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y The Canada arrived at halt past 9 last eve.
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The Atlantic arrived at l.iv,s.pool at 9 o'clock
on W.dnesd 10 h inst
Messrs. Brown, ShipIey e. Co.'S Circular
states:
Bread .tntfa--,he market is dull, and prices
irregular, and for a few days past there has
been quite panic in the trade. Flour declined
e 4 Cd per hhl Wes.ern AM il quoted al
g. Sd !. 2os 81 Pniladetrhia, Btltirnnre ard
Canada 81 30s 6 Sis = Wheat also large.
" dechn~d, say | per 10 lbs The qcu all. Is
for White 9sa4 Rd $50 ~ Indian
Corn, Wi- and yellow ct fair quality 81. 32s
81. M,xc-d Bis
Dansz-. Ju 90 The Nicholas his ariivs
here. She left Bars Sound with the allied
Aeets on ire l9h. The Ae,t went To Aiand
Island
A litter from Ki-l, dated 18th, pablished
in a B Rim paper, SAYS the FIR, nch exploring
amy will dis-mbark PROFESSIONALLY al leland.
Denmark shortly wall abandcn her neutrality
Prussia aud Ausir,a have asked France aud
En- land IT, sia,- c.ndl ions on which they are
willing IL include peace
The Russians party state tina, mii'ary cPer-
atoms re nearly al stand
The attack Oh se,astupo. WIS i2dehnitely
postp"m d,
The anack on Cons,adt W suld not take place
this year.
a r-re Il attle near Bucharest 8 anticipated.
Thr Swedish Legislature reports IN f0vor OF
Decimal Cninafr.
Par,s advices from Madrid to the 18th state
hat he insurgents are masters OF M tdrid
During the night the troops engaged act d
vigorously against sarricades bat tor the most
par, uns.ccesstai,y
l.oSpos-ln the House Of Commons the
Earl of Harrington ask, the ministers
whether they had authorized l.rrd West.
moreland TO state I, the Cabinet OF Vienna that
Polish subjects IF Russia will NJ, be allowed to
enter The English ar nv or follow the STANDARD
of allies
The Earl "f All, rdeen replied that no instruc
| tions hao been gwen.
The Earl of Aberdeen then brought forward
The following messaye from tie Queen
Her Majesty deemed il exped,ent to pro-
vide for any additional expenses which may
occur in consequence of the war in which
his Majesy is now engaged against the Emper-
or If Russia tn defensive aud offensive,
asks OF the House oi Lords their concurrence IN
such measures as may BE- necessary for making
provision accordingly. The message will be
taken into consideration Oh Monoay
l.ArEsr FROM MADRID The Gazette pub
fishes list ct uIle new MINISTER'S.
General Cava Clio is appointed Commander OF
Cavalry in Msdrid.
| battle as fought between ODonnell and
B ayes. The latter defeated and wounded
taken prisoners. The popuiace sacked the
palace ofChristna at Sa,amanie, near Grenada
A private Telegraph despatch from C"nstinti-
,plc, received at Paris, states that the Russians
mel with check ncaf Ba'am.
No change had crurred in the state Of East
ern affairs, and none likely until after fu. her
| consideration by the English and French go
vernments of the recent conduct of Austria
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Morning Chronicle, annex the following COM
nun cation The Cabinet al Vienna at Berlin,
communicated to til, French aud English Gov
ernmrnts that the impression produced up""
them'hy the answer of the Emperor st. Nieh,l-
| as 10 the summons sent by Austria 20 evacuate
the prncipallies.
The German powers now prnnonnces IN theif
opinion the propositions contained in the Rus
sian answer, il not altogether satisfactory, ap-
pear calculated Ia serve as basis Tor further
negotiations, aud they propose that Prague shall
be liked upon as the seat Of farther conferences
They moreover express their opinion hat will
net be possible to call upon Russia to evacaaie
the principal,ies. tilt br not at the same time
Gle ariy undets nod that the allied powers shall
no, stop their movements in advance, in othel
words, Austria has fallen back into alliance with
Russia, bat thu Austria reese are to be called
out and placed IN war footing.
Accounts from ST Pc ersburg state thai the
Car is de,ernin d not TO yield, but dscoE' en1
prevailed in the capitol.
Details show that the recent victory of Gui
rsvo was achieved, by the Turks unassissed
having the Whole banks or the Danube from
Guain TO Oeceln,za in their hands. The man
body &C The Turkish army is said tn he moving
forward t. the IN nth of the Danube TIE
| allies have repaired aud occupied the Russian
| batteries al the Salena u'h ct the Danube
| aud are employed in removing sunAen ships
from he channri The Russian Danube fifth.
la must soon fall into the hands oi the allies anc
the free nayiga ion OF the Danube again be es-
tab shed
G'n. AwreP faving been d'sg'acsd, sa"'
himself.
The Frnch and English are sl"wly drawing
heir lines around the Russians
In the Black S, a IN the 7th, the combined
fleets were sc, 1T Akermann sailing east II
was reported that Al miral Bauat forced an en-
trance 10 Nvvo R..ich. Asia Kerom Pdcha
surprised J2, 900 Russians ami defeated them,
capturing Sc guns and 400 prs ners al pass
IN the mountsins
~ A writer in The Tribu1s Of last evening
addresses TO us the following language, respect
ing the interruptions and in ults to which Mr.
samuels was subjected on Friday evening
last.
I'm unable to account for Mr.. MERITS in
ability to oberve the universally If feeling were
he at all present. As many of his own readers
have therefore come under his censure. will
ask him - one, upon what principles he re
Dukes 'he feelings Of disaproba,ian manifested
upon the occasiun, entirely willing at the same
Time. 10 accord due latitude To politicians in
their discussions. Mr. Merritt viii undoubtedly
admit, that gentlemen are gentlemen, wherever
met as well in tho market place on the political
rostrum as in the drawing room
We will frankly answer The question pro-
pounded, without desiring the least charity as a
politician or license an editor.
We rebuked the "feeiiogs maaifered' TO
wards MIR. Samuels. upon the principle, that the
constitution OF the United States, guarantees to
every citizen the liberty Of speech, aud that this
liberty was attempted to be violently wres,ed
from him ON this occasion
A fair arrangement was made between the
friends of Mr.. Grimes and those of Mr. Sam
ues, tina, Mr.. Grimes shtuld open the discus.
sion and Mr. Samurls shou'd reply to him.
Mr.. Grimes spoke for full one hour and half,
and during this time not murmer was uttered
from any quarter. But, no sooner had Mr.
Sanraels m"unted the stand, before he had open
ed his mouth to speak, the cry was raised to
pa him do,cn. During the time that he spike, he
was repeatedly interrupted by kissing and
he,oiing and subjected TO The most insulting
and approbrinus epishets.
We very cheerfuly admit "that gentlemen
are gentlemen, wherever met; as well in the
market place IN the political rostrum; as in the
drawing ronm,'' but we do not admit, that those
who insulted and outraged the feelings and
rights of Mr. Samaels and his friends on FRI
day night, are worthy Of the tile.
The m nents of he editor If the Tribune, al
the c. Inclusion # this correspondents article, con
r.