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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

,ToURSAMENT At CLUsTER SPRINOS The Dan.
vile Republican contains long account Of the
Tournament al CluaeT Springs, 10 charge OF DR..
Henry Bas, oil Tuesday tue l9thull. There was
Rrolt6Oied contest between three gentlemen, for
lie privilege Of selecting the Maids Of HonOr,'
which resulted in the success Of the following m
lie Older ]. A. Chappsll Of HALIFAX, knight Of
the SluH and Stripes, itt knight Of hOnorj II, Is.
Bruce OF Halifax, knight Of tie White Plnmej %
knight Of honor and S. H. Rngland Of Halifax,
knight Of the Rising Sun, Sd knight Of honor.
The ceTemonyOf the eoIonttion was appointed
to take place al the opening Of the ball Of night.
In the meantime the champion, Mt. A. Bartlett, Of
Person, N. o., named Mas Ellen P. Pointer, Of
Person, as the Queen, The following ladies were
chosen MAIDS Of Honor in the order IN which
they are nOmed. Miss S. Major, Of Half <,
Miss Young Of Hhliinx, and Mis- bruce Of 49,.
= T6e Judges on this occasion were Dr. John
cTaddook Of Halifax Court House, James Single
ton Of HalioX, o. r, jordan OF Person, N. O.,
John Person, w. J. Palmer Of Milton, and S. Il.
Lester OF DanvIlle, Va, President Capt. J. w.
ChombeTs Of Halifax, acted as herald.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

GJrAt San Francisco, recently, w. L. ChIySler,
Esq, betME Joshuu p. Haven, the Wing nominee
Gsr Mayor 500 that lie could OveE.cheCk him.
The bet was accepted. Mt. chySer drew his
9 check on Page, Baeon& Co., for 100000 and
Mr. Haven fOr $4,000. Both checks were imme-
diatgly honoEsl by the cashier, who was present,
end C6IySisr won the hst, Mr., Haven then pro
posed 10 bet chtysler $4,000 that be would beat
Mayor OK. Garrison for the mayoruIIy at the en-.
suing election, The bet ives promptly taken, the
checks dawn and bonOrsd by the cashier of pOge,
bacon b Co., and put up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

qJ-The Paris correspondent Of the New York
7'ribuhs states that new and important political
combination has just taken place on thnt side
of the Atlantic. with view Of electiRg Mr. BuCh.
ona6 President oflhe United States in 1885, This
combination consists Of MesSrs. Buchan, Sickles
aud Belmont Of whom the first istO furnish the
popularity, the second the reSPectSbil,N and the
Thirds 10 charge the gun-thot is, furnish tile
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

hWAsHIsOToN os DlT6.--GeRerHl C0Eeneau hhs
negotiated Treaty with Dominica Ceding 10 the
United States Of America, POll Lamana together
with strip of land. lChis is cOnlradicled by 9th.
% coHesp 3ndenls.l
The slStememtthat The British Consul, at Blew.
fields, has notified the people Of San Juan, That
they must moi eXpec OF British Interference against
The United Slabs Is said 10 be fully confirmed.
iyThU STEAMER Princeton, Capt. Boyle, leaves
New York foT Norfolk in few days. TheOliect
On e6ing there is 10 test her qualities. Minister
Wheeler and Consul absns embark in the Prince.
Ton Iron No folk for GteyloRn.
The revived fumOr that SCule is about 10 TeluGn
The receipts from duties into the United States
HfeaiOiy Tot September last Ss eOnpaTed willll Tie
preyious year, lave fallen OF one and half mil.
iious OF dollars The decrease ut New York is
SbiuIseyen hpudtel thousand,
aTFoE eighteen months past enlaTging wSs all
the rage with newspapeCs. Sig5 was The test OF
menl. HIT we believe. without exception, every
pub isher burnt his hugers thereby. The ifibuhs
which SpfeaI out most sGlTuVngNnly WpS Tue tIsl
70 come down. Many papers ore following It's
example. The N. Y. Sun hus out OF column on
each page, The indianapolis journal hos tbken
OF column. The Cincinnati Dailies have Ia.
creased their subscription 90 per cent. Paperg
III lhis oily must sooner Of lalermake some change
10 suit the pressure Of tines CleVtiqNd Leader.
s,ALAsF Honn ToR THE PAlNTkR.--The savSnnah
News says that previous To the death Of the late
Samuel Chapman, editor Of The Savannah journal
anil Gourmet, 9 few weeks SINCE that gentleman
nuEohassd lot IN I.nuGe GEuYe Cemetery, to be
appropriated especially % 3 place Of burial for
pnnieIs, The purchase vas hardly completed
when hA himself was called 70 Tie mansion Of the
blessed. aud his body became the afsl occupant Of
lhei6pha Hfhe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

i. T7TAs Courier and BnQRiTsr hasa dispatch
fton WeVhingtOn, stating that "asnersl lGASEN.
. 1tE9U has negotiated lIenty.W Dominica, ce-
"dlng to the Unitsi States Of AmsrIca Port Sam
ii ana, together with strip of land"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

MA lawyer having some legal business to trans
act with Q widowed lady took occasion TO inquire
her age. The mulon, who had long since duIe,l
Tue "wdow's weeds" attempted TO look prlmP
aud much younger than SHE r.ully wns, as she re'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

'ThiIty.Gve years, siE.' 5H
Then turning 10 The daughter, lie SAID;
MAY te 50 build, Miss, us TO inquiTe'YouT ngeT'
'CeEluinly. am little past thirty two, nosl
three yeats younger than mOllleEF -..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

THE PiRsr Man KlLLED.--A young English
sailor, on tile verge Of the Black Seq, gives anac
count Of a skITmish IN which. lie was engaged
with palty Of Russians, one Of whom he shot,
1t shows how drgodlul is war, how opposed i is
to the possibilities Of our nature. In writing heme
10 bis frienJs, tie generous young sailor said: ~
We dispersed few hundred yards distance
from The beach, 10 Keep tue coast clear while Tie
boals' crew made prizes Of The guns The enemy
bod ADVANTAGE Of The wood, and also OIL knowing
the country we'll, and uoop VI lhem showed an
advance. We were order 10 lire. l TOOK Sleauy
aim, and fired on my man at about sixty yards. lie
fell like q stone, Al the same time, a bEoauslue
from the -- went In among the trees anu Tue
eneny disoppeateI, we could scarce tell how.
felt as though must go up 10 lin, 10 see whether
he was dead OF alive. He lay quite still, Ant
was mOEs nlTaid Of him lying so than when lie
stood LOng inc few minutes before.
IL is strange feeling to come over you oil Of
once that you have killed man. He had unbut'
TONED his jSokei, and was pressing his Land over
the front of his chest, where the wound was, tie
brenlhed hard, and The blood poured lEom The
wound and also from his mouth every breath lie
took. His face wos Hs white as DEATH aud his
eyes looked so zig and bright Os lie turned them
and stared OF me; shall never forget II, lie was
o fine young fellow. not mote thun Eve and TWEEN.
breast felt so full as though my own heart would
burst He had real English face, aud did not
look like AN enemy. Wh0l lfelt never unielIi
but il my life would have saved his believe
should have giVsnit. | laid his head upon my
knee, and no gusped hold Of my hand aud tired
to speak, but his voice was gone. could not ltil
word he said, aud every lime he lIitl TO speak
the flood poured out, so knew 1t WOULD sool' he
OVER Gin not SshAnlel to say tia was worse
than he; loT he never shed tear, and couldn'I
leIniIl His eyes were closing, when gun was
fred from the ----lo oTdet us aboRId, and lhOI
reused him. He pointed tothe beach, where the
boat was Just PuViiug OF with the guns which We
had taken, and WlieTe Nur nalints were waiting to
man the SECOND boat, ind then he pointed TO The
wood where the enemy was concealed. Poor ell
low! he lille thought how | had shot him down.
wos wondering howl could leave him to die aud
ITO one near him, when lie had sons thing Ike
conyusion fJT q mdneUt, and tllen his lace rolled
over, and with sigh he was gone. trust The
Almighty had received his soul. laid his heat!
gently down on ibe gIasssndlell MIN. ltseemed
so strange when Looked al him for The last time.
somehow thought Of everything had heard
nUout the Turks and Russians, aud the test o!
them, but all that seemed SO tdr Oh and the dead
mau So near!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06
HOUSE AND LOT FoR sAIp-

THE undersigned Offers Tor sale his Ilo,. -,
i Market stTest. clsl side, between on,S. u.
streets The lot Ia n leei front, with CooJ E
ling house aud out buildings "iIsi
u win be aold Tow Aud on aeeommod,tllyt,rp !.
~ EnQulIe oil "'
fep8 n zt,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06


awe made OF camp by thpshOTeS OF low l9Ee,
where myriadsof waterfowl spOIte9 unSoSIea ~
the uuwcnted presence Of While 1els unost iPc
shadows Of lhs dark pines Tie watel sssnsI 9! q
sleel.like blookness, contrasting gEelgly WV
siIvery Sltesms that wets bounded ilIy Tue g'assy
GsiNins found our camp FIRE at night and
wotching tho aiokehug light shining oa. nnoA
the loke, in The calmn5ss ald Aoli'tss OF tue ''e
when .,,,. ~.
Void no tLeJr tents Hike Tho Alabs'
- And silently steal away
ituppeats asacrltge and profanity TO have taken
lie IN such spoti aud theFe seemed G9lu,ly Y.
The couEaee With Winch The poor anlmal 'Ousl' io'
its.liCs -
al tell YOU, in tue qhilude Of That pig9l' when
the moon iionred forth her fCh iglltoNsI ll's SUM
betting praile, and Iii with holy glow Ile gTHhl
mOuntaiD neHks v 81 u,u.2
''Weli, did you kill any more OearS' blllyiI
Because iryollBlna yoIlneslu' mind eiH 81. ], Ihg
scenery i can see gtalldeut ifIm my cabin q0OF
any d,y.n uno
aHgppbW says BiNy, nS he angle, ~ all Inc
"'s 1RiS': Claim near Olympia, wv. rs Jrnu-
dry, 1864,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

HEADlSo AN AucrloNEER.--lt is known to all
who are in the habit OF attending ouctloll sales
that when the MISUNDERSTANDING tJgel bids from
q doll crowd, lie will sometimes say; 'FHhe first
man WHO onens his mouth 20 bid shall have the
goods" This he does sometime with The inten.
lion of creeping out OF The Oagain, II .the bid
should be too Insignificant AS, upon RECEIVING
bid Of three G, MS upon an article worth twenty
i've, he replies, "Oh, you amt man, you are q
bOyi OF, 'YOur mouth was open already! An
nucLioneer wOs healed on this dodge IN Pits
burgh, not long sinoens iolloAs;
AuCtiOner-'rhv FIRST man who bids on Ills
shall have il. t5.l. VI .e.rT a- l-tU.t.l
COunlryman.--lb bid Tree cent datish my knife.
AuctiOneeT.- klif. for three cenls ATE
you mani .a r.H
OCunTyman.-Ya MANS, DAT ISL my name.
AucliunesI.--M ASE--oh--well--bul ME
nut the ytrSt man. thought that Alan was tile
fiTsl mun, a-,t4.#f f .HN .,a.u
CounlLyman--Y dat lsh it, Adam, dat iAh
my name lUU, ADAM MASN. Now, you give me
ihy knife, give you Three cent. ,.l...,
Tue knife was handed over, and the sale adj
iOutnej forthal evening. NA''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06
7e IHWBEELING G, Vas

gmDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 3. 1859.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

aJOur special repOrtera t The freehold COnven-
ton has furnished us with tile following platform,
as that adopted by The Democracy Of the Second
Dslucll The great length Of the resolutions LOT
bids us 10 copy Them in full, aud We therefore, OIL.
ly give the three most impOHant,w an assurance
lU OuLrtndersth atthe diners are just like them,
only more sO:' s 4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

The sound aud ju,licious yiews-lhe manly
declarations Of prime Piles, aud the patriotic devo-
lion to The interests oil the country shown III these
resolutions must commend tie platform u every
Democrat. GdEelie. .ffH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

BTonehtls, difficulty OF h. eahns, harsh coa;l;
eNpeetOratOn, with all Other symptoms s'usta IA
lection Of tho tubes leading from the lrv' 70
urC directly aud Specifically affected b. gse y W -
nlirsblc remedy Be warnstin time - afEe'u''A' n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06
REAL HsTATE SANS
sHGRiRFIs sALR'

shgRlFF'S SALE.
!. 4 lnshsncsr,
aud OllGrh ilf' COUNTY, y "
lll gur5uahee Of decree ~ a. a. ~
~ !hS aboye named 5isS NH W, DAY 0; Il,
bSI SaT9 S 81 On S99sy s6 d,S 6 'G g
near sulloIs coal bhnk, being tss n On Uhonsti,
present 9eeullsd by Mrs. Mary GrahSm' H Propstty
The sale WIN DO made on a credit OF ~,
s Sioys ,ss SGs tsS racsseI sy6s 5s,W WE'VE
Is paid. '""'e putthtIt w.. W,
,o,,7 VANS, wIdygsM, CI,1
lhgSboye as'eiu OtrOned until s'i, ohS utt, I,
M urtOhGr. 1874. "a'uIdtI he gSt,l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

DssihnbLs FHoFEHPV FOR SALE
bottom, nOnllng 50 poles Onlhe Ohio NJ =, nt,iljt
Cleled-lylnsin Jackson county, Va,
tho Town VI RhveDBwOOd -" mile HI
yrS-Iile upqusstiOnsbIs, being rant o, Vs.,
survey. "Nlta
l.AlsO--A good dwelling house Oh hi.blrio,,,,
lot, and Store House unu lot, in lie ,,wpn ,Sia x
wood \, A. oil SSie.,
Orto HENRY PlT2nUGH, jS""SIlt
RuvenswOOl Is tho terminus OF the WorosOoos u,
RnveLswOOd Railroad. HsySS,pgtl n
Examiner Washington, ra.) publish tSI. sD Eat
charge this Office '"'e poa.l ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

o.. 49, II I.H5 fAIANf 10y AAlD S'PNt Ill a.
OF IIe LunSS, of lie mtnlbrshe Ssii ID
Pleura, Or rom hTOnchial aheetlOn Of tie all pt!f
slther case Il l9a very dangerous Indication VI dk
Tilt cause OF this synitOni should be removed ate
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06
splTTlNo or BLOOD.

This rightrul SYM tUmI vi Apr aching eOnslnPll9i
specify ehecked and prevented By I've use Of lth'
Hunga'iOn Ia sam, which heals tue Affected memshr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06
LlVRR1 OOMpLAlNT

LANkltN GOMBLhlNI'
In cases or Consumption tbs ser Is always Io "
esS Affected end RlsU tie SpleVH, PlCup, aud st
tlnes THE efectCf the Hhis9 ism Basanl, Ia dtSiN
HE liSeri unattended BY consumption, issISsS'I ''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06
New .ADvnRrIsmMmNTs
400 Reward

t&U Reward,
STOLEN on tho night Of tho 9Th instant, nom ne SUB
nFfibor living IN HaInos Vile, Belmont county Ohio
darhay uare about heem ands high, with Sn' 'S Que
h0Oifb 8Woe len thOnldeT Injured BY the Collar lOuI
black tgs and ID shout years old. The above reward
Wil bgiypn for the recovery or Tho mare, ,,,,,,
"A JOHN PtTTEHNON.
HfrnesVlllA nct 4, 1881 oc6 d2iwt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

hoM9MpEN llllo'
Shifting Of blood always artists from a lendttImll
bercuous diseAsei aud, u not CLeled, al tue Outtl W
sooner or later terminate I'M death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

Rice ESpeetOutlun is the mOstlmPctlnl eIi s.s,i
RtOited In all attempts TO cure diseases Of 'D'
Lungs! fEFv9Nif -, uEt.
Ihe Hungarian BaItam Is G rrat EXpetioIaSi,
pOlvts tile morbid diseased matter IN iIt all as,ra
changes II nom thick gOinOus substance S Mn be
ess sObsWnce, TO thin fluid, arp ihGWs SS, lac
& 10 heller msiIslROlE tue void, Kits eHpee'o''''
Al /, koHk ''a'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

GJtThe ChillicotDe Gazette, Of The 2Slh Sept,
has Tie following interesting aud important mar
nage nUllce, -
Mnlred--On Saturday morning, The 2Sl inst,
bY D, y. ftosL, Eq assisted Sy number nS Of uepu
CN NATi, Of Hamilton COUNTY OHIO, aud well
known throughout tile country us "Queen Of tie
Nest" Wlt H.nnR
The ceremony was performed In the open air, A
miles south east Of Ltes6urg, m Highland county,
and though neither blde nor groom was pEeSsiil
personally, boll ware well represented ONPrOry,
two wiling hyaIs" were united and rVeled in such
!, mnnnsAas 10 lender "dIvotce" both morally
and egullY impossible, should either party ever
desire II.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06
SPA ssiPSAsNoBlO ASTHMA.

Simple or spastodlc ASipma haslo better
The Hungarian liltam IhiS painful aug 'ytsj, is,l,
IeclOm, wh!shTesisls 6lp3t eysTy lhs csc, ,s,jl,I
all powerful influence OF Tits great remehya a.
any other form OF PestOral dsease. ....H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-06

Consumption has boanyery sraPleally dsssiOs ,,s
ShrkiNg eC Once StiClp The hll DE-, III pSS,
Its cleansing, warming, sOllehinE e. u al""'"'S
produces not shrinking, hut eIPaNdoHI a., c.,.r, ti
BeiOteiis delifhtDi Influence, al ehlls, Nm liI
Sweuts, blneness o. tile nails, hot IN, nTt,r We
certain strength, enaciali0n anu roiI
tho poisonous dews or night before ihe fs "
sVnl lhisis no delusioh, but demons We nsrts ols
sustained by ineomesiible piool, rom d"
country. H-HftaiFl -.H ....
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
Obituarp.

On the 18th inst, MIS- SARAH LYLE, eonsort Of Mr.
RoBERr G. LYLE, aud daughter of RoBERT DANIEL, Esq,
OF this County.
The sudden demise OF this estinablc lady viii fall heavily
upon numerous circle Of friends and acquaintance b
few short months ago sue stood at the marriage aer in all
bloom fwomany beauty with bright prospect Of shar
ing pleasures Of this transoy world for long to
come DEATH the relentless destroyer has claimed her
trophy, earth shall we be permitted to look
upon her bright aud cheerful She has gone
reap The reward of that religion which ut early day
she manifested her daily walk and Conversation and while
her loss have that she In
that blessed world where in the presence Savior she
loved earth viii foreyerenj the fufruton of His
promises.
To the young aud griefsrcken husband, whose hearth
been made desolate by this sudden stroke,
consolation fill the void On the promises Of
Him. who yeth aud aketh away must he rely for comfort
and for strength this his hour Of trouble assured thathe
will in those promises And to the young and
tender infant who by this event knew mothers
hes He given the promise that will temper tn wind
TO the shorn lamb.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
=
ssEMoRGALs IN vIRGINIA.


vi ginis has occasion to preserve With pride
the remembrance Of the great men. statesmen
and soldiers. whom it gave 10 the service Of
the country in earlier days, yet 1t is humilia.
ting to record tue few permanent memorials
that bsve been erected 10 their memory. -
With view Of directing observation anew to
the particular case Of the reQans Of Gen.
Morgan. We have placed upon our FIRST page,
as originally published in the National Intel
ligeneer aud copied into this paper in 1885.
al extract from work by q w Z Gusts,
which il is understood will not be given to
the public, because not complete 10 design.
until the death o. that venerable man.
The gallant Mhrgan's remains lie uuder a
crumhling tablet. in an unfrequented church
yard Of this town. How long shall ii be be
fore the people act. and Congress assists, in
their removal to Mt Hebron Cemetery, with
those Of the brave 'Dutch Mess With whom
Morgan bad been associated, and OF other
officers Of the Revolution? The only fund
for the main purpose thus far is one Of less
than hundred collars. gathered on benefit
night by strolling magician who visited the
tomb of the veteran au1 offered the proceeds
Of nights exhibition Tor the laudabie object
proposed The sum realized was received 10
the spirit i'll which it was rendered. aud dc
posted in the Bank Of Winchester by COM
mittee Of which We formed part
How long shall il be, indeed before the
proper tributes Of grateful remembrance are
paid to Virginia heroes aud statesmen whose
rcmains repose in other places? The tomb
of Washington is not one such as should en-
close the ashes Of the Father Of his Country
Connected, too, with the memory ofthat great
man, it is shameful to mention that the grave
Of the mother Of Washington just outside of
Fredericksburg, is il an unfinished coalition,
though commenced more than twenty years
ago. Patrick Henry sgrave is scarcely mark
ed even by headstone. The spot where
Jefferson rests is Indicated by plain b'ock
of granite, SO mu.ilated by visitors as to have
lost almost its form. The dust of James
Monroe lies ia Nort.eru StatG The rest
ing place Of James Madison we believe can
scarcely be distinguished at all. Cases other
than these might be cited but these are
enough. it should be presumed to invite at
tention to duty SO long neglected.
The battle fields Of Virginia have not been
commemerated as they should be. The Con
tinental Congress. as early as ISL. resolved
that a marble column sohuld be erected at
Yorktown. but it was never carried into effect.
The day ought not to be far distant when all
these testimonials shall be paid Via. Pep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.

BY the steamships Frauklin and Niagara,
the latter at Halifax, we have one week later
intelligence from Europe, our Liverpool dates
being TO the Sth inst. The intelligence es-
pecially ty the Niagara. is important aud in
tercsting. The Car replies cautiously to
Austria He PROCESSES awiiliuguess to evac
uate the Prineipalities when the allies shall
evacuate Turkey, and in the the meantime
insists upon retaining possession of Moldavia.
In an autograph letter which accompanies his
reply, Nicholas contends that by the evaeua.
ton OF Wallochia be satisfies ali the reasona-
bic demands Of Austria. Moldavia is not to
be evacuated because the occupation of that
Principality is necessary as the guaranty OF
future treaty ofpeace. Ihe Cars reply to
Prussia is similar to that returned to Austria.
The Austrian troops had already entered
Wallachia. The further movements of that
power towards Moldayia will be looked for
with interest as Calculating its real intentions
towards Russia. In the meantime hostilities
continued, and lighting is reported from the
Baltic, Black Sea, the Danube and Asia
The French army was embarkiog from
OuCI aIu cACuah7
ed shots with Croustadt, but nothing dcsisive
had occurred ut Sevastopol three English
steamers had engaged eight Russian vessels
Of the same class and received considerable
damage The garrison of Silistra had fallen
Upon the retreating Russians, aud two day S
battle ensued. in which the Russians had q
600 killed In Asia the Turks had been
l;so eIo,o,el,, Iaco,toJ
From Spain we have tss most important
intelligence A military instruction had bro,
ken out, Of which full details are given 10 me
Franklin's intelligence BY the Niagara We
learn that the instruction was still unsub
dued, and had grown to formidable head -
Previous intelligence has shown Spain to he
ripe for revolution, and the further progress
of this movement will be awaited with inter
est. Its Importance in connection with our
relations with that eountry will readily sug-
gest itself to the reader
Consols had declined closing at 927& 93
for money aad account. Bredstuffs were in
moderate demand, with a decline of 3d. on
wheat, Cd on -four and ] s on crrn. Cotton
quiet. aud prices had receded II Baltimore
american.