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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
Summer Arrangement, commencing Mav
 l7Lh, 1854.
TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORT.


 TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORT,
 FYRST Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for W,usicd at 5 45 A. M., connecting at Stratford with the 5 30 A. M., Train from New Haven.
 Second Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for Waterbury, at s IS A. M.
 First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport for Winstcd, a, TO s5 A. M., or on arrival of the A. M. Express Train from New York. connecting at the Junction with the 1O.l5 A. M. Train from New Haven.
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge port for Winsted at 5 40 P. M., or o the ar. rival ofihe 3.00P. M. Express Tain from New York, connecting at the Junction with the 30 P. M. Troin from New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO BRIDGEPORT.
 First Passenger Train leaves Waterbury for Bridgepart ut 35 A. M., connecting at the Junction w1lh a train to New Haven.
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Winsted al Is A. M., connecting at the Junction with Train to New Haven. and at Bridgc- port with the 9.35 A M Train to New York. First Freight Train will leave Wins!ed for Bridgeport at Il 40 A NJ.
 Third Passenger Train leaves Waterbury al P M connecting at the Junction with Train 10 New Haven, and at Bridgeport with the 4.3O F M Tram to New YOtk.
 Freight Train from Winstcd 10. Bridgeport and intermediate stations P. M. ... STAGE LINES.
 Bradley's Stage from Woodbury, South. bury, S"u'hford, and Oxford, will connect at Seymour Humphreysville)w;,h the $50 A M Train down. Returning, leaves every day on the arrival of the lO.35 PM Train from Bridge port. No evening Stage after this date.
 MeNe'ls Stage from Watertown, will con- meet at Waterbury every day with the 8 % A M Train down. Returning on arrival of the 10 B A M Train from Bridgeport, and on Saturdays from the 5 40 P Nj Train,
 Fenn's Stage from Litch6eld will connect at Litch6eld Station with both passenger Trains each way; and with the Morning Train to Wjnsred. es ab FL. Aliens Stage from Bethlem will con.s meet daily at W Waterbury, with ihe SIS A. M. Train from Winsied, returning on arrival of the 10 5 A. M. Train from Bridgeport.
 A de1action of five cents is made when Tickets are purchased at the offices.
 c. SPOONER, Superintendent.
 Bridgeport, May I7, 1884. aT
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
Valuable Farm for sM e.

sS1TUATED in Canaan, North society, Litch. aS field county, Conn on the road to Norfolk, '1 l-2 mile east of the railroad station, and one
 mile west of the meeting-house Hate the resi-. dence of James Fenn, Esq decd. The home stead contains shout 65 acres, iudepenaen. 0i road allowance, all Limestone soiL in good eul. stiyation, with southern exposure. and is adapted tu all the varieties of grain and grass grown in ,tlais climate. The House is of good size, located on high ground, and surrounded by large elms sand other shade tFeesanda variety of fruit trees, rendering ian int thing and diesirableresidence. The ont-Iots belonging to the eefate can also be, he'd by the purchaseri # desired. The terms of Essesion given at almost any time desired.
 For further information apply to Auousrus BiGEL0w or the premises. JOSHUA BELDEN, near sDalcher's Bridge. WHLiAM ". KiNe, rlymouth AAollows Conn.,, or to THEO. PENN,
 LaNcanster Penn
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
BOUNTY HANDS.
WIDOWS AND SOLDTER e

RYa late Act of Congress the Widows and O minor children of officers, non commits stoned. officers musicians snd privates. both regular and volunteer of the wat eflela and cf the InGian waFssince l700, are entitled t0 five years half pey.
 The Widows of all revolutionary pensions ers though married since 1900 ere entitled Co pensions. My terms fcF procuring pehsluns are liberal, end my fAciliiles such as to guas-l aniee success. would invite all pessans whe msv have claims on the Government 10 give
 HENRY D GRAVES, Atsssnsy a. Esw.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
Bidg eport Power Company:

TNHIS Company are about efeciing, in a \ centrai ioca! ion. several buildings, each Four Hundred feet in leagth. fifty feet in width, and three stories high, for the purpose of letting out propellins power and room to such manufacturers as may desire. They will he provided with from THREE to FIVE hun. dsed horse F ower and will have accommoda> lions for about 1000 workmen. Applications for Power and Room may be made personally or by letter ts either oi the subscribers,
 T BARNUM.
 VIM Fl NOBLE. r1g .. DIV THOMPSON,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
ARRANGEMENTS FOR SPRING & SUM MI EEg c A M F A I 6 " Q E
 IF8 5 A

Great Inducements to Cash & E1change Customers HI AVING disposed of our Grocery department HI to Mir A Palmer, we shall continue the other branchesaof our former business at our old stand. We expect to keep much larger as sor.ment of goods than heretofore, and our friends may rely upon finding good assortment of goods which we pretend to keep. We shall inform the public from time to time of bargains in new and desirable goods we receive; we shall cheese, eggs, &c. We would also say to our friends that we are satisfied that by thus sdviding our business we can show them much better assortment of goods and at far less prices than those who continue on in the old track of keep ing little of everything without being able to show an assortment of anything which other GUS toners may want--hoping that we may continue to merit the patronage which inc public have so liberally bestowed and for which we would re- turn our hearty thanks.
 Wolco:tvillc, April 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
WATERBURY MrAble MHMUfaC4Ol.v>

PERSONS in want of Monuments, Head Stones, Tablets, Sc. can be supplied at cur establishment with as chaste an article, and as cheap as at any other establishment in the state. A large collection of Designs of the principal Monuments in Philadelphia and Greenwood Cemeteries also a collection of English Designs, which win those of our own draughtiL g. makes one of the best collections in the state. Please refer to Dr Samuel Bnel, Dr A S Lewis or pr q M Hooker.
 s. WARREN, Agent.
 Waterbury, April 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14

TNHE Store of the Subscriber will be weekly -l replenished with 1iEw GooDs, from the New York, Boston and Philadelphia Importing manufacturers. Among his extensive assortment may be found all kinds of Letter, Cap, Dra,oing, Note and Fancy Papas; White, BuF q Enameled Envelopes; Papier Machc, Roseauooa, Mahogany $ Leathes @ Writing Desks, Work Bores, Sc; Cloth, Leather and Papier 1fache Po,tgohios
 From SIX cts. to $500 each; AR styles of Card Cases and Porte Monnaies
 Wallets and Pocket Books;
 Steel, ISik and Kid Purses; Bankers' Cases; L~Jin's Celebrated Genuine Pertumes; .... Fa,ina's Unrivaled Cologne; Bridal, Glove g. Handkerehief Perfamed Bores,
 Building Blocks, Wood AIphabets:
 Velvet, Iron, Tin and h,dia Rubber ISyss
 Pearl q Ivory Tablets; Crying Babies; China, War and Rubber Dosls;
 Games too numerous to mention;
 Magnets, Masks, g. Magic Lanterns; Hair, Cloth, Hat, Tooth, Nail q Lather Brushes deWteMenS DfesSHig Gases; Shall aud Horn Dressing Combs; lvory Combs;
 Ladies' Companions, Spool Stands;
 AH Kinds Rubber Balls; Jesta Lights; Harmonious. Pickwicks. Sand Toys, Tea Bens Opera Glasses, Toilet q ISaueling Glasses;
 Thermometers and Barometers; 1oota POrdcr, Hair Oils, Toilet S'Shaving Soaps, Chessmen, Dominoes, Back Common Boards,
 Chessboards; Dice; Checkers; Se'Sing Birds, sir kinds from s7 1 to 62 1 cents;
 PenkniOes, Scissors and ShearsS
 4 splendid assortment ef
 Gold Pens, in Gold and Sil,er Czses, Steel Pens, Fyty Styles; Pen Mos and Qsa1ls !;
 Letter SeaLs or Stamps, aN styles;
 1he best of War, ,carranted to 6urn Eses Water Colors, ,Jiom 6 cents to $4OO per boz
 Fancy Paper and Glass Borcs;
 Transparent, Porcelain and Paper Slates, 4 large assortment cf Tisiting s. Wedding Cards:
 Stationery Articles in general;
 Every kind cf Legal 8' Probate Blanks; Wedding Stationery and "Fgriins," best qualities
 Patent Blot Pads; Diaries; a., Ledgers, Day q Cash BcOks, Journals. 5c. BIank Notes, Drqtas, Orders, Due Bills, 8c. 8c,
 Letter Copying Presses, BOOks q hak; Mathematical Instruments; BlOtting Papas; Paper Folders aud Paper Weights; Erasevs; |;
 Newspaper Fi1es and WTes;
 Mouth Glue q lfaeilage; hsdelible haks, rs Black, Blue, Red $. Violet Laks; sl kakstamds, ef One Hundred di6erent Uariessss |! ALI of the above described articles can be found in greater profasion and variety than elsewhere in New England, besides other articles too numer- ous to mention. Call and see for yourself They will be sold at the lowest prices, either at whole sale or retail 1T- Particular attention given to the PAPER and ENVELOPE TRADE, at 10 STATE STREET, HARTFORD, Or, by ELIHU GEER. RT Every kind and style of Jon, CARD and Book PRINTING, by Steam, executed as heretofore. Large additions of NEw rYPE and MACHINERY arc being made this year, to the already most exlensivs Printing Establishment of
 ELInU 0EER, 10 ssAss sg
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
MxxxIW B Rx
 AND DREaS.MAKlNG.

MMisS JANE c. FARNsWORTH would
 YA call the attention Of the Ladies io examine her new assortment Of fashionable Millinery Silk sad Lawn Hats always on hand. or made to order, at short notices fine Florence and French Straw Hafs, very nice; and great variety of common straw, cheap; a splendid assortment of Ribbons and Flowers, Capes and Head Dresses; Embroideries OI every description. l: Alexander's Kid Gloves; Ladies Mits, long and short; and a great variety Of Dress and ManiilIa Trimmings and Fancy Goods. Mantillas ready. made. Q1r All kinds of Straw Hatsan Bonnets heached as usual.
 Four Doors West fke Court House; West Main St,
 LiIchfield, April 25.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
DRESS GOODS

AT BRADFORDS-lN WOLCOTTVILLE. DiSCHOFF Oil BuAed Silks. HD Plaid and Striped do Foalards do do
 Barege DeI.aines.
 Muslin nDeLaines--plaid striped and plain Plain Persian Cloths.
 Striped do do
 Embroidered Robes.
 do in white.
 French and English Muslins Ginghams--l:ght and dark colors. CalicOes-- English and American. An for eale low for Cash or ErcA0Rge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
LitchheId County Daguerreian Gallery

First Building South the Mansion House. DICTURES taken in this Gallery are ac- E knowledgcd to be unsurpassed either in this country or Europe. The Crayon, Illuminated and cOiored Daeuerreotypes taken if desired; l; Miniatures and Portraits copied. On hand at all times beautiful assortment of French Cases, Gold Lockets, Sc.
 Terms moderate and satisfaction guaran,ied.
 J. l.. JUDD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
FALLS VILLAGE CLOTHING And Gen tlemen's Furnishing StOre.-
 A TIT FaSs~@~n1a

taltLo SlLLhOc SLo And Gentlemen's Furnishing StOre.-
 A. Herman
 ID ESPEC'rFULLY informs his friends and .EN the inhabitants generally that he haA just opened large and splendid sock of
 SUMMER CLOI'HING, consisting in great variety of thin coats made in the best and most approved les, large stock of fine frock and dress coats of the best quality and newes st styles, a splendid assortment of black and culored cloth bus ness coats. Also every kind of fine and common spring and bus mess coats, a splendid stock of black and fancy cassimere pants, black and fancy sa,tinet pants, all of which are oi the latest styles and made in tlEe best manner; a rich and choice stock ofblack and ndcmtroideted satin and fancy silks, fancy and black cassimere and worsted Vess-ihe styles are the latest. Also large stock of. .Gentiemen's Furnishing Goods consisting Tn neck and pocket handkerchefs, white shirts made in the bes, manner; also merino, flannel and canton flannel shirts, blue ovcrshirts, every kind of drawers, cotton and woolen hose and balf hose, suspend CTS, umbrellas, GOODS, &c Sc. A. HERMAN.
 Falls Tiltage, May 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
Cash Croc kery House. GOULDS & ELLIOTE, EXPORTERS,
No. l05'PEARL STREET.

No. Iv5 PEARL STREET,
 itOns door below Maiden 'lene,)
 NEW YORK. hNHINA, GLASS and EARTHENW WARE @ of every description, at PRICES TEN sper cent below any CREDIT HOUSE in the @City, by the package, or very carefully repacked sfnr the Country Trade.
 Particular attention given to orders by Mail.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
New Jewelry Store
 TIA WoLcoTTvILLE.
S. sLsMGOBS
Would respectfully inform q { inhabitants of WolcOttville or q

Would respectfully inform q c inhabitants ef WolcOt,ville CT q viriuity that he has taken the stofe of MT Hungeriord, nearlhc railroad depet, whore he offers tor sale all kinds of Jswelry, Clocks and Fancy Wares generally, on as favorable terms as can hr purchaeed clsewheFe.
 tr-JS Watches. clocks and jcwolFy 0f every description repaired and warranted. Old gold and sIlveF bought and taken ln exchange. 4 sharc Of patronage is respectfully solicited.
 Molcoltville, Aplil 18th. 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
MnMcel

xAE esFeFa.fsaip hsFssolsso exisiing Dc. 1wRNa lte es11Eeribefs. under ihe name and n.sn s4 C. ADAMS 6 co. fs shis day eissolved ey 'lnnleal 1oleenl. AL persons indebiea O. slia Elm nle Eernenis6 sp alake payment Co CHAaEEs AnaMs who 6 nnshoained @ ssIfl0 the aceounfs STEPHEN TROwBRIDGE.
 CHARLES ADAMS.
 LitchHsld. June 9, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
KsOOEs and Nzae,eS.

EsOOCS and SzaOeS.
 A c. BRADFORD, of Wolcotrville, has As jus, received full and complete assort. Buskins; Gents Boots, Caters, French Tles and Shoes; Misses Boots and Shoes; Children's Shoes of all kinds--of the latest styles and hest quality, which the public are respectfully invited to examine. Wolco,tville, April 22. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
.1NeaO Cefags.R .Raleg,elbi ia1.

THE susseEibsss having purchased the entire Sl0tk 0f GOOds of Messrs c. ADAMs G Co. and sntsgsd into partnership under the name and firm of
 SPENCER s& ADAMS, win he happy f0 wais upon the customers of the late firm and all others in want of Dry Goods, ssrocsFiss CrOckeFy, Hardware, Sc. &c. They will sell at small profit fOr cash, produce or
 HOMER SPENCER.
 HENRY w. ADAMS. Litchfeld, June l9. 1854. 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
Hwsaty:jSrst Annual Report ef -fhe LTTCHFIELD MUTUAL

LTTCHFIELD MUTUAL Fire AasSSgF0svce Company,
 JULY Sd, 1854.
 By Cash reed for Premiums on -Poli. cies this year S3,OU4 7l
 this year S,767 A. ;By whole amountvf Cash rec d tor Premiums S25,6l6 9l
 Interest reed on Loans ,43l S1-$NjO50 72 To whole amt paid fer
 Losses & Expenses $2l ,998 57 Cash now on hand 5,O5S l5-S27, ,O5o ,72 umUuaut vf F remiums charged on
 itrequired e20, 2Ss 65 Add Cash on hand 5,052 IS Making the Capital Stock dfthis -
 Company at this time $25, go 80 There is not at this time any claims against tthe Company except Sixty dollars, which is ready to be paid when called for.
 ahat the plan of insurance adopted by them will meet with hearty response from all intelligent friends oi the principle of Mutual Insurance. This company insure enly in this state and take no risks on Mills, Goods m stores. shops, etc.. or in exposed Village or city property, but confine their business entirely to farm property and isolated buildings, and their contents-6f which not more than 5000 will .be insured on one risk. apromptness and libetdlity, and if at any time 2 difference should arise between the parties, Tll such difference will be adjusted by indifferent spersons in the county, each'party selecting enc, and in case they do not agree, third person ,shal be chosens and the award ofall, or any two szof ffhem, shall be final and conclusive:
 aDMlcea.S 0f tfee COanfJ0asY. -J. c, BECKWITH, President,
 tOLIVER GOOD WLv, TreGsmty,
 .LdSO.N WHlTAeG; 'SssretaFv. :
 Directors. ' 'asos s sESKM5iTR WTTiNd suss1b6Y b6Wfs OSBORN OLIVER OLIVE GOODWIN Il!!ps. pAyipc. SANFORD AFFORD SETH P. BEERS. E'RUBBfNS BAYFIELD,
 STEPHEN DEMING.
 SHELDON OSBORN of Hal winton,
 General Agent. < AGENTS OF THE COMPANY. Lefnan W: Cutler, Watertown,; Dsnief B., 'sBrinunade, Wesh,ng,on.; D6yidSC. Sahfcrd, New Milford; RufuS FHller, Jr. Kent 'Rich- -sard Smith, Shasoh Frederick K ellog gg, Com. -wall; Joseph I. Gaylord, Goshen William M. Burrall, Canaan Donald J. Warner, Sal. *isbury s. D. ,Northway and John. Dewe.l, Norfolk; Henry Jones, New Haitford - "Geotge D. Wadhams. Torrings0n,; Lewis Smith, Harwineon; John C.aAmbler; Beihlem; sJohn Abesnethy and George B: Forestry ubd- .s6usy DxvtdsG 6. Whitiessy, New Preston ; Reuben Rockwell C6lebsuok; tJohn Hins.. dale, Winsted s. Y. St.J John, New Canaan E. Talmadge, Plymouth.
 Persons wishing to get their buildings in 'sared can apply to either of the Agents, or t s4ehe Secretary.
 J. 0. BEcKwFTH, President.
 JAsoN WHIrISc, Secretary.
 tI.;tchfield: Jaly 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
New Spring Goods :! = n RA@MEr

I'O "" WEN = VLA NM AS received weil-selected assortment of IN Spring Goods--consising in part of the and doeskin Cassimeres, Serges, Tweeds, black Silk, white Flannel, Linen Sheetings, Drilhngs, Strainer Cloth, Jacquard Diaper, Cambrrc SHesa Gloves, Hose, Knitting Cotton, Carpeline, Drug get, &c. Also, an assortment of Ladies Dress Goods suitable for the season-among which may be found plain and figured DeLancs. Cham By continuing the Ready Pay system we shall be enabled to sell the above Goods at a small advance from cost.
 01r Most kinds of producc taken in exchange for goods. Li,chfeld, March 18th. 1854. fs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14

A large assortment of Classical, TheoIosi. cal, Miscellaneous, Medical and SCHOOL BOOKS. American, English, and French Stationery, at wholesale or retail. BLANK BOOKS of ever y description on hand or made to order.
 4S Old Books re. bound, in plain or eie. gant style. Merchants, School Committees, Teachers, &c.,, supplied OF the most liberal terms. Duly 6, 1s53-9
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14

DARAMETTAS.-l0 pieces more of those A splendid paramet;as, price 37 l-2 cts. per yard, ,iustyeceived, at BltADFORDS,
 ta. Wolc0tville
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14

DR0ADwAY TIES for Ladies, and aII other ID kid Wells, for sale by MAT, NElSSES' and Children's Baols and Shoeu of Ix1 every deecrintion, Ior enle low, hy
 =. MEAFoY & TROWBRiDGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14

kSl0ckSs1s ikhs! "ANTED, several good b!acksmihs and w strikers, to work on Axes. Also, good able-bodied mea to grind and polish Apply to
 SAM. w. COLLINS, yS0 ColliMsoille, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
Notice.

THE subscriber. thankful for the patronage tho good people of Wolco,yille and vicinity have favored Mm the past season, would respectfully inform his friends and customers tha. he is now receiving in store the largest and most desirable assortment Of Goods ever offered for sale in ,hje county. Cash and ESchaRgeis still the motto. 9T Good Goods sold at my usual smaH profts.
 A. c. BRADFORD. Wolcouville. April 7th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
Ruttkereitt 0 Trowhridge.
MANSION HOUSE,

" M. IF. c R Q S s HE A Tg. HAVING taken Lilis House, the subscriber E1 is prepared to extend to travellers and others the best of Accommodations for man and beast"
 Tho Hotel is located in the pleasantest part of the village and no effort will be spared to render it at all times desirable home forthose who may visit the place. To the members of the Bar and others of Litchfied County, he has only to say that the reputation the House has possessed tor inc last twenty years will be fully sustained.
 Connected with the Hotel is Livery Stable, where good teams may be had at any time.
 Lilchfeld, May, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
EOR SALE.

ERoM i2 to 5000 feet of good HEM G LOCK BOARDS. Vtnst of them thor. ounhlv seAsaned. JOHN ?. rORTER.
 Goshen, July s6, 1854. laN
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
Gecse FealIaers,

THE subscribers have rnade arrangements to keep constant supply of first rate ar ticle of GEESE FEATHERS--selected and packed with great care bs ourselves, in pack ages of from 20 to 50 lbs and will furnish at all times any quantity from 2e to 1000 lbs, of a quality they will warrant as geod as the best and at as low prices as can be purchased of equal quality in the State.
 S. & L. HURLBUT. Winchester, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-14
.Maugatuc Railroad.

Ess7S9 selEl57issss All sslfE F s s5 sss
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-13

| CouHteJeiters.--N Ninety nine O.
every hundred of our nu merous read.
ers are unapprised of / be fact that
in Canada there are large mannlac-
tories Of spurious American bank
notes, openly conducted. There YOU
may counterfeit, but not pass direct
~, the banking paper of ''thG States ?
with complete impunity. The maui
uiacturers of these bad bills vend
them to adv eDturers and get rich,
while the vic kod wretches who put
them in circulation customarily die
in some States prison, or else upon
the gallows. CONTRIBUTING is es-
seniially an English crime The on
ly two countries in the world in
which bank note list of detective
character is required, are America.
and England. A gang Of passers of
counterfeit bills on the Cranston,R, J.,
bank have lately been arrested in
New York, and the little evidence so
far gathered against them shows that
they are but an important branch Of
j formid able order, membcrsor whom
are spread all over the country
Look out for them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-13

-ualgjaet,ptng Public Opinion. -
! is said that the violent opponents
of the Nebraska bill in New York
city, last week, concocted a scheme
which fell through, intended to show
that the fugitive slave law cannot
nov be enforced in that city. The
details of the scheme, which have
leaked out, are said to be as follows;
"a black man bad been hired to
play the part Of a fugitive slave,
and a white man was engaged to act
the part of a Southern CLAIMANT
The African was to run through the
streets into the Park, the claimant
and one or two other sham Southern
ers after him. Arrangements were
made for a mob to assemble, set the
sdarkey' free, and menace the claim
ant with coat of tar and feathers,
which process was to be avoided, by
the white man taking to lis heels, IN
turn. The black man, however, at
the eleventh hour, bccanl 10 frightened
at the part he was to play and backed
out. so that the whole scheme was
exploded"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-04-13
Late from Europe
Arrival of zffxe t,.e steamer
NE n H-rH-m4cs

NEw YoRK, April 4.
Il The money markets. firm and un'
changed. Stocks are firm.
The Baltic was two days in on ice
bank, which took her 400 miles 10
The south.
The final refusal Of the Gar is
hourly looked for, but it ID, however,
/ already know n that he refuses. =
When the official refusal is received,
It will be made known to both
Houses Of Parliament, aud war will
be formally ? roclaimed.
Sir Charles Napier's feet arrived
ht IVingo Sound, in the Baltic, on
the 10th.
The allied fleets remained at Bey-
COS Bay, but wonld soon reenter the
Black Sen.
Two Austrian ships were also ut
Beycos Bay
| Nv fCBOf w ia
Europe, either on land or sea. /
The positions Of the armies on
he Danube remain unchanged.
A report of the capture Of a Rus
4ian treasure convoy at kales, had
Teached Constantinople.
Eifendi had reached Jarista, en-
powered to settle the recent Greek
lhsurrection, and the difficulties OF
the instruction are now over
There is n continued activity in
England for war
The first division of the French
troops had sailed for Turkey.
The French loan has been all ta-
Ken up.
Austria gives no further indica-
tfons of her policy, but still appears
TO be with the Western powers.
/ Up to the 10th Of March, Russia
Had not recognized the neutrality of
Sweden.
1t was reported that the export of
gold from Rus STA has been prohibi-
tied.
A Paris correspondent says that
the Cars refusal was telegragphed
lfom Berlin on the 18th, and that,
a soon as it was made known to the
british Minister, he notified Sir
Charles Napier of Tie fact.
Tie overland mail arrived on tile
2Dth. .
The Austerliiz, Of 500 guns, and
three other Ere nch Ships have sailed
ID the Baltic to Join the English
fleet.
The prohibition to export gold
/ I om Russia is confirmed.