Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-03-07

Ior INC ld6t tLFe0 ubyc, U,UOV udlee. iOuE
has advanced ak pence to one shilling. Corn
Provisions dull and unchanged Coffee firm.
Sugars and molasses quiet. Tobacco dull, and
rice unchanged. Naval stores firm. Canal
-four at 40 TO Al shillings; Baltimore at 42s.
Sales Of cotton during the week, 10000 bales;
fair Orleans 61a middling 81 to s.; fair
Upland 81 middling 81; Manchester salts
factory
Vienna- Fifteen circulars have been for
warded to the diplomatic agents in Austria,
the substance of which is as follows Austria
considers the armed Intervention Of the West
ern Powers in Turkey extremely dangerous to
Austria has full confidence in the loyalty
and rectitude Of the intentions of the Car;
will take necessary steps securing her frontier.
A battery train Of 80 guns and six thousand
hundred weights Of powder have been sent
south to the frontier.
Paris.-The Moniteur officially denies the
statement of the PatYie, that the Government
had received negative answer from the Car 70
the proposals of Napoleon, as communicated in
his letter, and adds that the Cars reply is not
expected for q few days.
Advices from Trieste report the capture by
the Russians near Sebastapol, of the English
steamer Hainee, with Turkish troops aboard.
Paris, Feb. 16.-It is stated that the loss Of
5000, 900 of francs by . full Bourse has been
incurred, in conseq uence Of the publication in
the Patrie that reply had been received from
the Car.
The SuItan's departure from Adrianople ID
fixed for the middle Of March.
The Porte had contracted aloan Of 90, 600, 600
Of piastres, on account of the Servian tribute.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Constantinople, Saturday evening Attitude
Of Persia again disgusting. Mr.. Hanikof had
returned to Tabery, from Tehenau, whore he
had left his staff officers
Prince Dolgourdke seems to recover his old
influence over the Shah Of Persia.
One English and one French steamer had
proceeded to varney. A portion Of the COM
bined fleets had conveyed q large number Of
Turkish troops to Batoun.
Paris Friday, 5tk--The Bourse was firm, but
closed weak. Threes closed at 81 90; four
and-a-hslfs at 97
Barque Bonny Dee, from Savannah, for Liv-
erpool was spoken Of the coast Of Ireland, in
distressed condition. She was water-logged,
for ten days. The captain and ten Of the crew
had died. The remaining seven were taken
into Swansea.
Omer Pasha had arrested and hanged two
Greek spies from the Russian lines.
The reports from Asia are, that the Russians
have been again repulsed before Shefta-kiI
with loss of 1000.
No more Cunard Steamers to be Withdrawn.
BosTos, MARCH THE agent Of the Gu
nard steamers here states that no more boats
are TO be withdrawn, and that the Asia is the
next eteamer to sail
Cotton Mil Bnrnf.
New HAVEN, March wv atkinson's cot
ton mill, At South Glastonbury, has been
burnt Loss $50. 900. Half insured
Markets.
BALTIMoRE, MARCH 7.-FIour-sales before
news Of four thousand bbls. OF Howard Street
-four at $7,12 to $7.25; afterwards, held high
err Wheat--no sales Corn--sales Of $4,000
bushels at So to ~ cents for white, and at 10
to ~ cents for yellow. Prices Of other articles
unchanged.
New YoRK, March z, p. M.--Flour firm;
advanced sales of 1000 bbls Of State at 81 81,
Southern at So to So 10 Wheat--sales Of q, 900
bushels Of red at 81 IS. Corn--sales of 900
bushels OF mixed at 81 cents yellow at 80 cts.
Cotton frmer. Stocks unchanged and steady.
FoxcRoTT, MArsE, Feb. ~, 1854.
One week since, petitions in every town in
this county (Piscatsquis) were put in circula-
ton, praying Congress to prohibit the intro
duction Of Slavery into United States Terrific
ries. If final action in the House can be delay
cd few weeks you viii hear from the Homo
Government" in language not to be misunder-
stood Ly the employees at Washington. Ev-
erybody is signing remonstrances against the
Nebrasks bill. Even those who are usually con-
sidercd slave Democrats sign remonstrances
against Douglass bill" with the greatest
alaerity. A DEMocRAT.
Judge Bigelow, Of tho Supreme Court at
Boston, has been hearing q case OF Adbe0s cor
pus, instituted by Thomas ]. Parton, IT, OF
LYNN. aged nineteen, to obtain the custody Of
his wife Sarah e Parton, aged thirteen, who
is alleged TO have been taken from him on the
day Of their marriage, the 14th OF February
last, and since kept in the custody Of her
mother, Mrs. Susan Hervey.
Mr.. Richardson, the United States consul ct
Trieste, has been rejected by the Austrian
Government, on the broad and indefinite charge
Of having given expressions to political opinions
calculated TO interrupt the present good under
standing between the two Governments.