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III D.spstch 20 The N. L. lIlouhe-
WASHINGTON, Friday, Sept. 2, 1854.
,-s.,r,ston has been received from St. Petersburg
- ,espect to the place Of Embassador here, vacag
90 death of Mr. Boisco. The Russian Gov
--,.sU, had named to the place Count Medan, who
- ,sas has been the Russian Envoy Extraordinary
"a p,on;noteutiary Minister at Rio Jenero but the
S.up, has replied to the order to remove 10 Wash
ton with letter Of thanks for the honor conferred
-1Or him by the nomination to position Of higher
~ rbe American Embassy stands higher on the
poss;an List than the Brazilian but stating at the
..re time that he was seriously suffering from bron-
,hit;s for which he had entered upon course of
,res,upert that would require some months lie ac-
,odipgly asked permission to remain there at least
tOr the present, and it has been accorded.
nj, highly probable that Mr.. s'Oeckl, the present
fbarge AfIaires Of Russia, may be eventually ap-
,1inted 10 the office which Count Medem thus de-
Zines learn that the nperor s in the highest de-
cree satisfied with his negotiation of the neutrality
resty.
The attempt to settle the Greytown question will
,,oboblv be carried on at Washington rather than
London The question will accordingly be debated
between Mr.. Marcy and Afr. Champion. am unable
"a state aat the instructions of the latter are of
nosye character and that under the present extra
ordnary circumstances England will net yield a
whit Of her old pretensiOns that coast. Fftyour
srty taught British statesmen that there nothing
10 be feared from sham Democratic Administration
James NJ. Young, u. S. Consul at Curacao, starts
for New.York on Monday. Secretary Marcy fully
indorses his course, and the entire Administration
commend him.
The venerable Elisha Whittlesey, First Comptrol-
lsr has rendered hi. resignation. He takes to heart
,be removal of his favorite clerk and complains OF
ipterfereuce with his duties by the Secretary.
The Treaty between the United States and the
Netherlands is very advantageous to us. 1t provides
sOr the recognition of American Consuls in Dutch
pOrs.
Harvey w. Watterson Of Tennessee is spoken OF
~ sucoeed Mr.. Davis as Governor of Oregon.
The Secretary of the Treasury has approved OF the
new design for gold dollars and sent orders to the
Mint TO commence striking them of.
Among the bidders for the contract for the con-
structon Of the six ste AIN rgstes are the follow
ing from New-York Morgan Iron Works, L. d +.
Farrep. Allaire Iron Works, Pease Murphy, John
f. Ericsson, and j. Burns West Point Foundry;
and from Philadelphia, Messrs. Merrick d. Sons.
The Star asserts that the St. Domingo negotiations
refer only to tie securing of a West India port for
the use Of American shipping, where their privileges
will be superior to those Of all other nations.
The award Of the contracts for the new machinery
Will be made next week. The bidding is quite spir-
tied.
Mossrs Ericsson and Meagher arrived here this
morning. The former intends presenting something
new in relation to the engines of the new Government
steam frigates
The Kidnapping case already alluded to is creating
some excitement. The girl has been traced and will
be recovered.
A violent gale was experienced this afternoon for
few minutes, and succeeded by gentle rain for
a brief period The wind from the southwark.
Stanley, the artist of the Indian Gallery at the
Smithsonian Institute has achieved great triumph
in his panorama of the Western Wids, just finished
His Indian Fair has been secured for exhibition at
the Mechanics Fair, Baltimore