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Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13
One Week Later from Europe.
.ARRIV.HL OF THE ARABIA.

uaRRIV.zL OF THE ARABIA
HALIFAX. jan 81
The Royal mail steamship Arabia, with
Liverpool dates to the 19ih ult-. arrived al
this port en- ro1te for B ,stJn. at half pas,
nine O'Clock this evening.
The Arabia brings one hundred and sew.
en- passengers
The Asia arrived cut at Liverpool on the
18th, and the Bsltic on the 17th
FROM THE cRInEA
We have no news of importance from
the armies in the Crimea.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
The news brought by the Arabia is very
important, as indicative of an early and ia
yorable consummation of the peace negotia-
,ions
The Vienna correspondent of the Lon.
don Times, under date of January 16, tel
egraphs that Russia accepts the proposition
Of the Allies Internationally.
The above. being repeated as authentic
revs, caused an immense sensation. and
funds rose three per cent. and cotton expe-
risnced an advance Of one farthing. A pam
;c ensued in the other markets
The next day the English Government
published dispatch from Minister Sey-
fnour. at st. Petersburg. as follows:
Russia agrees to accept the Allies pro-
posais, provided the basis of negotiation is
qualified"
This announcement eurbed the excite
uent and the alarmists began to fear that
Russia merely wants to gain time by decep-
tive Desotiatious. In the meantime, funds
remain steady as previous to the above an
uOuBcement-
The actual facts are that Count Nessel
rode. upon being handed the Austrian AL
lied note, and informed by Esterhazy that
be (Esierhazy) vas not authorized to enter
into discussion. but that if said note was not
accepted Internationally before the 18th.
that himself and all the Austrian Embassy
must leave ST. Petersburg. Toprevent this
NesselrOde communicated with Vienna d.
rect, and Prince Gortschakof had talk
with Count Buol, in which the former pro-
duced memorandum expressing the gene
raj inclination of Russia TO negotiate. but
proposing certain alteration, In the PROPOSE
tons submitted by the Allies
Count Buol answered that as Russia did
not Internationally accept the proposition
Of Austria, he could not reply without the
concurrence Of France and England.
The ambassadors of those powers accord
ingly sent to London and Paris for instruc-
tons. and received for reply that the west
eEn powers hsd no motive to change the de-
cisiou already carefully considered. and fur
tier. that if Russia did not accept the note,
Fy or before the 18th. it was certain that Es-
terhazy and the whole Austrian legation
would leave ST. Petersburg. and that Aus
tria would seek to obtain the armed CO ope-
ration Of the German Diet
The Vienna papers represent affairs as in
most serious and alarming state, and say
that all persons connected with the Austrian
Embassy have received orders to quit ST
Petersburg. and ths: the Russian Embassy
Will leave Vienna. during the weeS elapsiug
between Russia's first and second reply
Intense apprehension existed in Vienna
On the 10th. but subsided on the announce
ment stating that Russia agrees to negotiate
On the terms proposed.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

SLAVE SrANPEDE.-Cincinnati Jan. 2S-A regu-
lar stampede OF slaves having taken place in the
border counties OF Kentucky last night. and the
whereabouts of several who were secreted in
this city having been discovered, the officers
proceeded at noon to-day TO arrest them. When
the officers approached the house where the
slaves were. the latter fired, slightly wounding
two or IL rec of the spectators. One slave wo-
man, finding escape impossible, cut the throat
OF one of her children, killing it instantly, and
afterwards severely wounded two others
Six of the fugitives were apprehended, and it
is said that six others escaped.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

The JR1sH CRIEK--I1 Cork, said O'Connell,
remember a supernumerary crier who had beer:
ut in place of an invalid. trying TO disperse the
crowd by claiming with stentorian voice
.AII YOU b,ackguards that isn't lawyers, lave the
nresence of the court entirely. or Ill make We. BY
the movers"
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

Mr.. Morehead. the new K. n. Governor
Of Kentucky. says. in his message to the
legislature, he believes tie national men, of
all parties, will finally unite to save the
Union.-Boston Post
So they will unite, undoubtedly. when
the Union shall be in actual danger, but We
are slow to endorse every cry of The Union
in Danger We bave not yet gone so far
in cur mistruss of the patriotism Of the Am
erican people. The Union in danger, is
oftenest the cry of fac;ionis,s. who represent
no considerable portion of the people, and
whose importance depends on the notoriety
they get from crying Wolf. Wolf ~
When we look calmly over the Union, we
end the disunionis;s but fraction of the
masses and let them but proceed to the un-
bearsble point, and the people would rise
and hurl them to the dust Let us have
faith In the Union. The fathers who franz
ed it are scarcely moldered in their graves,
and we are jet too loyal to their memories,
if not to our own veal, to fear that this
Union can be dissolved in our day and gem
Grafton National men will unite. when the
need comes. not TO save the Union, but to
crush out from political and social influence
and power. whoever has spoken or acted
treason to the UDion This is the coming
work for national men-and i. is to be ac
complished under the banner of the Amer
lean party. We compliment the bowling
bands of fanatics. North and South, too
much by expressing a single fear of their
machinatiors L. is their trade to be dis
loyal to all order and Law. bat they are i'm
potent SO long as they are treated with con-
tempt Ne,o York Mirror.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

MINERAL WEALTH OF LAKE SUPER
hEGIoNs-The mining business has been
very Prosperous during the pas: season +; and
Up 10 the close of the navigation. the total
p RSvduct for the year was 1855 1-2 tuns
s1,H -, value Of the copper s, the wharves wzs
sa4o s4 per tun, making the money value
so'sriiO- The increase of this years ship
Iel'i ever last was 1900 tuns. and it is
.'"aa'sd = that those of the ensuing year over
le PRESENT one will be about double. The
iase Superior copper contains silver. some
aA'lng produced as much as 8 3-4 lbs to
g "a- Of the copper shipped from Lake
sIPerIOr, 1900 tuns go to Pit,sburg. 1000
JstroIi. and the remainder TO Cleveland
suu Boston The Minnesota Mining Com
raay sold a considerable portion of last
sedI copper to Rothschild's house. 1t was
'.lel'ed in Paris. and found to contain, be-
..Jss naI1 the usual alloy of silver. a trace OF
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13
DENTS STRY,

DR. s. H. HARVEY informs his friends and
IL the public generally, that he will be present
At Paraclifta, Mnrfreesboro', Dallas, Mt. Ida and
AIkadelphi, during the S,rSs S9ors wait unou
those requiring operations upon the Teeth
Hence. he will be absent from Washington some
FIVE weeks.
Washington, FEB. II, 1856
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13
$50 Reward.

CTOLEN from the Plantation
~ of the undersigned on Red
River Lafayette county, Arks., a. "A
the night of the goth of JAN &e NU
nary. 1856 MOUSE COLOR
ED HORSE MULE. about 9
years old. has lately shed his left hooi. has a
small red mark around the hoof on the same foot
L he points OF both shoulders probably rubbed a
little with traces. Tail and name trmmed-
Said Mule PAGES very we'll
l will give the above reward OF $50 for said
Mule If delivered to me, or taken up and infor-
nation furnished me SO that can get him.
ROBT. p CRCWELL.
Lewisville, Lafayette Co., Ark, Feb. 5. 1856
Il,
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

An OFFICER SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR
CowARDIcE.-A letter from Cazatch Bay
states that Mr.. Deheny second master of
the British screw ganboat Lynx. was tried
by court martial for cowardice exhibited
during the attack on Kinburn. He was
found guilty and sentenced to be banged.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

10 The appreciation of our families, who are
with us in our secret hours, hear our private con-
verse. know the Labits OF our lives and the bent
of our dispositions, is, or should be- to us, far more
pleasing and triumphant than the shouts OF the
multitude, or the world.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

HGNT To THE TALxATIvK.-Itis secret known
TO few, (says AddisonI yet of no small use in the
conduct of life, that when you fall into a mans
conversation. the first thing you should consider
is, whether he has greater inclination to hear
YOU OF that YOU should hear him.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

UNEoRTUNATE CoNPARIsoN-The Edin-
~ hevlew, in some laudatory remarks on
,;,- rum any suspicion of dishonor, corrup-
FD.l~ " Senality. the newspaper press of
;nya{, s1aa stands wholly free 1t would be as
nams l''oie to buy journalist as to buy a
member Of parliament.
81 s.hin few months thirteen members
som y english Parliament were expelled
10 r ae1r seats for bribery and corruption,
3.y s'eS'ly fear that the great Edinburg
mssn. vas not 90 very complimentary as
LotceU Courier.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13
BILL OF PRICES

WASHINGTON, AlK's, 1883.
We have used Mr. VIM R. Collins Mills, and
find them convenien:,i and in every way to an-
the purpose of plantations. They are easily
kept in order. and grind rapidly, and make good
meal. They are cheap at the price Mr.. Collins
sells them at, and they are made in our ows
country, possess an advantage which imported
ones do not, for when you get one, it 10 recon-
mended to do WELL and if il should not, Mr.. Csl-
lins will make it do so.
ISAAC N JONKS,
JOHN B. SANDEFU1,
BENZ. MAXWELL,
A. L. MARTIN.
Dee 10. 1888. 5l-M
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

Among the uquaint and curious'' correspon-
lence almost daily received at the Cosmopolitan
Office in this city. we have been shown the fol-
lowing from genirIs '-out West!" To the in
quiry proponnded him by the Circular of the As
sociation, demanding-'how many papers are
published in your pIace-population, &cn The
reply was:
mo papers published here, because the people
can't read" The population is as follows:
Amsterdam Dutch. I75
Other dam Dutch. ...-....... so
There were formerly eight white men-your
humble servant has vacated the rancho and pitch
ed his tent in Mineral Point, wheie e, If he can
benefit the Cosmopolitan in a moral or religious
way, command him. Yours.
Sdndasky Register.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13
Commission Business.
Lower Warehouse,

FULTON. ARKANSAS
TNHE undersigned takes this method Of inform
Il ing his friends and the public, that he is
prepared to Receive and Forward Goods up the
river OF to the interior. He has Just completed
Sheds, separate from the old ones, sufficient to
store any amount OF Cotton that may come to
his care. He is also provided with comfortable
Houses for teamsters, with safe Lots adjoining
for teams Prompt attention will be given to
the sale of Groceries, &C., on consignment.
r. d. WALKER.
Fulton. JAN %. 1856 Az
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13
CABINET MANuEACTgRY,

WASHINGTON ARKANSAS
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il the citizen, of Washington, and its vicinit
that he still continues to manufacture and repair
at his Manufacturing Rooms on Main street, one
door west OF the Washington House. where he
Will at all times be prepared to fill any orders in
his line of business.
He would also announce to the public that he
has HEARSE always in readiness, a and will
give prompt attention to Funerals-COffins
made to order d. H. HAWKS.
Washington, May 30, 1855. 25-H
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

~The sugar culture of Louisiana and Texas
is now increasing at the rate of ten per cent per
annum. The crops hereafter will be scarcely less
than 500 oeo hogshead. q wear
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

% The difference between well-bred man
and ill-bred man is this one Immediately at
tracts your liking, the other your aversion You
love the one till you find reason to hate him you
hate the other till you find reason to love him.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

UHow beautiful said lady, the face OF
nature looks after shower Yes. madam and
50 would yours, after undergoing similar process
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

We believe the open preachers of evil
will preach to empty benches. for even the
burglars or pirates. in fact or at heart. will
be ashamed to be seen listening to them -
And this is the Journal that boasts of haV-
ing some 3,00n or 1000 subscribers in the
slave owning States. She Southern man
who. directly or Indirectly. supports that
scurrilous Abolition sheet. ought to have bis
name published-that's all.
Neto York liirror.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13
COTTON QUOTATIONS

SUGAK-5 to Tic per ID.
COFFEE, RIo-l1i cents.
FLouR-sS 60 to $40 per bbl.
CoRS-62 cents per bushel
PoRk, MEss-Sl7 per bbl
BAcoS-Shoulders l0c; Sides, 1910; Hams, IoS
LARD-10c.
BaGGINo AND RoPE-lS 19c.
SALI-S0c.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13
New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4 1896.
The cotton market is not contained in the Delta
of the 4th, though 1t says, factors ask very full
prices. We are forced to adopt the quotations OF
the evening of the lst. The produce quotations
are OF the 4th
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

FANArIcAL RAv,NGs-The Hon. Henry
W Hilliard Of Alabama for several years
leading member of Congress. Methodist
clergyman BY professien-a gentleman. a
scholar. and Christian, having been invited
to deliver lecture on the Southern side of
Slavery in Boston, the Express of this city
regrets that the New Yorkers have not in
vi,ed him to repeat bis lecture in this city.
Waereupon the Tribune flies into one of its
coarse Abolition passions. and sp!u;ters its
black guaTiism thus
What if there be no creature Of Man
haitian breed dirty enough TO deliver lee
ture N favor Of breeding buying and sell
ing human beings as hogs. and Aoggng
them as azses-is not the deficit met by the
E~rrass 7''
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13
$6O,OOOs
ImprOved Havana Plan Lottery.
THE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED,
S OUTHERN !.
MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY Authority of the State Of Alabama.
$6O,OOO.

CL SIS q.
To be drawn in Montgomery. Alabama, on
Tuesday, Feb. 8, 1856, when Prizes amounting
100000
Will be distributed according to the following
unsurpassable Scheme.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13
C. w HI L II e

Ersry description Of Hatehe, tho,ssrsr injured rs
paired and made perform Watches may %
safely sent from distanoe; by mail.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13
KIOrSe-vsiyls
c. OFT ON GIN 8 ;

THE undersigned has established . shop 10
l. Washington, Arkansas, for the Manufasfur6
of superior
HI 10 II z M 1 L L1,
and is prepared to fiji, with dispatch, all orders
with W hich he may be favored. His Mils afa
warranted to perform well, and can be readily
attached to the running gear of 4 Gin.
He will also repair Cotton Gins, and trusA.
from many years experience in the business, 70 b
able to give entire satisfs ction.
All orders, either for Mills or the repair Of
Gins, will be promptly executed on the follow
ing terms,
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13
For sale.

@ AVERY desirable RESIDENCE
fsss. with several lots. eligably fituatsd in
: the town of s1iYfTs Wa,singtS,; RI ocr
Warrington, Dee. 3eth, 1885. So
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
Watches, Jewelry and Silver-wars for sale
.yduua,-y 24th. 1855. Al.
Washington telegraph., 1856-02-13

DR. CHARLES B. mitchell, Offers hiS
- services to the citizens of Warrington and
its vicinity. He may, be found At the residenSs
Of HI. w Smith. .
Massh. ] sth, 1s4e 60 SesH
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made and
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A PRACTICAL MECHANIC & CRAFTSMAN,
Well acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
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Pattern, Pupits and Church Furniture The character
my work is well known in the city and needs putting
The best of references be given Work repaired in
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Memoir Of Rev. 1ohn Moore. by J. @. Adams
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Willie given Address SIDNEY CLARKE,
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90 Eet.
f4 70 LEr.-A COTTAGE HOUSE. on Pied.
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WToUsE AZ d BARN TO LET, ON HOME
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mchz6 uGts
VENENEMBNTs TO RENT-Tn various parts
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Pulling, second floor. mcb26 dim
Fk7O LET.-LIyERY STABLE On Thomas street.
- mciI4 off LUTHER SLATER.
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also STORAGE Rort1 for fu niture dd mch1o
- T0 Lna'-A NEW COTTAGE HOUSE. on
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