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UNIVERSITY Mrn1c1rrs,

lever AMP h1pEIrREp ny RowAsp,s Tos,,
HE UMrtrsHy Of Free .Redis,n. "W
hns~tagFi Chartered b! the state ~ .. fopaiss
ma At rs as' session tsiz s9h April sa ehhs.ya
me purpose OF arrestng the evils resultin ahiy log
sale OF spurious and dangerous hostrums from the
purpose ofsuppying the public with reiinbl o of the
IN cases wherein tie patient cannot oblsn ~ eedies,
employ The best medical advisers; hn,nr VIII LOT
thai Invaluable remedy, Rowund's Toni ufthased
account ofits Just celebrity and Known r,stafe 90
treatnent OF Fever and Agae, and n, $50 80 IN The
uons-has no hesitation in rccomme,ann !. ~ anac-
highest terms TO the patronage of tie af,,e, 10 tho
BOWEL Complaint cured by R0WASn,s
- BEk \ ROOT. The above IIs,tot,o, nLht Tx.
sanction, In like manner. To the remedy a. ehasits
tomplaini,n 80 well known as Eowand,s ~ bowel
syrup of Black berry Root, and earnestly 80, lound
to The confidence OF patients afflicted Win ,ha' ehdit
believing IL 10 BE- invaluable IN ,h Y cont
Hon. Henry 4. s,alMen'
>, Hon. ]. X. FIappaa.on
y. otoef o. me trustees, { John II Nowans I
y X. Ashton Esa
Hector Orr Eso
III PAli Communications 10 be addressed y,
howafd, y, Head q the pharnaeeu,eal Dem pe, =.
nent, and President Of the University Delan
Home Dispeusary and Office, No. q Son,h g.
Street, Philadelphia. u'h Naf"na
Branch Dispensary at the Store 81
sept c2-iy GHAs. LESLIE, Dnvenpor,. -
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PREMATURE GRAVE.

IT IS iameHtabis fact that thousands have been
i brought 10 premature grave By neElettiug % take
good aud efficient MEDICINE M time ~ arrest the
Of lseaSe Il u ntsQ startling truth That h0R
sads have heaH haf.lae4 - UEtiHey grave by the
use Of poisonous uustruns. The a4taur therefore see
uc the necessity Of seme saat and etgient medicine
witch saHia ID relied arHa aheE the services N com
potent Pin se5als could lot ba ehrauai Aas Bacon ndu
ced offer H. AaualaiSa Imminent ana Anti Billions
P.Ii.t9 t4a pAaie. ihe.e medicines ara compounded
StsGl.s hoe. sid from medicines ot VIRGIN parity, b.
ing Warranted purely fegctate.
eco
Casas 81 Raear.a s4tn Barns Ulcers. sr-ssir- Fenef
safet sags Throat Neuralgia. Tooth AchH Head Ache.
Pains in lae Back, stbe Or breast hp.is ring boWcs
pmpler as4ETRWs, Aase bcHb cured 5n We lass yeat
aIta numerous cases af yeeuy, GEiA~. Npl!Gt. ll.E
ia bE Had, bsg SuDHl3af, t5a# EFlt, SprNus. Clan
a.rs, B6tts Es3se. yellow Water &e Thousands wlC
have peea afflicted Win IysscPzia. Liver Complaint
Head Ache. Disease Of lhe SKIN. Jauuace, AerN0Gs
PATTI Of III kinds, bilious affections C0slyvhess Ft
male Affections. dc. hase h-aA restored 81 perfect
health b. BE usa q G.lalprs's Aat-Bllioas Plis.
Gray Hairs
and Pfaw4t3ts Ba33aess prevented 10y The use II r. j.
Mckuly tfaasslsss. Hair I1ag, This beautiful con-
btnauoD lreVeGtz lie hair from falling or promotes
its growa 4nd readers i sofl and aLoss!
Agents Wanted,
In every town throughout tho Iaite States FOR The sale
Oft J. Me huBy Celestial Balm, uHrq DaieI RENE
dy FOR Gaelera, hs seaterg, Barrula uA, coiie ans
POISON,
ard = FsanaHtaa purely feagt1be III. propagation
has eSPe ed arms at lt arhda iseH DE inIss1iha "a
naiwasa other preparations of.feal rel''e i-'i-a'
Fever and hgue
la III its various pee gsrnhEegliy cured, without las
IEfy 6s system, is lhe 81 /. J. NtkuHl sFcFel
uad AeEe Pills. AhfsteHlg Fre FafOH aeyct has been
eaaaie3. i neFsr fails. II u rad d" satisfied ihA'
'"' - " sls aas : je.4a~,u. 0' }s%.
tn. 311'S0Epe
NOV liz IN
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PIsA NTG
InPORTANT ARRIVAL.

MOT 81 the L. Claire Hoase, bat right opposite to il
~ AZ TIE store OF NE well known Merchant Tassr,
/. ~. STElNBERG, On STREET.
Of well as ogtea Stock OF Ready Made CLOTH
ing. Hats, Caps, Trgngs Carpet Is n, Shirts era
vEts, &c. dc. g..
The undersigned ID beginner and promise. those
wha viii fayof Tim with tArig calls loaest and up-
right dealing.
IN prices AMI quality cf gca3sl am able To compete
with SON establishment iB this City.
Please tail ana examine my good. before YOU Eo
elsewhere. A MlELKL, Agent
davenport, May IA, ls54-Ntw-u
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DR.. 10 Il N 3 UL LIS
TICHENOR & VERIFY,

IN hem Ok O. i.lL j
HAVING openCd their Ware Rooms "a aboNa, are
prepared 10 furnish u The iatcst st les of FuriI-
tlTe Ntrassrs nud Upholstery If all Kinds ceas5ry
- COW =uunCe. comfort taste, where the mas
h need ga for llyies, Boarding Houses, Farm houses,
priyale residences and public haii-. They havcngw
on hand q general assortment. #ud 10 which they BIii
continue tuadd. Hhd Tor chcapHoss and durability tbeA
Challenge competition, Among oI their articles
On hand may he nentiouGd--
EOGas, Lounges, and French Plush aud Other Rock
srs Boob Cases extensive curc tables Chnirs OF ey
cry variety aud styc-PaGpF and setting room, and
chamber sata, completely ash stands, toilet and Hall
Iubloa aud Bhat Nuts.
Trunk. Of all size. aud qualities Mattresses, hair
palm en', grass and stuck, OF excellent max and
quality Pillows, feather hair aid grass, much
needed and also good article
EHFffDEf, Tor buESi"s aud chairs nude Of bnirs To
which Iurcab9tr.- either for sin2lr article
la'e 3t III ara Tsqrs "a go ta}i ri aa We have Just
vpaLoa' gJr FUrHtUteIs NaH Dd test direct ttr
"Ira ,lurrrs band. desiring 70 satisfy ths gaHl, a.
lhr tpuDHuts aud establishing curse Nea tu tlsy bust
Hu,s. We Nlli give satisfaction. Il pJsshts therefore
please give US caIli, BONA iDaL4t the place.
pavenport's Old Stand, Front St,
Davenport, Iowa
March p, 1854 1tCIiENON & TEkTY.
- ELF. iireBtng hon- Tor ironing,
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TAR. EARCOD KS Anodync ENps'to'',',. al.o h
~ cure Of diseases 81 the Throat ana -, ,s,sfnt.eh
Fever and AEae specific, for the suf1 y numb Aga:
and ramltcNt F&ye e.Ihilis and fessi' ,.ry apao
SO; also his Aslringeht Syrup ara - y, hoagI
can Ue found " Drug Stores gencrsli. s''
county. @ =, .h.t II IL ~
Any one who does not find il aNaeii! n haek ~ Y
commended 10 be, can have his money la''
porting the same 10 me. .ora thrn wen
The following letter is but one Of mere vi being
have received during the past innhsh, ne but -
nearly tho same tenor ! pablsh ua' ndaiiol
nan may see ntmy store over MY ie ply sicians
OF these med eines-~gomc from eniihs ,asks since
Ug. l.. A. BABcoCK--Dcar Sir: = Few 81 dslressii
took n severe cold. which resulted ID to nr Expect
cough. friend handed me boltie o. I, with but \
rpt aud requested the 10 try IT, epoN saurh usual
tie hope of receiving ANY henehs, iof ronInenee
lasts me the whole winter, AFTER u oJa,ey relete
but 10 nay great surprise. was mine zone. / D
aud in a lev days the cold was ehufes
Opinions Of the Press .oarh %
DIR. Babcock's Expcetorani VIII eur ssfare tried
cold Quicker than any they have ever pr'ssrt
is ius, I'M, thing-Chicago Literar. h"s ,alden o.
Dr. Bnbeoekis medicines are wihi,ns ,rsspmph "i II
ian. In hi, community, and prove inc e'
.oynr df.rnsr --Ius4lle Herald. ,,pe FNpt,Sy
DR. Hlbrork's Ague Specific ana Hii,,;.rienee. "
.,Ynt w, can recommend from our "a ~ +. Times
know tben e. be reliable remedies
june ~, iSjI-tT"-I ---------
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Bucks Stoves,

Steve that has taken the premium IN different parts
Of the state Of New York and Is higl, recommended
in Cine unat and 81 IoaS- and In att whichever they
have eeea fairly tested Asa pg.of their araeils
can rctsr persons III this veilts ,att nave used tbs
stoves tar nearly ten years,
lhave ais, and ~ bstaniisl Cock S;oscfsf Cea
which from the Testimonials have received offs ope.
ya.ions, ean recommend - superior article. The
above stoves IRE got up In Cnelnnat Ohio, IN mat
and substantial AAnaer, aud for sale only by the
subscriber IL Ills city
aave a,so the tsetHcn Rose s,d Beauty
os the ~ est, hoth fag ~ cr wood. ne tafmff
}&ree, heavy alriat, TIRE ai;er ntg', ecap ~ usa
Cooking Siavc,
NheA yoa .ake in consideration the Gaaiis et tAa
Stoves ara The wei known faet That make tht beet
Stove Farnstare III the cuntry, yen Will sae that II i
ID saar interest to buy where sou gc. good MT
lee for the saWr pFe thut. ay for ~ i.iefior ola
Call gt the
WESTERN STOVE STORE,
opros:.e the br!s. etaa.n MIL, Front strost
ars.i l5--.rwt.v z. S. CRAIG
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opin;ous OF the Press.
p..4 =, c,,s vi ,lodsons,

.. sSl [ sSsrt for davenport and viein'''
Claire Row. -, ,l.loiean siss0D
Octave Piano style Ns'oa@ bo S,
"a a. Portable so,wr
y. JOS. \. cRASpAI
fgE
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W b SMITH.

NATCHNAkER. Aattg permanently located ii
,atnausis, saHtd .i#tsfIa EAt sixsfs ard eaetlg
generally tsat he = feads repair al kii d q
- - ia p" he, ia saeil IA! IS p Etss gene's
s..'i"' lstts ark aHI dtsistsp n gnptt ateAdte
g, sl4u 81 BIS Nagrh
thrIapg,e, Das -. iea3-if TIFF
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boots shoes. Caters sad slippers of gf1 s6s AID
ID ~ IH lrspess 4 q ~ ~ suA CO
1guy IS Genosfat cpfN,
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.
$500 MEAT AND MILK SAFES

o. Tns HEsT CONSTRUCTIONS, 80 AZ TO ADMIT rk.eaa'
Air.
THEY are made IN the choicest manner "a yer! god
looking bureaul ca!saiated 10 keep out az oi ID
insect and Sernin tribe Ne ssss arts, rsts, rar
thing Of lc klnd get 10 your provisions Which 81
kept -ct aid flesh In FAC. enc 81 i2 sss. pieces d
domestic economy.
Manufactured a, the Steam Agricultural nerois'
aLoAz0 NoGRsE,
Jane - M..in Street, Moline, HI
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ireland.

We make the following extract from let
ter written to The ST. Louis Evening News by
Mr.. ] d. Eads
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TO All WHO PREFER
4 Good Cooking Stove 10 Il poor
One.

- X-or need no better evidence OF the superior
10 L ~ otsU article than tosee persons tyihstt
sU4 Initiate pass OIL Inferior lhlass Tor the g'i,
~ gine lais has been illustrated IN l.o case oita
wei. known
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Dir, JOHN BULL.
so Nj EFT II / - q
NEW AND " AL u A 81 Z.

This most powerful King the fare 81 tbs globe nov
$1,000 =. ~
of he crowned heads q Eu10fe inklso insisa5tanoe
when compared 10 American King.
European kings employ the poser vested In them 10
riches the rich aud lordy ard 70 reduce
greater misery and degradation the and depend
en,. Our American King goes forth With equal willing
10 the lcrdy mansi0n and the humble cabin ready
alike administer relief and TO offer health and harpi
% the lofty aud losly. The rich and tle roeE
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Davenport Furniture Ware Room,

SsHlNFT g4EEF ANn rkptpTsNIk,
HES PGt ikNEIS iIsioftNs Ii fdead.
80 -sssa ald tite pabtir that be esrrtes ta...
- ~s-s~ssvaa ness above, oE Er4dy street doom
% t---------<&s above thG cid stand.
y. 4. FVrnitNre Hut show casas mats 10 order 90
t,, shortest natee davenport. inur 2. la litn
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p4Eenparls MAJ zslh "a
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DRY GOODS, dry GOODS!

Med. Col. Eriidiiic, cor. ID =
srsnrsrt, june 10th. ls5s'rNvtf.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
AUSTRIA.

TleVieppa Presse has a letter Of July {, from War
saw which contains most interesting piece OF intel
ligeuce The Russian Colonel Won kovaeysky, who
in Montenegro proved himself to be most dangerous
agent a few days since left Vienna, and nomlnlly Tor
train from Warsaw TO the Austrian frontier station at
Szezskova; but the police authorities would not per-
NIT him to enter the country. The probability Is that
the Russian was on journey of observation and
wanted to discover what positions the Austrian troops
occupied on the frontiers. The Colonel, indignant
that man Of his rank and standing should be sub
ected 10 such an noignty, telegraphed to Vienna,
tut the rerly must have been unsatisfactory as the
Coumissary of Police insisted his returning to
Naczk In this place the Russian took horses, and
drove by way Of Mchatovice to the Austrian
customs station at Wegizee but the authorities had
received their cue, and be again obliged TO re-
turn. Col. Kovelevsky then addressed himself to
the military authorities at Cracow, aud they sent Or
ders that he should be allowed 70 pass. third time
he presented himself at the frontiers, aud was then
told that an order proceeding from high authority
had been given that he should not be allowed to en-
ter Austria Naturally il is out of my power 10 say
whether this is strictly correct but does not appear
81 all improbable. The Supreme Police probably
disspuroyed Of Col Koy alevsky playing the spy in
tho and and therefore issued the order in question.
On Tie 9th of July conference was held at Hommel
s 10 whether Prince Pashkiewitch should return to
the army The result OF the consultation is not known
but II NAV be considered certain that the once all
nouerful Prince of Warsaw is no longer the Cover
nor of Poland All the goods and chsttels belonging
10 the Prince at Warsaw are TO be sent TO Homnel
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
ENGLAND.
PROPAGATION OF PARLIAMENT.
Eron The Lon lon 7Ym,s.

Parliament was prorogued OIL the 18th ut with tue
usual State formalties. vast assemblage OF per
sons were collected in ST. Jame5s Park ana along
the line of route by whom the Queen and Prince
Consort were received with enthusiastic demonstra'
tions of loyalty. -,
The House Of Lords met at l o'clock, at which
bour the body OF the House was filled with ladies al
tired in the cLtest textures and gayest hues OF sun
mer millinery The benches reserved for the diplo-
matte body were, as usual resplendent with stars.
crosses rbands and orders but the scarlet and gold
and blue and silver of European military and court
costume were upon this occasion exposed to severe
ordeal in being brought in iuxtaposition with the
magnificent state dress Of some Asiatic princes HIS
hjghnes Maharaiah Dhuleep Singh. attired IN the su-
neTh Costume OF his rank and nation, occupied a seat
upop the oolsack by command of her Majesty facing
the throne and in the side gallery, reserved ior as
tpeuisl ed foreign visitors were his Hghness Gholan
Mshommod, his Highness Feroze Shan, ana the hAlsn
of Coorg clad in the most exquisite products of the
looms OF India Their shawls and silks OF gold and
silver tissue covered with "barbaric pearl ana
"god" attracted many admiring glances ana the
eve of royalty itself paused TO rest upon the easy ao
graceful folds OF er attire, by the side oil when lne
garments Of civilized Europe looked infinitely prosac
ard devoid of tate. In the gallery were also eiy
Pasha the Ottoman ambassador at the COuI' VI
France, with his suite and Suleiman Pashs, Leu
tenant General in the Egyptian army OF the Suiiai
SuIeimap Pasha was attended by IsAander bey anu
three or four Young Egyptian attaches, dressed hike
their chief in blue military uniform and goid ePau
ieites. and wearing the fez. This party OF hsypuan
visitors was accompanied Ivy the Hon; Coicne, hur-
Isy. C. b late Consul. General in Egypt Among
the esrer Diplomatic arrivals was Mr. Buchanan .he
smerican Minister who in accordance with the re,
cent circular of the President. discarded the usa
dpl Nnstc uniform and appeared ,n evening oleS''
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
PIERCE. CUBA AND GREYTOwN.

Although TIE important events which sgitate sew.
oral psrts of the continent Of Europe at the present
tiue have no necessary coDnexon with the relations
az mi. and other countries Of the Old World 10 the
United States Of America some circumstances appear
10 indicate that President Pierce is not dsnchned 10
seek in these occurre for an occasion TO retrieve
his popusIity and 10 signaize his Administration
The ACQUISITION Of the Island Of Cuba and The e1teh-
SION of The nfsence Of the United States across the
Ts,brus of Central America, or even along the
course Of the Amazons, have long been iavorite
objects with that class OF American politicians 10
which Mr. Pierce belongs. The selection OF ms
advisers at home and of his agents sbread drs-
nIs,ed policy and a spirit in the new Canine' OF
Washington which might be reused by favorable aG-
cidens 10 enterprise and aggression and althougn
ye do not impute to the present American Govern
,nent apy conprt hensive decided scheme OF thls
ra,ure we have little doubt that they are prepared
10 take advantage Of any incidents which may rouse
The passions Of the community. On the lst on Al
cust lust as the occurrence OF revolutionary dlstro
snc.s In Spain hai become known in Washington,
the President transmitted Message to the cehas oi
the United States recon nending Congress 10 aloP'
such al measures may be required Ia we
recess to enable the Executive Government 10 mee,
ery exigeucy affecting the relations oil the onl.ea
States with tie Spanish Government and n making
Mi. demand Mr.. Pierce did not seruple 70 aid th'
;n yi,w of the position OF the Island OF 1uoa y
seemed improbable that peaceful reisiohs coui sln
long be nsin,aned and that. IN the svec' @ 'ae 'a'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

faubou-g o. Bsrceons, tpke ont in.o fr.t inslN'r.
din s.icr or the evening of ;hc 9th. e'asiisr5ls
nsrce y Is Ia rnadi4s5 sen. io iie sqot al 81
tho n - rrr''nr~s r-trf frr sf-f o. fIl h'i ~
r,eajsfsIv. On tie efo'.r inc l7y sll the hl;isi1a
with the exc. ion I'd one eoG oauv. Wa isarna ~.
Tie ,i4iers are about b. -ent to ihe cni0rs e'd
the oe,cers 20 Aiqlfii Two work nen who were dc-
i.ci.d in endeavorin- 80 persuade Others to issre
ihsr work were arrested bv their comrades and given
up io Tie euti ories. They we've tren by M inIl.
tst, commission ard condcmn.i 20 death, butt'ene-s
Coicha afterward Welded to the tears and enrsstes
Of ib,ir mother-. and parionsd ihela Bsrcel'na =
TRANQUIL but the greater part u the shops are closed,
and tie streets ART deserted.
A lett, r from Barcelona. Of ;he-'th, says.
On FRIDAY the 4fh, mplIny broke out in the
ce'sctrnert of mountain artillery and battalion Of
iufsuir, tc,k part in the disorder. Gen Man le IL
Ia Concha hravely threw himself into the midst 1f
the rrurireers aud succeeded in bringing them back
70 their DUTY On Saturday. the 5th tho garrison OF
the fort OF Montuch revolted. General do Ia Con
cha hasiere5 there with only two ailes-de-camp As
On escort and after all the customary incidents of
liiarv drama h. succeeded IN reducing the soldiers
10 obedience This not the end ot tho reoeslion
On the 9TH at ngitall. partial sedition broke out
In one OF the best battaODs of the army the Tara
gona or ID Light Inflntry Three officers and some
soldiers were killed. General de Ia COncha rushed
into the midst OF the combstants, and rccsabhsecd
order but atterward the garrison Of the citadel rose
in insurrecton and closed the gafes. IL was necessa
" to re,uce by force, but the CeptainGenera only
succeeded in doing so after conflict which lasted
from piidnieh until oclock in the morning The
firing Of mus ketry was very vigorous during those
three hours. The 10th Light Infsntry, who were
TO att ick the troops NJ the citadel could
not enter the city and were Obliged TO fall back on
fhe village of Sans.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
RUSSIAN LOSSES BY THE WAR.

tfon bdtgn0Hfs Hessehqfr
I've news Of the declaration of war by France
gland the exchange on Paris fell at st. Pc
s1<f from 800 to 30s-that is 10 say, the rouble,
\, It's ordinary rate wos worth 4f., was no lon
"a h. more than 81. &c. II was in order TO ward
; 1sssngtr which would result from such a state Of
'".nsast the Russian Government prohibited the
T"If gold; but this measure took from commerce
:" MEANS Of mitigating the injury to which il
- sscsed by the loss in the exchange, and trade
XrT,a thrown into complete confusion.
-. ,hsturbance is the greater nasmuch Us in Rus
- ,sanks do not in any way resemble analogous
Rnss Rsns which we see in operation with us. The
NJ Governinent, in fact being inspired, doubt
"a out being aware of IT, with the napst orsgyer-
a. ssne,ples Of communism has not confined itself
-. sx'ing the creations Of free industry. 1t has
s;on sbstitute itself in its place for the institu
sssy hrrhte credit; II has made it its own; and it
sr;se that in the inter ior ITS principal resources
Sufed ,he double monopoly which il has attn.
s,r;nv .usself and which consists: lst in manufac
cbic6 lsning for its profit the financial money
n In ss 3sndept banks issue in other countries.
Nc and working, also, for its own benefit,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
ITALY.

The Turin correspondent of The London Times
state. that Garibaldi has abandoned the party Of
M.zzini, and in proof publishes the following letter,
which may however, bear very different interpre-
ts,ion from that put on it in The Times:
.Sipce nv arrival in Italy have twice seen my.
name mixed up with nsurectionsry movements OF
which DO not approve conceive it il my & duty to
declare s s ~ encounter danger for the redemption
Of The country, not to allow themselves to be 50
s;Iy led say by the fallaoous insinuations of de-
ceiving or deceived men, who, pushing them on to
untimely attempts, rum or al ieas' Gserean, our
cause. "
- E>ros Ar 4"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
FRANCE.

The Nontenr announces that the Emperor has
granted on the occasion OF his fe = 5sa pardons
reductions of punishment.
These pardons thus apportoned
sos to those sentenced TO deportation for political
ofieDses.
ia to those detained in the Bagnes, or penal estsb-
lishments of Guiana in the Msisons Centrales, aud
other prisons whether continental Algerian, or colo
NAL
1908 to soldiers or sailors undergoing imprson-
ment; OF whom $40 have been fully pardoned, and
473 have received remission of servitude.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
MOVEMENTS IN THE BLACK SEA.

kordipg to letters from Odessa TO the 4th August,
Aers Menchikoff, with portion of the Russian
ha appeared that day in sight of Odessa. A
steer shich was sent into the harbor stated that
q was TO return to Sevastopol the same night.
Il precise destination of the expedition from
was not yet positively known. 1t was, how
sesse6iImed es in some of the London papers that
~ Of the allied army positively sailed from
Va ior the Crimea on the 18th August. This was
s. o.ianieaied by telegraph from Vienna. Marshal
h,., Maud issued an address to the French and
p.r troops on the 3oth July, apprizing them that
ss,,ssfre about TO enter the enemys country, and
ety must conOuer or never return.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
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BURGLARY.-On Wednesday night last the house OF
Mr. Frederick 1Cken, on tho corner Of Myrtie-av.
and Waworih-st., was robbed of ESQ. gold watch,
and gold breast pm. IL Is supposed that the thief
CO nmitiod the robbery aer the family had retired.
CAvFHFNF AocinFvr.--A woman named Margaret
Kelly residing AZ No. 50 Dufiielist. was badly
burned Oh Wednesday evening by the explosion Of 4
camphono lamp, which she was filing while the wick
was burning \ physician was called In, who at
teLded - her injuries.
DIED ~ rHE STRETT A labonng man named
Michael Moran dropped down dead in Frsuklnsv.
on "Wednesday. An inquest held and verdict
of - Death from disease OF the heart rendered.
FIRE.-The roof of house No. 35 Stanton st. VIVA
discovered to be on fire on Wednssd sdsy evening" but
was soon extinguished. II originated by sparks from
an adjoining chimney falling upon bed which bad
been placed on the roof for an airing.