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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

GRy.I FRY IN Avsoyr.-CLock Fs'foaT d.
srRoYrp-The large clock factory in Ansonia was con
sumed by fre thH saturday. morning about o'clock.
Los about e2O 600 insured for $50 900. The fire was
first discovered ccng nj the cupos in the center oi
The uIe- story-bu its orr, mystery. u. tbs e.
lamity large number o: persons thrown o.; of en-
rloy rcn Tie light of the snes in this city,
ar an alarm sounded for the Second Ward.
H.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
BILLS OF MORTALITY.

The City Inspector makes the following returns icf ihe
TWENTY SEVENTH WEEK OF the prosen; year:
W,,kLy Rspotr OF Dr.THs CTr .ND CouST' o. Wv
YORK. from yiy I. ~ Jsfy 2. lsr .c,
MIN INV osEs, If7-BoYs, 4s-GisL. 9s....Iois, |ot
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fir ;Jrcof Safes.

HEKRINGs IMPROVED PATENT FIRE
PROOF SAFES CHALLENGE CoMPETITON.t-lt
, .rsired ly e,ticstion there trncnisls
rroo qrsiyhtt they afford greater sensty iron me
they secured by better burglar
rowdcr ocksnd the wcrkmanship and sye OF nnn
.preo 70 any caerd Tor from dampness
C before purchasing examine the largest assortment In the
world t the established Depot, OF Water and re,s
' SILAS &. HERRING.
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DniI0ins Materidls.

DCU DING STONE " first quality for sale az 10
ID rt- ose; FouNDATIoX STONE 81 per load, the QUAR-
Ky. ig,h It. between 5tA and SD ava
lNNtAISrlC TILES Tor Floors Of Chufch.s and
r. p,hc Rridipr, ard tr Nesbuls, Halls ccrseva.cres.
ri, H., ns ard neshs DwenE These rlesarec an almost
variety rsers e-c very hard ard acns .- 80 = aud
ia the b,sf horsc. In ell! Parts 81. the eocntsy
suited 20 ever rye ~
ar, in Dowrias houses and hyssh
tss scusrsly. Fer sale By
I>IRF RRICKS-ROBERrS 4 BRO, South AM
toy New jersey Mauusetsers OF FIRE bkie Ns ios bn
s; Pucdns Iupcia Also 6Ea,e bfoks,
Jsmts ara Stove bEcks and CyiEde, IN wod all AZ
lire. C,de promptly aec ct short ue1e and a. a-
sCnatlc ratcr.
Z IGHI MING RODS, (lnsuated) OTIS PATENT,
the only u,ihcd OF ahscue Pru'ectn Also, i preferred
the STAPLE ROD the Rod running
than be had esew here
PropTistlr., ManuiGcturas Co. Nc Si3 Broadwsy
fl,O BUiLDERS-FOR SALE CHEAP, \ LOT
of cls.s square finsut headed DOORS and fuRNI
TURF complete all n--y CALL Ds PUi No iis II 81
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
1853. 1854. Hseres's IA n

mn. an srocr,e Increase thus far this yenT, over the
iod in ls53 al q per cent. The Increase of popn-
,.'.oc f. r,obslly i'm 70 PC cent. Ave'c ''oN.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

"NcriheiI Qhio j, wide awake ugcn The sGbjeet o tne
Nstrskr sui ard viii Eex all rou Up her o'd naori-
- .ga 81 the outrage sni is ebecis Pse,ent appear
sLc,s indicate hearty union between the freeN es;
rret,uhs of the Wigs ard many Democrats, upon the
platform Of ouncomprmsiDg hostility to slavery extension.
lie last great oucec has been more eaectua IN scans
og.her the hitherto i-cordant AntSavCry elements oi
Oio into one burning mass than would have been accom-
pIi.hed hv ten wears of ordinary agitation.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

DElTH OF A Coop CITIzEs.-We arc -ricycl 20 have
to announce lie sudden decease this morning at hs re-
ienee in this oitv of William Worre, Eq one o: ;he
Oldest most enlightened and most universally esteemed
innriiL marcan. OF Phi.alepha. LPhl. Bnllen. 7th
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
Drp GOODS.

CPRlNC and SUMMER DRESSGOODS-Wll be
oee red from the Of the season. IN rAny
yles AZ tnll so cent mposts.on fan
quality Foulafd Silks Solid bloos only yard sipsa tna
decided tlounced Jaeeoee nss
only ss Family Mourning Goods largo and ssd
full stock fancy aud staple Dry
the pablo solicited examine tbSpkLL' rtiA'"'
LAKE No al Bosd~ between Grand and "too"'es"
rI,lCKS DENNIS aud CilECKS-A good assert
1 -, H., r.,,x.a ro ,als b, NESMITu & Co.,
~ Nos 90 snd n Broadway
DRlNTS--Steams and Madders, new styles received
II from the works daily, for sale by .
DRlNIS-Light aud dark styles steams and Mad
S, p rre.f variety including shrtng Prints - French fcs
s-lr ny Nksftttn ~ 20, nos W s'a :. e.e- oo..,-
VNHITEROCK SHIRTINGS. - The Whiterock
w Mills supsrGue S.inch besehd Coons also ess sagsr-
snsauslsa perfection aud duishy
yor sas by NEsMiTU 4 Co. Nos 10 end " Broadway
1NALTHAM JEANS.-I0O cases bleacbed Walthsm
" Jeans gle and d. uble tslled foI ssle by
EEShirIi L Co.. Nos 81 aud III Biosd"sy.
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GEo. W. JKxxfss Alcforeer
II OF in JERSEY CITi-POSITIyE SALE-DIr-

~ MONT JENKINS viii sell at Auction On WEDNESDAY
T. the Merchants Exchange EewYok u ococt
LOT JsrseY Cy Is Set pnt aud 100 the
Iorh side Of 6rsndst tnovn v Mrsirs sp 20. 81
Grand at nearly opposite the brown Chsrcb being
eeted shrt distance westerly Sale psiye close eoDeen
Terus oneouh essh aueonee balance soaa $40
uo.ssse three at Interest bali yesry
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
1856 avsl .assIIs5sl LIS 2ad'ilsi'

vxysIr COMPARISON WITH ls53.
We append tie following table showing the number %
deaths in each week this year, and the corresponding weeks
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Sales bp Aurtion.
4 RARE CIIANCE-FARM at AUCTION.

RARE CIIANCE-FARM at AUCTiON.-Wih
IA be scd public auction by the Suscrb The HOMEsTEAD
kARN about ~ belonging to EsO, bALDn ~,
deceaed his late residence in CLINTON On MONDAY July TO-
~ On ad Farm large twosory Dwelling
house atached large Barn. Cow House Carriage
all other Buildings Also. two LOTS OF
MEADOW in the Newark Meadows The .hoys mentioned tsre
fourshing village Of CAMPTON three miles from
from New York The facilities Of this Farm nsse
desirable place for country residence for person doing
Ltsps Yoh The Farm high aud command
is be beaufl sud caHno, be surpassed FOX heali
u, kinds In abundance OF aceessbeng J. miles
and Essex Railroad Depot South Orange; fon
daily connect with the NewJesey Rail
road Churches within walk of the
Hoase Public scbo aud Mae and Female Boarding school
L. Chapman PriDcpa within five minut>s walk OF the
Pl.nkRoad built this summer Newark
connecting with the Plank Road from Jersey City TO
Newark which will make pleasant de from New YORK
JOHN ADAMS Adusiaistrator
Should above day stormy tae sale VIII ta1e place the
f.ir 1a-s anal audY
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
ruov pt,rrrc IysTITUTroxs.

Aims Believe. 10 NGids lsland. .+g Nois House Bill:
p,pcuisrv Black iRau5irs I.land Col Hou' HosPt.l
LIZ. I.i.,d ziC,v Iincsnt's Hos. I
LIN. Afyr Black City Pfison Fr,ufln. ho-p
wells Island Aims b bieck ts!Ofed fersOns'''~
pfc,,,frsd,le IIu. vel I.land......ll
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
MONTHLY TABLE TIL

MONTHLY TABLL IHI5 lENN.
The follow Ing Table will show the moathy progress Of
IN the principal diseases since the Let OF January Of this
year:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

SUPREME couRT-srroLAL TrRM-Bsf.re Jadse CLIRss.
FNrarte motions will be heard of the July Calendar
Iltigaed motions viii stand over.
III the matter Of operng Eight, -thrd-. Proceedings
ere in progress TO open the street from FlihaN to East
River. Since that time the Common Council have ordered
fhe street TO be opened from Fh-av. TO the North River
Motion is made 10 consolidate the proceedings The motion
i opposod the part o owners between The Fun av'
and East River The matter lies TO Saturday next
In the matter Of opening One Hundred and Thirty
ST. Motion made 10 appoint Commissioners: IL
ketchum moved for time 10 produce proof IN opposition
Motion granted
Motion for Injunction to dumping place for offdl on
lie Reybols contract JAMES McMule1i All. the City o
New York, Wm. Il. Reynolds, Ac. Plaintiff says that
Mr REYNOLDS has 20. contract for five for the re-
noyal Of ofal dead animals &c. to Barren island and
the rse of the dock az the foot Of rirtyourts, and
lat lie continually keeps steamboat aud schooner III
said dip for the reception OF osl &c whereby bad ar
arises and nuisance is created in the neighborhood, to
iLe injury of plaintiff propery-owner aud he asks Tor
an ;nuncton to prevent the OF said slip la defense
Il i denied that Il nuisance aud it is also averred that
naintff tas entered suit at Law by which he can get
dorosces If he has sustained any Decision reserved
COURT OF APPEALS.
.,p,xy Julv NO. 81 concluded. Nos. -, II sub-
aJ 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

emo Cur correspondent; at Cleveland sends us the
following account Of the state OF feeling on politics IN the
:, q, ,b.,,, u,rt of the State:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

Tie meeting at Worcester Mr.si ON the - in'''' ~
sul,cd in the formation off Worcester ka's-s
the constitution CT which, present, commenting Il to
tie raa.rs Of TIE TRIBUNE who favor the emigration oi
f,uer 20 Krrsas ~ mcicl instrument !e- The sT.aai-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
nm or AppEAIS

7 (OCKT OF AFTEAI@S.
.,v,xy Julv No 81 concluded Nos. -, Il "a
n,ittod. Cour. adjourned sine de-
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y. CoLTos. A1cipnssr
APGE SALE of the STOCK Of a HOTEL and

y.
ARGE SALE of the STOCK Of HOTEL and
IL FEFECTORY t0e-ther with ell the LARGE FRENCH sod
GERMAS PLATE. OVAL end MANTLE MIRRORS, OIL PAINT
INGS ESGRANISOs-F. COLTOS wiu sell TOMORROW,
July II le 0eoek the Auction Rooms No 50 B-et
the entire FtkAlTtkE Of isrFe Hotel. from the neigh
bgrtocd the Csfal rz.sce viii embrace Of IN II
richly oncnerted Oval Mantle Mirrors ell
several on Paintings and hre Erganxs together with all the
fs;n Of The hsnse and OF he including lodnten OF
hc ed ClE Chairs Table CsEPe aid Oh Coths Gas PixCres
Of PsEior fEEniire " eye dscln, With Marble
suites Of Rosewood Peor Furniture
tur Nspe I'D OAK Lnais Cottage IuracIe hair Asttrsse
book Css Bursau Mantle Hall Coeks 30 Patent Bedesds
bAI the goods viii be cold
the tufiuets Of The Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

4 UCTiON NOTICE.-H. WILSON, Auctioneer, VIII
"A sell BY catalogue, TO MORROW Iusd.yl MoESiSS e
eth embracing Rosewood and Mahogany suies pendd
Rosewood iaro Forte B3s Carpets Bocatele and Lace In
Curtains Msgbe.op Bureaus Wasad eSfa Pier and Cen
Tables costly Chin. Vases and Msae UnAmens valuable oL
Pa Ls Dnip and ExcnsOn Tables Rosewood and Mahogany
Bedsds Cued Hair Mates splendid China Dirner and
Mahogany Sofas Chairs Rockers large Oval and Pier
Glasses Glassware Cutlery Kitchen furniture
kc r,o.ifed Paricnlsrs la Herald
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

CARD FROM THE JURY.
We he,c received the follow ing card rom the majority
OF The jury:
COURT OF CCMsiON Pleas FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORK
CATBsENL T. NALRER b. Christian ; Sloane. her next igni
sssLa WILDEs T. WALRER.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
DAVENPORT MARKET.

Flour, ezra s. T. a Dbl 81 50, Floa-, s. r.
;abA. s ~: Naea.. tai II h9shel. $780, Wheat,
spria~, 4 blsa,' sue: Earleg 22e; OF, 22c;
CON j, car, 90 Com sae'l@d, 23c go.sto"s,
25c Onons, % ST, K'nawaa, 15c; Sat,
L. i T. sack, - - 1$i o.; Beans. white
s b s,hel A. 81; Bacen hams Z 10 l21c;
Las, r u Toe; Com Aiea', I husae!, A5c !;
Bat r.. - 2nc; Egg, Pr; d.. &c !;
Coz. per. b3s' e., l-4l5c; prsria h,y per ton,
$40; TimohY nay per ton, ST, -; Apple,
dry pr bls..e. 81 80; Peach. 5 dry per bIsA-
q {. u
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
CHICAGO MARKET.


S8Ihialf -
We no.c no particular chang. it The except
in pork Hog; are selling a from s. > Il
s. = per loo To- AID they arc canlng to mar
let IN large .aaute3. business generally Is
v.,Y brisk,
-Four pnr b3i So; f2n wheat 75:, spring d.;
6h;rye2)c; barley s.; corn ?; oats lsa2a !;
oaro9s 90 bears Is; polataes 70, Per bushels
,.-.ter &C per p7ftsd; eggs TIC; haas los !;
..o-l.e.s 1859; ia !oH l3y oees"ax &c.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
Congressional.
Washington, Jan. 10,


Mullenhurg died a, the residence Of
Mr. Broadhead, at 10 o'clock last night.
In consequence Of the death OF Mr..
Nullenburg, Mr.. Cass has deferred his
speech on the Clayton Treaty to Thurs
day.
In the Senate, Mr.. Seward presented
q petition from New York, praying for
an expose Of the disposition of the tax
imposed On coas,ing vessels under the
act Of 1893.
A petition from Brooklyn, n. Y, for a
line OF mail steamers from that place to
Bremen was presented.
The death Of Mr.. Mullenburg is just
announced.
In the House, Mr.. Dean announced
the death OF his colleague, Mr.. Mullen
burg, when, after the adoption of the
usual resolutions, the House adjourned.
Washington, Jan. 10.
STRENGTHENING the proceedings this
morning. Nj. Fish presented the petition
OF Henry X. Brown for the gift OF 43
pieces OF brass cannon, wherew,th Ia
cas-, an equestrian statue of Washington
in New York.
Mr.. Bright presented bill, granting
iO0, 900 acres of land to various counties
10 construct continuous railroad iron
lake Erie TO the mouth oil Ia ONO
Mobile and New Orleans, maxi to-
ia! Of 100000 acres the comfsny Il
carry the mails and transport munltlon,
OF war free OF cost.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT!
GRAND ARRIvAL!
COMey 4 Rair,

TIaye gone into the grocery business, and
IL may be found at Block No, ?, Rochestc -
where they have just received large and supe-
rior assortment of all kin.ie OF Groceries, pr .
visiones, fruits. &C., which they now oaer to
their numerous acqa4in aaces. al prices perf~c-
" astonishing TO any civilized Hawk-Eye. Yes.
more they are prepared TO sell cheaper than
anv establishment west of the Mississippi.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21

DrBLTC notice i hereby given, that the un-
L dersi@aed Las been appointed, by the coun-
ty Coa.t Of Cedar county, Ioea. Executor Of
said county All persons knowing themselves
10 be indebted to said estate, Ivy note, book ac-
cn,.rst or otherwise, are therefor reqnes ed to
cal AID s~tte he same. GEO. RtEDER,
Dec, 81, 1889, ~ Exec4iar.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21

Pork STILL ApvAsclsG.--Thc hog
market las been very active for the last
a. Of two, and prices sill looking q.
Tie establishment OF J. G. Law 3 Go +,
- "Wednesday All Thursday last, we
l.arn, received upwards 81 900 fine hogs.
Tie figures ior choice lots are COW "a i
l.. pr hundred. Burlington Gaoc.'c.
Jan. II.
ra7n pill f,r akin $ OF Turs, Greea and
Il Dry HIDES by y. {. )" Ann.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
e. EEs.E4' OMEN.

TTaken ZIP by Nelson Harrison, al his resi-
j drnec. in Sugar Greek township, Dec. 23a
1853 yoke Of cattle, six years old, pale red
with long sharp horns; oar has white spot in
the FACE, and i pe on the belly, right hind foot
,Hht". blind il the l.Et eve. ears cat off: the
othee has white spot on the hr.ast. Apprais-
ed at fifty dollars, before L. ". Wall. Ia.
Jan. ;, l>5i J. W. CAlTELL,
n9-3csm County Clerk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
LEGAL NOTICE.
TO Harr4 Fullerton :

To Harry Fullerton
SrR-You arc hereby no.
tilie that there is on file, il the office Of the
Cterk-og ;hn District Conr', within and for the
caan'y of Cedar. and Safe Of Iowa. petition
Of Aiiv raller,on asking 10 be divorced f. ON
the bonds If ma riiaony hJw existing between
yoa; and that lie subpoena heretofore issued in
hi, cause, has been ietarnea. endorsed by the
Sheriff, defendani not io4na N this county; and
said cause was continued at the last term Of said
court for the purpose o. giving pah .cat'on, You
viii therefore take notice taat unless soa ap
peG on the l,t day OF the May term Of said
court and m1lle defense, SAID petitioners pray
er viii i" gran'c and a divorce d.cleed.
J. W CATTEIL. OK u {. Ce3ar Co.,
D.sslL ) >rlcsR, Atty, for Pet. sdece hi
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
35D5I5ADS AID SASH

Dafcnt Red Il eads. OF Muscatinc manu-
L f4cta1e, OF varjo"s pa'erns, at manufact1r-
ct's prices. ALSO, Window Sash, of Moline
Manufacture, frr sale at n. c. SWANk'S.
Jan. II, 1881. Mo
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
no a. Klsls ~!

| an tie 1T Mo day ia Garcs. 4. y i>3i,
petition will be pte,cn.ei 10 ne comfy Geni Of
Cetar County. lowe. praying !ast tue question
may hc submit eli t. the legal voters ot said
county. whether o. nj swine and ,hecp shall be
permitted to ran at large IN sid county.
MANY CITIZENS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
NONE j.. NONE y!

eight DRAFTS on New York can be had
~ OF the Subscriber In sums TO suit purchasers.
Certificates Of DEPOSIT, and Draft, on the
Eastern Cities cashed-- American Gold fur
nished at small premium, by
NJ. II. TUTiILL.
Upon, November u, 1853 III
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21

\ Ny person DESTROYS of taking ha, or cap
4 either can DO =, b. calling at the establish.
ment 81 Friend 4 Culberlson where the terms
q taking VIII be made known
Tipton Nov @o.A, 1888 H3-,s
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
HGILBJRIJ G. SILyERIIAN.
Gl,lIn11h DEPOT,
SECOND STREET,
Muscatine, Iowa.

1 this esta5'is tnan, can D. hal ready made
y clothng, OF a superior ar.Ie.e, ana of the
very latest f4s. Ioa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
JOHN DICKINSON,
E. +. gsssEiTyIkvtpT.

Door AND SHOE MAkER-Lcathor and
ID Shoemaker's Findings aiwaysto he foan5,
and Of the best quantity. Rochester, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21
AARON PEABODY,
FRO 1T. EVANS,
y. 4. EsAs.I.EN .
NAI.MEaI & HILTON.

COACH AND WAGON NAkER-East of
\ the public square, Upton. Iowa. IL
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-01-21

DEacksEnith-Allo orders for Blacksmith
ID Jug aud Horse Shoelug strictly attended TO.
Rochester Iowa. IL
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-18
shipWrecks Of 1853.

Seldom has year furni,h he'd as meIan>
chnIy statistics of Cal mites by sea, as
that which is jl<t cltseh
AID though the San Francisco. from 'be
regency of the disaster, exciies lively re-
gret at present. there are many Others A.
most forgotten, Yet whicii have occurred
within twelve months, thrt have also
ciaired th ir share IF victims and ,raoc
'nc,!'H :.
."~ "o,-~es o: -.ar."saips lost. either
On tae oren ocean, o. upon Arrakrr-. ut
destroyed by fl @, is q; of which 10 were
A"c'ran, s English, l. Russian and /
EoI'aadi>h.
The American steamships DESTROYED
were the Independence, The S. 5. Lewis.
the Alharos, the Ocean Wave, the Cher.
oke", the AK. (tow 5oat,) the Winfield
Scott, the humboldt, the San Francisco.
and the Peal.
The English steamers were The Hieh>
flyer, the Duke of Suthe,ioud and Ihe
Mo'>h"I. The Russian steamer WIS
named tie Serika!e e; lie nane of the
lloIandtr is unknown IL Us.
One steamship tinundered at sea, with
all on board-the Marshal. from muII.
Eng gland. bound to Hamburg, which was
supposed to have capsized through s,rk.
ing ledge midnight. With her per-
ished $50 souls.
The wreck Of seven other steamships
was attended with The loss Of n portion Of
the passengers and crew viz The h..
dependence lost 1879, The Duke of Su;hc,.
Land G. Tie Ocean Nave %. the Nouu.
mental City 80. tie Holland steamer lO2,
the San francisco $50. and the Pearl IS.
The entire number Of lives involved in
the loss nf these STEAMERS is 5I5.
Public sympathy is generally more
warmly elected for the loss OF $ GAMERS,
tran for any o'her maratime calas,rophes,
destroying sailing vessels The MAORI
ty Of casualties, however. have occurred
among the latter. and he wrecking o.
some of them has sacrificed more lh,r
twice The member of victims that were Ia
ken from the San Franrisco.
The total number of three mas,ed yes
sells which have been los! during the yea
is SO; and the authenticated loss of life
thereupon attendant, reached l.l2O. -
Among the most lamenlable Of these wa,
the fae of the Nestor, ia Which $40 per
>"ns were drowned; the lady Evely
1854 the Annie James, 900; and the Slaf
frrd>hire, lao.
In addiuon. 25 barques. IL brigs, am
2l sch"oners have disappeared during lh
year, and with them, lives amounting i,
n mber to l64; and Of fishing vessels
(smack &c. 20. with 25lives and mucI
more valuable cargo.
In recap''ulating the list, we find TIM
the entire nuaber Of ships los. durin
tn" year past. including steamers and sail
"s reaches 100; and with their loss "
have TO deplore the death of ,942 per
sons.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-18
Forelgn News
INV Yoak, Feb. IL.

NV foRK, Feb. IL.
TIE africa arrived beInw last nighL
ard anchored on account Of Fog. and sull
remains there, as the fog sill eon,iuues
oense,
The following news has been received
from Sand, Ilook:
The screw sletmer from New York
arrived out on The 26Ih inst, which had
been chartered by Consul Hawthorne 10
convey home those rescued lrom the san
Frsnrisco, was lc sail FROM Liverpool Oh
the 30th.
There is bu, little .ews as TO the Tufk.
ish war BY this arrival. The Czar's cnn-
duct is still evasive, and he does not re-
gard the entry Of the allied fleets into the
Black Sea as declaration OF war, and is
not now expected To send a reply To The
Vienna note, until the middle Of Fehru-
ary. lie has, however, appointed Count
orloff to visit the Courts Of Vienna. Ber-
lIn, Paris and London. 10 explain on
what terms he really will treat. It is
thought by all that his object is 10 gain
time.
There is doubtful rumor lha, Count
Parrlen has succeeded Nesslerode as
Chancellor.
II quiet tone is observable in the Rus.
sian organs but the appearances. of peace
are not nearer
ont the Danube prepara tions were max
ing by the Russians tn attack KnIefai ais
though they admit it will cosl them 10 900
men.
Omar Pacha continues to fall on the
Russians whenever an opportunity oc.
curs.
There have been several skirmishes
hut no action Of importance.
In Asia report prevails that the Rus.
>ian> had taken The city Of Kara, but a
Russian bulletin says that all the truups
are in winter quarters.
Th" fleets we're last seen part at Sinope
and part near i'arc"um, bu, are reported
10 have sailed for Varna.
The usSian squadron was off the sea
of As"f,.
~ ~ '''N'i uS 'uNd'Cu NY tllN III
'rlgnes Of the Russian Consul General Of
B lgrade.
a Vienna dispatch hints that good news
has reached the Austrian Government
from ST. Petersburg.
The Shrt Of Persia has definitely prom,
'Seh TO "cl peacefully towards Turkey.
The Austrian government have ordered
10000 troops in great haste to Hungary.
1t Is not yet known what is going on
there.
Dnst Mohammed was at Cauda Bar.
lner4 is M news of Importance from
France or England.
The British fleet in the Togus was or
dercd 10 sea.
Ih" Hrazllian mnil steamer Olinia wa
ashore ne'r Hpi'yhend.
The s:en31as Pelrel, formerly. of tn
line hetMeen Hrw York and Bermuda
Mas barhl on the Civ de the 9th.
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1t was reported that engagements bad
been renewed between the lnrks and
Russians al Kaai,t, on the IOih ll,h and
l2rh, in which the former were again
victorious
Il despatch received at Berlin, from ST.
Petersburg, dated the l4th, states that the
Car had rejected the combined note as
Incompatible with his dig ily, as it would
only serve to dIve,t attention from the
real question al issue. TO prove how ev-
er lbat he is still inclined 10 treat. he nas
appointed Prince Gnr'schakoT his Perl-
pnteu'lary 10 treat with The Sultan alooe.
4 late number Of the Paris Cors,itu
ti"nel states that the Cznr, on hearing
that the combined fees had entered the
Black Sea, calmly rema' ked TO those
around him, that when battle sh u'd be
'tirred. Russia would Hrcept i'-'ha, she
coud afford To mourn for her fleet but
not for her hOnor as n nation. He uniic
ipaied. he said, that France and England
would take The course they have, and he
was. therefore, not unprepa. ed, and al
his orders had been given in advance
foreseeing that such actions on their par.
would be violnung existing treaties, and
freeing him from all obligations.
1t appears certain that the Gar had
asked Prince Aienschikntr whether he
could make head against the combined
fleets. The Prince replied -" Yes, we
can conquer; Or fight and die TO .he las
man" The French and English Min
is ers are to demand their passports.