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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

SAM'L A. Nc jONKEY, NJ. y
MosroosERyCo. w. NAV o5

From my knowledge nnd ovseivut IN. | have hest
in saying that the OF the Allegheny Springs
is equal il superior any muny cnses
particularly remarkable OF Dyspepsia, Dersnge
of Liver, any arrangement whatever If oges-
tive organs; a,d believe has higher claim
upon public confidence. JACOB KENT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
New Drug Concern

ux2The subscribers having associated themselves to
w eether under the stye aud firm of J. II Thompson
IA < Co. and bovng purchased Of Mr.. John r.
Wight, Jr, his entire interest in the Apoihecary
mud Dug bIsiness as formerly conducted by him
unde, the supervision o Dr. J. II. Thompson beg lsave
to tnte hat they intend ooninu the business in tho
samr house, where they receiving supplies
Of fresh DRuGs NJ DIoINgs, CHEMICALS, PAINTS OiLs
Glass. Drf-STuFfs, &c;-nso IA complete assor ment
a! Surgical Instruments, fnnry Articles &c, &c, en-
braeing every article usually kept in well regulated
Drug Store
Particular attention will be paid prescrip. ons aud
medicines for inmles. ana NIL new plaImaeautical
preparations made they appear the medical jour
nal.
To Physicians the subscribers would merely state
TINT members Of the profess on.they feel the necessity
OF ceiling snch medicines only known to be pure
and nRadvkfe,dtcd.
They most respectfully solicit "a continuance of the
liberal patronage hereoior. bestowed u1on the bu,.
ness, and trust by uhweaied efforts merit the conf
dente OF the public.
JAMES H. THOMPSON, NJ. +.
ROBERT s. PAYNE, NJ. d.
mug 22-dScts
w. NJ. A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

DRY GOOES,
No 95 Main st Richmond Va
w. b. llotkns Lexington Va
Pcer y, Inv Danvlle Va
Ehomas ]. Carllou Montgomery, Va.
i fan,k3ar, lla ilnx Va
l the ships 'Cons ntuu' mud Montreal nud II -
IL vaIious steamers from Liverpool 10 New York, W.
are feef wing this senson French Eng sh and German
dds in Frcnt ynrefy In every dep rtment Of AVN
IeAs tAhhles eal assorta,nt will be eomplele, and
invite srneni attention srcrton If Dress Gond
Cloths, Gnssmetes, and Heavy N1olens.
ALSO, he greatest variety of styles, qualities, mud
mnnnlhct1 - ot CAhIETlAGS, RUGS DOOR MATS
Nc. at our carpet Warehouse. up sta,rs, that can Le
found i, the city.
Our purchases being nade on the most advantageous
terms, in Emopennd in ihis country We ,lesro t. sef,a
the merrhnnls i lieeila. Noyih Carolina ami Tenues
sec nsbelal be don by any other house in tho
United sttes. RIG ARDSON Il c.
aug II dNr3wt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

Missouri ELEcTIoNs.-A letter from Jeffer-
son City, capital'of the State of Missouri, dated
18th inst and published in the ST. Louis isepub
lcan, confirms the re election of John S. Phelps,
Anti Benton Democrat, to Congress- from the
9th district, by majority of about thousand
over johnson, his Boston opponent SO there
is not yestige of Bentonism in the delegation
from Missouri to the next Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
IMe GhnLern.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-During the last 81 hours
there have been four deaths by cholera in the two
Hospitals, fourteen cases admitted, and ID re-
manning under treatment.
ALBANY, Aug. %. There have been fifteen new
cases and five deaths by cholera since last Satur-
day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

GEN. HARVEY, of the L. $. Army, who has
Just returned from Texas, will. it is stated, soon
leave for Europe, in order 10 have the opportuni-
ty of viewing the large military forces
sembled at the seat of war in Eastern Europe, and
of witnessing their manmuyres in battle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

ANTHONY BufNS.-The Boston Transcript
says the case of Anthony Burns is not yet deeid-
ed, as far as his personal freedom is concerned.
Negotiations for his purchase have been going
on for several weeks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

An immense Locomotive, manufactured b,
Denmead & son, is about being shipped iron
Baltimore, for the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road Company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

The Ih'ian depredations in Sonora, Mexico
IRE frightful. The Apaehas so in larger, bands
than usual and attack, pl1nder and destroy the
towns and villages, numbering the men and car
rying off the women, children, and live stock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

SAILING OF THE ARABIA.-lhe steamer Ara
bia sailed from ,lew York on Wedne sday, 70
Liverpool with ll3 passengers and Sl.0O0,0Ji
in specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

Gas light is about to be introduced into pc
ton of Winchester, Va, by the Portable G;
Company OF baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

First Lieutenant, John b. Gibson, of the 81
United States Artillery has resigned, to take eff
feet on the 2ls inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
Allegheny Springs.


rENHlS Watering Place sirunted in III" county of
Montgomery, Va, 81 miles The Va. X Tenn
Rarna1, somr 81 miles tn city oi Lynehburg,
and within IL IN les nf the beautiful village of Chris
tinnsbnrg Immediately Il Tanks Of the Roauohe
River mud ia surrounded ~ the beautilu md
lively scenery in the Union. I he improvements
are all new. invng been erectel within the last -
months, nnd are oi the most comfb thle chnrnfter.-
The watnr IL known Yet 10 lmltrd but has
been sufficiently te,tcd 10 justify the stat-
ing the public teir hohe-i conviction HAT the oi
l. will entirely relieve and permanently any on, uf
cted with Nervous CatdaeoAS Diseases, .ysprpsa or
any disease originating trpm dsorded of the
,4lc liver. We might much d The efficacy
d tins water. but nj nisng Ia be accused o. attempt
ing puff into u,tce, h r. haf II i best 10 annex
few cert htates from gen eman of the very hi chest
charaier Who hase hal l. gaad effects oitLer demon.
srnted in tlclr hive witnessed il in thai
o eilrrs. This place Is OF EASY ACCESS. az persons
within 81 miIrs TIM Of the Va x fenn.
REronl. where my ,il te mel 10y 4rst lass nch
convey hem Ia the SPRING.: tic plul irtors having
made arrangements with Mr.. Z + Wills n u lite AMI
acromn.odalin egeniteman. lis cosci with
each ain. He will tav safe AMI accommodating ri-
We will ac Iea ~ In receive visitors by the LIST
d al June. Rooms if spoken for reserved.
HOLT. COlliOuN X co.
N B-Persors sending tor after the Is, day Of
will hecharged Tor H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

DEATHS FROM CHOLERA AT SEA.-The shiI
Delaware, at New York, from IIavre report
the deaths of Is passer rers and ON seaman b,
cholera.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
Musical X0tice.


HENNARO +. BOZZA0rRA return hi4 grateful
" thanks To his former fatrons and would nfarm
aud the citizens of Luxembourg generally thu he will
commences hi, seeeneenh session II musical il strucon
on the 4th September
Terms cor lesson. given private residences tn each
pu il Tor session OF five months Two lessons per week
as follows.
Instruction onthe Piano and Singing, s25 90
Gnitar - SIS 90
Geht cn.cn desiring instruction the Violin or Flute
t'be given their homes will be charged the above
He will, also the time by the request of SOM
of his friend. open public singing school over The book
store of Messis. Faye Christian, for Lade. aad Gen
ilemen, where twenty four l. ssons will be given in
twelve elk each pupil Payn,ng six dolars the
Iimton Of the term
fersor desiring his service. in either Of the above de
paitnenis will please Ianve Their at Dr. d. Il. Iy
mHf drug Store
No deduction WILDE mH'ie seer,n cas,s protpr-
ted sickness.
mug Id mif.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

New Furniture Ware-lsOOms.
CO IA MT. w a L d RO N q Co,
NouLD Re peetfull, inform their iiien IS and the
w public generally TINT they receiving, at
heir Furniture Ware Rooms. Mai ST.. IA doors
below tue Noryell House, their stock OF Rose Wood
Mahogany Walnut.nnd other Furniture together witt
great mnny articles in the way of House keeping thai
useful ns well ns Ornamental bli hive before
been introdu ed tpthis market All of which have bee
seIecr, from house Nuth. enjoying the hie hest repa
a'ion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishment n
Manufacturing Department.,
in wlcl they have engaged worknen skniund expe.
thence, and me therefore prepared to have made
der cut of good eral, my piece Of furniture that
my be ordered. They woulI add that they IA e pre-
pared to offer greater in ncements persons wanting
nuytlng in tie way of URNIrURE than has ever be.
ore been nffa'ed il nis market And they hope by as
idaou Intention business and receive least
portion OF the ublic patronage.
G0NANT, WALDROS & co.
n, B-We wnuld say our old friends and custom.
ers ttat oonIinue e. manufacture old stand,
Bridge St all kinds of : bucco Moulds and the
lkc, and we solicit tntunance Of Il rir fnvors
nar ID r. c., W. c..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
Elliot IGndfd sal

PETERSBURG, Aug. 24-Profesor Elliott has ar
rived here safe and sound, after the most gloriou
ascension he ever made.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

The barn and straw yard of Mr.. John Bruce
at Winchester, Va were destroyed by fire on
Sunday night last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

John T. CrandelLaged about seventeen years,
step son of DIR. Finley {. Hunt, of this city,
accidentally shot himself yesterday morning, and
died in two or three minutes afterwards. In com
pany with another youth. he went in the morning
in boat over to Mason's Island upon hunting
excursion, and after reaching the island, on see.
ing some birds, he seized his gun by the barrel
and was drawing ii towards linn. when the ham
mer came in contact with the seat of the bout or
some ether obstacle, causing the gun to go off
and lodging the contents in the side of the I'M
fortunate youth. lie fell back. enioined it upon
his companion to deliver .a kind farewell to his
mother and expired.-hat Int
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
PANNILL d SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

DAtflCULAR attention paid to sale and purchase
oil Wheat. Flour Tobacco, and merchandise gem
emily. Advances made eonsig nmenis
wa. rAssiLL HEEnr rAsslLL JOSEPH pAssiLL
nnr 2I.HArlv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

GENERAL SCoTr FOR PRESIDENT AGAIN.-"Po-
tonac," the Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patiotsays that political movement
is going on there, and in other sections of the
country. which has for its objects the thorough
of Cen Winfield Scott for President, and Hon.
John Bell for Vice President, at the election in
1876.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
Small LINE FOR N. YORK |!

~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TIL first onss double engine steamship, tim
Roanoke Cppt Thomas Sknaer.i caves City sAAnns1k
Point, for New York, Every Saturday morning., 10 o.
clock, touching at Norfolk. The Jamest,wn, Capt
Edward Cavend, lcnves heretofore. Eyriy Tuesday
ting touching Norfolk Trains by Ralrond from
Petersburg connect ei,h sac' ship.
Passengers leaving Lynchbnrg Tuesday morning
will arrive in tire fo the Jamestown City Point The
evening, AT o'clock aud those leaving Friday
will lay in Petersburg that night and wit
the Roanoke, morning 10 O'CLOCK.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms, 80 90
Steer age passage. 8 20
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk by River
s ianners.
For Freight u Passage apply to
SAMUEL q. BAPTIST. Petersburg.
aug t1iiuly---y
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N M MARTIN & DOMAINS,
GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
July 7.ts Petersburg Va
THOMAS NOWLAN,


Sign OF the Eagle Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va,
Il EEPS constantly on hand tho largest. chen pest,and
IN best assortment Of Watches Jewelry, Gold Pens,
Speriacles &c. To be found in Vsenbracne Gold Patent
Lever liurirrntal and Anchor Watches ranging in price
from S25 5000, all warranted To give satisfftion
he will exchange them. Also large of Din
mend, Pend and Plain Rings, Breast Pins Ear Drops.
Ladies' Neck and Chatenin Chnins. Gan,'s Fob and
Vest Chains, Bosom, Sleeve and Collar Buttons. Brace
ets, Gold Pnncla &c. Sc also, very large
oi Silver Ware embracing Table Tea Dessert, Salt
ani Mnsnrl Spoons, Table and dessert Forks, Soup,
Gmvy aud Cream Ladle. Pickle Knives and Forks Cake
Butter and flu Knives, Silver Gotrts Cups &c. &c.
all warranted pureeiI,ei, equal Coin Any kind of
Jcwery manufactured at the shortest notice Watches,
Clocks. mn 1ewery repaired by competent workmen.
and warranted 10 giv@satisncion Give him n call If
YOU good aud fashionable Jewelry and wish your
Watch To keep good time.
,,I,,p 4 4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

HUNT Il HARVEY,
Cary, between 14th and 10Th Streets
RiCHNOND. Ia,
RE receiving their fall supply OF Gocer.sto whirh
n They invite the attention OF deners Their stock
consists IN pnrt M follow.
ITO buds Nos T. II Snpni
400 hbl- steam refined 10
500 ing, Rio. La 4 Javu Coffee.
80 hoxe. lnaf Sugar
400 packages Green md Black Tens
Is hhls o Moas 81,
- hhds Cnbn do
500 oases Tnllow, Adaman,in. md Spesm Candies
700 sides Sole Leather
500 rs Cut Nnils
50 bits rnuncrs' Oil
$50 lngs Shot
900 boxes ss 0 md 10 = 10 Window Ga.s
20 cnsks Rec
81 bib Cider Vinegar
30 bugs Gngel Pepper aud Spice
200 Gunny Bays
30 ioz Painted Buckets and Tubs
loO keg- Sep"r ,rb"unic Soda
100 cases Stuck aud Mass lia,oirc
300 reamf Letter. Cap and Wrapping Paper
10 bills MacLrrel
so Herinrs
Aso Cords for plough lines mud bed rords. Candle
wick Cotton Irvine saaeh, Indeo, &r.. with manv
oih,r aioes in their line, and nso good of far
egn and olnesuo Liquors all ol winch Il ey vii cell ~
low rs possible aup - Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
Classical and Mathematical School.

NldSSltdl anu HdtHtludticdl ScnO0t.
YENlE second session of school will be opened ON
Il the lst Of September. next.
II y'ng urchased GA Diamond HILL. the hnirline re-
Gently erected b. G. fuiiaerro. hRvs trclled u
locality both Convenient al rnthful. Wiil-t il is H.
moved from the distnrng naisc essanly attendant
ON situations III any pat al city devoted . active
business, Still il is easl accessible tn p, ope of
city. during Indictment weather. being connected
with il by good rid..walLz. In. ell adapted
to purp They are amp urge aud are
e rs 10 admit readily Of ven atlnn: moreover, ,h
procure suitable stoves for preserving uniform und
hea.thtul temGetture j hem.
Lowest Class
S.'eling, Rea ing. WIRING, bnnmotc, Engish
Grumm r. Geography, Naiarn ll>lt fv,..-.-. SIP 50
Middle Glass
Latin ard hieeR Commence j, Rom IN AntiqHities
Ancient Geography, Exercises in I.atin and
Greek Composui n, Algebra aud q nmetry,
lain aud Snheri al Tree iometry Surge, ing.
Men .uration Eocut on #........#........ 90 ca
Highest Class.
l.atin and Greek Analyticii fieomet.g Dihtrtn-
tal nnl Irefga Gaze Ias, Practical Mechan-
les. Geneltl Astro' my aud Chemistry, Mrn
tai and Morn Philosophy, Logic, Rhetoric, Ey.
de of Christianity, POI 'i,a Eco nomy 30 90
Exc risrs in Com position and Defamation VI i be
qnre . ali tn, Classes.
lV he modern languages IA lght NJ extra charges.
c. B, TALiAfERRO, y. NJ.
NJ l.
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ED
Roanoke College

FACULTY.
Rev David 7 Biue. A NJ Precedent and prc...
.or ri Mprl an intellectual \ irnce. &C.
y Gaf.se Is, A. NJ, Pr NJ ,thematc. and
Natural SCI pcr.
Hrnri e. fof foxar, Prof Ancienl aud Modern Inn.
+ Bolton Tutor.
'fNal> Ioslitnton, located a Salem, Va. will com
meace II. aeNf session Oct her ilh r, ,cns.s for
, :, ses>i"n 81 ten mouths iaioiing Tuition. Beasd
hnan.rcrt Fuel Lights ard medicinal expenses ALE
Tor particulars address III, frl snent
mug I9dsc6mos
Rep copy
GCuOOL The >ab.crher propose. e.tabli. bme p
- Classical md Mnttema 4, Sch IN IL .hbnls
mwi..eh Al the branches ri academic education
will be Taught.
lie scholastic yenr will be niside into Two sessions
ot hive months eacd. First ,ssior, from The Isl OF Sci.
teber To the st el f"bruars; second irom the l,t
trhrna-, to lie lst ofJus Vacation during July ahd
\ gust.
TRIMS PR sEssloN:
Elementary English Brnaehes 81
Cass.c., hiathemaiits rlvsieal Sciences &c. og
Modee Languages be night, if desired, al
A vii BIZ secured in .ome desirable part of h.
ety. Il. MCDONALD. A. h.
nus dscts
MI. p MIS-, Doughens School for Young Ladies
II Ihex,r al n.r Sci will b. resumed The Iir.l
L MoNDaY in Septcmber AT our residence on Church
street.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
fltst clas- IN the English Blanehes si5
The JUNIOR Glass --....-.... .......... 10
Latin, French or Gernai5 $500. 10
Bond including washing fe nnd light, per ma. II
mug 22-..tlS.
fINilE mex ofihe su,scrjiers schpo wIl eou
l. mence on Monday the ilh dayof September.
a el-iaw WI. :. REID
y OFICE.-'lhe eXerc OF my school will he 10
>ume4 at the ,nme ulacc the 1T Merida,
lith) in September. Monioly reports will be mnde 10
aud utariinns and he If
will be spent IN public examination.
TRIMS Pm sEssfaS,fN ADVANCE:
Classics, Observation-Disclosures. ....... sos 90
English Branches. - ...-...... 2n 90
FRENCH, extra -. $500. 10 90
ID NJ HARRISON, a. NJ
july 1912 s-pior cnm nr-ame
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
THE LIQlOR LIN LIZ NAV HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, August 2l.-A great
meeting was held here this afternoon for the pur-
pose of appointing liquor agents, and for desg-
mating the quantity of liquor to be used for me-
chanieal and sacramental purposes The oppo-
sers of the law resisted all action, and a vote to
adjourn was carried by them-eleven hundred
and sixteen against ten hundred and sixty. Tho
friends of the law said they lad II large majority
present, if their friends lad not been crowded
from the doorway by the presence ofrowdies.-
Their opponents deny that this "; 5 50.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

North has very boyish appearance indeed,
good, open countenance, and is AZ parently not
more tim Il. Il wears Older. Gaz.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed for the Daily virginian.

Yellow Fever Arrest of Capt. Hollins Mar
kets. &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

SAVANNAH, Aug. 25.-Thore were % inter
ments of Yellow Fever, and IL new cases to day
Among the deaths, notice the names of Benz
Burroughs aud Capt Wm. White,
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N M MARTIN & CO
COMMISSION MERCII
NV - Richmond Va

/ ai -. 1904
NEW GOODS
II c II A RDS q " & CO.,
IMPORTED WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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Jun Q dtu sfri-cwth-ls
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MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 25th.
Flour-Howard Street, 81. Wheat advanced
tive cents Corn-upwnra tendency.
NEW YORK, Aug. e5th
Flour firm and advancing. Southern Sa.37a
$40. Nheat-llolders demand and advance.
llnsound Southern Red, sold at 1915. Corn
Yellow. SsaS9.
RenMoNp,Aug. 25th.-Wheat- White wheat
) 81.
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w. {. 4 Z. g. JAMES 4 co.

Iaponrrna, AND waoLFsALF DEALERS ~ reHf,as AND
DOMESTIC STABLE And FOREIGN DIX
GOODS
Walnut street, opposite "est II Il Warehouse,
Peiersh,rg Vn.
IA Iii have In store by the 6rst e September next
w their fall stock 81 English, French German, and
American Day Goodp which, they will sel Is low s.m
iar ods be purchased any market in the United
States They invite the 81 country cha nts,
visit this market. w. g. JAMES.
Aug. Ida o2m. Il g. JANIS.
J. 5 JAMES.
Wy,heville Telegraph, Christian burg Il rid. Floyd
ln'elgeneer Tarewell Advocate an Lynohbuig Re-
publican ropy.
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.sry Preserved Ginger


lNFsNFVVT BACON; l5,NOO rs prime Western
Sides and Shouldersust received ana for sale low, by
aug25ts SAUNDERS d. IRBY.N
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-16
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

New York, June l3.
The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool with
dates to the Sd inst, reached her dock this
evening at 81 o'clock. Cotton advanced Is
sd:
Flour advanced Cd: Wheat advancing
Corn firm at previous rates.
Tallow dull. Bacon advanced ld@2d
Lard advanced to Al: Pork quiet
Consos further advanced TO 90.
A circular of ofMcIIenry says that in Bread
stuffs there is much doing. Wheat held at
an advance: Corn being much pressed, ex-
ship declined 2s, but has recovered and closes
firmly at fGll rates as last quoted: The con-
sumptive demand appears to have become
very large.
Omer Pacha has had a conference with the
allied Generals, and had marched 10000 men
for Silistria.
Austria has positively demanded Of Russia
the evacuation of the Principaliteis.
Greece has acceded to the demand of the
Powers.
The bombardment Of Hango is confirmed !:
Two English vessels gallantly cut out Rus
sian barque under the fort.
The increase in the bullion in the Bank du.
ring this week was 922.000,000
Political intelligence is devoid OF startling
interest.
Money continues tight. No appearance Of
advance in rates.
Weather fine. Prospect for harvest excel
lent Manchester market improving.
LATEST Intel LIoENcE The Russians have
admitted that Silistra cannot be captured fol
two weeks. They had attempted 10 force the
passage Of the Danube. at three different
points, but were repulsed.
The Independence of Georgia has been
proclaimed. and the banished prisoners will
be recalled.
An affective blockade has been established
at Riga
By the convention recently concluded, Aus
tria will occupy Albania. Montenegro anC
Servia, should any disturbance arise
Authentic advices from Athens report thu
defeat of Greek corps, with grea, loss. by
the insurgents. In Thessaly they captured
500 persons.
Exchange at St Petersburg has declined.
The Russians have been driven from Silis
tria four times with serious loss.
Eight thousand French troops have disem
barked at the Piarens 1t has been decided
by council Of war that the allied armie
should march 10 Adrianople.
There hiss been eo.p d'stos at Copenha
gen All the opposition papers, including
FIVE ofihe Provinces, have been indicted
The Gear is still anxious to renew negotia
lions.
!, A change Of ministry favorable TO the al
:, lies has been made in Greece.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-16
washington City Election.

The result of the popular vote there on the
5th inst, was glorious Wing victory. The
The most exquisite municipal election ever
held in that city, eveutuated in the choice of
John 4. Powers, for Mayor, by a majority of
about 5OO How will the Nebraskaites like
this verdict. A correspondent Of the Phila-
delphia Gazette, says:
"The power of the administration and Of
Congress was thrown for Maury the Demo
cratic candidate but il was all in vain. Our
city is vastly more honest than Congress-
Money and patronage, though lavsbly en-
ployed, have not yet corrupted the honest
people. This result has heightened the in.
teresi felt here in relation to your municipal
election and the good and true men of al
parts of the country, who desire TO see pub
| lie faith maintained, and solemn compact'
preserved invoate. are hoping with an earnes
hope, that the majority for the anti.Nebras
ka ticket in your city will be such as to reas
sure them that executive patronage is power
less against popular virtue"