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| peror Napoleon to the Legislative Assembly. 1t IS
warlike in its tone, and makes 10 me1tion Of any
prospect Of peace. 1t was Immediately followed
! by by loan Of fifty millions francs
| An unimportant meeting Of the Representatives
| Of the five Powers has been held at Vienna but
the result has not transpired.
The Russians continue to make sor.ies. Three
have been made from the city and one from the
| harbor.
The allies have received $4,000 reinforcements.
The weather is more favorable.
Nothing new in the attitude of Prussia or Aus
! tria
The foreign enlistment bill has passed, and the
| Parliament adjourned.
Bullion in the Bank of England has increased
| $4,000 pounds.
| Lard unchanged, with moderate demand at pre-
vious rates. Sales Object small; prices firm. Pork
advanced one shilling.
The Baltic left Liverpool early on the morning Of
the Both, with 81 passengers, including Commodore
Perry.
The Africa arrived out at noon on the Oath.
The Sarah Sands put into Cork with sails dam.
aged. She will proceed after repairing, without re-
turning
The Arabia sailed from Marsees, on The 9th,
with lG40 French troops, for the Crimea.
A high diplomatic conference viii be held at the
residence of the British minister at Vienna, on the
2Sth, by the Ambassadors of England, France, Aus
to take part in the discussion. The conference is
TO be of positive character.
Vienna despatch of the 26th SAYS, Gortscha-
koff presented note received from St Petersburg,
to Count Buel 1t is believed to be unsatisfactory,
but is not a final reply of Russia.
The Prussan mission to London, of which high
expectations had been formed, is sunmised, was
merely bearer Of an autograph letter to the
Queen, and instructions 20 watch certain known
persons.
Affairs at Sevastopol were unchanged on the 20th.
The Russians claimed to be doing considerable
damage to the Allies. Nevertheless, the French
third parallel mounted their cannon.
Menschikoff is sick.
Ostensacken, in command Of 5000 Turks, landed
at Eupatoria
The destination of Omar Pachas army is pro-
foundly secret, though it is thought they would in
vest the north side Of Sevastopol
Cotton dnll The steamer arrived after the close
Of business. Flour frm-good Ohio 50 80. Corn
unchanged. Mess pork SIP 25al2 81; new $l3 co.
Lard firm.
WARRINGTON, Jan. l1.-Houss Mr. Gjddincs
of Nebraska, introduced bills to establish post
routes, and protect proprietOrs of towns and
provide for survey and settlement of the half
breed tracts in that territory Referred
Mr.. Croker introduced bill making appropra-
tons for continuing the Improvement in Taunton
river. Referred to the committee on Commerce.
The House took up bill TO remodel the diploma
tic and consular system Of the United States.
Mr.. Perkins, Of Louisiana, who reported it from
the committee on Foreign Affairs, explained its
provisions.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. lI-night-The river is at
stand wlthtiv and half feet water in the canal
PIrTsDURo, Jan. lI.-River rising slowly with
feet inches water in the channel
CIxcTNxATI, Jan ll-River fallen six inches
Flour G5a7 So; WHISKY %; Hogs 3 75a4 %:
700 bbls prime Lard s., kegs ..
LOUISVILLE, Jan. O.-Night-River falling. with
scant FIVE and half feet water in the canal. 1t
has rajned most Of the day.
New YORK, Jan. O-Nght-Cotton market
firm-sales of 5000 bales. Ohio Flour 80 I2Ia9
so. Corn is declining 81 05, for western mixed.
Mess pork Sl2 %. Lard frmcr.
An quiet at Erie to-day. The bridges are being
rebuilt
CINCINNATI, Jan. l0-NigLt-R River fallen 4
inches. Flour s. G0a7 -. Biol Lard 81 Mess
pork $ll %. Green hams 53.G
PITrsBURG. Jan. IO-Nigat-River at q stand.
with six feet water in the channel
BosToN Jan. "a petition has been drawn I'D.
addressed to the Massachusetts Legislature, urging
that body to pass the following law: That any
person who engages in arresting, holding, or re-
turning fugitive slave, either the L. S JUDGE.
Commissioner, Marshal, or in capacity. shall be in
capable of acting juror or of holding Office IN
the State, unless relieved from such dsgrgce by a
pardon, and also to punish by fine and imprison-
ment any claimant who shall ate Inpt TO remove
such slave from the State without his first having
jury trial.
PmLADELPHIA, Jan. Oh the supreme court TO- |
dow pf inf, l.
Ceived Of renewal Of the Erie riots. St George I
Campbell VIM. Meredith, and VIM. l. Hest made
application for q writ Of assistance directed to the
hgh-sheriH Of Philadelphia county, commanding |
him to proceed to Erie with such force as may be
necessary to carry into execution the several de-
Crees of the court with reference to this matter
The court, after consultation said they were not
fully agseeda TO the form in which tie writ shall
be issued, but that it would decide he matter to-
morrow.
New ORLEANS, Jan 5.-Tho Cahaw ba has arrived |
with Havana dates Of the 2l
The Princess arrived on the 2lst from an lIusgc-
cessIOl search after the Albany She wogld leave
for Key West on tLe2d
The trial o! Estampes, alias Llcoste, IS progress
ing He has made declaration exonerating from
all completely Baralva and rcnudating any con-
neXion with the Cuban iguta IN the United States
He says he was alone in tie attempt, and is ready
to die. He will probably be condcmred though it !
was Thought by some that General Concha would /
pardon him
The captain and mate only Of lie John G. White /
will be charged with smuggling.
George y. Sanders came passenger in the Ca
hawba
NV YoEE. Jan. Gone Of the most significant !
results the pressure in New York, is the closing
oil several Theatres The peop,. can't afford to be
amused, NIhIos Theatre the Academy OF Music, !