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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

Geographic dispatch dated Gothand Sunday, II says
that both the French and English fleets at Bore
sund twenty miles from Swcaborg, and it was expected
they would attack the latter place on or soon after the
18th. Admiral Cory at Dagerhut. There were
sixteen Russian ships OF in Sweaborg The Russians
had blocked the barbor by sinking ship loaded win
rocks. ,.,.,
As already stated Admiral P!umTidge had cannonaded
Brahested and Uleaborg. He destroyed the cockyard
and burned barrels Of tar with other naval stores
Here was foolish story afoat that under cover OF
flag Of truce Admiral Napier had cent into hesinSors
challenge TO the Russian commander to come ost and
fight him, ship for ship They say further that inc nus
sian declined
private letter in the Calmar Poster states that the
commander of SveabOrg has been imprisoned for life lie
had sold the cannon-bas by thousands, and provided
others of wood painted black. He had also converted
two gardens They employed night and day in resior
ing the fortress. In Finland they fear Swedish land
force more than the allied feet The whole OF Inc south
coast sIinked with Cosseck picEets. Some OF the new
fir guuboas have been ied they splt at the first shot
Abo is defended by twelve Of these boats, and by some
batteries The Russian troops in garrison there are IN
very bad spirits. Commerce has ceased and prices are
very high. The peasants pad for military transports
il paper money, at half the usual prices. The military
except the guards are small and weakly and excess
evoly given to drunkenness.
The Swedish papers continue TO advocate union with
the West and every thing shows that the time is at hand
when Sweden will declare itself. At the same time 1t is
universally erted that diversion must be made III
Poland and that the independence of that noble country
must be at once restored But this is the opinion OF
sensible and honest people everywhere, need not dwell
upon this subject II the war 10 be seriously carried o.
this step must soon be taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

Accordipp "a the late accounts from The sea' OF war
the lef, wing Of the Turkish army continued p.nhIh
trste itself by way Of Ncopoi and Sis,o"s on -. ~
end from thai point a road leading ~ hasgiAu "a VIZ
headquarters at Schumla woaIa ahoru VIC :. h,d hive
80 ,ayuslv occupied by the enemy. IL Is Scarcely
nrobable however that Prince Gorcnakon-"ho mas nov
tst on ,be command in consequence oi severe "vua
received by Prince PashAiewi'ch which has o.,
h noysl 10 Jarsy-wcu1 venture TO detach any large
-t;on M his force far from the neghSoThood OF Su
- Gov II the army which the siege were serious
lv weakened the Ottoman commander wouid nave an Up
Iorupity relieving the fortress by attaching the ihssu
,e with The main body Of his troops. As appears s'
,be roect Of taking the place by has been dehci-
lively abandoned there il to nope that the defence
NAV be continued until considerable allied force sna DC
ready 10 cooperate with the right wing OF the lurrh ar.
nv The combined fleets at Baltscik Will be IN posi-
undetGken and there viii probably ne little difhcnIy NJ
supplying temporary garrison Of marines Tor '1Ini,
should be thought desirable TO move all tue a'daoc
Ottoman forces into the interior.
is confidently stated that large reniorcenents are
f crossing the Pruth TO strengthen the nycdin2 arm
in Noldayia: but il must not be supposed at c Hesn
toops which may enter the province form an aduion "
the rerort.d force Of the enemy, ~ the reserves vi
Ressaiaban side OF the frontier have always oee oIut
in tho e.tiuates which have been published. Inc mo'
mon. of roop 10 the west principally important as ihd-
eating Che determination OF the Russian uoVeTnncnt
remain il; the Prucpaes. 1t Is indeed hgmy PfopaoIo
net IN answer 10 the recent suinmonsi from iei a-ac
romss will be held out Of future compliance win TIE
femauds at The neutral powers but Austria Will no longer
he satisfied with empty and iDsincerc phrases nwii aot
he unnosed that the Gar terrifying Jassy for the Den
Ell of IL rgtfui Government that he Is moving for
ward the reserves Of his army the preliminary measure
TO general retreat. The ultimate plan OF the campaign
will probably depend the fate Of Sistra but at pres
emit may safely be conjectured that Bucharest even II II
il not abandoned, will form the most advanced point oil
the enemy's position
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

increased DISPOSITION 20 subscribe for them - understood
exis; the part OF leading capitalists. ~.
letter from Calcutta April %, mentions NAV IN" p,'
iii skp-oiwar Spartan, sleeps Rapid and iy steamship
Boracouts, serew-steamer Rather, were ~ singapore,
with the fri-a,o Syba on the way from Trncomalee AMI
the socp Ssrscen due from England. Il considered
that this force than a match for the Russian
squadron in those When the May Wood. man
steamer, with tie mails from England approaehel Woo
China, the lac; trip she Found the Russian ship
Europe. which having obtained she started knows
where bat probably to rendezvous in The north the
captain having giving OFT that he going 20 Manila
From Official return learn that the number Of sea
son tickets the Crystal Palace AZ >ydenham disposed Of
previously the opening co. ~. appears also,
The authority that there admitted the 18th
met o9G visitors anil s5 eason-tieke holders, max
irc total O. i7s On the l3th, which wet, l.
> visitors and SIS seasonckethoiers, making total
3os5. On the lith which was dry but rather over
cust 2o4l 81 visitors and 2'2o
making total of SOL. On the 18Th which was exceed
ingy wet. foggy, nnd disagreeaoie GU, OF u9o1s,
!, 10 ~ visitors and ss9 Observation-Disclosures, making
e total Of e,642. very considerable amount OF work
has been done in the interior SINCE The opening ana
the aspect OF II is greatly improved. \ magnificent col
lection of orange has arrived from France, aud Il
being arranged by Sir Joseph Paxton. To-day a grand
ete TO be given by the directors and shareholders 10 he
Foreign Commissioners who hOnored the opening win
their prtsence. TIE proceedings will consist OF reecp
ion the grand transep and deeUner IN me basement
story, locking upon the park and winch Is neroaitor
to be occupied by machinery. We understand that pre-
rarators in progress FOR inviting 70 London during
The present summer the municipalities OF Paris aud o ~
other great in France that subscription has been
set ON for the purpose that the proposal meets with
the APPRECIATION of the Government and that the aPproa h.
ing sltalties intended return for tA0sc extended
the Lord Mayor aud Corporation of London and e. the
Royal Commissioners IN 1881.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

de smser islands Of tho Danube and BY night The Nv"
banks Of the river connected
"On May II, about 600 Russians crossed TO the
Turhsh bank Of the rivcr and ba'senHgran followed.
"Mav 10 10 ai-Fire Of Russian atlery directed
against ousworks Of Arab Tsbiassi.
"Msy 20 to 2a.-Threc etempss made to take the
outvcis on the northeast ride Of the fortress by ecrm
"Mav 20 to so-six attempts to s.orn al repnlscd
with prodeious los During nights Of 2sh and 3oh, the
Turks made soEes and committed fearful carnage of the
besegers.
The feets are still engaged in conveying the Anglo
French force varna but the appears progress
sowy. No Of the allies in the field IS expected I'M
oil sbou; the end Of the present month Of June.
The fortress is Of the present tine invested on the sonih
and west sides The Russian operations are manly az,
rected against the Fort Of Abdul Medjd, which Is oenu
rench1s opened IN the usual way bat the men are as
sisted in their abos 10y the effects Of those small mines
csAed by the French toagosss, whose chaoe' arc "''
ok eight feet belcy the surface OF The earih
The removal OF the Russian headquarters 10 Jasy an
us Of but two expenations-the one the approaching
evacuation Of the Prinepates, the other the deIepse Oh
holdavia against the Austrsns But other
slow that Paslkievjfch has immediate Intention o
Withdrawing from the trinc;palites, consequently the
are that the Russian forces viii be so placed
hat they in case Of need be quickly conosntea 10
Ill either the beegDg army be attacked by the allies or
until some occurrence demanding their presence further
north shall cause the Russians to retire Omer Pasha
whole force now numbers loS 200 infantry 900 cavalry
and 40 guns we have no recent esmse OF 'he us7""
strength. - . ,.
IN leaving Lesser Waachia carried oil all the archives
public money and valuabes of the converts and churches
Halem Pasha the Ottoman Commander took measures
Immediately his advance 20 reorganize the sdmlnsra-
five feIvice st Krjoya and invited fug'es 10 return 70
their homes. e.
Two Austrian ship.-cfwar have commenced cIWs"s
from Avlona 10 PrcvCsa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01
ITALY.

letter from Turin June 10, says that the Austrians
are forming large camp Goto, and there is good
deal Of movement among the troops al bearing In that
direction but in small numbers not to attract atten
tor.
Another letter speaks favoraby of the prospects of the
silk crop and hi1ks that the price will be high the
quality is unusually god.
The King Of Naples has prohibited the export of sui
pkur from his dominions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01
FRANCE.

The Page says that the question between France and
the United States arising Of the erre. Of NJ Dillon
the French Consul is settled, nothing remaining for ar
rangement but the form Of compensation tobe given
Heavy rains had much damaged the prospects OF the
Victor Hugo has been offered for the copyright
Of his new philosophical novel just completed entitled
Les NiseTes.' -
Alexandra Dumas has Just sold his welknown villa
celled Monte Christie 81. German which cost him 49,
600 francs for 81 600 franc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

he VS. in consequence removed 10 Jassy. Prince Cor
ehekon il s added then assumed the command of the
army.
II is stated that the Porte has sigrhed s acceptance
Of The Convention proposed by Austria with reference to
the eventual occupation of the Prineipalities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01
PRUSSIA.

Berlin letters state that negotiations in progress for
new Prus-ian losn equal to 60 900 ,ooo at A. per cent
Tie 18th June celebrated with great apparent cor
dality by the Court and people the silver wedding
the yfh anniversary of the marriage Of the Prince
and Princess of Prussia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01
CHINA.
THE BATTLE AT SHANGHAI.

The following is the account given in The North Cana
Herald OF the battle at Shanghai which the American
and Engish forces defeated the Chinese Imperias roops
We have already given the telegraphc announcement. Of
th.s event.
IN ----ea ~ o o. he -.-,-- 49, b. ~ ~. ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01
The LATEST.

PAkIs BorEsr, CLOSING Prces june l6--Parti'i re-
covery and decidedly animation than yesterday
-Four and half Rentes, 96.s5; Three per cent "o%'cs
7l.so; Bank, 29lo
Theres no later continental telegraplc news import
The Car and the Grand Duke Constantine had
again visited the Notifications of Cros~'ad' Advices
from Greece arc favorable to the allies.
rumor prevails that the Emperor of Austria had SAID
publicly TO the Duke Of Gotha Il give you my word Of
honor that the Emperor of Russia does not evacuaie
L" the Principalities will declare against him. He
is also reported to have given the Duke permission to re-
Peat the remark This seems very unlikely to be true
Julius Stealing, of Moscow, has failed; liabilities
s20o, 0oo.
The loss Of life by the burning of the transport Europa
Col Moore, Dr. Kelly four sergeants twelve private
men, and one woman, of the 9th Dragons
Prince Pashkiewi;ch was severely wounded by Turk
ish bullet He was removed to Jassy, and Gorchakof
has temporarily taken command
The joint note Of Austria and Prussia TO the Bambcrg
coalition was dispatched 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

TIE Morning ClroAide Of the l7th IN rs leading ef''
eie thus up the position Of anaHs a. ne i"s' a.
vice.:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

Dispatch to London Morning Chronicle.
vienna, Friday, June l6.
Adyces from Heanstadt Of the 10th instant that
the Russians made another unsuccessful attack upon Ss
tria on the 10th.
Prince Pasiewitch received very severe confusion
ON the right leg and consequently delegated the command
10 Prince Gorchakoff, and removed to Jassy.
Turkish attack upon the leland Of Mokan was re-
pulsed.
The Emperor Nicholas Is shortly expected at kiew.
This lie authentic.
VIENNA, Friday.
cIor: has arrived here 10 tie effect that on the sth
.rs.sri Prince Pashkioweh received severe wound IN
10 do fcrn la' from tho Turks batteries, and thai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01
RON LIE BLACK SEA
FROM THE BALTIC.

From the Black Sea there is nothing new, the heet'
being occupied in Transporting troops to Varna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01
PERSIA.

Advioes from Erzerum, May II, announce that the
Court of Teheran has decided TO send army of observa
lion 10 the frontiers of the Empire The force will be
cenirated at AberberdsctGD, under Gen. Azskhsn one
Of the best warriors Of Persia and hostile TO Russia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

ANOTHER CHANGE IN THE TURKISH MINISTRY
Redshd Pasha has temporarily retired from the Minis
will be filed by Chekib Efendi Rodshids ret rcment
is nominay on account of sickness and domestic affection
The daily union., 1854-03-04
OFvxCIAL.
TnsAsv.r DrrAxrxxxr, January !, 1854.

TREAsuRr DEPARTMENT, January !, 1854
hereby given holders o the following described
United that this prepared
between the hereof and the nnt Of June
next portions Stocks the aggregate
million dollars
TONED, 10 wit.
any contingent competition, within the stated,
preference viii be given the order Of which said
may offered The certificates duly this United
States who receive the thereof must
be transmitted this department upon the receipt whereo
price will bc paid compounded OF the following pareuIaTs
l. The value specified in each certincate
the stock Of the loan authorized by the act Of
July, 1885, rsdeeabe November 1885, OF ss cent the
stock Of The loan authorized of o redecmabe 3sI
cembs 1884, Of heen and half cent the stock OF is
loans authorized by the of is7 and lse and Tedeenabe
the former 3ls December 1867 and the latter on The SON
june 1865 twenty per and the stock oi me loan
1885, redeemabe on The 3s OF Dees
beT 1854 Commonly called the Texan Indemnify ten per cent
certificate from the LIST Of January,
1854, the with the
allowance reach owne) of days interest
in addition
Payment drafts Treasurer OF
the Uaed Boston, New York.
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dilsJune Secretary of the Treasury.
The daily union., 1854-03-04
UNITED STATES MAIL.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

STATE OF MAssACHUsETT5.
PosT OyrrcE DEPARTMENT,
February 10, 1854
DRoPosALs for conveying mails OF United
April 8, 1884, June 30 1857, the following Massa
chusets,
department until Of Saturday, March 25 1884, be decided
the day.
No. COS From Boston, by Harrison sQuare, Neponet Village,
Quincy, Brantec, South Bralntree Weymouth,
Abingdon, Hanson, South Hanson, and KDgston
Plymouth % miles and back six times week.
Arrive at Plymouth day by TX
Arrive at Boston day by
Making the with the Fall River railroad
South Brainee, and the South Shore railroad Brainee and
conveying between Boston and South Bantec fire.
quired by the department.
Proposals additional second daily
sunday between Boston and South Banires south
Brainree arrival of from Fall River &C.,
arriving at Boston BY and leaving Boston at ? p M and
arriving at South Braluee by T. connecting with the alter
noon The Fall River Cape Cod and South Shore aoad
bid cerhcate Instructions
and requirements embracing the conditions 70 be
department deem exped
en. see advertisement invns proposals for mail service y the
States OF Msnc Hampshire Rhode
Island, and Connecticut dated December IS, ls'a
Proposals should be directed the Second Assistant Postmaster
General Contract Office and distinctly marked on TN. envelope
"PropoSal for No 6ee Mass ~ failure mark proposal
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb D-lnwiw Postmaster General
The daily union., 1854-03-04
INo. a9s.l
NOTICE or warHpnAwxL Of,


road 10 connect The Chattanooga with the Central rail
from point Eyon Boards
I'm II the Of United
bearing date ns s. a@o al s public laaas siha .ns
and its branch above described dis
w De wnhd rom sale % entity except for valid p'sempuon
In he e II sna. aay i Is1 s ,as I
North of the base line and the pinea nsa southern
survey
Townships sixteen seventeen eighteen, nineteen twenty TWEEN
Townships eighteen nneteen, twenty, twenty
Townships seventeen eigheen nineteen, twenty
Townships seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty Of
North efs line, Of pr,nepqi aiaH
Townships niueeen twenty, wen-one, and twenty two Of
Townships twenty twenty range
Townships twenty y-one and twenty-five, Of range four
In the district Of lands subject 90 sale at CAHAsA:
North Of Ae base line and east Of the principal merdan, sousr
Township twenty two, OF range dve
In the district of lands subject sale at TUSCALOOSA
NORTH Of the base ias and est Of the principal meridian southern
survey.
Township twenty one, of range one.
Townships twenty and twenty of ranges two three and
North J the 1ass line and east Of the principal edan southern
Township twenty three Of ranges and
Townships twenty and four, of three, four
five, and six.
South Of The base line and Oe Of the principal meridian, northern
Survey
Townships fifteen, SIXTEEN seventeen, range
Townships een eighteen, and nineeen Of
Townships SIXTEEN seventeen eighteen nneeen twenty Of
Townships sixteen, eighteen, nineeen twenty, and
Townships eighteen nineeen weny and
twenty tpo Of range five.
Townships niaeeen twenty twenty one and twenty-five Of
ranges six seven, eight, nine ten and eleven
South Of the base ns and east Of the principal meridian, northern
survey.
and OF rang
Townships fifteen and sixteen two tree and four
Township fifteen, of range 1--we.
In district ofands subject sale at HUNTSVILLE:
of line, principal MERIDIAN northern
survey.
Townships eight nine twelve thirteen and fourteen,
Townships twelve ,hirteen and fourteen, of range
South Of the base Of the principal meridian northern
Townships eight twelve, heen and fourteen,
Townships eight nine eleven, twelve hireen and
Townships seven, eight eieven twelve thirteen
and fourteen Of ranges three and four. .
Iownnhps hhe ten eeVen tweVe, mneen ana fourteen, o
range Ave ,,,,..n and eur,s.n of rama. i,
In the district of lands subject sale LEBANON; 4
line, Of the principal meridian, northern
Townships seven, eight, and nine of range three
Townships six nne fifteen, and sixteen, of range
Townships nine ,en eleven twelve, teen fourteen and hf
Townships eight nne eeven twelve thirteen, and fourteen,
Townships eight eeven welve and thirteen,
six seven, eight, ten, eleven, twelve and t
Townships ve six -cven eight nae en eleven, twelve
Townships four hve six eight nne and eleven, of
Townships hve seven eight niue ten eleven range
eleven.
washington, his aa,h day of January, 1854.
BY order Of the Presidents
Jan N-law3w Commissioner.
The daily union., 1854-03-04
mo. 407.l

no. 497l
NOTICE extending the time of the reservation Of
IN lands sale, along the route Of the
Cairo Fon railroad branhes the Snles OF MISSOURI
ARKANSAS.
hereby given
Withdrawn from ordered to be withheld from sale
Except for valid epons) until the 9th day Of April next
lying within the probable limits Of the made the act en
tied An granting the right and making grant OF land 10
Missouri aid in the construction
railroad from pon. the MISSISSIPPI opposite the mouth Of me
Ohio Little Rock, the Texas boundary line, Full
with branches Fort Smith and the Mississippi
February 1852 be- and hereby further
extended continued until further orders this oftce
Given hand OF Washington, this 23d of Jam
uaIy, 1854
BY order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Once
Jan Q-laWl3W
The daily union., 1854-03-04
United States Patent Once,
Washlngton, February lo, 1854.

IN the petition Of Samuel r. B. Morse
York praying for the patent granted him
The 2o OF Jane 1890 for Improvement mode Of
eating Information by signals application
for from the patent which
place the 20th day OF June, lo5i-
IL s ordered, the said petition
Monday aid day Of May II O'clock persons
notified appear show cause they
petuon ought be granted
Persons opposing the extension required
Ohce their objections specially writing
days before the day hearings all testimony filed BY party
be used the said hearing be
with The rules OF the office, which will be furnished spp
cation. =
geneer, and Evening Star, Washington, D. CT
Philadelphia PonnsylvaDia Scientific
Boston, Massaehssets and Inquirer, Cincinnati Ohio
week Tor three successive weeks the 2d May
next, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
sEdor OF the above papers will please copy
b 10 The Patent Once with containing this notice.
Feb 17-law3w
The daily union., 1854-03-04
GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEsT.
~ r. 3asi|1l - "a

Baltimore and OHIO railroad Whssins CON:
neong there vita hs large and pierax steamers Of Ms
Union line on the ohio andhe stages TO Zanesrtue &C.
THIS expeditions line being thoroughly completed by the
finishing Of the Board Tree Tunnel the being
ercelent order, OF travellers confidently
rccted TO its The scenery
this road Is Of the oharacer
The mntl train leaves Baltimore daily
directly through to Wheeling 1850 es) In 10 ~ hours
eiudng NIL soppaees arriving there at NEXT day
passengers leaving baltimore at lay for lodging
Cumberland 7s mes and proceed thence Wheeling the
morning.
To with these uains Washington
and daily, meeting from Baltimore Wnsf
ngon junction, DIETER known the Relay House, miles from
Baltimore.
AT Wheeling the unrvaed Union line
which have Just been completed FOR this daily
ion with the and down Ohio Gin
cinnsn and Louisville, where the for Nashville hc
the 81 Louis and New Orleans packets be by those
ing further
Passenger for Columbus (or who prefer land Gin
Of Ohio and the West d
Wheeling the Ohio Company coaches
the best Of the National road TO GAINESVILLE and thence
by railroad
Passengers for wosvine Cleveland by steamboats, and
railroad viii also find this being
regular and speedy conneIion Wheeling and from those
places
Bsgaag. checked through Washington Wheeling
charge Tor transfer OF passengers or baggage.
through ticket with
rouel from Washington 10 Wheeling 80 SOL Cincinnati sl,
to Louisville, Ai2
Ticket. TO Parsons agent the railroad station
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May 1l--dn General Superintendent.
The daily union., 1854-03-04

EVANS a WATsONs Phiindciphis- rsnu rscturea
IL hole saamande FIRE and
large hand No. 50 street Phadel
Also, bank vaults and iron doors far
rsned equal any In the United STATES
Reference given few who have many
mo G. named, over 900 Of our ssfes
r. J. Mngude 7th street, PepnsyV avenue Washing
ton Of and receive
orders for
and Me.hsncs Bank, Phiadephis 10
United States Mint, do
United States Arsenal, 3 in Philadelphia, s in California
United States Appraisers Ohice, Philadelphia,
Pennsyfva vania Railroad Company, 4safes.
Philadelphia Germantown and Morsown Railroad Company,
2 safes.
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia.
Sole agency for Butterworthr superior bank locks.
Patent slate lined refriacrators
July 3l-2awly