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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16

D0ARDINC-To LET IN A NEWLY FURNISHED
house back paror the arst floor, front parior
the second floor both we'll furnished gentleman
his wife to single gentlemen; also furnished
bedrooms lnnuiro At IL 2 Grand street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
EUROPEAN WAR CERTAIN
BREADSTUFFS UP---C0ySOLS DOWy.
Dates, Liverpool, Jan. :; London, ofa.

HALIFAX. Monday, Jan. % 1913.
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara. Captain Lstch,
from Liverpool on Saturday afternoon, the 9TH inst
route for Boston arrived at this port this forenoon AMI
reports unusually heavy weather during her passage,
which has been prolonged to nearly 16 days She viii
be due at Boston at an early hour on "Wednesday fore
neon.
Great Britain, France and Belgium had been visited
with the heaviest snow storm experienced for many
wears past, and apprehensions were entertained of
destructive foods from the melting snow and rain
The Collins steamship Atlantic, from Newi Ork Sat
urday Dec "a arrived at Liverpool at o'clock p NJ
on Thursday, the 9th inst.
The screw steamship Andes, from New-YOrk Dec
H. arrived at Liverpool at on Sunday the lstinst
Great Britain had been visited by the severes snow
storm for many years All the trains were blocked up
for two days. and the mails when the Niagara sailed
were altogether irregular. The Liverpool merchants
on Change for lack Of business, had recourse to snow
ball fight" Cotton brokers Stock brokers-which
ended in the understandable interference of the police,
and quite row ensued
Our French letters mention equally great detentOns
of the mails in that country from the snow.
In Belgium the snow lies several feet deep on the
railways and troops employed clearing the tracks
At madrid thick ice had been formed. In the north
the winter was very severe. The Baltic was packing
with floating ice.
There was report that another duel between Mr..
Soule and Lord Howden, the British Minister, was
only deferred on account OF death in the family OF the
latter.
The intelligence from COnstantinOple and st. Peters
burg continues TO be contradictory ever, but the
latest rumors are Of character 10 leave in the estma
ton Of the public scarcely any hope that the Car will
accept the last proposition of the Western Powers and
This view othe matter is almost universally entertained
at COnstantinOple
Asan atural consequence Of the greatly increased
probabilities of general European war, the English
STOCK and Breadstu markets have been greatly excited
and Consols closed on Friday at delinee of to u
cent. Oh the week.
The Breadstuff markets throughout Great Britain
had been mere excited than at any previous tme since
tie famine in Ireland and prices had largely advanced
Tie advance on FLOUR for the week is quoted. by
some respectable commercial houses at three SitagS
per Jorre and some quote the actual advance at less
than two shillings.
Wheat has also advanced almost beyond precedent,
ranging from ten tofOurteen pence per buhel of 10 lbs
The market for Indian Corn less excited than the
Flour but prices have been advanced
since the sailing of the Europa from p per quar-
ter of AS0 lbs.
The Cotton market continued very firm at previous
quotations with transactions to the extent OF about
10000 bales for the week ending Jan. g.
The Provision markets continue quiet aud without
any material change in prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
GREAT BRITAIN.

Much indignation is excited at the discovered Interference
of Prince Albert in politics The Independent Of the
papers and yet loudly the public voice protest that
Prince Albert is the subseryieni tool OF Russia and that
Lord Aberdeen altogether under Albers influence The
Prince bor0ys every secret OF the British Cabinet to the
Russian Austrian and German courts and the important
state affairs that kept profoundly secret from the British
public are freely known in st. Peersburgh and Vienna
The expressions of indignation against the Prince who is
truly or falsely regarded the tell tale mmeasura
bly, strong He is popular in Manchester Liverpool, and
with the manufacturing interest consequently the organs Of
that interest silent the subject bur the Radical and
stive papers alike join in declaring that his inter
ference has reached pitch dangerous to the Constitution
The affair will doubtless come before Parliament.
Parliament met pro lorna the 3d. aud prorogled
with the usual fornales to meet 3lst January for
business.
Cabinet Council held the Sd, and sat four
hours all the Ministers being present.
The financial statement for the quarter ending January
shows large increase Of revenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived from New York Dec H. Indugy, at Mens 10Th John
Spear nd Hsyrs 18th Warren lie ghofn 3lst
Orion Queen Cashmere Augusta jean Charles
Hsyre Jan Kate SwarI0r Dss Hope, Goodwin C0nqueror
Liverpool; Richard Golden the Thames, hnla ID
Medonnsb VeTsnda Shebs Rainbow Robert Peel Grayesend
sd Arabic onan and Robert Cooper Liverpool Nov 49, Ru
land Cspetown Dec Emrant Agrela Maria at Bremen
ven h s. Lawrence in the Clyde 5h Oswsgo and York
LiverpOo Eul.ure Portsmouth Nov H. Eous Table Bay. 9Th
Madeira SIs Cehsrine. Hevre LEI, White King, Mar
settles. 9Th Medallion Republic, az GTsvesend
Arrived from Boston 18th Panama at Messlna 2th Orozmbo
at Genoa ;Stth. Petrea, at Sc Helena
Arrived from Philadelphia 5s Wyoming al LiverpOol Jan l.
Mary Plelsents. at do. 9Th Louisa Marie. 81 Deal -
Portsmouth,
Arrived from Cherleson Fairy at Deal Dec IS Besr0us
. Barceona 31h Margaret Ct Hartepool.
Arrived from Wilmington Sd Rapid, At Gravesend
Arrived from Richmond 5lst GaIteras at Newport ID Coiun
ba at Sheerrtss -
Afrfm. Savannah ID, Two Wolfs at COvehill
orean. l5th MesdeInah Barcelona ID Hamlet
I; Liverpool; 81. Magnolia a. Bristol
Sid for New-Yor lst Cornelius Gnne FIN Lverpoo 4th,
Henrietta I'm Portsmouth ID Webster; 4h Emerald Isle I'm
Lyerroo Dec Car1g,ou; 18th Sea Serpent st Helena 2th
Pluto Marseiles 10Th Mercury fm Hsyre 5lst Ana Harley
FIN. the Clyde. -
e1Iool 9Th Eastern STAR, 18th, Milton. st Helena .
sid Philadelphia 4h, steamship City of Glasgow 6tl Mer
maid Liverpool
sd for Savannah 4,h. St John. from Falmouth.
Sid. for Alexandra 18th, Glare mont, from Newport. .
SD Orleans ID EudOca Cori0anus Emma Sd Rad
Liverpool; h. Jessie Mann. the Clyde 18Th Britain
from th Maidstone from Queenstown 30th JOha Gum
mnss Bordeau1 Sd Sarah Emma Newport Magnolia Bristol
5th Alfred. Liy eTpool
Mobile ID, Mary Carson 5h, James cenry, from Lv
uool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
THE TURKISH WAR.

Authentic intelligence confirms the previous report that
on the evening of December 20 the Porte accepted the
of the -Four Powers and says that he would not I'M
der certain condition. object aristce, but continues
TO insist ON the evacuation of the Prncpales He con
sents to Congress in neutral city-o revision OF ex
itnc treaties ard to consider the propey of further
ameoraon in the condition of the Christians His sove
reigrty must be maintained
The deliberations of the Divan continued Tor three dayS
the goth. slst and ed.
On the deliberations transporting in CoDstannople on the
2ls tumu arose from mob OF 5000 Sofas, urged On oy
the emas having assembled to present remonstrance to
the Sultan de ang that the Scherate Constitution was vic
lated by the resou.ons of the Council For time riot
was feared, and cA9f marines from the English and
French steamers ,c60 Cqnstantinope The night
boNvever passed oyerquiety. he 2sd proclamation
was issued and quiet restored nee co. OF the mob were
arrested and banished to Gambia
Something definite to the action Of the Car was daily
looked for at London and Paris.
TWAS stated from ST. Petersburg Dec 90 that the En-
pror formally rejected the Vienna protocol and note OF the
b but would consent to receive and examine the Turkish
propositions of the 3Oh as above although he persists in
refusing to recognize the right Of European Intervention IN
matters which he says Russia and turkey alone
Iwas reported several times during the week on the
Paris Bourse that the Gar had received and rejected the
Turkish proposition but the premature.
the 25th December the allied fleets had not entered
the Black Sea, owing to the tempestuous weather
Contractors at Malta ordered form dpdts at Snope
VSrna and Trcbizond
The Instructions to the fleets are that in the event Of
meeting Russian ships of war they viii in the names Of
their respective Governments request the Russian officer
in command to return with his ship ships SevastoPo
where he viii find further instructions from his Govern
utnt On refusal to comply force will be used
Russian ments affect not to feel the slightest alarm
regards tie threat of the allied squadrons On the con-
rarv they assert that the entry Of the fleets will be the Gig
nal for simultaneous outbreaks in India Algeria Greece
and Greek instruction throughout the Turkish Empire
al being already organized by agents Of the Car
Heavysnow storms prevented any operations OF magni-
tide but there were small skrmishes daily between the
oufpos.s OF the TWO armies
l.u,,iau dsrsch saws tina, the Turkish army in Asia
i .allv disorgsrzed and that Selm Pacha ald Genera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
FRANCE.

The customary NewYears day levee was held on Sun
day the lst inst at the Tueres The Emperor address
ing the ambassadors said sincerely hope to be able
TO maintain the relations of amiy which subsist between
my Government and the Soveregns whose representa-
Gives YOU are Turning the Ottoman ambassador he
said my good wishes my sympahes and my efforts are
in favor Of your Sovereign and you will be good enough
to communicate to him what say
The Times correspondent says that when required 10000
Frenchmen will be ready for part near Adsnope
and the others near Constantnople
report from the War Department states that the mum
Der of men available for arms in France in the event Of
general war is one and quarter millions for land service
II is current in political circles that the Car does not
cease tempt Louis Napoleon to desert the English alliance
and offers consent French annexation Of Belgium aud
Egypt The Gar promising also to abandon the cause OF
the French Bourbons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

Guycn have bon iltd BY ias troops. No ono bssve'
tbs
Turkish accounts nctrowlc5ge fhe ovacal'ion Of the
Russian territory in Asia, bu. ssy was eGacd whoa.
tie reported losses
ADD Psoha, commander in Asia, Is removed AM sue
ceeded by AHMED Preha
Two frmans have been sont 10 Ssry one guaranteeing
ell Seven privileges and the other cancels al the TurcD
Russian treaties bu permit servia to claim the protect
Of al the Powers
The latest from Persia satisfactory but seems
econcabe with the statements that the Russian General
Yerrn lof commands the Persian amy.
Conssan'nope dispatch Of the 18th ut says tLa Mr.
Thompson The British Charge in Pera has succeeded in
Terminating the differences between Great Britain and
Persis
Ahmet Efendi the Turkish Cba-se was satisfied With
tie explanation Of the Persian Government end did no.
think right to interrupt the relations With the Shah
II KonikoA, the Russian Consul At TfiS has gone TO
Persia and AGghanistan special envoy Of the Car
Accounts from ell paris OF Russia describe extraorinlry
military activity, unexamTled since 1913.
Tie Car has just got c supply OF twenty millions OF
roubes from The Church
Tie LoHdoH Ojrrer says that agents are on the way TO
the United States to purchase ships and arms privately for
Russia.
Hall Pafha is in the Turkish ministry hut without port
folio Ria Pasha superSedes Mahaoud Pasha as Minister
of Marina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

Tie Paris M51,iclr cont-ns circular, dated Dec 30
signed b the Minister Of Foreign AIgs to all the French
legation o. tic Eastern question The document Is mode
rete but very -i IN tone Afur na1ang the phases Of
the quesiicn il declares that France, England Austria
Gnd Prussia have recently by agreement At Vienna SOL
emily recognized the territorial nlegryof the Otoman
Empire as one Of the conditions of their political equi-
brum Further that the affair OF Snope took place against
all provisions Russia having declared that she only desired
material guarantee therefore, to the Ottoman flag
from new attacks BY the naval force of Russia the French
and English fees have received orders to enter the Black
Sea The circular terminates by expressing the hope that
Russia viii not expose Europe to new commissions.
The papers authenticity state that the French Govern
men is dissatisfied with the evasive conduct of Austria
and has addressed that Cabinet strong remonsrance
inmarc that any further secession her part from the
proceeding Of the other three Powers will be taken
indication Of neditaed hoses the results of which she
must be prepared abide by whatever they may be- and
that France will extend aid to Hungary, Italy, &c
The Parie and Bulletin give q report that the Gar had
given orders for immediate preparations for crossing the
Da6e IF this be true It indicates that the Gar has
jected the propositions of the four powers
Advices from ConstanfiBope agree hatthere is little hope
entertained of new negotiations leading satisfactory
suit
v1EysA. Friday Evening-The Turkish Council has de
cared itself permanent and harmony established in the
Cabinet On the recent disturbance the Sultan declared to
the French Ambassador that he would rather abdcae than
accept assistance against his own subjects
The Russians have occupied the Austrian Wallachan
frontier from Oova to the Yorburg pass near Cronsadt
The Russians also permitted to make purchases within
the Austrian frontier.
Count Eaerhazy has not yet gone to st Petersburg it
is therefore supposed that political misunderstanding
has arisen
Consantinope is tranquil
Trieste is mentioned the central town for the meeting
Of the Congress.
Krajova advices of Dec 30, say, that the peasantry
had "nsurectioned' along the Danube from Kaleat to
Turna and the Russian minor officials everywhere
turned ont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
LATER FROM SANTA FE

LOUISVILLE, Monday Jan. 49, 1854.
A Geographic dispatch from Independence Missouri
states that tho Santa Fe mail arrived al that place on satur
day last having been 20 days on the road.
Business at Santa f. was very dull.
TIE Hon Hugh Smith had recovered from his wounds.
Ka Coron Fletcher snd others had just arrived at Santa
Fe from California They left Los Angeles on the 95th Of
Octotor and report fine weather They met Lieut. Whip
rle with train of wagons Fort Webster en- route to
Santa Barbara. They also met Capt Even, with com
pany Of Dragons on his march TO the White Mountains
Aubrey and party had reached Penos with but small loss
OF stock.
Mr. james NJ Smith agent OF the Apache Indians, died
OF the house of Mr. Thompson, at DOna Ana His family
reside at Washin yton City.
Tie Utah Indians have been committing hefts in the
adjoining settlements
Mrs Jane Wilson had been taken from the Camanches.
She was captured by them while her way TO California
from Texas Her husband and others were killed She re-
ports that the Indians have another white woman in cap
tiyy Mrs Wilson describes her snfferings while in
csptvity as very great and in some respects she was
treated in the most brutal and revolving manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
MARINE DISASTERS.

NEW BEDFORD, Jan. -, 1854.
Arrived shin Java Heron, ll3 days from Tahiti, via 81
Thomas Jan Touched st. Thomas Jan. O. bark Bar
clay Trip Of Wcstpor, with 100 bbs OF sperm OIL l, Ar
rived at st. Thomas Jan ship Hermann, Skinner OF BAL
tore from CasO in sinking condition, having te feet
Of water in her hold Finding they could not Tree 9 f
they wanted run her ashore in the harboF ol o
hidden bv the authorities for fear that her cargo guaho
might increase the cholera, which was raging there Of
She was finally towed to bay the leewaTd sdg OF
The Island by tie T. s. steamer Fulton and beaehed The
bank Azea was Immediately chartered to tsSe forward
what portion Of the cargo might be saved About "ehy
TINS were saved the first day out during the night the
Sin eareeued and filed to the upper deck in which post
ton she laid when the Java passed her on the eth Inc
vessel and cargo will be total loss. s..c.
The Azea returned to ST. Thomas Also arrived AZ No. ~,
Thomas 9TH brig Montserrat Of New ork Tour Gays
from Trinidad Brig Alvaraca, do - days from do.
Sailed eth brig Moniserrat. for Navy Bay
Left at ST. Thomas Jan g. ship Monterey Lo!en, rom
CeIIao for BaItore repairing rudder TO san in three
days the ship hsd been % the north rho Of hss5i o io Of
New York discharging ships Atlas and Columbia re-
pairing the latter ready for launching from the ways
ship Severn for California in few days she was s"pNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

bu Il provdes 6rs thai any Eve or m,re person may
form a Company to nsvgas tho lakes rivers or canals
b earn sail or other bjlts or the carigo md trans
ro,s,iou OF freight and pasaengu Gly shall a4t spac
fcaUv the amount Of capital sto,s, which shall not
he more than sl,Oo0OO0 nor less than Slo0.); the
cforter not "a exist longer than tTclg yeas.
second when the certificate IL Gled, aud 20 PER
cent. Of the capital stock ia paid in, the COMPANY
shan become a body corporate. Third, there "a II
be net lees than three more than thirteen Di.
rectors elected annually Sixth Directors empowered
10 call in subscription and if not paid within sixty dy
ard after three weeks public notice stockholders io.ie
their shares. Eighth stock considered per- 'nal
estate and transferable, but not until all pro
yious calls thereon paid in. Ninth, the oertih.
Ca'e Of County Clerks to be received in al courts a.
evidence Of the motter therein stated Tenth individual
nort for carita stock. Twelfth stockhoder to be
porsonalv liable unless an action has been brought
sreinst tie Company within year afrer the de0t was
contracted There are twenty three sections IN the Oil
Tie others have reference to the managemeni Of i13
comraues and the manner Of their formation. The bill
Mr.. d. p Wood, Of Onon5aga, offered the following
resolutions, which lie over:
qs Fnorts made 70 produce the passage 81 "a ACT
Of oTfenize the Territory OF Nebraska WIN sucA DO
existence or slavery. and
his Legislature the Of such
nconsteu with the COnrtt1ton o. to-
d sfst and the Declaration Of Independence but would also
be rntnifcst violation II the Missouri Compfome Ihreos
Er1d Bv he Lefisaurs Of tie Stare Of NcwYcIk Gf The
concurl lnl7 protest agus, tae OF
Of the Territory OF NeortsEs which a.
exclude the Institution Slavery from Sid ferrOT
ssntsliyes in Congress KsOP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
NEn.YoRK HoRTIcU1TURAL SOCIETY.

conversational meeting Of this Society was held at
their ROOM No. coo Broadway, last evening Mr.. Place
was chosen chairman pro tenn, and Mr.. Mead acted As
SECRETARY After the meeting was called to order DR. X
Scott opened the discussion on the Camelia lie said
Externally tho flower OF and Camega, 70 the super
fetal observer, appear 20 have some little resemblance
but the CameIa has fragrance IL wa hrt introduced
into Europe from Japan in 1893 For many years little
procrees was made in the multiplication of yarieies, ow
ing 10 the fact that the irt introduction was not plant
easily propogaied by seed II not fertile yaFie and
Tor time fell into di.repute. When however their i'm
rortafions were revived this difficulty became obviated
and seednQs were readily produced which from time to
time afforded varieties OF merit
Fnoland was omoug the foremost OF the European
countries TO enter fully into the matter, and In few years
Italy Germany, and Belgium were all engaged IN is cnl
tvAtion The climate Of Italy was best adapted Tor the
culture Of the esmea. America Ia one OF the greatest
countries IN the world foT the cameia and becomes tho
New Yorl Horticultural Society TO fully consderit.
Nr Mead suggested that this subject DO discussed in
TIE following order; lst, propagation 3D. sol and ma
uure 3D. winter treatment 9Th, summer treatment. Tbs
FIRST named snbjec. was then discussed by several Of the
gentemen present and the meeting a9ournedto Monday
eyeningrezt
Tie following named specimens Of Cernelia flowers
presented by Mr. d. Ball to show the Improvement in tho
PRODUCTION Of rev varieties Of the different clauses FIN
hrste Lady Humes Blush Kiljl, Mrs Harrison Double
White, Cornotia Smith, and three seedlings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
ERIE RIOTERS RELEASED.

Fror Oar Own Correspcndtnt
PITTSBURGH, Monday Jan. %, 1854
Messrs Sherwu Jacks Kirkpatrick and Klpstick' who
were imprisoned on the 9th nst for contempt have today
been discharged by Judge Irwin their recognzance
for s. geo each to make their appearance the second
Monday Of May to answer for the offence and meanwhile
TO observe the Injunction The Erians address mass
meeting here this evening
An is quiet here at present 1t is understood that the
Marshal viii be here TO commence rebuilding
the railroad BRIDGES IN which we shall probably have
another exciting time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
FROM ALBANY.
Frcsn Oar Own Correspondent

fvto OuT Own Correspondent
ALBANY. Monday. Jan %, 1854.
In the House this afternoon, Mr. German from the Com
mtee on Commerce and Navigation made written report
voraby upon the bills to incorporate Companies to nay
yst the Lakes Rivers and Canals The Committee after
abiding to special acts of incorporation and referring for
Particulars TO Railroad Corporations, say
snr Railroad Corporaons % which - Owned VIII cap-
~ more than twenty lions enjoying pGA en9
bres connections the SAFE and the are
eiaautc efforts nom our efna me-
Already their boosted succcss spd sno 10 i't
ksse alarmed That they haFe ~
n portion Of the that uehVi.3 % MA
aud that they confidently expect 70 seize aN1
he part H. would hsvs been uuknowa y your
mitee. hed not been admonshed o. the laet p ~.
IN his recent annual To iuliY e1tP tlo 80
cehsls by the time OF thtiT completion wln BOSS ~
iaYed size will require, H said three tl9l'n9 4. -
sessnt with the subject s. 90 $500 eseh mins an
teereenie Of on nine millions twelve n0ns NiA III
facilities which this bill viii enable The for gafds 70 &C
these and facilities will DO far below those POI
by great railroad corporations OF ths Satc YET 70 De-
that viii b. suhc!cnt TO eusblg hu TO bid th re-
eate plumber OF the enlarged size By the time tbs enia
Ip ea compeod. and % maintain heeller successor l
con- etion with their powerful rivals But IL ofwarders
rose claims upOH legislative and protection aye
etrssuy not uef1riOu than thcs8 Of 0-hcr glasses o.
COMMITTEE ore appeLensv that The tea III lions twelve MILL
s5dia CAPITAL which they require viii no' Otherwise De- ta
dtllJs which VIII attend t4s ne
osrstd csuals with soe1rla number o rnr'd n,s q
gcrt seriously tgeci hof Erscaars A4 .4 -'. vhe .
aali D, without fa 70 OF enlarged 1'.ll % d, tae's-
saily is Of attaining g. s a' oJrri
send you very bre synopsis Of the provisions OF the