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II xSslFAL or gHH LOUISIANA 1.-The steamship
LosiSIxnS capt Talbot. arrived yesterday from
IQ I'olx NJ Gslssston. She hrings Galveston
psysis IL Hstntdsy last, bat they contain -
nsus whatever. 81
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I. sTiOf3Ce.
To persons owning Texas Land Scrip Head Right art,s
catas, bounty and Donation Warrants:
hsundssned having been engaged Land business, for
long me and having perfect knowledge the Land sss.sm in
Iaaa from erpesnee soes patronage from persons having
elsims in oar State. .,30z.7z 80
mr. hedsos having Hpnt great deal locating and
syng and IN the middle and ppr the stas
All ns Information to good ossons any
unspproSAs nds the sa will make tho selections him
sah on hs ground The made the
hey VAL % nearer The settlements in market
nov preparing for Trip she waods
get number Of eshstss. We rsrc
or no charge for ws locate Lsnds except personally
srsmine. tF'
II Oar charges onshrd the Land i cents sere
we paying ell sxpsnsss dsvsng the patent the owner
send certificates Thoss who send BY mall should
keep the numb dae Of the original grantee Of
the essfcse and then dapsaea be easily ob'sinsd
GRIFFIN BLEDsoE.
Austin, Texas. Oct ssh, 1855.
....RsfsTsness:... sstA
Cow. N. PEAsR, Austin. Ts1ass E
Hon. p. H. BELL, do do
BALlINGER u JACK. Attorneys at Law, Galveston.
L. H. DUNCAN commssiou Merchant, New Orleans.
j. j. MCMAHON A CO. do do DO
ANDERSON eurLfs. Attorneys FL Law, Mobile.
RKN JOHNSON. viehsbafg. Miss.
cen. TTloa. IL GRIFFIN, Newman, Ga. noS splnawN
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tofi0NSEha PoRrfoLIos, Erc.--D. Felt s.
astaeR aHsiL Mos 81 Camp stree. and bank
iAt<y received fresh supply of auctipneers,
very eoryspisnt asties for merchants also
bars large and superior stosk Of leather goods
npte cases, desk portfolios Of ali sises
esa metallic msmorsndnm books.
xisa Fsh = purchase 81 the line Of sta
shsthss for ssis Tor their own ues, win do well
fss sts.son their stock il fully equsi to
y H. respects u. and quality, and il sod Is
les y ~ IeNest. b. ths advertisement.
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THE SpRAKERsHIp. - The three opposition
members who hold most prominent positions
with reference to the Speakership are Messrs.
Pennington. Of N. j., Meachain, of VT, and
Humphrey Marshall, Of KY The last men
TONED is fortunate. indeed. in being without q
Congressional record of late
fWash Eve. Star.
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RATHER FAR-FETcHED In Cincinnati, few
days ago, man was fined one dollar for at
tempting to provoke another man to commit a
breach Of the peace. Had he succeeded, how
would he have been punished !,
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OUTRAGEOUS. The Boston Post gets off the
following:
The Boston Recorder wants deaconesses we'll dea-
oons among church officers agood pIan-and 1t might
add well parsons the improvement
many puipita.
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asp- a Rrpn1Ern -We ID mol refer q :

psve from capital puashmeus There is slow
which esps equally dsrah. VS. refer TO dysppaiaa
In which all the horrors Of indigestion up To
fsre by this painful and hsrans disease hold only
bright hopes but tbs certainty of Immediate relief
Thars tonic, cordial Alternative principle Dr.
lands German Bt.ers which inevitably changes
morbid action Of tbs sosch and socres organs
daas and eSorss 40 health Prepai Cd by Dr. c. NJ Jackson
Philadepha See advsFisensnt nod imdk
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pARao S4ns. n ,. Sykes, auctioneer. win
~ u Il c'cIesk to-day, o. the Isyee bstsesr Nj
Mssksz ssocnd District ths cargo 81 tie brix Union
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NOTICE.
pRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT. --The

ub.eTibs deem notify the public they ana
the Sole Agonts for the Of the
States Of Alabama, s4s.ppi aud fesas rhes sauns
the brdgrwater
o. 10 ordering through heir narucson na,
chase OF ths terignsd.
Ne public IN order e pre- ysas further imposition protect
sbe reputation Of the Briyewater Paint pa.iye
knowledge Of the agents thai various been
cold II h market paries and oat Of fhe siy a.
we mineral and thus the Bridgeyaar
sond sansd On he merits q 4hsr paints Th prsss
legal pTocsedngs Indispensable M ,hsr poseetion
Sole Abs iatss Laaas 1IsSsa Sa Sss
AAss' iye09pa
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APPOINTMENT ny THE GoyERNoR.--B. M, q,
Brown, Sheriff of the parish Of East Feliciana,
vice Willis W. Moore, Sheriff elect, deceased.
Baton Rouge Gazette.
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ATHsAHpo1 GIsaEa BRAsDY. we sekow-
lsda he reesps II several basIss o. o..hsrvoaa,.
exeslsnt tonic at this season il
WY senisahss for political persouaess VIC
sse entering arc sbou. to suffer from
xosass tosardu sslt river. - :
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The dedication Of monument to George
Taylor, q the e.gners Of the Declaration Of hide
psndsnss took place on the GOTH ii Rasson, Pa, win
impcsinx esrsmoniss ~
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Gelesrapbeo 10 the nailn Grssrent.
paHs1DENrs MrssAaE ron CALIFORNIA.


ps rssr sourHxaN Asp NArlosAL LIrEs
wAsHtscros, Nov al The Government has DELAYED
tho sailing Of the California steamer from the 9Th to this
Of December order enable her 10 carry out the
Presidents Message
british Professions Of Friendship.
WAsnlNs1os, Nov u Dispatches state that the Eng.
Ish Government vary profuse In its professions d
frsndship towards the United States bat il at the
time very datory in giving satsfacscry replies to our
ity laws MI. Buchanan expresses the opinion that
this proorastinaton ID resorted in ths hopes that
something will up to relieve the British Govern
| ment from its present dilemma n 5Sl
New York Market
New YoRK, Nov. 20 -Fiour--Prces are tribe lower
sales to.dsy ct 50 50 to $40. Wheat lower .
NEu Yoar, Nov. Wheat s21b to 50 80. whisky
| 10 sents.
CIscirsATi, NOV. "a -Fiour-Ths market Is hrm at
S. u.s. Wheat selling at 81 % to 81 3d. Sugar ~ to
30. Moasses SO to $50, Coffee is selling Mt ike
| CiseHsATi, Nov. 2T.-Whisky IS to 35fc. Sugar TX
| to TX Moasses 81 to $50.
Adjournment Of Kansas Constitutional Convention.
oAic4eo, Nov. az Previous to tho adjournment Of
the Kansas Constitutional Convention (of Free State
party) adopted giving until the fourth Of
July 1855, time within which all slaves shall be 10
| moved from the territory.
No place was definitely settled upon as capital Of the
territory.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE Nov. 2-The river Is at stand this eve
ming, with ten feet wster 10 The canal
The Virginia and Ben Franklin arrived yesterday from
New Orleans and the Indiana departed for that port
LousrlILe Nov 2sThs river is falling With feet in
| the canal ss
The Dsria white and = Thomas arrived Saturday, and
the Lands yesterday from New Orleans and the Sher
| man and W. P. Noble departed for that port.
LOUISVILLE Nov T.-Ryer still falling with feet 10
| inches in the canal.
Arrived yesterday, steamers StockwelI and Argyle %
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Furniture for. TIE mutton.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
AT Nos I'll AND I7s CANAL STREET,
Has just received from the aory beautiful stock splendid
MAHOGANY ARM0 RS and BEDHTEADs,
in addition to his hitherto large stock Of +t-s
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
~ fass wishing snythns in his line, will find il 10 thsir
him call before purehrsog elsewhere spst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-28

ST.. CHARLES THEArER. Miss Annette Inoe
made her first In this city the last evening
Paune in Bulwers beautiful play the Lady q Lyons
eppported BY Mir. Pope Claude, Mark Smith Col.
Daaaas, and Studey Bsauscak notwithstanding the
iucemsnoy Of the evening there very respectable
house, and the play went "a with considerable success
The Paalae Of she evening not, in many respects
what II should have been to render the
lions OF the author and have his ideas clothed With life
aud animation, There mot sufacepcy Of FIRE and
epiritnot sucisncy Of power and force The conoep-
ton good-ony the delivery needed more tone and
strength to render the Pauline representa-.
tiysof the Pauline Of the play. More fs more lungs
fire and vehemance would add materially to the OF
fect We trust that Miss Incersmemberpg the size
Of the hereafter give her ideas more forci
BILE manner
This support deserving Of commendation. All here
who know aught Of the history Of the last
few years. viii to be told that Mark Smiths Col
Damas oorrent and that Mr. Pope performed Ciapd
with clear and oommsndsblo comprehension of what
accessories needed addition to the words Of the
pisy Mr.. Etudiry, feel constrained to mention In
particularly favorable terms His personaion Beas-
clear careful and eorrectnot oyerstrained nor
overdone yet admirably expressive of the very char.
racser drawn by the author The dialogue that Of
every day life, wherein speak men and not with
the lofty cadence or Eombsstes. The evsnings amuse-
epts closed with the farce ossied Wandering Minstrel
Mr. vinng Bowers playing the part Of jim Bags
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more Jvs.o Goods.

FRANCIS FABRE & co.,
CORNER BIT. CHARLES AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the St. Charles Hotel,
Ara constantly receiving additions ihsr pssna stock
Amoss entity will be osnd the following
+ FINE LINEN and MpSLiN sEiiRTss
10 hERTNo UNDER sHIeTs and pRAwERsi
DE MERTNo SILK and COTTON HALr HOSE +-s~4s
Do SILK and sATIN CRAvAIs. soARFs aha TIES. sse.
Absaatal .sorsmsn. q youyIss supsris KID CLOVIS.
aoss sptet
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{ AUCTION SALES.
BRICK MASON AND pLAsTEaEa.
ny nFyI KENpIa Anat;onosr

Bt BE.SJ. hENUIVf, hu0tI0heef,
g ATURDAY, the LIST December, 1856, at 10
N o'oek Will b. acld rt auction, ~ Hanhs Arcade without
4 Bla g ~ a. l.
Nsgro Mem Joe, rAeas years. good Brick
Msson, sonewha, OF Piastersrfai,y guaranteed.
The Nego Man ALFRED, aged ID yeAra, The
tltls only guA,autsed 5i95 al
months
wish endorsed satisfaction Of the vendor
eat At the rate Of cant and for he slave
cash. f3fas iTF77s
beoro A. Nasrsau Notary Pus the expense
po28
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Writing assss Cepy.sg I,.Iss,


1r....
static ners' Hall,
8hd CAMP STREET, ID
AND Nc. s BANK ALLEY.
Oakland and ~ sabssrbs Avsry ssh sup-
pIy Of the ioIcwlng INKS IN sotlss of al sin.s-
ARKoLDs Celebrated xnssh Wrsing Fluid.
Do do DO Copying lax. %t
BLAcKwooD's Celebrated Ensiah Copying Ink.
BIEBERss superior German Copying Ink.
TKLT,S N do do do DO
MAYNARD NoYM's superior Black Writing Ink,
TIAppEUS DAvID'S DO do do do
FELT,s Congress Black Whiting Ink
BuTLERB Celebrated Black Writing Fluid
HARRIBoNiB Celebrated Japan Writing lag.
HARRfsoNiS Celebrated carmins LAX.
Y R3BKRTsoN,s Celebrated French CArmns lax. al
ARNoLD's Celebrated Rcd LAX. No.
PAy30Ns Csiebtatsd 7ndeble Ink, without preparAen
KDDERs Celebrated Iadshe with and without preparation
STAMPING INK Rad Blue. desirable article far sssanboat
ts
D. FELT s. STETSON,
sTATI0NERs' HALL,
aoss spst "a Camp arrest sud Bank ALLEY.
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ExpLoRATIoN OF THE RIVER SALApo, By AN
AMrniuar KsrLoRise Expgniros "A letter has been
esivsd BY the Secretary u the Navy from Thomas J.
dated sants Fs August 7h at which place he arrived
from exploration Of the river Sasdo on the 9th Of the
abose-nsmed month This river saisdo empes into thu
al Santa Fe tina principal town Of the province
the same name. watch 10 Of the Argentine oonfed-
Grafton
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the tomb by large conoourse Of friends and acqusnt
ances.
Tate is still at large BY card in another column it
will be that the father Of the deceased has offered
$4,000 reward for the arrest Of the murderer.
PREPAYMENT or PosTA GE TO BE MADE BY STAMPS
oeLyfuporfan will be recoected that by the act Of
Msrch 3d. qung the postage on all letters not free
foreign country to be prpaid It also
and after January 1856 the Pestmsstsr General may
require postmasters TO place postage stamps upon ell pre-
paid letters which stamps may b4en placed
by the writer's y qf
He ird, that the Postmaster General has decided 10 require
posaasfers 10 comply s and carry info Effect this precision
ef tic ta5 and Ii already donr supply themseves
for them TO the Third Assistant Postmaster General or
conrse it 10 not Intended that this regulation
shall throw upon posasttTs the labor of axng postage
stamps toletrs where the writer's might without incon
veDieuce have done 1t for themssyee The main thing Is
for posmastcrs to keep themselves supplied with stamps
thst all having occasion to may readily obtain
them. lWasbiugton Union.
On the Goth, Messrs Wells, Butterfeld &
Co.. expressmen, paid to the United States Treasury
$4,000 indemnity for the boxes of specie belonging
to the Government stolen from the express carrier dur
Ing the transit from Dubuque to New York. some time
since.
A young man named De Witt, in Warren
county New Jersey says the Newark Advertiser was ac
cidontaly killed last week by two sporsmen from Eas
ton They had trespassed on his fathers farm and were
ordered on by De WITT but refusing CO. difficulty
occurred in which Of the sportsmen struck him on
the head with the butt of his gum from the effects Of
which he died on Thursday.
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1ha ~ "a os.sre0el
fxs dtiou1 We ent6rtaln ncpeB tnat Ho tlea
SOON hare the pleasure Of announcing good
~ III lid ygfkfeTs of Red Rivera boat having
xs,,s dvis vasfarf, ~ IS r,orts III,
ssssn ~ "a. 800 u &,
|f6s flHxoIa HIN. BROUGHT IN 1919 bales cotton
81; III dAv&x1S g verv goofi had Planter,
4 ss1ss ss1s 4, , - 2 s..
Ata.lE issn ~ Wy Afso Y
5 hNEr tnssx crops 70 market.
,SssS II
g. s,ss 8, Il. 15eo ba,ss
u 4, M. 80. 10 3 ~ Nh
& 80 XII,
IRON! Anentohs 11 ecniea riser A,giss N
4ixxaudsia. 72e u: Humboldt. from coast, BIS
TssS II f;{le7 ha IL HI htls nolaaaes and n
f. 81 zs. e. ssss
- S.
~ Suss a, e, i, S, =, ,xc.d o,f
9 S,-ss 80.
seealner ~. ~. vopp aesases lor .ns
uuacAita river this evening" going as high OIL
Basrh Hills and Camden, Ark, Shippers vii
Y, Ii, ~ ~ "a ss;ei, bnarfa +, aeaaop
AID passengers 70 b. prepared BY 8 o'clock
Wafther x,Srmitt;ng.
4: & n
T6fsNa iHN's CHRISTIAN AssouIATIos Il. The
,sdlit bsl6ss lie Young Mems thristian Asaooia.
Aim 81 MI 1Ily wi,I BE- delivered thin evening q Ola
psieS iIsf ~ 1ssv B.hon Honk,ns ~ y.rr.e,s.
Il i II, n M. auhisct sa y
i. M fol,o,vs ina t,eorias ~
MI Eys those IL lbs author II tte ysstluaa q
uxssriab Il woud not b. yssy ifaoult to anticipats
,Sss u M .rau uss IA .nbi-os /.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
For the Telegraph.
Tribute OF Respect.

Bro. THoMsoN.-At the first quarterly
meeting Of the Sons Of Temperance, held
at the hall of North Star Division, Meig,
County, o., Bro. James Thomas was call
ed to the chair, and Bro H. s. Eaton ap
p ,inted Secretary. 81, s Is
The following resolutions were unani
mously adopted.
Whereas God in his providence has re-
moved from our midst our beloved frienc
and brother, JACOB WELKER, wko has beer
cut down by the resistless hand Of death, ii
the prime and vigor Of life, therefore
Resolved, That we sympathize with Un
ion Star Division, in the loss they have sus
tanned Of worthy and consistent member
Reso'ved. That we also deeply sympa
thize w.thhis bereaved companion and friend'
in the loss they have sustained.
Resoired. That copy of these yesolu
tions be forwarded to his companion ant
friends, and that the Secretary furnish cop
les for publication in the Meigs County Tel
e0rdph and the National Temperance Organ
A procession was formed by the differen
Divisions present, and on returning to the
hall, adjourned to meet at halfpast 6 o'clocl
P. NJ.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
POnleroy Market.

| Il has been some time since we have pub
lished review Of the Pomeroy Market
simply because, in our own opinion il couli
do no good. The suspension Of navigation,
the hard times, and the scarcity OF country
Produce, gave such check 10 business, ,ha
we could scarcely DO said 10 have market
As tho prospec. is now somewha. brighter
we resume our quotations. In most cases
where TWO prices are given. the first Is .hc
wholesale, and the later The retail price;
where but ono, !, is the retail price, g'las
ALcoHoL-$I, per gallon market well
supplied,
BREswAx-23c. Der lb.
BRooMs-- 23 10 SOC apiece, or $3.50 to
$3. 90 per dozen, according 10 qualify.
BuTrRR-A fair supply in market, pricos
ranging from l6 10 2Oc per ID.
BEANs--Very scarce. Nominal price
$3.50 per bushel. NJ " \.
CANDLEs--Tallow lSOl6ic; Star 25S
SOC per lb.- ,A,
CHREsR-W. R. ls0l5c per lb.
CoFFEE--l23Ol5c.
Eees-A good supply. Prices ranging
from 8 10 l0c per dozen. IA,
FRuIr-Green Apples, very scarce at $S
per Dbl. Dried Apples 81 80 per bushel.-
Supply moderate, Dried Peaches. S2. so
per bushel, and scarce. w 7.s'as' ~
FISH Mackerel No. 3, &c apiece No 5.
SC. Lake Fish SC per ID. Cod 6Oec. y
FLoUR--S825. g-''ssN
GRAIN---W Wheat. $3.50. lndlan Corn
55t060c. Oals 36t040c. ~ 'sits'sf y Y
Hoas--S4, 300 rs per hundred pounds
,HoPs--50c. per 10. " 'i'#. 'H' s''s@e''s <
IRoN--Plg $a5OeS0 per Ton. Bar, stO
SIC. !or Common; 4r04lc for bloom.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
Arrirnl or the PncIac.

New YoRx, March l4,--The steamer Pa.
ci6c has arrived, with Liverpool dates tc
the 9th. being ten days later
LIVERPOOL MARKRrs. = Breadstuffs Of all
qualities have declined. Western Ccanal
Flour 40s; Ohio ABS.
CoTToN. The sales for the last ten days
were 81 900 bales; 5000 Of which were on
speculation and 1000 for export. being a de-
cline of 1; Orleans fair 81: middling 81;
Upland fair 81; middling Al.
Gladstone, Herbert and Graham have re-
signed, because Roebucks motion fora COM
mittee of inquiry into the mismanagement
Of the war was carried. ct
The Cabinet Is re-modelled, but there IL
no Important change, except that Lord John
Russell is Colonial Secretary. %
Joseph Hume is dead, M
The Vienna Conference will be opened In
q few days. All parties express anxiety for
peace. oet as
It's officially announced by the allies that
on the 7tb GEN. Liprandi's 20, 900 Russians
and 10 guns attacked the Turks at Eupa.o-
ria. commanded by Omer Pacha. The bat
tie lasted four hours. The Russians retired
with 500 loss. s
Affairs at eebastopol are unchanged.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
Pittsburgh Markets.
TUESDAY MnRNlNe, March

TUESDAY MORNING, March XO.
FLoUR-Mnrket firm; sales on the whar
Of 600 bbls extra, in lo,s, at 80 rs; from
siore. 25 do q, 80 90; and so do super6ne q
80 IS.
GRAIN-Sales on the wharf Of 800 bush
Oals At So and a, depo, 800 hundred bush
shrlle1 Corn al 80; from store 100 do ear al
85c.
GRocERlEs-A fair demand for Sugar and
sales Of 10. 90 and ll0 hhds fair al 53t05l
sixty days; OF Molusses, 73 bbls Cypress
old, al 28, four mos. interest added.
BAcoN--Sales Of 500 lbs hog round o.
81 II and st. cash; 2 BOO lbs Shoulders, a
at 81, thirty days; 5000 lbs Shoulders arc
Hams q. 81 and 81, sky days; is cks. ShouI
ders, Sides and Hams at 81 n and 81, six
" days; and l9 ,cs. Sugar.cured Hams u
III same credit.
LARD QUA sale Of Is bbls No. nj IS
sixty days.
HIDEs--A sale Of "A dry sailed Hides a
I l cash, and 81 do green, in salt, NJ 81.
SALT-A sale Of 80 bbls No. at $l,62.
PIC MeTAL-Sales Of Ct IONS Canal Char
coal al $25, six months,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
Arrival of the Africa.

-Four Days Later from Europe--Deaih of
he Emperor Of Russia--F Further Partic.
uiars of the Battle al Eupatoria -Later
from China ~ s,t
HALIFAX, March 15.-The Africa arrived
at this port with Liverpool dates to the Sd
inst.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIaENoE.-At Liver
pool Breadstuffs were generally quiet at the
prices current at the time of the sailing of
the Pacific, but Indian Corn is quoted Cd
@ls lower. Brown & Shipley quote Flour
and Wheat dull but unchanged in price,
Old Western Canal Flour 41@42s, and new
do 37@39s; Ohio 44@45s. White Wheat
114@124s, and red HOLLIS. White Corn
424@ ass, Yellow 42@425s, and mixed
49s. The sales of Friday show better
feeling.
Richardson, Spence & Co. report proyis-
ions generally unchanged, except Bacon,
which has declined Is. Lard had declined
and the market was dull.
The London market was easier. 1t is
expected that the Bank of England will re-
duce its rates Immediately. Consols had
advanced to 9l4 for money, and 81 Sc for
account.
GENERAL IETELLIGENcE.-The news by
this arrival is important, the Emperor Of
Russia is dead. He expired at 1 O'Clock on
the morning of the ed inst. The event Gre
ated the greatest excitement. No details
had been received. 1t was announced in
the House Of Lords on Friday. night by
Lord Clarendon, and in the House Of Com
mons by Lord Palmerston. Surmises were
aAoat that he was assasinated, but it is
thought he died Of apoplexy. after an at.
tack of influenza. His illness was known
in England before the news Of his death
was received, and caused slight rise in
the funds. The effect of his death, of course
had net transpired when the Africa left Liv-
erpool.
The Vienna Conference was to open on
the 5th inst, and peace expectations were
daily growing stronger.
The war adyices from the Crimea are of
the same tenor as those heretofore received.
Feb. l3--The Russians made sortie
during the night, but it was not very for
midable. Five French were killed.
Feb. l4.--Anothernight sortie was made.
The French lost thirty-fve.
Feb. 15.--The condition Of the French is
reported to be excellent.
1t is rumored that the North side Of Sc
bastopol is to be invested. Admiral Bruat
telegraphs the following;
"KAMscH BAY, Feb. 20,--0n the 18th,
Eupatoria was attacked on the eastern side
by so pieces Of artillery and six regiments
Of cavalry, under General KosG, and twelve
regiments Of infantry, consisting Of about
$4,000 men under Ostensacken. The
combat lasted from 81 until 10 in the morn
ing. The Russians were vigorously repul-
sed. Their loss is estimated at 500 killed
and wounded in proportion. The Turks
had 88 killed and $50 wounded. Selin,.
Pasha and Col. Rusten Bey were killed.
Eighteen French were killed or wounded.
The sbip-board attack was not renewed
BY the RussianG The steRmers anchored
in the roadstesd contributed snergetically to
the defense of the town, Admirals Lyons
and Bruat sentin steamers to Eupatoria. =
(signed "BRUAr"
sEconD DIsyArcH. "Eypatoria, 21st.--l
4 II n "a, - 1.,l uvren;c adviser with reference