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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06

The Black Republicans continue to pile I'D evil
dence of the most imposing character of the hope
essness of Buchanan's chances at the North We
10 not open one Of their papers without meeting
with an account of some leading and influential De-
0iccTdt, who has abandoned Buchanan and gone
over to Fremont. The last one Of these to hand. is
ex-Lieut Gov. Myers, Of Ohio who last year was
the candidate Of the Democracy for that ofHce-and
is now, till he came out for Fremont the can
ddate Of that party for Congress in the Toledo Dis
trict In Illinois, Col Bis.ell, n leading Democrat in
Congress year ago. is now the Fremont can
ddato for Governor In New York it is still worse
there the soft Democracy have gone over by plat
toons. In other States, the defections are every
where numerous and appalling A letter from
Hughesville, Penna., to the ~ Y. Tribune, says:
81 am one Of eight brothers, oil Of whom voted
for Pierce, and all will 30 for Fremont"
The same paper says:
"a correspondent from Crawford county, Pa
writes US that that county, which last fall gave .
oOO majority, Is now sure to give Fremont at least
/ 1000 Erie county, he says, will be nearly 1000
Tor Fremont; Warren, formerly strong Democratic
county, is decidedly for Fremont"
"rhe Chicago Tribune says that in many towns
in northern Illinois, where the Democrats had ms
J''il ''t year, leIc VIII not be stff1fe rOts given
Tor the buchanan ticket this year"
These are awful samples Of Democratic detection (;
and they go to prove the truth Of what the " y.
/ Ir'b""e has indiscreetly confessed, that but for
| FHimore, the Fremont ticket would sweep the en-
tire North. Filmores friends are the only conser.
vatives and effective opponents Of the Black Repub-
licans; they out Of the contest the Black Republi-
cans would have no serious adversary
Besides these individual defecdons, the foreign
vote promises to desert in body. Fremont, being
Catholic, Is certain Of the whole foreign Irish Ca
tholic vote which is at the disposal Of Archbishop
Hughes Being Freachgdn by parentage aud
bir" ne will get all the French; and being opposed
to slavery, he will sweep the Germans who are pre-.
eIninently antslsvery
Nothing but the whole conservative strength Of
the North united upon the most available candidate
Fillmore can stand against this formidable combina
ton Of foreigners and abbitonists
Why, in this state Of things, will Southern Dem.
ocrats persist in throwing away their votes upon
BuchananY
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June 2sh 1856 Little Plymouth King and Queen eounv Va
Lucy hMMORk ROY In the 18Th OF her aEeodest
Of DR. Beverly D. Roy.
The death young auAkens peculiar feelings In
teres ADD reminds Of belief Of the Aneents, that
Shou The Gods love de young Like delicate flower
hEed she has been cot OF In the spring time Of e
IN her youth and oveness consigned 70 IN. silent tomb.
The mind matured beyond her and giving promise
igure erceencher amable disposition gentle
shesraness and patience With which she the suffering,
n-dous SUD proracd dseasrendred her
circle 81 acquaintance.
Hsr rsgou. experience "a. particularly interesting esemp
ng be ncacy OF living faith In deprvng death Of sting
psve o. " rror Although she had evidently long
Ject o. deep relgous mpreons, Il until within
o. her seeeas. hs, her sIrme humility permitted her
nope VA. she had obtained Interest w the
rom % time until her death her serenity Of mind undsubed
except BY anxious soctude for the spiritual welfare
surviving parent 70 whom she dsvotedy attached Though
onnned Tor many vesrome months bed
% utter complaint
lev hours before her DEATH she called
hg them That she dying embraced
feEe OF each Seelng father much Affected she
MN ~ ne loved her. not a. he would Heaven
aud earnestly EXPORTED him
ahEng Jesus lover - SOUL but
lingering lev hours apparently she peacefully
her last Her triumphant snd adords healing balm grief
her friends Tor though sy esy departure u
ssed of 20 many endang qualities they feel confident
suranes that their los IL her gain, aud
"ihst her pure spirit freed from clay,
In Heavens 81 Of dav.u
hifdleser, July 18Th, 1850
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even now have not read It. and e,pee, TO do So
BY gancing parts Of IT, infer that Il /. but an
binary plsn-common all par es-for organization pre
'minary to an election. But bad as Il Nigh, be-pro
eeeding merely from unofficial pcrsons sinks to nothing
by the eide Of the secret circulars Of Mr. Charles James
fsulkner-addressed to the officers OF the Federal Gov
ernment-and establishing system Of official e..
oa' upon the conduct and sentiments Of the people In
every neghborhood In the coufcderacy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06

The Democratic press u making great TODD over a
Consultation of the American League" shich has fallen
INTO their hands aud appears 70 have been publish
ed At "the Whg job ONCE" atempt Is made TO con.
meet this paper with tie mstcr IL may or may not have
been published At the "whg job Once - thousand. OF
thing uc publ-hcd there Of which We know nothing
Democratic crculits among the humble. Tor augbt We
know. This document We never saw or heard of-.nd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06
Ohm w. BRYCE.

THE CASvAss Jackson. We learn from the Point
Pleasant Republican whose worthy Editor was there
that Col 5 l.. HAys the Democratic Elector for this Con.
gressOnal District, opened the Presidential campaign in
Jackson court day the 10th inst From the report OF the
COlonels speech infer that t mere rehearsal Of
the stereotype speech prepared for Democratic orators for
the campaign in Virginia, and consists mainly OF low
abuse Of the American paryR boast that Buchanan IL
going 70 sweep the whole UnOnthat he IL the only ma
tOua candidateand that the Democratic party is the
only national parythat Mr.. Fillmore has not the chance
OF getting the vote Of hardly single Stae-that Fremont
- really the only opponent Of Buchanan and prevent
fremont- election by the Free States il il all important
that the old line Wigs Of the South should vote With the
Democrats for Buchanan-and then follows the closing
scene, the honeyuggng appeal the Wings to come to
the rescue to help the Democrats get the country out Of
the difficulties into which they Themselves have plunged
IT,
John J. Jackson Esq, Of Wood, being called Tor an.
swered Col Hays Kidding bis speech the Cincinnati plat
Form, aud the political prctensons Of Buchanan with ar.
gunents and facts and With his intable wit and satire
20 the very great delight aud Qualification Of the American
portion Of the large audience. We hope this il not the
last time friend jackson will meet and deuosh the Dem
ocratic stumpers ~ this campaign.
The discussion continued by D. Frost the Afneri.
can Elector for Jackson, and by H. Fitzhugh R-a The
Republican had space for report Of their speeches
but readers that the cause Of Fmors
suffered no detrment in the hands Of Dan Char
le'toH VA Republican, July 20.
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O. M M Z ROIAI,
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

osrso. 90 vus VINE. August o. 1863.
The quarterly returns Of the Banks this Stat, Ito l.t
Jay) come TO hand the fashion, -oAy IN.
Of progress. In which live In States rslre.d ana
other similar statements within dat, 4.
which hsy are made Here requires weeks sonsus,
"nhs prepare them. simply because To ~,
them ready The Of Rant
Assm~a ms fAr rssivsss Yin
show In comparison with last falling specie
serve and In the amount Of discounts
euialon eesosts larger aud the soas for
the corresponding psrod of So me discount con
rsessd In Of the heavy
un' this refunded the Treasury BIZ u.
banks reds<msd s.is. 70 III. p.bl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06
RICHMOND MARKETS, Arov,, ,,u. ,s,s

oEsERiL RsSAHSsrhe to hav, extended far
ana vide throughout the country James river already begins
show the effects Of the washing received the
upper counties and the has Friday
Last The mills win doubt enabled TO grind nth
out stint soppSge and consequently short time new uou
will begin To arrive freely.
stock OF old -four has been reduced hundred
hbls aud but little this
nominal New nour arriving aud sells at tfx
Ges to the local trade ~
fvBAccoPrices fully
tendency The entries AT the
90 three weeks ahead We luss t6LGsk leaf
t9gios good NOISY; nns t+iT manufacturing Sis
wHEir-The market heavy today At ye,ted.,
prices, which continue TO oati 10 and
white Annexed
Richmond from LIST september August l. ls5o and 1850
July, IS. July, SO. Last Thi,
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All Railroads and Canal
frum La A.nf 20 la



One sg SrSs5 tracts Of fertile land in Assm..s viz
ss.ns barn etc. Of 50 and the Tract"
yasSSois and DsS 'f !? for x, p
shrlc Mercer san works. River, Mercer county 10
md TO D. @ IL %ss Of sTas go ss
sA, the Court House in Lexington, the franchise the
lla1ssrss.a,:' sal, q and boy
I ~. Il, ,I.s, Of 10 ssss; 10 T.. county the B,n
Same dsy-the H. and 200 acre. ofsnd also
% houses and lot. a, the ,.ge he latter containing
ht.rhs farm called Old Place in New Ke.
.%' ss. S:- Fs
Of aSSu, 200 and "a another S Of r s. as,
he divided Into lS sU5suS.. to 1 s Depot IN hO.nSts
county. With brick dwelling. Terms liberal
1' sis eo ssG;
wl,.nsbuIs the Vineyard fAm Of 600 aOO
% s, S .S 0.; Gh,,,s,asa :Sssny
sss of s27 acre., in Am,,, so.nv ~ mill. from
coSha@ Depot s:o .e, Of $50 acres all In woods. o
same dayTusees sale OF essH wOOds IL
' h -e 81 % IL % ss s.o. Richmond on
eO sa SAY ss. re- 700 cleared Tern, esr.
toni % Abemare county, within miles OF the J. r. X. Canal
ing S9 .erss,,O be divided into ave To be sold the
ss oS 1yGSs s.ss s.sS county,
and q eou s.%a :. 1919 Sd .a
las aees chiefly low grounds also, 100 valuable slaves
See ady'
Same day-Commsoners sale Of spotsyivanis
improved. ...t.
RcSmond sonIs Sqs .sr,s sisa ssiv.oa and neigh
boring OF 1897 Zee Adv Of
which q 10
ham county, I miles from the Q. H. Terms liberal
l0A tract Of 8T5 $50 original
Mehen Depot the line Of the Richmond DAnys
for sale privately meanwhile.
lshssle 81
AeD At Warminstrr, Nei,on %.
OF ls.-The "Psh OF
county, lying James river.
pfarn In New Kent county, containing
Al The w. at auction, unless previously disposed
Noe " ksnawha C. H. the dams, locks Ae, Of the Coal RI
Navigation Company.
Dec. 2Tih.-A plantation containing $500
bAmA.
TddyCargo sale of $500 bags Rio coffee, commencing 10
O'Clock, at OrenshaW a Cos once.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06

INpoErASr Mguco.-Tbe n. o. Picayune has ad.
vices from Monterey Mexico the 9th ut from which
&c learn that trouble has arisen between COmonort the
ne- President, and Yidauui governor OF Neuvo Leon
u appears that the former demanded Of the governor
obedience TO his commands which the latter refused and
ridcued his authority II believed COmonfoft would
attempt o. en'otcc obedience IN which booshed
wa- appreheuded
The late rans have done much good the corn crop
Of Maryland.
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PRIVATE OFFERINGS or REAL ESTATE

~
House and lot Mr sedon Of Cay and 18th lot
tract Of b20 acres dwelling, Louisa county. Advd By
6nen H. near Richmond eonIs acres. dwelling
The" Haw6,ld fsuu," Orange county See 'kned
a. crrnslas aud Goddln ApPsrson l,OAl .. -
from Enonda Offering See hdv Of Goddin Apper'on
ro q ACRES uOo ee.red Williamsburg rOsd mile.
brus Ricfmond-G. a a OiD
Desirable brick dwelling Leigh street, 9Th aud 1th sta
and Of Leigh snd tn Advd BY q
The yeeniee estate Of acres In Rcckbridge county bor
derng the csns ard Material BLDG desrbls de-
Buckingham co $ miles =. Of O ". UAHJ
Aaot ~ go acres, miles from wyhev with dwelling, barn,
valuable Roanoke county. ~ Jau,s,1 eOn.nlns
m o. se,-ess to and 5 ! o. one A. !s.A ,. pos.0
O. -buldings new and commodous Adyd by Jos. A. Mayo
mari HIM. In B,nreo county. 10
low Richmond contains sos Advd By q. W. T. Gate
farm of 5sq Hanover co. Ause's station, Central
miles shove Rchmond-vi be divided, DESIRED AdTd
Ten acres Kansvhs county. See adVr
The estate called White snf ssi acres In King wu county
on NE Msispony river: y miles fom O. ~ 90
Yarn Of 90 In Povhaian county, vi dwelling ETC., there
on 90
ne farm called seaford" Matthew county, containing 1ss
sores. 81 which go arable, (tf)
e uognt p.rpsrd. y contsnlng Tsn acres ftf1
Abeuss county Of about so oordon,vs
james IN Buckingham county, opposite Hovsd.
Az s,sts eontanng 1900 scrs In Amelia and Eoovs, eoup
ties, 70 miles from Richmond Advertised By T.. Masters (f)
farm o. seout $50 aores' 10 Kus william county,
y $50 half cleared ohar oiy County ~ mil.
sessroot, -s,shou.. belonging to s city
~ order Of ne Oounch ". WI 800
hsnnok Iiys contains 800 and has every facility
vac, q ION cAso.sv. cop.iuiBu an. or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06

ESrHUsiAsN ~ NoRrH CARoLfSA--Tho Wilmington
Herald, Of Monday, says:
We learn that the meeting OF the American party
on Friday and Saturday last Martinvlle the battle.
ground Of old Guiliord. grand affair There we're
from Eve thousand sir thousand persons present Most
able aud enthusiastic speeches made by Hon. WIN
A. Graham, Of HilsbOfo': Geo. Davis Of Wilmington .
Hon Kenneth Rayner, Of HEREFORD H. X sash Of Hills
boro Hon. " Boyden, Of Salisbury Cen John l.
Young, ~ Charlotte and Ephraim Brcvari of Cabar.
rus The meeting occupied the greater part Of Friday
and Saturday and the immense crowd 10th 10 de.
part even them and desired the exercises be resumed
to-day
There large number Of ladies' present and the
whole affair passed OF agreeaby and enthusastca.
IV
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VALTAnLE PnIyATE MEs,DEScEs

v on LEiGH ST, BETwEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH A
bkEEfS, FOR SALE.-The subscribers authorized To JILL
sell The following valuable property located shove
The desirable brlck dwelling Str =
irrro The 65
ley The dwelling three stories high has ~ besides ample
servants accommodation stable &C The whole premises
been thoroughly altered repaired within the years.
and and city vste- introduced.
~
streets occupied by Mr. Nichols fronting 89xGi.
among desiraby located residences the city
das application made, will b.
Apply 0ODDfN A APPERSON,
au2-di0t Auctioneera
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06

Inc following stocks were recently sold auction In
iynehhurE. by r. q. Kesn admir- Of James Boyd viz:
10 shares Merchants hank tiOaS share. NhanIe
M ~ sharrs Lynheurg Hos. and fr-
so do At 49, ~ do 2tl2k: ISL do shares Va .ni
Tenn Railroad Guaranteed bonds, t9O.25. ~
cargo OF salt from Liverpool was sold in Alexandra
on Monday " follows 1900 sacks tiO5 saei.
hns at so
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06

The Norfolk Herald Expresses apprehension that the
city Of New York the eve Of visitation Of the vel.
oW lever IN an epidemic form.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06

FRoN kANsAs-Advices from Ieavenworth TO the 3Oth
ut received by way OF Chicago state that Cen Lane and
his company had not entered the Territory Gen Smith
threatens them with martial law il they do The terrific
rial authorities had commenced TO levy Both par
ties refuse TO pay, and troubles apprehended.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06
6tRoUND ALUM sALT.-cOO sacks, for sale by
" Au6 DAVENPORT ALLEN a 90.

SHfHTSI StTIRrSI-Ju.t opened large varied a.
- ortment of Linen. Cotton aud coored s- every
and descrpiiou made "Daukn-" celebrated PATTERN
every Instance We warrant 10 It, being regularly cut BY
aud made In hest 81
ntfacton IN particular; also o. Under
Shirts and Drawers Linen,
kinds, together with varied Of Collars
style Hose Gloves Cayats Opera Ties Suspendrs and In
deed everything pertaining the "Gcns Furnishing unes."
which We invite special attention. W.. OWENS.
Aui Opposite American Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06
INTnNIrTHE POLIsm-rrRN1ruRE coRKs. Mn.

ENIiHNIrUHE POBISII-FURNTTuRE CORKs Mount
Eagle Tpoi The Servants Friend. spongr
ton; Chanols stnf Nuemhurg Wash Bloc in ba aud
elegant substitute Tor indigo being much cheaper sl
.sdy removing grease spots f'on cloth sk Refined Pes
8arch Night Tapcrs; French Hand Mirros
Coingnes variety Luhn's
Perfumery snd sosps Rypopagon Soap. Real Shell COMBS.
the finest HAIR Brushes Nursing Sptoons sick
ons Magnetic and Gsyano Machines Cosfnscs and Pomadcs
Rouge Fn ~ rheare; Peafde Blanc Meen Fun unvea Germ
Plaster; nk Powder and the best Black and Red Iut for sae ~
NEAnK 4 HAKEHF New Apothccaiy Sore,
am iss ~ W. corner ~ Msin ani 10Th ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06

Boftga ErrLo.ioS.The boiler Of cotton factory at
Little Fals n Y, exploded last Thursday killing nan
named Ihos Stevenson and badly njufng several child.
rem The boiler one, weighing seven tons and
such was the Tremendous power ~ the explosion that
twothds Of IL raised up nearly me hundred feet aud
carried south distance Of teO hundred feet bofoe came
down The Of " was scattered IN different directions
AZ distances ranging from IN eight hundred feet Tho
chimney, seventy feet in height, led several
feet aud came down with crushing orceand part of the
brick wall was thrown IN northerly direction breaking
windows, capboards aud fences, belonging the houses
w the vicinity
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06

hnesf TIA cultivated Chna. n IL h pckings and
deoacy and favor
Price tih0 PEI pound.
The subscriber Tor safe rsss u every price, from ~
$50 per They ieaden presrve their
strength ard pehas Green Haek
refs ~ oiocsris prices up In and TO-
packages. 3 Y. HEMPLE. Druggist,
anQ 20Q Ma street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06

uIATTAN CHAIRS, with and without rocters, very suit
IL bie or hall o. porch being cool and comfortable Chs
ceived and Tor sale BY
au7 BuLKLEy A co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06

ENGLAND has taken an opposite the Petersburg
IN Depot ir he sale of CLOVER NIL COAL and has secured
e srvces 81 Mr A. A. AtLsv Who v b. prepared 10 furnish the
vsou. qualities With prompiness for ch or 10 Ppnefnol custom
only. au2-dim
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Breadsufs.-The following are the most reliable Liy.
pool quotations for breadstuffs Flour Western Canal
BIS 6daS4s Cd; Southern S5s 6da36s Cd Ohio s7saS9s-
Wheat-Southern white lis Sdalls Cd Southern red IS
9dalOs Cd Corn-Western yellow SOsa3ls; lied SOsa
Dos Cd; white 3lsa33s.
Ho"etary-L London, Tuesday erening.-The English
funds opened at decline OF ls but partially recovered
before the close.
The depression in the Paris Bourse continues The Bank
OF France has called all borrowers on stocks or shares
either to pay reduce amounts.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-16

An ABoLITIoNIsT FlLTERED-NoTICE TO LEAVE
We alluded yesterday to the Jim Grow movement of
Mr.. John Kedze of this city, who is travelling in
the South with his rain water filters, and writing let
tiers on slavery. He is, and always has been, a
rampant Abolitionst of the most mpracticable Sort
and his first letters in accordance with his we'll
known opinions His last, however, shows that he
has thrown complete somerset and landed fiat up
on the pro-slavery platform. We did not believe
that he was sincere in what he wrote and intimaed
as much It now appears that he had been at Char
lesion, and had left under advice of citizens, who did
not approve of his Abolition sentiments. This ex-
plains the whole matter. Mr.. Kedzie was filtered
out OF Charleston, and went as far North as Ports
mouth, Va, where he wrote the letter taking back
what ne formcly written, and pronouncing himself
sound on the slavery question. He sent to the Ad-
vertiser list of names of gentlemen at the South
to whom he desired to have papers containing his
last letter forwarded in order that they might I'M
derstanding his position and buy his filters. or per-
NIT him to sell them
We do not believe "the bait will cover the hook"
Mr.. Kedze had better stay at home, and let an
agent who attend to his filter business 20 South
and attend to it exclusively.
The filters are an excellent article, we believe but
would have been far more popular in other hands
than those of Mr.. K. While he was selling filters
last summer to nearly all the liquor dealers of the
cry, ne was acting as spy, and q witness or com.
piainant for the Infamous Carson League. He can't
play SO bold as that at the South-the shareholders
are not SO forbearing the liquor dealers. hence
the last letter. Rochester Union.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-16

was due to the dignity II and the honor Of
can women and gave preference to the brutal lceaoasnc
Mormonism over tho Christian faith profcssed BY CASTOR
md fancy To what training mental degrade
uon must an American gentleman have submitted before he
eoad sentiments destructive every thing held
sacred amongst men! -
But the great body of Southern Wings will be hood
wmkcd BY such would be leaders. They will fulfil the
Of their Northern fellow who appeal to
mem Tor and in the approaching contest enable them
MAINTAIN those great and cardinal principles Of
liberty which has made America the envy and
admiration OF surrounding natons The Northern Democ
reckon with confidence almost Southern
the frcemen South of Mason Dxon's line will
found where their and their cys interest require
they should bein the ranks Of the Democracy battling for
happy homes and affairs free''
OBSERVER
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-16
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Peace not get certG1n-Serlous Difficulties present.
ed-7erri6le Mortality in the French 11my-
Breadstu6s Declined.
New York, April lathe steamer Washington
with four days later intelligence from Europe, ar
rived this morning.
The latest from Paris represents that the treaty
of peace was still unsigned. The Peace Conference
was less harmonious, owing to difficulties raised by
Prussia. Peace, however, was thou.,h to be sub
stantially certain.
The British government had despatched two steam
frgates in search of the missing steamship Pacific.
The Copenhagen correspondent of the London
Times states that the Danish Commissioner had
submitted to the Copenhagen Conference propo-
sal for the capitalization of the Sound Dues, fixing
35, OO0, 900 Rix dollars as the minimum indemnity
claimed by the Denmark States. As the United
States had declined taking part in the Conference,
it thought the question would probably be set
tied without their cooperation.
Mr.. Buchanan had gone to Paris, and would en-
bark at Havre on the 9Th of April in the Arago
According to the London Times, the cause of the
difficulties in the Peace Conference was demand
by the Prussian Penipotentiary to be admitted to
sign the Treaty upon the same footing as if Prussia
had been party to the alliance throughout.
1t is said that Russia sustains Prussia in her pre-
tensions. This took place on the 22d. On Monday,
the Gath, another meeting was to have been held,
the results of which had not transpired when the
Washington sailed.
Inc OPINION IS entertained ana Strongy believed
that the Conference will ultimately resolve into an
European Conference.
The Crimean correspondent of the Times says
that the parties still cherish hopes that all
gotations will break through, and they be enabled
to fight the matter out
The French army was rapidly dwindling from
scurvy and fever. The mortality reached 220 per
day. and frequently more.
The Allies were demolishing the enclosure lines
around Sebastopof.
MARKErs-Cotton-Sal for the two days past
$4,000 bales. Prices for lower grades easier-not
lower, and better grades steady. Flour declined
from one shilling to one shilling and six pence
Wheat declined from three to four pence. Corn de-
clined from two to three pence. Consols 92f.