 1t TO their interes
W cal, ana examine our work. ~
mh1 G. ID. EGGLESroN & CO.
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STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORE.
on naiN STREET, BE WIEN FIRST Avn sEcoSD.
o o. - r,Yr

STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORE.
on MAIN STREET, BE TWEEN FIRST sEcoxD.
GUMBERTS & GOTTLEIB
A RE receiving at their WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IA Clothing Establishment, Urge assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING OF superior quality and
manufactured in the most fashionable styles fine To-
OF Cloth Coats OF all sizes: superior black and blue
French and English Cloth Dress Frock and Sack Coats
Sattineu AMI Cashmere Coats brown. green and gray
CD VA E-- G-0DA H~S
OF every style, price, quality and color.
VESTS AND PANTALOONS rf-ff
OF me mos, beautiful patterns brought to this Mar
ket.
SulRTs, UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS
Gloves, Suspenders, Collars, and Sacks,
HATS AND CAPS
OF every and APER than esersold In this market
TRUNKS AND VALISES, a.
CARPET Sacks, with large assortment of fancy articles
and Furnishing Goods. all of which will sell tbs
stra,gAt Line Plan, as cheap as the cheapest.
Call and see for yourselves. .-n L.s..i
octs GUMBERTS e. SoTTLRIB.
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EBITTRGLFF e. SONS,

BITTRCLFF e. SONS,
szALERs SILVER wATcHSs. CHAINS.
JEwElRY ALL KINDS, SILVER WARE, CLOCKS. =
sPEcTACLEs, &C., MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
SECOND. EVANSVILLE, A. rErEar
~ WE have constantly o, hand large ana COM
20 plete assortment OF the above named goods a
s.sZ will sell them low house in the West,
therefore respectfully invite all who DESTROYS
ing Watches Jewelry, to give call before purcae-
ing esew here make il to their interest t5y
Idcc2llyS.
COOKS FAMILY GROCERY 49,,
THE Undersigned would respectfully announce s.
citizens of Evansville, that he is better prepar
ed than to supply their tables WITH LIVERY
THING CHOICE AND FKESH, in the line Of Family
Groceries.
Thankful for The very liberal patronage received du
ring the past year. confidently expect continuance
share OF The trade. as presen claims
pnd shall spare no efforts to merit IL. ar r+arrF
am constantly receiving al the leading articles of
Family supplies fresh iIom country; and shall keep
on hand at all times, Fresh Butter. Cheese, Lard Eggs
Poultry, Fresh Meats Dried and Picked Meats.
Also
complete assortment OF Dry Groceries OF every de-
cripdon Teas, Coffee, Sugars Measses, Flour, Feed
c&c.
My MARKET WA CON will deliver all geods 10 the
., lne purchasers promptly upon the receipt or
their orders. Call and examine my stock
= q. n. COOK,
oet22 Opposite the Post Onice.,
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NDRRfDGE BUILDERS. wanting Car Wheels, or
n Iron work Of any description. can be aecommoda-
ted promptl, at our establishments We challenge the
Western Cnuntry Ia produces Batter SMITH than the
mhI7 Vi Jul &. d. EGGLEsToN & CO.
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-. CLOTHING &C, 5s.~r
(~r~(>~>~-
>ss READY MADE CLOTHlNG,'
M FURNISHING GOODS, HATS,
~ Caps &C.. &c. -

w Fl 0 L E SALE AMI RETAIL.
Main >t.s nearly opposite Bank. -
TUE undersigned has just opened Clothing and
a FURNISHING Establishment, opposite the Bank. Cd
door below Alley. He has large stock Of Ready ade
Clethng, FURNISHING Goods &C.. which he offers for
sale at the very lowest prices. knowing The demands
of tsnarket thoroughly in this line of business he is
prepared to crafty them. His goods have been pur-
chased at the lowest rates, and will be sold very
lowest prices Those waning Clothing of any escrir
uon or Sentiemens Furnishing Goods generally would
hhd u 70 their advahage TO call 1T this
fore purchasing eseS here. In this will found
Overcoas. Cloaks, Dress Frock and Sack Coats Shirts
Hats and Caps. &c, &c which open for ins,ee.
ton Those wanting bargains had better call al this
house. as good articles will be sold CHEAP.
have also a large ortment of WATCHES AND
JEWELRY, all Of which will be warranted to wlichI
call the attention OF the public. -.-
sep7y . 81. ....-,-f I.KAHN.
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We only wish everybody would come and examine
this stock there anything here before like
it, (iaues) VIM. LOWENrhALI & co.
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BOOT & sIsOE MaNUFAcToRY,

WATEk STREET., NEAR THE PAVILION HoIEL.
-Ar fHE Undersigned would respectfully in. ann
~ ,orn the public, that ho has now on hand |hS
the isrg~st aud most approved styles OF ~
vecustom and sale work Ladies' Morocco 81
hid Laiies Boots, Buskins, walk Shoes and slippers
Also Tor Misses, &c, %c. Also hand. splendid
stock OF Leather aud Findings sale Wholesale and
all low for cash. AT his old stand on Water stset doors
above PavtllOn hOtet. lauyl3Iyl nEIISNER.
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LIVERY AND satn STABLE,

:. THE undcrsgned naVe purcnas' q f'-t13
20 Livery Stable. ON LOCUS street, and mi.e ia
EA provements to II, and now have on hand 10
LII hire a good stock OF HOSES. BUGGlES an
CARRlAGES To which invite the attention of tn .
public They intend from this time To edeavor to sats'
the public in this particular, snd hope the
articles and terms will prove agreeable. Carriages ro
parties Scursions funeral &c. w1yson hand bens
proyded with good hosters, are prepared TO eore
orses and keep them in the best style
aug34 VI. &c K. III. DeGARMO.
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All kinds OF Spring, Cotton, haiF, MOSS and Shuck
Mattrasses, Pillows Comforts, sheets, and all other
ucies in line
We also keep constantly on hani large and splendid
Assortment of Wallpaper and Upholstry ware, AID are
enabled and sell low any establish
ment In Louisville or Cincinnati.
TFCarpsts, window Curtains, Roller-sha'es, &C.,
made up the latest style and at the shortest notice
TPHntels, Steamboats, and Private Houses provided
with anything In the CphOlstry Line. nova II
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A SMALL M AN WITH A LARGE STOCK


fine assortment of iaees, Hosiery, Gloves. Mitts,
Buttons, Threads, Needles Pins, &c, which will be
Id at the lowest cash price, and no mistake Call and
examine. We can prove the assertion. lap7
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

atoms of proof; and were the momentary plau-
dts of the careless observer all that could enter
into and invest such an affair with sensations of
pleasure and delight, the occasion would be
stripped Of its abiding interest, and its recollec-
ton become stale and obsolete. But there is
another view of the scene, underlying the cas-
ual one. When the object for which such a
gathering is but the stepping stone; shall have
been accomplished, that beautiful Tree in all its
perennial loneliness may not be the least amid
the manifold influences that shall yet lead the
thoughts upward to the admiration Of the
GREAT TREE OF LIFE, whose matchess fruit
is the luxuriating legacy Of all such as trace
their descent from that WONDERFUL PURCHASER
who now wai,ingly treads the golden mansions
Of his boundless domain.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

GAME IN THE ARCTIC REGIoNs.-Cnpt. Me
Clore, the discoverer Of the long. sought north
west passage, found an abundance of game in
the frozen regions, heretofore supposed to be
destitute of animal life. The expedition found
the musk OK, deer, hares, grouse, ducks, geese,
wolves and bears, thus confirming Lieut.. Kanes
theory, that life may be supported by adven-
turers after the supplies they brought are ex-
hausted. Capt. McClure's party captured 10000
pounds of game, between October IL, 1850, and
April 8, 1853. The deer were found very fat,
feeding principally on the dwarf willow, but it
was supposed they obtained much better food
further up. They were very wild, and the gun
ners had to display great precaution in shooting
them. The country contains fine green valleys,
ntersected with noble rivers, extensive plains,
lakes, woods, and parts of the earth covered
with simple, but lovely wild flowers. y
Detroit Times.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

THE MICHIGAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION AND
TEACHERS MAGAzINE.-The publication of this
new periodical commences with the present
month Of January under the auspices of the
Michigan State Teachers Association. The
first number has reached us, and impresses us so
favorably, that we can not refrain from recon.
mending it to the favorable consideration of
teachers and all others interested in the cause of
education. A publica' ion of the kind which the
Journal promises to be has long been desider-
atum in our State, and if this should become a
successful laborer in the field entered upon, il
will prove to be worthy of the most hearty and
liberal support.
Its steady aims will be to diffuse educational
intelligence; to promote the cause of popular edu-
cation throughout the State to aid the education
al work of the family by discussing the questions
that so frequently arise 20 perpleX parents and to
secure to every child of the land that education
which is his birthright 1t will seek to gather and
imbody the experience of the best educators in re-
gard to the most efficient methods of organizing,
governing and teaching School, to aid the
teacher in his holy but tOilsome work, to render
his abors more efficient, to elevate his calling i'm
the public esteem, and to dffuse among the in
structors of youth higher sense of their real
power and responsibility"
Published monthly at Detroit I'M. GRECO.
RY, Resident Editor. TERMS 81 90 per annum
in advance, six copies $500.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

TELEGRAPH MIRAcLEs.--It may not be gen.
orally known that operators in magnetic iele-
graph Offices become so familiar with the sound
Of the instrument through which thew receive
communications, as 20 know what it SAYS that
is, they learn to understand the raps and pauses
as language, and without the necessity of hay
ing the marks and dots taken from moving
slip Of paper, can, from the sound alone, write
out communications. And perhaps every body
does not understand that an operator at one Of
flee may have connection with an hundred off,,
ces and write in them all at the same time At
the telegraph office in this city, when communi-
cations are passing from New Orleans to New
York, every word going both ways may be un-
derstood. The operator is heard to call New
York from New Orleans, and in an instant The
reply passes on its return. In this manner
items Of intelligence, business notices, messn-
ges and jokes, between the operators are daily
exchanged over the enormous circuit Of two
thousand miles, and the most wonderful fact Of
all is that person familiar with the business,
can stand on the sidewalk in front of the office
in this city, when the communications are con-
plete, and by the ticking of the instrument, can
understand the messages rs they ply Mt incon-
inconceivable speed, can hear the operators at.
New Orleans call, halo, New York" and catcr
the response from the empire city of "nye sir"
while drawing assingle breath
[Cincnnat Commercial.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

TEXAS VEGETABLEs.-Unde the head Of
Mammoth Vegetables" the Bastrop Advertiser
speaks of the tremendous cabbage mentioned by
the Seguin lnercury as having twenty-five heads
and covering an area of eight feet in diameter
AS an offset, the Advertiser mentions sweet
potato presented 10 the editor by John Johnson,
which supplied boarding house with plenty of
sliced later" for five days, but unfortunately
on the night of the sixth day COW got into the
yard where the potato was kept and became so
surfeited on the remains Of it that she died in an
hour after. There was still part Of the potato
left ut last accounts. .l'
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

MEssRs. EDITORS The young Ladies Of Grand
Haven desire, through the medium of your paper,
to return thanks to the Gentlemen for their polite
and honorable attentions, on the evening of the
2sth inst, and the community generally, for their
prompt and liberal patronage. They are happy to
acknowledge the sum of seventy dollars, as the
amount realized. from the sales of the evening
Grand Haven, Dec. 81, 1853
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

LAMARTINEs OPINION OF THE TURKs.-Lam-
artine, the distinguished French author and ora
tor, says that "the Turks, as a race of men, and
as nation, are still the first and most elevated
amongst the people of the East. Their character
is noble and grand; their courage is intact; their
virtues, religious, civil and domestic, are calcula-
ted 10 inspire in every impartial mind esteem
and admiration. Their nobility is written on
their brow and in their actions Iftbey had bet
Ter laws and more enlightened government,
they would be one of the first people in the
world"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

VESSEL GONE TO PIEcEs.-Some three weeks
since two masts of a vessel, supposed to have
belonged at Milwaukee, and cutwater bear
ing the name Emma" were drifted ashore,
north Of White River. Large quantities of APP
pies were strewed along the beach for dis
lance of many miles. As much as l60 barrels
have been picked up These probably consti-
tuted the cargo of the Emma.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

EFFECT OF AN EMETIc.-Herc is one Of the
anecdotes told in burlesque of Dr. Veron's Me-
moirs. 1t is supposed to form part of the me-
moirs of an apotheeary of Montmarlre. A boy
had swallowed five-franc piece. None of the
family could devise any alienation. The apoth-
ecary ofMontmartre was sent for. 1t is evident,
said he, that so considerable coin can never be
forced up by any emetc known to science
However, let him take this pill, and faltering
conseq uences will be likely TO ensue. An hour
afterwards, the boy threw up the five francs but
in small change, principally ten sous pieces. ~
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

THE RUSSIANS AT JAPAN.-Private letters da-
ted Shanghai, 2lst Sept, mention that the Rus
sian Admiral Pautialine had arrived with his
squadron before Nangasky on the Odd Of Aug.
and was actively engaged with the Japanese au-
thorites in negotiations, which were not termir-
ated on the lst of Sept. The Russian ships be.
fore Nangasaky were the frigate Pallas the cor
vette Olivoutza, the steamer Rostock and the
transport Prince Menschikoff We see by ac-
counts from ST. Petersburgb that three Russian
officers of the corps of naval constructors have
been ordered to proceed to New York to super
intend the building Of ninety gun ship with
screw propellers. Nat. Intel. 18th ult'
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-01-04

~ The last mail brought particulars of an
other great fire in New York. A large number
of warehouses and ships, including the clipper
ship Great Republic, were destroyed The
whole loss is estimated from one to two mill
ion dollars. The Great Republic had taken on
her first cargo and was about to sail for Liver
pool