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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
AUSTRIA.
ANSWER TO rHE RUSSIAN NOTE.

The following translation OF the reply Of Count
Buol to the Nesselrode note Of June %, which was
published in The Daiiy Nsrs OF Saturday; tne t-sn
inst, together with the remarks Of NJ. Drouyn de
Ihuys thereon msy help 70 account for the naetion
Of our troops In the East:
"To COUNT VALENTINE EsTERHAzY, At ST. PETERS
"VHSSA, July9.
"Prince Gorchakoff has communicated TO me dIs-
patch of NJ the Chancellor of the Empire, which con-
iaips the answer Of the Russian Government respect
ing the invitation which felt called TO address 70 II
with the object of procuring the withdrawal OF tne
Russian troops from w alla,hia MOdayia In this
answer Russia exhibits an inclination 10 enter INTO
negotiations respecting the precise execution OF ms
evacuation on the understanding that we guarantee
that the Russian troops shall not be mOesteu ON 'ue
homeward march, and that the powers SHAH not EN-
ploy their dsposable forces in an attack upon the
Asiatic or European coast Of Russia. Inc Russian
Cabinet urges the consideration that IL cannot
voluntarily give up the only military posluon III
which, supposng il 70 act on the offensive, there
would be prospect Of restoring the balance IN It's
favor. In ne word Russia desires that the evacu-
alton of the Prncipalities shall have general
cessation Of hostlities as is result We cannot OF
course but regret that the Russian Court should have
thought ft in opposition 10 the remarks when we
were compelled introduce in our communication 10
it, make the reception of our proposition dependent
on circumstances obviously not under our control
Since however in our opinios the request OF Russia
has its reasonable aspect, and his Majesty, our ex-
at master hold desirable 10 exhaust even the last
means which appear calculated to bring about an un-
derstandiDg the Imperial Cabinet will take pains to
utilize this communication with the maritime powers,
and the more in ts connection ii appears to con-
yey an earnest desire to attain TO an adjustment but
while YOU bring this the knowledge of Count Mes
serode be good enough to make him understand very
clearly that notwithstanding the cOncilatory spirit
which compes us to make this effort at London and
Paris are compelled TO insist upon the request IN
its fullest extent which have directed to Russia,
although we may not succeed in obtaining for our
proposal that acceptance which we shall seek at the
maritime Courts Please further TO urge, that since
the posityon which we have taken up in this affair
oes not empo yer to exert direct influence upon
the military operations of the two powers our action
is limited 10 recommending to their deliberate consid-
Grafton the consequences which their decision may en-
tail and TO represent to them that in our opinion all
Governments appear us to be equally called to join
together in their endeavors after peace, by making all
sacrifices not positively rreconcilabe with their honor
and their interest Signed BCoL.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC COAST

TbeP S.N Co.'S steamer Lima arrived AZ Panama
August 90 with considerable number Of sssengers
from Australia and Chile and Peru also s225 900 In
specie some $500 600 of which is for Europe and the
balance for the United States.
Among the passengers were Gov. Wood and daugh-
ter United States Charps at valparaiso, DIR. Whit
more, of the Peruvian Amazon steamer Expedition,
bearer of dispatches from the u. ;. Legation st Lima
to the home Government, Messrs. Taylor, Brown and
Others Mdshipmen Of the U. 5. Navy, Capt. Ayers,
of the ship Louvre, which he has recently cold at
Melbourne, &c.
The news from Peru is without detail-but the tenor
of H. as we learn by private advices is very unfavcr
able TO the Government, its troops having been badly
detected near Aracucho, by the forces Of Castillo.
This latter General had sent message to the ladies' OF
Lima to prepare for grand ball which he would give
at the palace of the President, of which he would take
ssion before certain day specified, and not far
distant One of EcheDique most prominent Coionels
had been defeated in the battle Aforementioned
We CLEAN the following items from the Valparaiso
Echo OF the 30th ult:
Chile has declared that in the coming struggle be-
TIVE en- the east and the west Of Europe she will remain
neutral and has set forth long and weighty reasons
for adopting this course. The great powers win
breathe reer that they are assured Of the nel-
traty OF Chile and the Sandwich Islands.
A law has also been passed fixing a salary for the
clergy to be paid by the State for the purpose of do
ing away with the fees now charged for marrying,
christening and burying the poor, which are often
found to be heavy incumbrance; and many persons
neglect the rte of marriage, while they openly as
same the func lions and responsibilities Of that cOndl
uOn.
SSow-A gentleman recently returned from the
interior informs that the nth of July there
heavy fall Of in the province Of Colchagua, at
the base of the Andes
WHEAT.-The Company Of Millers, according to
the last advices from Conception had lowered the
price of wheat TO % reals per fanega, equivalent to
about 49, British, or 81 IA per English bushel. AT
the same time -four was 81 so per 200 lbs.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
TEXAS.

We have dates from Galveston TO the lst inst.
There Is nothing in the way of OF special interest,"
The Austin Gazette Of the 26th ult says: Wm.P.
Converse Of New Orleans, man Of high standing in
the business community has been appointed Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Commissioners Of the Browns-
vile and Rio Grande Kailroad Company. Books Of
subscription nov opened at New Orleans and
Brownsville. Mr. Converse thinks that with si0o 900
good subscriptions contract be made for Duild-
ing and finishing, complete, the road, with depjts>
water stations rolling stock, &c., payable out Of the
subscriptions and by bonds Of the Company secured
by mortgage Of the road with all its rights dosa-
tons and appurtenances This will Of course include
the land donated by the state.
The Journal of the oath says: We regret 10 state
that the health Of city has not improved since
Monday. From some cause, the disease seems h.
have been fatal tins far than that of last year,
ard as we have before stated nothing but the mate
rial is wanting 10 produce most fearful epidemic.
The ssme paper says We are informed by q gentle
man just from Houston, that four cases Of yellow
fever and two deaths had occurred on the opposite
SIDE Of the bayou. The citizens sent over and haf
the premises cleansed and burned the bedding OF he
deceased, with the hope That it would arrest the r.
ther progress Of the dfseaso. We may say that =
cases occurred in Houston, narrow is the bs.cq,
ana we much fear that precautionary measures Eh
prevent its spreading Galveston and Houston sts1
destined TO be cOsuferers in disease
IL II said that there is great deal OF sicknes- "
The country, with rather more than an average rS'f
taity. On the Brazos Intermittent feyers are pf
lent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

will De adjourned sAe dc Tor i mus: be re1euoerssS
tbs, ;rpat;ent the two armies are the chiefs
are 10Th 10 act and will gsdly svsil themselves OF
shy pre'ense 20 put of me long threatened desIae
ton Of Ansps and sevsstopol.
trum all can learn, only one Of the Eng sh stores
boot store has been burned down. This is no grea,
loss. but siil believe our own troops VIII have 70
wait for the French, and the two will wait until II 4
too late to do anything II is this the leaders OF the
two armies and their abettors at home will lament
and expstiate on the great strokes Of cunning and
generalship which mos. assuredly would have been
made but for that disastrous fire at Varna-
The fire was not considered 10 be under until day
had davned this morning, and al this hour, T. NJ.
the sky is still red with the glare of the Goals and
frhcments of wood.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

,A.so,s .c, there with rsore quiet and searty ,b.
In the disturbed districts.
Gen. Gonzales eoptnpeo In 0csha, awaiting the A.
rival Of Gen. Mos1aera, who had gone to Honda s1d
there organized large force to serve a. an army YER
the North.
The rayolutionists OF the Ciensg. OF Santa Martha
had semi a commission to Gen. Posada, with the os-
t,usible object of submitting themselves to the Gov
eminent he actual object however, appeared 10 be
to arm and intrench themselves, arm buagos, mounf
artillery sc. Gen. P0sada had therefore determined
10 attack them by water with 800 infantry and 20
tiery The attack should have taken place about the
The brieantine Winthrop had arrived at Santa Mar,
tha from the United States bringing about 1900 mus
kets and other implements OF war Tor the doyernmen
which were being transported up tne riVer
in The steamer Estrella 1000 muskets hsd been re-
ceived at Colon, also from the United States, and
were shpp9d TO Carihsgena in the schooner Rosaba.
Carthseepa continues its enthusiasm for the Goa
titution There he's been formed there third voiun
tsry company for the Constitutional Union, and
mounted picket OF Young eh'hus'o'S i"iNe" P"'soi
in the city.
The immigration from Bogota is incessant. Every
one i tired Of the outrages Of the uSurper, ana many
of the people have enrolled themselves in the ranks
Of the Constitutional Army
The AsufHh,H Corner says: From what we hive
tins far learned of the recent advices from Bogss
we sre satisfied that though no definite results Rave
h, as vet secured by the forces OF the Government
if the concentration that can, and we t1nk VIII De
MADE is effected-the Aebstos cannot hold out, IN
the interior provinces more than three mon,hs longer
Meanwhile the better portion Of the inhabitants seem
70 be vigorously eusrding against any outbreak m
favor of Melo on the coast. Ii this be also pre-
vented the successors of the Government troops
within the time aforementioned, is certain. The
course pursued by Melo in Bogota, In extortng ran,
sons ETC. from political prisoners has been most bar
barous and he must inevitably suffer severely there
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
by Submarine and European Telegraph.

PARIS, Tuesday.
Letters from Madrid of the cath announce that the
royal decree has appeared suppressing the so-caled
Juntas OF Safety aud Armament which had been
formed in the provinces.
The Government also proposes 10 close the clubs.
Three Per Cents 34.i0
1be N0Hafar publishes the following note dated
Bsyonne, Aug. %;
&" Gen. O Donnell has decided upon suppressing the
corps OF Queens Guards and the Halberdiers. The
national militia spontaneously entered the office
OF the revolutionary newspaper called the Lost Barr
cGdes, and stopped the publication. VI. OlOzogs ap-
pointed Spanish Minister Paris has left Madrid for
his post
A Adispstch from Bayonne of the 2ith announces
that the spanish Government has obtained loan
OF 65 coo OO0 OF reals, secured on the revenue Of
Cuba.
Letters from Constantnople of the goth announce
that greal battle had been fought the 7th be fore
kars.
The result Of the comba; was indeesive.
The loss on both sides was reckoned at 5000 men,
HassAn Pasha was killed and Mustspha Pasha
wouI ded in the action.
Three Russian Generals were disabled.
The Emperor arrived in the capital 81 o clock last
evening witt0dt escort. The Empress stays at
Bisrrz until the MIDDLE OF September
General paraguay Hillers is raised 10 the dignity
OF Martial of France, in consideration Of tue EN-
nent services which he has rendered in the varons
circumstances of his military life"
The French Three per Cents closed az 73f s5c
snd The -Four and aHalf per Gents. 100, for the
end OF the month.
MALTA, A1g. 26.-General Cathcart Admiral Ston
ford and Brgadisr Torrens have arrived in the
Hsrbinger.
The cholera has slmos, disappeared in the island.
NiLsSA, Aug. 29-Count BuOl il said 10 have dis
played unusual warmth during the conference which
be yesterday had with the Prussian Minister. He
enumerated the secrihces which Austria had made In
ord'r 20 prevent the encroachments of Russia. and
gsve Count Amin 10 understand that the stipuatiops
contained in the treaty Of April 20 were under present
eHcnusiaLces, Insufficient
IL u believed that Count Arnim will 20 AGAIN IN
Berlin. Prince Alexander Gorchakoff has received
some ntimstiOn relative the probable fate Of ,he
Austrian note. II is likely that no direct ansyrer
Will be given, but that Austria will be desir "A 10
give expansions relative her real intentions and
wishes. 1
The arInsnents here are On greater scale than
ever In the course Of the last week 100 gpns zero
SEPT out Of the arsensl and vest rday orders wsrs
gwen TO prepare eight cavalry batteries t64 gunsI
with all possible speed. eP
BucHaRksT, 22d-NOthing of importance. Thsra
little chance OF Moldava being speedily eyaenafsd
he victories gained in Aisle were celebrated bv the
Russians on the 10th at Fokshan and the frin1 1sve
ire 10 report that battle had been fought al Bssc,
in Wallscbia. o''
On the goth the united fleets had not left ysrns.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
MEXICO.

We have received from Acapulco the BoletiR Of
eiai of the Restoring Army of Liberty up to Aug. 10.
The insunectionery forces claim to have routed Q
body of Government troops from Queretaro, taking
their arms, munitions and horses On July 10 another
affair took place in the same vicinity, with similar
result the Government commanders, Luis Martinez
ana Lazaro Martinez, we're shot the same afternoon
by way Of reprisal for similar acs committed on be-
half Of the Government. Other skirmishes Of no
great importance are reported but there To have
been no fighting Of decisive character. Alvarez
has directed that at the head Of orders Of the day. in
addition to formulas previously prescribed, the words
4" Death to the Tyrant shall also be employed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
AUSTRALIA.

We are indebted to Messrs. Adams & Co.'S Express
for a file Of The Melbourne Argus, with dates 10 10th
Of June.
The gold market remains inactive, with an altera-
ton in the price, t3 10 10 per ounce
Tie finding of nugget of IL pounds weight In the
Victoria diggiBgs is duly chronicled.
Rsiners Serenaders are doing good business al
GeeloDg.
The Mount Alexander and Ballaarat Escorts arrived
at the gold office, treasury, the 9th Of June, bring
ing from Mount Alexander, 1876 ore. II dwts.,
and from Ballaarat, 3,si9 ozs 10 dwts.
We have Sydney papers to the 5th June. No
change is noted in the market Of either produce
merchandise. The Sydney papers are occupied in
discussing the question Of the introduction OF coolis
labor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
SPAIN.

Recent Gazsftes have published some intere-ting
e.Gees- remarkable among them is one bY The
Minister Of Grace and Justice eouehed in clear and
oeelGsc erms iSrodding the clergy to interfere with
the liberty of the press, or 70 een.ure or nrocseJ
sgans; It otherwise than in the manner prescribed by
law. Another decree, also from senor AIonzo. en-
joins the clergy to ineulcate union and frsterntv
among TIE people, the Observance Of the laws, and
two DEGREES addressed j. explicitly warned a.,
ne Jaw WI be put in force against any Of its member
soo aet IN contrary manner 10 that enioined and
vho may s'senp' 70 rouse dscord and NEEDLE in no.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
tBy Telegraph 4

NEw-ORLEASs, Monday, Sept IL, 1854.
The steamship 0rizabs has arrived from Vera
Cruz, bringing City of Mexico dates Of the I'd inst.
Several victories by the Government troops over
the Insurgents reported. Some of Alvarezs or
GERS had been captured and shot.
Nothing is said concerning the execution of Count
Boubon, while The sentence of the others is com
mented upon. M
The bark Braziliere Of New-York, was totally loss
near Vera Cruz on the lst inst. The crew and pert
of the cargo were saved. Capt. Campbell came
passenger In the Oiizaba.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
Nw.YoRs DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1854

Htical questions. There !. great room for reform IN
hold elevated posts m the church. A circular from
the Minister OF the Interior Senor Santa Cruz to inc
Governors Of provinces, laying down rules 10Y une
next elections directing them to allow the e'ec'oIs
perfect liberty 10 hold meetings due order being op
served at the time, forbiddng interference anu sus
exercise Of undue influence and assuring them that
II /. the Minister'S intention bring TO sn account
any Government official who shall depart from the
line OF conduct traced by the law and attempt 10 al
ter the purity of elections.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
CHINA.

From Chira we have dates to the 9TH OF July.
The PekiH Ga:et'e acknowledges the formidable
nature Of the insurrecon. 40, 900 rebels had gone
norihward from Nankin.
The Abergeldie. Rapid and Hygeia had been lost
the latter had 800 emigrants board, $40 Of whom
we're left on the wreck, and were supposed TO have
perished Of starvation.
Nothing had been heard of the Russian feet,
which supposed to have gone far north pos
sibe.
The American treaty with Japan has been duly
signed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
THE FIRE AT VARNa
~ A1G - Ann a
,uesroadsnee cf The Daily News.

IofFcFF o11lFhee ~ ht DalIy Nevs-
VAaSA. Friday, Aug. II, ls54.
Excessive So the combustslty OF Vsna i ar The
best OF times, il has been hgAfened thousand fold
by the military occupation OF ths summer. 10 for
mer years when the fire found empty houses for il
a peculiarly Of the Turks and BalgarAns thst their
houses are always empty, those houses would have
blazed away and each Ere would have been over Al-
most immediately afisr il began. Qs,rk burning it
certainly wss, bat there wSs material for long
bRrnipe-nothing 70 generate the dangerous hea;
which in many cases msksa eopsssrssop. 20 to say,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
VOLUNTARY LOANS.

The Vienna correspondence of The Ostsee ZeltNRg
contains the following document relative to the new
Austrian loans:
SIR: have noticed with extreme dspleasure that
the Jews of Pesth have not yet given energetic proof
Of that patriotic feeling for which had given them
credit. Whereas, in consequence Of the most high
appeal of his Imperial Royal Apostolic Majesty, no
one-I say, not one single subject-dare now-a days
evsde his duty to his sovereign, you are hereby re-
quested to summon every Jewish inhabtant Of Pesth
before you, when you shall urge upon him the duty
of voluntarily subscribing and give the names Of
those who should behave in lukewarm manner, or
even presume TO avoid all participation in the loan.
Exp sctng TO receive this very day your reply to-
gether with rs, OF the subscriptions made, as well
az of those Indifferent patriots schiecheR pafr0teH)
who refuse to subscribe,-l am, 81.
BARON or AuGUsz, Imp. Royal Vice-President.
"BUDLP PEsTH, July 90, 1854.
" J. A BOskowitz, Esq, Mayor Of the Jewish COM
munity Of Pesth."
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

ScIoIDE Coroner Gauble yesterday held q a
guest al No % Crosby st., upon the body OF Asry
Ann MeFarian, a native of New-fork, - years e
age who committed suicide By taking landanuil.
Decesstd bad been addicted TO intemperance ana y@
otherwise dissipated. The jury rendered yerdicf
in accordance with the above statement.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

Il am in duty bound to communicate (circaiarfterJ J
the above high re,crpt to tho respectable Jewish
munity of this place. remsrkiDg at the time that
| should deeply regret being under the necessary
which my duty would impose upon me Of marking
down the names of those who should refuse to sub
scribe at all or 10 do for amount duly proper
tope to their means. Subscriptions will be received
til the 2sth inst. daily.
" Jos. A. BosKowIrz, Mayor"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

the magazines, and pulled down the houses wishing
to Isolate the fire hut tie wood the ground caug ht
fire as well and the flames ieaped over The clsArngs
and the fire made rapid progress. IL gained the
French commissauai stores and CONSUMED them. IL
seized the eanteens and the indammable liquor n
them, ano the bursting o. spirit casks and the running
through the streets OF flaming liquors were added 20
the horror OF the scene. There wa mach luBdsrng
going but IN my opinion this could be helped.
Tie working parties bad - enter the stores and re-
move the casks ami bales OF merchandise previous %
pulling down the houses. The goods wene 1ung into
the streets and lay in every bodys way aud al
most mercy hat people should be f'und 10 remove
them. Boxes OF candles. casks of o and brandy
casks OF sugar and bags of coffee tea and rice actu-
ally went begging from one END OF the street 10
other working party after working party rolled or
pitched or flung them about. Our Maltese servants
and the French LOlsyes were useful scayeDgers on
this occasion They turned their predatory instincts
90 account, and took al that 4 worth taxing. The
csnteen men, meanwhile raised loud lamsats, but
gained little pity. Their extortOns fOr the last few
months have been hey ond belief, aDi 50 we're their
gains. Almost al the ssnteen men lost their stock
in hand. Messrs. Haas0ns ebanilery shop was
burned cleaned out Is difculi 10 say which. ani
the gin and grocery shop Of the Messrs ras had the
sane fate. No pities them for they have ready
wTupg enormous sums out OF our sthsers and il Is
well known that the next weeks trading VIII fully
make NJ for the losses OF that one night whatever
those lOs-es NAV have been. The same NAV be said
sf almost az the other tradespeope the Ere has done
ihsl good deal of damage bai the scarcity Of sro-
visiohs which must prevail for the week or ;EO
will amply indemnify them for their losses
The dsstrUc;ioa Of the French military stores and
among them their Of fascinss Is q more seri-
matter. IL viii iu-si.h ready excuse for sinking
The expedition 20 AnaPa, Which has been talked Of as
''nirg OF % Monday, he I4'h net, but which noE