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sMITHLAND, PADUcAH AND CAIRO PACKET
TWICE A NhIsk.

TTNHE light Draueht Steamer MON a G-U -
i TICEiLO, G W CoUCH, Master, asTs-ts5SSa-
vi tun ahovr until JtnuAT, mex,
AFTER which she Will ply regularly this port snd
WATT BOR', and al int dite cings. Orders ieft
h her s for passage freight N mvvt with pronpt
nuon. n. II SAkklSON, -.
Oct22 On A. HAMILTON, "H'NS
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Young AWEHECAl
agents Wanted every county thi, adjoining states
To sell the above aud improved
CORN AND cons MtLL.
NO al such chance 10 money viii be oneredd
Exclusive State and county privileges viii be d,spos-F
Of unusually fair terms, BY application propreto
FAWMEhS ANO SrOCk KAISEnS,
offer sou Corn and Cob NH unsurpassed in the Un
ana which cannot be supe cedr by past future IN
ventohs Is the very M which every Stock
Raj should have u viii crush from u 40 bushels
uanagrd Segh SO us an ss al intact the grindsg
surfaces b prevented wi last any ordinary life
time speak thus OF ITS iurabimy because he me
principle has been fairly tested In the old BARK Mil. Who
MILL ON TRItL
Tor moni n ana IL d0n' complete satisfaction,
return ~ II there Dc any hos dispose let him q
speak satisfaction Is warranted every se
ey refunded The Cr1sr can DC attached 10 horse
water or steam power which renders tr most
M -ouih Of MAson aud Dxons line. All other hers
The sou,h require too much power, viii
oGt. AoeOrdiugtS
TnE LAWS ~ NATURE,
Corn sad Cob NH which admits Of lateral wshbns
motion w, neee sariy, soon war out all other rd'hsr
ameushe 10 this grard Objection aud the Proprietor
fisuute t. In tbs ntru 'tian Il 'OUxs AHEa
icA" have GANED poser, Ana DAFT NTH9IcrSs has
sscne fcon, and caAtLESaH oSE vOHn abe contrary
have ~ vented wabeHug lateral Logion. and all
coirs acknowledge therefore, assert mat IS la
ace invsntion Al The small sun u
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any one wsnsns sood hlS -ss ,ross.y reg ,ssi
"a 10 examine The true mrriti ane pfipcpSs 81 Inn MI
and order RON the fToprietors or Agunts
A liberal discount made 20 dealers
;. q. DROMGOULE, sale Propristor.
Sheibyv,le. Tenn
AGE ITS.
EHs Moore 90, 81 a4rkos street, NAshEile, MAna
cturrrS and General Agsnts.
heaaHanL tEn o. clarkEyiss, Agents for AOntgone,
toa1ty
Al. Watkins, Puiaski Agent for Gre County.
vs. az Hrnt saiea., Assat Or fraiskha Goaaiy, Ten
md gackspu ountY, Ala
ysnes q. Vance, C4stAhsn spring.. Agent for samn.
iounty
:, nAirhsr, celsnbia. Agent SIR Msury County.
". "a, fsii, 2 "a kea z. agvnt ier Fmith Cpens,.
=. X, AAins AhArlcaien. Agxnt ~ bradley EoaEty.
" a. issnisy htss. lsaioa. Agxnts Or Tenn.
- eel iS-6ssly
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ECONOMY AND COwsORT.
Dr. W OILERS
Camphor Wash Mixture,
Patented July II, 1854 and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious 10 Clothes; also


Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious 10 Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
WE under igned. having repeat dy been solicited to
make 4 he Patru tam hDr " ash Mix
turr has concluded 10 sell rights IN this
state, hut will future have the CanphOr wah
hixtur- distributed throe hot thi> Tex
crp in he where rights hav, been posed
and ne the state O., Albania And Ina, he may be BLEED
NOR -h-ctuay to this arJaugcu ent he poses
dfyte the patent Tor tennessee aud Aah ma into "a
shares, fouftt h retained, aud the renal der T5i
sharvs-Nih ne frred "r sae. prtson RENTING ten
dollar will have share in the Patent fourteen
ears rom july H. s5i and %. b. al he time in
ve-tng lsO ave dosr, 20 be the purchase OF tie
ingredients, adye Using aud the necessary expenditure Of
TIE means 70 prep and distribute The Mixture for sale
tonsHnmvu> VI BE- made 10 Shareholders (WhO
quest ~ and 10 other persons the Of q er
remittance And they viii be slowed a commission Of SO
per cent o. their sales, aud also their proportion OF the
profits Al larg.
Annual xhbi Of sales vii be made and vdends Of the
pT"Ht RENTED 90 each Shareholder. No ebts
racted, vi The C. mPsry responsible any, the
0u, ines will be conducte1 upon the cash system.
ANY OF u0e Who have purchase PATENT Tor counties in
tn - tie cn have the privilege a exchanging their rig
tr share al prcA they have paul Tins exchange Eil
be male "a the cost Of thu Piten'ee.
l. IL desirable 10 have least one more active share
holders Ia each count ia he States n1med Slbsc ptons
20 shares vii b. co ed b the is September And
consigmeitS 81 he Mixture Wit hs very there
after Cert es is.usd shared oders who viii quest
tie Agency, they fe,irr IT,
The uner gned will act agent until the shareholders
elect "a directors year, who viii the
geu.rn: until tier shall be elected.
Newspaper IN Mobile, Montgomery Tuscaloosa, Hunts.
vile Tltdega and Tu, umta, tlat vi publ this twice
and other advertisements 20 the aueun of ten dollars, and
send one copy, will receive one share. Address
c. ". CEOZitR. Psientee,
iv2S Knoxville, Tenn.
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MAkuEAcluaEAs avn MmLERs.

IA are general Agents tor the all Gotten and
w Nosacn iasrcs nsnuinetasrd tire of fenns
see. ana have appropriated large and uoii roou
susy er their and sttsge. have also aJffGf
ted nohrr F he sale and agr d fLot alone
Az sc scuid ctfuhy cali iic atetlon
ssa Miisre 81 ihis asFangs
anpnaN ~
4 oH RENT have lsfge ssfIy trek 10 -.
tie talansx ~ t.is fss h vrry hu p e. go
t. a. bALLuek Gta' AseaL
ianit - y aestefsx te<i
"A ANfEn-l vhh !. IuseAaas rtfTf LAAD WAI
w RANTS ser shah si4 fHy b, ~ LETT ars Il pics
H. A. BALttfWt,
sux2S Geni kEsnt ~ " fl~si-sfrk q
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I'nE tew steamer HCMhOLut-6 I'll -
1870 burthen, Capt. NA aEI-nEz,t<l
sTRoSG, IN D. Taslpr, CisrS. ~aSk-Akszs- ezs1s
THIS etc tuer e. noa hn.sisd CiheAust, IA read .
take heT tlace In he trsde
IN, tiurubIid {, entirely beat q the first and
byih tie Nashville md AeU uHde-
her u n ragyh (daWing Uuls 90 nche W tnsbie
her 10 ~ r. "A shen oiists ouly heht
We soAet toE her share u Pub c Pafrun g.
JUuNrON, uOKNE a ga. go.
ect22-en JOHNSON, WEAVER -
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PLANTERS HOTEL.

Broad Street, Augusta, ga.
fftlils res and usoous house, spl-niiy f0r- a.
nisissd. ready faf The rrccpioa Of visitors
Ne. rrsruoa. truprsster Ar. NicxEsssn .sap't- -
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EAsHvlILF AED CrAfTs rec BAlLROAD.
IT, NOTICE TO SHIPPEB 81
@ 90 ; 81

NtlL tn Trrurs sisrf y Is sbuIt Pr sucr and
y Mvtrh naie wl Dc iFiea arross the river On
stean bot a. b. ana te uric - draA ages.
Sh prs tfvi tha al eoos -rnt 10 he detis In
Tacsagrs in ci 81 h alive pfoff ofh .onfenis
vi BE- fj Ci-d r4n vii nu b. rr.ti.--i xpt IN heavy
sns'uf or funny hfzs IN hsit ihn saczs y n ~ re-
hs+d ersn 20 as ~ q ~ atrHsr. ~ t.ir AMI time
pal y -rraiiy r, llri he tran, hip
Jog an b. psf fnfd The Az, q he Dad re
specially u uuc'e gram nj her r. sp.es
sta un'cs ttr sark nv "a. tnrliy ul. ksd
and sccnt sni'a b. 81 "rsrg sirmsnt Ne per-
mi IT, d-ots q u~ house fr gram s pro-
nuce when D. fAn- 8 % b. hed b the conv.n-
If nan-r shipper urd-f f.-ssF. Nhrat % hst
sno' Ill - charte MS ant crnt D tusl Fl
hor tuisi no ard - -faiions - nesrr liver
ard ion Nsshv e nj 90 sisiITsW Ia b. ms whrns
Su b, chaEd 10 cut and oris rrs ha.h-I whs-
key wil h. che u barrel r. M Nashville 10 Chstta-
noega Al srce- 80 rEht dss gnsed oar Tar q a. ia
a. "a snd 81 e a. Nj b. eaiIisi resent srn rAlss
g. AND R<ON
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A. H0UK,


NAIERILIZED IRON MANEt IL.
THIS magnificent style Of Msnte is taking the place
Of all other desc ptions, both Of its supe
Or beatty richness durability and particularly its cheap
,sss While their cos s ony about half that Of the rea
sFbe they indeed exceed the former 10 bSzuty have
periar lustre, less liable soil. are much easier
Sgpt clean, and far exceed mtrbe in durability and are
ne lime, less liable 70 break.
The undersigned AGENTS for the manufacturers Wal
ace, LgOw 20 Louisville, KY will fsrnish then
their patrons. ana the pubic generally, with CRATES
CT pieces and every thing complete will also srper
ptend their putting up STEWAkT A OWEN,
stove Dealers and TinWzre Manufacturers,
narAi' dgUtf No. 81 Mark-t
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20 n Al T.

~ y y u
nNihs 18Th Of January viii sell 20 ih~ hlPhey %
~ bisdrT. ny GracI OF I.a "a. CONTINUING about
Co.. elcar,, the esance tn Der, ug -
milr from PO Koya the q Sa1kuI Pork Rs
RIVER u eel adapied To the grosth Wheat, C0Th and
Tobacco, vi so,lfstsbiS Improvements o. seeded
Ia Wheat, nveni good mills. twp oi whrh
faeiurtng OF he'd kxvr, 10 niles from
Carksve In root ~ l. hborhoed CONVENIENT 10 schook
and churches 1KhNs-One-lird "a b. te hai IN
and ears, Posses,n given by The LIT Of
February for further PARTICULAR cali on J. Darden, Of
Nashville. ~ rns, ON the Ir-nFsrs
aecIs wawlm uoS am'ss5 GEO. McCAuLEY.
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kB Capt. n. nrFFELD will remain in New Orean. dui np
the aSon, agent tor he Nashville, Memphis and
New Orleans line - Wall Steamers An for the
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT All busiues, ntrusted u his
the above boats will be promptly attended TO free Of
charge. tecl1 A. L.. DAVIS
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NASHVILLE. sMITRIAND AAD PAIUCAH
REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & EAsH
VITIE PACKET

DuRiNG the ensd ~ season, the Tr1 -
H comWodous igp rsugh team zzr9-N5s4sal
er, MAbN' Liza, X :. &c, DDER, Mas
ters vii regularly allow, sud 70 ali inirrmeiaie
landings Being exceedingly tFht az nc,rs raugtO vi n
Superior accommodations b. IaEssngrr snd ptbie u
maSing quick tips solicit uhlc patronage
~ orders len with 81 hsr n the md. gned Tor freight
either way wall meet ompt agirl ton
-. ~ IAR iS)N, (,,.
oet29- en- A. HAMILTON. As'"N
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS


L he fine Freight and Passenger a IN -
1 steamer, L. HnWAKD, y. EEFH-TilfsssSSal |
NORTHERN Mas"- has commenced. na-rS4EzSs-z-ze-zEh
AID viii continue 10 make regular trip betarn this Guy
and New ora the pres Mt Her espaciy for
ry'ug freight eQua boat in the trade shippers
may r,ly upon ptuess in the d very # goods.
novi5-6n j. X. YEErM ~, Agents
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NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET,

NJ I'LL rua the ensuing season be sd -
w tScrn shc above poffs. The 81 rgk.seN4
AmeFca has been ektd aud taor ud1zklkzza.lss<
oush retairr this H. and sc have tesita GA H ~
hal she h. Ia respect strsrgth tqus O. asy bat -
Ihs Der has brca lhFoushiy aaf a, nd
the travelling cunnany u on tits b AZ Tor much
o. tor any toat 10 tie Trade lHp Jotnone onk 81
per Ia b. sth aus scad nj, sac,rifht .
prove has rprrsr ski bls Psssnge q with
cot 4ut fvr fsight psss-ge Agfy 20 tr taptain-n
bard, Or JOHNSON. NFAEEE 60,
No - Market = or 20
A. L. DAVIS,
ocii5-6n L.. S. Nail Packet ones agents
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New GOOdS! New Goods!

New 6OOdS! New GO0GS!
A. &. 81 A. d. Ii EECH
nv receiving large lot Of goods es eciay FOR the
n Wiater it.de.
W have q .OOd assortment Of all nd, Of
DRESS OuBS
In SIX Cashmere aud Del anes entirely Ao large
asSo tuIebt VI
TRIMMINGS
La More ntique and Mes We have large lot Of new
kID GLOVES
OF the est quality. Also large lot u LADIts MIS-
SIS COLL Ks
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
We have s'gr % Of rpris kuss ana Mtts, " ich we
"a " invite AL Nh Az l. want OF such goo give
a cal e buying.
- hilton alb we Se have large bot 81 ali kinds Of
coed aud All We a car fIi aiion OF q Oh
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ICJlAR REV tiIIfIs AND NASHVILLE
NOTICE.
Cholera and Diarrhea Medleated Brandy,
Aromatic Schiedan Snhnanns

which, large of other gods always hand
will give customers better Inducements 70 make then
purchases Of motto being, sua Profits and &c
Saies" LYONS a CO.,
iy12 10 Cedar street
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PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
NOTICE,

fttANG FsAGS-2OO bales (50t 0O) new ~ bushe
" extra heavy GUAM Bags In sure snl or sair by
aa,9 GuRD.tN + 90
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKEl

Il HE ne ana light drAught steamerA tn -
1 CUMBERLAND IAPF NJ d. =. TuEEL 1t'Tssr' IA |
II. hKooKs, being now nearly finished
and the best adapted bot the trade, will
plying the LIST 81 December next, between this
New urleans This boat has superior
passengers, besides being adapted carry every d. crpor
Of freight and stocl in satisfactory For cgut
pssssgr and orders, spp, on board or te
noNS- On H " MAnnISON VT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28
COHgressional.

WASHINGTON, May 27--Scaate-Mr. TrumbIi
gave notice of his intention to Introduce bill to
prevent civil war and restore peace to Kansas
A bill was passed to provide for the introduce
ton of uniform national code of marine signals,
Mr. Slidell called the attention of the Senate 10
photographic report, published this morning, Civ
ing q report of the evidence of Mr.. Sumner be-
fore the joint committee, who were investigating
the assault on him.
A long debate on this subject ensued, attended
by some excitement.
Messrs Sdell and Douglas disclaimed any
knowledge that the assault was contemplated.
Mr. Toombs denied being near Brooks when the
assault was committed. but he approved ofth act.
Had Mr.. Butler been present, be would have as
sumed all the responsibility.
Mr.. Wade, of Ohio, said if the principle of as.
sauts was to prevail he weuid have to come into
the Senate Chamber armed. Although you are
four to one, do not fear to meet you. A man
die in no better cause than defence of the lib
erty of speech" .tt e.s
MIR. Wilson, of Mass, said the assault was bru-
tai, cowardly and murdcrous. 55i sss. -
Mr.. Butler promptly aud emphatically denied
the charge that it was of that character.
Further debate on the subject was dropped. Mr..
Cass made further explanation with reference to
Mr.. Champions correspondence, which, he said,
had misrepresented him. .sa 4,s4ss7 -s-
The special order of the day being the Presi-
dents veto of appropriation bills oU 3.
Mr. Toombs defended the one vetoing the bill
for the improvement of the mouth of the Missis-
sippi. ,t .f,.f9.., sz4 F.. Naa .4H 8i
The further consideration of the subject was
postponed. sg.., 4. .ssa = - gs5a
House Mr. Wallbridge, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported bill granting about 800,
600 acres of land to Michigan, to aid in the con-
struction of railroads in that State.
A motion to lay the bill on the table, failed by q
vote of 80 noes to 81 ayes.
The bill granting land for railroad purposes to
Wisconsin, was passed-ayes 81, to 50 noes. !,
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TnI1oRAPHrC NEWS.
rnnuoRAPHTC NEWS.
REPoRTED FOR TIL y p rSRAT q n
LATER FROM CALlF0IkNlA md OKN.
TRIAL AMERICA.
THE Costa RICANS LEAVING NICARAGUA.
THE INDIAN WAR IN OREGON AND WASH.
iNGToN TERRITORIES.
&c., Ne., &c


- Nrw ORLEANS, May 1.-THE steamer Granada
has arrived here from Havana, which place she
left on the o4th with the California mails 10 the
9Th.
The steamer Illinois had sailed from San Juan
for New York, with 81, soo. 600 in treasure.
California
The news from California Il unimportant.
In Mariposa county the Americans had killed
20 Mexicans and Chilfans ON pretence that an
American had been killed by the Chilians. The
Americans had ordered all the Chilians and Peru.
vians TO leave the county. q
Central America.
The Costa Ricans had shipped 300 wounded at
San Juan Sur for home and the whole army was
retreatiug by land to Costa Rica.
The Costa Ricans say they were deceived with
regard to the feeling Of the people of Nicaragua
towards Col. Walker. They expected to be re.
ceived with open arms, but instead were repulsed
and defeated. Baron Bnlow In bitter against the
representations made to them.
Oregon and Washtnaf0n Territories.
The Indian war in Oregon and Washington Ter.
ritories still continues with vigor The Indians
have been several times defeated.
The volunteers complain loudly of the neglect
of the commissaries in not furnishing them with
rations. Ik
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The Italian Question.

According to the London correspondent of the
National Intellgencer, England and Sardinia are
entirely in accord on the Italian question, and
France processes to adhere to them. Austria, on
the contrary, asserts her claims to keep down lib
erty in Italy by the bayonet and Prussia embraces
the side of Austria. Lord Clarendon was courte
Gus but xplcit at the Paris Conference in regard
to the Neapolitan Government. "We do not wish,
said Lord Clarendon, shat peace should be dis
turbed and thereis no peace without Justice We
ought, then, to mako known to the King Of Naples
the wish of the Congress for the amelioration Of
his system of governments wish which cannot
remain without effect-and require of him an am.
nesty in favor of the persons who have been con-
demned or are imprisoned without trial for political
purposes"
It appears that Naples has taken the hint, and is
preparing to grant an amnesty on large scale
Lord Clarendon, it is added also declared that it
would be advantageous to recommend to the Pope
'the secularization of the Government and the or
gAnization of an administrative system in harmony
with the spirit Of the age" Count Cavour was
equally explicit Hedemanded that "the opinion
manifested by certain Powers in regard to the oc'
cupation of the Roman States should be recorded
in the Protocol :" he declared his wish that the
French occupation of the Roman States should
cease as well as the Austrian, but pointed out how
infinitely less menacing the former was to the in
dependence and liberties of Italy than the latter.
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The BelUiau press.

The London correspondent of the National H.
telligencer, says that one of the most important
questions connected with the Paris Conference
which remains to be examined is, how far Count
Walewskis threat of coercion to Belgium and the
press of that country may affect the future friend
ly relations between England and France. LORD
Clarendon very properly remarked, in reply to the
French Pieuipotentiary's observations In the con-
ference, 'that the representatives of country In
which free press is one Of the fundamental In
situations cannot associate themselves to measures
of coercion against the press of another State. -
Count Buol (Austrian,) on the contrary, declared
that the suppression of the Belgian press must be
considered as an European necessity" Here,
then, there is an avowed antagonsm, on a vital
question of civil policy. between the English Gov
eminent and people on the one hand, and the Gov
ernments of France and Austria on the other. The
Pays paris paper contains violent article against
the Belgian press, and untruy represents that the
Congress voted resolution ''that measure should
be taken to put down the excess of liberty Of the
press In Belgium"
The Intelligencer's correspondent also mentions
arumor that notes have been exchanged between
the Belgian and French Governments ON the sub.
ject of the press in the former country. visit
from King Leopold to Paris is considered very pro-
bable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28
Southern Aid society.

Boston, May 26-The anniversary of the South
ern Aid Society was held at the Park street Church
last evening. The Society was established three
years ago for the purpose of providing the Slave
States with ministers and missionaries. The Rev
DIR. Hayden opened the meeting with prayer
Tho Secretary, the Rev. Mr. Stiles gave an inter
esting account of the objects and operations Of the
Society. e 81 Hi., 80
The first year they raised about 81 00o the sec
ond about $4,000, this year only about $1,000; bu,
the financial year Is not yet closed Theyfhaye
this year sent = missionary to Texas to explore
that Stats. The society spends $e 800 $500 II per
annum in New Orleans IN supporting tract mis-
sionaries. It has also contributed toward sup.
to the slaves in several Southern states THE
meeting was addressed by the Rev. Harvey
Woods Of Mississippi and the Rev. DIR. Parkc1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28
The IJuiversitv of virginia.

The new Board of Visitors for the University
which held its first meeting on Monday, is to de-
eide several questions of Interest One is the
question of div iding the duties of instruction in
the school of Ancient Languages between the Pro
fessors and another the establishment of a PROBES
sorship of English History and Literature Wetrust
the Board will do every thing that is necessary to
increase-if that be possible-the efficiency of this
noble institution. 1t now numbers nearly sir hun.
Orsd students, and will soon we hope, be the very
first of American Universities in numbers, fame
and influence
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC

NEW YORK, May 27.-The steamer Baltic has
arrived with dates from Liverpool to the l4th inst
Her news is of considerable interest.
Treaty Concluded.
commercial treaty had been concluded be.
tween Persia and the United States.
The S0und Dues.
On the 9th inst, Russia Sweden and Ogden.
burg signed protocol at Copenhagen, agreeing,
condtionally, to the capitalization of the Danish
Sound Dues 1850 = - -
Russia.
II is rumored that Russia has demanded an ex.
PLANTATION respecting the secret treaty signed be
tween France, England and Austria jointly, guar
anteeing the independence of Turkey. The re.
port had not affected stocks In the English mar.
ket.
The Russians under Gen. Moursvieff had com.
menced new campaign against the Circassians.
Belgium.
The excitement in Belgium on account of Count
Walewskis attempt to muzzle the Belgium press
still continued. The latest mail says an agreement
with France had been effected.
France.
The French secret societies were causing the
Government much trouble.
Italy and Sardinia.
Affairs in Italy continued to attract much atten.
ton. Count CavOur had presented two important
notes to the Sandman Chambers.
England.
The news OF GenefA w aiker S last Dattle with
the Costa Ricans had created great excitement in
England.
The Baltic.
1t was rumored that an American squadron
would soon enter the Baltic.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, May 14---Cotton unchanged and closed
du sales for three days 10 600 bales. Wheat tribe
lower with little speculative denand-red 3d. Sd %
los Id; white So. dolls. Sd. Flour trhe lower,
with little speculative demand-Western Canal Siis.
Ohio and Baltimore SIS I'd White Corn scarce, and
advanced Is quoted at 500. 03ls mixed declined ls
and dull at 29s 029Is.
Weather favorable for agriculture. e.... .
Consols IS 095l