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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-14

TBE sLoo kOAD COMMENCE NCsD--KBvoLUTIoNAhY MOVE.
EENrs IN soNOBA AND LOWER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AMOUNT OF sILvEa, ETC.
NEw ORLEANS, F.b IL, 1sr4.
1e Delta publishes . letssr, received by the steamer
Texss yesterday, to Col soo the President OF the To
husrtepec Company, dated Mnatitsn 3oth January,
nouncng that the road fcrmsly conmspced at that
place that day. in the presence OF the pincpa
srthorities ard inhabitants It also ssys that Aessrs
Sykes Co commenced operations At suchil the 2bth
ultmo and that the work viii be carried rapi5ly,
from 500 to loo being expected to be upon
IL next month
AND window .ax had been proclaimed through.
oft Mexico
rhe correspondence Of the Count Raoufsst de Boubon
bad bren intercepted ard published, showing extern
ivr nspr,cy for revoutonzrg sonora and Lower Cali
forpa Lssge bodies II AIMED had been mach
ing tbither fr ,un San + anoisco.
1t vEs stated that body Of Mexican troops had been
ordered 70 proceed 10 Sonora to assist In quashng the
Walser 6lltnuser expedition.
The Indians IN durango had been routed, and tins
properly stolen by them recovered.
Tn. chip Lady Suffolk had sailed for YucAtsn with Sc
yersl hundred troops for the Indian
ccnducts he'd arrived at Vera G. With two ril ior
Of dollars in silver the most Of which taken by the
Ep pwiisb mail steamer.
The steamer Texas brings $40 0to specie and among
her passengers are ex President CevAlos, and Mr. 3pof
ford, bearer OF dispatches to Washington.
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Mnrkcfa.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. 10, 1854.
The sles a. cotton to day bales and tho
week they foot AZ coo bales 81 the tsde qnotA
tion for middiing Ths stock hand here II 253 900
bales and the csssse IN the recsip,s At AL the Southern
ports Is DOW col oto bales. Freghts are sctiFe fys
thps bsye been chartered for Liverpool A. sd Sterling
exchange Ia heavy at af4 per cent premium.
NEW 0RtrAYs Feb IL, 1854.
Our cotton uarfst hss experienced decline OF 40
under the sdyiess pr the Pss.hc mitdliny being
a. o'ti sks aSLc The Gales to.d.y wers coo bales
Freiehs ooo bales OF cotton have been shippsa FOR
Liverpool st II led.
BAtUxoRB, Feb 13, 1853.
A. Tire cattle r.rie ~ today 76o beeves were oH red,
al tols 1T rI.tss rEnsrs from 76c. TO ESQ, net
Hogs were more plenty, and IN good demand AZ 6c to
exc.
PmADHrMA Feb. 13-6P.M.
The arrival Of the Africa and incemency OF the
weather. (beng fogay and rspy,) have tspdsd TO de-
press the markets The sales Of breadstuns mode
rate ~ decline in -four Of per bbl with salss OF
3 SEQ bbls Wheat dseined los. psr buahsl and corr
soio. At p3o,-a falling oil OF 10.
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Attempt to Revive the Deficiency Bill in the
House.
3ropoAtion that steamers shall be Tested
Before Proceeding to Sea with Passengers.
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
&C., &c, &c.
The Latest from yya,hi cton

PRESIDENTIAL EGMIHA ATIuNs BsFo ~ TaB sYNArE-
OPPOSITION TO GHohGe SANDER ,-IHk q RAY AND
COhKLIk6 sTHkAriBs VITA NExIoo-rHE TEaUAN.
r1PEG QUESTION, ETC.
WAsHrSroS Feb. -, 1854.
General Ca sdsn .6rn d to.1.y al Maisttr to
Mexico The Ooumittee Ct the Ssnste have tied ad.
verseiy to the confirmation Of Gsorss S,u ~ Consul
10 London The nomination Of Joha L. u,sulliysu was
asain under discussion to-day, bat tesision w,s
arrived st.
The Gsdsdeo treaty does INST touch t-s rehuaptepss
question In any way Ths 9opsIng treaty, which has
IAn In the ststs psrtme Mt here sine last spng
Justs tbs rehuantepee mater BY soramirg tina Sloo
3raat The Pre- sdept has dsclAysd he will send the
Uonklng treAfy to the Senate, II he S93 will COM
promise with the Gsrsy COMPANY cut il hey will not
compromise then he ASSERTS he viii cot ssnd the treaty
In. This may not be morality bat i.is truth II .he
Dod Il ng treaty is coso. in it should bs sent
Atonce II 1t is not correct in principle. certainly the
division Of the plundsr with the GAray psop,e will no.
ysmsdyit.
THE PERHAM GIFT ENrERPRIsE.
Tno meMoers cf the Ptfn.p E1s prise COMMITTEES Or.
nved here from New York 10 day for purpose
9:nding TO he distribution Of prizes rh- s.con of
4faoe Tor the distribution referred to mmjt,e OF
tnrec, who hxve ct a3e dsais Yep No ether
@usiness xas transacted to day.
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Political Intelligence.
KENTUCKY RESOLUTIONS.


"A meeting or the democratic members o. hs Lsss-
laturo o Kentucky and osocrstic citizens OF the stste
present st the capits held In the hall fine hcuss OK
Reprser atvss ~ Frankfort Tuesday eveaEg fsoru
Rry I, 1854 this following rsfoluons rers sdcp ed'
Ee olved, That President Pierce BY hls inaaSufa
his usl to Cpgrrss rnf iB ,dni iisrsos ~
the nation Al government has 'oo.9 u'D
the eonfd nee Of tie dsnoerheI " n. Nnl ~
Ecsovet That hs.o regsrdef with prd fnd pinssutO
the foreign sdmnsraoo hnd the deter nina
on of tie nut IN gooi "a th the comors-
ss measures 1850 embracing tAe doctrine o. ron ntsr-
We, tlon by Congress vh quso.s rela'iss u sAvary-a
n sos eG That W. oordsilY approve and sfsr the
r,insres set orth In s plstferm o to Democratic NAoA
si Convention 81 Baltimore In 1852
the members ot executive q aNret BY
tbeir able gopor ,nd the fshfu, rtnner in which hsy
10 W tcir ceis duties tave si,er the hi hest
sv deneo their devotion TO tho pubha .teres, ant
~ the den ocrais parry she fathft snd
nGsrcs Devoted 70 the welfare the democrac party ans
the tuecete % i've principles
Heoltc5 That IN the ot democratic prnaples ve
ttve ibr sucst guAssnty Of the snd lropt o.
tha country and The hsr nony and perrotuy e unon
Rec lctd That tkc able Grm cansistent
or tf the Treasury Department By eur
citizen Hon James Guihrit meets our hearty and oofdiA
approval. -
MASSACHUSETTS, ADMINISTRATIONS JOURNALS.
rle sdriLihtra N press OF 9assschlsets stanrs nus
on ihs Neht,sia question. For the Dousss b,ii the
posto, po,, Boston TIM, Bs-nstabir PGyNt, Pttudsd
S,n Tsupt.n p.raovn fswreuce Snnsa Lowell Idt~-
t,s~r-7 Against IL. Eaiiondi Derovg bostoe hevN-
hill Baunsr Lynn Bay Sa>, Gie'rasd HemocrG spring.
aed Do,rp Poy, Worcester faaasNT, saa fvusaiA
cct-1
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Mo, EGse,s OF the storm In Connectleut.

GFft m the Waterbury AmsricAs. Feb 10
WsSnpsdgy marked L. tuia czlty by third
d.ssrou a,oc thNs rrsd 10 the Nauxsuck VAL
H. til AMI n ~hicu railroad pArtiou-
Lrly has sahsre1 inlstrap @pa cEm'gs to ex5eat
hitherto pree.d,.se seo All ihat humaa .ersy oond
pis .lAea TIE dlGgn sustained ia th- drst
gr.a Aton had heer Ell ctsG hy he agency Of tns
supiintepa-It bu, the guiAvorao Die to
thorough alton OF tas btss tn. nporar struo
taes have ba,p T. aols 10 vi hstan the uens
rAsing ees nts that have nsprei IN rApii sucoesSoa
we sf sgsto teGpo3y snsps ICED from our usual rail-
rozo scites
received ON sss early ysst-os r1tus learn
thAa t. ondss ~ the: place also carried ssy and,
What Ia sti more furtaEs;s, tod thai thers II
that t. NEED on the i'ue between Seymour
aud jvisGo bhage ali 81 thsG hsing shove aud below
hoss pontS speh se the iAos inst earns 10 US yestsr
dIy noihieg; wesha be ispFy 70 iearn however, that
| the .acta are frhefwise before 70 g, 70 press
Ths sno~ be- ian 70 fall eaFJ gsiassisy morning,
and tbs snin noel boat 20 O'clock there bcing
hen on the golnd tbout ten uh -. including tn. guam
ttJ that iei IN supasy nistt o. oeo In the sft~r
streets fsfetn d fmBl the
flowing IN fern h tals mary places eIoggsd
u. by mltfes of saov. o bt on: ind'rejt cnsarss,
ibutAsed tosATos anf 10 o'eo.k tho smxil streams
were swollen to the sze Of rivers, and the oel-
lars and ground apartments ia uaBy Of ths bulldogs
near Little Brook 10 calls } which through the
city GENRE, Eu1e o. ie's aunis.ed and
sAl esmss. su,tainrd D tie tenants. rhs cellars
ia Rotsh.iss block inundated 10 tia depth Of three
fst quitting ext tue hot furDko.s and
es'sbi hips non'nssoourss With ths GOAL bias of the
ocoupsnth The Arcade ba ement Brown Holmes Co .
cellar And hoss OF otnsf su4nts ca that rage. were
comp petel DO. dsd. Tns oI - u the 1meycpa the
ns hor ~ ~ @5sS sS ols 90 "a" osp,a o o'sM
~hehsh ~ ino Nsssr oo''iheu'.a H'Nipe IN noou' ~
@ eoe., .h. nsa nv ' no ohs Y she ncs - ens
.ho sse "out3 ieNe-ea h' 'elAi nunole9
. asa ~ !, 80 ,. ~ ~, y, p,p,Vo ua "sSS
Ies. ,e .G 80 ~ ~ pAps 80
,i y S, .eJ.u ne -, - y. .ne ~ .uu ,, ~
IqaAso PC !, ~ Vu ~ ~ APpo., suoo u y nas'
set-s w .eo .ue hsNs no1aisS
VIC ..e en pA.tin.iA - ue.oiops 'hs i.lnrg ooIo "
potsy ~ ns e,'s eeni =, se o'oAsloaA CO.
az ni ..e W "h'n - seeq isaeuy ~
osen 80, sfo'sa ~. uh IN sI.,a "asn .n. sueJscs
- ~. , 10, :, - s...s
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United Slater white wheat Iss 81 las ex ship; 10,
49,. 3D. lss. cd sx raf.houe; osnl'sD IL Ia. Ga
lnffan vss 10 very active 90 pane 1T Ia Is sd
vsIc" Ths quotations tls I'd b2s for prime white
and yellow.
LIVERPOOL 7soDCox MsRKEr.
from ssJs Wight, 0srdy Co Is uirellkr
A.H quiet az 2ss Cd for yssris ard ais Cd for Non
te ! pots
BARx-4oo sbIs Baltimore realised ss. 81 The reduced
stock is pow bella at Zoe g.
CIovERsExD- Fine snds 5ss psr ,wt old 50,.
q tSs, with sses of 90 toas
RCs-s0 tisrcss Carolina sold 81 2lB and parcel OF
fne new brought 25, ed
Ro'N commands ss 81 o. 81. for common, and lss.
for tn- 1h- WEEKS tHes we've 2, 900 bbs.
srGAEvsr, quiet; pricss uncnAueed.
LnsFED AXE firm
SPisis or rUpPENTsr In moderate request at b9s
COFFIN quiet bur steady. II
SAT- h,vsDoed Is. ser ton and firm
ors Olive quts'; holds,s ask an advrn,s. Unrssd
and rsp- in air request. Pslm sotiva further sd
vance sslss % q oo0 tons at ft3 ftb
IRA Common cousou solo ~ Is BAck1 and gresas
quiet.
Dlhwoops "A large business doing at aboat previous
rates.
TOBACCO urchspesd
Fmenrs rr.ghs from Liverpool to the United States
were d1il and bad nst recovered the decline.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.
Aysrs Pau,g 3rcthes report % y a moderate busi
active.
CorsE srr. aithcu' much sctivi,y
tEsArsTrFEs Qaie', rrt holders Arm. American rel
Wlest 8 e24 whte. SIS 90s.; foos, 425 a 46,.
Co1Ios-oet.t
K,E-Eas. Iadia active, At fan rates, bat ,,ulny
S.cAp-efftty utbout - sch .oirlsllon.
4 uow- Veiy quiet 81 ses sellers.
TIA tir-e: -sN H.
syTAIs topper n.iotsios ns price .nd is Ia sood
e. s:f. on S0ve - es 90 raitx mA0s' pyivRts
trns Scotch g hse prtgatsd, closing at 74s buyera;
Gettsherrie No 6hs speltsr-A large businsss 65ng
ciostry At s23 los ga IG, Tin Steady.
hTATE OF TRADE IN MANCHsTER.
ToH mbrket copru~d puh. bper-ss t,ius mostly
hfeu 10 tas nmeciass WAITS OF toe home and export
trade,
HAvRB COTTON MARKET.
HAvsn jar. c7 1854.
TIE eses oi cott during the week wore 8 600 bal.s
at unchanged prices
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ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.
THE TURKo-RUHsIAN WAR,
NOTHING DECISIVE FROM THg CAR.
~~~o~~~>>>~>~~~>-~-
Extensive Preparations for Continuing
Hostilities in tho Principalities.
The Russians Expect to Lose Ten Thousand Men
ia an Attack on Kalefat.
-~>~~~>->>~~~~~~~>~~~
Forty Thousand Austrian Troops
Ordered to Hungary.
-~~>~~~~>~~>>>>>-~~~~
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
.~~~~|~~>>r~~~~~~~~~~c~~
ANOTHER SLIGHT DECLINE In COTrOg.
BRfApSIUfFS AND PROVISIONS UNCHANGED,
60, &c 30.
Forty Thousand Austrian Troops
Ordered to hungary.
, STATE OF THE MARKETS.
ANOTHER SLIGHT Decline IN Corroy.
BRfADSIUffS AND Pa0vSIINs UNCHANGED,
80, &c, 80
2Y THE SANDY noeK PsR1IYG TELEGRAPH.

aY THE Sandy mock PaR1rYG TRLsGBKPH.
SANDY HOOK Mnud>y evening" Feb 13, 1854.
Tbs royal mail steamship Africa, CNpt Garrison from
Liverpool on Saturday roraIus the 2sa ult cams in.
sice the Hook sbont O'Clock this ,yenng aud .n
eboec st the Southwest Spit owing to tho psvasns OF
. thick fog.
The fofev steamship Alps from New York. arrived out
at Liverpoolst noon on Thurs'sy, the 26sh ult
Ths steamship Amsrics, which had been chartered by
Ccrsu Hawthorne to convey home these rescued from hs
ssE Francisco ~ the Antarctic to sail from Liverpool
On Tcesdsy, the alst Japmxyy
The clipper ship Red jacket excited great attention on
account Of her recent exaordnary passage frsm Now
York.
The Bszlisn msil steamer Olinda was on shore near
holy head.
The steamer Petrel formerly In the line bstwsen New
Y0k And Bermuda wes burned in the Clyde the nigh
OF the 26'h January. She 'old to Msssrs Burns
NeIyor OF Liverpool who had Ho. no ozever taken POS
ses,ior. Insured for El2 600.
Ths Russian Japan tquadTon returned from Nausasak
70 Hong Kong or the llth Of December
TIE G noese intend to welcome Capt. Ipgrshsm with
public reception.
British hra are blocksdpg Persian port Of Bush,re
In the Persian Gull,
Dost hshomed was At Candahar.
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From Norfolk.
TBE DISASTER TO THE STEAMER GEoRGIA--ARBIvAL


NORFOLK, Feb. 10, 1854.
Tie stesmship Empire City has arrived here fon New
York. and the psssersers mails freight, &c,
bepg transferred from the sesmei Georgia TIE Empire
City will leave for As snNAll tomorrow, (Tu-sday) morn
ing 1hs Georgia. pAsEenGefs al we'll, and much
grst6-o at the prompness Of tns agents OF tns steamer
In fendir 4 the f. c. TO heir rsle'.
The city has been le lively for this past tvo days.
The Gccea passengers have hefn hos pitshlJ received
b. the cirebs ,nd they sppesr 20 have enjoyed them
liz mn
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THE FLORIDA IEriANs.-The Tampa Herald Of
the d It Insant learns by arrival of stsaer j.
Sprsgue, that four Of tho InoiAn delegation 20 The
senreles IN Florida. vitis5 Blly eorlegs A. bis
h.sdqusrfeYa ard th,t he has rsqsesei ., iutsrye~
Nth the ertre delegation. put OF which remaiuad At
CAflocsah ttcbis The whole number nov In the In
dian country, but OF their know nothing
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The sunbury and Erie Railroad.
sis,sie 81


dsiestsbs tragedy stey occurred In the vicinity o Hsmp
ton nan rsmed Watson nogset on o. his slaves 80
,verty ~ &c cause h ccsth Suspicion VS. hrst enter
taiued t tbs tuGdeo death Ard Bror.t iutsept of
negro ard hs toy being dinterred and ectsd 70 the
teotlou of jury verdict 20 ths sSovs sfsct
given. wanEst YES Issued for the arrest o. W.tsor
sbo Immediately I'D sad has rot since been be.gd or
We sincerely tust that be may be arrested Agd published
tct the hoiFibl' crime Norfolk Nlgs, ftb 10
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Com mercial Affairs.


Ness BarEg Brothers say that money Ia rather easef
End without change in the bank rate OF discount Con-
soils Friday opened Al . recovery of 4 per cent. i'm
proved sshtly then receded ~ degrees closDg At so
9tI for money and account The 3x psr csuts closed
at 90 e2z; bank 8 ock, 2l6 2lT; exshequer bills,
large and small IL prem. Foreign exchanges
sbaco lower.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The inquiries during the week were more numerous,
and had led to large general business, At improved
prices. The chot transactions were In United tate,
federal stocks PennsylvAnia bones and New orleans
per cent bonds.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Notwithstanding tho advics. fra America teneipz 70
rprovs the market the critical state OF European ST
fsi.s csu'ee all description. to be freely offered and
at times pressed for sae. Plies, thersfrs wsr, vsry
irregular. American descriptions OF the better qualities
Gown to low midding were fully I'D per h. lower. rhs
n'ecr sorts, although heavy were without oHango la
sons ius'snc I'd. decline had been submitted TO- The
rus1st cloNd dull. The Of the week footed up
$500 bss including $50 rssuIation and a2o foe
export. The Import during the period vas is 1883
bales. All the circulars quots as follows
Far. Middiino
Orefnr., ........t6n 5M
Hobile e.....,.............eA 5xsK
Iptpd...t ....b1 bMsH
OIdua .......sH khA
Amtricsn.
out OF eco bag, Of saa Ia5d offered a. auction. oply
6cc found buIeif al I'd. 3d. decline om the prices Of
January II.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
NesIs Gardiner 70. quote bset very urn, with aver
age Tsles.
posK 10 moderate reques. and steady,
EAcos Holetri net tbs proved dem and freely prices
urchApged.
IApp Stock Hsbt; large sales to arrive at 5es
tfEfsE scs rec; fine fe,cbFs extreme rates.
TAIow, after much sxsit.meLt closed at "a Cd AL.
vsres, tsy At e3s. q e6s.
Supplementary naval contracts we're taken r,r beef a.
ass higher snd pork at 27s O. higher than in September
su
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFEs MARKET.
In ths early pa't ~ the wesk higher prices OBJ.
tapeo. but the nsrstt had again ASA ned qust tons
speculative oterstio bavpg for the present O,
FidAy he aath ult wheat aad our we're p
and SONS, sx ship, sold at I'd en- wheat srd ei -four
nnder ruesdays prices but varehou,e OF Offering
at lower rates Messrs Richardson, Brother Co. quote
Western csns aour % l4s warehouse Ohio, Phsdsl-
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Tht Belgian Army

The following is. according to the Brussels
MOnrcur, the composition Of the Belgian Army:
The infantry is composed Of l6 regiments, VIII
regiment OF csrabineers battalions,
active and two IN reserve, and one depos; II
regiments of infantry of the line of 5 batsl-
lions, active aud two in reserve, and one depot;
2Tegiments of chasseurs OF battal ons, active and
2 in reserve, and one depot The active battalions
diers. comprise each companies OF officers and II
men, effective average the active batalions OF the
regiments Of the line court equally companies of
the same efeGtve--l OF grfnadlers, of voltgeurs
and of fusilleers The batal ons ofreserve
posed OF four comnanies, ore OF which IL q picked
one and each having officers and men Of the troop
Tie Cepots are composed CT staff and Of com
paDy, having officers and Is men of the troop.
The infantry comprises beside stationary compa.
nes sub officers and fusileers OF officers aud II
men, OF each troop, onecompaBy OF children Of the
troop, OF officers, y men and $50 children OF the
troop; ! company Of discipline, with The title o
picked men. (greDadie,s) composed of oticels and
AZ men OF the codre, beside the dycIpi n2ues. The
regiments ofapceIs, r,r nent of guides imposed
each Of squa6rons, toge;ltr With regiments OF
cursssisrs composed each Of squadrons-in the
whole, seven regiments. The artillery con-
prlses staff, one regiment OF eleven batteries,
three regiments Of twelve batteries one company OF
pontoneers, one company of ar!zans, one Of armor-
srs ard one division Of artillery drivers TIE corps
OF engineers comprises staff and ore regiment Of
two battaiioss, each having five coupanies and a
cddre de d6pot This organization permits the in
OF the effective Of the regiments OF infantry
by admitting greater number of soldiers il the
codres OF the companies an by rendering active the
reserve companies but the weakness of the lists in
nor .commss oned officers aud corporals would soon
pu5 limits 10 this extension. This inconvenience
woui especially affect re cavalry owing TO the diff
fculfy Of forming men to the management of ths
horse aud Of cavalry As regaros the artillery
and the engineers, the difficulty would be immense.
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The Pnclfc Rain ond sch.me .s.o.

q, I5tF.
We have New Orleans papers OF Tuesday Last wlich
contain Texas dates OF the 81 inst.
Ibe Dill incorporating tie Msnph ri PEso and Pacific
Railroad mpany finally p,ss, the House by 6T 70
Sixteen sections Of land have been appropriasA to ali
railroads
The cholers prevailing sr,org the entrants and ne
groes in the vicinity Of 6ouston
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb H. 1854
large cotton house h,s failed also two othsr commits
zion houses-ors In cotn and the other grocer but
the amounts not ID portsnt
The steamship Crescent City sailed TO eay for aAyans
and New York.
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irsnd IRE ie ssi;fr, ~, brr, Aas,sr, md si's el
met MT and Mrs Lsviel, child T. Miss Mclutcsh
Mr. Mohas,er II rosler hr Pct hcf nera sa Mo nok NJ
LA Page Mr. flayfsr Mr., Gum Robe al g,n J Nc
,e Robert ksi,o Edward Leee Bernard hpstes key Or
noDerald, John 'rdi Ing, Theodore qessnao John
Foe nd Mr. 1htmss-33
Much credit is oua TO "a plain Hail. nsnagsr Of the
rins news department of the associated press for his psr
tetrsnce in boarding the Africa OF Sandy Hook last
evening" ard the press Of the whole country are under
grest obsationp, also 70 Er Lssis, the oblign1
ger OF the Sandy Hook telegraph ne tn ouyh whose ef
forts the steamers news received the wires
curing . sorm which disabled almost every other line
In the city
p Sat IL O'Clock last night the Afrca still at
anchor the Hook whore rns would be obliged to re
main ur I'll the weather cleared up
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The Geor cia,s Passengers.

NopFoiK Feb IS ISb1
large number OF the Ge rgss passengers have left
bere for New York preferrDg to start again from that
port, on board some other vessel
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majority OF the special committee In the Massaohu-
sets Iglsture have reported In favor Of rspeang the
present liquor lav Of tbe sts'e
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The Turkish War.

RvAsIvE CoNDUor OF THIS CzAK--Ho DEFINITE
ACTION.
There s bat little to the Turkish war by thla
arrival
Ths Czars conduct is sn evssve He docs not regard
the entry OF tho allied Assts in Black Sea Is de-
carriou OF war; and is expsc ed to send
TO tas Vienna note until the middle OF February de has
however, appointed Conn Orlon TO visit the Courts
Vienna, Berlin Pa,ia and Lonoor, to explain on what
terms he really win teat Is thought by all this his
ofjsct 10 to gain delay.
There 10 . doubtful rumor that Count Panin has ruc.
c'eded NasselIode ., Chaocsllor.
quiet tone Is observable 10 the Russian organs but
the appearances Of peace are nearer.
PREPARATIONS OF THE RUSSIANS TO ATTACK
KALEFAT.
Or the Danube osientatoas preparations we're making
BY the Russians TO attack Kaea aIthoush they admit,
Il wi coat tsem Ten thousArd d men.
MOVEMENTS OF oMER PACHA, ETC.
oner Pacha contr ues to fail the Russians when
ever opportunity ocis his tactics being to put 1t
the Russiars' power 10 fght greit battle
There have been ssver, ssrniahss but DO actions az
importance.
OPERATIONS IN ASIA.
In A.h refort bsd prevailed that the Russians hai
taken The city of Kara but Russian bulletin says that
al the tIoops are IA winter cantonments
THE FLEETS.
ihs 1cess we're "a seen, pfrt AZ Snaps and part par
eatru, hat reported t, haze ioce ,aed for vsrna
Tie Russian squsdron vas of the seA Of Azof.
sEBvIA AND THE RUSSIAN CONSUL q sNRRAL.
seIvs is much sgtated By the intrguss OF the Rasssn
Coz iul General asd Izet Paehs Of Belgrade hAs
to arrest him uSless he mia9s his business.
TIE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday morning Jan %, 1854.
Nothing Of real news comes to haad this morapg by
pail or telegraph
vierns 6esrsch hints mystsriously that good new,
h's reached The Austrian Sovsrssnt from St. Ps,esbarg
tThisa doubtful
TAs Shah OF Persia has definitely promised 20 .ct ami
csey towards Turkey.
Ernuce
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NEWS BY LEGRAPH,
AFFAIRS In WASHINGTON CIrY.
presidential Appointments and the Gads-
den Treaty.
lpceehes Of Col. Weller and Gsn, Houston.

,eBA1E IN THE SENATE ON THE NEBRASKA BILL.
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FORTY THOUSAND

FORTY THOUSAND TROOPS onDERRD TO HUNGARY.
The Austrian government IN great haste has ordered
'oE1 thousand troops - Hungary 1t is not yet known
what is going on there.
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France md England


There no news Ct importance from Francs EnglAnt
Tbs Bntish 6set in ths Tsyas is ordered TO sea,
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Tee 9ales ~ cotton du,ins the week uere 600 ba
at pnchsrged prices
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TIL sLoO kOAD MENCsD--bByoLUTIoNA MOVE
EENTs IN soNOEA AND LOWER RCALIFoRNIA-LAR ARG
AMOUNT OF SILVIA, ETC.