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Now that he cholera V 50 generally ditfUssd
oyetths countln II Il well nctonly toBsptoyidsd
Win medicine hut TO have some general ilsatat
ieasi, Of The time and manner Of heltaRpliea-
lion The slbjoihed letter Of pt. cattwtlsht, a
physicion who acquired much noieHely asssuc-
cessful manager of.eholsSa in 1852 and 'ss, Is SO
plauaLeat least and comes from 50 eminent a
soulce that we hope some good may result from
lpylngit before ootreadets. Allths NJ. D9sseem
TO agIee upon one important point hamelyi That
no time i 70 Be losti aud we may, with ptoptiety
suggest toeyefy one who is iakenwilh ei,hstdiat,
irhua dSsenlety 70 have medical aid alonce, end
70 femenbet The words below In answer TO tile
question: what'kill 50 many people with cholerai
Aus. D1'hsy vil Eol sslsss thsy haze ne dissass
Gadi thsy tsgin 70 dts.D atas
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Whenever and wherever the fiIst symptoms OF The
distas 4how itself. In oholegei Iase The medic
cine fistand send FOR tbe Doctor aitefweIds''
respectfully soursf tsc,s
sAAiL.!A a. oARTAyRI e ". lStecf Naschez.
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), SHEKIFIlS SAVE,

'sB, FhoweP y. Wins. (lpshpsttblia.
Nancy Wins ana eiisri. )" e s n ~
GIN rglsulnee ol decree made on Tie e9h az Il n,
lepi N The above named eapsei will sail n n, ~
isH Tot 10. ST siIsts II ihs east Tx oI 49,
aid the south hat ofloi No. t0 sta-ts OF de M. W
q Market eeiIin tie Filth waTdpi The siij la.
The salewill DO made on q credit Of sir, tWty, -,
elghieep months, The purchaser siylis bohds Nib,S
proved hearing Interest ron M III ME- "
the VIII be claimed null Tie vloe pHitt1is Il =
10 paid IN .tg ~ NN -. WICkHAN,T
-lyl4l - = ~ =. sAen1 ol0M tesi.E
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WA! s. wIcKttBM,g eili
Jyt4 81" FIX Z ssi sic lh Of ohlo tos.ty.
y : SHERIFFTs SAGE. &

VS. so Ia. feuit toni d Ol,c
Robert HOY e hfIrs, 30 eOpllJ, W.
In pursuance l Adeetee made on tie hsl al VI Iuy,
1854, in tic above ialled ehuAe, wluteld tkttsli
house Of Ohio count OIL Monday the l4ib day u AItt
1874, thesouth bali Of Lot No i3l, siLaie pa IL lbl
side OF fOulih street Avd nfeten otspTsd NINE
liam RoheitsOn. Also, tile All Of Lot Noik lt,at
No on Market stTfeti AZ occupied b. DisfW.
j. Bates and MIL. =. ltlaplain
The sale will be made on gIedit OF, six, tEit "a
eighteen giving hold, Mil y,
proved sseUIity, ing inteest froin DAY d ~ m
lie titio 70 be Ained until whole pslI
paid. 8. fNNlCKhAM, -.s
jyliA sli d SleriG Of Clio eoHlI,
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Cheap Table.
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potno ~ otyDeny nnu ncel
srlgssa q, ens =, cle tssls ismnsnta q eve:
f ~ KIND n ssya' uYYu.' ena aticle ot when we
h1Fr 100 laIt4 -tV W. purpose 10 lelk on ~
cose s0opf "s''s w NJ. = mo.
~ 10 LAsIERERs. ( "a
bv2 nePs e'''t jYfi IN X None
aarS old Stand. is2 AIhIiiss
NyllN'IgDs
doom N.tts CfYi Good ,gafes win b allowed.
"a ~ ~ * siilSiinn fanhirea tha Gill Fous8 foi
t,so IA, 4! or on IL ~ Ferryi Mature House
ans no. d article, lor sale
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1901 In tie above named cause, Twill iel NJ
lkesi 70 tbe highest and best bidder, on IN
day Of SePtemleI 1874, lie traet ofltLd M N
n en- situats o. Nidd
acres more VI less AZ being tie IAN ~.
whlcliih Rev. Johil BIiee died seized. t'Nts'g
e Sale One louitb OF The pafehtis rs,.,
pad I'M cash on The day OF sale, aud he
Two Years. tie iiuTehageT giving bonds, witt
Gully bearing Interest from day OF tas ~ ~ M
Will DO retained until the Whole purchase We
WM. y. MICKHIN ~ ~ M
iyifitdl 800 Sheriff Of OI1O MS,
Iifashllgtoh Examiner copy and shaiSe N, sT.S,.
aiortsafa copy ~ - trs'5Ir' :" f-7,-,t'-slli
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HIegant Residence for S.Sss

|GITUATED eleven mllesllon Wht,,in,
~, Ohio, The location Ii III
sIs hesllh hc house so9lsiHs iourtss ~ w
me essss l ssyIs setI n ssd
Two large POI With bake koI e., wash NJ
Wool house, all under one roof with nstss X, t'aI
S0 sIsIss " sApssls q soaPlhlhs9u, Ihosst s
Ale ground eompiises three acres. Sitb,... !, i, =
aud y under The Y. "
great variety Of The tiiost n q
0plesy Peas Petehes and plhns. - ~ titi Il
n The hpildliss iEelude stables, ahar,ty -,
yagon houtes, all IeTleelly filiahed 5io
tteh land In rear OF the house Good .Ss
4 Enquire Of - r., JAN IS MCMURRSys
-. ff.i9 JOHN w. SBNSENIv"
lnlle-em 80 -" 81 CkinyiII.n
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7NMUhINU IObacfO- .1I7II n. y
- 81 100 barrels smoking Tobacco, H. *
- 30 goes papers /, IN % oappA "a
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6. ii Il DAND FOR SA LRT - N
h WISH tosell my farm rear Wbeelin., -, !
gnhsperel leEWs, aud inohe OF more tTssi.
desLea IL marc M
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- r Pa, more Oi those Jew style FItnsh Goods, iot
w y y ~ sp'' HsiskELL & Co
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MInMair0 lvIHerVeY

ARE selling out their ti0ek 81 Skinner s,sssS "a
IN without feeaCd TO cost or profit amoh ", dc
some very aesItable Any ouo ~ lhste
are iesslmoieIoif. tifsp - ,,,,s sh.e..
BfheS have also q choice stock Of llPes,, ,s
Ing, Table Lihens y ~. Il, tfng
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TUH Ieteiytd and FOR sael hear, ~ oI easFS
ilkeQ litias fk 20 R5i noaFbe yard. 60 tistktth
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iEisnry w. Nee, VI BY. Wm. w. Ja.1
emison his nextlllie .. In eb,t..,.
John Brlees helrs and others comfy, WIS
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A ISO d awe variety OF tpnhs, new ,Ie siSSis
IN which will be sod cheap. " psos All
Attention 10 our stock OF gentlemets us,. if M
ShoeS Ren,ber t0Ak Hall ~ The place o. geI 1 10
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w "a ~ To- MO THEIRS x IA
~ O.sRARTR pG respectfully inorns he p,lroii
Ne and the public generally, ihatthe light being Eb
syoabte A. this season. he Will give naItleullr aenat
dNring this month and next, TO taking tbe keResses N
yons on every psasaRt day betweenthe h9u
OF ~ and 81 ssts .mrA
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REAL ESTATE sA5.,,s
c,EyssAEv, " ~ n. ne sold 5

z v. pm blpol 70. on IIampdtn1ill.I Z,
~; ~ sna running back 100 70 a. aiIsS
ss sSsI Sa " s ssS Y
lot Il, as nav be,t 81, wI se.i
this .S y, =
N.Y. ,. 3 s z, W ~ n. 9 h .,A,sh
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s. a piDr. w. ~ Mcndechen, 5,lf
,AERlg k--eornel Centre and Sixth .l,ssis -,
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Fyr1V FNN7 IlINNBS NIbVnl8i FIIIIuIFHIH FllFFi
lSlh nOak tlaIl,n ~ ,sfsy} ~
NO. 1923 Main ct. between Monroe and usIon !, =.
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x 20 HALIFAX NO 4. HERRINGS.
90 BnLs.isrse aud tii,IstUtslssd AMI Or solsSy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.


On the cath January, q memorial was presented 10
Lord S,raord BY masters of British merchant
ships asking if was safe for them to proceed to the ports
of tier destination in the Black Sea Lord Sratord re-
Piled that it impossible to ortel what each day may
bring forth
The Turkish troops continue to have abundan. supplies
Of bread meat rice and ae and the health Of the men Is
excellent
SYRIA is perfectly quiet The remaining 500 men OF the
garrison of Damascus have forwarded written petition 10
Government praying to be sent TO the war The buK oil
the troops in the Province in march 70 the eastern IRON
tier to guard against any danger that nay arise IN 'h
quarter =,
As NAV well be supposed the condition of the Waschian
peasants deporabe The Russians have deprived them
Of every means of subsistence aud they have no corn to
SOW this year
Gen paraguay dH;ers was to set out on 10th January
on his tour of military inspection
Lord Dudley Stuart left Constannople January % Tor
England
The Sultan ha. bestowed suitable rewards those who
distinguished themselves in the battle of Tschtete To the
commanding officers he has given decorations and gold
hiited sabers.
An Austrian Iloyds steamer has been seized by the
Russians for euchins at the right bank Of the Danube
contrary TO the Russian regulations.
An entire corps of 500 Waachsns passed over to the
Turks leaving only thirteen privstes and two private
behind MsjOr Csenesco, under whose command the
corps was has been sent to Siberia
Ismae and Mustapha Pashs were both wounded IN
recent seton Neither are dangerously hurt
Another action st Kslsfat was daily looked for.
Isae Psshs the active Governor OF Smyrna, has sue
oeeded in capturing TIE notorious Greek pirate Condors
who has long been the terror Of merchantmen on that
coast
4 ConstantnoIe letter says -Osman Psshs the
prisoner Of war IS row cut Of danger bat never hope
to be reinstated in health 0sman it may be re-
membered the Turkish Vice ADMIRAL a, snope was re
ported 10 have died after suffering ampustion Of both
limbs
Gen Dannenberg dangerously wounded in one Of The
recent skirmishes.
Gen Sater head Of the COmmR ssrisi Department com
paiped 70 the Coms ner IN Chief that since the entrance
Of the fleets into the Black be cannot deliver the supplies
regularly.
A Journal named the UazGciiaH M0HitSr hos been e.
tabli.bed to publish the Official orders OF the Russians
Count Esterhszy the new Austria Minister 10 St
P.,ersburc vas 81 Warsaw January ., route TO his
appointment
Gen Wysoeki who Is command the Polish Legion in
III, service had sailed from Marsees FOR Consan
Erops Before embarking be issued address 10 the
Pos waning them not to proceed to Turkey until he should
send for them canno, be said that much progress has
been made n y enrolment of the iegioa good many
Polish CTS have entered the Turkish service Individually
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
INDIA AND CHINA.

The overland Indian mail telegraphed from Trieste
with adyices from Calcutta 10 January 4 Madras ILth
Nipgpo December 3 Shanghai 18th Annoy 24th hong
Kong .7th Singapore and bombay, January ~ Bur
nah December 20 Sydney, November 26i Melbourne
s9th Adelaide, Decemher3 -.
The steamer sen up the Persian Gulf 10 inquire INTO
Per,ia's ihiculty With Turkey, had not returned
The Indian steamer Medusa had been lost between
Prone and Meaday, Burmah On 4th December the
Coverpor General arrived RangOon and left for Prone
Captain Latter the Deputy Commissioner at Prone had
been assassrated. A Dacoit chief with 5000 men, was
threat. urg the garr.ons Of Moulmein and MaTtaban
The north western frontier of India was tranquil The
MANS dominons we're in bad state the country being
oyerrup with predatory bands Madras was threatened
with famine the rains and crops having JAILED lrade
in India bad improved; Exchange at Calcutta ~
Trade was dan in China; Exchange Hong Kong ,,
Canton So Shanghai O.. Canton and Ningpo remained
Quet Matters had resumed their usual at Annoy
The Imperalists had burned large part OF shanghai
portion Of the insurgents had proceeded north from
krg and had taken lien Sing about 90 miles from Picking
The death OF the Emperor Japan confirmed aud no
foreign embassy be received for two years to come
On the cath Sept the Colonial Government at Sydney
was officially informed that the French Commander in the
Pacific had landed at Baade in New Caledonia and took
possession of the group OF islands in the name OF the En-
ueror of France.
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ON THE DANUBE.

By telegraph we have a brief announ cement that
Feb s. encounter took place between the Turks and
Russians near Giurgevo Three thousand Turks crossed
the river They drove in the Russian ouposts and attacked
the town AT nightfal they recrossed to their camp.
Further than the above there scarcely news from
the seat q war. few days since mention made of
retogade movement the part Of the Rus'ans and in
reality they attempted TO ence the Turks from their in
enchments by retresng to distance beyond Rsdo
van where but 600 were left On secn that the Turks
did not s into the trap the Russians resolved to send
1000 men to carry off the Turkish outposts place lit
tie to the northward of Skripetz The comma.dsnt al
Kaafst was evidently informed Of what intended for
before the Russians had Quilted Radovsn 5000 Egyptians
were dispatched the advanced post and when the Rus
slams up received them with such heavy fire that
they deemed it advisable 10 fall back upon Radovan
Russian General was wounded
Omer Psoha has divided his army into three corps The
s, corps about $4,000 strong forming the Left wing of the
army is commanded by lsmae Pasha whose headquarters
arr Al Foentop and where he watched BY the Russian
General Beegsrde his Hanks rest on Widdin ana Orsova
The second corps Of OCc forms the center Of the army
has its head quarters at Ss.ova and stands under the com
msnd OF Mustaphs Pashs fsvorsbiy known for his
talents a. leader.
III. third corps the right wing Of the army with head
quarters in Karrassu at tie wall Of Trssn mmsnied
by the able HALL Pssha and is $4,000 strong AustsPhs
has caused Said and Solman Psshas 10 make re ,onno
ssnce Of the Russian positions from the line Of the Danube
betwees Rrschuk and Ncopo guard against any
grand attack mediated, ssainst Rustchuk for instance
Hall Pasha with ssnlar purpose has placed $4,000 men
IN garrison at Sisra in order to keep the Russian
divisions al kssrush in check The of Ismas
Psha in ForeDtn, slss quite Of keep alive
the attention Of the Russian General Aurep
On the other hand Mshmud Pasha is observing from
Ralova the Russian division that operating between the
Aluia and the Shy Selm Pasha now commands in Kala
fat under the eyes of Mushr 0mer The following
mtnt Of the Russian force. in the Prncpstes and in
Bessarabia the ls January, 1854 Is iron tabular
count in the Pres; Troops of the third corps amee
under the Command q Gen 0sien Sacken effective force
39Sss men fourth corps darrnee under Gen Dannenberg
81 956 men fifth corps darmee under Gen Laders 2ls5s
siege artillery guides, &c, Sss6 men; transports 44so
men troops in Bessarsbia $500 Total Russian lo,o at
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THE VERY LATEST,

By Telegraph from London 10 LirerpOot
PARIS Friday Feb lO-The Bourse is firm without much
business doing The cents closed at $500, and Il
cents at 81 go
The Indian and Australian mails reached Marseilles at
o'clock this afternoon.
ST; Petersburg dispatches OF Feb had been received
in Paris The excitement there continued very great the
patty being very enthusiastic and the peace party very
anxious The Emperor suffering from an attack Of
bile accompanied by fever The presence Of the govt
also expected
LosDos Saturday mornpg-Three betallons Of guards
with six regiments Of the ne under orders TO embark
for the Mediterranean the 10th February Their des
nation in the fnt place viii probably be Malta.
The number OF British troops be dispatched at once is
10000 officers and men, but many more viii be held in
readiness should they be required 1t also intended to
send least three regiments Of cavalry Twenty ships
Of the largest unnsge viii be required convey the troops
and supplies The Government have certainly claimed the
service Of the mail contract and have taken from
the Pennsular and Oriental Company the steamships Him
alaya Ripon and Manila
ST Petersburg adyees Of the I'd say that the fact Of
era purchases aow indicate that there opera
tors who still doubt the probability Of blockade Ex
change continued to have declining tendency and
quoted at 3sid.
MARsEILLEs-Tbere has been a considerable decline in
wheat and fifty sixty shpoads about to be sent 70
England.
viEsSA, Thursdsy-Count 0rIof kft yesterday for St.
Petersburg
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CHANGE IN THE TURKISH MINISTRY.

Telegrtphic dispatches from Constantnope OF January
90 announce that Mehtmed Ali Psha the Suans brother
il law and head of the party had retired from tn
Ministry and has been replaced by Ria Pasha This news
comes simultaneously from Paris and Yienna. change
had been expected for time past and the event caused
DO surprise.
II was however taken advantage of by the spectators
Of Vienna to telegraph that The Turkish Cabinet has
"been dimissed and Ministry, in favor OF ComPro
mise with Russia has been formed This dispatch bore
sefcOnradicton IFS face. 1t well known that the
removal Of Mehemet Ali and the Capudan Pasha was re
earded by the friends OF the Porte necessary to the IN
fttered action Of the Government Mehemet had I'll now
succeeded in retaining Office partly by bis influence as
brohern law Of the Sultan and partly by his connection
with the ultra Mussulmsn faction and the Shek ul Islam
He was moreover the personal enemy OF Redshd Pasha
and bis retirement will doubtless produce greater unanm
y, instead of change of policy in the Dvan. With the
temper Of the Turks ct its present heat and with the active
alliance Of England and France the formation Of Cabinet
favorable to Russia is beyond belief Besides the retirement
of Mehemet Al the Capudan Pasha has resigned and is
succeeded by Achmet Pasha
We give the report it is current IL viii be observed
however that there is discrepancy in the statement
Ria being himself the Capudan Pasha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
LATEST AT LIVERPOOL.

By Mai-.Satvrd0y MoyR,ng)
Democratic conspiracy" was discovered at Madrid
on the eth fourteen persons arrested Gen jose
Concha proclaimed rebel but has escaped into France
Count Buol has notified the Turkish ambassador that the
nraon of troops the frontier intended only as
precautionary against Turkey This notification
was accompanied by friendly expressions
The British Government hss advertised for eight
coppered ships of 700 500 un to be engaged for four
months certain in the conveyance Of cavalry The port OF
destination IL not mentioned
Accounts from the Danube, via Paris, announce posi-
lively another Turkish between Galatz and lbra
and independent Of the victory at Giurgevo.
Klapks and others have embraced Isamisn Prince
Stourza has been made Pasha
An arrival Liverpool yesterday, brought Rio Jansro
adyces to 10th u They do not contain much OF interest
The British Argentina was ostsDecenber 81 on
the Restinga del Cero.
l. is said that the Cunard Company, not being able 70
spare any of then seamer Government has entered into
Ne gotiaiion with the Peninsular Seamshp Company TO
convey troops.
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r,e n Ep.rrs stated TIA. the treasury had no need for

Minister ct Fnsrre stated that the treasury had no need lot
sloan
In every department Of the public service wsike prep
aors 20 on increasingly At the military schools the uoP'
are exercised in operations Of attack passage Oh rivers
The recently enrolled recruits have extra drs t"ce
and the officers are put under examination by their super
ors The corps Of Itsry and cavalry are undersO'ns
similar preparations Atl0reni all the arhcers OF the az
sen. and carpenters employedn making WOODEN Gaze
r the new dese,ption Of proectle called 60us Gspyr
oufhorow balls filed with composition that stiles those
among whom it falls.
Admiral Bruat squadron sailed from Brest 9Th instant
toward the coast Of Africa Letters state that he has orders
70 embark from Algeria first division OF 10000 men VINO
have already been organized by Gen. Pelissier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
FRANCE.
COLOSSAL FINANCIAL OPERATIONS-PRE
ING EOR WAR

COLOSSAL ElNANllAls An
ING FOR WAR.
From Vienna L Is said that the Emperor Napoleon has
in an autograph letter made last appeal to the good sense
Of the Car.
Prince Napoleon is stated to be enthusiastically in favor
of active land operations support the Turks in which
event be would probably receive a command.
The Noricur announces NJ Ki-seefs departure in the
following bief terms The Russian Minister left Paris
Monday BY the Independence Bege we learn that ~
Kisstei had reached Brussels. He accompanied by
all the members Of the legation excepting Consul General
EbeIns who remains in Paris, charged with civil and
commercial affairs
Mercantile letters state that Government has concluded
an Arrangement for forty millions of dollars with the credit
Motier against Treasury Bonds bearing 81 cent inter
es the option being allowed OF exchanging them for Three
Per Cent Renes the price Of - is also said that the
Bank Of France has made advance OF about - millions
dollars
Another financial report and probably correct IL thai
the Bank Of France has decided on making advance Of
sixty millions francs the Government Treasury Bonds
renewable each month II i added that the Credit MObasr
had proposed oan Of two hundred million francs bur toe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
BELGIUM.
PRINCE NAPoLEoN's MISSION.

II We may credit Paris gossip the particulars oil fr'nce
Nauoleou recent mission to the Belgian Cour' were as o
lows Prince Napoleon instructed to express 'ne
Emperor Napoeons satisfaction that more tnendiy
re atoms had recently sprung up between the
- poi;,,, and France Hostilitss being probable be
tween France and Russia the Emperor Napoleon wsheu
~ he assured of the attitude which Belgium would take IN
that emergency -. p,,, Ia =
leo eco trooTs and therefore i'm the unlikely event vi
Prussia siding with RUSSIA $4,000 Belgans could be sent
10 guard the Prussan frontier the Emperon uhuer'SAln
that no f rec need be sent TO the French frontier ana
further that the forresses along the French ne SHOULD
be reduced To both these propositions hing Leopold
reportd 10 have assented. On this Prince NapoleOu su
eesed that as Belgium enjoys CONSTITUTIONAL govern
mert the assent of the Ministry necessary ard con
seqttnty the Minister Of Foreign Affairs was sent lot
and bis sanCion given TO the proposed arrangement
Tie above statement Is given on the authority OF the as
corresro ndent of The LONDON Times.
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THE FLEETS.

The allied fleets having taken on board fresh provisions
were 10 Renter the Black Sea the 2sth January on
which day two Turkish conveys with men and ammunition
one convoy for vsrna and for Bstun, would sail
under the escort of part of the Turkish feet and Of French
and Eprlh Frigsies letter from Varna January goth
SAYS Before the entry Of the allies into the Black Sea the
Russian cruisers constantly in observation upon
coast They have since entirely disappeared and the
Turks have complete possession OF the EuIne" The
Br,h ngate Furious which wa sent to look after British
interests at Odessa unable reach that pot account
Of ice and had rejoined the feet
private letter says that the Embasssdors so much
dissatisfied with the of the feets the Bosphorus
that Lord Sratford refused receive Admiral Dundss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-27
COUNT ORLOFF S MISSION.

Count Orof was to leave Vienna, on Feb direct for
st Petersburg dispatch says that be carried with him
formal declaration of neutrality the part Of Aus
tia and Prussia but this statement Is manesty incorrect
Before leaving be is understood to have offered nodded
proposals. but which owing TO distinct orders from their
Govcr1ments the Representatives OF England and France
could not entertain
We deem right to give also the Russian account that
Oro-ahough his mission has to eyes mscarried
has succeeded in gaining important concessions for Rus
sia and that the neutrality Of Austria is by no