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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
ERIpAY Fab. y. ls.

FRIDAY. Feb. y leoo-2 Z. n.
ASHES are quiet ard nominal in value.
CorrosrTte market 10 dull and depressed since
the steamers sdvices.
FLOUR AND MgAL-The demand for the home trade
hs. improved but for export there is very te doing
the better grades have tendency to advance, while
the low descriptions are freely offered. Tns sales Of
Western Canal are ., 800 bbls. at % 25Sss 62 tor
common to good State, and 81 s7es9 IS for mixed
to good brands Michl an, Indiana and common to
good Ohio.
Canadian Flour is quiet; sales $50 bbls at ", IN
bond, and 81 so 80 Ell, duty paid. Southern Flour
ia more active, without change in price, sales 200
bbls. at o. a.. 9s9 81 for common to good brands
baltimore, AAxandIis, &c Rye Flour unsltered
Corn Meal-lOo bbs cold at o. so for Jersey; Bran
DIVINE, S..
GRAIS-Whest is dull and nominal, and We have
no saes to report. Oats rather suffer, but With
out chsrge in quotations.
Corn is in good demand for lots 10 fill vessels, with
none TO be had we ave but TO note sales of 10000
BUSH white and mixed Southern, to arrive, at 81 OIL
ON the ,pot this would command more money
WRIsKY-The market is frmer; small sale OIL
Prison at &c., now held at Csc.
PRovrsIoxs-Pork is quite 6rm Beef Is steady At
,esterdsy's figures. LAID Is steady at 81 aloc Bot
ter steady at 22927c. for State; l5e2oc for Ohio'
Cheese unchanged.
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American Securities.
R,chardson, Spence q Coz Csreaaar.

D. 1so,a< LIVERPOOL Fn6sy, Jan % b, Is3
Tn. u proved tore the CoRs Trade noticed n oar last
Csul.r until Tuesdays market a. whieh nited
tu.n, ., trfng advance on Flour Wheat and
Ipeisn Corn In z..l a..
Tuesday entirely ost ana oar qaossas
Az A. on Fud,y lat; impossible. however 70 we even
= moderste su.ntity At them Phls1slPhi. and o.n"rs
i,ISaias Req icIsdUjs p 15rs. MIsd isD.S coss SiS
G13s. yellow a. cas- snd White, +H6n45i Y 40
OWN prevalence Of ss"srly wsds the mPsu Sf Ba1Ao
sIvTys are efspt tue suPpes rrsn farmers htve s's
materially fallen Of being only 77o qaarieis last wees
R.ly-Gey-Inmept has advertised for fuftner supply OF
600 ti-re.s but conS zach vuusiy 20 exclude
American unl.s specially p.ehsd for the ,ufpose The zene
-. in unfsvorsble effect 90 the mar
s IA The sde dgrpz the weet nN beer exceedingly iais
ID stock have to sapply eoiv retail
1.n.nn urces remsin before but ~ o1ef 100 9aAaty
-on ROT be rejected az . reduction oflse5l v fierce
PoRY hss been freely TAKEN sodoi 0svsrnneas 70
auIes ~ ee tierees
In BACON there u not mueh activity ~
LIap shade kne sales reseh About DO fsns on the
srer and 70 arrive. stP eSI Revt
FT.IIow s. d@ Y ewt and not sslshls
ou,kcIrrox BAxK and io 10 made fos PnilAde!-
rha In retsil =. a., -, T.. r.-
~l.p uocie. hbswp TO b Oh the way arrive
Torros ri, the v.eh senvs bat since Tn-sdsy tbs
s.n,ss IN Of Dooey and unsettled STATE
OF pse sfss have esHsea al entire change seiaS and
"a. very Gull at lest qaotason,. Sales this week
81 40 bsI.s Of vlieb ~ $50 we're American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

TosoSro Thursday, Feb. 8, 1885,
The steamer Chief Justice ran aground on her vay
here from Niagara Her passengers were landed SAFE
BY means Of rope from the vessel to the shore. e.
forts are sail mailing to tighten the ship and get
her Of.
Messrs. Henry Bulmer. J. p. Litch6eld, n. ID.
Richards, and Louis Richards have been appoistsd
judge from L. Canada for the .slec,iOo Of PRO-
ducts from Upper Csnsca for the PAris Exhibitor.l
QuEBEc, Thursday, Feb. 9 isss.
There was cor siderable riotiog at the Municipal
election TO day, In the St Peter and Cnanplain
Wards. Msxham, defeated candidate, he's snssrsd
protest ainst the election, on account Of threats
Of violence.
Several citizens were cruelty beaten with blsdssous:
The military were called out to restore order nd
quiet, but they did not set
Hear, a NJ an who IVES convicted Of taking part n
the Gsvazxi riots and Who fned f25 for dong
40. has been elected from the Chsmplsin Waxd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
FRANCE

REMARKABLE SUCCESS OF THE LOAN.
Tie kosue~r has several cossrstulssory srt'css on
the r. ark able success of the loan. Not les than
100 600, 600 francs-f may believe The state
nents-hsve been place At the dispoeA OF the Gov
eminent which s.ksd DO more than 500 900 600; and
the lumber Of subscribers 10 III 900, large portion
whom are for sums upder or Dot over 500 francs.
General. Peliesier Rivet and Devlhers have iet
for BE Crmea.
The Moniter, publishes the bill adopted 6y the
legislative Corp, calling out 40 900 men Of the
ess Of 1854
Symbolics Of the present good understanding nat
q, preteIt exists between France and Austria. Coun.
Buol has received the Grad Cree of the Legion OF
honor, and N. D'ouin oe h1ys ms been decorated
with the Grand Cross Of the Order OF St Stephen OF
Austria
Prince Napoleon left Consssntinople on the 18th
for Frasce but the state of his health u the rsA-
con assigned for his leaving the army he will probs'
bly, stay some time at Malta.
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sian, dare not approach the town on that Ode. The
Rss.,Ap cavalry however, about 600 SroDg form .
esrSsn ssound Espa,oris and e6ectasly prevent the
town from bsng prcvisioDed from the int dor. This
source Of ,upply having been stopped everything |"
now brought BY sea-
So extraordinary is the want Of arrangement in the
dtribuiion Of requisites for the British, thst Lord
Raglan has been compelled 70 borrow 10000 great
coats from Gen Csnrobert. And in grea; haste the
other day two agents Of the British Commisssr"
cane 20 Bslailsvs and taking the Art ship they
could 6pd-which chsncsd to be one that had lam I"
anchor for q considerable time, with cargo rom
England on board, there being no one su'non.eo |"
eoeive it-,bey set out for Constantinope. On the
way they happened to mention to the captain OF tho
,h;n that their u ent mission was to buy shoes for
The troops, who were in wretebed condition for
want. The captain, in reply, gave them the agrees
BILE information that bis ship had several thousand
ca.e, of shoes on board for those very troops, but
that there wa no proper officer to receive them
cone quenily they could not be landed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
CONsOLs, Oh TO 81 is.

The United States Mail steamer Atlantic, which 'eft
Liverpool at O'Clock the afternoon Of Saturday,
The 27rb January, arrived at this port this morning.
The Atlantic arrived out at o. clock on the morn
ing Of Monday, he 22d.
The steamship Great Britain arrived at Liverpool
On the 24b, with dses from Australia to Oct rs, and
IN specie ESQ, 900 steriisg
Almost the only intelligence Of interest brought by
This sv IL to be found in the proceedings OF the
British Parliament, in which the conduct Of the wH
i. discussed in shirt very much the reverse Of fs-
voreble TO the Government. Lord John Russell has
resisu.d, and other changes, amounting 70 total
breakup Of the Ministry, are talked of.
From rhe .eat Of war we have nothing new. Tho
Vienna Conference will not meet until the middle Of
February.
Mos, of the nations of Europe are placing their
mics On q war footing. Opinion changes several
lin es day az to the prospects, of early peace. As
hopes Of speedy setiems mt recede fears Of an eI.
tension of the area Of hOstes increke and in Paris
il 10 common remark that spring will see French
aru'y marching on the Rhine.
Mixers & Thompson, Of Liverpool, have suspen-
ded payment In Csc, 600, chiefly owing to Losses in
the Australian trade. Various sinister rumors were
in circulation on Liverpool Change to the effect that
a number Of other heavy failures are imminent
Horne, Esger & Co., London, have suspended in
Eiao,ooo. Tariff & Sharp, iron dealers, Nsw-Cum-
mock, Scotland, have also Suspended for large
amouDt
Liverpool Cotton market, owing to the dullness in
Manchester, tghtntss Of money and unsettled state
Of poirical affairs very heavy at last quotations.
sales, for The week, 81. 40 bales The Corn market,
which opened the week with spirit, fell of aud closed
quietly a, about lsst weeks quotations. ConsOls, 81
Q9l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
REPORTED BATTLE.

ltvss reported at Vienna on the aSth that battle
bed been fSpgh, before Ssvsstopoi in which the Rus
sians we've victorious, bat direct authentic sdvices
non baisAisva, received the previous day, said that
nothing new had occurred.
Ii -ss Pe'iti'ely asser,ed ths Oner Pssha's force
~en'o o'en operations on the 18Th January, by ad-
vsne unoer cover Of the artillery OF the hees al ing
be eessi SSard the Alma and the Beloek The lest
he Turkish c'avo,s sailed from varns on the l4th
for BslskisyA
A letter nom Ksniesch, of January 8, says: "The
"bsiie,es Of mortars Of the French armv c.u.s CON-
"sdersble 10Y Anoe to the Russians who retrestea
"iD great Numbers toward Simpheropol"
vpSsr date Of January IL, Csnstansnople letter
rertiors that The French so-gun ship DEER w.,
Which ran Ashore on the 18th Of November, hes been
tursed into fort and is Of much to the alice.
nse are 100 men on board. WITH guns, and ths de-
tlse ,b. can make is % formidable that The Roe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
POSITION OF PRUSSIA.

The Paris publishes news from Ber-
lin-but without guaranteeing is suthensicity-thst
the Allies have dacided not to ALLOW Prussia to par
ticpate in the Vienna Conference except on the fol-
lowing condition
/ That Prussia accedes to the treaty of Dec. o
ii. That che does not oppose the demand made BY
Austria for the mobilization Of the federal contin-
gents.
III. That she herself shall moboliEe q force of
leo. 600
On the other hand, Prussia claims right to psrti-
cipste in the Conferences in her capacity of great
European power, and because che was contracting
party 10 The treaties which under revision. Prus-
ssia has therefore sent protest to the Cebinets Of
Vienna, Paris and London against the validity of
any resolutions that are passed without her psrticips
ton in the Conference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
THE WEATHER.

TIE weather has moderated somewhat in severity,
end Sigh, furry Of snow has Just commsnced fall
ing, bat judging from sppe,nnees, We msy expect q
thsw before night.
The ice that had drited on 10 the shores OF New
jersey and Staten leland, and sboked up the Bay
has broken up this morning and come up with the
food tide into the East River
Large felos ard drifts of snow-eovered ice are now
10 TANNED into the East River a. to gresily impede
the fey boats and the navigation Of other vessels
ha. been stopped entirely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
RUSSIAN RE. REINFORCEMENT FOR THE
CkIMEA.

letes from Odessa, of the 9Th in the OIL Dentsehe
Post 'sye Il sm able to inform you positively that
"ibe Russisps have taken all the necessary measures
" for assuming the Offensive in the Crmes, and you
"rsy shorty expect to hear Of their moving for
ward, IS they have received the necessary reen,
"frceD ebts"
The Wanderer, of Vienna, of the 10th, says that
the e1eitiens made to send Tge BODIES of troops to
the Crimes frem the Danube are iocessant. Prince
Gorchsk Of on the 5th, ordered Gen. Lsders to m AXE
soiveri, into the Dobrocjs, 10 order TO prevent
possible, the Turks from leaving Varns or the Cr-
neA This order led TO the movement Of aeu. Pau
lcf Cd the sth and 9th Large bodies OF Russian
troop. have been ordered to concentrate themselves
a, Perekop, so as to al erward advance ON Eupsto-
rs, and attack the place by assault if necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
THE RUSSIAN INTERPRETATION OF THE
FOUR POINTS.

The AupsJurp Gazette Of the 22d January, pub
thes the folio wing as the basis Of the Interpretation
of the four guarantees az drawn up by Prince Cor
chsko sent by him. before the conference Of the 9TH
January, to st Petersburg and the acceptance Of
which by the Emperor Nicholas, ives telegrsphed to
Vienna. On this basis the conference Of the 9TH OF
January was held, at which closer agreement
(rtite,e Versfddigung/ between the ENJOYS was at
tempted This 10 the draft Of Prince Gorchakofs
which bad previously received the preliminary ap-
proval Of the Austrian and Prussian Cabinets 1t is
as follows:
l. Abolition Of the exclusive Protectorate Of Rus
ss In Modavis and Walschs, the privileges OF those
Provinces recognized by the Sultan being placed un
der the guarantees OF the Five Powers.
ii. Free navigation Of the Danube, according TO
the prDcpled BY the Acts Of the Congress OF Venns
in the Article on FIuvial Communication Control OF
q NAKED Commission, which would be invested with
the neeears poacers to destroy the obstacles existing
at its mouths, or which might, at later period be
formed there.
Ill Revision of the treaty of 18th of July, ls4, to
attach more completely the existence Of the Ottoman
Empue TO the balance Of Europe. do not refu'e to
come 10 an uaGeradndtng, ~ formal conference fr
pace oh the rhich the three Courts may propose
10 put end 10 ~hat they cal he preponderaree Of
Rus.,a Tn the b. sck Sea, on condition that IN TIE choscs
Of tho,e means there be not Of nature TO snnge
won tee rights Of soreregny 81 my august Master on
on k,s orn e,r,tory (ehe- iS,./
Nv. A collective guarantee OF the FIVE POWERS
(subetiufed for the exclusive patronage possessed
hitherto by some Of them for the conse ration and
obrery OF the religious privileges of t1e different
Christian communities without distinction OF form OF
vonhip on condition that the realization OF the sol
emp prouises made in the face of the world by the
Eat Christian Powers shall be serious and consc
entious work. and that the protection promised shall
be tfficsciOus, and not vain word.
The Asss6uyg Gazette publishes the above in
French with the passages in italics, as marked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
THE WAR.

PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE OF SEvASTOPOL.
Nothing new nor important has occurred since pro-
vious accounts. The following are the latest dis
pstcbes:
To JANUARY ia Dispatch from Admiral Bruat,
Of date January 49, thus reports progress:
THE cold has been pretty sharp the last few days.
Since yesterday, the weather Is mbder. and the snow
has th.wed though the wind is still from the north.
In tbe night between the 9TH and 8th the Russians
made ,ore az aiDst the parallel which IL in adv
OF battery No 10. Our toloiers waited until they
were within point blank distances and then vi ,erOusy
repustd them. They left many killed upon the
gieubd.
in The hight between the llib and l2tb $50 Rus
ssns attacked our lines Driven back, after hand
to-b,rd fight Of some minutes they LETT in our works
seven kiltd aid two prisoners wounded. Our loss
Wa i've weuDotd.
January n--Considerable reinforce nents have
recently reached the Allies. Liprapd has sgaio ad-
yApced his outposts to the TcherncSs. 10000 kus-
sisDs with 60 eups said to be at Perekop.
JANUARY l2.-Lette,s Of this date from the Crimea,
state thst the Flagstaff Battery had been mised by
che French who only favorable opportunity to blow
M Sickness was on the increase in the camps.
Another dispstch which arrived at Mareellcs, Jan.
Q2 stated that the allies had not undertaken anything
new in the CJimes as they were waiting until the
Turl sh army had all assembled at Eupatoris- No
bsule had been fought, as was reported. The be-
se'ged had repaired aud reoccupied the Quarantine
fort. Gen Brown was sbout 10 resume his CO nmand
IN the Grin ca.
Gen. MeDcbkoff is reported to have said; Our
"hoops may rest; Generals January. February, and
March will 6ght our battles far better than we can
Mercantile letters from st. Petersburg are to the
lsth January. Their tone continues pacific.
An hospital s about to be established by the Allies
for 2,O9o men at Smyrna, and an establishment for
convaletceIt t. at Rhodes.
Aecordipgto Russian reports Of the 18th from Sc
vss,cpoI, many of the Allies desert and join the
Russians.
The Duke Of Cambridge, like Prince Napoleon,
has lett the army the plea of i'll health. Both these
seicns Of atty at Malta the way to their re-
speetive homes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
u.r,ru Brothers & Co.'S Circular.

p, h,Loste LoKpos, FrsSay, Jan 26, 1855 ~
AMI aurips The wees with mi ed sses paelic suetioa
Ho.1Y % 10 brisk dem. nd CossoLs esve oil siSst Ter
uon,x ard Oh for the New DOLLARS, 50t oar
s,Lvs. 5IJI spanish DouBLooss 1913 p,id 76 sshsd
lsss Company Bills advanced yesterday % 90 w.
sd,iees Of The OvesDd Mail with the following dates; Cal
cults fth C.n.sn lilh ana Shanghai SIN Dseeneer o.,
CocHaEsL-5f bsss public sJd esdiiy Hon dur1 sl'
yer si.dsYs; Blsei, 5IiS4fj Tsssrihs Silver SIeSis
Blseb 5inGtI.
CoPpER y firm at upchsnsed rates. 49,
CoyrEE OF Plantation C-yon 80 cabs SIS bags and S
bbis have offered s,ctoni the coiory de cnpons
sd,ly fs tho pAi hnds So %
Sos paid oI fine 70 zoe hne do sDd 5os 10 $50 Tor
low mid u mid OF So bags Native Ce,on fey 100 sold
trom 81 bales long berry Mosbs soId veil prices
from 7sa1sj 26,O Ri, have oeea sold shsst
for u port 1t tree Of particular average Ths
following and stocAs on st inst compared
With those 81 the CORES ponains end last year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
SPAIN
WANT OF CONFIDENCE.

WANT OF CONFIDENCE.
On the 18th Of January motion Of want OF conf
dence in the Ministry vas brought forward in the
Cortes, and, after some discussion, Wa rejected by
l3s votes against 50.
Accounts from various parts Of Spain give indics
tons Of an approaching Csrift instruction. Reports
are spread that Cabrera has entered Spain but they
are, az yet, doubtful.
Senior Sevisno, Minister of Finance, has resigned,
and is succeeded by NJ Msdos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
ASIA.

A letter dated Kss, Dec. 2s, stares that the sp-
pointnent of Ismael Pssha TO command the army OF
Anatois had produced the best effect on the troops.
Kars and the environs fortified. The Turks had
opened communic alton With Scbmayl whose force
number &c, 900, Of whom 5000 are regular troops.
Prince Beratypski Pole, Lieutenant in the Russian
Guard had deserted to the Turks.
There IL, once more, a rumor that the Turkish Gov
erpment is in possession Of authentic intelligence Of
the death Of Schmsyl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
Paesengsrs An1yea

IN Ne ssea..ais Iiisask l'sn Ls~Sso-6es y UeSss
Mr.. n slsr and chic, hss Chssssd Lehnss. Asy. J.
lose. Ma ~ Tuner sn C:ess.. nr' selis'ss - asss
Ma and Mics wills sullivan. Hg ard Mn herns, nssssi
W " Nan ee.lmt, I. Lsis.e 4 e. bo,ssoot c -.
". Broasbsns A. Futin. spssr, juvs, Rtvs.s ".
Hors. w H. Springer. Q. Rogers. q. Coban. Ylase.
n s.sss JOE. Pea wr,sbt.os, ashi NJ Dsvsns, 3.
Laurent Mr. Gal vsy hr Z~hrssy esisey. tsA wdlh<,
Mr. Hesorisy. asss all. Ar. CslA0sL a. 0iAsD, NJ
Oesss, Mr. Noble, NJ ChsDet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
THE ICE, &c.

The ice, which for several days, has been packed
in and obstructed the Staten lsland ferry bosss q
Staten Island, all disappeared last night, and he
Quarantine landing is now fire from Toe.
The revenue-custer has been got out from u
beach and is now at The Public Store DICK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
LSSEMBLN

Motion made Ia .dsourn = Monday: agreed to.
Mr.. PETTY lad On the table resolution q sccsps
the invitation Of tie G. vernon. OF the Aims Hoase On
the .'th, ard that chen the Hrue adjourn on The
Goth !, be 10 the 'ollc sirs MsnSsv.
On motion Of Mr. WATERBURY,, . re-oiu,ioa va
adopted aurc into the action OF he axle Rail-
way Company charging .x,--f>re or way -passsnwxs
On motion Of Mr. q kEEFE the use Of the Az
senbly chamber granted Friday evening noxt
to Frederick Duglsss, to speak on The Rights II
Man
Mr. STEBBlNS called up the motion under debate
Yesterday to recon nit the Temperance BILL with 10.
ct uciiors to repor, complete on Monday, and thas
Motion for the previous question vss seconded
The fret par, Of the r-sonton referring the bin to
be reported complete wss sgreed to BY vote Of 50 -
SO; and The latter part tia, dnsl vote on the bill b
tai en- on Wednesday next VS. sdoptsd-s< 10 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
THE DANUBE.

The Paris Patr,s says that the recent passage Of
the Danube BY the Russians has given rise to de-
msnd for explanations from Prince Gortchakoff on
the part Of Austs, and that at the same time orders
have been sent to Count Coronini 10 prevent the
Russi ans from recommending campaign on the Dan
ube.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
MENCHIKOFF'S LATEST.

JANUARY i7.-rbe following dispatch is published
from St Petersburg, o5th Jan having been received
from Prince Men shiko under date Jan. II.
"Tbe siege operations do not advance. Two sue.
etssfu night sorties MADE on the 18th and 18th
January. We took IA English and French prison.
ers The Allies lost considerable nu nber 10 killed
Arab deserters cay that the Turks are trestsd with
vtYy little consideration by the Allies who employ
them to carry prcecties provisions, and other loads
from BalakIays."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
ss4 go see ss7 500 90 ss5 600 go 80 go 90

SnAsH.up on TIE MILWAUKEE, AsD Mississippi
RAnRoAD.-Tps passenger tram from here to MI
the came way, between Gene see and NsakeshA- The
engineer .ased HIM Elf by jumping OF the lSeoms-
tive. sighfjy sprsinipg his saels. T~o horses ssrs
killed. ore of them having HE hesd cat squrely 90,
and bic BODY jerksd bach sssd and oossd ssfoss tns
boiler. Two care ere destroys 81 snd tbs enGras ss
vssi Injured. fhsissD Dsnoerss, Jas ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
BLACK SEA.

According to advices from Bucharest, Of the 24th,
the adirals have declared all the porte of the Black
Sea and the Sea of Azof in state Of strict blockade
and bave captured or laid an embargo on several ships
laden with provisions end ammunition for the Rus
.isns. The serew-steamer Black Sea, with the sub
marine telegraphic cable to connect Varna with
Balaklavs, has put back, damaged, to Hsrwich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
THE ARMY OF SWEDEN.

place The entire Swedish army on awarfooting with
the Utmost dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
THE SANDMAN ALLIANCE.

The force Of Piedmontese placed at the disposal OF
the Allies numbers 20, 900, complete in all arms Two
English and two French staff officers have gone from
the Crnea to Torip to make the necessary arrange
mept. with Gen. La Marmora, the Piedmontese Com
mande Pin Chief.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
AUSTRIA.

Activity continues to be exhibited IN the war Do
partmeht. u-,. -,
Baron Baumgsrtner has resigned the Ministry OF
Finance and Commerce. He wil be succeeded oy
Baron Bruck Who, in turn, will be succeeded a. Mo-
inter At Constantinople by Baron Roller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
THE VIENNA CONFERENCES.

The Conferences are not expected to meet for
business, before the middle Of February. The 9Th
has been uentioned "a a probable day. Various
rumors are aAost to tn effect that France and Eng
land will tend special Commissioners to treat, and
that other changes will be made in the manner Of
conducting the negotiations. We attach little or no
weight to these suggestions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
THE SWISS AUXILIARIES.

Britain make but slow progress in enrolllnS Swiss.
The French foreign legion is to be increased BY tao
Swiss briga6es under Swiss officers, whe viii take
rank in The French army.