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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-11
MEM EAJL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING IN EACHAN(sE FOR STATE
STOCK RtNk MITES.

unds rsgasd would especsul inform the citizens
- tn eity aud vicinity. that he has n
large we'll -cte osk of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
CONSISTING in part Of
French aud English Merinos Paids DLaines half and all
woods black plain eatered Silks: bleaehed PLATA
char geable cold Silks silks
Flounes Gross de Maple and Saeins Fanne Opera Cloak
ings Liusvys Bav MATES. Thybet PLAN Fancy Silk
shawi- all kinds % Ba-kes Hosiers Gloves Embroide
C1aks OF all styles and and multitude OF
other articles t-d"u. mention.
As IN. rotto smal' prof aud quck sales - would ad
wise thos wishing t. til ir fall and winter supplies ia
vor me witha call before rIr -hasing elsewhere
Especiay would draw the Of dealers and mer
chant tsors heavy AMI choice stock of
ri In aud fancy all eolars Of Brosdcioths Over
coating Nhn-ys Beaver Eeseys Petershsu wool silk
add LiniLgs. all kinds az TaiIors Trimmings
To those deaipgin Really Made CT thing request visit
me IN order to examine the hesny stock which
SANITY keep hand Intend selling att prices
and t-rms.
these ClOhipsa this city my
own Supervision an able to warrant better 1T and more
stssna wing than there be had other market
Come all and eon'nee yourselves Of the fact.
novs Main street. door below Branch Bank.
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H.s5 PRIZES TO re DISTRIBUTES

= ~ Nosemsrr 18TH ieSf. OF ~ .... =, .,
nube V76 tickets. asd the drawing OF s ballots
there will be 85 prizes each having Of the DIR wn nu
II 49, esch having orhem 81 $50 cseh hsyn one
only thea so. 81 go with neither OF the Drawn
numbers GU them heinz tiaaks
Tsdeerm1e he Tate othee prizes and blanks ~ nnuns
rom inela ive will he sevsrsy Tiseed ~ wheel ON
day ORA OF tbm drsFn cut - Andom
ti-k-t having is combustion ths -a~ha 50
efs"p hum"efs' VIII oe so''"'" " WV Sx0 an IN
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GEORGE KLEIN. PHILIP DECKER. KRAMER
GEORGE KLEIN IL Co,
SOAP. CANDLES AND LARD OIL MANDATORY,


bSHE undersigned leave the Merchants
n SOuth rn indiana and the plbe generally that their
ne~ Factory completed and they ready
facure Candles aud Lasi Oil.
W. will articles good The
prices as los purchased in Cincinnati We manu-
tsesre all the different qualities and in the
that city aud have equal facilities with city u the West
Thankful the liberal
determined merit ntnuanee an increase Of
the same aud liberal the the pub
lie. for the establishment of Home
N BThe highest market prices always paid for Taliow
Lard 81 Grease Oops 3md GEORGE KLEIN = CO.
Gazette and Henderson Courier copy
hills TO this
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wEsTERN rEEn sGprrr LrrRAL wARE HOUSE.
w. EW. wsNCATE a. co.
MANCEA('TIPE FRS and Dealers w all kinds ef Farm
wi aud Garden rmrsmen. Moving Rsapinr and 'hr.h-
ing Machnes f.td Csrier Seeds Trea Ge. SIC Main
Sweet orroste Bank OF Louisville Louisville. Ky.
sep25-Iyv
A LOT ~ Turubulls Cutting Boxes. Corn Shelter, a.
IN Sausage Caters sale by novlt Il. CRAM a. co.
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COLRyKN a HERs4IRERlsEll

Fostor'r bIock. First ,trcet. near Main.
AVE opened the largest richest assortment OF
Ill staple and Fancy Dry Goods offered in this city.
which may be ionId rich Pd silks pla
black do. French hernO French Plads French
Cashmere all WOOL DeLaiees. plain end fexrea
do handsome AipaccGs aud Bout Frrnrh. Eng
lsh and American last olored Psds Ladies Gents Kid
Gloves bst quality; large Ladies'
Children Gloves aud Hosiery Of all descriptions
Shaws Of all sizes and qualities large lot style En-
brOidries Collars ChemiEe Undersieeves
and plain c. Han ikerehi- Irish Illness lsanels OF all
qualities aid color Ladies Mrine and SILK Cnd~rshrts.
Gents Merino Lambs aud Silk Urdershirts Draw
ers and large variety ofneous too numerous mention.
which will be happy show. aud IL low will sell
hey fO"nd Call and exaniinr- octis
HDErEIvED per steamer GSzel@-
~ rs half chests Green Tea:
SO lbs Sugs -eursd Dried Beef. and 'or sale nv
nov2 I. ID. HERMANN.
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4of PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GOODS.
MORO An. Zen a. RE-T0N,

AN Vest assorted stock FJTegn
Domestic Dry Goods Motions Boots Shoes. Hats and
Caps they have ever offered to the trace.
We all close. dealers that
will be loesiBg for them by stock cfGoods
and skull the going the river The
s. passage money and 81 q per 100 lbs freight
We determined this going the river and have
aceOrdir gy sold this fall who usually
Cneinn All and Phili0elphia.
We need scarcely add these times that cash buy
Louisville Brok here shave Indiana State Stock Bank
paper from 10 q per cent.
As stock is first re. clean fresh and healthy
specially invite all call in
and examine for themselves. now
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jon, - MITCHELL. A. son.
PRODUCES, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,

OEce and. Warehouse water street, bttneen .Naia
and Loeast; cfso corner Of Walnut ST. and TIE
Canal, and az fhe Big Wharf Boat ct
foot Of Nam street.
WILL advance cash on all kinds OF Produce Goa.
w signed them, for sale her orlo ship To ihe,r Cor
respondents AT New Urlca and ihe Eastern Cities.
orders fir purchasing Produce or Merchandise, Ehed
at the shortest notice aud lowest mark e, prices
They will give prompt attention To the Forwarding OF
all Merchandise and Produce entrusted To their and
with their experience and ample facilities for Storage,
do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction.
noyI4-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL a. SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-11

DLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS We have or hand
ID superb Of desirabl- goods which will Of
the trade heavy discount las. rrses Gail
an see them octIS JOHNS IN a FhENCH.
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y,LUABIE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PROPERTY FOR SALE
und-rsgn ole for sale l2p acres OF Lana
che p 60 miles nor "tPrfpee-
ton Gibson County. Indiana AID a0rods from tne
80 Of said Land Is ceard aud we'll IN
Meadow Pasture Pieu gland well wstered and the SOIL
not SURPASSED bv any in the county
ALS0--Hs House and Lot IN the town o. ra,oka knovn
Pa cka House Lots lie toSethsr and embrace
about acres Ground we'll set IN various kinds OF
wiz running through the M
Pro rty FOR retr. AZ rom Ev-
IL heng ~ out equal distances on the
,ro tho-e places AIRY person WISHING to purchase
would DO W. :, call on living the
IN. I5,h of he leave no
oe,5-swJ WILLIAM JER,ULD.
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TUST bush in the per esnaiboe
,J ley aud for sale ~ move s. l.. H0yEY.
% n BsLS pure Cider Vinegar sale qusntties
N1O suit at dee5 COOKS Family Groeery.
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kHE5. e: 3 - q: :;la:
Rtti.RO TRANSPORT NTlON NOTICE


- PHILADELPHIA andBALrI- 2llEAE'
MORE Th 1nirrsiruei Agent will receipt -live
THROUGH Of ali kinds "f Produce aud Nerrhan niza em
th. city, Nv the Troy and Western Line Canal Boats
favorable terms.
nor-3-a JOHN S. MITCHELL, Agent
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OFT, MILLS FLOUR for sale at the Mill ats 5o9
" IS as CASH.
= OIA PIECES Russia Linen and Cotton Bsssng for sale
xOUby j. ii. MAGHEE & co.
EpONNETS.-5oos Straw Bonnets styles. rec'dth
g , -ay and for sale n,
no JAS. Row & co.. as Main ct. Lou. Ky.
UCST received dree, fr-n the Mills as Hills ~ RiarsvilIs
e. aad Railroad Nills Flour. j. W. 8. vtCKERY.:
uev5-f Main bet. "a and ID
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N0TICR

N0TICL is hereby gives that fstsr tsss
aneptsry the of John n Stock we'll dee and
qualified as such Eaecu All having sgnst
said requested duly for
and those said estte otf to call and
set ls wi me insanter. Water street.
nov1-lm R0BEBf BARN Is. Executor.
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NoTlcNs. Toys AND Fancy GOODS.

II . T y
Evansville. constantly ADDING alt the little useful and
articles this particular branch TRACE
with present arrangement with Eastern merchants. and
will sell the lowest market prices Cut3u and
friends uy invited cal and examine the
variety. stole under Odd Fellows Hail. First street.
e2-lyd&w
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ACTION ROOMS.

ktOONhSe
MAIN STREET. BER" ZEN SECOND AND THIRD.
a. Auetion Rooms Main near
the old Court House. where We are prepared OF receive
sell auction private sale all kinds OF
Merchandise Household Furniture Ofses. bugsie'. &e. Ae
Cash advances inside eons,s ni-nts t. sell auctign
Req LAR SAL ES-Evs Tuesday Thursday ana >atua-
day, clock A. NJ and Tuesday. edIes-
Gay and Fro ty evenings at gss-lishting 49,
- also particular AttunoH 20 the selling oil Lands
aud fowu Lots.
All persons having Lords. Lots. Horses. Wagons Bugses
Merchandise OF description TO sell are respectfully
lac. u give q a call. oel7-ly MOOLsEI NELsON
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RU rTONS.-loo gro Lastinr Overcast Buttons,
- $50 gro Youths Metal Do;
tI0gro Tsist Coat do;
800 sro Smok Pearl vest dol
Received tsis day and for sale by JAS. Low 4 co..
oetlO ais Main street Louisville. z.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-11

EPELEIvED PET Flattoat-
H 10 bbls Cider Viacgar, bills Pearl Barley;
1t Insram's Saerata1; 10 txs W neat Starch;
~ bss Ssleratus 10 ,pers; Boston Matches;
II bales Cotton Batting; q matt Csssa:
80 bundles Cotton Irvine; Itn lbs small Hemp Tvinei
coils grass Halter Rope; coils Hemp Halter Ropes
d. Hemp Be5cosds do Cotton Bedcordsi
~ dox No. Do; 4 ks host rand LUMP To-
20 lbs Nutmeg; baeeo;
% doz Black LAX; p doz Ohio Mustard;
% o Kentucky Nustard; q do y. Y do;
- ks Ground Pepper; % hxs Ground Cinnamori
10 bxs Palm Soap IN ~ to a Is dor Washho-ri-:
IL bars: Is nests Mtrket Baskets;
don Covered Baskets. Is doz extra Jap Broons;
10 do whisks: 10 DO Wire DO;
2 do extra Clothes Baskets; 10 do Hard do;
For sale at lowest maIket price by
movie L. ID. HERMANN.
EpETTtR LATE THAI NEVER
ED hl1 C-arbt rr'rH: 20 bush Onions;
; ebxs choice z Raisins; diam sultan R.isins;
I ~ 10 Star Candles; Ia bxs Palm Soar;
Il co German Soap; OIine do; for Sale at
Ia PAM lv
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STATE srocr psNK NOTES OF INDIANA

NDILLIN0IS suspendedl will be taken by the
"a d-rsisned this date AT PAR. for Hardware Cut
tlery. &c. a wholesale or retail.
The will sod regular eah p-ices. and
having kind Of money buy WITH MAY EELY
on sFISG rAIRiY DEAF WITH.
this is ''oe6 aswaeat'' at the New
Hxrduare store Of noy1s-tf CBAS. 5. WELLS.
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4 NEW C&yDInA TE rs TuF FIELD.


TVNrIE Fall W vAUTIER MAR
II CONNER. " bsfor. the prblic and will
again other Hat without d,ioction ~ In Print
finish durability Citizens about voting tsf
selves IIs, well call exsmin eand-
da.e will speak for ITSELF Main street between First and
Second oct5
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SAVINGS BANK.

SAVINGS BANK.
FIRST STREET. BELOW MAIv.
HTs Bank pays interest d-pos.es payable
II on dsmaad buys and sells Ezchsrge. Coin. Tncurreni
Money &C. &e grants Loans makes Collections and r-mi
promptly af Exchange RENTED
all parts OF Europe. octii-u G. COPELAND. Cashier
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
El ERsUANTS Shrri- OF Merchandise Pro-
~ duce by Canal will ind ~arehause the
nept for that h,s Oar charges will be and
the business will he PEosP-Y aud attended
10 oct2s-lr-d HILL HOLIDAY.
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~ s ALMONDS.-25o 500 Its for sale by
- . now >. Z. GILBERT & CO.. Sye. rear Water.

~ tFEKET FOUND.-An iron Safe Key Vas found
- yesterday morning Mair The owner OBJ
tain 1t by paying for slvertIsem-nt. aoTl4-tf
HDURE WHITE LEADS kegs pure White Leadrssd
III anu for ale ny nov9 SAMUEL ORR.
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DOULTRY.- As 6ox Chickens
II dor Ducks:
20 Turkey Just -eceived at
oeti7 COOKS Family GroeeryS
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INDIANA STATE STOCK MONEi
AFFAIR FoR GOODS.
s2O.OOO OF State stock Money Wanted.
II H. MAGHEE co. have on hand very large and eie-
81 CANT stock at Dry Goods Boots shce- HAS Caps aud
which they viii sell low rsss srd take the
Stock Banks Of Indiana and Illinois 10 payment
Call and you will get bargains aad cont shave
nonet.
EpAY STATE LONG SdAwLS.-I reed this dav and
I'D Tor sale by nov2f JAS. Low & CO
UJESBR.D sHAwLS.--5 So Fmhroils-ed Shawis
H. cd and Cor sale Nv nevst JAS Low & CO.
(tLOAKISG yELvEr-Zs rcs ~ Claakips SIX yelret.
IL rec ssd for sale ty R0,3i JAS. Low 4 CO.
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HOoN D. tUaNDbbh AMI JAME> II KHAN r. nav
- associated themselves the rrsctic
law aud will attend to all business eenird them On
both always be found their Locust stree
opposite Sherwood House to ave counsel bust
Evansville Nov. 3. lS5i.-iy
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LOUIsvaLLE PAPER NIL.


Wall PAPER. RORpERs, FIRE SCREENS
WINDOW PAPER, d(..
HNUE subscriber has sed and extensive
n,of the aicse ar!;eiy which he would most
respectfully call the a on OF all Who wish purchase
.ees in his De elns tat he can sell low
rates house Of the kind the West stock ng
plete he i.es aured chat hetan entire
satisfaction all those vi will him with call.
Particular attention psi TO hanging with
and dispatch.
NNOOi.SEH A NELSON keea constantly on hand .
w general assortment OF Wood. Cane and Sea seat
Chairs oas Sceiates Centre Card DBins and Breakfast
Tables Stands, Warrobes Bdeads Mattresses and Look
ng Glasses. oe7-iy
GOLD PENS Cola and Common Jswelry. Perumery
~ &c. just rec at
sepl5 A. G. PCSHEE'S.
II IQCORs.-
II ca~k hue Pale Brandy: 81 casks Port Wine;
d. Holland Gin: cask Ma ieria Wipe;
now PRESTON BROS.
M u CHEESE boxes choice: reed per Brazil.
w . tor sale by s. T.. GILBERT a. Co.
novs Sye Water.
HCINE TOBACCO, boxes sne James River Tobacco
O. reed and for sale by move PRESTON BROS.
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CREENyTLLE TOBACCO boxes scs. quality ~.
oerao s. GILBERT q CO.. sye. near Water
CILK VELVET case ~ Siik yelrr. reed per R1-
- press AN for sale by Jas Low CO.,
octT AIS Man stfeet Lousviiie Ky.
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NJ O. SUGARS hhas fair % choice, fof sale By
~ sepie s E. GILBERT L CO.. Sys near Water.
Up AW SILK HOsE.-5o dog this Gay .ss sal
IA by oet23 JAS. Low CO.
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!, SPECIAL MESSAGE OF THE QUEEN TO
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

" SPECIAL MESSAGE OF THE QUEEN TO
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
following is an account Of the ceremonial at the
I've Of Lords on tine 9th ult., from the London
Fs -
e avenues OF Westminster Hall and of the Peers en-
be to the Houac Of Lords were occupied by large
nbiage of persons anxious to see her Majesty's Min
against Russia The Lord Chancellor took his seat
the woolsock at few minutes before O'Clock, ut
h hour the ladies' gallery on either side OF the
nc was oiled with peeresses The space below the
Twas crowded with members of the House Of Com
and others having the privilege of the en,ree.
Ing the peers earliest in attendance were Lord
lgham, the Earl Of Harrowby, Lord Beaumont, the
of Cardigan the Earl Of Elenborough, and the Earl
haftesbury.
te Earl of Aberdeen and the Earl Of Clarendon en-
N the House together at Ave o'clock. The Premier
engaged in converts ton with Lord Grey near the
sacl for q few minutes, and Lord Clarendon was
larly engaged with Lord Brougham. When the
sters took their seats there present upon the
bury bench the Earl of Aberdeen, the Marquis Of
,downc, the Earl of Clarendon, Earl Granville, the
of Newcastle, the Duke Of Argyll, and Lord Stanley,
llderlcy. Upon the opposition bench we're the Earl
frby The Earl of Malmcsburv, the Earl Of Egintoun,
Far Of Lonsdale the Marquis Of Salisbury and Lord
Eiester. Several prelates, among whom were the
bishop OF Canterbury, the Bishop of London, til e
Up Of Exeter and the Bishop Of ST. Asaph took their
\ upon the bishops bench.
e Earl Of AEERDEFr, Whose rising was followed By
cry OF "Order order, ~ advanced to the table and
IA message from the Queen, my lords.
g noble Earl having handed her Majestys message to
plerk assistant, Mr.. Lefevre, it was by him taken to
ord Chancellor
3 LORD CHANCELLOR, rising, read the message, amid
Srca.hless silence Of the House. as follows
,rlA REGrvA:--
Majesty thinks IL proper to acquaint the House of
: that the negotiations In which her Majesty, in con
with her allies, has for time past been engaged
his Majesty tho Emperor Of all the Russias have ter
ed and that her Majesty feels bound to afford active
anee TO her ally the Sultan, against unprovoked
Moiesty has given directions for laying before the
Oh Lords copies Of such papers, In addition 10
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AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.

II dfough, of treaty between Austria and Prussia
was rent TO Berlin on the sd ui aud this morning
Poron Hess has left for Bertha The osenslbc object Of
this treaty is the maintenance Of the neutrality Of the
two STATES and OF Germany; but in tact the treaty Ia
Tie instrument OF an offensive aud defensive alliance
The terms, however arc not yet definitely settled but
tho Austrian Correspondents, ia reference this subject
says that there Is TO doubt that closer ELI.
ance end mcre perfect understanding will ba the result
I the intereoum unicatsor " the we cAbinsts.
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THE PASSAGE OF THE GREAT BELT BY THE
BALTIC FLEET

Geographic despatch from Nyborg given in the Cologne
Gazette states that division OF the English fleet mum
bering eighteen sail passed the Great Belt on Saturday
morning, the oath ul despatch from Kie dated the
day ct noon, announces that six vessels OF the
fleet 10 sight Sir Charles Napier had not been re-
ceyed at Copenhagen by the King, but by NJ Bluhme
Minister fer Foreign Affairs. was thought probable
that the Admiral would prefer to station his feet in the
bay of Kjpge, near Copenhagen, where there Is more
for the ships and better anchorage than at Kiel
Tie feet reached KEEL on the 9th, oil we'll 1t con
sisted of twcnty-four ships Other ships of war had
left Sphead to reinforce it, and by the middle Of April
Admiral ST. Charles Napier will have nearly forty ships
under the British flag in his command.
The Prussan government has given permission to sixty
Prussan pilots to act on board the English squadron
Letters from Chiisania, (Norway,) state that two
English officers lately visited harbor at the mouth of
the Vesterelo near Frecrckstad and ascertaned that
thirty ships Of the line might safely anchor in It, The
weather in Norway ur to the 10th inst was very mild
and hopes OF an early spring entertained.
In few days the Swedish and Norwegian troops tkc
island Of Gothland will le increased 60Oo-an island
which, in all probability, will play important part in
the approaching contest
One of the dispatches from Copenhagen dated March
% says-The day before yesterday Sir Charles Naner
arrived here in the Valaous steamer, Captain Buckle
The Danes were excessively pleased with him for taking
OIL his hat on landing at the custom house stairs Sir
Charles then paid visit to Mr. Buchanan our Minste
and with him proceeded topay his respects to the Danish
Minister for Foreign AfairA
Y issaid that The King q Denmark refused to the
gallant admiral plea Of i'll health, but in reality
from indipositio TO eD he Russian party ,osich Is
rather strong here Yesterday morning Sir Charles Ma
pier returned in the valorous Wingo Sound and it Is
expected that the feet will enter the Baltic to
and pass the Great Belt in dSy or two,
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small town near that city, which they isi surrouu0s1
The Of the province wao had stsy
returned 70 foochow, reports that he al queed ths
All quiet at Annoy and more confidence prevau;.~
nakess were not opened since the holidays bat pros
poets OF renewed trade were promising
Al Canton the city and neghborhood appear perectiv
quiet, and there IL no talk OF disturbance now There
has not been much doing in imports but there every
indication of markets opening at improved rates Con-
siderable settlements Of tea have been made full rates
congou and dearer for some descriptions of green
which latter have forward slowly The increase In
the export TO Great Britain is esma led at IL 900 lba
on that of last year to the time. Exchange is
lower for six month"; sight bills IS. 0d to IS Compa
nys paper 23sr TO 235r Tonnage was scarce Vesseis
loading get GO l0s for London and G5 los for Liverpool
Buion-Sycee silver, taels mace per cent premium
At Shanghai the market for imports had not opened
s'nce the holydays In silk there was nothing doing
settlements Al congous had been made at from 8 to
tees short price but an advance OF y TO tael took
PaSe on receipt Of the by the oath Of November
maj ~ exchange there was considerable decline, -
ere haa peen large receipts OF dollars and bullion.
Inc ast quotations for six months sight bills o.
been taken up at ~ to fs for LIVERPOOL
In harbor at Whampoa, United States steamer Queen
Al shanghae United States sloop Plymouth
NOTIFICATION TO AMERICANS
UNITED STATES CONSULATE
SfANGIAE, Jan. 90 1854
The undersigned has to communicate to the America.
citizens resident at Shanghae that he has received in
sructons from His Excellepcy the Commissioner of the
United states to China TO deliver up the papers Of
rca vessels ON their leaving port without requiring thu
production of the Chinese Custom House
as vessels under other foreign flags allowed by the
Chinese to enter and leave port without reporting and
case
The moment the Custom House regulations are enforc
cd upon all foreign vessels, return TO them will be
CURED upon the part OF those under the American flag
This step is founded the right to claim every al
vantage enjoyed by the most favored nations secured tn
United states citizens by article H. Of the American
treaty with China. EDWARD CUNNINGHAM,
Vice Consul, u. s. A.
To American merchants resident at Shanuhaa
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u died the following day. The ASSASSIN escaped The
hchess Of Parma has been declared the Sovereign Of the
chy as Regent, during the minority Of her son, who
- born on the 9th Of July, 1S4s.
The drain of specie to India and China is likely to
checked by the fall in the rates of exchange announced
the overland mail.
The threatened strike Of at Shields had taken
lace The shipping Office deserted, and some hun
eds Of men in the market place. refusing to work
serious interruption to business was the result, and
jyeral ships were detained for want of hands.
The death of the Duke Of Portland is recorded by this
)eamer.
The Crystal Palace at sydenham to be opened on
Se oath May, by Queen Victoria in person.