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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
IL. n. PUIFORD,

Physician, Accoueheur Surgeon.
DyrICt and RESIDENCE, in the s'TRIBvSx" building
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

tRtyAf to PG6ttsh, obtained for tAx Tribune.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

GEO. ID, WI1BER N. d.,

ENERAL DEALER in Dry, Fancy and Millinery
AIGoods High Street, Mineral Point, Wis. lotf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
Decr. INo. III. VIVIAN.

CRGEON DENTIST sells Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Oils, &C, al the Mineral Point Drug Store
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
JOSIAH Il. CLANCY

T1HYSICIAN. SURGEON, AND ACCOCCHER,-
L High street, Mineral Point, Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
BENJAMIN G.. SEQ TT,

4 OTARY PUBLIC, Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
uFsIcE- in tine Tribune Office a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
EXCAVATION or THE TEMPLE OF SEN
APIS, Vt MEMPHIS! INTERESTING DE
NEIOpAlEN r..

The Paris correspondent "t the Journal ct
Commerce. under date the @'th November writes
as follows on hav" read ii f'emphtH' tn" vast
city OF Egypt, second IA importance only t"
ital It was OF unknown antiquity. Among ITS
most splendid ed hc's' fine temle "i S'r"p''w''h
its avenue OF SpmnN'S'Nau Tue brightest rem '"h'
"Now cover d by TIA" sand OF the deser Is tn"
common reeor l"tthr travellers. But tins cover
ing has been removed q an lnestlmahle booty for
Psychologists, happily discovered. Mr.. Aug"Nte
Marlette' whom inc French government sent 10
Egypt on n scientific MISS III. has just returned
after an absence of of four years. lie devoted
them exclusively to the excavation ofthe Scr0Pe
um or, Temple of Srrnplr:"nd succeeded beyond all
hope ne en,'ln9'''''n u ',' i-on',r are PRE-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
DAILY ViRGINItN.
SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. 81. 1854.
MIR Wise and his Appointments.

The democratic nominee for Governor seems
determined TO lose no time in undertaking to con-
vince the people of Virginia of his fitness for tho
post for which n portion of the Democracy have
nominated him. Already he has published a
rrorrnmme of the canvass, ann ouneing his in
teution to harangue the sovereigns nj forty places
between this and the first Of Nav. We confess
that we entertain no special admiration of this
mode OF reaching the chief mogistrncy the "0ld
Dominican The dignifed silence which neither
sutcits nor declines the houors Of office would
according To our taste, better cnmrort with the
elevated and imposing associations which cluster
around the gubernatorial chair of Nirglnla. But
we are free TO admit if an exemption from tins
course could. with propricty, he extended to any
one. it should he To Mr.. Wise: for. IN addition to
the frghtful opposition which hls nomination en-
counters with his own party,the Nhgs,the ln'lsi-
bic aud terrible Know Nothings. he Is called to
meet foe more dangerous aud dreaded thnn these
-himse2c when he was mighter than now. In the
Henry A. Wise of fifteen wears aso,fhe fearless
Ninvcterate denouncer of drmocraey.hc finds m
antagou i. against whose battle axe he has no
shield nor fence. Ii would he ungcneran,. with
such fearful olds against him, Ia deny him
the privilege q sell -urltlCf. Let NM ll'H'
with al possible speed, accou're himself for the
field aud knight Grant it from The billnwy
waves of the Atlantic" 10 'the green wGtrfs OF
tire Ohio" Let him convince, The can. In an
cient Democracy ofNrena, that Andrew Jack
son deserved he bitter and h,artless nburr ho
was wont Ia heap upon hin. Let him II he lac
able, persuade the Whigs thai tli- reeantntion
If the prime pes which They havr ever held dear
!, a reason for itair support. Let him II he have
power, satisfy The Know Nothings hi III defying
aud dcnouneng thel, lac has established n claim !
- their support Let him teach moderate and con. |
servutye men tie virtues of partisan excess aud |
ultrusm--anl -teady men thc beauties of political |
somor>aulhng. lie l. not day taa seon IN the |
saddle, nor can ie be there day too late. NJ /
Knight in enchanted forest not Hercules with (
his cruel iahnr>. nor sampson against his count. /
less enemy ha1 hard, task than he. Instead of /
froty appointments for four month. he should have
had four hundred Great pity i-it for him. that he
ha- not The power Of multiplying himself into as
many fearless tribunes of the people rs these
election precincts IN the state. lie should bc /
omu present and then it would be well ior HIM if /
without the eoequal attribute of omuipoteneo, ho /
could per, uade A. ,l.'N e tie yo;er. Of this |
good old commonwealth 10 a-,i,i IN Ia, elevation
I . the highest pe-t Al th'ir disposal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
Distress among the Working Glasses of N Z.

The Herald of yesterday says:
We announced some weeks ago that the owners
of the large f,undries and shipyards in the upper
part of the city hal discharged great numbers of
their workmen in consequence OF the hard times
they are now experiencing We have since learn
ed that their example has been followed by near
" all the large establishments in the city. lie
Novelty Works, the Morgan Iron Works, the
Bible and Tract houses the Methodist Book
Concern. besides n grcat number OF shops and
smaller establishments, have dispensed with on
an average, over half their worklnen.
alt has been estimated thnt III the Eleventh
Wnrl alone there ever three thousand me
chnnics out of employment, aud that III the
city there cannot be less than seventeen thousand
laboriug men who hive no work, or any prospect
of work.
TO aggrayate the distress, employers have
come to II very general determination to reduce
the compensation Tor labor, and thereby render
it sill more difficult for thuse who have work To
help those who hive not. In the meanwhile rents
have not fallen, though the capacity to pay them
has. Provisions are still high, as our last weeks
market report will shnw, nor is there any reason
able prospect OF their becoming much cheaper.
In view If thee facts, and uIrss something Is
done. there j. every probability that before the
winter j. over, the most intense suffering will
rcyai among the poor.
In addition 10 what we have already noticed we
understand that the India rubber works in Brook
lyn lave discharged thirteen hundred men, and
that the deck yard~ OF Brooklyn, Williamsburg
and Grccnpont present very different appear
ancc from what they did last summer, as over
two thirds of the men lave been discharged.
The Board of Directors Of the New York and
Eric Railroad have decided to reduce the pa, Of
most Of their employees. An order TO his effect
was sem up the r.ad. aud last night the lahorers
at Piedmont refused 10 work at the reduced price
So cents per day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
From an Extra Of the Greenbrirr Era.
INDIGNATION Meeting in Allegheny
THOMPSON HUNG AND BURNT N ErfIGY.-RIo1
AND ARRESTS


THOMPSON HUNG AND prRNr II ErfIGY.-Rro1
AND ARRESTS
We give below the proceedings Of large and
respectable meeting of the citizens IT Allegheny
held for the purpose of expressing their indigna
tion at The sequittal If Thompson. the Murderer.
II was participated ia by the foremost men in
the County. and its resolutions. we believe. TX
press the sentiments of 90 of its every 100 III.
hahitanis.
I he meeting was held on Monday Dec. 18th.
AT ~ O'Clock the people quietly hung "Dr.
hompsona in cfligv. The nngn hung unmn.
Tested until the people went into the Court House
10 attend the Indignation meeting. Whilst
there Robert h. Thompson. hncked by several
shameless wretches (nmong them John A. Bu-h
joel Nefi. Naldrnn, rtcrtern) attempted (" "r
did pull the imngc down. The people rushed
out Of he Court House, and for "A few moment.
the excitement was intense. The friends 81
Thompson made gallant show ofreYolvers and
bowie knives, but the people were host too rna-
ny forlhem. They broke and fled pursued hy
the excited crowd. While the swifttonted were
running down The fugitive. others procured war
showed anv rcsi>t"uc" except Wnpron. lie,
having run into field. turned upon his pur-ucr-
aud showed fight. Thcrcupon he wn- Knocked
down by Henry Gillian, when the crowd mount
cd him upon rail and thus brought hlm into the
Court House. Being all brought into The Court
House the riotnus lh"mP-onlans were bound
over + keep the peace.
The rligy wn~ subsequently burnt. The
Thomp- onans are humblcd- aud peace rcigus
at' CoflnetoHi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

FVNHE subscriber "uuid rrsucrlfuilN ciil the A,t.
Il ton nl thoSe wishing To- make their ffienl. = ,
srnt f,r Chris or -, Yen, that vii b., pfiza.i nh
diamonds cnif al enlclN m SCI IT from J. In,
a.s,rr,rr,t II .s~eir, md Fancy Ga,1- 81 rr.ci,I
fn the prca-ian. prices tU suit ihn TINE nd
them file with o n0r his n'tnutnlale PR EMIT,
DEGuEhREO1h PES E"mcmber thu GT3BS b'
ofuf thu, palm by the first premium ennlpeti,
at the lni. tuir~ Mt Pet---hurg md Richmond; VII.
j. sufficient guarantee that li+ j. the n,a.p :, L
YOUR image transferred 'qm tu mt re, 81 without n,,
ado cone No Z - railroads. ia ypnr Carriages -,
foot all are received nuke, and YOU Will find lo,,
GOO fre aud every ding Ia IN he y,a conf, nnb
while waiti' 9 tour lime of .itiirg IL ,seiy c,,, a.
IRE sa.i.farti"n pisen-nr charge mndr
Attic ign 81 he flag L r. GlliBS
10 Al naper- ndvcfti. Ing for M, uill ca,.v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

CRAwFoRp's STATUES FOR THE WAsnlNGroN
Monument AT RIeHMoND.-A foreign cores
pondent of the Providence journal, who recently
visited the Royal Foundry at Munich, writes as
follows:
The group Of statues modelled by Crawford
10 a1orn the Washington Monument at Richmond.
Va, is partly finished, and is truly an admirable
production Tie figures Of Henry aud jefferson
are already cast, and are placed IN the Cry stai
Palace, now open. and form the n"hlest orua-
ments of that exhibition. The figure If Henry
is remarkably spirited and heroic in its attitude.
1t is almost alive with action. The patriot is
represented in the act of addressing his country
men in the memorable speech which helped 10 set
the ball of the Revelation in mntion. The artist
has evidently chosen that MONT ut when, with ak
the power of his eoquencc, the orator launches
his invectivcs against the tyranny ui the mother
country, and appealing to his compaieiots 10
sist il at whatever cost, bt closes with the deca-
ration, " care not what course athars may pur-
sue but u for me. give me liberty, or give me
death - The figure of Jefferson il not less ma
jestic aud noble than that of Henry. lie i rep
resented IN attitude of calm dignity. holding
in one hand pen, and in the other the Declara-
ton of Independence. The face has an aspect
of earnest thoughtiulness, mingled with determ-
nation. The drapery is n cloak thrown careless
~ over the shoulders and falling in easv folds
about the figure.
The series will consist of five statutes, all Of
colossal size, and if the others are executed with
as much feeling, good taste and genuine appre-
citation of the subject is exhibited in these the
work must prove of the most successful even
undertaken The design of the monument is IN
the form of star, aud the statues are 10 b,
nlaced at the termination of the rays surrounding
central and elevated pedestal, upon which til,
equestrian statue of Washington will be a,ed
The model of this in plaster is at the foundery
and preparations are making for casting it II
once. The horse and rider cannot be less than
twenty five feet high, and appear truely 81
gantic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

PUTNAM FOR JANUARY has been received
The, following is its table of contents
The Ocean and its fe-Winter-Was Napoleon
a Dictator The Old Sculptor and his Pupil
Professor neutrality-suspicious. Willey and
lizard Swearing on Church Steeple-The
Rich Merchant of Cairo-Our Given MINES
To Mummy Wheat-Israe Potter-Pryschau-
ra-Negro Mnstrelsy Are All Men Descended
from Adam Secret Societies-The Child
that Sleeps-Editorial Notes.
FIRE.-The dwelling house of Mr.. Hugh
Swope, near Harrsonburg and the furniture
and out houses were consumed last week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
Bargains at the Family Groce1v.

cun>, qncnce Ut rh, hatd times. and eli s.4,,y
Il ant b.isg disguised t. every mar wnp,3,, ~
child ,nusly shod lay hi .tma-, the sub.e,her !
dncri oh.f hn- NH" II ck oi boot. and Shoe.
ro-t for rnsh. All Who Hr" IN want shonld MOI f,;,
cn.l al the fin ily Grareiy where r,nv aI.o h., f,
,f'no-c tine lip'iu APp'es nd rnany other p1I
ui"s' pftiahgg Ia It VII ,"saaieI fpfaiiy Gror,.,.
oil II which viii be snn' hrr't, for .vef, o. f., ca ~
dec 2t.ts j n. Sol ONION
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
nI>SOLUTION.-rur,ab.r,fa,.,. m.yin. =.

nIsS0LtTI0S.-r nr ,uh.c, ibe,. layiny d..
- posed of il lr rrlu' stock To AlcSSrs Tnl,t
81 Ham Iton would Respectfully ra up N those iYd,
ed Ia them forward an -rttlc, IL. !. ...on,
that their business he co-c up ut an enriy . IN ,i
p"-sble In retirlno from the Grocery business ,L.
r,turn their sincere lha l. 10 their trien!4 mud
Tor The hirrtl urapru eat bestowed uoas al.,, ~
ask continuance Of u same to nc~ ,aicern on
the old stunt BILLIARD K OGDEN
L
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
NEW CONsEasN.
y TALIAFERRO & HAMILTON
Wholesale & Retail Grocers and Commissic,

Merchants
Tae .abseriher- haYng 1urci AIRED Me-sis. D:ilard 4
Ogd-n's ire stuck ol Gr"r, re md St,,G. H. .
G"ul+ Ms .,eli rs Additional .npry bought in ~
Richmond Market, would respectful, sals:t u cal
tom their trienl aud the public generally, Il. tlev
dtterrieG Ia sell eoots small u Vance for r,.j
or to pun tua customers >h"rt tInr.
Thy will KEEP hand at all times II iarsc and ...
assortment OF Groceries. They Will pay espeaial A.
t-rtion q sBle. OF al kinds Of count frnin. h.
prom ntten to business and des It. ples,e II.
hone TO shafe heral portion If pubic patronage
tue highest prizes paid for Corn nnd Olls.
NATHAN G. TALIAFE3RO,
JOHN q HAMILTON
I. 81 will be pleased to -re my friend. n, Tia. ro
co, corn OF Tuliaf.rro Y Han ton.
dee - dScts ZOE col FNaN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

CENTRAL RAILROAD. lcNen miles of the
Central Railroad from HAYNES fnrm to Gov
ington have just been let to contract, to be paid
for in the hond- of the Company, ut nnety-tiyc
cents in the dollar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
SLAVES FOR HIRE.

INtlE subscriber wishes to hire t,r the ensuing
year. M .Iber of sIaves-among,t them a first,
rate B!ncS. Smith, Garprner, several Factory Hands.
Women. Girls, sc. {. DABNEl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23


We learn from the Richmond papers that the
three young men, Whitman Humphrey, and
l.or chester, arrested ON Monday tor passing
counterfeit $50 notes, ON the Merchants, Bank
of Lyuchbgrg, Inv been examined before
the Mayor Humphrey and Manchester were
rcmandtd for examination before the Ilashug,
Court Whitman was detained for further exam.
inntiou before the Mayor. He had offered two
of the moths, hat had not succeeded in passing
any. Humphrey and Whitman. We lcarn, have
been cmp I'D on the Lyuchhure and tennessee
railroad, in some unimpoguut dllIe-, aud Man
chasier has been arondcr ofmap, N Virginia.
rRANs-ATlEeuANY BANK.- he last Lees
burg Wa-bingtoninn contains the following let
ter from the Trans Allegheny Bank, addressed
TO Messrs }. {. Stoneburncs x Bro, Of Lovctts
Vile.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
MARRIED

On the 20h inst, by Rev. ID. J. c. Slaughter,
Mr.. 4. i. CHAMBERS, of Lynchburg, to Miss
BETTE, daughter of Isaac Wigiugton, of Bedford
county, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
NOTICE.
Office of EXCHANGE Bank of Va

TNncnNur Dec. y, Nd.
INllIS Office vii be closed otC hi mas day. and ON
MONDAY 1t January, 1879 iSlIl, and notes ia i
ine due oneiihcr thosr Y, are expected to be raid
the Saturday next proceeding.
dec 81 t3ld,r NM. NJ BLACkFORD Cash
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sp''The Annual Meeting OF ihr Stock holder. Of
The Merchants ttahk III tirg,nra. INnchhurg. VII
luke place TIE srran4 Tuesday IN JLunIy NIT Mt
taet Banking II aIsc.
DIG - wot DAVID z. EpIEY Prrst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

II - cuudtuu 4, tie .tamt, h is Of vital Inpor aucc.
No nn, child can be healthy unless thew
al diar~iou,, r,.eaarls hnrnughcrly, aud Naoro sly
peri, rmrd win thre"-tou,,h- OF II ,yed snriery his
i the cue AID the remedy Is WITHIN The ieach
"a. rlI No.nud', besman Bitier~ prepared by c, y.
.ltr k~ou, ! hi tdcphn. will ,urriv crrair a iosuar
aud health, artt lie stomach oil Will lrsaon TN,
tjctol at machinery Let the Wit of dy ste,i or IN
lil"stI"u ia NV ef IS rm- u, it, aud guarantee
9" ii Hrrrrre pl >ird ygor, fir nerves sound .rep
strfJ>"r'ut. drc a2.d:w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
DAVID r. EDLEY, Pfe.t.

fur Il ion, D.c.scs. Fnycr anI Asuc Liver "i.ease
AID a.. iiscp>c, nti,rns from di'nr!rrci impure
-lafc ct the E.ppd, CARTER SPANISH MlxluRE i II
,raio and positive rer cd. attack saat ri dis
by rendering the Blood pure, and cxpeiIng all
h,uiii, lurite, ir,lhe system. Every shoul usr
Ill, mva,unble pncds who il cxosrd to The ea, tn.
weather. rc-de> in enlN Location. 1t is equal
Is god rrve tutve a. cutIng Diseases. llS
at once. Il, =, I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
! ,Noas .aANstlss 1888

n GwI,u' aa1r, ., Aunur, 1ni /. t~,-os', Maya
AIS, t1ia, Lr,iir, ttr DrccDub,; NJ 4 the 81
- .nr.oi Al-a1iae. IA NoNcmorr r,c.iy I'd b,
doc .,'-'. 4 NtaRSE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

| ttESO SEED. just hjmd IA ,,i ot NV ell
~ 'r -",.' -Camh,, kaPr and lIenn very clral
AID ulc". Fu .le b,
d" 2I-Is }. II THOMPSON g. co
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4 ,t.ttsSA; i.ie..ss.

"" i'pe's, IA M boxes AMI b. quantity,
* Candies. mail in,
Mu,uc. without sulphur,
iaI crs. For sale low II,
j. II THOMPSON & cos
oar -. A..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

R1sOa As.-nhS. II s Il q LATHAM layr
L a,u'mo,,d I'm fl II he south lie ." Grm1
..,runo. b.tW.rn Ghu,,h mi c. urr .irrrt> u,, a., =.
flc llu., luu-r. d,c % i ali
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

p.--,beHy II getting Cua up 20 IA al. We .na,l
al l." ,h" f., II 'rl nj ,pIv of O. for ..ycra.
'i4,>, thr'rnir p.,o ,copoGul.' h. l-,..i qnr
,-Pt.-i", tbs. = HOrtEs, ecrt
.i.,. . B I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-26
CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, June %. 1854


sENATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate a
communication from the Treasury Department.
transmitting in reply TO Mr. Fish's resolution COPIES
OF accounts of the Director of the Mint showing the
charges collected OF depositors and others Refer
red and printed.
The private calender then taken up The
bill for the relief of the owners ofthe private arm.
ed brig General Armstrong, destroyed by the Bri.
fish in the neutral port of FayalI in september.
lSl4 was first considered, and after considerable
de5atewas rejected by the following vote yeas u,
nays q.
The Senate then adjourned to Monday
The pages communicated by the director of the
mint show that the expenditures of the mint in
Philadelphia, since March Sd, 1853 for officers and
clerks, laborers and incidental and contingent eX.
penses and repairs, have amounted to $685. COZ 81.
The amount collected from depositors of gold bull
lion for coinage s S232 6l3; do on silver bullion
tor coinage 1924 81; do. silver parted from gold
for the benefit Of the mint, 81 ,Gl5 So making the
total amount S243, 533 20
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, pri.
Vate bltls were reported from the standing com.
| mlttees, among them one by Mr. Fenton from the
committee on commerce, to remit the duties on n
certain lot OF goods destroyed by fire in New York
and San Francisco. Referred to the committee of
| the whole.
Two private bills were passed.
The House then went into committee on private
bills Several were laid aside, and at quarter be-
fore O'Clock there being no quorum, the House ad.
| iourncd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-26
TIE LATEST FROM EUROPE.

EAiIi FLEET.
The London Times Danzig correspondent t.Is-
graphs Friday, as follows:
The tTisate Desperate has arrived here She 10 #
the fleet on the 7th. After Hango had been bonn
batded. without success, The fleet proceeded to Hell
ngtUrs"
SWLDEN.-The London News Hamburg correspoc-
dent teiegraphs on Friday, that it Is reported there
on very respectable authority, and generally beev.
ed, that Sweden has declared openly against Russia
and has recalled her minister from ST Petersburg
BkEECE.-ATHENs, May 30.-The King grants an
amnesty 10 the officers engaged in the insurrection
II they return to duty before the expiration OF a
month.
fRANcE.--PARIs, Friday, June 9,-The Moniteur,
N noticing the meeting of the Emperor of Austria
and the King OF Prussia say there is no doubt that
their object s to concert together respecting the
eyentuaties pointed at by the treaty OF Berlin
aud thar the best results expected from the inter.
view
At the Beurse there was a general recovery -
Funds closed at II ~ and 97E.
AUsrRTA-FlENNA, Friday, June 9.-The journal
Austrian Corresponds states that it has news from
GseEpowitZ IN the Bukowino, by which it becomes
evident Russia meditates attack upon Austria -
The position Ut the Austrian Embassy at ST Peters
bGfg wac painful i'll the extreme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-26
'fELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW York. June 25-The steamer Atlantic has
arrived. She brings advices from Liverpool to the
l4ih inst
LIVERPOOL MARKFTs
cotton duii, at prices favorng buyers. Sales OF
'hree days, 10000 bales. Canal Flour 3ss; Ohio
f's' White Corn, 40s,; yellow 3os. Consols 81 Ia
THE WAR;
hatest accounts from the seat of war state that
"hStria still held out against the Russ. an seige
ihefe Is no other intelligence of importance.
SECOND DISPATCH
Inc Europa arrived out on the lth inst
mcienry quotes Cotton declined l-I6d to I'D
Breadstuifs in demand without alteration in nrices
Wheat declined Sd.
ltis reported that the Car has rejected the Ans.
trian note, assembling the Cossacks on the frontier
oil Pennsylvania
The result OF the Austro-P russian conference at
Lesdin is unknown; but Is believed to have been
favorable to the Western Powers.
1t Is reported that the Turks :made sally from
sillsrla on the 8t and destroyed the approaches OF
the besiegers
Napier's feet was anchored near Sweaborg He
had exchanged few shots with Hensingford
The Russians voluntarily permitted English and
French merchant ships TO leave Odessa. The al.
lied fleet had destroyed the redoubt
Accounts from Asia state that kale Schamylihad
captured the important fortress of Usurghet, and
was marching on Tifis with 5000 men,
The reports regarding negotiations are conflict.
ing. One says Russia had agreed to evacuats the
Municipalities, provided the status quo was re.
H.
The London Standard states that the British
steamer Encounter and the IT, s. soop.ofwar Ply.
mouth were engaged in the attack On the Imperial.
ISIS at Shanghai on the 18th of April One Ameri
can was killed and four were wounded
The Russian feet was before Singapore at last
accounts.
The latest intelligence from the ship Oriental
States that the vessel and cargo is a total loss
The first detachment of Spanish troops for Cuba
left Cadiz on the LIST of June