davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02
To Make Your Hair Curll n
The Wonder of the Worldl

great wonder of tho world las length been dis
0oVeYl. YoueAnn0t make ono hair while Orfl6E
Set NJ ByFOb u. Robb has 81 length proc,iFe ihs
TTGt o. we great secret ser study, toll AMI ex-
[ense, how 10 make tho half curl and we've H. Aha mOsA
ooautiul and gTAeopl manner l5Ei6. Tho f,onreicS,
Rss Veled through VaIi0us uuyts Of Europe ar u,,yOu
q nine yeaTs In search Or tie celebrated Sl
N jacques, and has 1t lesh Sn5S kIS liz
lAy, and purchased or him tile receipt nv Ss6tsS H
perSona having tho most uneopalJ eoA ~ N.Y.
san have ttTanoornod into tic most TSI SGTl.
l9g appearance that could BE- deetTgd: ~. TnninSEon
o. which The article lS eomb6sed will us
my cents, and but ono 4pbeAt0bts Sy SUss W.
ea1le y 70 curl end wate most ~ M SsfioSt
order for llie and thus ipf6ySth TIE On.lOIns
100 per cent. We now OAobthSsT I00hS NV nj
tue world for The sum OF 81. fohusluI nssPNtt' -
" Direct all latteTu 0fEBYrr w - - ~ V.ru,-
!n1On, TTUmbul county Ohio = ~ yiII he
INNS diately iOrWArdOdt0 thOI enu , d.
gESIatd % seeUrra lttniioh Steoh' Ht
IINH kTTl4I OF d mind, 6y ~ ~ : = tS-i1Sf
= 't0N''4 ~ Z ~ :, PRTRR LRCHEED III 81
ie9l ''V 7f "H'''a S1oan MODI % and Vnlpl, al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

CElLD DnowNED IN a KEr+LG..-.Qn Tusl4ay
sUOoa last, child Of Mai. Matthew Alllgca,
Charters township, Washington Co., Pats eyed
months, wOs drowaed undes The following cit.
T'IaGce'. Tie patents were in the house when
*ehiId went out into The yard here q kettle
.a' half full Of rinsiug water 'hnd been 3lett
'd'Og, In about is minutes aNeIthe child had
y cut the ia,her followed, when he was ap'
LED W the sgLt oflhe little One'slsgproisclins
20 tie ketIe--iis head aud Shoulders under
'Eef' and lie entirely sxtInct. How esIetql
'ald patents be! TIE wonder is, that more &C.
.He"cts otO similar Kind 10 nOtlaks places
''tLihgtm Examiner. chf w.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02
Mammoth IN. Hat Store.

g AVR9F has on hand, and Is receiving, one OF III,
Ne agesl aud best stocks Uf Hats and Gaps that hli
gAouIlg every dPscTpuOu or bat and CAP now in ~
tom the very beat material and Workmanship and sold
OtpTtceS that cannot fail TO nleSSa. MOI
am Asoreceiylng large or Raatern man
uaotuTediats aud apps, which will bs sold low Also,
OF chlldTenA Fancy Hats aud CapS ana
which Will DO sold Clv9ap.J " =
N B,.liatS made 70 order on the AhortSt pollee.
sA s. AVERY NOSi46 aud t4a Main St,
PGp0 f..-,fs #af ga U.Vy lr'.- WhealiHq We VI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

EorOrs At 1nE STATE PAlR,,s-We leatn that
ssas COTaeou & Son 81 CiReiiqpRll have 40;
nied an invitation from Tue Secretary Of lie
prI Of Agriculture 10 send caSs Of their native
nrs to Newark, constituting HE Editorial lEa-
ma tys committee Of the whole TO test and re.
no. s. YaErnal.
A committee On the whole (l,nls) lnIle bottles.
dosbI. We hope they'lL continue Attending
|nIiliee. ~ tS ,,...s, .,, ,53.' Z, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

T. F,n or the Belmont County Agricultural
,i. y, Commence ut ST, olpinvlle tO,mor,
g. nd Ontinue lIltve days. 7uF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

,H'Lru' IN PtFTsluIo.-Th jOutOOl Of Sat
'ay aotOing sayst ls.A sl
c have no new case OF chOleTa to report foT
aN anil the BOaEl 'Of Health hud but one ii.
"eGI TO provide lcF, and thut not q case of chol-
FoF the present cettaioly, The dlSsaSe has dis
Esa1Sd' aud We are bsppily relieved tom the
hbWsh. . 4, :, a ssf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

nN bank susPends "a AustTSlla, they take
PRESIDENT 10 neighbOriag Tree aud suspend
,,cv simple Eemedy hut We belieYe 10 itS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

t sII your shawl is dEhggiug II the mud"
kon,!"' you I''''s hurry. suppose Il y, aint u ihe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. 80,
EHB Umou LiuO P6cR5ts IeaVbf tetnSTly on ths aTtl
y yaOitho cars all bills otlldlng most Is on board Be-
ore O'Clock. r ~, The Line VIII not DO responsible
or the delivery OF any SoOs and will moi pay or cOleei
Charge on any goods FOR which bills OF fading are moi on
board The boats balore their densrturs. maT3i-if
FIRST lNRASHION.
ID RCElVkD this DAY. iew cabs or BosbO & OOONsv
IN York SILK HAS, OF the F0li style Core ana g
thomat \ =, - - -.
agEL7 81 D. HAPPIER . SONS. Z
Family Bt6leSi b
w hays 9nhRna eouPlsto assOrtusRt OfFamily
sePe2 GoRa& G. .. wloKHAM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02
ISAAU FRAUBIfl 10 Mum ST. eot, m
sepI3 between Nontoe and Union SLs.
New WhOl6U1Io aud lEetRiI 8O % Rnd
JAMES ID. MARSH,
JGTE TIRUIRNRDMARsH
No. as Monroe street, VhV ,,,iJnF Va. q

NsIt door 10 Gyetr, on &.co.
Cf,. IOIT now receiving from ERsIoTn 1Daupse.
tuIeTs OueQI tho iaTseSl and b est SSSoFtmOnII 81
n lIOotS aud Shoes for Cal and Wlnier wear, ever
SOHered In thI1 mar They LVtn; been manuI6o-
tured 70 order according 10 my own direStom OXprsESIy
Tor retailing 10 my Customers aud tito public aSheI
can OHeran lnusily large Vbrle ~ Of Tic best sJe ii
boots and Slices which eGNran' eQUa both in quality
OF material a workmanship, To those uIanuhCUTei hi
this or any other part oil the con- ATy. 10
stuck VIII DO found TO ~ s.St Of, In part the fol-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

6Sie9--TO Every bed y.IT7I : =
w. D. M0lrRk.N BRO, HulisI street, wish to say
aye now TeeerSlng their frSt sock or = l'f7
B0n Dry dSoOdB
Which cannot bo,bOl either style rccs Il IL the
eYlom now to bragLi tell how cheap you die sellnE,
almost giving Sools away We do not saythat, but all
we h.K 10 eatirOm any who wish 10 buy, ana see our
COCOA nn hear pCeS, and our word for viii
not go away without buYill Ssnin
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

t.r 'HENS HuoTs. voNAAN'svEAR.
800 pairs best calf bOoSI fHOFlAr WUmsuS ned boots,
gu do KIP do .f 1000 do Kip do
6O DO luck do 20 DO morocco do
80 do water proof do 4 ~ NkOWRN's uATrKRO .
,HEBb nRooAH. ~ tseo Palr wOniens gSileIs, all
800 pairs best cali bTOganst iiVflj N0N toloroI
2O0 do Kip 10 ~ lHOOhsft walking tbOel, NJ
coo 20 1thlek do y 200 do mo buSknSi
Sl DO low price do 1850 do kid do
BOYS' AND YOUTHS HRoaA IA l0O0 tO jonnv LIndt
con pair boys thick brOgo nss ll6O SO SllnneTS - w.
GO do KIP DO HIssEab bOOTa.
80 pair youths XII do ESQ do morocco boots,
6Op 10 thick do S01 60 gNiler do
100 pair boys thick bordaE 400 90 Kin N do
go do KIP Go .1 CHILpR ms bOoTS.
SVO 40 eau a. 500 patti chill laii6y boOlst
YOUTn'a BooIt. ID 1910 do kid Il mo- 40
l60 pair youths call 'Jo0tsS 200 do goat -. 90
M 40 KIP do, 1870 pair mems, WOmenS
2@ 90 thlGi dp s,h aiid nibteS gum shOca oil
ul 4 N.aff.IN tho beStquGltY.
aud the public 60 really to ca add Oh e beEDre
chasing clsGWheTe: Hf.ii ~ T'TTF ~
SelI2 ,suh bittI hslF HliNH Il N MARSH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02
FALL FASHIONS FOR HATS.

FALL FhSHlONo CO'N .t,I y. :. -
THE subscTber Il pIcpa,edlo ipEnsn ~ SlH
the pubic with saPsor Hats 81 saS l.iiss
Il tbs Ss Il an aud easy lltHg WI Gsass
5rnn ISSS III iS iSke coast surSey
IIy ~ rs In all smell
10 tarnish SpsniIJ HAS that WI t y
XSyIf Ns tbt pl.es, No o. Er o. Red Hat
..soII do sovh q The NoEh splsrA BARK A is 40
% ..sSd Va .t ,t2iae9s w. W. JAMESON.
+ C1SE GeTlhllIIoWn lAppDlprE, Ipl s.ls ~ p,KRR.
IN 66I6 Alcohol i6 aud sc per cent 81! !.sG IN
A PRw barrels In store, and for sac REILLY.
~ MAJ hz..Il y - = Z 4ffETF
- SILK SHIRTS IS D., s.,,.
No,,oE,,6snto OF SIX EhiriSGn emu
a. maetelwsya on .re saRs ifS 4I6 Z HKR1BY.
Y. 1-etis. Ioi ~ BY J,i J ,
"M mSiS N ''' B..yoH ELI. 9. g@o.. =.
Ak -II1LLc0lIIa0SS I0've. with htlpt''s''n SoO's
'sS si'"''aPP Asn''i s IA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

U'ATOUNO man CellintO iheTiyptnesF New Orleans,
recently, and was Immediately rescued byan ALI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

N II, LtacobM. Warden WILDE found at tho Law or
BcN Of Alfred CALDWELL with tic books and accounts nj
Warden K Edwards and al Fersons Indebted 70 faiA
GrSrs hereby noheI and required 10 call aud settle
without delay 10 alone being authorized to sstllGt ho hus
lness OF said old hrhll ,5 ~ al s,I,,,,'
. AGO VI. Al. 'WstRDkNs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

~ 1-- 4 Ne WI OOnfe ctlonef y, !. /. .v,.
rv,T1IHN ROx would respectfully Inform ne ell!7
w NthlhS 1SssilTS that no has OpenedA new eoges
oSer1 RstSb Rmsnt che oId StsTa q we
~ oi3 fisndS 70 etl and rPronEe him IN hlS new
huslnm. .1,,t. ,,a.,ie.,lsa or The season, At 81
- Iee cream = ~" ~ ~, ant7f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02
7NEW 7GOODS.

MIR are receiving our new Spring House FuInehins
wv GOoLs, eomplSlnSns sLyles Of French China am
neT and Tea GeOi ala and Silver plated WaTeI oaHtOI9
tea and eONee UrnS, sugar hOwlB butter coolers
Forks and Spoons, salt frames with GatA
mugs, coal boxes beautifully e new lSr
In sOts or 81 pieces nd single aetH solar lard lamps WIN
pOleT aud with leTc atook
OTcOnon EooAS adapted to tho country trade Al Oi hc
we Offer Of RAneTn Prices adding nnly tho difference OF
TRANSPORTATION, HOBBS, lARNRS d C0On .a "'
I NIia GLASS Manufacturers, No. % Monroe Hlt
4 n,ySJ near hal Ohl NlNlce Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-02

HR annual oOpTSs OF Lectures Of this WI
i conilence on Monday, OH October. 81 the COLLEGE
bu dlngs cNner Of alsha and College streets" aaSe con-
tnub I'll the 18th " @aCh ensuing. q u \, =,
X. l., ROuANKAN, ~, Ia Professor Of ObSteNTFS Ahu
diseases OF women and children. guJ,
Surgical Anatomy. arIiti ..sg L-l.1 f.
DAVID H. TUcGER, 81 H., PrOieSsIt Oh Theory and
SAETtS Z. seoTT, 81, nA Professor of Chemistry and
FGS Il. wEtb,oRp, N, o.. FS0eSUOr Of MAtsrIa Ned
lea and Therapeutics, u Il ii 4, ~. t,,,,
r. owNikEauLRp, ~. D.i lGnieaso r oI |he IN"'7
tules OF Medicine aud Medical rude nSe'
ARTMuR E.3PETlcoLAs, NJ DIV Demon WTa'O' VI ""a'
s ttpdles OF Practical Anatomy may 90 nrCSeeG;sS
Siih ,noSt apo facilities aud Ot worry VI Mug
Chemical Lectures ave now regularly eiyen St S
nnrnaryNnd Rlehhond AlnSbpic' by 3d. 10 VI '"O
leasors' 1efa % ,,Vop,sSpv. i't latattt n 73
NStrlcuatlOn Foe, -f.'s w. "ta'f.s. SinS
Professors Fees, IN
nemOnstTatOT'B Eeet ~ - : = 7si'lt. Ok
Graduation Fec, -! ~. ~, ,I.ht. .p5 sarvanis
Attendance is usually e9 or 49, per week.
fSS cSSi5Tdc ontalnns 9fO y S S0nSIp
,pS The Institutions &l be GOrWATdeu 70 Vs S"p's"
ioTii or clncen9nlIeo answeTsa ~ se''TSn .y'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

of 90, ,oo0 men in Gaze Turkey aud tbe weFen
powers VIII acknowledge the iniepeli lce1t CIR,
cafsia, ard conclude with him an c.:z@Te ana
defensive alliance. They will no; cosent to be-
come 8 Turkish province. The RusGn journals
speak q recent defeat of the GIcassians, az
which so many OF the mountsineers Penshed tn't
even the hangers-on Of the Russian amp had al
ear, Lead, or extremity as trophies.
While the brave Turkish soldier are serving
the good cause shOeless hungry, ant without pay,
there seems to be no limit 10 the e.Eayasance oil
the Padishah and the Pashas az C'lstsntlnop.e.
The presents 10 be squandered at ;ie marriage OF
the Sultan's daughter with the ssn ot heschfd
Pssha will amount 10 two or three nllion dollars
The Sultana Fatims is but l3 yesnof age.
There is great dsquiet in Montelegro. lew
days ago Tremendous Gproar Wa made by me
Prince, who on tis return from be chase 10 MS
little capital Of five and twenty houses found a
manifesto Of the late insurgents ilsted upon his
back. How il came there no one clu.d discover;
but the young Prince exhausted in his curses and
maledJciious, de entire Greek caendar lie u.
most unpopular among his l09, COO subjects nnd
tie recent disturbances will doubtless LEAD ~
further effusion OF blood. The resent news IRON
tie United States relative to Ourposition to "ari
Cuba and the Greytown affair, has created srea'
appreiensions i'll Germany.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
TILE LATEST.

Gen Klapka will return to Switzerland, as the Turk
ish Government refuses to give him command.
The Paris Presse contains the following announce
mont from Constantinople under the date Of the 18th
inst:
" Sixty thousand men have embarked ior Sevas-
topO'
CoSsrANTISoPLE, Monday, Aug. IA, 1854.
On the 10th inst, at o'clock in the evening,
great fire broke out a, garna. One hundred and
eighty houses were totally destroyed, with great
quantity of provisions belonging to the French army.
All the English and French transports had left for
the Black Sea, with pontoons and other materials of
war.
Ten thousand Turkish troops have embarked for
the same destination, which ia at present unkno yn.
We have accounts from Cons ;antlnople to tue 18th
inst, ard from Varna to the 18th.
The fire which broke out on the 10th lost. is sup
posed to have been the work of ncendiaries and sew
erol Greeks have been arrested on spicou.
Many houses were destroyed, as well as some mill
tary stores and magazines.
The cholera the decline; but the first battsl-
ion Of Res the Goth regiment and the 63d regiment
all Of which in the Bosphorus have lost men from
the pest.
Great preparations were in progress in Constant
nople and Wanna for the embarkation Of troops The
expedition was to sail on the goth.
The Bay of Varna was filed with vessels Of all sorts
to the number Of 500, and large fleet of transports
had been assembled at Baltshk.
Numerous fat bottomed boats, for the landing of
troops and heavy guns has arrived at both places.
Officers from nearly every regiment in the service
have gone hsme inyalided.
The cholera ia raging at Adrianope. The French
forces intended for that city have been ordered to re-
turn to Gallpol.
Forty thousand Russian troops are said to be en-
camped round Sevestopol.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

o.,ob.r WAS arr stcd by the Turkish su,hori,.
:, prcbsr,st on the 18Th INST, together With aaoAs,
s,.-..h,,.n "A corres pordent OF TIE Daa!y MEi )
NJ n-isouers were released Oh parole under chsrr.
ofthe Consul and ihriy-s'x hours were gwen asa
,o consider whether they would Nolan'ar"! 'e'am b
Cur,evo. or submi, 60 be taken there oy iosce IAs
o,i,ip o: this event i unknown, and u tSeo.as
,rfuature TO discuss il. II Is possible tha' Gee
p,sha msv have bad some very Imperative m'a'sa
;rs,iTv lis r,,ortipg to 80 arbitrary an act sud
,uer to ab tain from commenting upon u 'naHs
motive shall be kno VI.
FRANCE.
The MoRiteur OF yesterday contains N~"egS
do.ails respecting The Emperors return journey h1a
Pan 10 Biarritz from which appears that his i.ry
v,s received everyv bere wi the greatest e1hrszs
ty The whole popularon in fact the Journey va' q.
,c,,;nuous ovation. The Emperor arrived a BeQa
st : O'Clock on Wednesday evening.
The official journals contain no other ne~s' II.
scc,pnts received to-day from the harves' ron A.
rss Little Charlevillo, Beauyais and other picass
extremely favorable.
poupAY. July 2c- The King OF Oade Is OSessS
~ ,he English Government 10000 infantry andl
,ups. Russian agents are in treaty with CabaL
MONETARY AND Commercial.
Prom IAs 7iass C.is Arfaa%
E,;5ov EreniHg The English Funds have ben
s.os5v ~ eay. the continuance of good accolns VII
recard 10 the harvest having been sufficient 10 eOVa
,,,sct the effect ON tho market of rather inl sly
ofrorev. Consol- remained throughout the di7c
II pricts of last evening Although the demand ef
money today was active in the Stock Exchange .
WAS comparatively easy IN the discount market
A.. eoreisn exchape,s this afternoon the rate "a
u.mburg yssa shade lower. For bills upon ans
there was a domand at improved quotations. Wa
rogard 10 other places, the business was no'eN'enss
The last accounts from the Paris Boutse ms eet'
ipg, exhibit fresh Improvement OF about an e'snA
or A quarter per cert. AZ Amsterdam also, ihereaz
been further favorable movems Mt OF more thS
pereept. in the rate OF Exchaugo the quotation beng
now IL. 20.
The French Exchanges again show cons de'iba
frmpess and gold cannot be transmitted from hs
.;de v;bou, loss. II any of the delayed Australian
cold v. sses. known 70 be on their way, were no" 70
arrive. tLeir effect would most probably be felt in
mediately on the moi ey market.
A difficulty has arsGn IN connection wlsl the nes
stamp act of this session. (which is anderstoodio cone
into operaiion on the nth Of October neAt on he
point as to whether it is to apply to foreign SA
dated before that date, but payable on or after It
NAVAL AND MILITARY.
Orders have been sent by telegraph to PlymouAp
prepare the Caledonia 100 gun ship, now in oFdaav
at that port with all possible dispatch TO recevcR''-
sian prisoners
Yesterday Prince Albert proceeded to Por'smOuA
and reviewed the Lancashire and two other militia
regiments doing gouisOn duty there.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
FROM THE DANUBE.

According to Austrian adyiees requiring confrma.
nonl q GOO French and English had to the 18th. em
barked at Varna. II So they had again disembarked
for the expedition against the Crmea Is certainly
postpone4-temporarily ii Is said
The Turks are concentrating considerable forca
on the Jalomtza but the Austrans having at length
entered the Princpsltes it Is not likely any battle
OF importance will be fought Bucharest il now gar
TsoDed by 1000 Turkish troops. Mr. CoIquhoun, the
British Consul has resumed his functions al Bucba
rest. Oner Pasha had issued proclamation stating
that an Austrian force would enter the Prncipaites
between the 18th and 25th Of August The Russians
snll remain on the Sereth and Pru,h line. few
reguneD's have recrossed the Pruth as have all the
sick ard wounded. On the 9th the ore- -, -, ',-o 70
mutual closing of the frontier began bet reen Aus.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
ENTRY OF THE AUSTRIANS INTO WAL
IACUIA

The Paris Moaitenr contains the following an
nOuDcement:
"VIENSA, Aug. 90 The Austrians entered Wal
lacha on the goth. The whole corps OF occupation
will have passed the frontier by the 23d. Two brig
AIDES have marched from Hermannstadt, and another
from KIonstaDdt. Bucharest, krajova and Lesser
Wallachia, will be occupied. The advanced guard
viii reach Bucharest on the jth September. Three
brigades of the army Of Count Coronin are prepar-
ing for a similar movement into Moldava."
Count Coronini is Commander int Chief of the Army
Of Occupation.
There is no truth in the report that the Russians
refused TO retire from the Principalities and that
Prince GOrchskOf had communicated that determ-
rhton TO the Austrian Cabinet after receipt of new
dispatch from ST. Petersburg in contradiction TO the
pote of the sth. No such dispatch had been received
BY Gorchakof, consequently none sent to Yien-
na. Matters, therefore, remain precisely as they
were In that respect.
IL is stated by Vienna correspondence tha. a cireu-
lar has been forwarded by the Austrian Government
10 its foreign diplomatic agents Of which the follow
ing ia the substances After abiding 10 the PROPOSE
tiOps made by Russia on the 2sth Of June, aud by
France on the 22d Of July, the Austrian Minister OBJ
that although the position Of Austria is con-
siderably changed by the evacuation of the Princi
palites the continues between Russia on the one
tide, and England, France and the Porte on the
other. Secondly that all treaties between Russia aud
the Porte have been abrogated by the present war
and have not regained validity by the evacuation Of
the Princpaliiies. The Austrian Government. ia
pnpeple approves the conditions Of peace proposed
by the western powers and eonditionally agrees to
them. The Austro- Prussan treaty of April 20 is in
spIit, in accord with the stipulsiiOns in question,
though not exactly in word. A hope is expressed
that the Court Of Berlin win not be Of another opin
ion but shoud such unfortunately be the case it will
lead 10 no change in the foreign policy of Austria
For the present Austria will maintain an armed neu.
tralty.
Austria has just proclaimed the Gulf of Cattaro.
with its bays and aBcbOring grounds, war port No
foreign vessel Of will be permitted TO enter ana
II any single ship-of-wM is driven in by stress of
weather IT must leave within seven days. Austria
has now three war ports in the Adristic namely,
Pola, Lssa and Cattaro.
The Austrian loan has been aIl taken
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
THE VERY LATEST.
lBy Telegraph from London to LiyerpooLI
LONDON. Saturday Auo Oh

LONDON, Saturday, Aug. 20, 1854.
THE OCCUPATION OF ALAND.
sTocKHoLs, Aug. 23.-It is reported here that II
the pending negotiations for the occupation of Aland
by Sweden, with 20, 900 Swedish troops should fail
the forfcatons Of Bomarsund are 10 blown n befora
the lst of September.
DAsrzIc, Aug. 25-The vulture left the allied
feets at Ledsund on the 22d.
The troops would probably be re-embarked.
HAMBURG, Aug 25.-A strong division Of the fleets
has left Ledsund, to act in the Gulf Of Finland.
The forts of Alsnd will be DESTROYED.
vienna, Friday Evening.-Prince Gorchakoff is
said to have received intimation from 81. Peters
burg that no direct answer will be given to the last
propositions forwarded by Austria but she will be
2ktd what her intentions are. The armaments here
are on greater scale than ever Two Russian
sgepts, Tho ret Varns on fire, have been arrested.
BERLIN, Friday.-The French troops at B,msr-
tund suffer extremely from cholera and will probably
embark again Immediately. II is expected that the
fortress will be blown up and abandoned Several
vessels have sailed for Hsngo.
Troubles are apprehended in Denmark.
BERLIN, Auo. 22-General Model has been zen,
by The King to tie camp at BOulogne.
TIE WHITE SEA
II. ". s. DRIsX,' July pa prvaie commaoi.
cation says: I'VE have had Sigh, ski-m,1 =.
"Archsnge, and destroyed thre. other places: ir,t
Savl9vetski Monastery; second ,h. Tower Of Kio in
"Onega Bay; ihbdly large town on PowchlathIt
River. We sail tomorrow morning. in company
with he Eurydioe, but 20 where Il was Dot In9s1
'.Ail well on board
ARREST OF TWO JOURNALISTS.
Tie csPecia military correspondent 81 Tie Hrs.
Hc Chronicle, ~ho was disp lt.hed 10 the Tarli,h
amy upon The outbreak Of Lo.riics On the Danube
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
PROSPECTS AND PUBLIC FEELING IN
GERMANY
Prem Our Own Correspondent
NIrN<a MnnAav A


VIENNA Monday, Aug. 81, 1854.
Hoto IS Monsieur Poitgaacf asked Prince Met
ternich of the French Minister at the Court of
Vienna a short time before the July revolution.
He is rery tranquil responded the latter. IA, re-
piled the keen Austrian Minister should be a
Euie more so i he ,rers iinie less. The same has
been true Of the German and western powers and
especially of the Germsn powers in relation 10
each other since the origin of the Oriental qaes.
tion. THE force Of circumstances early drew
France and England into an intimate alliance bat
otherwise mutual jealousy and distrust have been
the handspring TO action. While the Turks we're
making astonishing preparations along the Danube,
even England and France could no; believe in the
outbreak of n European contest What! war sf
ter forty years of peace War in this age Of
steam, and ielegraPbs, and three per cents. The
inevitable event came in the course Of few
months, and when the western powers were firmly
united against Russia, strong appeal was made
to the States Of Germany TO assist in tie coDaiet
with the northern power. Russia, who claims 70
be the defender Of the Protestant faith the Con-
tinent, and the home of an intelligent aud patriotic
people, was the first to respond in favor Of the
West. At that esrly phase of the Oriental ques-
hon we were compelled to listen to severe re.