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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13

s,ssnsr ISAAC P SMITH
issvss daily tsxeept 5 Sunday
CAan,bsrs q Pisf Al 5 L NJ. f,
n NYACE and HAVER,
STRAW LANDING Ct Rocklsnd
LaAe and PiermoDt In COD.
seticr With the New.YoTk and
Ire Railroad.
Retaining, leaves HaveI,
srsv every morning At 81
selock.
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Il ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS
FROM NEw-YoEk TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. ........."..''''''"'slse
'e'' FROM MI BOSTON cSit5Si To LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. ....'......'''.."".Sln1oo
The ,hips from Boston cali at Hslifas
ASA hs Cap. E. S'I Lott eAsApH Capt Stone,
These vessel. carry clean White Light st head Green
e S. S9s Red oS pSI Y SS~ Wednesday 10th Sept
kAGARA Len W Wss"s.sy H q. sept
anEsI WeSn~ss.S I IL, Oct Oct
CANADA Ian. Stone New York .wsdus'dsy ist6 Oct
AFRICA, Harrison. New York. .wednesSsy, Is Nov
NIAGARA, Lei'eh. Boston: Wednesday 9Th Nov
Beth oSt sseSr 90 until pad pa 1 tor,
The Of these ships VIII not be accountable FOR Gold
Silver Sulon Specie Jewelry Precious Stones OF Metals
unless bile Of Iadne signed therefor and the value thereof
'0' "''sH' OF p'''e S'GH USARD No 4Bowiins Green
THE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
i STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend sailing their iavorite
ciT T' Of MANCHESTER 2i7 tun.. Capt. wylis
S STY OF OF fech
PROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF MANCHESTER About Saturday, 18th Now 1904
CITY OF MANCHESTER about Wednesday, 18th Oct, 1854
rKom PHILADELPHIA fSos LIVERPOOL .,,,s..
Balloon Berth: saloon Berths ''''r suines
Tow ard BerLs.... IS Forw ard Berhs. is guiness
Including Stewards Fees
THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number Of Third Class PASSENGERS will DO taken
from Phade lha and Liverpool and found IN provisions
Prom Ph,ladepha.....s2S From Liverpool. $40
Certificates OF passage will be issued here To parties who are
desirous bringing friends corresponding rates
Drafts o the Agents from a upward
An experienced Surgeon will be carried on each ship
All the Philadelphia aud Liverpooi
will be forwarded with economy and dispatch.
For Freight OF Passage, apply TO
SAMUEL SMITH No II Walnutst Philadelphia,
and No. 7 Broadway, Ne~-York.
RICHARDSON BROTHER Co. Liverpool
DATRIOT1C LINE.-New Line OF NEW
II YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line will be
composed OF the following and splendid ships, VIZ
CALHOUN.....2 p0N tups burden. Capt ID II Truman
n CLAY... SO tuns burden. Capt David Caukins
WEI sTER.....2 600 tuns burden. Capt lawrence
ORIF nj. 2 coo tups burden. Capt Geo thu
The above vessels have been recently built and are no
hTres and uos' substantial in the trade , ~, rn -
Thy are commanded by peenee and ability The
very superior and every exeron viii %
MADE to promote The coior OF passengers and tue coh'eh
knee Of thippefs For freight or passage apply to-
SPOFFORD. TlLESr0N 4 Co, No ~ Brosdwy.
Asents In Liver pool-T. GRlMSHAW l. CO., No ~ GoTee-
Plaza
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VNHE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
esmen for the vinter and terns sssble else
where address D. r. WELLINGTON " D.
No lie lhh 81 New Yort-
EEw-YoRK CITY wATER-CURE, No. ia IAh-s.,
corner Of Universty place.
UTATER CURE, corner 6th-sv. and 3-th-st-
w Dr. sHEW uniies with Or TAYLOR in this e.ssbiish
mont for Ii. I. and winter Pstens and Bo.rd. vi. od
de,rble accommodations low Out door practice
promptly attended TO
WATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w No Is LAIGHT-sT r TRAIL, NJ d., PROPRIE-
TOR-Aeeou foi loo Pstiepts Competent female
PhycsD. The third Lecture Term Of the HydTo2she aad
Physoosieal School viii Commence Nov. J.
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4le1icdl.

DEE INFALLIBLE FEVER AND AGUE
IA REMEDY IL found 70 BE- unfslins for this
Distressing complaint wherever b. been tired One bot
tie Price 81 For sle the Offices. No. oil
Centre ct, sDo No. IA Fulton-st-
CT. VITUS DANCE.-Those having this COM
~ plant be cured ~h certainty and By bar aless op
Grafton warranted 10 ever opersted opon No
pay viii be msadeo until the patient sbrey recovered
". J. NJ. FISH No ~ PuitOn-st, brOoslyn-
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Ocean 8teamers, 81.
rW-y0RK and CALIFORNIA STEAM

IITW-YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAM
LINE s Tsss.t ~ Ss n.
az IN ssss ss rSsf:oIs steamship SoSTasRS
iIcHr q ttun. burden c.s In.lep.nFe si s.,s
No EGG ky'I o., S'e Connections eth Il. 'oT;s
s..n.ip YANKEE BLADE e 80 on' euidenl owe, me
sSARhSuA IsAss =, .p.s. These
=, spsurps.sed their ventilation and recommendation
eTssngs q aosSas
Bccmmenens the 7tb October the az, o. s's
sssb Whsp tbe,e days an on Sunday the steamers viii
Wv. tb. Monday following There will be no steamer On
IT S. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via
u. AsPINwALL ard PANAMA RAILROAD. 90
TRIDAY Oct % 2ocloct r N from PIE, io0t Of " a..
NORTH STAR Cap, Richard Wsnaek connect =. Panama
With The new and superior steamship GOLDEN GATE
boat always kept At Panama. 70 prevent 'es"'"
For passage spplJ the cOmpany' oHes No ~ ~s;
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-Semi-
EsNrR, iw.n' Commander Gin leave Pier No North
. tf q For s ffss, :gS o oS "a
Wi :ss.dI .ad r;:::s' at the Office Of SP0a0rd
oos 20 Foids a. follows To jacksonville $751;
w FACTORS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
RrcEIvING aud FORWARDING AGENTS. CHARLES
TT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
Oct H. si2 p NJ from pier foot OF warens by the
s.ninowp and fsyOrte steamship CRESCENT CITY. Capt
John hcGOwon.
Psosss col be secured at the COmpsny's Office.
Ir,isht to ew-orlesps, 81 cent. per cubic foot
Specie oDy taken freight 10 Havana
Slippers IN be supplied with blank bills OF adins Of the
forp su.d BY the Company application their Office No
cher forms signed and bill. of sdiDs will be sgned after the
hour Of sailing
FOR Fl, h passage apply the office of the COMPANY,
No III Wsa sf corner of Snren NJ o. ROBERTS
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES MAIL srEAMERS-Tbe ships composing this
In following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West. PACIFIC. Capt Nye.
ARCTIC Capt Luce. BALTIC, Capt Censtoek'
ADRIATIC.
These ships have been built by contract expressly for Gov
service Every has been taken IN thr construc
sto ther strength and speed and
b.iI of uneqused for elegance
comfort Price of passage from New York TO Liverpool In
sscs esbn 100; In second Do sos exclusive use Of ex
pssys fS25 from Liverpool to New YORK. SW
and R An experienced surgeon attached 20 each ship No.
berth secured until peid for. - - -
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CUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of the ap
pcstn Of the Mayer. Aldermen snd Coeomoosty Of The
5ISSION OF PARK-PLACE from ia present terminus 70
in city. Notice IL hereby rVen that ne
charge, and incurred by OF the process
nrs in the above entitled WI be tsIee BY M olsIs
The supr,ne Court oee IN the City a OF the CITY
New Ycrt on THURSDAY the 18th day Of October, D.
1854 al s O'CLOCK GEORGE B ssirH, cGs a
New. Ynrk Sent d lcs4 CHARLES d MEAD.N -
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TYACK and HAvERsTRAw STEAMBOAT

Steamer ARROW leaves
daily lexeeps Sunday Cham
bsr.st Pier AZ 3 \ N. Ton
YONK Frs, PlERMONT,
MACK, OAK hill, con
meeting RoealsnS Lake and
HaveT-tfaw.
Returning, leaves Hsver
straw ~ P. NJ.
Tn. AFRO win accom-
MEDIATE parties for any OF the
a,ove places on the laos; req
sopabl. terms
of and ct Amos-sL
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tesa SIMMER ARRANGEMENT 1854
TRAINS FROM NEw-ioRK-sor New acknowledgements
ton at A. NJ ,lL30 A. Nj and at Ito and 80 z The
Al train 10 xpress Greenwich Express at NJ sand
AP NJ The NJ. train stops at Stamford and b1deepoi
the NJ at Stamford Norwak and Bridgeport the r. NJ
For Port Chester and Norwalk-sPeea Accommodating
trans az and 30 p NJ for NorwAk, and lso NJ
and 4.2O NJ. for Port Chester - ,,. II
For Bosroy via Hartford Springfield and Nofcesei-Ex
n,,sss,SA M sud4P NJ Dine and Sup at Springfield
FOR Copn.ecut River Vermont Railroads and honrea-
Express at A NJ Dine at Springheld .,
For OF the New Haven, Hartford and
sprirsfed Railrosd-At II 50 A and SP NJ
For Canal r. rosd-At A NJ and IL 81 A. NJ
For New Haven and New London Railroad al A
TO London Norwich Stoninston and Providence ana
10 SPIN New London only ,opu
eor Housntopic Rslroad-Exp ress at 8 NJ and D N.
For NaursIuck Railrosd-Ex press al An and = M ,
For Dsnbury and Norwslk 1osd-Aceomhoos'''H -
and 8 IS A and Express at 4 10 M ,,.
TRAINS TO NEW YoRK-From New havenCAeeomInocusss
,op AT 50 IS and 10 IS NJ and $50 PM Express 80
NJ and 10, l.50 and % p 1870, ,.,,
From No,wsh and Port Chester-SpeoiL accommodation
trains from Nowak An from Port Chester al o'o A.
N and S2P.h s. H.. -
See large bin Of advertisement At the Station Houses ana
Hotels =, 600. y-v..L
Assists Supps Ofioe, Station House, Nes YORK
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Ul LINE Travellers for CHICAGO, ST LOUIE. KAN
sAs and all points West and South West obtain Though
Tickets and ali information concerning routes fare &C ether
by the NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD by application at the Com
f-' John r POTTER General Agent, or
L. 2. DUNTON, Ticket Agent.
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~ hereby gwen that the proceed. OF the sale Of 5he ks
T.te of Cornelius v Bush iotherEise called Cornelas
deceased iness lately made under the order q the
suos.te County Of New fort By Peter Bush the
Asn inltr.or of ali and singular the Goods Chsuels and
Credit. Of the sid interstate viii be dsfoaed seeodins %
lav Al the Suosess Office IN the City Of New on the
th dsy 81 October AZ ten o'clock In the fore
noon Of ;hst dsy-Daied ths 7k day Of septenber 1854
"a s1~ A. W. BRADFORD. Surrogate.
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pEGULAR MAIL LINE via STONlNGIOS,

DEGUDAR MAIL LINE via oiONiNo n W, W,
II No, BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD and
TAUNTON Route without change Of ears or deten
sos ssr.,ins the Eastern Mail ., -, a.. -
The steamer. VANDERBILT. Capt Joel stone, sna
coNhoDoRE Capt w erSr's In esnaeeoon WIN me t
nnpstop ard Provisence and Boston and Providence HAL
o.e. eavss York daily suodsys excepted from rsf
No IN frst wharf above Battery place a. oeIoek
STORM s;on O'Clock n or on the AfrV. OF the NAL
ran which leaves Boston ~ $50
Ib.s are uusupaed for s,renf,h safety, speed
son,crt and elegance The officers e1PeTieneed and a.
tsntiye.
he natural Of Superior other
Brs .hort.r direct tho P more pessAniiy and
s1Iteoo.y performed While passengers a~sys rely 90
ss The destination M advance OF shcse by either % the
n. COMMODORE from New-York-soodsy, weane'
DAY ud Friday From ssoaDgtOn-Tuesday, THURSDAY snt
Tss q VANDERBILT fiorn New-York-Tuese.y, rhors
day and Saturday From stozpgoD-M0ndsy, "Wednesday
KBp..,..,. m arriving Of stoninstce. proceed I'm
se,e, b, r.s train to Provd nee, Boston sgntoo sno
IAN
sssre Mlsis, accompanies the s.esneost Trains 70 sn'
ron Boston
Ter FIss,ss bsrss stAteroous, OF reiss' on
sg-plsce
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A1IW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA and the
~ sOIrTH aud WEST via tue NEW-JERS6Y RAIL
foAnU MAIL and EXPRESS LINES Leave New.
VI foo, of Libertyst at 7, and 10 NJ, and u and
M Thou.b in -Four Hours Fare 81 % In IL 81 rs IN Il.
"a IS g. 10 and NewYork Accommodation Line leave:
At ~ So stopping at all stations ThrSHsh teke .od
,on Norolk &c and through baggage checked to Wash
nstop in .nd 10 A and Pm
NEW YORK to NOMINAL, OGDENS-
~ nrpo auRTINGTON ST J0HNsBuRY and LIT
rToS u. spIiDssslo below. Pals, Rstlasa, Windsor,
WIN. RIVER Wen. River, Montpelier s. AsAo. and uses
wpl.e 49,, 06ee.- Nes. Haven Railroad corner Broad
Point Cana. aud corner OF s'h st aud .th.v Express
way sno " I'D sP NJ Baggage CHECKED through:
nsins "S SpsScis hyde Asert. I59 South ct, N. Y.
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the County of NewYork Notice hereby given all
sons having claims against HENRY CHASE, late OF the City
Of Newly orb Minister Gospel deceased TO present the
with voucher. thereof the subscriber the Office Of
his Attorney CbsunceJ shafer ESQ., No IS Nassau st IN the
CITY of before the tbrteh day OF October
seIt-Dsed NewYok the weptyseventh day OF April 1884
ana IawGmFs ID. II CHASE. Executor
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CTATEN ISLAND ano NEW-YORR FERhi
SKOTlCR-CHEAP EXCURSlON-FAre u Gents vi
NJ 1s, An 10 1854 the win leave follows anti
krther pcsce Vsndcrbits LANDING ststsa issha
rer, hour frou NJ. TO Leave foot of =" oiten>'
4 fswYnyf every hour. from 8 A. "a. 20 p NJ
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NEw-yoRK sUPERIoR. CoURT- CITY
NJ Y. SUPREME COUkT,-DENNIS PER

M 7. SUTKEME COUhI.-DLNNIo I 1T,
IN, KIEs, MITCHELL C. BROOKS and GEORGE
WHITE ssainft L NJ ATTAWAY To the DEFENDANT
above paed hereby summoned and required TO an
swer tie complaint in this action which tied in the Office
the Cerk Of City and County Of New York at the Cy Hal
city and copy OF your aLsweI TO the sad com
plsipt On the subscriber bis Office No 100 Broadway IN
said CITY OF NewYok within twenty days after TIE service
this summons exclusive OF the day Of such service and
II Won fail TO the said complaint within the tine sore-
ssd,he plaintiffs In this acen will take JUDGMENT AGAINST ron
foI The Ss2 81 with interest from I'd Oct lS |z
wb iueI. om l7h January 1854; $3.50 10 with interest
from the eth d,y NAV 1885, snd isS p with Interest rom
the 9Th Say OF June 1854 b-sdes the OF this sctOu
Dated June 49, 1854 r. GOODMAN, Plainf'. Attorney,
30 I,wewF No 100 Broadway, Ny.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave Brook
IL lyn ,or Greenport 10 A Nj for Hampstead, NJ and
M; Fuminsdaie 345 P. NJ; J,msics 6 49, For syoset,
at 10 A. NJ and 545 M taking Syosset Branch at Hicks
Monday $40 NJ To Farmngdale, $40 P. NJ. returning
Monday, Is A. NJ. For Brookyn-Leave GreenPor 10
p M Hempstead IS A. NJ and $50 P. NJ; Jamaica, $40,
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ATEW-1Uhh
and after Wednesday Sept 90 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains leave Pier foot Of Dusnest as follows VIZ;
Buffalo Express at A. NJ for Buffalo.
Dupkhk Express at 8 A NJ. for Dun'irs-
Mail at St NJ for Dankrk and Burae and intermediate
Stations
RocIland Passenger 81 M from foot Of ChNnbersstJ
VIA Pieruout for Suherns and iutermedia Stations
Way Passenger p NJ for orsvlls and intermediate Sts
6oDs
Kisbt Express ats NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
Emsrssi p n for Dunkk and Buffalo and nteErnedi-
Stations
On SUNDAY, only Ex press Train, Al 81 2. NJ
These Express Trains connect At bufalo with nsfelass
srend Lake Enc for all the Lake; and
:, with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Gin
,inu att Toledo Detroit, Chicago kc-
D. C. McC ALUM. General Superintendent
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE via STONTNGTON
N for BOSTON and PR0vIDENCE-Ons and sfter NON
DAY Oct &C. the sxanen this line viii leave Pier Vo
North River 1In wharf above Battery place FOUR p
insts I'd Of n. Ofice No. 10 Battery place
EOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
Il RIvEk-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt VIM Brown, leave. New. Yo.k every NON
DAY WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, At O'Clock NJ, and
EhPIRF STATE, Capt Bsnjsmin Brsyon leaves New YSk
every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY at o'clock
p from Pier No n r., the Battery Both oaehios
o. Newport each wsy
Hereafter rooms viii Be regarded occurred any spp
until the came sbsll have been paid for
Freight to Boston forwarded through dispatch
by An Express Freight Train
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les iaw6mF' THOMSON PRICE,
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of

the Comfy of NewYork Notice hereby given 10 all
cons hsvn, claim. against CHRISTIAN H. DUCkER, late Of
the CITY Of New York deceased present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber the office Of James
Gdley No 50 NassAu-st IN the City of Newfork on or
before the first day Of November next Dated New1Ork the
10th day OF April, 1884 -
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II IONCthNOL UIUtI VI VIC VI
the County Of New-York notice hereby given to All PER
sons claims against THOMAS HALEY late Of the City
Of N,w.Yok builder deceased present the same, with
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber the office of Isaac Ford
No i6 Eizsbehst IN the City Of New ors on or before
the tweuiyfuurth OF January nert-Dsted Ne"fofk
VAC SARAH A HALEY, Exeeutix-
H. HALEY
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYork Notice her by given 70 all per-
,op, having claims against HEZEKIAH LYON late Of the City
OF HewYork See Captain deceased to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the Subscribers Al the once OF
THOMSON PRICE. No S. Wtter-st, in the City of New
YORK on or before the Eleventh dag OF December next
Dated New. York. the stb day Of Jnne; 1854
STfPHEN LYON. [ .l..i.i..x.,.-.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-28

MASH1NGT0N, July ~.
SENATE. The numerous private bills passed
by the House on Saturday and Monday were
severally read twice. and referred. A few of
them passed.
The Civil and Diplomatic bill was then tax
en- up, Mr.. Hamlin's Custom House and Ma
rine Hospital amendment pending.
Mr. Adams moved the proviso that no mon
ey appropriated by the act shall be expended
at any place where the customs do not exceed
the expense of collection.
Mr. Hamlin's amendment, offered yester-
day for Custom House, Marine Hospital, &C.,
was adopted, yeas 81, nays l6. $4,000 was
added for completing the Marine Hospital at
Portland, Me-
Mr.. Bell moved to increase the salaries of
the Justices of the Supreme Court. The
Chief Jdstice to $1,000, and the Associates to
$4,000 each. Adopted 30 to 10. Several 9TH
er amendments were acted on, when at half
past the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-A1r. Letcher asked leave to intro
duce bill to repeal the act fast June, grant
ing lands to Minnesota for railroad purposes,
but the House refused to suspend the rules by
100 to so. The House went into committee
of the Whole on the Navy appropriation bill.
Mr.. Sellers gave notice that when the bill
for the reorganization of the Army and Navy
came up, he will urge the introduction of the
principle, throughout, that no foreigner shall
serve in any capacity in the Army or Navy.
After various immaterial amendments, the
Navy Appropriation bill was reported to the
House, the amendment excluding liquors from
officers and men being concurred in-yeas 81,
nays 60.
The question was again REQUIRED to on agree
ing to the grog amendment, and after consd-
cradle noise and confusion, the amendment
was rejected-yeas so, nays so. The Speaker
gave his casting vote in the negative.
Among the amendments adopted, was one
approprating $4,000 to enable the Secretary
of the Navy to test any Improvements in steam
boilers or other steam machinery which in his
opinion may be Of benefit to thepublc service
i'll the construction of national vessels.
The bill was passed.
The Senate bill, regulating the pay and in
creasing the efficiency of the army, was taken
up.
Without concluding the subject, the House
adjourned.
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THREE DAYS.
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AFRICA.


New York, July 81. The royal mail
steamship Africa, Capt. Harrison, from Liy-
erpool, 10th inst, arrived at this port this
morning, at 8 IL o'clock.
There is no news of special Importance from
the seat of war.
Cotton had further declined, and Breadstuffs
were dull and rather lower.
There is little change III the political news
from previous advices.
1t is now confirmed that the Russians have
received counter orders, and will not quit
Wallachia, and the Austrans have for the
present. entirely relnquished their intention
to peaeeably occupy the rrincipalides.
We have no new facts as to the progress of
the Prussian- Austrian negotiations.
1t is believed that all the smaller German
States will adhere to the Austro- Prussian
Convention.
The feeling in England with respect TO these
new complications is decidedly uneasy.
There has been considerable severe fighting
on the Danube.
The Turks under the command of Omar
Pacha personally, after severe fighting have
captured the Danubian Islands, and the city
of Giurgievo, which they now occupy. De-
tails not at hand. 1t is clear that the Turks
have assumed offensive measures, and with the
sions of whom are now at Rutschasc, will
probably risk pitched battle.
GortschakoF with so 900 men is advancing
by forced marches to dispossess the Turks of
Guirgevo.
The Black Sea feet was last seen proceed
ing from Odessa, in the direction of Sebas-
topol.
Sir Charles Napier's fleet, with cholera on
board, had gone to anchor in Bomersund Bay.
Redschid Pasha has resumed the Turkish
ministry of Foreign Affairs. o.,
The Emperor Napoleon is witnessing the
embarkation of the French army at Bologne
and Calais, for the Baltic.
News from Spain is very imperfect. The
Insurgents, however, seem to maintain them
selves under Generals Serrana, O'Donnel, and
Dolce. They number 5000, and are going
towards Andalusla. Some movements favor
ing them have occurred in Valentia.
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abe aaiIp SPY.
The War i'm Europe.

WE learn by the latest European news, that
the arand trago-farce called the Russian war;
continues to be played in the Baltic, in Tur-
kew. and in the Black Sea. The Emperor OF
Austria is pulling wool over the eyes of the
French imperial assassin and old Aberdeen,
and the Emperor of Russia gains time thereby
to repair the damage which the brave Turks
have made in his corps des ARMIES. The war
in Europe, to honest men, had only one as
meet. and was capable of very simple solu-
ZION; but its conduct has been placed in the
hands Of knaves and imbeciles, and it has
d. consequently become mass of complicated
rascality and cowardiee.
The war was undertaken to sustain Tur-
kew. and to check the progress of Russian
despotism. The most simple and efficient
means of doing both of these things, was, to
re-establsh Poland and Hungary, and detach
Finland from Russia. Instead of doing Ell
ther of these things, the grand parvenu of
France and the dwelling tory aristocrat, now
at the head of the British government, have
rookatacooed like sucking doves to Prussia
and Austria-have chained the hands of their
soldiers, and have permitted all the burden of
the blood and blows to fall upon the Turks.
Poland and Hungary would have recompens-
ed civilization and liberty for their reconstruc-
ton, but Bonaparte and Aberdeen have no
sympathy with either freedom or civilization.
They love the Russian system, and mourn the
selfish necessity that compels them to appear
to combat it. Their alliance with Austria,
and their declaration that they would assist to
suppress instruction in Hungary aud Italy,
are sufficient evidence of the spirit of despot-
ism that moves them. We do not see any
reason to sympathize with the Western pow
ers in their present attitude towards the des-
potism of Russia; their attitude towards free
dom in Hungary is still more hostile, though
less active.