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yuurrrruIRD CoNGRrss-1sr SESSION.
HorrAi, AJGUsI 1, 1871.
GEN tIE

~ ,i.li "'rinrh this morning. pursuant /" T'j"urn'
Incui uI SATURDAY. the Presi,i"u, took lis sat. aad fni
the lasi time this session. IN" Rev. Henry SlrtG cali
I'd for the divine hcN"diction upon the body collrr.
lively. md for the safe return 10 their homes uf ,h'
mcn.hcgs individually. The reading Of thr Jourunj
VIE Dispensed with, and, durin. n temporary aIS"uc,
at the President from the char, Mr. Bright hrin. hi-
h0crm hrD"nS, Mr.. Morton, i'll terms oi warm culogi'
mn. submitted a resolution r...,s,ivr at the appr"-
c.ai!oM Of the SrnGt" Of The services nj Mr.. .iiciIi>n:
a, ;lcir presiding officer.
Mr.. Atchi-nn, having resumed his seat. briefly rx-
pressed hi, acknowledgements. and then prnrlaimcd
the S"nat" ADJOURNED, S'"' re. Kindly greetings AMI
earnest fnrcwell> CLOSED the scene. and the Senators
are now hastily tIying from the anXictics and Turmoil!
81 political association 10 the more cidcar!rg aS-"cin.
ton a.! home.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met At hall past : "'cloch, 4. VI.
PRAYER by Rev. Henry Sic"r.
a.: \ o'clock the speaker called tho House 80 order.
an! -nii: In obedience To the Joint resolution of Ii"
Two Houses OF Congress, this House stands adjourn
ID sine dc.
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.o ,c...y,,,nc.i..a Lir,.oi- 20 circumstances, :" "Ni-
cat. cyNs hc r"uid nat t., e.c"ra.. ard - ie.ten 'a'
ha cculI ,,t rrcyrr,. IN. tad ~ A'r:"I"S utter hE NV
.,;,,.,Ir mad ,L. .,r,. .tl.r>.rau j c'ni'h' 10 Il"
Inc !"-th ca.,. f!rr ri..u~'' -" y"i'H-'' '''' " =
,ron,, ,i,;uo III, ,.M,o:.h"y dcc!ainati'i'' ""l
: inst rh, thin, 10 inspire iIc rot":no''thoe y
Addison: hu: Cicero rerr"ncIir" "c "i"
iorn,atist With bcir, iii on! Tor itu'o ieP"" ~.
The world has us little use Tor a'ce''eS i" i
rs for asc,,;cs in religion. II Il man traces al i''"o'
mr., line md resolves 10 follow II out WITHOUT feS"'"
10 circumstances, he will soon md himself al " utau
,,on. W. WAN; M better Cato than Calhoun ana hc
.rJ M, ,rc,cud 70 adhere intirxibly 10 imlracticaoe
notions Of rirht and cxpclirncy. WITH him primer
Dies of public policy were the mc"ns-'hr "','o','
thc country the grca. end Tor which 'ie ian"rc"' ~
II rt hesitate IL accommodate himself I" c'rc"'u-
.;,ur,s. and Ia stcriiir" II less for II grca'er OBJECT ''c
kncw hint absolute perfection was not "ttal'lahic III
his worlI. and hc did not lavish lis powers On " YAM
md imnrrcticabIc object. He was content To serve
his country in Tie best possible manner, and with III"
.rca.rst possible ellcct,--nst pursuing II ch'ih'F"'
In, striving after 4 substantial and practical result
Mr.. Hunter is IL s,a;eslnauc Of the $aincschool' ana Ills
public course is directed by the example oi the Illus
trious Calhoun. Tha: iat!eXlblr ndh"rcn'et "'SHc"''"'
p ~inciplc, combined with a practical cast "' '"'nu
- that reverence for the constitutions thal az
vuriou 10 the rights and dignity oi the States anu .'"t
high sense OF personal honor, which dis''hsu''"''
Mr.. Calhoun from all the public men oil Ills Jay III
cousy,icuously illustrated in III" character ana career
# Senator Hunter. The suc"rs and the iiippan; cen
surr of the IGNORANT. will no more affect the authority
- n ..u..l .n,,,,nt;nn nf flr last, tDlllOt the
fr.. nf those eminent md respected statesmen Of the
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TIT svpEE.SrIHnEHClES OF TIE L. S


Coz res. Ia directing the Chang - 'Ar2c ,dnc';"!'
ari'. from Amy n!lic"rs {" c''i.".ti'' hoS.,r;cd' u
s,vnl- now 10 be lriyrs:und, - provide ~" means .:
pawn. the nro,n.rd new iil,ictiouaricF Tor theI: icrv!.
c.. Ur,!cr these circumstances, it strikes Us ;hat tho
only recourse left to the Government TO scc"rs The
proper management. OF these establishments VIII be
10 make the Master .Arnorcr of each III oi;ihs super
iutcn!cnt, until such time rs Congress sha'i aPpEo.P.!i'
really to be hoped lhatt those seu;lelasn-'he Muster
Annorcr--may be formally promoted, as their long
experience and entire competency best u: 'hen' Tor
Il; I"o-ition. We z" fur trusting long service ahd am
liv-prnvel cnmpc;rnry before political prc'cnsi"n.,
certainly. in IN. management u: the mechanlcG! bu-i.
n,ts "i the government tnSh. Star.
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SINGULAR L.iWSCIT.-IrcurLmcu =" {" Jaw
n2nvtines upon the most extraordinary grpui'is'-
Hha: do YOU think of sued III action as iic ID. t"i'
lowing! A gentleman had n ticket N the L"tcllc II
esrde. On the day succeeding the drawing, ne found
the Is: OF tho winning member III the PrcFse; ard
still better, he found ,ha, his own ticket. No. 1881,
"aa down agains, q prize OF 1000 francs. lie at
once Posted on TO Amiens, the capital of the ancient
Picardy and the seat Of the lottery. lie was there
told tina: the number 1;,6Il had indeed won a prize,
but j, was not 600 francs: it was an elegant mrzzo-
flint Of the Louvre. Out Of this came the lawsuit
Bat can YOU imagine who was sued! The munacers
o; the lottery, perhaps, for swinilimc' On no: thcdi.
rccisns manager is the Project Of the Drpar,mcn;.-
Why, the Editor OF the Pressc. for having cruelty dis
appointed him! The case was actually tried, and the
proprietor Of the Presse appeared. lie stated that
Inc lie. of prizes published by him WAS an cxac, copy
Of the official list, issued by the lottery itself. Tins
was proved. Finding biurself worsted, the ~unlucky
gentleman begged N. ROXY, the ~culpable editor, at
leas: 70 make good 10 him the sum which his e1cur-
SION - Anxious lad cost him-about 20 francs III al.
II IS needless 10 add that this rational and modest re-
quest was alec refused. The litigant lost bis prize,
hs railroad uud hotel money. bis suit, bis engraving
u tho Louvre, and dualy iost his temper.-tPar"
I.s"tr y J. Tones.
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TIVE kE.NNLIIION IL SHNIN.

The NJ" York Times Correspondent III LONDON
writes h. the Atlantic, Il, tollo:rs
Mr.. buchanan hns sent, by tn. last steamer. g -i"-
rini m..=rrg-r to Washington wiki n despatch. part
Of which, because oi h" pressing importance ct IN"
affair. wa 20 b. son: hy telegraph from Halifax. Mr..
>puir, IT.. j. Ia lcHyc England tomorrow, by III" NJ
!ar,iIr, will. dss;raiclrc- from his father. You may.
perhaps, form II rrrr,rl i'll, Ut VIVA: "ur Ambassador
IN Spain laa written, hy III" 0"th""inr r,sIinI' 81 NJ.
Buchannu's ,~lr-pntrl. may say that persons I'll very
advanced rtpuhlrar>ln were perfectly H-i"T:>1rt at
!Ln ,,T rnr~-Y -! this m'-rag". TIE" tu.uTI n9 are ~
na:,iu.s. 4 revolution has taken plac" in N;uin.-
Til. fact has occurred without any participation. init
nn the par; "t the United States. Thu. wrii-i.i!rwli
relations OF the two pJwrr>-Spau AMI AlnoricG-
make il, however. al the utmost imp"rtaHc" that the
United States should Not remain int!iicr'ntl lockers Oh
Of Inc rcDlS,rUcfnOn 81 u Government, with which
they are 4" come IN Lnilv contact. on # lnint at extra
ordinary Importance. The Fedora! Government il 80
much the NOR" cn;.tlcd IL do something III that way.
because other Powers will not scrupl" tn r>crr all
their influence, :" a. 20 make the results "i this rcv".
lutiuu il spain accord with their peculiar sympnth.".
..il understandable and interests entirely rupo-
sit" "a rho-. Of Republican America,
England viii protect the t"turg- Fra-anEa c"!nii-
nation, with Pedro HI Kin. Of the DnN,E Peninsula.
Napoleon has ~ o~a,ccii0n, il successful, I" n r"-tnrit-
ton Of III" Bouspors IN the person ., Montemr!.i'
bul 'oY The time being patronage l+ai"iih, win -
partcro ct tn, mead Of the CnbiGc;. Rus-ia' m'iut
70 alarla h.r rcucll enemy, lrt:igu"s Tor N""lprAe!G''
wh.i,, between all thu GCtt.c mt, .irrricC 81 c:"''i't
head. IL u mrlarriin. io.n, OF .lr", the ini:"o"i,
he G,nirr>.. u ,,.vh.'" ." wish nnd ~t'!iceIc. 81
Spain i LETT "ut!rclv una.iat. NJ. Ddc!ia'1I iI:It-
H., his Indifference I. neither ~ the m'"rr"', a"c ~
The dignity ct 'i.a E.i;ed >:.',s. H.. '!..r':"r". h"9's
;ha; Congress vii uo, acparair before @;".D, III" Pr
:!1cnt jN powers to act ~ til. basis .: q aJ"c;3 rev.
J!,.tin:a, AMI in accordance viii good ta!!A, me Ia" oi
ua;.ons and popular sovereignty with ev"ry pos7iile
enorqy. in favor of the free expression and realization
Of tls Spanish national will. as the fruit OF 'his last
s.rnrplct I do not pretend 10 have given the words
anI IRc order OF reasoning Of Mr.. Buchsnan's drs-
pa.ch. bu, maintain tia, | have correctly rendered liz
content. and spirit.
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from TIE South side Democrat,
W.M- u. GNNDE, ESQ.

~ noticing the Adjournment Of Congress we c"rn";
iorbcar t.llciiutin. this district "n 'ic ahiiity ana
failhGuincss with which II has been served III me
Unusr nv it, inimcdiu,. representative. Tn" speech
O. and votes Of VIM. O.. Go"lc, E-q, hay" ABUNDANT
ly vin,Iira.ed the wisdom Of the H"icr;lon' and his
courtesy and attention have won for HIM IN" hIEh..t
esteem OF uIl chose who lmvc had occasion '' nj; MS
services in any mnnacr. "
Petersburg lus special cnn-r To hr grateful. IL"
has obfaincd al appropriation ct <6!'oH' Tor the CON,
.,rurt;nu Of n Custom House wi'1iii her limits, an:
succeeded in placing IN item Of s'0,nm' l"r the IN
provcImcn, of the Appomn:t"% IN the hiN'r anu liar
hnr hill vctocr! hy the President.
F,w representatives more richly deserve ia" pimu-
din q. "wril done GOOD and faithful SERVANT"
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pGETES

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,F-e.rt tie er.issse!d (Nass> Repuascas' july
THE LAST HOUR.
The room is dark and very chill;
Chill, respjus angels seem to wait;
While spirits stiil-Oh! very still,
VIII lead her through Death gate.
Yet give me now" shedying said,
My treasures 20 long cherished;
Worn letters, faded, blurred with tearf'
And o lie crisp curl Of nigh;-blacE hhir'
4 lockei which hath sirilrd FOR years
i iuce that seems 50 fair
] cannot tell" the lady said.
"Or was my lover false or dead.
But as trust Gods stcadiaSt truth
uavc been lcai and true 10 INN.
80 bnrn these records of my YOUTH
Last ~ligltior eyes grown dim!
And I shall kHg,r This night, she SAID.
"Orw wa. my lower false "r dead
Hartford. "aii'.'
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We have authority for announcing that this di-'.n
,r;.beI lady now acknowledged in Europe ~ The
i6nr,, l;vin- English actress, will sail Immediately for
America. Her intention is 10 witt the prin, pal 81
ties in The United States. As her tour is partly avs
cation from the more arduous duties OF her proiea'
sion, she will not come rs Ell actress, but "a u rehicF
of Shak spcare, in which walk she has no superior;--
We have read letters from Thackerav and Charles
Kemblc. which speak of Miss Glyn ns the hrst tragic
actressi in ENGLAND. As the rival Of Rachel nna an
srtis, OF the highest genius, she will be Warmly "''
coined in the country.
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EYTR PISTOL.

The London correspondence Of the Boston Travel
icr. wri,es: "Ilave just been shown n rlie-pl'ioI' Ill
vented bv Al English gentleman resident NJ Ratisbon
and which is calculated TO make rs grcut II revolution
in tia, arm us the Mimic rih, III muskeiry. II cni
kin at 5GD varls. Last week il was tested before eH'
unrirnced officers Ut W""lwjch, and rnnp!e'.i!
.;ood the trial. Since then It has been cN''o'tcu ~
Ir;rc. ,II,er: and. from nv own observation, | ear
yourb for the efficiency Of this extraordinary w"irnit
/; is easily charged, and has >,-His regulated" nj -''
:ia0, 100 and Tn yar,l.. 1t il. besides, light and beat
tiiul. Only fancy a revolver ul th's description VIZ.
six or eight harrcls, Il good marksmuli, ana m a!v,r'
>sry n Quarter OF II miir oil The Whole depends OF
The rilr.rrnnXr.f"
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HONORS TO AMERICAN ARTlSrS.-S"Ge
time sgo 4, wa. announced thn, Crawford, the AMI.
can sculptor, had been elected a member .: tie In.
pcrial Academy nj ST. Petersburg. Late German pa
pers coa,ain intelligence OF the same artist having
been made, on motion Of The King o! Bavaria, Il
member OF the ROYAL Academy OF Fine Arts, at Mu-
mich. OF the same lime with foglebarg. the Swedish
sculptor, whohns resided tho last forty years in Rome.
l, is said that Mr.. Crawford IS the frst American art
81 on whom these distinctions have been conferred.
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THE GDNHOSE- eli. ~ ,'i""I,
% THE S:IL.!iE -. ."-'
Su-HFRT.= T..nGE. ii n.ig:+' 80,
w held log the comfy Il .'r".'!' = ''t.

SU-HFRTAs w.l!GE. ii h-.9:i' a. r..-.
w held 10y the cadn.T q :;n"it, T. 5 INN o. q.
on the lJf DIV Of iuig. 10, oy IL" jnizl"... ne, l..
g., w. - o, o.; ,]-1i;.,, I5un :. ':a..s.r - =
and a::y doil.r.. WI tcs: a. '" :roo..6 ;o% q. .s.,c af TO-
tn, Of Drc..ab'r. 80, ~ PiJ"'ra,' ~, ne ~
~. ON. lulrdroG sad ninety !oLIhr'. pg;' OF Il.
Tnly I-iS.J for c"rniu dent aat ne :Ir i. CO...
AMI sl.o even dollsr. and ;wc.ye esii 20 .-,e.f'a
"Io,, bt- .li. IN tia, behalf "Sp"rc's o. ,os
49," % c,.,Il,, T.. couvic.. 81 ElucE:s 20 -
And now, d" b~n?': a; ,hG II. .": .ir %" a. = o1s.,-:a =.
cr.,n ,t III. dbl. in:"rc.t and 'as' rE b.. rs,,,i
MANN ni..o:' 70 . b, :as,l% :, b: % a. E., .h a. a . .:'a r.. :: =
u ,'Fs,n Pollard. SO c'mr"H"t . .,,, s.
sn i,s1a t, :" tie .nsi jim : ".ol.' n. 'A s4r :. az. re- { 5..;s".
10 be holden IL tac C!e.is On!G" . -, - ,a.@ .
On :af -. :; 70 tsr. ~ay ,ae saa:4 "!..ar: Il r, M ,f
o. E,yr execution a-a:as: hgi OF ."e ~, ,f,-~a..
.C.,. .fDr,sa!i, according 10 he .IlsE
h" %!t :as" EDwARD II coLE;I' !; &C. c.: I.s r..
Court, this % Gay ~ August. !"r. - cSOLEMi:
Commonwealth
Aug i-cSiw
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TIE RUMORED BLOCKADE OF Ai;AkA

NEW YORK. Aug. The Herald ;t'' morning 2lI-
nouuccs that the por!s .: Nicaragua are ail u'l'et
blockadr nv British vessels oi war. Inc 'Hp'hii n'
the afternoon papers and con;rNd'ri> he ~,I":"M"nf.-
lie snys that 'rvrrry,hin. was quiet. n"i that III" "r-
citrmrri in relation IL the burning q: 'r'F'"Nh WIS
suha:iiurc.
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against

against
William II. Robertson. administrator OF Ei.Iaa''t y
gnn. ...,''u-rI. .Hin"- NcDuw"il 81. Ones '..'
IN" widow. mt Mrlcu..rd,"A. William. hLu'r. john.
-on rud Jo-rph Mcdowell, children C.: john Mellow.
younger. decreased. /.
Thu to,iDwin. ! nn .y'ract %! III" deere" entered .
cn-c: ind il aIprng!"g lua; tommiss:"n'f I""'
tultri 10 execute. i!" I"Cp'r entered - Gr'""'f .
l-lI. r"QUi:iu. III" c]rrIuu,s q! tn" '-'nt" Of "
El!2uhrrl. y. NGIs"a, de- =. to -"u, rn.s" nta'.'
payment AMI driiYr.y OF tie ,r'nl" 81 IN" -Hid G'r'
to hey distributes. IN iaJt.Du 90 ;l' fbH!"''". !" '"'
,yHy are distributors O. Tia" .ad drcrdrH'. !; ape
'hnt NOR" ;hnn Two yrur- hay" "i"N-"d slncr 'U'
ZION o. the p.T-oEul representatives. ~" Io"i' SH'" ~
ORDER that IL" creditor OF ri" .a.i d"'''i'H'. Pho" ,
uu In" next term Of t!.- couT'. H:gl!.' ih' lnSih'.
II thu ORDER b." published onc~ - "'' hr l""l "'''
ou' q; ~, newspapers Published ~ gr c.y -. i","'
nHi pasted ~ ~" :fnm' door ni III" CuDrt h"h'' q" .
County CUur;. on tho ir-' dag at TWO -Hyc'"'i,r'' l.
tI.. ,rii Court. Tr,,r. +. C.. LEIGH
lUlS 9.-JwiT ii"ih. li''
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A + POSTMASTER FOX PORTSMOUTH,
yA.-Amouo, h, Ina; ac;. of tho Senate, ga Sn'nr'ln?
last, WIS to confr1n the pominati"I .; 'I'I'9 Il. Took,
Esq, 70 he postmaster nj Portsmouth Va; q t'W
moments utter his name was sen! I'M" '!'fHi'- "dW-
.Ect1s. Star.
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CENTRAL BANk OF VIRGINIA.

SThtNTOS. AIGist !. iNJh\
Uis Eyrcl,cnrv jos. JOH>>"N. Esq. ti"vcrn''r at N,
Dear Sri enclose statement II! condition OF thi-
Bank on Jul" !, ISL.
VERY respectfully,
WM. Ii. T.tMS, Cashier.
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S-IHGI>IA.-iX CWAXCEKY.-ln Amelia

'"TWs|' sNTIE' y III n
James HcIIr"ri', ndm:ul.:la '0r q: Peter Mellow,
c'n-ri, InG d: jup. NcJpl "lI. yr. rud ~ liz u"a
W..l!uE!. Irsrnh pn: Ual."i :. Mcdowell. W. RE-
-o! EYi w.'". R"utru Ea--ialr uId wiz, E'"I"h
Icy ami w.;", Nurcy Mcdowell and Sara" Mellow.
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NlUIsfl IOVSTY-IO VII:
On this l., day Of August, 1854, personally appear.
ed before the undersigned, q Notary Public, in the
county aforesaid. VIM. II. Tama, Cashier OF The
Central Bank OF Virginia, who made oath that ;he
within statement Is correct, 10 the beet ot his Know
ledge and belief. Tcste,
J. WAYT. y. =
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The undersigned, Directors, &c, have examined tho
foregoing statement. and believe il 10 be- correct.
WM. KINNEY, President.
lUGH W. SHEfFEl.
WIN. VI. TATE,
GEO. T.. PRICE. D,cac,,r
JACOB BAYLOR,
TlIOS. 7. ESkRlDGE,
Is. +. POINTS,
August lst, 1854.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21
man eopfirmlui sad Pa.ha . 81 elE1rnne,: q !

man eoDirmiu, Sad Pashs n tie g'vsTnrs,: i fs.
with 'hc tile OF Sificr.
Advice irum ConsisnuDoplc (, Che joih Jriy. l.
been received, VIA Morseles, by the q" Me se,.
Admiral ramen who Is a; Narna. had ordered u a
transports and thc Turkish Ace, fron Coosia1ts,,
Generals cnrnobert and Brown returned TO viraa o.
a,th. Aps,al division is cruising on AnaPa, the Gu
and So,sstopol. The Fury cD.esed seyasopo' h1bes
saw the Russ an feet ct anchor there. Various dys.
Of the allies arc on the march to Krs;eadje. Ac Es
figaie after combat wi;h pifeic vessS' Al Ssssl
hung tao If the crew at the IL sshead.
CoPExHieES, 5th.--A change in the Deai'6 nEas
il imPeud0g in consequence OF the importantly u
English and French admirals 10 make use Of Danish su
tor the ships OF tleir fleets.
PARIS, Evening. slh.-1hc taking OF Aland is Lot q
frmed. /, may be true in fact bat not in date.
VIENNA. Tuosday.-The Russ an gcArd wss sss
halfway between Bucharest and 8usco On the u 81
Turkish army had not entered Bucharest. II is sad
retrugredo movements are beins made in MoilayiA n
5opartuie OF Baron Hcss ior tic army IS postponed.
V enIa paper says the To. as vii not enter Baeh
re.t the Porte having eSgeei with the Austrian Rsrr
to that e4Tec; also thai all the Turkish troops shI
Withdrawn from iLo Danube on the cTrival o! he Al
TRANS. Oucr PGsha addressed proclamation pr mae
that Wallacha shall not bo made the ,heattr Of Al
tary events
TRiEsrE. III Bombay accounts OF the Isl Jaiy .psa
of disposition toward peace the part OF the COCs
Ava.
The Rus.iens had taken The fortress OF Eo1an. Il,
Dutch expedition against Dosneo had succeeded. n.
corvette Sumatra had been destroyed by hrc II the @
stead of Koma. Crew saved.
srAIx.-It is reported thar an armed mob woal2 y
allow tho Queen Mother TO leave Madnd without ,he pg
ment of large sum OF money Some OF u.e weslal
inhabitants were leaving barcelona for Por' Vend-s
fearing nsurreciion and cholera.
LoxDoN.-Ihe following is from Ihe cry Article Of II
Times, Aug. .;
The demand for money Observable dur ~ the "a
two or three lay sl continues, aud has caused mo b
csh funds 10 rece1e ith nom the puces OF yesnrd,y
although the Gather and the general confluence ief
the progress o foreign affairs were calculated 10 nn
them firm
The payment Of $500 Oc0 account OF tlc last levt
of Excbequer Bonds operated 10 Increase the tcnP,fx
pre- for loans in tie Stock EXohanc but there VI
beyond the general actin ty OF business aud the prefa'
tons of the various railroad companies for the payment
their dividends.
In the Foreign Exchanges this afternoon, the rates ssr
orally were the last poet while the business n
not extensive.
The last accounts from the Paris Bourse ils evea-
show a further improvement ot about Z or V c"nt
Vienna and Amsterdam the markets are firm.
The adyices from 81. Petersburg 10 the LIST los' IA
that the rate of exchange little higher, 10 eons
auence probably, of increased dispatch oi produce no
Archapgel before the commencement OF n0stlites
the last dates 900 casks Of taow were at htt ponh
shipment, and more were expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21
GREAT BRITAIN.

Stree the last advces nothing OF much interest hss y
cured in Parliament. II is not ye, decided whether As
Houses will be prorogued the l@th or 18Th inst IA
Queen in person will perform the ceremony:
TRIAL which is at present proceeding IN Eng and
exciting some interest. IL is that of Lieut. Perry, OF ~
10th regiment for speaking dsrespecully of his supena
officers The " offensive remarks consisted In expos
the rough practical Jokes of which he as young Office
WINS made the subject in joining tho regiment.
The Spitalfeds silk kweavers are on strike Tor an
crease OF their wages from 2s their present remunea a
for 20 hours work to l3s 10. per week
A distinguished company, including Lords John Ras
sell Palnerston Foresque, Dudley Stuart and ms'J
other members of Parliament, assembled on the 'th Inst
at the residence of Joseph Hume the veteran reiorne
sent Mrs Hun with portrait by Lucas OF her has
band Lord John Russell presented the portrait IN anes
speech which ieelingly replied to by Mr. Hume VIZ
sated bis intention of placing the portrait IN tho Loos
University. Mr.. Hume has been ij years In Parameni
Madame Grlsi the famous cantatrice, bade iaToveas
the English public q. the Royal Italian Opera on the eva
ing of the 7fh Immense enthusiasm was manifested g
the audience with the most dial wishes for her saces
in the new world of America.
Experiments are making in the English navy yards wh
shot made Of anthony.
The Peninsula and Oriental Steamship Company bau
received for the transport of troops during the pas ~
months 100 600 sterling, without Interfering Win he'T
ular business Of the line.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21
ROM THE DANUBE.

On the lst of August the Russians retired from Bucha
rest after having broken up the road between that city
and Kalugereny Before leaving Bucharest Prince Cor
cbako assembled the Boyards and thar ked them for the
manner in which they had treated the Rusan troops dur
ing their s,ay The General added that strategic reasons
alone induced him quit the city, but that was not iu-
probable he might return early period. Immediately
on the Russians leaving, Omer Pacha sent message To
Bucharest recurring lodging and provisions for $4,000 men
within the city and for 10000 outside of the was On
July 90, Said Pasha advancing from Oenza to Bucha,
rest overlook the Russian guard which he attacked
and drove in.
letter from the camp Devno, Bulgaria, OF date July
2 has the following: Col BOhen OF the United States
army has returned 20 Constanope after tour on the
Danube and he has made the very erroneous ca,cula-
ton that there will be war or at least no lighting
this year.
The Oesterrec1sche Correspondent says that Baron 0s
ten Sacken has arrived at Jassy CommandernC hei OF
all the Russian forces in Upper Modava and 1t Is reported
that he is also appointed civil and military Governor OF
Modava.
According to dispatch from Widdin Omer Pasha issued
orders July 2j all commanders Of corps TO Withdraw
their troops across the Danube when the Austrians enter
the Princpalites.
An occurrence reported which hes caused much aston
shnent in Englsnd,-tbe British War steamer Cyclops
was chased when near the Bosphorus by the Russian
steam fgate Vladimer, which every one supposed was
safely shut up in the harbor OF Sevatopo And equally
astonishing is the fact that The other day Russian steamer
into the harbor of Heracea and burned three Turkish
merchantmen at anchor there One Of the burned ship:
was laden with corn. another with wood, and the third
with coal from the Heracea mines and destined for the
allied squadroDs Their captains were carried on and the
were put into boat and turned adrift
We have nothing later from the army in Asia.
Sometime since. the Russian ship Cesarowtcb 1913 tuns
with a valuable cargo of silks and from Shanghai,
succeeded in gaining refuge in the port OF Hamburg 10
the surprise of the public the British and French Govern
ments have sent peremptory demand 10 the Senate OF
Hamburg, TO deliver her up as prize, because she had
gun on hoard