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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-07


Washington Branch r. X. at the Junction, Qately
called the Relay House,l nine miles from Bal
tmer., and with the Philadelphia. " IL
mington and Baltimore K. K. TO
Philadelphia.
TINE great tunnels upon the part of the line are
l. fully completed and the whole road is in fine
condition, presenting of the most picturesque and
romantic in the world The Creates for tho
by the officers and agents of this Company and there is
safer road in the United States, Notwithstanding the
reports OF interested and unsCrupulous agents Of other
The ner and splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisville. Madison and Cincinnati, connect with
ie ,u rs to a. baltimore washington. Phiiadelpha. &c,
ma, be had off. T. Morehead, the Levee, at Louis
ville or The boats (Ofthe Union Line only at Louisville
The steamers leave the wharf Louisville daily for
Wheeling where passengers and baggage are carefully
TO the
The express mail leaves Wheeling daily at half
past A. "a and arrite at Cumberland (soI miiesl ats
more $3.50 niles ut day light next morning. in full time
to connect with early Washington and Philadelphia
trains making the passage through from Wheeling in
less than twenty hours, including stoppaees,
Travellers will not fail To observe that this is
HEarssT as well as one Of the most pleasant rouesto
the East.
Baggage checked through to any oS the Eastern points
without charge. Passengers and baggage aretransfer
red the for ashineon at the junction. and for
Philadelphia. a Balin vi hout extra charge Trav
elers are allowed ample time aid opportunity at al
Through tickets from Louisville to Baltimore with
the privilege lying where the rouie SlI
To Washngto sIl 80: Philadelphia si2 TO New York
S4 To be had above only. Ibe rail road fare alone
from Wheeling Baltimore 81 50; to Philadephiaor
Washington 50 So
While the water is low in the Ohio, light draugt but
swift steamers will keep up tie connection between
Cincinnati aud Wheeling. Passengers may also leave
river Cincinnati and r.ach Wheeling by the way of
railroad Columbus and GAINESVILLE, and stages thence
TO Wheeling. For this route passengers buy through
tickets in Cincinnati and leave there at Il o'clock
a. N. daily.
NTFreghts TO all Eastern points, by this safe direct
and speedy line (Which is now prepared TO immense
busness) viii be tax aslow by other route All
property carefully handled and delivered in good order.
Inauire as above. WM PARKER,
E25-1y General Superintendent. Baltimore
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q. W.-GRIFFIT
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

re r IoyEs and JAS. Z. BLYTHE, Atornie- at
II Law Evansville Indiana. nave associated IN
1.,Ytners in the psIeee of the law, and "' ~
=. s;c in thi. anI tue adjoining couaes, aIe III tns
Snpreme and District Court. They design turning ,se
.ttentioa alary land law In short umc aso!
81, - nIrna-l TO 1--WE in few minutes an abstract
titI ~ almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
rasnls OF '.. 'u - -. III ,,ireI tjy25-dawu!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-07
For Baltimore, Was n ne on. Philadel
Phia and New York.
BALTlMOIe AND OHIO RAILROA ID,

From Wheeling to Baltimore and connecting with The
Washington Branch X. X. at the Junction, Qately
called the Relay House) nine miles from Bal
timer. and with the Philadelphia. W IL
mngton and Baltimore K. X. TO
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SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX AND
ALPS AT BOSTON.
RuMORED DEATH or PRINCE PASHKIEWlTCH.

The steamship Canada from Liverpool at A. NJ.
on the 22d ult for Boston, arrived at Halifax last
evening at o'clock, and the propeller Alps from
Liverpool on the 18th, arrived ct Boston yesterday at
noon. The adyces by these arrivals are one week
later.
On the 10Th of July, at "A. NJ, of Great Orms-
head. the Alps passed steamship Atlantic, Capt. West
from New-York July 6, for Liverpool.
In London, Tuesday, COnsos closed at 9i4O5; 81
per cents. 92s@s.
On the 18th inst. the sales Cotton at Liverpool
we're G. 900 bales, without change in prices
The Breadstufis market was still declining
The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived out at Liv-
erpool nj . O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon, the
18th inst.
There is nothing new of importance from the scat OF
war. -.
Ausrias conduct becoming more doubtful anu
suspicious. -.,,.,o-
The Spanish instruction was spreading rapidly under
Gen. Espartero.
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THE WAR.

Va cbaace had occurred in the state OF Eastern affairs
and none was likely to until after further consdera
on nv the French and English Governments OF the recent
conduct of Austria. .
Tho Paris co-respondent of The london Morning
Chronicle makes the following important communications
He saws the Cabinets of Vienna and Berlin have commu
nicaed to the English and French Governments the l
preston produced upon them by the answer oi inc EN-
peror Nicholas the summons sent MN Oy ausF'a ~
evacuae the Principalites.
Tho Gormnn MOWERS now announce that in their opinion
tho rroposops contained in the Russian answer If not
altogether satisfactory appear to them calculated 10 serve
as basis for further negotiations and they propose nal
Prague shall be fixed upon as the scat OF future confer
euees They expressed an OPINION that WIZ
not be possible 10 call upon Russia TO evacuae the Frne
pates if il be not at the same time clearly UNDERSTOOD
that the allied powers shall stop Their movements III a'
x,pcc. In other words Austria has fallen back into an
alliance with Russia. All the Austrian reserves are 70 W
called out and placed war footing
,ou,,s from ST. Petersburg state that the Gar IS
determined not TO YIELD but discomfort prevailed in the
Capital. ... ..;,.o-, ..
;ce,o was achieved by the Turks unasssied, leaving
Tho whole hank of the Danube from TuFnn TO Oi'eni'za Oh
their hands 49,, ., ho NAV.
The main body Of the Turkish Army Is sad 10 De Nov
| ing towards the mouth OF the Danube.
| None of the AngloFrench troops have YET oeeh IL
| action. =,
The allies have repaired and occupied the Russian pH'
teries the Sulina mouth of the Danube anu ''0 '
ployed in removing sunken ships from the channel
The Russian Danube fotilla must soon iaA INTO Inc
hands of the allies. Free navigation OF the panu0e
! again re-establ.hed.
Englsh seamen from the fleet have been sent 10 man
the Turkish boats the Danube with the intention Of
| capturing the Russian river iotila.
| The Russians have burned Maizhia
Gen Aurep having been disgraced from rank for want
of success shot himself.
French troops from Adrianople are marching toward
/ Narua
Tic Bs.sA l-e IN eamg 9; peyana.
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SPAIN.

The news is very important. The Instruction was
sprcading rapidly. BY telegraph from Bayonne, the 2oh
II s stated that Madrc and its garrison have pronounced
eainst The Queen The Cabinet is dissolved and san
Luis the Premier, has fed.
Xarvarez had offered to form new Ministry.
Espertero had placed himself at the head OF the nsnr
gents and marching Madrid with the center dVis
ion while Cen Zabana advances with force from the
Basque provinces
Victoria Burgess Yalaolo, Grenada, Saragossa, lara
-cona pampauna, Barcelona San Sebastian ami Severa
na. cites also the Baearic Islands have declared for
the insurgents Saragossa is expected to JOIN tho revolt
The Instruction hitherto has been mostly military but
tfe ctzcns were Joining it, The watchwords are viva
e Constitution" clown with the Ministry Down
with Queen Chiistiana.
Carl;st guerilla bands have appeared in Catalonia.
Runners were current that Queen Chrlstana had He'd 10
Bayo1ne. and that Queen Isabella had left Madrid also
that the Duke OF Montpenser had been declared LeuIen-
of the kingdom; but all these runiOrs were
considered doubtful.
nars Concba and Gonzales Bravo have arrived IN
England.
Manuel Concha has escaped from the canary iSlahns
Gen Mazzcrabo has fed TO France.
The insurgents il successful may offer the throne to
Don Pedro of Portugal
The French Government is said TO favor the in'urrcc-
ton An adelecamp OF the King of Portugal is under
stood to have sought interview with Napoleon to con-
suit him On the subject.
Nauoleon replied thai nc could no; enter into the project
but did not say he would interfere TO prevent IT. II IL sur
scd that Russia IL implicated in tho Instruction, with
view of dstracng the attention OF France and England
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

lie. Of TIE new Ministry +. out namely paSe h'AS'
President, Manuel Moyans, Foreign Aaars FioL ".s1S'
Irtcrior-su Moderatcrs-sni Sesor Larcerra, Ju'c''
Enters Finance: Roada Psblc Works-a.l prosres''S'
period Of snsrchy j. feared.
HAy1zIc July e0-The Nieola has arrived here. hav-
in- LEFT Baro Sound with the allied Gec On Tie ls'A tie
fleet went TO Aland Island.
4 letter from Kie, OF the 18th, published N Berlin
newsusrer. Saws the French o1pedousry army Of the
Baltic viii dscmbark Professionally NJ the island Iceland.
and Denmark VIII shortly abandon her neutrality.
Prussia and Austria Is said have asked France and
Fpd TO state the conditions which they willing
20 coGcluGe peace.
TIL Russian party asserts that the military operations Of
The allies are nearly at a stand SILL and The attack on
Sysstopo is indefinitely postponed-thai the a'aeA On
Cons;sdi will not take place this year and that the great
battle near Bucharest is predetermined. Hostile oleIau' rs
are reduced 10 simple blockade, and III the end hasa
Ill triumph by her diplomacy.
HrRxASsrADr, July I6-The Turks have taken up
position q. Pssapaquri near Giurgeyo.
The Swedish Legislature reports IN iAVoro' uo~'''
coinage. .,..
PAK!s-Advces received ror, Madrid Of the lsth inst
STATE that the insurgents we're masters OF Moird During
he night the troops engaged acted vigorously against me
l,tiesdos but for the most part unsuccessal!y
Lovpoy-In the House OF Lords the Earl OF HarElns-
ton asked the Ministers whether they had authorized LORD
We.morelard to state the Cabinet Of Vienna thai 70
H.A subjects o Russia would not be allowed TO enter me
English army or TO follow the standard OF the aliies
The Earl OF Aberdeen replied that 10 Instructions nad
been given. The Earl Of Aberdeen then brought Tor
ward the following message from the Queen, when was
Rad ly the Lord Chancellor:
Her Majesty lceininc i, expcdent provide for any
additional expenses which arise in consequence OF
tie war in which Her Majesty Is engaged against me IN
ror Of Russia. the defensive and offensive ASK o me
House o. IorCs their concurrence m sHch measures aS
nav be necessary for making proYl'ion acco'ahs!!
Tho message would be taken into considerauon on
Monday ,,,
The latest adyices from Madrid are to the l'th me
Gazette publishes list OF new Ministers
Gen. Cayugl is appointed Com nander OF CaVaiFy a'
Madrid The insurgents were masters of Madrid. The
troous were engaged against the barcades and lighting
ives going on in several parts Of the capital "hen tue
dispatch left.
/ battle had been fought between Oponneu ana
Rasor-.hc latter defeated wounded, ana taken prs
oror The popuace have sacked the palace of Chrana
al Salamanca. near Grenada.
The whole of Catalonia has risen; the Captan-Generai
loads II; and there has been fighting a several points
private telegraphic dispatch from Constantnope re-
ceyed in Psrs states that the Russians had met with
check near Ba;aum.
1000 Turks have been sent from Narua into CircaSs'a'
PARIS. Friday, z. M-0ur funds opened lower, and the
Three Per Cents closed at 90.
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much GOOD The Department fePOe' much in your Pe'ea'e aid
Fo,r dispshe have acquainted you with the peculiar political
pon Of tins town suo q the RELATION Of yoli - H.
l. ushe shy olma, ou val advise the Department
P,isco and receive odersfon Commodore Newton there
Garlic viii constitute pat Of he sgusdion - ~
cir ans go aolGsS 5 shP c7sps New ?e.
Among the documeuts-Wheh we had only half ~ hour
10 overookis the correspondence between W. D. jolly y,
commander Of II. . VI. schooner Bermuda and Capt.
Holl.rs Tie former under date Gr-yOwn July y. en-
tors his most solemn Pro;et Ggaiost the course, which
Hollins had niimated him he intended pursue
ward GreytOwn The inhabitants Of the city as well O.
the houses and property he says enirey defense
and quite at your mercy do therefore notify YOU At
such act vii be without precedent among civilized
tions and beg to call your attention % the flct that q
large Of property Of British subjects well "a
Others, which il my duty 70 protect, viii he destroyed
hut the force under my command totally lnadeql lie
for this protection against the Cyanc, can only en'er
this my protest.
Capt Holins rer4ies July l2l expressing his sincere
regret that Capt Jolly feels himself under the necessity
TO protect against the action lie was about 70 lake IA
ton 10 the City Of San juan del Norte Inc eoPH h4t
fit 70 commit ou'rages the properly ana persons oi
citizens Of the United States after manner "h!y 10 oe re-
fsrded a. riratical al am" he Gays IN conclusion,
directed 10 enforce that reparahon demahded oy my
Government Be assured syropatize with you IN the
recue ~ EnpIsh subjects aud property under the cir
unstauce and regret exceedingly tnat the force under
your command is lot doubly equal TO that sof the
"tysDe.'
NE documents comprise other papers including the
ornrnotion of June 2f addressed those lately
TTtiCn0!ng 10 ana cAtrCS'hg e"'""IE III HdH juan H''
Noe asking for redress and demanding pledge Of future
cood behavior the Of the said authorities and
people toward the United States aid her public function
aries.
This having been denied IIoilns destroyed the town.
The particulars attending which are already known.
Commander Hclis communicated fill account. NJ his
action T. the Navy Department dated July H. conc 1dng
with" trusting the have pursued in relation to
the Gffars of this place GreyOwD, and my intention
" Of proceeding directly the North may NEE; with tho
enlightened approve Of the Department. viii bng my
close, feSyegtiuiiV asking orders
ccTrr my with Mr. Fahens 70 Wa-hjngtou on the an
nouDcenient of the arrival of the ship, by telegraph.
1t Yves then ordered that the House hereafter meet O. 10
O'Clock in the morning. Adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

rT FIJI report Of Commercial Intelligence having failed % reach
~ e CON translate bef Pher report tor the entire
.1scy Of fully vouh but believe IL b. correct
LIVERPOOL FIidsy, July 81 1884
Ne..s Brown skpsy Co.'S Circular states that the COTTON
ks opsn.d heavy eeary pert OF the Dl since
gs-dsy ne demand has improved and piece today are h a
s weeks The usfk however, has bsenifesy supplied
ne 81 80 bales OF which peeGsofs TOOK
$3.50 snd exporters 7s59 bales . .. -.
The claslg prices this evening New Orleans fair sd
udting I'd: Noble lsir O.; Hcdling e.. UplaHds fair O. mid
dpz "a ordinary qualities ID; inferior St0ft The sales
Fria) go bales and the market closed steady The
stock estimated 81 silIlo Oee o. which there
srs Of American oo9 Geo bales
BKEADsTyFEs-e continues dull and
lar Fsr pas, there has been quite panic in the trade,
and Flour La. declined and xpencs Dbl Western
Csns quoted o. Philadelphia Baltimore and Canlds
a ~ a. 3; Ohio a. 81.
WHEr largely deenedsevsrl respectable houses hsv.
lowered their quo,sions much n q 10 10 The prices may
be stated At sIi far white and &C for red
lSDIAs CoES Is IN limited at g. az for white ana '
low Of fair quality and 81 for mixed. .,., Ref
PNovIsOSs-Ners Gardner Co. quote the uH. - -.
unchanged except the qualities whh arc Sairr
sales In PORK there has been sfEe 1,~
tu rather lower The market for bacon
prices cut only moderate business 10 gong iOi"-
Shoulders freely az last weeks pces
LARD-in the early Of the week tLe a-A
Fuhsegrfutv rOved I'D ses OF - tuys ",
LfyFtFcct Jufv 2f-Msssrs hhtse hsil - 49, n.
80 a.. conc. r-rf,t ucdersr sc'e elilp t- IN.
T-tals .l- d., s--A-iI. a. s.--l
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L,verpool Cotton Market.

UoTnsie.d Teley Co rrpoft The nhfkFt W
sale Tasdsy sih 7 bales escludug 500 on 80, - .ss.
Salss q three DAYS IS 90 baer the''ui"s
tou. suc li,o for export ~. h.;,x x,ry
BREAnsrUgFs-R,hsnson Bro report 81 - a, ~
ffau'ar that quo-sous cannot D. sNsti h,t.
Ia b. pcs CT Fbday last on the o~s flaii'" ~
src st secondary de- rgo1s ,-... -
filur sslsbs only resl parcels 81 os Tor
RaumoTc. ~ go. =,
Iirsc incuiy 81 feeding quaies Of lSoiM COSY
s. qualities busncss snail AZ - "SA9 s~
rrr srt yellow. 5000,
lance Mcl-nIy reports market hny Attended And oe1y MI
80 frr... 4.re fiuccd cpofsions LAID scady bgss
"a mimic The demand FOR Bacon do HatinPrsVe
AFTTKNOoNt'pr borrse eNhoi,ct rrnewed
, business ueussct-o o. the NOS uniagacsa.
Ps-s .aar~s share depressed Tue "
Chs ven q. 81 , Cents . IS, bcHs decline Of v
.. hours - =, a. -. -. "A ~, H..
s.Ne IN Rp-isud shade better Five = Cent st., sr
.f.1r. e- London, ass
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GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House of Commons, Lord John Russell stated
-, tho Queen would send in message the oath inst,
demanding an extra vote of credit for 600 sterling
for The general purposes Of the war.
Tie rapid passage OF the steamship Golden Gate from
Australia TO Panama had excited favorable comments
from the English press.
From the Is. August the postage between Great Britain
and Nova Scotia, NewBrunswick and Newfoundland
will be reduced TO sixIence.
Mr. Hale, the inventor OF Hale's Rocket, died at Con-
.tanSnOple.
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AUSTRALIA.

r., the arrival Of the ROYAL Mail steamship hoglaena
al We have dates from sydney TO the ill.,
and from Melbourne tie 9TH OF May 5000
Thi. news considerably later than that hitherto rcce'e'
and i most important az being brought by the hrst steam
min that has yet crossed the Pacific Ocean
The steamer Golden Age, Captain Porter arrived al
psnarn on the 10Th also from Australia, via Tahiti, IN
a. Jays She brought passenger 5000 900 IN specie
and about SlOO 900 in the hands Of pssenger: Among
Ler passengers are Mr. j. c. La Irobe late Lieutenant
Goyer1or from Melbourne and Mr. Harsreaves, the dis
coverer OF Australian gold. .
The General Screw Companys steamship Cr9sus
reached sydney from southampton on the 18th OF April
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RUSSIAN NEWS FROM THE DANUBE.

In consequence of the turn OF events IN general me
MsIshaI prince of Warsaw thinking il necessary to
continue the siege of the fortress OF SilstriS mas eN
orIers 10, Aide-de-Camp General Prince CorchaAon'
cmmapdny the 3D. 4th and 5th corps of infantry 10 con-
centTate in the Prlncipaitics the Danube the troops
placed under his orders &C., -. S;,;.: ira.
-sised an the 9Th of June ard the corps when Desee
il returned in the most perfect order 10 the eII oan OF
Tho Danube without experiencing the least loss The
Tl al NOT even dare Ia psrsue our rearguard Up to
the 18th Goth OF June nothing worthy OF attention had
taken place upon any OF the other poni; o; the 0i
war. liN'"-> $500
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Shining inseuigenee.

Arr 81 Liverpool i7b n. H. Boo5s Badger snd ssr.
Ssurl from Orleans: Atsrouth- Ncuag sui h
p- 90 Ne Wrt Ciut1 Fun, and Western. FaeoI
Y,k; 18Th A. Cs-f koppcrho3f. and w Wood na,tley
Ofesns: Aiouccp. Htwrs, Mobiles >arnec Drcsn fa tat
rin. o. ,u il y York. Ohio, Hg.ohs, sud Andrew Foster
Og T,inr I.vus~- diverse E.ri. foua y York
S.1.d 5.h l1rk Edwards. Shsfasn CLARK I'D Consl.e
. gritcn York Lucinda smith, Bait. Wheeler. Nelly.
and Joi pnp Luscof, Portland is' Le,Siit Storer Tr,t
- Tos.sr. salmon. y York, lSfh Mr,irn Contnen Hs
81 10 N.uas E.au1er Eo.dsc, Boston, Della Mars, Pessce
eh.,-st.a Sonps,,n. puun. y orlesns
~ -. NAicof.. ManAIltta. tsI.ln.s. loI 10
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ing adJOurnet

-Four OF THE WARD JuRTNEs IsDrcTED FOR PER-
JuRT.-The Grand Jury Of EIzabetown Hardin County,
Ky, have found true bill for perjury against four Of tho
Ward jurymen, and they held to bail in $1,000 escn
appear at the Circuit Court to be held at that place.
1t is said that several other urynen who served 90 mo
Ward trial would have been indicted on the same cnarBe'
but the Grand Jury could not get the Sheriff TO BRING Up
the witnesses This msy lead % dscoTery Of tie ~n''
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MORTALITY OF BALTIMORE-SMA POA ON
BOARD BARK VIRGINIA.

BALTIMORE, Monday, July 81, 1884.
The total number of deaths in this city last week was
2l2 showing an increase the previous week 0i So
There were 43 deaths of children under ten years OF age
az of them being under year. Consumption carried
off 81 and cholera only l, that being case brought on
board vessel from New. York.
The bork Virginia arrived here yesterday with small
pox board persons were taken from her to the quar-
i.nl
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Landau Produce Markets.

n ,,.--,., , fe-,l Cgricr q July 10 Taesiay svGu-
W., In6 saies Al 81 r.1; grocery lump 81 @'s CoFTsE-
PLANTATION. y I55. CocHiNEAL hAi -, .A... -, 49,.
serirs cf I'D b bush So NHyAr,. bo IN fioVS easa
n oars u nsy be considered slmsi nofas sd 0o as P
o lodes tr- i no snaiou desire 10 pItss or vse ssss
Manchester Make. Is
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wes made the question would be granting leave to in
.roduce the biY
NJ SUMNER said, then, he asked leave to introduce
the bill II. was addressing the Senate when
Mr.. GWIN called him t. order II was not IN order 70
debate the requet for leave the Chairman had Fled the
debate out of order.
Amid much confusion and calls to order, and while the
Chairman answering several questions put TO him by
SenetOrs,
Mr. SUMNER proceeded TO state his position with re-
spoct 10 the Introduction Of the bill
Mr. MASON said there rule OF order undoubted,
and that was that the Char no. to be interrupted
while stating his decision.
The CHAIRMAN sid the Senator from Massachusetts,
had not interrupted him.
Mr.. ST MNERIhe Chair docs thc justice while in
justice has been done by the Senator from Virginia
Mr.. MASON call the Senator 10 order.
The CHAIRMAN deunnaeG order. He begged the
Senators 10 preserve order
There now much confusion and loud talking The
lobbios thronged with the members OF the House
Mr.. WALKER, by consent was allowed 20 report me
state Of the case and he said he believed h Senator IRON
Massachusetts, was in order in debating the motion Tor
leave.
The CHAIRMAN repeated his decision that the request
for leave 70 niroguce q blu was not debatsble.
Mr. SUMNER appealed from that decision.
MIR. BENJAMIN. more to lay the appeal On the
table.
Owins the hou 49, o'clock are compelled
to 40 10 pres conclusion tbs Senate PFoeeedns
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FROM THE BALTIC.

Before the departure of the allied squadrons IRON bao
Sound few fatal cases Of CHOLERA had occurred N ne
ct While al anchor of Cronsadt the disease extend q
;tsef 10 most of the ships and several deaths occurred
daily Tie French screw lIne-obaitle' sip Au.'S.lA
srf-ed more than any other ship Tie DUKE % e-l-
.rl+ fr u her C-tr.. other t- ls 0-- '- ~ &C. "a
r-or..o 90 Il. n-1. Il. y. .4s- - board k.-s- Case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01

oo;r n, AIbuls,.deI Sorroles and at Llombay, have
beep equally dispersed and the speedy and complete re-
br,ert of order was considered as certain The
TRANQUILITY of Valencia was not Tor moment disturbed
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-, & soe hale. and epcsfe-S 4. oos Bsxss-
t1 ON ted dSwpv,rd ard w.s-rn csnsl f,og HI al. a -
re ohi9 - So~sotS h.ve fuctuAtsd considerably dur
B., ~. ~ hat elo-ed steady A. 90 q caJ