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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13
CHAPTER XI.

THE JENNY LIND KNTEaPRIsE
An Agent to Europe-Terms Of Engagcment-AIisrep-
resentations-The Contract-A SurpriseThe Agreement
Rati6ed-A Cheap Picture-Prcparing the way-First
Meeting with Jenny-The Ianding-Water versus Wine
"A New Propositou-Jcnny's Benevolence-The First
'Concert-Enthusiastic Reception-Petty Annoyance
Management-The Press-Receipt-An Affecting Incl
dent-A Ruse--power of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fill
more-Messrs Clay, Cass, Webster and Benton-Wash
ington's DEMONSTRATING Hsnds-Extcmpore Waiter
Christmas Tree-Solemn Moments-Jenny in Havana-A
-Recreatlon--vivalla and his Dog--The Prod
gv-Up the Mississipp-The Mystifed Barber--The Her
mitage-Aprl Focl-Another Ruse-Humbu yged after
-All-Useless Revolvers-The Engagement Closed--Jen
ny's Marrage-Charty Concerts-price Of Tickets-To-
tai Receipts Of Concerts-Jenny Lind's Receipts.
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CJOPE CHAPEL-TO LET, THE LECTURE ROOM OF
II Hope Chapel 7lS Broadway for lectures and con-
cers; also the upper apartment chapel proper Tor
the same purposes and for religious services the Sab
bath from the present time to tho frst u Nay next
Apply to ELI GOODWIN, lit Tenth street.
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LNOR SALE-A WEEKLY PAPER, THE CIRCULA-
IL tion Of which is sufficient to pay expenses indie
pendent of good advertising patronage Direct with
real name, to L. h. D., Herald Office.
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REwARD-LOST ON THE 9TH INSTANT, IN
crossing to Brooklyn in the ferry boat, or in one
the Fulton cars, two order books, foolscap
please leave them at Stewards grocery, Of
a road and Glove road, Bedford at No 120 Maiden
n e. New York.
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rlNO LET-PARTIALLY FURNISHED-PART OR THE
l whole Of q comfortable three story and ba semen
house, Twenty street, Eighth avenue with
gentee family Part Of the rent would be taken I'd
agreeable. Call ut Office Of D. g. Warren Esq 25l
Broadway, room No. IL. -
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tFIDE sH0Wt"-bulTAL0 HUNT, ETC.
Moving Shakspere's House-Swss Bci-Rngers-Va
rious Observation-Disclosures misunderstanding
Menagerie-1he woolly Horse-Fremonts Nondescrip
His Last Kick-The Herd OF Bunaloes--A Free Exhibi
fion-Bufralo Hunt-Pleased with Humbug-Circum-
stances Alter Cases-Monkey and Gander Skins.
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tN1A OAA wANTED.-THE ADVERTISER WILL
DlOsOUO give an interest to any one who vii
invest this amount in . Of The most pro
fabIe kinds Of business extant which he will ugarante
to yield hundred per cent profit. To trouble
none need apply without the cash or its equivalent
For an interview apply at the Office OF the Mansion
House. Chambers street. from to O'Clock for two days
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NEW YORK GERMAN THEATRE, BOWERY--
IN Wednesday evening, December 10, great attrac-
ton, being for the benefit Of Mr. W. Wood and Miss r.
A. Denham, which occasion those favoritc dancers
viii appear; also Mile. Charini, in Of her best
dances Miss Eleanor Of Buckeyes, will also sing
OF her favorite ballads with the whole strength ts
German company in a fine old comedy.
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THE AMERICAN MUSEUM.
New Enterprises-Foot in the Ladder-Strong Resolu
tions-The American Museum-A Bold Attempt-An In
1erview-Propositlons--Ivy Island agan-A Repulse-
1actics-Ths Shots Take Effect-Stratagem Foiled-Th
victory-Neck or Nothing-Museum Improvement
Humbug and Reality-Niagara in the Museum-raxed
for . Cataract-Tbe Falls in full Fow-Caught by an
Eiitor-The Captain Cook Cub-sfy Laurels in Danger
The Hoaxer Hoaxed-The Fejee Mermaid-Puzz)e for
Observation-Disclosures Grifhn-Ways and Means-An In
genous Observation-Disclosures Explanations
Grand Anpouncement-The Old Dutchman-A sight OF
the "Mare maid'-Mermaid and Segar-The Professor
MISUNDERSTANDING the rag-Receipts in Contrast
Profitable Opposition-Gen. Tom Thumb-A Frank Con-
fession.
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Il, - REwARD.-LOST ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER s,
sr in Broadway, between Washington place and Ca
nal sreet small gold locket containing two likenesses
will cold guard chain attached Any returning said
art to No Washington place will receive the above
reward.
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LvOR SALE AN OYSTER SALOON, A DINING
II saloon, and segsr store-the oyster saloon on a
corner, in great business thoroughfare price, $3.50
The dining sale on near market, for $500, and now
making $25 a week The segar store OF the most
profitable in the city Apply to G. H0WES 81 Nassau
street, room 4.
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n 0 LEr-THE FIRST FLOOR OF HOUSE $50 FOURTH
street, at moderate rent. Inquire at 032 Four II
street, between avenues G and d.
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IL popular saloon in Broadway, now doing good
business 1t can BE- bought very reasonable terms
II applied for Immediately the present proprietors
are winding up their business and about to leave
town. Appyto OSCAR COMMON, 2s4 Washington street,
up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

II OUsE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR sALE-A
near and below Union Square. An arrangement could
be made with the present occupants board in the
houss Address X. n c., Herald Office, Union Square
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fJNO LET, WITH FURNITURE FOR SAIE-THE FOUR
i story English basement house l04 West Twenty
seventh street. Rent 5000 Furniture, $500. Apply
for three days, to r. G. PIERCE Pine street. corner Of
Broadway.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived from Boston 18th ult James Bsues ST LverPooli
Sailed for do. 18th, John carsr, from Liverpooli Are
sailed for Rutland 9Th, VIM. Vail, from Liverpool.
Sailed fo sullivan, Me-, 9Th Nebraska. from Liverpool
buow al shields. 27th Castle lognaly from C.nfee
gol of Falmouth for London 18TH Compromise, at Liver
sailed Newycrk esth ccnqnsrns Here .pd AsAsndri.
tor New World and Prince Regent Do; Sea Lion, from
sb,6s; sarsh from the Clyde; fetfe from Bnso Ava,
Arrived Iom Phsds phs 10Th Tus,srora. at Liverpool
sailed for 2sh. Nep,unss Fssoriss, from liverpool
Arr. from Baltimore 26sl Cochnate, al London
sid 18th, Zone from Liverpool; 18Th, william aud
sld. for virrni. 18th. Naples from Liverpool.
SID wilmiI stou, N C., nth Mathew King from Lv'
sS for Charleston 2,h. Cohd.r from Liverpool
SID savannah 2e,h Wooinan, from Liverpool; Sarah
Arrived from Nsw.orissns sd, Ms'coaome at Livsrpoo
2sth, Nsthl Hooper at the TeSel g. A. g.
and j. H. Jarvis from Liverpool; Jane Cooper and Sierra
Nevada from Bristol; 9Th, James Tteomb aad Lady Russell,
Arrived At Liverpool ash ut evs Sarah Sand. ~ Clover.
Quebec. Sid 5oih Rio Grands Ne~otieans' A'iOn New
In the Msr.ey outward bound 9sh Minnesota and pheuis
for NewYcrs Boston Lisht for Newosn' North Anerc'
The Europa P;sfa the f,IIow9. vessels; .,, ,,o,
Al 55oP NJ, passed American ship showing signal
Oct s. Ii A. NJ, lat Sc ST. long 90 %. brig Edwin, bound
9Th. A. NJ, lat 50 &C, long &c 81, bark Emporium bound
west
Mr. Dwisht and wife Mrs Dr. S owe Mt Shlminss aud
wife MI hennns' ard wife Mlbs'on and WIFE Nc. Wells
ard wife Dr. and wife DIR Whitride, DR. Waterbury,
Dr. Warren and wife Rev Mr.. Townley, Capt Black two
Misses PoIoeks Prof Busch, Mr. BIZ aud wife. Mss Me-
Dopsan Misses Bs lard Rev. Mr. ThoGeson, M Berh,nt
ard wife Misses Roth. Capt Huston and wifi Mr. Hill,
MIR Harris wife Mrs Ferzie Messu Wells dollaod Nc
Nan Tou nn, Carter McLassn sphan Bernardo tionoy
Bsd Nelson Brennan Homby, Htigh, ~ Parsons PiePont,
De Las Cases. Tifon McDoDad Rsch Hay. Ho,eiha Dds,
williamson Stevens iii Rrford Brewer Morel Un,eol,cs'
Be,fck NamoDgre Baudouin 0allupo Noeslsy HasSins,
Bolsrrson Long kiidna kelnuth, Bowley, stsbbs H.-
rem McMssters Rostron e.eycoar ArdGsln Wal
lace Pollock Kchinz, Calvin Canton. Kelly Rooertson,
Mem Dalton Robinson Lees Carter and Mr. Wise add Wife
fFor details kers by he Uaioa sec Third Page
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

by Sub-Marine and European 7aegrapil
vienna, Friday Evening.-It is rumored in the
Greek mercantile circulars that the allies have OBJ
tanned signal advantage. The funds have risen in
consequence.
PARIS, Friday Evening, P. M.-Further tele-
graphic messages from Vienna confirm the accounts
of the favorable disposition manifested toward the
allies by the Tartar population Of the Crimes. The
sanitary condition of the allied army excellent.
An official bulletin communicated to the Embassa-
doris o. CoDstantnop'e, and dated from the bvousc
at Old Fort on the l6th announces that the allies had
intended the next day to attack an intrenched camp
of 10 900 Russians posted in the direction OF Sevaso
pol, but that the camp had been raised in the night
and the Russians fell back upon the town.
Twelve thousand Tartars bad offered themselves to
the allies as volunteers and their services were &C.
cepted.
1t was reported that the attack upon Sevastopol
had been fixed for the 25th September.
The Russian feet had been reconnotred in the port
of Sevastopol by the French steamship Napoleon.
The Three p CeHts closed to-day at 5'25 for the
end Of the month, and the Four and .a-half Cents
at % 100.
MADRID, Sept. 26.-The Three p Gents were done
to-day at "a.
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNION AND THE EUROPA.
NO BATTLE YET!
THE sEIGE OF sEvAsTOPoL.
THE CHINESE REBELLION.

By tire arrival yesterday Of the steamship
Union at this port, and the Europs at Halifax,
we have weeks later news from Europe.
PER EuRoPA-[By Telesrapi.l
HALIFAX, Wednesday, De-. II, 1884.
The royal mail steamship Europa, Capt. shannon,
from Liverpool September 30, at O'Clock, p. ~,
arrived at Halifax at o'clock this A. NJ.
The Collins steamship Baltic, from New-York on
the 9Th September, arrived at Liverpool at O'Clock
A. N. of Wednesday, the 27th ult.
The steamships Washington and Clyde from New
York arrived out on the 23d ul the former at South.
ampton, and the latter at Glasgow
The U. s. steam frigate San Jacin,o left Southamp-
ton on the afternoon of the 9Th, with Deal pilot on
board for the Baltic hoping to be in time to witness
the bombsrdmen, OF Revel
The clipper ship Red jacket bad arrived at Mel
bourne, Australia in II days passage from Liverpool
which port che left on the 4th Of May last.
The Europa left for Boston, at II o'clock, A. NJ,
where she viii be due on Thursday evening.
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c,. S ~.s d i,.c unanimously nominated.

shssfsr vss declared unanimously nominated.
The Convention then adjourned to meet tuesday
evening to complete the ticket by nominating can
didate for City Judge and one for Surrogate.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRicT.-tne haTa Sue'
Congressional Convention for the lid Disnict met
At No. 4s vesey ct last evening for the second u"e
TO nominate candidate for Congress. L. r. froos'
presided. There were twenty ballots wiihou'
choice. They were as given below, with TWO OF
three exceptions, in which there was change OF
vote: &
q D. 3. Wi,t ciinioo T. v. G. wedskina $50.
On the 10th ballot Mr.. Hart received IL votes, anu
Cohen but g. but 10 were necessary to nomi"a'e
Har. There being no choice, the Convention again
adjourned.
yIIIrH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-The Hard
Ehels Last night nominated Col. JAMES L. CURTIS as
their candidate for Congress. He had IL votes to ~
for John Anderson.
POLICE JusTicE NoxISArioS.-The Hard Shells OF
the With Judicial District Twelfth, Nineteenth and
Tweity-second wsrdsl last night nominated MICHAEL
CoxxolLr for Police Justice.
With ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcT.-The Wing Nominal
inc Committee Of the Seventh Assembly District,
Ninth Ward, met last evening, Tuesday, at the
Adr;at;c. corner Of Hudson and Barrowsts., to
nominate candidate for Assembly. After having Or
espi.ed. the Committee elected james Booth, Esq,
Chsrmsn. and George p. Nelson, Esq., Secretary
The Coumittee then preessdea 70 o0mHsss . ''S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12

The Porte had authorized Sehsuzh, now Con-
mander-in-Chief of the army in Asis. to sele,, hs
Generals nom the army Of Roumslis- II, has
chosen Dervish Ps.b., Ehkin Pssha, Hlssein Pashl
and Mahmoud Effrndi.
Scbsmyl has effected junction with bi' Leu'sn
ant, Daniel Day, and threatens an immediate s''ack
on Tifis. Daniel has hsd two engagements, o''n
successful. sga;nf, Gen. Wrengles.
A division Of Polish artillery had deserted TO the
Turks bringing two guns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
SPAIN.

Renewed Disturbances are feared at Madrid, but
as yet there has been no open outbreak.
Barcelona is more quiet.
Mr.. SouIe is in P iri,. on bis way to Baden. Ihe
Times corr respondent again asserts that the Spanish
auth oriiies hold he proof Of Mr.. Soules connection
with the recent insunectionary attempts.
The Government has removed all French refugees
into the interior, beyond the Ebr'. They will not be
allowed to reside in Arragon, Catalonia, the Basque
Provinces, or Madrid.
It is not true that o Donnell will accept the Minis
try of Foreign Affairs.
Gems. Cordova, Manaquessa and Mazarebo viii
soon return to Spain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL Cotton Market. SEPT. 90.

Liverpool Cotton M0kkts. .cLfI.
The Brohe Circular repors rather more moderate de-
REGULAR the qualities Of American while the better
grades Lore freely offered a, rather ioEer rteH Inc
quotsii0ns. however were unsltered Sea issni, WIN
ps.s.,s 1]y bad .dyaHssd I9: v.eon .sa sT
port The sales Of to-day FrdaJl were w nAes tne
closing steady. DennktO~n quotes Fsir Orleans; 10. AL
dlrs do s4ai5 Sl6; Fair Mobiles 10; Addns d., - lIoi
Fair UplsIes, 49, Aiddlrs DO, IS.
Liverpool Corn Market. SEPT. %.
BxEApsTryFs bsd inward tendency eusoins nod-
and as On Com. Western Cs,al Flour was quoted a.
81 The srriva OF al articles were snail sas soe were
light. ,,,x
sls Ptfadeph la ssiuo-e 81 sd35; Ohio, y eSis;
.our - asa White Whssf. si2alei1i red. sIesi%
White and yellow Corn, 50 a3sls And mixed, 80
Liverpool Provfsscn Market. SEPT. %.
fFrom NeHsnrr G.rdners Ciiculsr -Thsre va, r.tner
more doing In BAT With greatly reduced stock Deheo
awaiting the quotations Of the Government
fosK UNCHANGED bAeos more seavs, ana 90. A..
sHouLpIss bad also improved LAsn Vas IN ineress ~
rsnd; ssles Of 30 50 d5 Fer TtLLow mere 80
buyen Of ca. LNsEED CAKE was wanted CHLLst ar,
viii Upward tendency, and vented For BAHx sas msS'
vu dull, and prices irregular
Liverpool Produce Market. .SEFr. p.
son ss " q 81 e s,r 1cu,resl Pearls ara
fhsI. y nothing doing in Trrrrsrni' s''H'" were
RIss Va. IN M demand and there bad bssa '.'' Of 900
bks Common o. 3d46-
Rres-There hsd been srvs business In lrdsn and Caro-
lima, the latter quoted a. II sd1lo
For sugar and CeFFrE pvs were 10, faotA1J o~e oni
holders pressing on tn EArket
-Ins.: are s .sse: ssn ..,. .ol SIS p..
SCI. y. ssshasssd N ,aee being aa''sd *AeA To- R'Ps
DIIVOODs vsrS yseh.ased n Phcs. with limited sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
ITALY.

Report says that Garbaldi and Cen. Rosseh haye
crossed the Sardinian frontier to fight duel, arising
out Of Garbadis letter dsclaimng the recent nsur-
rection at Parma.
The PspI Government has just concluded loan
Of four million crowns with the Rothschilds.
The cholera is committing greatravages at Aessna.
All the Consuls except the Bey's and the American
had fed the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
GREEK AFFAIRS.

According to the terms Of a no'eexchangcd between
France England and Bavaria, the Bsvarian Govern
ment has sent II. Mauver as a special Envoy to
ressn King Ohio into obedience.
The Sultan has extended for one month the period
allowed for settling the difficulties with the Porte.
A committee of merchants has been appointed at
Corstanpope to regulate the rate Of foreign exchange
and paper money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
PRUSsIAN NEGOTIATIONS.

The Austrian circular note OF the 18th uit, al
dressed to all the State. of the Geruanic Coufeder-
ton except the two Meckleuburgs, has bees met oy
Bussisn note dated the 2lst, calling upon Austria to
define csegorically what i, means by German inter-
ests.
A Prussian note has also been presented to the
Diet, promising moral support to the four gusran-
tees required from Russis but urges postpone neui
of all discussion on the subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
RUSSIA.

RUSSIA.
Jus,erian Of Moscow, and II. j. Boldelf Of Shuya,
both calico printers, have failed.
Respecting political matters, the only remark Is
tina. Whatever may happen, the Car will not give in.
The has been new issue Of paper money to the
extent Of Elk million roubles.
Via The Baltic it is stated that the discomfort OF the
Russian population is increasing and even threatens
to bring on o revolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
CHINA.

The dates by the overland mail are Canton, Aug );
Shanghai July "a; Annoy, July 90, and Singapore
Aug. IL.
Canton was in a state Of siege. Business was en-
trely suspended and the city would in few days be
in the hands Of the insurgents. No tea was being
brought to market.
Whampoa and Fushman were still held by the
insurgents.
Exchange at Shanghai 81, and at Canton AL.
Additional dispatches from Hong-kong say that
the exports of new tea were four millions OF pounds
and of silk 1863. There had been NO arrivals Of tes
at Canton since the previous mail Of so chops pre-
viously received, As were shipped. AT Shanghai
there was little business doing either in tea or silk,
end the quality of the latter lie inferior.
The question respecting duties was expected to be
compromised by deposit OF one-third of the orig nal
amount.
The demand for imported goods had improved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
ROBBING THE MAIL-NOMINATION FOR
CONGRESS-

ALBANY, Wednesday, Oct. ii, 1854
A son of Jacob Berripger, The Postmaster at Cape
Vincent, was arrested on Saturday night, by Col.
North, Special Mail Agent, on a charge of being en-
gagged in robbing the mail between Rome and Cape
Vincent He was held TO bail to answer the charge.
Willard was to-day nominated by the Sofis for
Congress in the Jefferson District.
The u. s. Arsenal and the grounds which surround
II are to be sold public auction on the fifteenth OF
November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
VERDICT AGAINST CAPTAIN RICE.

QUEBEC, Wednesday, Oct. II, ls54.
This morning Coroners Jury brought verdict
against Capt. p. Rice, of the Rhea Sylvia for
shooting Capt. Rice and Alexander Suter, who had
gone to his vessel in boat and used insoence toward
him. The mate swore that the deceased had threat.
ened 10 shoot the Captain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
FRANCE.

new civic police for Paris is to be organized on
the model of the London Police.
Prince Ponis towski, the Tuscan Minister at Paris
has resigned, and intends to become naturalized
French subject. He is a favorite Of the Emperor,
who will appoint him to high office.
Gen. Pempomere is dead. Ho was 65 years of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

Capt. Mcclure and the crews of his Polar EIpedi-
ton had arrived at Cork.
The Marquis of Ormond, and Mrs. Warner the
actress, are dead.
Alderman Moon has been elected Lord Mayor OF
London.
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State OF Trade.


rhe Ma-chss.er uartst dali ssa prices were IN
changed.
LIverpoo, Timber Market Sent %.
Mess E~nx Ca report sale. Of ssv,ursh tel ,s
r.ta e-y. hey slots NgsTerk us seii SAL go,
fl5 81 sd Pipe sisv.s f53fi; Se~-crics7s hos
EHda , and " me Pipes s1093A
London Produce Markets .Syrr. ~
BsnE Brothers Co the COLOSSAL foreign pfoda,-
Mstet. have shown sni-s,ien thoash prizes se
supfcrted Ansrc.n FLora 81 8fsl vszsr sci a,i =
quarter RIcs-Thr had been large easips.s In loiis
spssR srm .rd endi.s uPwne Ia, sa.ds hs!-r tod
were bnysD a. lid TALLow lnoted 81 SPtsfrs
TvkrEsrixr ste.Sy pres. shade e.es. viz ie Gsaas
qrotrd ncin.iy ios1al3 Sohinz reported In Iso>.
LElb seiiv- Pis 49, ~ afss i5li R-6asd ga
straits TIN 4lloG&li2, and Banes sil&
Glasgow Markets. .SxPr. -
John Ayth. Co report: Bre4dsrss free Of sale al
vance Lsrc-A beshi-l iene sprsr-nt Ia this Sce.
ar the Citations s., dai Tsllov dali Re-in-Con
men wanted q, 80 for tae prices considerably lower
REEF wanted. Fine Pcrx had sold st NJ.
London Money MARKET.
P.rrs Brothers. CO. report that Money continued Ia de-
uspS ConsEs et OF al sii 1851 The bullion Ia the B-nk
~ T,l,pd bsa decreased fi5oo The rsieof
nnch,psd Eagles 10 y; DouaD III Bar Silver IL Doab-
Icons -
Avmerfeau Securities.
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American Securities.
p,ss r,rcrs q fair amount Of sasness In American Stocks
Liverpool Freight Market.

Frehs to the United States remained about the ssne yh
rather tendency upward.
Jscot L Co quote goods NswYork 1916 coarse do
and hardware IL G. To Philadelphia tine goods A; coarse,
49, To Baltimore fne. 2s MI To New.Dte Fans,
fLe 81; Isl. Ps'sens-rs Boston IS 10 esii TO
other roIts In the United States 81
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DENMARK.

The discussions between the King and the people
of Jutland, respecting the Constitution, continue.
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DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICA.

BOSTON, "wednesday, Oct: IT, Isof;
Tho Cunard steamship America, Capt. Lang, sailed
at poop Cor Liverpool via Halifax with "a passengers
for the former and 10 for the latter port She also
took out $437, 900 10 American gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
POLAND.

A decree pos'pones until December the reduction
Of inn toties on Corn, and other articles OF food.
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THE WHITE SEA.
THE SEA OF AZOF.

-Four Ango-Fren steamers viii endeavor to force
an entry into the Sea of AIof to capture Russian
transports, which now convey reenforcemenn inio
the Crimea.
On the 18th, Tuscan ship at Constantinople re-
ported that an army Of $4,000 was at Tasanro ready
to be conveyed in pontoons AID gun boats to ien'-
kale or Ksffa-
The Journal of Constantinople states that TINS
force had put to ses, was overtaken by tempest
and two hundred men drowned. This Is considered
doubtful