Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
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DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
Arrival of The 81. LIQUIDS.

arrived here this morning at eight o'clock. She
brings out thirty passengers, among whom Is Mr.
Soule.
Nothing important has been received from the
Crimea since last advices.
Lord John Russell proceeds TO Vienna as minis
ter plenipotenary to attend the Peace Conference.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool. is unchanged, with limited
business at previous rates sales for two days. TO-,
600 bales. Breadstuffs-prices are unchanged,
with limited business. Consols for account, 81
a9I l-S.
London markets are dull.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The Paris correspondent of the London Daily
News says, "Mr Soule considers the scheme for
the purchase Of Cuba as completely knocked in the
headn
The English Parliament is to reassemble on the
10th. Lord John Russell was to leave England in
a few days for Vienna. Mr. Hammond, the Under
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, accompa-
MES him.
The Duke of Genoa is dead.
Dispatches from Lord Raglan, of the 27th, re-
port the weather in the Crimea to be fine, with
frosty nights Huts are being erected with much
difficulty.
The first detachment of British troops from In
dia arrived at Suez
The India Mail had telegraphed from Bombay,
despatch dated Jan. 49, that an instruction had
broken out at Cabool
Twelve thousand Persians were besiegng Ben
du Cabasi, and a murderous conflict had taken
MD but tbah
A French company had offered to raise in France
a legion Of from ten to twenty-five thousand men,
for the service of the English government-half of
which number to be ready in fifteen days; and it
is stated the English government are disposed to
entertain the proposition.
A telegraphic despatch, dated Vienna, says the
Gar has issued manfests, under date of St. Peters
burgh, 18th February, in which he calls upon the
entire male population, under (Which will create
an additional force of 100000 men, to be de-
spatched to the Crimea.
The latest dates from Sebastopol are of the 3lst
January. The weather was growing milder.
A despair from Varna, of the 4th of February,
says-30,0 900 Ottoman troops had landed at Eupa-
toria; and others were on the march to Varna,
destined for the Crimea; who would embark as
soon as they had arrived at that port
The French Government had received advices
from Varna, dated on the 9th February, which
state that Omer Pacha had left for Bonges, to in
spect the cavalry and magazines, and his return
would embark definitely for the Crimea The
Russians were encamped partly in the villages Of
Alma and Belbec, and partly at Simpheropol and
its enyirons
General Ulrich, with the guards, had set off for
the Crimea on the Soth of January. The Egyptian
reinforcement had arrived.
The artillery of Sebastopol kept up an incessant
fire during the night, and the allies replied during
the day by trialeurs.
The Journal de St. Petersburg, of February 8,
contains an address of the Gar to the Hickman
of the Don Cossacks, in which he expresses entire
confidence that they will fight courageously for the
Church and throne ofthe country.
The reported meeting among the Zouaves crea-
ted painful sensation at Paris, butt is thought
there that accounts of this matter were much ex-
aggerated.
London firm in the provision business, propo-
ses through the Times to feed the army in the Cri-
mea, at the rate of 3s Sd per day per man, giving
substantial meals three times daily binding them
selves to fulfil the contract under the heaviest pen
atty
The India mail brings Hong Kong dates Of De-
cember 10th Bombay, January 18th. The Bur-
mese envoy has demanded restitution of Pegu,
which was peremptoriy refused.
At Canton matters were still in threatening
attitude, and trade was quite depressed. Exchange
on Canton was As 3D.; on Shanghai, IS. cd. to
6s. 6 l-2d.
A monetary crisis was looked for at Calcutta
The report Of the inspectors appointed to inves-
tigate the loss Of the steamer City of Philadelphia
has been laid before Parliament. It exculpates
Captain Leitch and his officers from all blame and
recommended the erection Of lighthouse at Cape
Race.
The Viceroy Of Egypt has abolished all custom
house duties, except at Suez.
By the Canada.
The money market is unchanged Consols for
money have declined-reported at 90 5-s. U. s.
stocks have advanced.
Lord John Russell has gone as penipotentiary
to the Vienna Conference which is to meet on
the 26th.
Affairs at Sebastopol continue unchanged.
Naples had joined the western alliance.
The other news is of but little importance, and
has principally been anticipated by the St. Louis.
Erkess;ys Fire in PHILADELPHIA