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Police. Intelligence.
ARREST or AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM PHILA.
DELPHIA.

Isaac A. Bpgs was taken into custody Saturday af
tcrnoon by officer Sampson OF the reserved corps,
charged with being fugitive from Philadelphia where
Is alleged he stands indicted for false prctBees Bggs
is saio made his escape from Philadephia ioreting
his bail and leaving his bondsmap In difficulty. This q
the same individual who some years ago tried in
this city for having attempted To extort $50 900 from
William IT, Astor, and for which he sentenced Gve
years confinement in the state prison. lie vas taken
back to IhiladelnLia for fraI
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HIyAMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
BrothersA regular meeting Of the Institution will he held
In the Council Chamber OF the Great Wigwam Monday
ming the 10th inst at half hour ster the setting o the
General and punrua att endnnce Is requested BY order
LORENZO Il SHEPARD, Grand Sachenn.
SrErHEN G. DuRYEA, Secretary.
Manhattan Of Huning 9th Moon Year OF
362, Of Independence So The Institution the bish.
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REWARDS.

EeOSn REWARD.-TTIE STORE or THE UNDER.
PACV signed. i5 William street va. entered on wednes
day SEPT and goods the value OF 81 500 stolen hererom
reward at hundred and ty dollars Is hereby offered
for the and OF said goods 10 the und igned
For the recovery and return ~ part oi said goods proper
fouaie amount Of the ard VIII be paid The following Is
particular description 81 the Roods7 pieces cassmeres
19 DO velvet yesng black and fancy ties, DO DO
crsya;s cotton bosoms dozen linen printed handker
r. r. IFBRTN
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N0AIa-RED AND WHITE ASH FOG AND STOVE
~ screened md delivered good order from yards boats
the lowest price for cash Ii2 Elizabeth aud 50
Stanton street, by l.. J CosTAR,
ly0AI a. Is PER TON.-FIRsT QUALITY RED AND
~ Wbu Ash schuyhll coal, sxe. delivered In
New Ycrk Wiams6usg, BROOKLYN jersey Ciy AMI HOBO.
len. Apply Immediately at the Peoples Coal and Flour
Agercy y Broadway Goal by The single cargo. Ia
ia ecas, ele tbL No ncscpo!!.
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THE old STAR HARMONIC CLrB."-sUBscRT-
berg are respectfully that the opening dinner
for Season 1885 and 5o will take place this Sept
TO- nj o'clock. JOSEPH BROOKS Proprietor, 81 and CO
Lspepard ST.. near Broadway.
TIvAKErIELD INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION.
w No The members are hereby notified thai after the
1lf OF this viii be enforced all
ages due by them j. ANDREW HANDsCHUCH Sec'y.
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THE SIEGE OF sEBAsTopoL.

/ The allies have resumed firing upon the town. The
lstsrs Of March LIST explain the discrepancy between
ths Frsach and Russian accounts Of the stormng Of
rsdoub on the night Of February 20. Both accounts
were correct. The French did storm and capture two
aussian redeubts; but hndng them mot tenAble from
ths nrd>rous Are from the vsllsd batteries Of their
Aa.sass thsy bsw up the redoubts and retired with
7shs lees sf 10 mep Killed saa 900 wounded.
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ARRIVAL Of THE ASIA AT HALIFAX.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Allies Re-Opening Fire at
SebastOpOl.
THE VIENNA CONFERENCE In SESSION.
~~~~~>~~~~->~~~~~~>>~~
MAIRISTO 0F ALEXANDER TO THR ARMY.
THE LAST MOMENTS Of NICHOLAS.
Report Of Gen. Concha to the Spanish
Government.
CON SOL s 93 I-2.
Cs<ten Declining eadstufIs Advancing,
&C., &C., &c.
CO N s LIS 93 I-2.
'Cstten Declining -Breadstufs Advancing,
&C., &C., &c.

sY HoUsks PRINTING TELEGRAPH, OFFICE 81 WALL STREET
HALIFAX, March 30, 1855.
The royal mail steamship Asia, Capt. Lott from Liv-
crpoel ths morning Of Saturday the 17th instant
arrived 1T this pert at nine O'Clock Thursday night
and left At o'clock this morning for Boston, where
she will be due at tomorrow, in for her
mails for New York and the South to be despatched from
Boston in the Saturday afternoon train.
The steamship Union sailed from Southampton for
New York the 14th inst, with fifty passengers.
The Asia reports passing the following vessels
March II, SP. NJ, the American ship Goport 1Sth at
665A m, passed the United States mail steamer Baltic
On the oath exchanged signals with the American ship
,Joha Rutlsdge.
The dates from Liverpool to Saturday the 18th
nsons week later than the advices received by the
Atlantic.
No event Of striking importance had occurred dssips
tho week.
Public sttsntion generally centred the doings
of the Vienna Conference, which formally inaugu
) rated the 18th Of March. Hopes and fears were
about equally balanced to the probability Of peace
resulting from the conference.
The manifesto from the Emperor of Russia to his
army ID interpreted . warke demonstration.
From the seGt Of the most important statement
thst the allies have rsopensd their FIRE upon ssbastopo
and With good effect.
The Roebuck committee still prosecuting It's in
quiries into the conduct Of the war.
The liverpool cotton market exhibited considerable
animation, but at general decline upon the quotations
advised BY the Atlantic, reaching in sd per
ib. Ths sales during the week reached 1000 bales
spnners supplying themselves literally.
The market for breadstufs was firm, and prices had
slightly advanced Indian corn, however, quiet at
about previous rates. The circular Of Messrs Algan
Evans LsmpSir quotes Western canal -four at 42s per
arrd.
In provisions generally change Of moment had
CURED, but lard very depressed, at much lower
6gures.
The London money market growing easier, aud
consols remained steady at 93k.
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Nyus IRON Fogr PUKRk,-- whitehead, ksnsaa
T.yri,ory Msreh Is iss5-i have iast bsars % an
a. elour have surrounded thai place and rnak ax
bosta esuonsftatsors sgsDft all persons vho are en-
g.Vsa ty the United states that Col NAsghan, ths
fpdlsn aeeui Obliged " hep within ths tori Asa oas
a. .gh. and that ihsy oaly dstsrr~ frpm eesifsT
Irg si oesrs ssd propsrT ~ tbs inisrpshon sSa
irfuenee ~ the ssanta q hs ArosssAn Tor N"Hga
pov lenK this N s0ntnua, Or What nsy b ne rsaa.
-. se 20. ssow ~ s Too fas v ssni fssnss se-i 90
~. Arsaos frsm here 10 -cws 100 0oassn< N -
Tr,.,sl.ses .--osrverp~rs.uss n "a ~, Los4 fern1.
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AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.

The Austrian government has notified France and
England that the mission Of the Austrian Archduke VIII
liam to st. Petersburg an act of sympathy merely
that IT has political object.
Austria has addressed circular dated March g. TO
the Geranc federal governments, informing them that
the Austrian Commissioner viii present to the Diet
proposition towards the eectual mobilization of the
Germanic contngents The circular also insists the
necessity of being prepared for all eventualties and
mentions that the Emperor Alexander has authorized
Gorschako TO negotiate for peace the basis sanction
ed by the late Emperor.
Prussia also issued circular, dated March g. to its
diplomatic and consular agents. stating there Is
to believe that the negotiations In progress will
terminate in peace. Prussia, by Decree likewise dated
March prohibits the expectation Of articles contraband
of war.
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one hour. II
MARCH 1.-The following is Menschikofs despatch -
During last night erected second redoubtin front
OF that which Ia the left side Of fortacatons
was possible for the enemy to prevent Nothing OF
Importance has occurred at Eupatoria.
MARCH Advises from Bsiaklata report sickness
decreasing, and the weather clear and frosty. Three
miles Of railway In operation The Of the
allies is greatly strengthened General Burgoyne,
chief Of the engineers, has left He is succeeded BY
General Koner who recommended contrary to Napiers
advice, attack Cronstadt.
MARCH S-The Russians fortifying In formidable
the valley Of Inkermsnn They are also erect
ing mortar batteries at Kamara to threaten Balaksva
and have sunk two more ships In the harbor Of Be-
bastopol.
MARCH 7-An ofcial French despatch giving Informs
ton Of the death Of the Emperor Nicholas has just
rived. Yesterday threw rockets upon Kamiesch,
which set the town fire. Two Russian officers have
deserted to the English. Our siege works proceed
ing with the greatest activity.
BURAT, vics-Admiral.
MARCH s-Nothing Of importance has occurred. The
reported battle between the allies and the Russans Ia
which Osten Sacken reported wounded, 10 false.
MARCH lG.-There Is nothing later.
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sirt Ne shs hat rsnssr~t sot1forAhis ah4 ksHpy asa
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seifss v0Ias, cst - hrra@gts - tAs Atfk iksfs~s
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THE VIENNA CoNFETENCE.

rhe Congress In Vienna formally met Thursday, the
18Th Of March. There present one French, two
Engish, two Austrian and two Turksh representative
Ths Russian Pisnipotentiary not present. Tele-
graphic reports say the discussion the general basis
of negotiations tcrmnsted satisfactorily. Rumors
current that Austria and England would be content
without the dsnonton Of ssbAtopol but that the En-
psror Napo,ssn absolutely insists on that condition
VHsSa, March le-P NJ
At the conferences yesterday the ex.
changed thsr powers, and proceedings were entered
upon The bases and the interpretation given 10
them by tbs Allies having been set FORTH the rsprcsen
tAves Il Russia accepted them verbally. ous Of the
Pienipotsutiarsss hereupon deputed 10 draw up
min6ts protocol OF this which IL 10 be signed NOR.
row. (ssturday the hrst thing vhen the Ambassadors
meet and this document VIII constate the basis Of
| sotiaxions for peace.
PARE, March 1G--P. NJ
The mission Of General wedcn has completely failed
Prussia refuses % accece the treaty with the lies
and viii NOT therefore, be admitted 70 participate In the
conferences.
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r H e w A n !.
MANIFESTO OF THE CzAR TO HIS ARMY.

MANIFESTO OF THE CZAR TO HIS ARMY.
The following is the manifesto Of Alexander H. to his
army, dated st. Petersburg March 81
valient Warriors Faithful defenders Of Church
Throne, and Country has pleased i,;a Almighty God
have AL lost common father and beneactor In tn
midst Of his unwearied care for Russas prosperity and
the glory OF the Russian arms, the Emperor Nicholas
Psulsvtch my most blessed father, has departed to
eternal fe His last words were'T thank the glorious
Il. brav. army and asst, and pray God TO m,intsin
the courage and spirits by which they have distinguished
Snasi N long bo Tsn sns
without, and to her enemies love my troops a.
my children, and strove as much a. could to Ina
prove their condition II was not entirely successful
that rsspect IL from want Of will but because
y unable TO devise anything better to do more"
May these memorable words remain preserved in
your hearts q proof Of mis- sincere love for you which
share the largest extent and let them be pledge
Of your devotion for me and Russia.
postscript presents to the Guards the uniform
BY the deceased Emperor and directs them to retain
their accoutrements the initial Of Nicholas The mani
,, festo concludes
May the sacred memory of Nicholas survive in our
ranks . terror to the foe the glory OF Russia
The manifesto is considered warlike. Various reports
circulation, purporng to be the last words Of the
Emperor Nicholas. According to the English accounts
Nicholas, when addressing Alexander, advised him to
make pescs the loss of Russian influence in the
BLACK Sea-that he Nicholas would take the RESPONSE
bnty, he had not believed In the possibility Of the
Anglo French alliance, and that Alsxandsrs constant
effort shsuld be to dstach France from England,
and unite Russia with Austria and Prussia Nicholas
then added that perhaps his pride had been excessive
and that God had humbled him therefor. The above
however, II probably manufactured for the English
market.
Russian accounts say that Nicholas passed the last
hours Of his life In the consultations OF religion Having
bid adieu to all the members Of his family individually
he said 70 tbs EMPRESS Te your brother Fritz King OF
Prussa, to adhere TO Russia, and forget his "a
theirs policy" He then took leave Of Counts 0rof
Dogoreuk and Arenburg also Of Of the favorite
geusdisrs Of the household and personal attendants
An sxcspt his family having retired, he asked the En-
press 70 fepsat the Lords Prayer At the words Thy
win b done earth IL Is in heaven" Nicholas re-
spondsd ssrvsrtly, always" Always" always"
Soon Afterwards he added, 81 hope God win open for
his arms" Hs then partially insensibe for two
hours. Al he sad something about message TO
dear friend not named, and something Of Alexander
and the gsrrisoa Of sebastopol few minutes after
wards he drew deep sigh and expired. The body
sxpssed, fAes uncovered In the Chapel Ardsnse until
the 18th u March, when II buried with the usual
fmperisl aolemuitfes.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Nessrs Dennistoun Co.'S circular says, the demand
for cotton during the week has been fair but the quan
tity Offering has been largo that the market has uni
fomly bornes duh appearances, closing steadily at 1leth
a1.lsth lower than last week. The weeks sales In
ciudsg cotton forwarded direct from ship 10 spnners
g. 21o bales including 100 speeuiatsn and 100
export. Fair Orleans, Sd. AbAd micdlng, 1.od. q
SD; fair Mobiles, bd. 5xc. mddns, 1b led. Cd ;
far uplauds, Sd sgd; middlipr 4d 43.d. Stock
cS5, 600 bales, including $4,000 American.
PosrrnIfT.-Aftsr the circulars closed, 1900 bales
we're taken specuoton and for export, but causing
no Improvement in prices
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrrs MARKET.
There has been Improved tone In the market during
the and prices have improved but the advance
rather checked business. Messrs. Brown Shipey c..
report "a advance on wheat shilling on four on.
shilling on corn. Western canal flour, dis 42s, old
pew. Sts 3ss; Fhiiadsphis and BAltrnore Old f3s
4ts new 3ss tisi white wheat, lis 1od Ia. Cd ;
red, los. Cd. = liza od. Indian corn ga Cd . &c
yellow, ga S2s. Cd. mired sls. Cd . s2s othsa cir.
enArs rspor, the qsstAsions Of aozr very irregular
Ohio, 3es. s44s.
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Commercial Intelligence .
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Money Is easier and loans can be negots~sd upon
rather lower terms Consols have been very steady
during the week. and close at 9Sz. The bullion in tho
Bank Of England had increased f431, 900.
AMERICAN sEcv Rnns.
hessrs Bel Co., OF London, report the market for
American securities steady, with limited transactions
In federal stocks and various State bonds In railway
securities the chief transactions 10 Panama and
Hiatt ConArn IL
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MALE srsAs sEAsos.-Now Is tss

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arrested BY The slrn ward police Thursa.y
night, charged With hSring ksoshsi down sni forrssy
robbed sAaas Johnson, residing IN Grand srsss u sx,
.hils be uas passing nroush the t1vs Points is ~
nstghborhsod of AEthohy snd Barter str~~ss 1hs
pisnani alleges that whs ~ The pfsoosrs 80
and kbacksd him t0vn bs Others In fsv ssoosis rs~a
his pocs~is of sr eon,spts snd tsn ths weis p>sty
bat hAsiy rs,resi lesrips us oonpAlssst lying ..
The ground Or8esrs fksy sb1 Gaia. - tbs gourt~>~th
Wtra pllos bearing tss slstarbsbe~ hsstsnsi 10 ths
r.lIsf q Johsson sad - FOmvs wsrs tbsy IN thsss
n5oysnsnts, that tbs alleged ASSISTANTS ~sre esptuf~1 In
ssE than dfisss nninutss sfss ts occurrence Th~
sansrs wsr. broasht bsfors Jus,as vsrt st ihs LDw
fol.ee esnrt. who esgnlttei u.ern 20 sIAmlnetea.
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Dedication OF New Masonic Hall In
phklasIetuhiu.

FIllApkLPHIA, sept 20 1870.
Tho masonic parade this morning. the occasion OF
the dedication Of the masonic hall grand az
fair About 900 members Of the order In the pro-
cesson exclusive Of the bands. Delegations
present from the Grand Lodges Of Massachusetts
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland Virginia, District Of
C1lumbia south Carolina and Illinois, and from number
Of subordinate lodges in the neghboring and towns
The procession marched 70 Independence square where
interesting ceremonies performed An ode composed
Tor tie occasion sung by powerful choir assisted
~ an orchestra. prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Chambers,
grafton from James King OF Plttsburg. Mu ic by the
ch,ir, and henedction closed the proceedings In the
Square. The procession then reformed AMI marched TO
the new hail. which the grand lodges will enter while the
tubnrdihacs win dismiss.
The Grand Lodge and delegates from other states are
10 have q banquet In the han this evening.
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served so long, third day we feel certain
would have produced no diminution in the
number Of visiters? We hope, after the liberal
manner in which the efforts Of the society have
been sustained this year, that they will feel
melted to renewed exertion, and that the next
exhibition will surpass even this in the num-
Der and quality of the specimens 1t is a sub
ject in which every man or woman who owns
a garden, OF even flower pot, should take an
interest. They should do all in their power
to encourage the continuance of such exhibit
tons as that which terminated yesterday.
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UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE, FOURTEENTH STREET,
Sept. "A, 1855.
Brooklyn City News.

AN ANALOGOUS robbery. morning two fell
lows decenty dressed observed upon the roof of
Mr.. Lewis 5. Chchesters house, No. 126 Livingston
street. having gained that elevation by climbing up
building adjoining On pretence OF examining the cond
ton Of the roof Of them opened the scute and the
other remarked 'you better down and about it,
Cong down he ransackcd the upper portion of the house.
and packed up all the silver and jewelry he could
coming back descended with his friend through the new
building, and both made good their escape Or. Van
Iand and another gentleman observed the thieves the
time, but thought they examining the roof by
mission direction of the occupants After the thieves
were gone the robbery discovered, but too late
arrest them.
SUPPOSED IScESDIaRY FRE-Oficers Osborn and Corwin
Of the First district police discovered breaking out
Of the gas fitting store of John Brown, No. 232 Henry
street, shortly after o'clock yesterday morning Their
attention first attracted by repeated explosions
gunpowder and repairing to the spot eventually
that fire had been to the premises in three places
and have therefore doubt but that was the work OF
an ncendiary. The amount Of damage was small A
man has been arrested on suspicion.
SUDDEN DEaTH.-Robert Taylor, employee in the Navy
Yard, dropped down dead the corner Of Myrtle ave-
and CARL street, Tuesday evening. The cause it
is supposed was appopexy.
THE REPUBLICAN MovEMEsT.-Tbe republicans of Brook
Ign have issued call for meeting in Grenada
Hail. Myrtle avenue Saturday evening to confirm the
Syracuse nominations The call requests the republicans
OF the different wards to appoint delegates TO meet at the
above place that occasion. The party intend to
inmate full city and county ticket.