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Mari q. 800. .R,po-tsG BY Te'-graoh.

rr 0,,r,Ss Marei snThe F-snkhns 70 hsnd t
ii ard prices Of Corr dechd Ie under IT, wt Gales
.lt ~ seis, FLoCz unsettled aud prizes ars lover
Coy be. not eeL ssseed By tbs ssA-nsf and Mixed sells a.
S5NGic
800 further decline Co1ToS MdtAsg being quoted as
1880 eftb- sek have 500 bales FLoU3 has l.cned
- ~. 20 =, e Tor Ohio Western led Wheat
1890 81 20 SHIssY 2ie Sales OF GCSsY BAGS a. nc
gio CORR - ts t!c f.! Prize. Sigh. EXCHANGE GA New"
Ycrk -,tt F..Dun - b. l.. - ,h. ..i.,
fos - &C tale. h.ddls quoted &c. FLovAs a a. 90
far o..
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NAVAL sTopFs-r .rtet fr sPid.s Tarpssta, ~ tlas
kssf favored arrivals saes 100 o7s ;,
e. ssS cIe5e TsTprn Ia se;'ye AID some az
sud So-h ti'nnty 20 na3n
% go m. % fransrj sli.s loo b5s "ine
.f g. IS 40 ivf'td cui 80 bb. 40 - " q 20 :.
~ ~ IN betf.- request; ssies 90 h9ls 1901 - a.
q. T.f i frm VII ,ns 'les ONLY - - y PET %,
Yeff K-r ere more 'eAfcliy toaty -oa 'h' u'4-
rer NJ lof lard s1rh RiFsE
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.1nsnrante gompanieC.
a RE YOU INSURED
"a RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

a RE YOU INSURED
"a RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
kEN-ADkk
CASH CAPTrAi. 100000,
pad n md securely Invested Office No is8
OF Mott Agency the main q the Nsch7
Exchange In Nellst A. w kfNNEDr Asert
Th pany Budi,ss Menchandse Furniture
property ssus; loss damage by Fire All ossss Ps ss
thirty DAYS ,ffer nscertalned
DARIUS FERRY Surveyor. ISAAC o. bARKEA presiasnt
r. 3. FELLOWS, Secretary. JhO w AtTCdAA Vice fst
UkAhCu OFFICE of the HARTFORD LIfB
ID INSURANCE COMPANY, Of HARTFORD, COSSEcl |
CUT No 1872 Eroadsas Nes-Nors THIS Company Asst
compiled with the requirements of the Of the 5tsis
New York requiring huudrsd iholsand dollars tspak
have opened hrsuoh Office, No 1872 Broadway, corner
Johr the Mercantile Rank Building who're they wa be hN
and al wish Life Insurance IA safe reliable ~
proml paying C0upaby The character fbe Hartford Conps
needs bIsdus al thar necessary 10 inform The pin
Wbere they can be iosDd.
This pauy nsres on both The Sock aud Mutual plans y
ocs ses low good and responsible COMPANY ne
mutual when policies taken Or life loan hat the s,ea
MUM thus enabling those Of aited means an oopot.a
the families In OF death competency saahas
feeling world JAMES DIXON, Pres,dsat
IksRY l. MILLER Gee. CHESTER ADAMS yicsPra
A. EDWARDS Attorney for the Company 10 Nevfsti
IL y QUACHESaOSs NJ. D. and DAVID 8 DODGE, Msds
Examiners In attendance daily between u and O'clock
Fire ard Marine Risk tai tbis Office any amount
sp0Isbie Comp s1ies. A EDWAhDS As,uu
A X. EDWARDS. ! 49,"
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Spoken, Sc.

attsrks sehr Huron from SewYor FOR Jackson
Vile a hadl os chef n vver5csrL lsth nit
March g: os he Tortugss tchr hon Mobile
for Providence sch Mar tom 10
bile or New. York
Iet l. u Ion g. ship Bsens Vista CoJl fon 5oo,
DEC q f1r NelOsEae, sse di.i.tslsl
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printing Jmk.

DRINTING INK.-JOHN g. LlGhibODA ss,6p
SANITY nan ufacarnx and always hand eys -,
Of Printing lax from the finest black and eeorse - q
which equal 10 srvso
prices be sold By regular manufacturer =. 49,
by seesmbost railroad to any part OF the county,
note to ct No % Rosest ,,,~.. ueas =
n B-Thh pepper printed with my new, inE 80 ~
other nsvspspsn In this City, PhlsdelphsA 49, ~
Oylesns apd othsg sfiss ADD towns N ne Vhsss
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Misths no. rrirr Ao gelot We esa1..s ,sa r. ria.
2ocoet ihs ,utnb-r with ten eupt{ "s.os. =,
rres "a. 81 fsT ars, quality o. T'hy 20 ,
IN the There l0ais Of "a" a. =
thai - -, oct ioE clean s.sT a hifi
trI6it' iii tss s7ostf.on fios Ne Fss' "A'S
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prssenrcra Arriyeli

70 a., r. Of n, Moraing (rom SkoEghH IVES Of sa en-
h I'D R,Je hg from Blslos Ays'-iiessr' Gilman JON
il 5ig T,raSo from Peya-d4 W HisginS0'ton C. Tyne
A Pen
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ASHESThc market steady Gales Of ~ bb IS IS for
Pots ana 81 ca . 80 6Si for Pearls
COrTONThe Board Of Brokers the market during
week Inactive and the close dull annexed quotations
aes s bales Of which s&5 2T00 for
Ass speculation and CO. 10 trsr u aud to-day the market
ss With sal TO- bales Of which 100 taken by exporters
81 BY spin1en, and Cos on speculation
ms.yokE cLSsSfICiTIoS
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MINIATURE sLaASAc......THis DAY
Sur Rises So sets % Moon ,. Fin
Sandy ook u % Gov Island Bel Gs;e. 81
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Receipts 81 Produce. ....

B Ere Ia CO IBIS Fo1r = pkgs Ash.s . bass ora
40 rye rs DO 10 Bailey $50 6o Wh.s ~
Proyns As bales Wool 650o sds Leather 90 pAt' bser
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DOnles.tc Ports.


Y.i p.es sss Ro. ss.a aS @f s HSo:
fSIO, Ns@Yc1k; Safse M.Tl. DO Esspsr L.s: Ph',i.
Bsi. PtiisasiPh, B. smith, - Hew.Yos
YosqoN~cis am / b,Ii Nashaa ciI9ri PhiI,islphI.
, sf1ds ss. B o 9s
SS.b rs rIss;S Iss'sRa as .4s s'q.s,.4c en-
ls + ". Bfssc BARI. kna5, j. H. Dual brig ia,
.e IN s,. & w I7d i Sa sIi ne.
BALIIaoRE- AR 4Pr .ts.n.a' csleSsns Moi.y NV
fd TAX Carlo Msgran Tsscrd cabbesn Sea BRIG C.r.la
f,lsIHo ca ',samtiP Tho, Sam Gia.Ed New York
Chsrlest.a brsB. X R.,ee, (Br) ssanien Dsm.lsr.
BELFAsT-sd 2n brig XeroPh0n, Wording cadena' 2)th,
IATH-sld Mach s. .ctr Lan,rire, sslnson Havana Ar
in RsiPAasAseek River Coquette Bennett Phiiaslphs via
yok MS husson knsht SsAfspoit Mel Clinton rhomp,on,
Es rh.ss aui coo%S. GsIpo Me- Il 10 =.
ofsE lie Caroline ConneI from Liverpool ca
ineea G; David BkaAp t.iTe St Augustine T. :. wsai
An assh g hip Caroline co9ssr liverpool brig Tartar
sheer New Orleans, ssn pol PTscios. Pace, St JOha p
whtslsr Ssy-toIt Arr si.t brig Token Arsy, Bosom CID
;S s 3 Hi5 k.i L A9 G' Ne"
or Ar AsI'R - sehI ssOss G%.a R,nt
e.. tsnaAA B.et Pike and T1rJ Ns Reed Phi adj pa, sA
L.isa Fll..tls; orcsss, Rq@i Es-;Yoif; ascea a.:
s r.. Knight rs ss a..' w G
GoteAre, wtneLessr Providence
Ba.iss ca es Esy f dsS to "A ''Af Baker '
s' h % BSsAR os. g'1 f
m Law Gy AsY e. TS:a No ;G LS;4 10
deli he TrtUns KILN wsnl orders; Monsslek Maa.oa
'E seh Aes Taylor, smith ~a..ns sdes. sch.
.GEOkGETo1E Scar Mach n brig. At.l,p.., Hst.r
heSttiyT9rt AsIan9er alliJn, Fair haven Hsmor
keruns New Ysrt Hat Brsw!sy d. n Ber, Pssdss9a
Bah sarah bIues Hseck, Ne~Yrf CD Geo n So IA
IivA6i a1 Ge ia .s saA r..,,s
Feeis Co',on nsrhs Jane Chase
IL ~ SD March e. ,eErs s0uthsrner P.h De,n
hosILEArI March = ship Ashley OBJ Phel.n Brs,l CID
ZIP > IiIsi' hItTl b.hr Hamburg sclr, Woleo Ekston
u E.sry. q "la, % .chr w Arthur King Hsvaa.
,nENLONIOH-Ar March ST. shrs s~sn Ross, W!lninxt.n
u Arm IeIusn, Gsiehe New York for Bangor Sarah ark
SlGk Vintage Coleman ard Empire Lowell o.toa Tor N..
lers srsw STOW Hsr~ch FOR do z ] Marsell D.s.et
nea. hos for Norfolk My ROeiwsy Chase Prov.sucs fox
NEW-oaLEASS- CID March "a ship, G.ne. r.vlor Lv.,
tooI SI.o Pierce sewfort Great Britain Soddard otheu-
e1Is 6esk Giovanni bssa Siciia Giugsmeno Gisr b,if
AIRY Jones Bolirs CtsTston; sehTs Csstan Moran Ne
foIE star CsnEoh BTszos SANTIAGO Sus.n smith 90 AR
fsr p.o FLANDERS San Juan de Scarsxua Empire CITY
hekusiry shrs Wellington Ba.,.ow Have John q Co,..r
ftf CofrGs Ctr Wststsd Sanders Por' Lasscca Bslox
scMns rpbsik Sarah Bridge Hsre schr Roger, Br.zo.
T.s H.ysrs Star Of the South, N.rka Yori shps Abrlao
EsI oIfo" seth serssu. Wordsworth Genoa; Moafol.
srasue Lvspoe Catalina Erspa Baresna bx Bro ~nsylie
sossa H.s.na ehIs Three sers Robinson New YORK q III
snIn Havana AR Cha Morgan Fisher Net.YorE
ZIP Ssssee E1nnsron Liverpool bark yankee Blade Gr.y
bsie Eng 'chr Asvenurer BrD st.veua Beli,. Houd Va
GLr.reE, ysr Cruz - '''eA'
Ar .s'h sAIi HAMS. Cusee) Schmidt Borde.u, Ga nh
B.ieseI.i undes Msrls.s YorL salem Met so s,i.
Ass ssssn &C. Ar ships John Spear spear Havrs See Lion
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IA. MnrnAH Anil 3.
Philadelphia Markets.


The decrease eosswse ps-ts ~ bs Inc os''' -
~, AZ Ire recevi1g pors u l'9 30 ,. IS 49,, .
~ TI6Ua MARKET Il MET s'les o. 70 ~
~feb fae Fsrersl E.EinE price; 5p o5 ~ prs
n =, % MI ,xtra f.rly :; price ~: rats pap c.
- ~ cir '0n ron - SO up 70 = a. u 90.
VI - ora "a CoRx rs nothing doing the 10 Hsr ;. hsid
be = 81 = Dol GENSIhe de1siA iSr
49, ~ ,-e. ar urcharzed Is roff. 9Nc Coz IA
I'd sG 200 Ids so4hern and Peunsv sEhi. yeo~
"a 10 fos OsTs tcsrce sEd woT4 iic NC = "a
pPovtsovs here chs-re and bl tle % NJ
49, -tinne. eu small Of bb.s a. &c. AID hht :; p;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

CHARLESTON ar lprni, T. n senr'Ap Union A''D
HS sIaTsssStH.Ar Agrl steamship Knoxville L'i'' f'"
NewToIk
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The Hay Market.
AssDAr April a-ThsD W. god supply Of Hay the s.th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

BOSTON An April bar Ann Johns,n New Orleans. Ch.-
AFsselieos; brs EIenpA iAsow L0ds5sr Rochelle Mar
tia " Arlington AGAnxn.
HEw-ORLEaNsA March 70 .tipNssob Boston; brig Ny
Queen, Fkiis6sphiA
AR March 81 shps Liberty New. y'rk yoAat Emperor
BcIon; bris Baron. Castipe -
All. ApiD J. sss Il'eysstional Bos.ni Teslon Nev.yak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
..., con-, n r,,rk,, VIA tho Philadelphia and

$40 N ,pos was sent 10 market via the Philadelphia ana
RsYrosd last week. The Conp'hy Il aio send
g Cal 70 market via iho Di7pbin an Central R'old'
,e,,eetre with tho different ro0ds isadng from lar
ykbuTg -. 80, ,,o,,
Tie cosl Of the DsuPNin Co. Is nov beng u,'i mo-
.,.s.f,lv IN tbeir ocoa osyes ard alo IN 'aose o,
p..s, I;.proad Il is sad 70 answer better as q io9i
coal heretofore used in locomotives, aud It = pre-
Int IN short time will entirely suprsede the use
- ~.odep all the oeds that cen obtain Il
The following Bank dividends have been declared Ian
LID Rank. p ct Charles River Bank = n C-m
h,,Sse usrse T. and Cambridge City 81 Y CT The tins
p,.k VII ray dividend OF 50 share, traction
.,uya The Old Colony Bank, Plymouth, cent
W. (s;eopee John Hancock, Springfield and Agawan
nj. rof spdogaeld) 4 p CT The Western Baak'
-, u,d.sv Falls Bank, and the M.baiws Baas treat
.p.,,i,e,opl p ct Cabot Bank 81 ct Merchant Ca
-, Cs,eo and Atlantic Banks Of Port'snd'4 e. The
R.,k Of Cumberl.nd and Manufacturers and Irsd'Fs
ps,k of Portland = cent ia Newb1rypcri, ne ocean
p.rL ne,s . cent Merchants 4, end Mechanics d
Mopey a, Boston continues to be very tight AT Philadel
nh, aso there is considerable sirngency New Or@aot
The market is moderately easy At Cincinnati Tie rate Of
col,,,ral loans is p cent per month
IN. flowipg is an Official statement OK ihe capital stock
.,a fnnd,d deb, Of tho Baltimore and Ohio RalroGS
In,p No / January, 1884 .,'..';.....''*LV'''' "
L.. 10 nlipf fund, sppsicable 10 !" TO- 90, ~, %
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TPy s.uix Uoo. p,,,,g,r r.i.,t ,

icy Sandy Hook Printing Tsler.plI
THE HIGHLANDS. sundoEr April
ope hip 10 the OHns ship ,hes bagk saa ares
bIiss south Of Highlands bound IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
From our Own Correspcrderr

suIT ,nrr prIlI,I - ulr V7n
hs hddletown Ceun Le-,burg Godfrey Chsleston Martha
WrliuHon. WIishtnston Fail kyeT; od Dominica thIs sc
ssteiD Neets 9ostou.
Cie- Steamship Delaware CLARK .NevFork b.k M-neso.
vsece. Ba,ana; ksry Dale Lelsn victory B-a.e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-04

The Asia brings intelligence that Austria has unjustly
and without cause imprisoned and mirea!ed American
ei'izen-the Rev. James Cook Richmond. The report is
that he was not only IMPRISONED but shameuy abused
Il is said Mr. Richmond is American ciizen-and that
there was no for his i'll treatment except the susp.
cions OF the Austrian authorities in Hungary. He
iusei leave to apply 10 the American Minister Berlin.
Now we do not know who this Mr. Richmond Island We
know there are generally two sides to queson-but il
these facts he so, this is than Koszta affair Mr.
Richmond tie rcpor; says, has appealed the United
States Government.
One thing is certain, that Austria in very i'll humor
with the United States and her citizens and she sezes
every occasion 10 haraSs and annoy them
II Is high time that the United States Goverumeu, had
come TO more explicit understanding with that power
than WAS attained in the Kosz,a business
Our readers will find full of this case in our
columns this morning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-04
10. rus wsio.
On Cold u.'Alas. OF III. aw.,.. csr,."

si r. :.:s 10 Is: SssS:
d.. EsaId johnson, Of Lenden, Who very ana
; ss.:: e. A.
sa.n In The world can "a ss.. so sIa. s.n
aay,;s 81 " When ,s. Nm inos.ss.
NJ. sIps.sa ,:. = a. other tn fi
s,s sSS rss,,S the ao! rs.,n; u
Ss.s two nnp , IS S, noa. .,
ss,s TO- ~ 90 nS,SGs ' Who hlni.
DO tbs; I've ,hns, hos.sna, may deny
.snsssn he vital p,aeip. and
s ss s .oS op ss can NOR. dts
any other psyso aud can certainly many pre-
Nov hs.Ios. Dr. william. say. in relation
The vial principle, is.ss.s on
morrill, Effects of cold 4. to b. aluluI.h.a
.::sss sss s;Ssssi
:add.n By celia bathing. or .pooSnr % o
pIs%O, By sSn uan, Which
And again he say. on he "The which I'll
Of ssi
The e.p.e and o i5o%
S s.a s.. as. Asss i
S ssS !. t.
s' Sss Ing. disease. especially o. shIenie
cold has Ills Genie, ses II nav already mention
s Sss S S.s applied e
cause depression Of 1t, morbid The shower bath
s %.ss :ns Ere: poss
No. In these paiages according humb. OF
esd SaSinS Ss. a"a . sns
s. sa sss
conceded BY medical that cold water On
commended ~ Dr. sSuson But. b w snRs1
arther snd clearly value Of
ter therapeut OF curative stated and also
snesney points out Its modas operates he ,ay, by
those OF dseasc and thus says "rhat the cure 81
frussnei chiefly aes No physician Of sny mr.
hi, on" Of ss a,dss y undertake deny
curative Wit the adoption OF 10 sIei,a IN
ease" ~ ~' 'uPe'eeae 'hose OF dis
TIL, be- and probably To- Of the chi prnen., vh,h
lie adhe foundation OF the art All drug, Of
nave more or less, the exciting other yo,n
"a ns S -s,on Of their decidedly
applied externally the may Aud hi, n ps,h.n
et ena whieh the water treatment well an The Jr,
20 ' IN 'he cure OF diseases II this So and The
w. exciting other actions which, az mr. Wi,..
may suPeretde those OF disease become.
,h which ofthe can be mad,
ma =, ana speedy In fulfilling the purpo,e astrn,d
Az ne ame time be the Injurious or posion. ~ ~
I'M. .onaion OF the ,ystem, In to nom,i ~
Is removed The the
to very large extent They contend "a. az
actions thus excited IN
70 s9percede or of d,ea,e Ar.
- ~. With nature, sautars more enc .eian.
more speedy In enlns purpose ana h
OF hoaoo, To the WITH principle and enrrvis ~ ~.
any POISONOUS drug mediea possbiy AMI
and strength But this il Of matter Of
.ne advoestes OF the two systems,
Ia or perhAP, properly said to
enpesnee ,t to which the Of the water cn,s ~
all times willing 10 refer IT, with Of yetoTy
y.bru,rva,, J. TiMDHRLAkE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-04
Sons OF III. Old nnmInInn
(Corrs.pOnJSHes Of ne baltimore San

D
WAsnsoToS, Feb. 2, 1851.
An enthusiastic preliminary meeting of the Sons Of II.
Old p1minion was held Tuesday night at the United
noel' Inc OBJECT was to make suitable arrange,
ments ior an appropriate aud spirited celebration of the
hfst permanent settlement at jamestown, Va
, ire meeting was organized by the choice of Rev DIR.
bell as secretaries. " " P
rssoIuon was passed to organize an association en-
.eu ne jamestown society,"" and committee consist.
ing OF hessrs overton, Whiting and Montague was an
70 prepare an address to the people of Virginia
committee OF thirteen was also appointed to prepare
gentlemen '"s '''o"'"s
- a. Parker, j. H. Wood. VIM. H. Page, II. A. Cald-
ven q. a: Inroekmorton, Thos. j. Massie, G. w. Dun
nln8ton, Edwd A. J. Cabell, Beverly Tucker w "
Cvetton' H. L. Loving, E. G. Darlington and John 8.
and received with great applause
Of fortnight. :" Wv e"u
very large association will doubtess bo c,,r,.d r.,
the annual celebration Of the day. N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-04

The REnAiSso or PULAsEG..-A report the remains Of
Pulaski has been discovered has caused grea, con,ro
'efsy in Georgia. a letter from Col James Lynch, of
South Carolina, settles the He states and pro-
duces documents to prove that his father who was
surgeon in the army, extracted the bullet which gave Pu
iaski his death Tho following paragraph the facts of
which he derived from the old surgeon is highly inter
csting:
Although desperate would my grandfather though.
tue count could have recovered from it bad he
to remain under his care and follow tho Lmc,ican 80
on litter. Count Pulaski however, resisted this pro.
posa because he feared sore and pursuit oy the Bri
ts army and his consequent capture in which event he
Deheveu that the British government would have sen,
him to Russ ia, power with whom he was in deadly
hostility, aud whose prosecutions had driven i'm from Po
aho an exile and martyr Rather than this he said he
should prefer DEATH and take the chance Of cure in the
french feet commanded by DEstaing Accordingly he
was carried on shpboard died the passage round "a
Charleston, aud bis body buried In the seas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-04

The FISHING BUsIsES'.-The Gloucester Telegraph in
forms IA that the fishing business to be carried on with
Increased vSor at that place the coming season. that 54
i2 shares have been subscribed the stock of the NJ
tual Fishing Insurance Company of that town. which ind
Gates that that Office will insure property the extent
sSlSooO and that a, least 81 oooOOO will be invested a.
that port alone in the business Per contra:
The Newbnryport Herald states tina. the fishermen At
mat place have become discouraged and pronose
70 remove to Gloucester and Beverly The rigid and close
construction at TIA. port of the bounty law has made
trade. " '''"s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-04

fiRk.-A hre broke out about quarter to g O'clock
last night In small wood house connected with tho bull
ding occupied by F. b. Hart wm D. cambridge. gro.
GERS on Broad ST. third house above 9th which
ed tho roof Of that and the adjoining house. occupied by
Mr. Charles Hartwell, dry goods merchant Tho third
hoors OF both houses somewhat injured but tho
principal damage we believe, to consist In tho injury
done to tho goods underneath.
The fire was said to have originated in the wood house.
rear OF the building occupied by Nessrs Hart & DAN
dHdge which was used by Mrs. Cham berlaync who held
inc upper part of that building boarding house Tho
engines were readily on tho spot and in check
ing the flames before they descended to the lower parts
Of the buildings Mr. Pzzinis confectionery store was in
great dinger and only by the cxcrtons of the
Firemen.
The House of Delegates in session when the nlarm
was given, and because Of report which reached them
that the Broad Street Hotel was on fire, there were
scarcely forty members remained; those who boarded
there having FASTENED to their effects from the
ames while large number left to witnes, the Gre Tho
house was therefore forced to adjourn
The only business done was the reading frs, md scc
ond time OF the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad bill
which, under suspension Of the rule ON motion Of Mr.
Mallory, was made the special order for to-day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-04

MADAME sNSsk-Th:s accomplished Pluti,t hs, given ,.o
Concerts In Richmond Is about TO 10, p,,hr
she will give Concert Tuesday nigh, next, There
doubt eu; that she will be warmly received In tina, spirited
commend her to the Kindness liberal pat
ronsge Of the Coskadc. As to the exc.l-ne. Of he,
We cannot speak professionally hut gentleman in
mond who performs himself sup.r5y on the aute than
one ever heard aud who probably developed the
h' OF that dheuit instrument great an extent as one
in thousand who pronounces the Performance OF M.d
minEi infinitely superior any thing he ever heard
NJ soul for us ourselves endorse his opinion
aedy. Madame s. also eNceIls greatly as a vocalist,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-04

War and famine are advancing 10 Europe in email
pace The effects OF the general deficiency In the grim
ana root crops last year begin appear broughon
tue west, From what point supplies are TO be obtained
has become most anxious question with the
ADD economist Of England France and other countries
Flour has reached the very highest points predicted nv
the aiarmsts last summer. In time Of peace Poland
iouthern Russia and the United States might be
upon as Sources Of supply. The only means of making
the former available during the period Of
distress, s to occupy them with invading armies There
reasonable doubt whether there IL any considerable
surplus OF wheat in the United States for export or in
dhn Corn there s large accumulation but that ia an
art-le OF food With which Europeans are but little ac
quanted and thero little demand for Il even among e
most humble classes The fact that stock Of grain
small proved that notwithstanding the high prices pre
Vaug last fall, the deliveries oil provisions at tide water
exhibited decrease on several previous years
10 one view 1t might be presumed that this expected
famine would afford guarantee Of peace bu, In
another II appears 70 be additional motive with Tho
western powers Tor IL must he borne In mind that
Russia u already waging on no Insignificant scale
upon Turkey and is preparing for more vigorous pros
secuton OF hosulties in the spring Whether therefore
the estetn powers interfere by force OF arms or nj
tue war between Russia and Turkey will 20 on and the
expectation OF grain from Odessa and tho Baltic norris
Nui be suspended. IL would therefore be a matter ri
pocy and safety in the countries now menaced by the
ambition aud rapacity Of Russia TO bring the present
complications to speedy end by the occupation with the
breaking up or winter Of the corn prod1cn nrovrc.s
OF that empire They would thus BY one fold stroke
supply their necessities aud OF tho of their
enemy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-04

The CONFINED FLEETs-EsoLaxD AND Pp.xcY-I, 1,
stated that the combined aee English French and Turk
lsh, amounts 20 sixty sail Of tho lneaud Admiral Corys
squadron at isbon vast tho last dates preparing to
o Sne bse outlet 10 Russia in the spring The Lon.
ION Dispatch says eve are quietly Increasing Tho
strength OF every regiment at home by II said four
troops or companies and Sir James Grahama visit 10 our
aIsehaIs was to direct The rapid augmentation OF our
screw steamers Meanwhile, the Fnsionis,. h,n hoSn
busy 10 the Paris municipality, with the view Of embnr
as'ng the Emperor The paid To tho bakers 10 keep
Gown the price Of bread Is $4,000 per month and the
council OF Paris have decteod its cessation Napoeon
mas oyerrued the decision and there il quarrel bo,
we Court and Corporation, which latter IL composcd
chiefly ofOFleaDists. - Phil. Ina.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-04

UniNEsR BECOMING AuRRiclSzED.-Tbe Chine,e OF
Americans and adopt their ways with iaci,v of init.
ton which does in all cases do them credit In the
town OF Greenwood, Coloms large party of them
nave rented eight or ten stores and large hotels and
having furnished them In rich and tasteful manner have
opened gambling saloons Ia Yankee. The saloons ara
thronged with miners and Is said that tile bright gold
aust ho"s thick and f, into hands Of their celestial
prietors. N''e''S P'o'