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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
Beautiful Building Lots

r OTIS No. 3, 4 and in block so corner Of .th and
L Pa rftn SITS. in lie CiaIrc's 9ff addition. Also
lots No TO- block ~. and lots and block 20 corner
of 9TH ami lie Claire All hill lots with very pic
luresque views commanding sight OF city, RIVER Rock
Island Cit, aud the Islands. tSaEf4z
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
verx desirahle Lot and Dwelling for Sale,

DEfNG lot No. 7, Block IS, Perry Street, near
- 5th Il. a3
New double Frame dwelling with rooms; Cellar
Kitchen Wei and Gi-tern. 8stt&4 +5e
! by GEO / NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
Greatest Attraction Yet.

FARM Of $50 nrrrs 4 miles below the ciiy--near
tho Mississippi RIVER:
Has 40 acres Of best river bottom, Ind 100 acres
heay ly wooded: Large new frame dwelling 32N40 H.
with basement worth 81 coo: barge humber OF fruit
frees Good out-buiidings-a Farm well wa.ered.
sept 10 Apply to GEO NICHOLAS, Agt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
Great Bargain.

tal Acres unimproy ed land for sale three miles
10 from town, near good road, On reasonable
terms. Apply TO GEO NlehoLLs.
Augusil5 tf-5
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
Superior Farm Of $50 acres,

WING q from the Town Of Princeton the Misss-
- sppi river in See 70 and 33--fs co. II Go II
mpros ements with archare &C go fruit treesAlso 60
ores adjoining iii Sec 81, r 90. R5E.A e&5a 3f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
Magnum Bonum Farms.

For sale by Eads & Sickolls Agts.
tIn ACRES Tying near the MissssipFiriyer, 3 miles
l ~ East of Davenport. -I .-5f
65 under fence ann IN high state eHltiy alton
with large stone House worth So GOA. Has handsome
view of the river ami Moline and Rock Island, and
the surrounding country. 500 per acre. -l-
hy GEO l. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
G9s 9ailg @a5ttts.
Dav.npert, october 80, 1854.
n. davenport Daiiy Gasstts

wu, be supplied regularly each morning lsundays
.n,ed BY the carrier, At the residence or place q
..a.ss OF subseribers In Davenport. Persons wish
have II will please leave their names and resi-
nes xi,h tie carrier, this office, orwith Ell Adams
, II. Iowa Book Rooms, who Is our constituted
ANT. Terms as advertised. Single copies may be
obtained Us ''' SANDERS & DAVIS, Pubs.g
Gazette ofiec, Oct. IL, .ibsssaiossa 8. sos
7-T Indiana Banks ~ .sa .t1s
Messrs. Cook s. Sargent and Macklot q
rorbin this morning refuse Y receive the
;..,e. of the Indiana Hunks on deposite.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
GEORGE i. NICHOLS,

u EAL ESTATE DEALER, Agent and Auction.
~ eer-- DAyExp0RT, loWa-Wih transact gene rai
have for sale and for Lease Oh Fong time, MANY
desirable business Lots in the City Of Daxenpoa:r,
Also many thousand acres Of iand well selected and
desirably locate in the Of Scott Clinton, Mns-
catne, Cedar Johnson Iowa, PowesLiek Harshall and
Hardin: Price aud terms liberal 70 settlers
ass Office No S 10 Claire Buildings.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
FOR SALE.

4 LOT 30 feet by l3o inout lot 32. Davenport.
a w lot 2, block co. with 2 Cd dweliifg:
Lot o. rs-.. 81 with a house rentiuafp $500
per month:
100 acres E3 To. RI. T. with a mill Site
80 acres See IN %, miles Nrrth of DAY enpor
40 w See ~ 90. RI. near the last above.
sept 10. 1874 ynstH u RWHTAKERd GRANI. 4
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE.

NRANDaLL n HIGGINS have just opened Ia
/ assortment of Guitars. Niolius, Rstrjoes, Tam
In use which they will sell very cheap for Cash at
: lie Claire Row Oct Sd, IL,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
WANTED,

ZINE and SIGHT BILL on the East and South. {
which the highest current rates will be paid by
Aug 10 McGREGoR, LAWES g. BLAKEMoRE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
Second Street

Lot sos in Block o5 side OF ond ST. between Rock
Island and Iowa sts Has large doubIe House oil par,
stone and part Brick, with Frame all House rents
at $50 per month. VIII sell very chcaply. ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
BOOTS, SHOES ANp GA1rERs,

for i, AVS Gxnrs. M,ssss, BOYS and CmLpREH, so
that without hesitation that we hare ins !argHt
,, M GO for sale IN THIS yisiny-
RrNx,.sss TsE PLAcs 5 d. ofs from the Post Once.
ONE ssrice, Ready Pau .sss
- - IS 80 S, G. DAWSON & co.
davenport, Get. Isl. 3 asS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
Second Street.

OTIS No 2 4 & 5 in Block &c Front on Ord 81. Cor
i 4 ner on Farnaln very the Depot and lay hand
,omely. Also Lot No. 2 in Flock IL ~ l1p wiz
GOOD frame dwelling, stable, Fruit trees &c. Prize
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-30
CLOTHING es br.H
KNAPP 4 REDMON,
Nn. a 10 Claire Row,

IIAvE large aud splendid assortment of Ready
III Made Clothing, mostly Of their own manufacture,
which have been got up with great care, and which
We arc closing out at very Low Prices Come and
US - - kNAPP h REDMON.
70. 0 l. Claire Row.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

torresv of Zamosc forms the chief point OF
Of ihe Russian forces 10 those quarters here an en-
trenehed camp Of 30 900 men, with severa OF a
Iery AZ that prcc Indeed the whole road when ieids
from Zamosc to Tarogrod and Tewaszow seems 10 torn
sIost ore continuous camp Of troops OF al arms ne
total forces between Zamosc and the southern
FRONTIER arc estim altogether al cooo men, second
sfrr az 10 however, MAKES aito front against
frontier and the vanguard thereof had aoady
sJvsnced 10 the vicinity of Blgoray The road leading
GO Wsrssv 10 Cracow has also been fortified several
,ont. ard several pickes Of the vanguard with ponioon
ff~n;,sge were stationed at Zsrnovics"
VIC following appeared in the Soldatea Fregn3 the vi
emma military Journal Of June "a. "Relable informa-
tion gays The Times correspondent ''has since been
pven that II proceeded direct from the Miuorten
Patz, the place where the Russian hotel is situate
"In consequence Of the present military position OF
Austria victory can be Of no advantage to the Russians
defeat the contrary with their line Of retreat
protected would be ruinous. The Austrian forces could
cut Of the Russian line Of retreat either from the Buko
vns between the Sereth and the Pruth or from Transy
vena, through the Otesch Tomosch passes. Unier
such circumstance there question OF re2u
arly besiegng Sistra. retrograde movement OF the
Russian army s taking place from Aluta to the Argish
but do not agree with other organs oi the press IN re-
spect 10 the cause Of this retreat Neither the arms OF
the Turks nor the presence Of the allies have caused it.
The armies Of Austria make for the impotence OF the
other uowers II We soldiers might be allowed 10
press en- opinion il would be tbs, Austria as she
Il taed in regard her Interest," will consider the
sraece retreat Of her old and faithful friend the first
step taken toward honorable peace and will therefore
give him her cordial support.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

The operations by Admiral Pumrdge a; UieahYs and
Brahes,sdt in the Gulf Of Bcthna were brought uhdef ;1e
notice Of the House Of Commons by Mr. NJ "N-oh' re
acquitted the officers engaged in those operations from
personal censure hut their scs ha1 'en merely 10
destroy private property among other ts'ngs ney had
destroyed large quantity Of tai and oer naval stores
which instead of belonging the Emperor o Russia
were actually contracted for for The British dock yards
In short the and ships were exposed IN as oi war
which, successiui couiu Ve oi 10 t"r' oi a'ah
Sir lanes Graham defended the necessity Of :hose
operations and compmenteo the country on their .icces
Eleven thousand 'uns Of the enenys shipping and half
million sterliIg of property had been destroyed and
every effort xsed &c distinguish private from public
property. o.;,o.so ;,.;a.,,;, p..,,.o. ..
speech by Lord Dudley Stuart prove tha. the most
ft for the Office Of Secretary Of War, and the only man
whom ell parties would reoce 10 see IN that capacity was
Lord P6lmersioD.
The movement in favor OF celebrating the alliance Of
France and England by festival s gaining ground al
though Of the leading presses consider that the 'ms
s not appropriate, and adyise that it te postponed anu
the end OF the
Tie young King Of Portugal and his brother the Duke
Of Oporto have been visiting Manchester and Liverpool
Government has purchased the House Of Correction al
Lewes, Sussex, a. place OF confinement ioi hus'ia"
prisoners.
received via Marseines The TGhtraa GG-etie received
al Bombay contains the official announce neht OF tue
neutrality OF Persia in the turkish war DomOa! aisi % -
Of Nav % ay that the Russian squadron was supposed 10
have cone TO the OF Kamscatka one oi lie steam
ers had put into Woosung about thirty days previous
for IL was the INuseldn '"o'
was feared by the Indian merchantmen so much
as pyateers under Russian coors from California Inc
North China Herald contains the manifesto OF the
Consus Of England, France and the United states
;ustifyng their recent attack the Imperas troops
Captain Pearson Of the American ship Rose standish had
died of bis wounds. II rumored that the French
English and American Plenipotenaries abou. 20 pro-
ceed on a mission Pekin There il nothing later from
Japan. At Hong Kong, May the L. s. sloop Vim
cennes and brig Porpoise: at Canton steamer Queen az
Sbangha sloOp-ofwar Plymouth. British Admiral SIR
James Stirling, naval eommanderinc chief on the Indian
station left Singapore for China immediately arrival of
the mail for the purpose OF overiaking the Russian
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
THE LATEST.

The Postamt Gazette states that all the Austrian shps-
Of war at Trieste are ordered 10 the East.
VIENNA, Frdsy.-TAe Times correspondent is assured
that Baron Meyendor received bis letters of recall
Friday morning. but it not believed that diplomatic re-
laors with Russia viii be broken off, Count Corcnni
to enter Little Walachia by way Of Orsova with about
30, 900 men ON July 3.
On the Goth and 23d Of June the Turkish vanguard Of
25 COO men attacked the Russian rearguard and drove
beyond Trojan's Wall
BEnLN-Dispatches from st. Petersburg are stated to
have been received the 26th they were brought by
Col Maneuel s said they contained the Russian an
aver to the Austrian requon and well informed per-
sors believe that he gave to expect that nego
atoms would be further prolonged
TURKyY.-In the treaty with Austria, it is added that
Austria will enter into any arrangement with tho Court
Of Russia which shall not proceed the assumption Of
the sovereign right Of the Sultan and the integrity of his
empire
Austria will evacuste the Principaties the conclu
sion Of peace with the least possible delay.
PARIS FIiday-Funds closed st 73. 10 and 9s francs.
THE BALTIc.-Tho bombardment Of Bomersund began
at FIVE o'clock the evening Of the 2ls and b. seven
o'clock the masked battery dismounted and aban
doncd and at ten p NJ the Russian magazines were in
blaze. Ono account says the English lost three men;
another soys four killed and seven wounded
The Russians fought passionateiy their artillery were
oi the Hccla. Midshpman Lucas threw another
board before Il burst.
Sir Charles Noper was near Cronstad with twelve
screw line of battle ships nine fgaes five French ships
of-ihe-line, and several French corvcttes.
Tie Times says in leading article, that it is probable
Napier wished to offer battle TO the Russian fleet or to rec
Onnoiter the doenses of Cronsta rather than to make
regular attack that place; at the time, is desra
bic to ascertain whether is possible to give sys
temac character TO their operations than they have yet
had and to learn the effect of the fire of the large ships
upon the Russian land deienses
ODESSA, leh-It is stated that at this date there
blockade, and ships getting their cargoes usual
LosDoN.-Iho steamer Prince Of Wales arrived on
Thursday, from Gothenburg. She brought large quaint.
tee Of merchandise and Russian specie value $4,000
The Times says, the failure Of dealer announced
in the Stock Exchange, on Friday, connected with the
settlement in Foreign Stocks and Shares Out of doors
there extremely active demand for money arising
from temporary causes such always prevails from the
heavy adjustment Of accounts at the end Of hafyear
The WEATHER-Loadon.-Sev and heavy rain has
allen since midnight of The 3lst, and continues.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
Richardson Brothers d Co.'s Circular.

PR lid Li'rRFooL, ttn NO, Ista' -
Circular Of 47h reported having hsd heavy gaze oi
Ls .er and the eiaperairfe
dersby ioNer s cod and a. appearance oi
$1,000.
much business beng Lnsacted IN WHEAT AID LoVk
been inquiry for the latter ac!e at
quotations that day m Philadelphia and Baitmor-
sellers tAeTesi The saes ~ WHEAT have
Teen limited on the low state - he sfOcks ~ n
ler lencs ilG, eLa aievvA o. demand hDiN
CoRs quiet 20 be daiey isen ron @ EMP are OHe'
Cd under the prices Of our lar
Our supplies the .7ih from the Unite State. only
quarters WHEAr and 80 barrels Of fLoUs with 5 quarters
Com FTon FuGore Uriucrsly SVsn) 3.ps qusres OF
sacks o Fou; other articles the imports are
yery sb The exports Cf CoES amount 20 1900 qnsrters
quiet the acve reduction for sweet pafce bat
heated suitable for feeding there more inquiry a. -
81 a. 40 ibs
o;Tss. dull Tuesdays quotations OATS in limited supply
ard demand.
The weather during tket dry bat cod for the
Mo coih 85-N bs6 but thin aiteadsnes Of buyer 81 oar
rnske and ptesent acted h on e reserve
purchasing WHEAT and small retail trade only done the
Tuesday. The show Of samples -nt especial "a
white and red for which falo was demapded Tor
general Up L md ~ FOR good TO extra qualities Of wni'e
tDd lt "a ~ for red
hoGt!s PhadeJLa ard Baltimore Demanding but buy
generally dsIcsea 20 exceed SbH quantity henee
only business resulted. Ohos were sc.fce aud readily
otfa.D,d 50. e,
Hyug aJpsch.d the termination Of The fret months Of the
the into this port ior the pres
nj and NO T.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
BENTON FOR PRESIDENT.
The 81. Charles Democrat, q leading German paper
in Missouri, edited by H. Krekel, a member Of the
last Legislature, thus discourses Of:


in Missouri, edited by N. Krekel, member Of the
last Legislature, thus discourses Of:
Mr.. BENTON AS THE PRESIDENTIAL CasDiDArE.-As
the individual man. nations sometimes arrive at the
moment when they suddenly become of their own
faults and evils Old a. well as new history is Tepleie
with periods Of that kind At the time Of jackson the
United States had such era and at present second
one seems dawning. AZ then, 40 now the partes th1
have kept up TIE breath and energetic activity Of our gov
trDmensl orgsnsn have lost their regeneratng inf gen~s
upon the same, simply because they have no vitality
Themselves. Among the mutudes dissatisfaction Win
the preseL becomes dsily more general and aithouyr
eore few labor for reform they achieve nothing. Oalx
On frr0prd,aarv genius characer, can bring
lief in such These the times for great men, aat
they will Le found as long as the nation hersef not
doomed 10 decay.
The main corruption at present chiefly from
party atioDsHs toH of ptoh and the sbsequs@t
1.con spon of ser parties based on eatsiy 0Ten.
prne ps IT, Htretre ne nc1t aim Of s Drcsnt rlore-
se0f Long ago thb movement began with the division
TIE two great parties into different fracons hu, finally
lie outrageous Ps-sgc Of the Nebraska bin forced the
Toe to unite IN this movement The present condltioo
Of hsirg at Washington is but consequence Of the Con
vention - stem, and from new trial of the same no
better results can be expected inasmuch Pie !as se.
himsef up as the political Pope the party What,
then, is natural but tie people hemsoy yes
should look out for mcn Who have not only the cH bat
also the 70 carry through the rcgenereon OF our
condition. Not such men whose less known pos, woud
admit of the general hopes for the future bat men,
the whole political life of whom stands before the nation
bright testimony OF their genius and their character.
SBoh a man is-Benton.
With high consolation we have perceived how, a. ihe
beginning, but few papers Of Northern Illinois have
Jsmed him the most proper candidate for the next
Presidency. We ourselves then took il for pious wish,
It's realization for doubtful Soon nearly all the organs OF
thot State then few Of the papers in NewYorh in Ws
consin and lastly not ouly the Democratic paper bat
of the chief Wig organs Of ST. Louis named
him for that Office. II is already known certainty
through all the States Of the Union, what but few
months ago was barely mentioned probability in no
political circles Of his mo.t enthusiastic friends -
Col Benton vH Be egndidate for tie ser. Pre'.deHey,
in the same manner as three years ago in st. Loas he
an independent suor for sea in the House OF Repre-
seratlyes None Of our Statesmen yet iiylng has sy
greater claims than he Tor the highest Office IN the g d
a grateful people None can offer better guarantee
thar il shall be administered 70 the honor snd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

use,y teusl. .sa .eg g. s. fc..y .ssi ,e...
,od., tossh ,.5 rry.ey cargo Of .. Beg - De-
a f. 80 zee, ,sr" ,Ss. aDS Fs .sd 81 s..: Bahi. "a
,i. os se,sef fs ssrf .od rsisn Wss.d s
g. Moudsy ~sT. .tsr,., 81 ias fs1e ever FOR WaE.T
sd = h, r Ftor, Les, week. sv.r.ss Y1ee .. ts,
% re r.od To-day ihers very
HSes;s SeT,c,fss :ss . 4, he m .. A.
Lyo 70, ts,.s' ~, co'. 70 n. Es We p. sss lid
trrss kc-We have l..!e q importance 20 notee. a
ss,' s,, Ms'si s si. syT.s1s .od tom Gut. Pl1.
sasg' sf lif c 7 4 T1., s5'1 ,sD rss 's' s
Js1. IDA Rstter held for II; c,... g,
set sIe $50 to arrive Jus firm but quiet Soaihs
sblco-S7o ets declared The .nsnas ga.rsfy
s1..; he nesutns lsne.s 1spended C.iea sd'iasr
and f-..I.ly ,,i "a. Of
dI. We SGT Raj, - A. bs a. "I ire On Pc e.
r 'fi Nd nS%Str. en- The t,ds
81 hsYy e Rys.s s a: f'T. ,.n sSHs2' 8 F' sa ''''
S.s' IF s 's s: s.sqf sS .Se fs:s s @
a.isIe NV 9I.:t ..,:I,oi in W.. w.,.1 - 5
MoLAssE.Atou' 80 rrneteors have teen 'od - h d i
olils alteration; qgois Sperm al'e sSs;hs T
a. 81 s. ~ n rae .e. fsa s1e n Se d q s. foI Ass
ter and % foI oe'eeeT TO peeeHeer Rape "a. aPiSsa
aysbee these rates Cocoa M, frn A. q 'afs
Ricf ess ard apea od., go tss. soo tnsy M.dr,'
.ior 1 @ md m d T Po4 ION sS ,s ,osS old .is :. K r &
,rong Demsrsrs ara Essi lIds ct y p'oof gall
.LTiIrs-Esy tie week about $50 were sold BON on
II. spot arrive the former from sass oro eh
sId the latter fen 81 ass for 1870 ceni o' ine
msrs.t i " quiet. 9Th sesu - ihose r,tes e.,
sPsLrtE p IS shes so h.ve been sold at
( q lei FOR delivery n SoVtulei. -,z-,
sficls-We ciee ssss q 80 ttss wke PepTer ron l.i Gt
good Batavia and m t!c q fF isT 10 so'd Dor
arr win S1 bass surca:rs Black a. Su;s-s l7s ps.
P.nLIs f.o 3d2 aud >nsspore ga
td steadily. OinseT t tagr African went rom -
c23G Casa 80 bundles Bssyis taker N a. 40
SVCAR-WiL quiet Dakes. thr sales OF est inda r l-
69 hhS while of Is GO bars Asnius aaa fAst
lr6t oLids toh Iroes and ~ .ore
tfd decline Ofli5 ho1-s Havans in bond oay te da-
sses .od from good white tine sound beng
In IN m IL g ind 7j had &c iercs Guns brought Ia!
NICE fIn ~ lov good brsi cey ~ iEive
nofice tie sale q the following cs-soes .tc.. lS
trs. ii - g. fer the uu-et hinsfo ~
c,... brown BsAiG g: l9 2 f OohenbH
Perrsnt1co e. NE for Ham iir. o % AeS
Havana q United Kingdom; $50 boxes 10
III a. Bristol and go boxes (So l - - y ior OS'ie1
Kingdom. 4
2 for P.iree Straits have been cold al 2 Banea nom
ruly leo The demand Tin Plates bs improved, ard t
lave advanced We qHce Chicos J. c. 81 o11 Coke l. u
z3 as.
TrTirs1NE-Ir Rough sso American sprits sell sowy
t:4o6. .o....,-,-.
tire MOI ls Of the y,sr. 49,
TfA-Th. market vtiou' srinon We continue 10 quote
common Copsou H. with little disposition to Iurehss'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Barring Brothers' Circular.

FC A,fa LoNpo>, Friday June So ls54-5 o'clock VI.
In the SooIisl Foreign Produce
has been transacted during the week qao and
CoTToS hrm BKEspsrrrrs lower MoNrY 10 reod demand
Se cent CoNscIs leave os @ csa DoLLlss sdvAnced
10 . bn SLNkk lf ANtRicAS EA6LIs Is
India packet has Sroush; sbOui Geo of which SEQ CO se
Bars -
chiefly sold 81 rather higher sies Honduras a. hs
4Sd52 T.reTiEe black, SjllQ4l
Cooos0 bags Trinidad A. suction chiefly ED a, fu rrees
so ass for ord to COED with Eo.d d
a4oi.
CorrER In good demand ., car las. qootstors
CoFrEr-The DELIVERIES continue sarge
trade ard e,po and the demand
AZ tueton 40 And 80 tags Plantation CeyoIi
h.rye nd 40 jamaica al so,d f4 pees
fro oronary sown realized from 5Ss6s e. ee tses RS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
ITALY.

The Amseo della Famiglia of Parma publishes letter
written from New-York, by man named Cara formerly
IN the service of the late Duke Of Parma. The writer
states that he assasnated the Duke in revenge for having
been oaned by his orders and another occasion struck
yi Inc ,aee oy The Duke himself Inc details gwen by
ent the Government has liberty the three persons
who were IN prison suspicion of being the authors
tie orme On the same subject, dispatch from Paris Of
date 2sih, says public funconary OF Porremo whose
deposition could cast come light upo2 the assassination Of
the Duke OF Parma, has been mortay wounded by the
blow OF a s,etto
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
FRANCE.

There is rumor that NJ. Drouyn de L Huys will retire
from office and be succeeded by NJ. ThOuvenel.
The MoR,fsur says:
"Mr Black and NJ. Durand empowered 10 nego-
tate in France and England OF the Sublime
Porte loan ha. will have 10 be ratified by the repre-.
senatives Of the Sultan q, Paris and London
There little or home in the French papers by
this arrival.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

;rc has been ,eeu or heard Of them here. There 10
much apprehension felt bereabouts by Enehsh and
Frercb vessels that they may encounter privsteers.
Tie inter.eolonal steamers which often carry large
.noun.s Of specie, have taken special precautions
against such an emergency.
Since wrote you on the lAth, we nave .ns aaai-
of cholera. II is still confined to the town. 1t is sti
raging on the estates in Jamaica where 1t carries oil
both whites and blacks.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
Lixer,,col Cotton Market.

nsrnis.cur CO Csyra's- good demand Cotton
u prices ior ndalns and lover qles er'
without slarse gu.,tes ~heA aeIe
Cuc,af.ops FL5 Creas- q rl6lE 7-et AZ MO
tile. ete rtdlng Sled r UpAIds std "a rs 20 weet
sae 20 fas which 50 10 Amerca5l inuans 70 - &c
raon $50 eKTtri sock-s-o ss7 l1es ine1ne ofo4'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

81, ooh ,,S .d,v Friday 3osh Improved ieeins eouu2
I,,f, c~re 70 chance for the wor.- IN me ~esnst
- ell A., the ard tn. decline On 'he "-rs
e.sS Nv he Broksr. Bosrd ID the no' sf Va on M
nor dsscnrtior, Of "Hriri haiio Oh fI'VA' -" VI ~