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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
THE INVASION OF THE CRIMEA.

II now appears that the expedition which left Varna
the 2lst of July with Gen. Brown board the Again
Ioempon ard Gen Caprobert board the Napoleon was
Dot as had been supposed the actual expeatlon against
coast The excursion lasted six days. Ii extended TO
aud the statement that an English steamer
having Gen Brown board actually penetrated into ana
pased the right in the harbor of Sevastopol story which
seems 10 want confirmation. On the 2th the excursion
returped 10 Varna On the 3Oth the large fleet OF trans
o wing in the Bosphorus received orders TO proceed 10
Varna and although not informed OF the iact
SINH ar order doubt sent 10 those assembled IN the
barbors of Bourgas Baliscbk and kosendJe The Turk
isb feet weghtd anchor tho 29h fer the rendezvoW
at Varna. p-. 81
England are kept aoat in the steamer that brought them
and will accompany the expedition No secret made OF
the proposed Ii is openly stated that under "a
vorsbe landing OF 80 600 men Will oe e
foted In forty eight hours from the period OF leaving
ma sfl leaving the line Of battle ships 10 wach tne nus
sian feet AT the same time it rs admitted that the en-
barcation will occupy some considerable perioh.
Cholera has broken out violently at |aTna Iyphus
has also apr cared The British lose more men by these
malsd,s Than the French. Gen. Alionyile, conmsnd
inc a division Of cavalry, has died
conspiracy 10 burn the Russian fleet as IL lay o. an
hr in the harbor Is reported to have been discovered az
Sevastopol No particulars given and the rumor Is
doubtful =, D.., ...o. yo.r,;rs and
s,,s we're cruising off the Sulina mouth of the Danube
w6en their Captains determined TO go up the Fer 20 ne
mot where Captain Harker was lately killed hsfins
srnsd from an Austrian vessel that there we're ieet oi
Liter in the channel they launched the steamers pa1de-
Lov auches gigs and cutters and proceeded up he
80; Sestroying The Russian stockades on both sides as
,he assed without resistance. On arriving at the sns
toun of Sulna they landed and set on nre, anu py
oinck in the afternoon the whole town was IN runs
Dotbipg being spared but the church and lighthouse
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

Accounts are STATED have reached Paris, that force
Of Anglo French troops has been landed on the hnus Of
Perekop TO intercept the Russian communication with the
CriDee.
From Dantsg llh, it is teegraphed that 5000 French
soldiers and 500 marines landed at three points on
the isl Alsnd with little interruption and no loss on
the preceding Tuesdsy The forte to be attacked
the next day. Sir Charles Napier was a. Bomarsund in
the ship Bulldog
Tie Paris Monieur 1f to day lltb publishes ihe Aus
iran demand Russia, with the Russian reply. Also,
the answer Of the French GOvernmeb. refusing to grant
an armtce but stating that peace may be had on the
follow ing ternf lst Abolition Of the Russian Proeco-
rate over Wallacha, Servis and Modava cd, Freedom
Of the mou he of the Danube 3d. Revision of the Treaty
Of ls4 with reference the limits of Russia in the Black
Sea; and 4th No power have proecorate over Turk
i,h subjects
Five prisoners executed at Parma on the h, for
having taken part in the recent insurrecton.
force of u 600 Russians has arrived at Tihs after
three months on the march,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
FRIGHTFUL FIRES
M THE WOODS IN OHIO
IA N " nriknna

Sp'''A- CLEVELAND, Thursday, Aug. "a, 1854
fohful FIRE is BOW raging in the woods OF Cuyahoga
v.u. Ero,klin. Randolph Ravenna, Robertson, North
ssN and par,s of Summit and Portage Counties ONO -
Even the soil is burning to the depth of one ana nan
eet AZ the flames are driven forward blythe wind trees
both dry ooa green igned in an instant ana ai"0'
o. qeickly consumed ...;,, Nth
Several barns in the vicinity OF the woods s'o'eu
hay and grain, have been destroyed.
.,sbeps;oDs arc entertained for the safety Of the
Town of Hudson. a.. oo.h os
There has been rain in this section since 'he S''u
July. and all vegetation has suffered greatly rom Ne
drou'h. .,
Every attempt has been made TO arrest She progress
tho as,nes hat without Water cannot DO orous
TO bear upon the fire in sufficient Quantities :" do any
Last eyeting this city was enveped IN sn ke from ''
burning forest.
The woods near Panesvile, for Sao in length are all
1U6
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
SPAIN.

Matters remsin comparatively quiet in Madrid. The
Cortes viii be constituted in conformity with the law of
1887 or that Of l545. The Bank Of San Fernando has
advanced Is, ,oO0, 600 reals to the Treasury
Barcelona again quiet. There had been collisions
between the people and the troops.
On the night of the I'd arrangements made for the
departure of Christina and her family. Gen. San Miguel
was have escorted her with squadron of dragons,
sno Espartero went to the palace to attend her departure
Angry groups Of men, however assembled round her car
rage with the purpose of sezing her and il was found
necessary postpone her journey. On the 9th deputa-
tops from various sections of Madrid presented themselves
before the Junfa demand that Christina be prevented
from leaving the country until she has been tried by the
Cortes The Junta Immediately communicated the request
to the Council Of Ministers who after discussion which
lasied the whole night consented to the demand and she
is now nomnaly under arrest Esparetero wished to have
her quietly removed from the country but ODonne is
extremely violent against her and demands that she SHALL
at Least be made refund into the treasury the moneys
Of which she has pundered the country.
Nhrious differences of opinion said 10 exist among
tie nistry. Tie name Of Narvaez now begins 70 be
heard among the people.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
Sa,OOO,0OO IN GOLD.
MARYSVILLE DESTROYED BY FIRE.
POLITICAL NEWS.
MINING INTELLIGENCE.

Two steamers arrived this morning bringing fort
night later intelligence from the Pacific coast.
The GEORGE LAW, L. s. Mail Steamer. Lieut.. C. V.
Fox commanding left Aspinwal st le o'clock the
night Of the 18th inst and arrived al Quarantine this
morning at 81 O'Clock making the in days and 81
hours.
She brings the California mails of August l. sl ala 5ss
in treasure on freight, and 2ss passengers.
Let at Aspinwan steamer North Star, awaiting the
arrival Of the passengers savn. San Francisco on the st
inst by the Yankee Blade which steamer upto la clock
meridian of the l4h inst, had not arrived at Panama
August 90 of Carysfort Light, passed steamer Pro-
metbeus Of the Nicaragua Line, bound north Same day
of Florida Light exchanged signals with American
bark showing white burgee, and swalcwtal with two
horizontal stripes red and white and black star in the
center
August o. at o'clock A. NJ, lat. $50 NJ lon ~ W.,
lin the Gulf Sream fell in with bark John Potter of Bos
ton from Havana Aug Is for NewYok, showing signals
of distress the captain, David Fuller, and first mate,
Georse Fuller, father aud SON., having both died OF the
yellow fever the former the second and the latter
the fourth day after leaving port Having no navigator
on board put officer in charge with orders to take her
into New-York AT time herm. brig Ellis, bound
n Az II A. NJ same day exchanged signals with brig
Alvaro, standing TO the y. L.
August 20, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, ship Emily, bound
-.
Nodens standing 10 the North.
MExoRAyDA OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP SoNoRa.-
Left San Francisco Aug l, 4P NJ. the Brother Jona-
thsn for San Juan left at p NJ same day. and the Yam
kee Blade for Panama. at 3l-P. NJ Passed the Brother
Jonathan at p. NJ. same evening. Aug {, 10 A. NJ,
passed the port of Acapulco ak days and eighteen hours
from San Francisco. Aug -, midnight passed the Yam
kee Blade and arrived at Panama at 2. NJ. 18th, IL
days and 2li hours from San Francisco Experienced
pleasant weather through the voyage passengers all
in good health The Sonora has board 81 900 OOe gold
dust for New York, and sl36 900 for England
The steamer COrtes, from San Juan, arrived at H,n
Francisco July s three days after the Sonora. July 3d.
the Uncle Sam and Golden Gate arrived at San Francisco
The Gate was detained IA hours in Acapulco She made
the voyage from Panama in 90 hours less time than the
Uncle Sam. Three deaths occurred aboard the Uncle
Sam; none oD the Gate The steamer Pacific from San
JUAN arrived Jyly 81 being the first in six months when
any ship OF the Nicaragua line has arrived prior to the
sailing of the steamers.
The following is the Treasure List OF the steamship
law
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
Rooms OF THE AMERICAN REFORM TRACT AND

Book SOCIETY, CISCIEsATI, Aug. 9, 1854.
Dear Sir: The Directors of the American Reform Tract
and Book Society address you friend Of umsn rights
opposed to the Nebraska fraud. We at this
time earnestly engaged in efforts by which hope to as
rt securing Kansas and Nebraska for free institutions
An opportunity is offered whereby with aid Of
fellow citizens timely and eectua blow may be struck
We wish by special agents and coporteurs to scatter
broadcast these Territories such publications, and To
duBe such influences SHALL by the help OF God crett
and sustain public sentiment Of the right character,
against the time when States shall then be organized I'M
fortunately all who removing to these Territories,
from the Free States even not fully Instructed
or change Already voices of warning come to us from
true the ground who ask 10 be prompt IN the
diffusion of light. Our publications and such as we
can command, fitted 10 this work. We wish to send
the Corresponding Secretary of our Society to
Witt and examine these Territories, and it's desirable
that he should take with him. who shall re-
main end act agents and colporeurs, distributing
publications, and collecting useful information IN regard
to the country its and prospects, by which
future efforts be guided We need funds for the pub
caon of and books and for sending them and
these agents and laboers into this important field
Emerans pouring in and what done must be done
quickly. May not ask from you special donation to
this exgency and for the common cause OF freedom
II we can be promptly supplied with means, we will I'LL
these territories with and publications that will speak
for'God and rmanity
should you think proper TO aid please inclose your
donation Il. Mason, Treasurer, No. $50 Walnut-s
Cincinnati BY order of the Directors,
CHARLES b. B0YNTON Corresponding Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
FROM THE DANIIRE.

According to latest accounts the Russians continue in
retreat and the only question Is whether they will stop be-
hind the Seveh the Pruth Their retirement effected
in perfect order Omar Pasba has crossed the Danube
with the main body of bis army from Shuma and the neigh
boring positions and II is stated thai $4,000 Turks are now
in aacha On the 27th and 2.th July corps Of 10000
Turks crossed the at RassOva and Sisra, which
form the right of the army advancing Bucharest aud
by the latest statement received from Vienna the IdrkS
advance guard entered Bucharest August th Thecourse
the Danube from Orsova to Gaatz is in possession
of the Turks Turks that invitation has
already been sent by the Walachan Bogards TO Omar
Pacha and a loyal address voted to the Sultan.
Information which 10 be authentic says that Mol
davia will also be evacuated. The Part 1aueHr con.
firms the statement but adds that notwithstanding the
announcement by the Russian Envoy OF this complete
evacuation of the Principaies Count BGo the Austrian
exchanged notes. the etb, with the rep
resentatiyes France and England 10 the effect that
Austria in with France and England, contlnuei
Russia 10 prevent of the difficulties which
have troubled the peace of Europe; and Austria further
pledges herself until the complete reestaslishment OF
peace not 20 treat separately with the Cabinet OF ST.
Petersburg until such guarantee be obtained other
words Austria consents to insist something more than
the status quo auto 6eHum.
Meantime the Russian regiments in Bessarabia ana
Kberson are in all haste TO the Crmes, while
those in Moldava will march TO occupy their places
Omer Pacha, on entering Walachia published pro-
clemauon to the nhabtons stating that be did not in
tend make that province theater of war According
TO the Trieste Zcituug new convention mas Deen n
between Austria aud the Porte by virtue OF when tue
Austrian troops will be permitted TO pass by way oil a.
gusa into the Turkish territory should IL necessary " ACT
agyinst Montenegro. ,
Austria and Prussia expected soon 10 propose 10 e
Geruanc Diet that the Federal contingent be placed on
war footing BavaraR troops WILL in case OF nee oc-
cupy the Austrian provinces IN ltas Inc vienna Coh
ference has not yet met The Prussan army has not yet
D.. Ant,.l
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
..ned IN he foOxiug di,p..eh ds.ed rrsq,onde yaly

eiSN ." VIC iVnV"ipe ufPescn 1oro ilciUkVnoei Ju!
2l:
"The Turk.h army n Asia is continually rein "a.
"All tie Bsshi .Bs,ouks have been placed Ter the
command Of Ismal Pstha General Kme,tyl who is
charged with the organization and Improvement of II
fIee uer troops.
"Ths measure has certainly been one OF the best in
spirations Of the Generaiu Chief Although eutirely
separated from the rest Of the army Ismai ssh4 has
powerfuly contributed 10 the ra elevation OF the col
der by constantly obtaining the advantage in the
engagements which he has undertaken with his reg
ulsr troop. sgainst the Russen Cos-sks and although
these small engagements with outposs apparently in
significant they nevertheless produce excellent effect
upon tie spirit of the army. Besides this Isma Pssha
has completely succeeded n reprsDg he turbulence and
pillage TO which the Bashi-B4zouks were too mu,h ad
dicted.
80 The ascendancy which Isma Pasha has been able to
acquire his troops forms = very remarkable fact.
This General has made himself st once feared ahd
spected These irregular troops have the most
limited confidence in the capacity OF their chief They
blindly obey him, guided by him, aud always
the most admirable courage and intrepidity Recently
ror division Of Cosaeks supported by cavalry and 80
pieces of cannon after having passed Arpa Icha
TO forage the Turkish territory the left bank OF the
KarsTc cbai Ismail Pasha the time upon the right
bank Of that river with 200 of his irr, guars IL was
possible for him 10 attack the COsacks with his handful
Of men, but upon inimato2 which he cOntriyed TO
send in Immediately Hadji Denivah, who nped
about league and half the Kars Tchai that chief
instantly up with 500 Bzshi Bszouks.
"Isma Pssha then crossed the Tchai and attacked
the enemy with such impeuo.ty that he instantly took
fight in spite Of the great inferonty Of numbers The
Basbi Bazoubs pursued the RGssaEs lance in hand aud
the latter were obliged 70 their guns 10 protect their
retreat"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
FROM THE WHITE SEA.
Froz sAe InraliGs RH''s.

IN the 9th sth OF Jgly, between and cloeA N 'ne
re-noo, two Of the tnemys steamers one OF wnon '
M M;rraa having approached the monastery oil sooVe,-
te - ~ fire balls ard shells at it. Between ana
sh tb cannonade ceased and the bearer OF - o.
truce presented himself before the ,Sas c the
p %nsrio of the monastery the Arehimande ASA
az Ysinsd 10 obey this summons oi the eheu! ss ne
ue L. a, a clock the stoaSers reeommencei the DOM
rdmst which they continued necessarily until
In tbe aeTnoGl' ,,,o,, of .;ne hours nobody was
Ia spils ~ orn5sd in the uten0r Of the monastery
% ha Ss SuTy the woCden inn ,'1ssS ia s sde
the ~a. was pierced with several se0 ss. Of the moass
spstSd IN ihe interior OF the snees' "aiiS " N"'
teTy they sid DO, sasian any Jar! ,.-, ye;ybed an
having ceased as fire @ sf Bay :5Sser' " o%s. where
sg and The crew d @ds 20 Se nc cd:5
hohse anu shsnss tbsy carried away s ofonSe zen
xS;cS they took on board the MIanda - We We,
a,tiele. uich tbsy found at the Custom Wv
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
Passengers Arrived.

In the r. NJ steamship A.sa iron. LiseoM Ro.enfed .dy
i:dy Mr. k.hi s.d lady M.rvn Bailey Goldehnd,
5sis1s; 5is s, s.s bos.s @
'i'if G. hlsa NJ sss,.sa PS'.sS stephen a:is:
G'sitsH es1ts nt1 t1.ii rSI s sn;5 Bale
S I DE Jss5 VIE " :i5 jois E
Nsa Sesn Sss M1. In G.es rae A. % as Som.. ad.~ Fssy
.rS SilSs a.n sass % Ms.S%9y .dy asHy
a.. Sy John % ysSs, SoaH K k. Btoo
Ss. Nh Rsads T Ss' Otto
L fss: al.. J..aaI. .1@ .I 4$:e Tsse
kn NJ; UDss5wcod :ss ehiia..n E%,9as
,,s ?, ss eey ee C. wAsP aaPs R.yns. .Ts s.n.
Cos E5p. T. S HS%i5i Children = w ,ss .s,sI .s,sa w ,p
bIidee cspL Z: cefs L BssAHsP @ e shae, Geo Z Cd
Z .ai. ia y -; t5.y sseiSh hsG.S I'd
er. n'T. f. ' g Psaiey 1 D.v = M.aaias h.:
S1dl dAt .l II S::it ois F f's o:s Il as
I: L. Sii's !: b. f' i Gs:! s: Qiis Ell 4;;
i'' xsaIo. :G5 ~ E.s ascsoe. s.ssa' 5 f.TsTs
i..Ssi ELMO Nscr: cor j;sr:on fs5 sad
.s % w wa.a: Iii sass a aqnief q: L. a:lS
Barge Arsta Ghss zudsrsil and L.sy sssws 4 Hog
Jones lady aad son-and lsi u the fs.rsse-
.soashr P,,-esa<ys or SsA Jlaa-R Pearson E.v Ia
children; NJ PsEde, child and Mrs h
Capt G W. AeCersI, Msa Stewart, Capt w "e-,
Cart Felsef Altman A De Codoss John Pest, G.onee
Ns Alpborso Robert Buh Charles Stanley, the Hon c 5.
f.x Hun6 Ceps. Hant the Rev z. H. HLriov Wels Far
20 CO MesseEzer. Adsg Co Aes-enger, Olive AlsIsn
Der Rsnkn N Leveas wife and three Children Mr.. Miller
r. Pshin Nj. Dusy and children MeDaay, Barrett
ar set Chsre. Lsere II. ndy Ls Linse Ger, G. Wich
,,b.soa Or Kslo. and p Peel Lsaeooer W kosl,
Gace N. Pnovins, g S0nr1hE J. C. Tucker Langley.
p B,rcsy, J. seAahon. r p speer, c H. Basr, LeEs
IL Cso.s Ge.r H. Arnr s5Sa 1r. Ls1s asd snd Hia9i
FisSsiisr b. 9 Er.rEss, ouIk, J. NJ sss,s Mrs L. 4
Jrfsoa Read watscE g. W Proyse, A Rooers,as sad
Sy Rotsr,ii,e TGIJsr. J. Il. sIaish w. MARIN,
Rsttr Cabin srs seerrse.
sr rFsae--6. BOsiS1ssr And Gay hrs HissE
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
THE ,LONGsHoREMEN's SOCIETY

The 'Lougshoremens Society held quarterly meeting
last evening in Tammany Hail. which several hundred
members attended. Mr. JOHN II. WILLIAMS, President
of the Society presided and large amount Of business
was DONE Among other things the funeral benefits for
members and their wives increased $40 eaoh that
the amount now 10 be allowed is s35 for the burial of
member and $50 for the inerment Of his wife. COM
mi.,ee of thirteen appointed to nominate officers for
the Society be chosen at its next election Vacancies in
the Committee in charge of the Widow and Orphans Fund
filed, and further arrangements made toward
the contemplated excursion Of the Society to Fort Lee
the ns the proceeds of which will be devoted the
benefit Of the Widow and Orphans Fund.
This Society continues to prosper, having its roll OF
membership about 400 names.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
The steamship PRoMETHEUs, Capt. Turner, from

The steamship PROMETHEUs Capt. Turner, from
Punta Arenas, Nic with passengers and $500 600
in specie, on freight to c. Morgan, also arrived this
morning.
The steamer Prometheus arrived at Punta Arenas on
the morning OF the 4th at o'clock, having touched at
Kingston for Goals The steamer Brother Jonathan, con-
Meeting with the Prometheu arrived at San Juan del sua
on the ih instant.
The Prometheus left Punts Arenas on the morning OF ihe
10th with 254 passengers and $500 specie nfregh
and arrived early this morning. On Sunday 18th inst at
6P NJ saw brig, supposed her to be ashore on Aoer'
queque Gays bore down for her sle proved to be an
American brig anchor exchanged signals and proceed
ed on our voyage
VESSELS LEFT IN PoRT.-American brig URANUS OF
Hallowell for New York, soon.
The following is the Specie list Of the steamship Pro-
M
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
POLAND.

letter from Warsaw Of the lst in the Press Of Wen
Da, says:
"Tbe approaching arrival Of the Car at Warsaw will
be nIked s said by certain concessions 10 the Poles
respects their nationality II is said that the Assembly
Of NOables mentioned in the organic statute OF the king
dom Of Poland Of ls32 is 10 be convoked. Tue establish
mnts Of public instruction are said 10 be reopenef
end the emp ymert Of the Poh language in official acts
the publication of the annual expenses and receipts and
the TO consent direct ordered. The Polish
army is also the report goes be re6-abshed bat
der the command OF Russian officers The fourth recruit
ing is fnshed had the population been placed un
der contribution TO such an extent"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
James McIIenry's Circular

Per 4,ial LIVERPOOL, Tuesday. Aug. II, 1885,
Pkovoxs-Bacon unchaned Beef slowly full rates
PORK Irregular prices and made with d
euly cheese Il wanted a. 81 for fne
LARD less active, but cheaper.
IALLow has advanced 4.
In trsnssctioIs reported
QuEBcIIsos BARE is in request at the quotations
LfNsEED CAEEs inquired for
BREaDsrUFF-The demand lirge ard the stocks
fast r,dueing Flour and Indian Corn desrtr
CoTToS d.s sell pretty general but price.
vry slightly affected only being able oisoa
about 6d per n. There fair business doing in
Manchester At STEADY prices - .. -. -
soek ths Ssz CeO bags Of which 59 sl American.
soek as bags which 5 52S American.
s. hi wsek % go bss including 81 go Amesnis5e bags
being on speculation, and 1900 fJr ,Iport.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
FIRES.
y,nr IN pRooKLYS.

Abou, o. clock this morning fre broke oa' ~ ;Is
buildpg nwncd by w. X Coles No. 10 fuion-S',
was occupied by Mesrs. Liddle & spencer = rn,,,
ing Establishment. The building was oo~ n,;id,n, !.
.,d all the contents pesroyed. The loss on Du'u
shor, "a oooon goods So 900; insured in the FUTON
Compapy wHlamsburgh. and Hartford Company Iy" ,"n
s~.,;eut. No. "a, occupied liquor store Dy 'Ov1
pTomequc, and No. 's furniture store by M'' a.
p0.oe.ou. we're considerably damaged. Insured
~ and 10 Engine Compaue' i't'sed % w.. -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

The Board took acton the nhuman treatment of one
of the belonging to the Work House, by the Com
missoneis Of Emigration their subordnstes Wards
Island. He taken with cholera while digging graves
for The dead that land aud Immediately removed to
the Hospital but the physicians there denied him admit
tance. lie taken back 10 the Work House under
burning sun, and in consequence died. Mr.. Phillips, the
Clerk Of the Board of Gov enors, drec ed to write
to Mr. g. C. VerplaDk President of the Board of Com.
missoners of Emigration in relation this matter with
extracts from Mr. Edridges letter containing the partc-
unrs Of this case for such action that department may
deem necessary and proper in the premises.