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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-23
MOnGAN, KEEN 4 PRESTON,
FnoLgsALE DE sLkks fohEi@s ND DOMESTIC DAY GOOD
BOOTS. 3 oes. Hsts. PoNSEts. &c.
a. -W .rli FRESH SPRING GOODS ra....


: ffs'w rlirr FRESH SPRING GOODS Ta-...
WYE have JUST received t5g packages OF our Spr NJ.
wv purchase. WHICH we opening CO.. ,i,tiig oI
Philip Allen IL Sons, Giobs's. Sp-sgie's, Dunpcl.s
Harrop's Clyde., American, Cocheco and Mer,ia,ac
solid bi ek aud mourning rrn,s Renrh
aud American fas coid rich fancy lawns; dome site and
foreign OIL COLI PLAID Ginghans elegant STYLES of Ber
reyes black Silk great ets of Pant Stuis ,nen
wo,ilen AMI CaliIor Ia Col Lmixed Cortonaes plain
plaid anl fancy do; .oj.mixed tweed CoiIings inru
do plain md twillcd black woollcn 10. various OF
Ticks beached siusiirs d.e brown do nluc orow
and cord Drills, De inns, Nan seems. YORK Coaiings
shifting Stripes Cheeks furniture do furniture PRINTS
plain black w..olen DoeskIhs and Cass'mcres blaek
Broad Cloths, Irish Linens, snevtDgs, = do and
Baggihg, DC.
We wall constantly DO in receipt Of goods during
the enro Since these 'ods have ar ivei. mrr
chants burning LAY light asd losing freight 90 "e
up the river to make purchise We buy American
goods ~fths manufacturers their agents and none
but them sell LAWYER than IL worth the at
tenton Of any person Interested in American hanufIe.
surss 10 call aud examine the beautiful styles and de
signs Of prints. Here you will greater variety
ofths best prnt- the county, than any ore agent IN
New YORK OF Philadelphia offers for ile.
We respectfully Invite the trade examine stock
fesug assured the st, aod qualities Of goods
will the g., the closest buyers. will
psse with any Of the sane srs IN he ccuuuy. Give ps
> csN. lS'i "s' '-'''e Imhr
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JEWELRYs JEWELRYN
SOMETHING DECIDGDLY RICH,

lust arrived at HUSrACES. First street. near Main.
ANNOUNCE 20 the Inhabitants Of Evansville and its
vicinity, that have just received Le and select
xn assortment OF JEWELRY was ever brought into
his market Those who have found II dificult-o get
suited In selecting an article In the Jewe ry line,
now Re accommodated. My stock consists In part Of
tn. following articles: ''
A splend LOT OF & I'D Guard, Vest and Fob Chains;
Heavy Gold Braceleisan' Casps;
Dagarrr.otype Pins. Lock els;
Lock Clasps and Breaches: ~.
Some fine Gold Keys Ear Drops. Studs. Watches, &c.
The above shall be sold exceedingly low.
mills Il. HUSTACE.
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" Y For all Information and Through Tickets, apply
al the ONCE, south east of broadway aud From
streets, or NJ The perot, Cincinnati
w. A. LATHAM, Ticket Agent
mhls Z. ". sTRADER, G neral Agent.
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EVANSVILLE, March I6, 1854.
MsssRs. SIMMONS & Sox:-l have found your BRA
lillian Pebble Spectcles far superior to that have
previously made Of and only add. that would
rot be dou bile the paid for them
N Respectfully, J"HNF. CRISP.
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PIX .CLAMATION.
APRIL. El ECrI,N. n. 1cEA

PIX .CLAMArION.
APRIL E1.ECTl N, a. ID. 1854.
NOTICE Is he eby give to tn. legal voters Of Van
IN de rburgh county that the Annual Aprt Eieeticl
vii he held the hrsi Monday In April, A. ~ 1854 al
the usual places of holding such Elections the
Townships In said county for the following oacsrs
tO-wu.
Fur Pigeon Town-hip.-Four Constables.
For Kn-ht Township --One Justice OF the Peace two
Co. stables "a q " = f...t ~ tf..rs.r
For scott Township.-One Justice of the Peace. two
Constables.
two Constahlcs.
For Perry Township.-one Justice Of the Peace. two
Constabes.
Constabl-s.
For Centre Township. Justice OF the Peace two
Constable
For German Township.-Two Justices OF tho Peace,
two Constabrs. JOHN =. GAVirC,
NH IS Sheriff Of Vande rbnrgh County.
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RONTN AND SHOES.

Y. K HENDRICKS CO. have re- N
R0k ceived another large shipment 81 -rG341e
III Roots and shoes, which. with u ose already re-
- ,eived and Yet to come in. make larger aud
more varied supply than they have before of.ied for
sale Their stock will be found we'll worthy Of the
tice OF merchants Who wish To find articrs-suied to
this arset--obtac, from the beet manufactures and
sold at low rate the qualities by any
" ~stern House. lmhlU
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new sPMfSo ooODs.

NEW SPRIN0 0OODS.
JUST received per steamers Sultan and Granite state
- % packages New Spring Dry Goods, Comprising
ChallI Bareges, Mousseline DeLaines,
Bsrege DeIaines, rs Porsmouih Lawns, y
sro ; L Hns, frepeh Esarya lawns
p Soih Check Ginghams. Figured black Alpaca Coat
Figured Luslres Innings,
Engli- h Cotton Drills Fancy ianen Drills,
French Linen Coatings, 20 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons
All yer, desirable goods, for sale al low figures by
mhl7 .-a.st b., J. n. MAGHEE q CO.
DECEivED per steamer Belle Key 11
IL drum Codhss; 90
o5 boxes do for family use; La. .... -.
. bbls No. 1 MuckereI. large;
9 do No.2- do do: t-aat..
2tierces New Rice, 400 qr-boxes Sardines;
5bbls hest White Wine; 3 BIDS Loaf Sugar; 81
do Crushed sugar; do Powdered sugar;
For sale by (mh9) l. & u. HERMANN.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
ME partnership heretofore existing between David
Il Still and tlarkson Start, in the Lewis Howes Canal
Boat, was, the 4th day Of March i54 dissolved BY
mutual consent David still is now owner. lmhe II
Spring IMP sOvEMENTs.
BUILDER and others wanting Cast Iron Fronts for
ID Houses OF choice patterns other castings, anJ
Wrought Iron work for Buildings. requested TO give
ua call. (mhI) G. ID EGGLESrON q co.
RAILRO, ID CONTR CTORs
A Nd BRIDGE BUILDERS. wanting Car Wheels, or
~ Iron work Of any description can be accommOda-
ted prompt. ut our establishment We challenge the
Western Country ~ produce Batter SMITH than the
mill &. d. EGGLEsToN & Co.
SUG AK.-s9 hhds Fully Pair for sale by
~ mhl6 Lt..t' GEO. FOSTER q CO.
LNOU RENT.-The Spaciors Cellar and Third
mhi0smd .se'i.. MEKriTT. FIELD & CO.
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IRA l l. Il u A ID Ii N L 5
Gksa 49,

| FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
FRS, Train--Lghtnng Express leaves Cincinnati N
O'clock u Passengers by this trsin connect New
York, Boston, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Duhkrk, Cess.
lanl. Crs.ILe. Pittsburgh Philadelphia, Baltimore,
| between Cincinnati and Cleveland ut Lovcland. MGR
row, X,nia. London, Columbus. Delaware, Cardins-
ton. Gallon, Cresue, Shelby, New london and Grafton
only.
second Trau-Aeeommodaton EXPIRES. Leaves Gin
cinnat at 40 clock m Passengersb b! this Train
meet Cleveland (seep at Cleveland and as
81 "A. TO Dunkirk. Buffalo, New York and Bcston),
Zanesyle wheeling, wilmington, washns.oh' ciics'
Will, Lebanon. No. Tnis train stops ut all way -tations
between Cincinnati and Cleveland, and between Cinen
natl aud Washington Except Flag sr'tons--stoppug
onl, proper signal or ~ tee to Conductor.
Third rrdin-ea,es Cincinnati at 10 o'clock p. m.
Passeagcrr 10y this Train connect TO Hisbor, Chilli
cothe, Washington. Wilmington, Lebanon, dc. Ibis
train stops all way stations between Cincinnati and
tiillsboro and between cincinnati and Washington
ping pr,pe signal or nouce to Conductor. Z
Fourth 'raG--Evenng Express. leaves Cincinnnn AZ
O'Clock p. Pass b. this train connect T. New
Yor., Boston, Niagara Falls. Il falo, Dnnhirk tieve-
land Lebanon &c. This train stops at all way stations
between Cincinnati and Cleveland except Flag Satons.
sunda, tram to Columbus at ?: 20 O'Clock p. N
TSpringfeld Passenge,sb By L. NJ Railroad will take
g a. IN. and > p. m. trans. pv.
From Cincinnati TO New York. ..........-."..SS %
From Cincin, All to Boston .;.......;;.;.- %
An al itona chrrge Of my cts via Niagara Fails
From Cincinnati TO Buffalo via Lake Shore Kali
From Cincinnati to phiadeiphia or Baltimore via
Crestlne and PIT sbureh .........-.... IS %
From Cincinnati 81 Pittsburgh via Crestline... 10
Font Carr. ............................ 90
From Cincinnati to Baltimore via Wheelipg.. II %
From CT, cinnati to Washington via Nhe ng.. Is Is
From Cincinnati 10 pha via hceling. IS p5
From Cincinnati to " heeng ................. IS
From Cincinnati 10 cleveland ................ 90
From Cincinnati to Columbus. 100
From Cincinnati to GAINESVILLE. 70
From Cincinnati to Springfield ............... 10
From Cincinnati 10 Morrow ................... 10
From Cincinnati 10 Wilmington 90
Prom Cinciunati to Washington .............. Q Is
From Cincinnati to CircleriIle. 50
From Cincinnati II Loyeland. %
From ncinnati 10 Hlisborough .............". ~
from Cincinnati To Chillicothe ............... Us
For all Information and Through Tick apply a.
the Office south Of Broadway and Front $751;
or at the Depot, Cincinnati.
fHt.t - =. W. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
mhl6 p. W. STRADER General Agent.
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F .. EVANSVILLE March Il, 1854.
MrssRs. H. SEMNoxs So,-
Genilemen:--- Having tried your Brazilian Pebble
Specace fnd them superior in every respect " any
40 = ' '"'' '''' THOMAS ccNYNGTON.
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LAFAYETTE. Oct. 90. 1853.
II gives Measure to that using the inn
proved glasses OF II. Semmons u SON and find them
greatly superior any article OF glasses that has come
under my obse ryation cheer,ully recommend them
10 the public. DANIEL MAZE.
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Messrs. Il. SERMONS & Sow Gentlemen: II gives me
pleasure add my testimony tn at of others to The
excellence a. your "Rrazilian Pebble Spectaces "
thin the past year NY eye sight had become much
i'm paired that una'lc either TO read or write 10y
cande-lgh for length OF lime, with ease or salts
faction. 4....-. Ia
Some months since purchaseda pair' you and have
derived such 'aid and comfort from their that
would be deprived Of them for times their cost
!, Respectfully. Sc, }. II. OGLESBY.
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IxuIaNAPoLIs, Aug. 10, 1853.
Messrs. SIMMONS e. Son 81 have examined your Bra
lillian Pebble Spectacles. aid hrd them in my esma
ton, far superior To the ga.se in common use. They
possess the extraordinary quality al coniensatiRg for
lost vision without if ing the ject ia consequence
of which the Is rest--a iderltum much To he
desired They are well calculated for the STUDENT and
all who have in any way impaired their vision
Respectfully yours, L. DUNLOP, N. ID.
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WATCH REPAIRING.
HAVING secured the services pf an able and expert
i enced Matchmaker. we are epared to do any
kind Of work in the Watch Repairing line, with punctu
ality and dispa ch.
All work warranted. = " - tit tl
NJ Jewelry neatly repaired.
f.b23 Jr' BITTROLfF &c SONS.
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From Hon. Clvin Fletcher. Preside mt Branch Bank:
lNp.ANAPoLIs lee. ;. 1853.
For years past have been e.ustomed TO artificial
light and have tried several kinds OF spectacles, but
have found none that so completely restores the avan
tages the good raj sight, the glrssess
obtained from n. Sermons & Son.
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Mes.r. n. Sermons x Son.
Gent men: have f- pleasure Of SAYING " you that
have fruitless efforts obtain glasses that would
remedy unusually defective eyesgh'. but could fn
nothing would The purpose until tried your
BRAZIL n Pebble Spe,taoles.
Ichecrfuii, ada my testimony 10 that Of hui dreds Of
Others and recommend the u all hose age or inhr
mites render glasses necessary. Respectfully.
.' Z 10 "a t. UAVlUSHAw.
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From r. King, ESQ, Privat Secretary to Governor:
-..- ~. = Ixp, MARQUIS. Aug. 81, 1853
They are easier the eye aud clearer. and above al
enable to much better by candle light.
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4HNUIsUN, Io"S'
Mes.rs. Sermons & Son.
Gen,lem,n: fnd the glasses purchased of You are
much better adapie To my that any have hereto
fore tried. Respectfully yours, w. q. WHARTON.
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From A. d. cal. NJ. D.:

From a. u. (. q I, M D.:
INpIapAroLis. Aug. 10 lS53.
am convinced that thee superior any glasses Of
former or prese Invention They not only bring the
most defective sight its natural state but as the
shape 9th. glasses such that gives to the
and guards against in fi.mition OF that organ.
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Fron J. M'Chesney, ESQ.,. Cashier State Bank:
ISDrANAPoLis. Dee. 6, 1853.
cheerully bear testnon. the superiority Of your
spectaclcs over any others that have ushd
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L>OR RENT.-The Spacions Cellar and Thir
i Room In the Store occu, isd by - trt
mhi0emd s.4.- MERRITT. FIELD & CO.
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From Prof. J. S. Bobbs, Nj. D.:
NJ l. pIASAroLJs. Aug. @, 1889.
The glass is NJ superior quality and the contour and
finish gwen them is we'll dapted to tue sight.
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From Rev. VIM. A. Holl day:
iNptax. POLLS. Aug. 10. 1858.
They have produced thus fr all could wish, restoring
In eli CT, the clear and natural sight If youth.
State Sentinel:
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lNprASAPoLls, Aug. 10, 1853.
They are not only good quail y. but what is almost ~
important betterin shape than any have seen for
long time.
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CONGRESS-WEDNEsDAy.

SESATE.-Ths President pro tempore laid before
the Senate two reports from III War Department
containing state ents of the contingent expenses
the offices and bureaus nj That department for the
wear ending June 80 1855 aud abstract of the re.
turns of the miita of all the States and Territories
with their arms. accou Tements ard ammunition
A bill granting land to the State of Michigan for
railroad purpoRes considered end passed
The Nebraska bill vas taken up and Mr.. Everett
spoke thereon. Hsving concluded his remarks, Mr.
Suli moved that he further consideration of tht
susi,cs he pos. psned until Tomorrow; which was
agreedto.
The Senate then went into executive session and
after time ediOu ned
HOUSE OF REPRESE NJATIvEs-Th Speaker laid
before the House two ncatinn from the Wal
Department., transmitting sta'ement of expendi
lures # appropriations for contng encas and an alb
st.act of the returns ON the militia throug e
United States; which were ordered to he printed -
Tnr House went into Committee on the de6cien cy
bill, TO which Slndry amendments were adopted and
others rej-cie d, when the committee rose and re-
ported the bill as amended to the House. Pending
til" ques ion on the passage of the bill, the House
adjourned
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TELEGRAPHt3 NEWS,
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR or THE WEST,
LATER FROM CA LIFoRNIA
News from the "Nev Republic"
NE WIS
LARGE AMOUNT OF GOLD ON THE WA,
Movements Of Steamer /, &C., Sc,

NEW YoRK, Feb. 9.--The ste amer Star of th,
West, from San Juan. has arrived She brings 4ol
passengers and s75oo0 In gold, with inteIlirenc,
from San Franciscoup to the afternoon of January
10TH
The sloopotwar Albany wsr at San Juan await
ing dispatches.
By this arrival we have farther advices from
Lower California, and Walkers expedition When
Col Watkins arrived with bis reinforce ments for
Col. Walker, he found the latter besieged at Ense
NADIA. The besiegers were afterwards repulsed
Lieut.. McCibbin, and private named Mccormack.
were killed, and five others wounded.
The Legislature of California met on the Cd q
January. The Governor states in his message, tina,
the amount of the State debt is upwards of $1,000
600. The amount of gold dust shipped from Cali
iornia during the year 1853, was $50, 100000.
Advices have been received from the Sandwich
islands to Dec. a. Mr.. Gregg, the new e. $. Com.
missioner, had been presented at Court. Mr.. SIEVE.
rance took his official leave.
The steamers Cortez, San Juan, Untle Sam and
Panama arrived up Jan. l4th. The Golden Gate
had not arrived on, the 10th. The U. S. sloop-of.
| war Portsmoulh.had arrived at San Francisco, IL
| days from Honolulu.
Oregon dates OF Jan. II have been received but
| there is no news of importance.
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Corresponds of the New York Herald.

Important InteliigeRee-Ua Meas from Rassia-
The Crisis in the Eastern Question, &c.
Nicholas bas not proved himself to be as good a
diplomatist as had supposed. l thought he Nigh,
continue his coque,ry little longer with England
But dispatches received this evening from Paris
Vienna, and st. Petersburg, affirm beyond question
that Nicholas has promptly and violently rejected
the mediation of the Four Powers; possibly, he
may have repented upon his hearing of the dsas
tiers to his army on the Danube, yet no one here
thinks peaceful solution possible Therefore, you
may take 1t for certain that Europe aud Asia are in
the beginning OF the bloodiest and erapdest war
that the world has ever known Funds were
lower to-day than they have been, and the next
steamer will bring you much greater decline.
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THE EMPEROR AND PopULACE OF RUS
SlA-CoUNT NEssELRoDE.

The London Times of the 10Th of January has
the following:
Advices have reached Paris from 81. Peteshnrs, OF
the i2th of January, which describe the position OF
Affairs sordinz little hope for the maintenance OF
peace. The Emperor is described. by those who
have an opportunity of observing his movements ~
living in state of religious exaliation. reeard,ng
himself the chosen instrument. under the hand OF
God to drive the Moslem from Europe. and only re-
GREETING that he should have allowed so many years
to pass BY without fulfilling his destiny.
The populace at St Petersburg have worked them.
selves up the highest pitch of fanaticism. cheer
ing the Emperor, whenever he appears, with the
wildes enthusiasm, and denouncing traitors all
who dare 20 speak of peace.
The euly Minister who is supposed TO advocate 9
peaceful course. is Count Nesselrode. and he has
trey lost his influence with his imperial MASTER
Count 0rlod. on the other hand. who is the Empe-
ror's earett friend, is eager for war.
The Russian Court Gazette has lately tecmed with
articles alb usive of England and Frence who are de-
scrbed as having invented for the Turks the word
Independence" term hitherto unknown in the
Turkish vocabulary. and teaching the Porte de-
lite best friend Russia, the only power which is
able protect the East against the teupests OF the
West"
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THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY AND
POULTRY EXHIBITION AT Albany

ALBANY, Feb. Sour city now is the centre of
attraction for agricultursts-the annual meeting of
the State Agricultural Society and the Poultry Elk.
hbion, calling from all parts of the State gentle
men interested in such matters.
The exhibition of fat cattle and swine. as well as
grain, is very large, aud highly creditable The
show of fruits, flowers and vegetables will be open.
cd at the Agricultural Rooms Tomorrow
The Treasurer's report read and shows the
receipts of the past year to have been ST. 26c Ar,
and the expenditures 81, les, 209
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"a, FTIIlNU, STEAM PIPING,

INAo tII1lNG, 81 = A N flrlnH,
NJ ROOFING. Ac-Having just received from the
North large stock Of Materials am nov Pregsfsa
to pmt up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIfES ior
warming houses and to cover buildings wan 1I y.
any kind of metal in the best manaefs %
prices and with despatch. $1,000.
have now secured the services OF humber g q.
49, and therefore, solicit orders from slWwho nave
wor2 TO execute. Persons having work IN ~ ~.
viii find il TO theii advantage TO give me cal ~
store on the East side Of 18th street, Oetwssq ss
and Cary. cu.prrau r.ANnIEYf
?. ST. take pleasure in informing tho v1ons 49,
mar M SAMUEL SIBBETT, % Gas EnTkAs
and invite orders in that particular line; .uc,v~s
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MAIL NEW S.
U.I.NEss OF MR.. TUNsTAI,L.

We regret to learn that w. P. TuNsrAIL. Eco,
President of the Richmond and Danville Railroad.
is very low, and not expected to live Hehas been
dangerously sick for the last three days, but was
taken worse yesterday about 3 o'clock. He Is fui.
ly impressed with sense Of his condition, aud does
no, expect to recover.
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ARRIVAL OF TEE PACIFIC.
Four Days Later from Europe.
TERRIBLE SHIPWRECK
Z II E WA R IN THE EAST.
NO HOPE OF PEACE.
MIScELLANEO GUS INTELLIGENCE
NO HOPE OF PEACE.

NEW York, Feb 9.-Thc steamer Pacific has ar
rived from Liverpool, with dates to the 25th ult
The clipper ship Red Jacket had arrived at Liy-
erpool in 10 days from New York. The steamer
Africa arrived on the 23d. The Atlantic had also
arrived, with portion OF the passengers rescued
from the Inflated San Francisco.
The new emigrant iron ship Taylor, from Liver.
pool for Melbourne, sunk on Dublin bar and Aco
lives were lost
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Flour slightly improved. Wheat better-whte
lbs. i'd. Corn unchanged. Cotton declined I'D
sales of four days $1,000 bales Consols declined
to 90.
NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
The Cars answer to the note of the Four Pow.
evasive, but of such character as tn leave
no hope of peace.
The excitement at st. Petersburg was indescriba.
BILE and it was thought the Gear might be forced &c
declare war before his plans were fully arranged
1t is believed that 10000 or $1,000 troops have
crossed the Lower Danube.
There has been no fighting since late accounts, bu
warlke preparations continue on the most active
scale
The allied fleets were last seen steering for Ba
toun. The Russian fleet was also at sea.
The London lin rs says the Gear has NOT vel
proceeded to extreme lengths; but on hearing o.
the entrance of the allied fleets into the Black Sea
ne replied by asking whether they would maintain
strict neutrality, or side with Turkey
dispatch from Vienna says the Gear will con
temptuously refuse TO consider the Vienna note
and will refer Turkey to Gartchakoff for turtle
particulars; moreover that he will refuse to abate
one Jot of Menschikotf IS demands.
The French government believes the people nj
Russia will force the Gear to declare war for
mally.
1t is rumored that Nesselrode has RESIGNED. and
that his resignation has been accepted.
The Christian Cossacks left Constantinop,e nv
the 9th to join Omer Pasha
1t is stated that Russia has demanded that De,
mark shall take one side or the other in the gre.
contest
1t is also stated that Russia objects to the pur
chase of the naval depot, by Prussia, from Den
mark.
AMERICAN MINISTER TO FRANCE
Mr.. Mason had been formally presented to court
OppOSITVON To rrJr Nrpp Acu W.,
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SAILING OF THE AsrA.-The steamship Asia sail.
ed from New York for Liverpool on Wednesday
last, with fifty passengers and only $1,000 in
specie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-10
LARGE CONTRAcT.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 9-Messrs. Barred. = NJ.
agents for me Peruvian government, have contract
cd With Baltimore hrm tor euano bags anounfina
to 200, TO be made BY Groves. Baker & Col
sewing machine.