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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
THE BomBA.pMENT OF SAY JU,s.

We copy in another place the comments of three of
the leading journals OF ,ndon upon the late triumph
of the American arms at Greytown. These CON-
ments differ as widely the character and habits of
speech OF their respective sources; moreover, they
naturally reserve their judgment until the receipt Of
more full and positive information; but they all agree in
condt tml ing the act Of Capt. Hons aud in doubling
that it could ever have been ordered by the Ameri
can Government. We can imagine what they will
say when they come to know that it was not ony
ordered but that President Pierce regards the exec
ton of bis command as one of the most glorious and
Sseiul ieats of arms in the annals Of the country.
Tie Times pronounees the destruction OF San Juan
as one of the most extraordinary outrages ever com.
mtted by the commissioned officers OF a civilized
state" at is certainly most extraordinary vio-
"lation of the spirit OF the Clayton and Buwer
treaty. at is, indeed, without a parallel in any
history" There is in this case no war and no
"provocstion to account for or to pallate such
measure"
The Times also expresses regret that the British
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN THE WOODS.

Beside. the fires heretofore noticed the weeds on the
Black River, in Lewis County are also burning at sew
eral points. The village of Dadevile was in such in
minent danger that the Lowve FreCo. was dsp ,tched
to its relief Wednesday morning.
GeoIgeW. Rathbuns woods about two miles from the
City OF Oswego fire on Wednesday, and large
quantity Of cord wood burned.
Tie Saratoga Wig OF Thursday, SAYS:
Some woods north OF Balston Spa was reported fire
yesterday and the fire from the woods the Fish House
has spread to the fields aud was destroying fences hay
&c, when last heard from.
Cranes Mountain has been nearly barred Of vegetation
In the same way and reports Of fires IN the vast fores
converting the unnamed hills and valleys of Northern New
York are received almost daily
Special Dispatch to The n z TfissSe ''
CLEyELAsD, Ohio, Thursday Aug. "a, 1854.
frighul FIRE is now raging in the woods at CuyshOgs
Falls, Franklin, Randolph, Ravenns, Robertson, North
field ard parts ofSummit and Portage Counties Ohio
Even the ssa is burning to the depth Of one and half
feet As the flames driven forward by the wind tees
both dry and green are gnited m an instant and almost
quickly consumed.
Several barns in the vicinity Of the woods stored with
hay and grain, have been destroyed
Apprehensons are entertained for the safety Of the
Town of Hudson.
There has been rain in this section since the Goth Of
July, and all vegetation has suffered greatly from the
drouih
Every attempt has been made to arrest the progres, OF
the flames but without success Water cannot be brought
to bear upon the fire in sufficient quantities do any good
Last evening this city enveoped in smoke from the
burning forest.
The woods Painesvie for mile in length are al
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25

thing now depends on the issue Of the expedition to
the CImes: should the allies succeed IN ptarlng
sevsstopol they will have gained a 'oat ali they can
wish for ia that quar,er. aud may certainly oo4s'taN
TIE campaign tas pot been frutless one Bar
should ,bey b. defeated Ru,.is sil then he abe 20
rerross The Pruth and again advance upon the B.-
ksns secure against all danger of Austrian Dterier'
ence. News from that expedition vii be looked Tor
with ,be utmost anxiety for upon It's result depeai
more than on any el.e at present the duration oil
The War and of the evils il CAUSES to the world.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
wHIe AND DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.
BANGOR, Thursday, Aug q, lej

BANGOR, Thursday Aug 2i, 1854
The Wing Convention which met here to-day, nomi-
rated the same Senatorial and County ticket adopted
bv the mass NEE ing on the 10th nst which is follows
For Senators, Franklin Mussey of Bangor aud Newell
Blake of Oldtown; for County Commissioner, Hiram
Ruggles for County Treasurer, Ambrose c. Flint
The Democratic Convention was elao held, and pom
mated Senatorial and County ticket and resolved that
no new tests ought to be ntepoacd into the Democratic
creed until the National Convention adopted them.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25

DEIAwARE.-The Wilmington State,man co,.s;r. ,ho
Proceedings of large meeting held in Wmngton or th
run 10 raiiY the nominations of the dependent Msns
Law party Adam Dehl presided assisted bv nnmhe-
oil ace fIesoents Speeches were made By Mayor Hev
ward OF w ImiDgton: DIR. j. G.. Barstow candidate ~
NE Lss satIIe W B. T. Miller Of PhilAdelphis Pusey
~. ~ nora hu "sn bowman Pusey Wilson withdres
Inc meeting passed series of energetic resoutons and
Acquired with three cheers for Mayor Conrad and ha
more for Mayor Hayward. "'' ana 'nfee
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A face well worthy admiration.
Then change the fipt-a darker hOlrop
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TRisuNE
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Mr. @ W. PAGE Nc. 81 Rsndoph-s,
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ELMRA
Mr. w WATERS will supply friends In LITTLE FALLS with
with THE TRIBUNE.
PALsrH authorized receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for 1Bt Tribune in the ces of BoSroS
Our friend. In Rock Island H. and Davenport obtain THE
TksukE OF II. A. Porter Bso In Rock Island
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25

By the arrival Of two steamers yesterday the
George Law from Aspinwall, and the Prometheus
from San Juan, we have two weeks later news from
California, Oregon, Washington, and the South Pa
cfc. Thenews, which was satici ed by telegraph
from New Orleans, is not very important. con-
fagration had destroyed large portion OF NJ irys-
vile. The intelligence from the mines was meagre
but favorable. TIE people Of Oregon were greatly
excited by discoveries OF gold Port Oxford ani
ip other places. The crops in California AMI other
Territories were good. The political intell sence
is particularly interesting full account
Of the disruption of the Democratic party
will be found in our selections; d also the proceed
ipgs of the Whig State Convention. The latter body
was more harmonious, although the delegates came
near quar1eling letter said to have been writ
ten by one of the Congressional candidates. Mr..
Nicholas Carroll formerly of this City, and some
what conspicuous as delegate to the Buffalo
Convention, turns up at the Wbg State Convention
as live California politician. The following nom
nations were made by the different parties
FOR Congress.
e:Ss e:s5sp ptsRss sR$s = a,Bsae aaHBSs% hs's: Ras:
joseph Bead 'rf"f % woo5d :oGad@A ci.e Ll.
The Anti. Broderick Convention indorsed the Ne
broska iniquty. The Wing and Broderick parties
omitted any alluson to the gu, stion.
From South America there is no news of i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25

FiRE;-Exensive fires burning on the east side of
Back RIVER commenced by setting fire to fallows. By
the unlock for prevalence of tho drouth tbey are no.
spreading beyond CONTROL and families have 10 watch
fight re TO save their dwellings and barns Much dsmss
has already been done to the timber ~ u"Ni'se
Fires are raging in the lands border;n, nm h -o.
side OF Black River east Of the Road op5oe S,
square In this town. They making sad havoc wS ,h~
1~oeT' uowviio IN. ~ Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
coLoRED EMIGRATION CONVENTION.


CLEVELAND, Ohio, Thursday Aug "a, ISIS ?. NJ
The Colsred Emigration Convention closed its iioors
tonight after session OF three days About one hundred
delegates , the States and Canada we're present Inc
Rev. WM c. MUvRoE Of Michigan, acted as President.
The Convention adopted platform favorable TO the Sc
grega,ion of the colored race to establish Board o
Commissioners and reported plan Tor ISSUING aquaf'ey
nood;co 70 he called The Colored Americas Quarterly
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday Aug. "a, 1854.
John Titus has been nominated by the Naty, Ameri-
cans as their candidate for Congress in the Ist District
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
To Advertisers.

THy WHEELY TRIBUNE has circulation OF 900
copies undoubtedly the advertising medium In the Uaited
doe. State Ia The Union Br sh
fori rsdr Femtr Mechanic Asrch
Fsuie Those who vh nuke heir busnsss ku,EB ths
sorptry over 10 wei try the WEEKLY rEisuSE
limited Of sdvrmer inserted st 81 PEI hne
esch nssr'ion
Tug sEMI-wprKLY TRsuSE also hiss a very large cir
eustoD the country Advertisements inserted si 10 cents PET
line. each insertion.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
GRAND LODGE OF 1. o. OF o F. OF NORTH
ERN NEW-YORK.

ALBANY, Thursday, Aug. q, 1851.
The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows closed its annual session this evening
The proposed amendment of the constitution, changing
the time of holding the annual session from August to
October, was rejected
The Grand Encampment closed its session last night
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for August Ct
The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following:

l.
contains the following:
I..EDiToRiAS: The s.r.,oss conven.o,, s.r.,o,s an,
Auburn; lhe Supply Of Food The Washing on Monu-
mert; Austiiai hspnrte,o Cheaper PAper VIII Kan..,
ATTACK the Russian Forts; The Anu Nebrata stats
Corventoni Arrival Of Cns ans Mario; Choose a Good
hilk Cow; 1rIAAtion
u..THRBE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival q, ,ha
Asia
II..RUsSiAN FEELING ON TIE w,R-PANsLAyIsM
Letter from Our Own Corresoondent
W..WBAT Is DOING IN EUROPE Selected fro, tho
Letters Of Oar Own Correspondents London and Paris
v..sALT AS A MANURE
vi ..OHI0 STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
yU..EXC1TEMENT IN NNEwHAMPSHIRE- Bombardnent
efWasbingion Proposed
VIII. ..WILMOT ON DOUGLASIsN
IX..ABoLIsH THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAw-speeeh of
X..THE PEOPLES COLLEGE
XI..POLITCAL INTELLIGENCE: North Carolina Missouri
lows, Indiana. Maine aut Massschuse Is Elecions
conspicuous form the most important
that have trenspired in the City. United States MeIco
West Indies. Madeira and South Amercz
xIukEW PUBLICATIONS: CAPTAIN Canot n, Tvv.,,v y..
%h Ar,een aver; Bertha and Lily The PARSONAGE OF
Beech Gleni The Elements Agreal ure Ffy Yea. IN
Don or "Reminiscences Of the Life o.
xiv..THE DRoUTH IN THE SEVERAL STATES
xv..THE GRADUATION ACT.
xvI..E0RTBERN CONSERVATISM on TAE SARATOGA
XVII. NEWS FROM wAsHIYGToN-speeia pi,D.eh ,.r III.
N. Tribune. f-~ '" A"'
XVIII. IRRIGATION
XIx.wBALERs.
M..TELEGRAPH; The --latest News received BY Teesrsph
xxi..MARRIAGEs aud DEATHS.
&xii..EvEw OF THE MARKETS: Reports Of the Stock
Gram, Provision, Cattle and Horse Markets, yerv fuly
and specially reported for The Tribune
snee eopes wrappers be obtsoed counter in the
fssnsss,os once iss morn1s Priee 81
I've copies, -, ten copies, S12. F'' <"'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
Nru;1crk Daily Gribni.s.
FRIDAY. AUGUST %. 1854.
IN cnnpESpnYDENTS.

No notice taken Comnuaaso0s "hsever
nebdsd b. sUhenceed by the .aIae aud
sddfess tte wutcDo ueesssfY for pubcson, but I.
E1srHntce Of hi coed faith
We cannot return rejected Con nuneanons
To s-ndirx r-isnce frequently
emit 10 mention q the fos'Uce AID eqle nty
M. name ~ he wish paper To 10 ser-avsys
rep,iop The NJ me u the Posf f9ios aud STATE
have te direction
must state the old address - well ~ The new.
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ETHE LATEST NEWS. !
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELE u X AP Ill.
PROM WASHINGTON.

Sy.csai Di,patci 10 tn. v Y Tr'sSns
WAsHrsGroS, Thursday, Aug. ~, lso'
The venerable Gen. DODGE Of Wisconsin Is nan'd '0'
the Presidency by several Wings ana Democrat''
Major D. s. wooD, Democrat and local mail agen' :"
Cleveland Ohio has been decaPtatsd He Is suspected
of being Know Nothing An Eughshman oy the name
of Stephenson has been appointed in his place.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
FRENCH CONSUL AT SAN FRANCISCO.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Aug. 81, 1854
The Washington Star intimates that the United States
will recall the exequatur granted to Mr. Dillon, the
French Consul at San Francisco, es punishment for
fillbusteIir. projects
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25

Lyret6urgh, Va, Aug 2i.-Pittsylvania County Va,
was visited by severe storm last week, which did much
injury to crops and other property.
Athens Ga, Aug. 2O-we have had some blessed rains
lately to revive our dried up crops.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
THE NEW-ALBANY GNDJ DEMOCRATIC CON
IENTIOE
LOUISVILLE, Thursday, Aug. 9

LOUISVILLE, ThursdGy, Aug. q, 1851.
Messrs. Douglass and Breckenridge who an
nounced TO address the New-Albany Ind) Democratic
Conv ention to-day, were neither of them present.
The Convention nominated r. English for reelection to
Congress-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
TIE ERIE AND KALAMAzoO RAILROAD BANK.

BUFFALO, Thurday, Aug. %, 1884
The Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank is redeemed
here. George W. Rogers of Lookport heavy and care
fu capitalist recently took large amount Of stock in the
concern
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
IOWA.

We have further adyices from our correspondent
at Burlington Iowa, which seem to leave no d)ubt
that the Anti Douglas combination has carried every
thing tried to carry. The following is the reported
rfnto M the Srn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday, Aug. "a, 1854.
Stocks show slight decline this morning. The sales
comprised: Pennsy wanna Railroad at 44l; Schuylkll
Navigation Bonds, 80, 74I; Reading "A, 70; Pennsyl-
ey ID unchanged.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25

% ale nsnnisctueru the United the above cels-
s o os s.ss pep5 No sz Ps, Maiden.
isuet Manufsoioy, Nos &C, g. 81 and &c Cannon St
DEsHLER's ANTf-pfRIODIC OR FEVER AID AGUE
PnLsA new Interesting discovery in Vegetable aedieioe
containing salt of csamel sIsne or qunne Beiore asa
tie confidence public and ~tpai mans any drafts upon
s eIeduy the Of this medicine asks attention to he
following ....
the hon VIM A. Newell n late Member Of Congress from
s"oS sSd ,Byscsh sSi a Of New Sarswiek n j.
Dfssa AhG Th OR
aoUL Ptis IN practice we take s sgie ~ d saos s
EuDdis. Of cases and have
con hsss so .s i'S3sG Of s qa1e % Of which
s ess.noss' ecu. % ID Poison % S 2Ss:S OF
every family sbe cs and fever To professional
S". with hs Gn Of Sss Pills % sud them
scientific s@n Mosove a: they s al are PspeS sy so
that they liiu compounded we earnestly
after all us0sl remedies have failed W. NswELL D.
In tb. own State both gentlemen pac
tee and eOy en- epyoe degree ne cSndenSe Of the public
posses. evry citizen Of uihuness and
sSSS @ s i2s tai % Hon.
NOTE FROM THEODORE FRELIycHUysEy.
Prom The re,oa .ssr2ce and eDusO9 Of D' Me NsT M
made BY them worthy B"Is Fs.ssSSs,,
sds RBs3e ss%s yS No. % q c1sSs" ls1
No 81 BsIelsyst sTErDSs MORGAN BUTLER No 20 Cid
I'D % CO No. IL e SS%is ; SSG GGi.
Wholesale Aguts; retail by RING, Broadway and
JohDss CRoMBIE Broadway and lhs GUIos
BoweTy OIsd sHEDDES bowey and ih Gus
RhMsPERGER, no 6l Oliver ST. HUTcHfXGs, No 1872 West
Broadway; BERRlAS No 70 GraDost Willa ansbursh Mrs
HAYES No. li5 Fulton Brooklyn; JAS w SMITH, Courtst
B4ookynj 1Hos j. BAYEs No ia Asntcs Brooklyn; SAMUEL
HAYES No 20 Mont gomcyst jersey City Orders from the trade
he sddressedioC C u pEsHLER, New-Bunswick, N J.
AsPINwALLs TOSIC MiXTURE.-A perfect Juror
hos been for this medicine In the Fever and dc
interior coneqpence the quckness certainty
which the chis the
will standing the disgust created in the public mind by fraud aud
hunbue REMEDIES III make their Prepared
original recipe iy THOMAS MAXWELL lsuoeessos James
Aspnwsl. No ~ WiliaGrst
No PAY--If DIR. TOBMs's VENETIAN LINIMEyT
Immediately Cholera Dyeutery Collie and Spasn
when first taken Thousands certified wonderful
curative properties II warranted perfectly harmless in
teney Sold by the Drugsss throughout United
Depot No 81 Courtlondtst Price 25 euo 50 cents
RED hAr spol-whata vexstiOn--
face wellwOrhy admiration.
Then change the tint-a darker borrow
f1om that haed DYE Of CRIsTADoRo.
Manufactured, sold add applied, at 6. Astor House
DEsHLRR's ANTI-PERI0DIC, OR FEVER AND AGUE
CVRr t Brought before the public 1853 aud already
msnds confidence end aRd unexsnped demand Sold
by CIicKrsER Co, No, 81 Barclay st.
HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-DATCnELoR's celebrated
HAIR Dye BY s acknowledged TIE best In the world Sold
wholesale ard r.s applied niue private at W. A.
BA1cBELoRs Hair Dye, Wig ard Ornamental Hair Factory No
rs Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Thursday, Aug "a, 1884.
There l3 deaths by yellow fever in this city yes-
terday, and new sses.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
THE SAN JUAY VICTORY.

receive rnoniuously approving Of the Ysionsl Aam,
,-strsfjon and IFS ut asrTes.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
an onjy for a Country Residence, or Village

pleasant healthy location on the Long is;ad
RsTosd and 800 Building Lots le1 iee square elas
lore will b. divided among o suosS'iyers Cn
Aurx 81 1854 Each snbscrbe only for 5 payable IN install
m.n,s receive warranted DEED Tor m OF io TWO 70 ~
scs or G,r gung Lots Only few shares Left
Anply 70 Gas WOOD 2os Broadway where maps and pam
L.i,t.c he hndsl
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25

DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAPES.-ROBERF M PAT
RICK The sole United states Of the above ee
80 ssts and g. CoFFiss DEFIANCE LOCKS
"a BaEs D6pOt Psrt, door below Maiden
lane, MaIufseiory kes co 62. 81 and &c CannOnst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
Business Notices.


G,nN will issue bis Fall Style Of Gen,lemen's HATS
'o ' ofsrs No a. Bro.d~.y. opposite ST Psar.
Knox win issue his Fal style Of GENrLEMEYs
i,S FsissS ~ ~ ''0''' % '''''--
DAMAGED sII.K.-Just received, rich Plaid Striped
:.s D!s'1 & ' s sBss Ba His st 1S col F.f g 1Ss So
ysrds al wool Dc Lsip,.si ne per {srdi CO... @pSr s
No - BLosdx.y corner OF LeeaaId..
SoNFTnIso WORTH KNswING.-s5O,O 600 worth Of
cLoIntG t pP b. on o. ,bs ess, houses N ~y
No. '1 q ssd ss Fulton,ss
PIANO FoRTEs. An elegant s70O PIANO FORTE Of
wIs' % ac ws ,s y Gss s'ssd .n , s' &
pes) perl teyss msguiteen' nrment"ch Tor Po~er
S.Ifs s.Sl fspc sfS % % U9ss s,,ss &o Constantly
.oI,m,n, psos IRON se 81 .ss most a sS Ss
bed Bostof Bsveu NswYork and Buffalo msker E.eh To-
s.os@y riss. iI cs:h Hos,es wl1tss 8odway
CRFAT BARGAss.-Csfpets at cost; purchased at at
reduced rrc,No so Pt1.EsOs hgsrn1Ss s wi
Rich Velvet I9l reh TsP cry sS Ses sf%1 a1 ~; .a
neh I G .l 80 " r ss Insn at per
ytrd Oh ClOss Rec Mating Mas' &C. equally low NO. 90
DAMAGED sTAWLs-Just received aud for sale at a
sn s On. Psrssa c.sars.s az sS.r 81 s
Fr.nsiD Also do1B ane FSIAeH TarkH 20 1sas' ioas
nS 10 tSsf NJ ls5ssf M ssSa as%srS Of i.
BROKEN BANks-BRoKEN BANKs.-'loders Oi
sos sny be bsnis recently rsPord fed 10 ths s'S,s
Informed h' .hsy & .Sa nisssS 81 An ei@ssni ssornsn
mns ard Boys ClOhrg and furnishing Gad Of the latest ee'
pain i,ii ssaies' one Irce. SO deyistion
SEWING MACINEs-Tho Absolute necessity o.
sswP, ss s e to % ~ ~ slss T
artistic frh bssay machine wOrt quicker %
chesrDes msnuscto,rs Ths, sseEss MAcHisss ore va
ses SsESs hat e.u be us Ali ohs: as
''' 'O''' WHO I ssoss Co No ssl Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25

No PAY-If DIR. TOBAss VENETIAN LINIMEyT
does immediately Cholera Dsseu,ery Cole and Spsss
ued when first taken Thousands certified 20 wonderful
curative proIerdes warranted perfectly harmless take in
terney Sold by the Duggiss Throughout United
Ianl No lGntlln Iricn2 2hnL.ah hAcnnL
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12

600. Opinions differ as to Dividends. No other
Banks in this State have failed or suspended. In
fact Banks in the Southern States are conducted
on much safer principles than are usually adhered
to in the Northern States.
TENNEssEE.-The bills of Banks in this State
are not current here. All of them should be re-
fused at present.
Farmers & Merchants Bank Of Tennessee
Holders of the notes of this institution, are re-
quested to forward them to tho President of it
and receive certificates of the same bearing in
tercst.
On the whole the news received from below
during the present week is highly favorable.
have added the
OSHKOSH CITY B'K, Oshkosh, WIS.,
GERMANIA B'K, Milwaukee I"
COMMERCIAL B'K, Toledo, Ono.
BRANCH OF THE OHIO STATE B'K, Z"
MERC'S & MECHS' Blk, Springfield, Ills
ROCKFORD Blk, "
FARMERS JOINT STOCK BANKING CO.,
Toronto, CANADA.
In other respects the list is unchanged.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-12
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

The Africa arrived at New York on the 10Th
ult.
She brings no later news from the seat of war
The following extracts comprise all of interest
that has not already been published.
The rapid reduction of the allied force, which
it now reduced to $4,000 men, had caused great
alarm in France and England, and efforts were
being made to send instant reinfOrcements. The
winter was setting in with severity, and the fleets
had suffered some disasters by gales at sea.
Official news via Vienna, state that from the
5th to the 9th, nothing of Importance had occur
red at Sebastopol. The bombardment continued,
but the breaches were always repaired.
From the Danube, accounts are conflicting
one statement being that Omer Pacha had receiv-
ed orders to carry operations there vigorously,
while another states that all the men that he can
spare are to be sent to the Crimea.
l,5OO cavalry had already been sent from
Shambeau to Varna, to be embarked.
St. Petersburg advices report that the English
fleets have left the Baltic, and that two Finland
ships have been loaded with wheat. Winter had
set in.
Nothing from Asia. Admiral Lyons had cut
off communications to the Lind. And was watch
ing the Sea of AzOf.
Lord Palmcrston did not leave London for
Paris until the 10th.
The applications for commissions in the British
army had largely increased during the war.
The Duke Of Argyle had been appointed Re-
corder of Glasgow.
The official statement of Allen & Anderson has
been published.
A French loan of five or 81 million francs was
spoken of.
French troops were being withdrawn from
Italy.
LONDON, Saturday Morning.
Lieut.. General Sir George Cathcart, Brigadier
nd (,opo ,ud l.
ed at Sebastopol. This news was received by the
Duke of Newcastle, and is official.
The dates from the Crimea are to the 3rd and
4th inst. The English had 1900 killed and
wounded. The loss of the French was not known.
The Russian loss is between 1000 and 8,OO0.-
Prince Napoleon has arrived at Constantinople
sick.
the enemy.
The allies are continually reinforced. The
steam frigates have arrived at Boulogne to take
1000 troops to the Crimea.
Letters from Constantinople state that 5000
French troops sailed for Crimca.
The Turkish man Of war Abischa had founder
ed with the Turkish Admiral and 700 men on
board.
The Egyptian Frigate has been lost in the Black
Sea.
Miss Nightingale with 337 nurses for the Hos
pital, had arrived at Constantinople on the eth.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
CorroN.-Fair demands. Some circulars show
a decline of IL on the week.
They also report market for breadstuffs quiet
without any disposition to press. Prices closed
at decline on the week of Cd on Flour, I'D on
Wheat and Is on Corn. Western Canal Flour
4ls6da4SsSd, Ohio 42sa45s.
White Wheat 12al2s9d, Red 10s5al2s5d.-
Corn 44a46s.
The Brokers' circular says the decline on Flour
is fully Is, Wheat 2da3d, but no change in Corn.
Provisions generally unchanged.
Trade in Manchester still dropping.
London money market still continued easy.