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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09


EFFECT OF ANGLo-RUssIAN DIPLOMATIC CORRESPOND
ENcE-TARDY MOVEMENTS IN THE NAVAL PREPA-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DISPATCHES PROM THE
EAsT-RoYAL AND OFFICIAL JOURNEYs-FOoD
MARKETS, FAILURES, AND SENATORIAL ACTION.
lie publication Of the secret correspondence between
England and Russia has awakened feeling very favora-
bic TO England.
Notwithstanding the exertons making at the navy
yards the equipment of the French feet does not go
rapidly the English. The squadron for the Baltic
is collecting at Brest but seamen Half the
fishing boats nj Toulon lying idle for want Of
The Paris Pays says-For some time past IL has been
rumorcd is known, that part of the expedtionary
cor rs England to the East is pass through
France We assured that the project Is about be
carried into execution Two thousand of the cavalry and
one thousand Of the ortary Of the English army will
IL is aid to Paris towards the OF the month
to proceed Marscilles and Touon by Lyons and the
Eone The cavalry is TO consist principally of Dragons
Of the Gncst corps of the English army We in.
formed also that Lord Raglan and his staff will arrive at
Paris within tie FIRST two three days of April on their
why 10 Turkey.
llinec Luoien Ponepartc had arrived Mt Venice.
The Eiitsh express steamer Banshec, from Malta,
evening Of March H. had arrived at Marseilles with Inn
rcitant dcsIatches from Constantnope. II gene.
rally believed that these dispatches contained the formal
acceptance by the Porte of the Anglo French alliance and
Of II propositions recently made by the Ambassadors
with respect to the reforms in the social and political
condition Of the Christians resident in Turkey.
The Turkish Ambassador had returned to Paris from
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Of the quarters Calais in the street called Bey Osu
public church Of the Greek ritual which should always
be under the protection of the ministers Of that empire
and from al coercion ana Outrage ny ar.
tcle Russian subjects were to have run liberty 20 Wis"
Jerusalem, and no contribution or taX was 70 De ex
acted from these pilgrims and travellers; hut they
woe Ia lac trot ided with such passports and hrmans
were given 10 the subjects Of other friendly Powers"
~ article XVII Russia restored the islands OF the ArcAi
,elsro 10 the sublime Porte, and the Sublime Porte
IT. arr promised 10 observe reigiousls with respect TO
~ iraitans Of these islands. the amnesty stipulated
n rticle u and that the Christian religion should not
IL exposed to the least oppression, any than its
churches and that obstacle should be opposed TO the
erection repair of them and al that the officiating
ministers should neither be oppressed nor insulted."
After some intervening treaties came the treaty of
AdrianoIle in 1879, again STIMULATING for perpetual
peace" between the two empires This treaty q con-
hrmed all the treaties which had been concluded at
different epochs between the two empires" except as
thereby modified. II contains provision on the
subject of religion or Of Russian interference except in
relation to Molaavia and wallacha.
Those provinces stand on peculiar footing and form
special case
The Porte had received them back by the treaty of
Kutschouc Kanard upon conditions set forth in arti-
Gle XVI. one OF which thus-'The Porte likewise
permits that, according as the circumstances OF these
two Prncpalties may require, the ministers Of the m
pera Court of Russia resident at Constannope may
montate in their favor and promises to listen TO them
with all the attention which Is due to friendly and
spected powers These Princpates had been the sub
ec of further treatiesat assy in 1892 and at Bucha
rest in 1872 and this treaty Of Adrianople in 1929,
speaking OF these provinces, states that Russia had
guaranteed their prosperity" The treaty OF Ba.ta
in 1s49 recognized Russia protecting power in rea-
tion to these Principalities
In reference to the straits may mention that In the
convention signed at London in 1s4l by the Ministers OF
Russia Austria, Great Britain France, Prussia and Iur
key after rectng that the Five had resolved to
comply with the Invitation Of the Sultan, in order to re-
cord in common by formal act their unanimous deter
mnaon to conform To the ancient rule OF the Ottoman
mpe according which the passage of the straits of
Dadanees and the Bosphorus is always to be closed
foreign ships of long the Porte is at peace"
he Sultan declares that he firmly resolved to maintain
hat principle land that long the Porte is at
he viii admit foreign ship Of into the said stras
ard the Five Powers engage respect this his determine
ton and to conform themselves to this principle 1t be-
ing understood that the Sultan reserved his accustomed
right to deliver rmans Of passage for light vessels under
flag Of war, which should be employed usual in the
service of the missions of foreign powers.
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dispatches from Vienna of the Goth u mention that
on that day NJ. Meyendorf, Russian Minister at that
court had audience Of the Austrian Emperor by spe
cial request Immediately the return of the latter
from Munich. 1t is asserted that 1T this interview the
Russian Minister preferred claims upon Austria OF q
very important character What those claims were did
not publicly transpire
Austria has recalled its military agent who was attach
ed TO the staff OF Prince Gortschakolf.
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POLAND.

letter from Kalisch, of the 18th ult, in the Post
Ampt Gazette of Frankfort, says
plan for rising has just been discovered here which
might have been dangerous is said that 1t
tains national and communist elements It is true that
mystery still hangs the affair but it is certain
that thanks to the vigilance Of the two neghborng govern
and taken to defeat it. 1t is said that
mission will arrive here to proceed
ngs against the compromised For several days
conTers have been starting for poson and Breslaw
trowo suddenly left for Warsaw An nd vidual arrested
at Kalsch and who found with him taken
under escort to Warsaw.
The Zet of Berlin contains letter from Kasch, Of
the 18th, which says
The military activity displayed in Poland by Russia goes
increasing Two lieutenant colonies have arrived ut
Waraw direct the transport troops to the the
Caucasus and to Asia All the coasts of the Black Sea
placed astate Of defence Russia Is making
FOR defence everywhere and in Bessaba of the 9th
corps drmec is employed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20
LATER fk{jN MExICuI|'
AnnryAr, or r1fx tfHAns,ffp xrxl

AhnfvAfsQF IHX e18AMSl3ff TxxAe,
The sseaan6kip TexAA capt Plare, arriys1 ~
aatess, he 81 ins. md nun ss eiiy a Gtxico %
The waiSrr expedition ssill oeespisa a,sfrs por
ton Of tbs atfention Of the press There Mad been
ssns later ,s .sss s e shs s e ms.eS sSs
here. "A depaarh from Nearete Z given, n which
the account does net vary materially from that OBJ
tanned from the expeditions. .sss
I.es1ere and papers received from durango an
nounce thedcfeat Of party Of Indiana, and ths re-
covcry Of nearly thousand head Of stock from
them at place called Llanos de las palnas on the
10th ult Capt. Alvarez, who accomplished this
feat Is said 10 have had body Of seventy or eighty
men under him. and the number Of Indiana who
took part IN the contest somewhat exceeded forty
Five of the latter were killed and several wound
ed. The heads of four Of the killed were sent the
next day to Gov. Heredia sas "a
senior Don Ignacio Sierra Rosso has retired
from the Treasury, and is succeeded by Senior Don
Parres
Onthe Goth ult a decree was promulgated, fixing
who were TO be considered In effect as foreigners
and who as Mexicans, regulating companies OF one
or the other, and the validity of contracts made in
foreign countries, and pointing out the mode OF pro-
ce'iure in suits between foreigners and natives
Contracts between foreigners in the Republic
may be enforced and suits prosecuted. Contrscts
made abroad and duly registered mayb be enforced
and other similar provisions are made
La Paz has been declared port of entry.
Don FREDERICK Falqaes, appointed Minister pleni-
potentiary to Ecuador and New Granada, il dead.
Senior Parres has proposed some important re.
forms and reduction Of expenses IN the Treasury
Department
The right to explore the guano islands in the Pa.
cifc has been granted to Senores Carlos and Mucio
Valdovinos. Manuel Lizard, F. Mora and Juan
Gurruste. - ~
The tobacco revenues will be put up for farm in
August and cold to those making the best offer for
them. No offer less than 100000 per month will
be received.
decree imposing tax of 2 per cent. on every
pecuniary transaction in the shape of loan ac-
commodation has been Issued, provisions being
made to enforce their being effected before public
officers. IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20
SALE OF LOTS UNDER TRI1sT

AALE OF LOTS UNDER TRJJST
~ DEEDS.-By virtue of deed of trust executed
BY John Lynch and VIM. Nekervis to myself and
VIM Finney, as Trustees, bearing date the 2sd of
April lel7 shall. surviving Trustee In said deed
on the 18th day of March, 1854 proceed to sell At
public auction, on the premises to the hi nest hid
der, for cash, Lot of Ground in the city Of Rich
mend, conveyed by said deed, frontius on 18th a,
Valley street forty four feet and running back one
hundred and twenty feet to q ten foot allev and
diton And by virtue of another deed OF trust. exc
cated By said John Lynch and VIM. Dandridse TO
myself and VIM. Finney as Trustees bearing date
the same Esd day OF April, 1877 shall also on the
same 18th day of March, 1854 the surviving Trus.
tee 10 the last mentioned deed, proceed to sell a.
public auction on the premises to the highest bid.
der for cash, Lot of Ground In said CITY conveyed
by the said deed situated the west side of valley
street, in what was called AdsmS Valley fronting on
said street ninetytwo feet, and running alonr the
line OF Washington street one hundred and TIVE ty
five feet, and particularly described in said deed Of
trust. ~ - -
The title to the above named lots IL believed 10
be unquestonabe; but acting as Trustee shall con.
vey such title only lie vested in me by the deeds
OF trnst aforesaid. The said deeds are duy recorded
IN the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of the city
Of Richmond and the property ia sold for the ben.
eft of James c. Bruce, executor Of james Bruce the
holder of the notes secured by said deeds Of rust
j. BROWN, JR.
lie lb-ofo Surviving TYustae
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT OwEGo.-A fire broke cut
Ia owego on the morning of the 10th, which con.
sumed the grocery stores of Lincoln and Stbbins, Fl
Cornell, FL. Hodge, and - Billings, the meat shop
of &. Parmenter. cabinet warehouse of J. Niatson,
and the dwelling -house of DR.. Eastman. Loss be-
tween SIS 600 and $4,000
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N0TI0<-NyHI ~ <.s p. 2 = z. q
bl19er = Tu1e1exf< - - y. 3. =! w.
~ - oeNdeI1, Csavosse = 90 ee9ont
49, q nves of !oha Jetsr - at ~ 49,
49, Ss5sys 9 vi q eos Az h1lv61 T. ~ ~;
- ~ gnep-axe hslyss ose 0t1u1faa nS5SlS} sSs. ii
~ - Slansh I'D Turning m1eklss -
,.l1ssss - Aais Ia nssnss - Slv.-S.f - -
~ Sssta enc Cases. two Axsa two isoa = 49,
~ ~ rs I've eausIs viek Grfndine oes5 Sr5
Csss ~ soss amount dis1sined for, viii Sc 20 n
sbr.s dsnes being attached fuz tbs smounf 81
Win s soH - ~ - eishty- cents and cosfs
sr.lu,suts 49, N@al payAbIs h four dIfereuf -.
mo,ss ~ = s ono fourth q tie uurehess
psynsss 3 ss. e. "a So Ak
on the r.t day Of Ocfohsr sss{ "a .t snfa
o. me nIst dsy Of Jsnsay 1855 Pusassss
Z 80 P Ps1S: Is'1 asRsEsyss sssurify.
February 10th, 1854 = Sonstao .e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

The citizens of Fredericksburg will vote today
on the proposition that the corporation take stock
in the gas company to the amount of not less than
5000 nor more than $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20
BY TAYLOR L WILLIAMS. Auct..

HOUSE AND LOT AND VACANT
- LOTS ON RAILROAD STREET NEA1
TAE CENTRAL DEPOT, AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, sd February, at o'clock r NJ. upon
LOT IN Green's row, on the west side of Railroad 81
been recently repaired Saving Saving
Also. vscant LOT, nearly opposite the above.
100 feet. ' ou running oack
IERMs.-one third cash balance at and mos
with interest, and title retained -.o =
Ie 10 TAYLOR L WILLIAMS
Immediately after the above sale. win be .old
z. house and Lot on street, in Maddoxvi At
chaser at recent sale who has failed tocomnly y,h
the terms of said sale and purchase. ".'A
Aiso at The same place and time, will be eod seve
RAJ osner Lots in the immediate neiEhborhood Terms
a1 saie. ~ TAYLOR WILLIAMS
70 10 ~ satf ..fst Auctioneers
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GODDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts.
VALUABLE sTEAM ENGINE FOR

VALUABLE LOT ON CANAL AND
FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY Afternoon,
the 23rd Feb, 1854, upon the premises, commencing
at o'clock that very valuable Lot at the of
Canal and 9TH yeet. fronting q feet running baak
TERMs-Onethird cash; balance at and 6 months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed OF title retained.
Ie17 GODDIN APPERSoN. Aucts.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS-Just received
In and for sale by A. MORRISS

Harper's Magazine, for February-25 cts.
Drydens Poetical Works 4 vols, uniform with
the series of British Poets now being published by
Little Brown, Boston also the other volumes of the
same series-75 cents per volume f4l
The Children of the New Testament. By Rev.
Theophilus Stork, D. D.-Price rs cts.
Mrs. Mowatts Autobiography. Fresh supply
SI25 .5,9..f4.
Sketches of the Irish Bar BY Rt. Hon. Richard
Labor Shiel, M. P. With Memoir and Notes, by r.
Shelton Mackenzie, d. C. l.. vols.-Price $500.
Potiphar Papers. Fresh supply-Price SO cts
Poems-Descriptive. Dramatic, Legendary and
Contemplative. By w. Gilmore Simms. VOLS
81 50.
The Art of Manufacturing Soaps. including the
most recent Observation-Disclosures the best methods
alsa Dive oil sosn and otbsrs By pb;Iin Kn,tspn
-Sl.00 ~
Rankin's HalfYearly Abstract, July to December,
1858. 81. fe IA
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING.

~ The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on 0svsrno
Street, has the largest and best CARDS
evsr In this city, and is prepared to do this dsscp
ton Of PRINTING on - reasonable terms - else
where in the city, a. well o. every other kind Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. CAN and see
specimens.
d Plain and fancy CARDS for sale. ja-dH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

Luke Burns was found guilty of murder in the
krst degree on Saturday last in Baltimore, for the
murder of Peter Miller The jury recommended
him to executive clemency. 81
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FATAL COLLISION.

CHARLESTON, Feb. IA collision occurred on
the Alabama River between the steamers Magnolia
and Wetumpka, in which the latter was sunk and
two or three lives lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

BY DUNLOP. MoNCuRr { CO.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOI .Asare
- AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY. the "a 49,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, We Will sell e Ont
no sf Rocksfts the cargo Of the brr I'll
ons n mas. SUGAR, ranging from fair TO choice
10 bbls. prime MOLAsSEs.
ALSO,
zio hbIs WHISKEY, GIN and BRANDY.
Ii, kMs.-Under Sl0o, cash over 600, months,
of soy ioI approved negotiable paper So
sac without regard to weather $3.50
re ~ W DUNLOP, MONCJJRE 4 CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

Chandler N. Thsyer, who was for ten years an
engineer in the U. s Navy, has been convicted in
Philadelphia of stealing clothes, and sentenced to
the penitentiary for year. se
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20
BY KENT, PAINE L KENT

GALE OF T. ID. QUARLES STOCK
~ OF DRY GOODS, AT AUCTION.-On TUES.
will sell at our auction rooms, The balance Of M
Ihos. u Quarles' stock Of DRY GOODS, remainins
on nsnd. comprising great variety of seasonable
we Will also sell an invoice of fresh Goods. con-
sisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestnss Cottonadea
&c. &c. oes'
Also. few cases of Women's Boots.
TERMs-All sums under Sl00, cash; over that arn,t
4monfhs credit for approved paper :
teH KENT. PAINE L KENT Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

RonBERY-During the fire in Petersburg last
Thursday night, some person stole $3.50 in money
from the grocery store of A. III. Jagueneau.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20
ANT.NEBRAsKA MEETING IN ROCHESTER,
ToBAcCoNIsTs, CONVENTION.

ALBANY. Eeb. l6,-The conamittse Of the onven-
purpsse q settins an an exurssson sssinsf ncrsss
ing the importation 81 foreign ciger made report
recommending 70 ask Of Congress. In behalf Of the
trade TO impose specific dHfy OF 20 cents per pound
on all cigars imported. and committee Of one from
each Congressional distrct represented be appointed
cireulats petitions 10 be presented ID Ceneres Of
the report, was adopted, and the Convention adjourn.
ed. - ssssl..s -. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

Dr.. CoHN-The body of DR.. ]. II. Gem, killed a
Oakland on Friday last, was taken in charge b,
members of his family and carried to Morgantown
Va, where they reside
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20
HEAVY DAMAGES.

ELMiRA N. Y, Feb. 1s-In the Supreme Court
this morning, the jury gave $4,000 to VIM. Ran
som in the suit against the Erie Railroad, for inju.
ries received by a collision last 4th of July.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

NH1NESE GOODS-We are now OPEN
~ ing splendid assortment of Chinese Goods,
imported by personal friend of of the firm aud
to which we call the attention of the citizens Of
Richmond. Some of the patterns are very uniques
and are for the first time introduced into this city
Among the variety may be found elegant Chinese
Work Tables: Cabinets and Chess Tables; Japanese
do. Fine Chess Boards with Metallic Men; Chinese
Work Boxes; Backgammon Boards of new designs.
Poys in lots Of s. of beautiful finish; Chinese Fruit
Plates and Stands; very rich Tea Caddies; Japanese
Cake Plates; Chinese Cigar Boxes, suitable present
Gongs, &c.
We warrant the above goods to be of the real Can.
ton and apanese manufacturer and to those DESTROYS
of purchasing excellent opportunity is offer
cd. 80
fe20-1w BULKLEY CO.. Eagle Square
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

BROKE JAIL.-A negro sailor, confined in Prince
George jail for an assault on Mr.. Brchett at City
Point, escaped last Monday morning, together with
white man named VIM Andrews.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20
By ALEX. Nnrr co

GENTEEL HOUSE FURNITURE AT
~ AUCTION.--On MONDAY MORNING. the
nth inst, commencing At 10 o'clock, we win sel AZ
pubic Auction, the entire Household and Kitchen
Street. opposite the Masonic Hail. who IL declining
housekeeping embracing in part. Cabinets, Bureaus,
Sofas, Marble Top Centre Table Carpets, Bookesses
Crockery, Kitchen Furniture, &c.
ALSO.
large lot of Valuable BOOKS, and uany other
articles. = = 1853
TERMS Cash on delivery.
fe Is A. MOTT & CO.. Auct.. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

William Norris denies that his new steamship,
which is the Atlantic in six days, has been
sold TO the Sultan of Turkey.
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THE ANTARTIc,s u s TRoops.

BosTos Feb 1.-THE American troops received
from the steamer San Francisco by the Antartic.
aud which arrived here yesterday, have been or
dered to Newport.
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THE OHIO RIVER AT WHEELING.

WHEELING, Feb. 1.-THE river is in fine naviga.
bic condition with eighteen feet of water in the
channel, and falling The steamers Baltimore and
Virginia arrived yesterday, bringing about HOO tons
o. ffeieht for the East. = AsA ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

STEAMER SUNK AND LOSS OF LIFE.
ST. Louis, Feb. lion Thursday last, the steam;
er Amazon, bound for Memphis, struck a rock and
sunk iu Ave minutes. Two OF the passengers were
drowned n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

The Orawanipam Hotel, popular place of re
bort at White Plains N. Y, burnt to the ground
|last Thursday. The loss falls heavily upon Mra.
Smith, the proprietress. ---.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

AS A FAMILY MEDICINE CAR
IA TER'S SPANISH MIXTURE stands pre- EN-
inent above all others. Its sngularly eficacons ac-
qualities; its tonic action the liver its tendency
drive all humors to the surface, thereby cleansin
the system according to Natures own prescription
its harmless and the time extraordinary good
effects and the number of cures testified to by many
of the most respectable citizens of Richmond Va,
aud elsewhere, must be conclusive evidence that
there Ii no humbug about it.
The trial of a single bottle win satisfy the most
sceptical of its benefits. For sale by
.r ,-sas BENNETT BEERS
fe 10 Druegista 125 Main street