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GENERAL NOTICES.
To DIR. Heine, ~ West Houston st


conHderJu Justice to YOU and the public to give AS
NIue puhhelty o' your skill as LAYS in my power;
amer having suffered beyond all DESCRIPTION ~ ,sr
rOle scroiulas affection which horribly dsfgnred
my features, with terrible alterations Of nv tongue
throat nose, lips, the whole upper part of my head
UemltleN' eNcruciatng pains IN my bones sleeples.
nights ana great 1fostralon, and having been for
upwards OF one year under the skillfl and kind NJ
Mh'uhce OF d. KIM ark, Professors Parker and
Wood, whom considered my case hopeless. NOV
FORM but my duty to make this public acknowledge-
meit when, through your skill, was restored 70
perfect health IN sholt time. Those who doubt
my statements, shall lie pleased 10 give full par
lcHiars' Call at my residence, esq Fourth street
Nm n. ,,,,,,,, Mrs. MARGARET DEAN
n. b'-Dr HEiNE can give hundreds similar
.tie'eaes' oi children and adults. Rheumatism,
SAN Aneouons' dc. Cure positive. sea- 2'Tu&Th
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CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM SAL
-. loon Tor sale, including stock and fxtlres-The
location II good and a fair business can ia done. a
bargain is offered ~ the owner wishes 10 Ieavs
city. Apply at 90 Sixth ave. seoI s,tss
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New York, June, 1861.

n ,IIpTNyr >, ~, WV OFk, JUNO, 1901.
Dear SIR
When | called on you one year ago, Il was but
WIN htile alth-haying then been under tie care of
our most EN- nent physicians for eight months, and
ouhn no rthet my friends began to despair, having
tried all kinds Of medicine In vain Hearing of youI
great success IN curing Scrofua, applied as y last
resort Now feeling myself entirely cured feel ii
uu'y owe to you and the public, TO state these
the dreadful appearance Of the ulcers ON my neck /
cannot describe. Those who have any doubts of
your ability, shall be glad 10 at my residence,
and, by seeing my scars, they will be convinced n,
your great superiority Of treatment and unhaiiing
success,
Mrs. ELSEY j. KELLOGG,
Mrs.. ELLEN DoBBIE, 919 Third avenue,
MRS, hLs NM u PORTER, b5 York st, Jersey Civ.
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III ERIN ANN ANIPUITHEATRE ANN
Gallery now open. Admission 20 cents -
three nights of the mauguratory Programme. a.
Saturday,, Grand Matinee. No reserved seats
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From Washington.

Wd,hingfon, Sept. 23.-It is true that Senn-
tor Baker has teen appointed a Major General
Of volunteers, but he has not yet signifed his
aCce ptanCe
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MILK ROUTE FOR SALE-22O QUARTS
- !" hrst class customers, horse wagon harnesuI.
S Ss1 &C., al complete and nearly new Apply al
'0i eccohu ave. sea- 2'l55
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IsE5s5555555555l NORWICH s WORCES.
l-sssssssss Sssa TER RAIL R0AD.-SUMy
!. - r. MENT, MAY 81, 1861.

Trans Going South, Leave Worcester
AT $50 a. m. (Way Passenger Irain.) Connecting al
Plantield with trains for Providence and Hartford
irving in Providence at 1880 m, and Hartford at l3t
n. l.. N r. r. station twest side) at 1890 for New
London.
At 1890 a. M (Way Passenger Train.) Connects al
Worcester with trains from Boston. Nashua Lowell,
Concord Manchester &C.. at Worcester Junction viii
trains from Boston. Providence. and Western road; az
Norwich with train for New London, there connecting
with express trains for New Haven and New YORK
At 500 p, M. WAY Passenger Irai1.y C9hnects "
Worcester with trains from Boston. Lowell Nhshuhs
Concord Manchester, Lawrence FichbuYg, &c; ana az
Worcester Junction with trains rom
and Western road AT Plainfeld Junction trains from
Provdence and Hartford arrive In season for this train.
nIys Passengers from stations Tor New YORK, by
steamer from Allyn's Point, will take this train
Al JOnn m fSteamboat Express Train Tor New York;
,yonneets at Worcester with trains from Boston, Com
cord Winchester Lowell, Lawrence Nashua, Fchburp,
&c III plaufield with trains from Providence. Leaves
Nt'r,yeb for Allyn's Point at BIB m
TRANS Going North, tedve Nojt5ich
At 80 d. m, on arrival OF steamer, steamboat
Fitchburg, Lowell, Lawrence, Mahcnester, Concord,
NA'g0o d, m, (Way Passenger Trainl Connects "A
pianfeid Junction with train for Providence arriyne
in Providence at $50 M at Worcester junction with
W. Road for Providence At Worcester with trains for
Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg Lawrence Man.
chester. Concord, dc.
Atl2.H0m. (way Passenger Train) Arriving at Wor.
cester Junction in season for trains to Boston, Provi.
denee Sprngfield ana Albany; at Worcester for ranB
70 Boston, Nashua, lowell, Fitchbnrg. Ne
At 345 p. M tWav Passenger TrsinD Connects al
flailaeid Junction with trains 10 Provdence
train 10 Boston,
mchao dtt P. ST. AI. ANDREWS. Superintendent.
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Il. JOHNSON giyes spec,al attention
W to Jobbing-0rders left at l09 Main street, at r..
- Sheney store, In the Theater building, at No
Arch street, viii be promptly answered. Persons
ing IN nto or out of the city. respectfully requested
10 iayorhim WITH their oraers. r. H. JOHNSON
mehll dtfi 2
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@orfesfA aaiIp SPY


LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the First Session OF the Thirty
Seventh Congress.
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RaiIroaDs.
WESTERN RAILROAD-

Ed5ss7i15ss575s WESTERN RAILROAD
EI..-.5sasz--4z5s.zsssA UM.MER ARRANGEaENTS-M
Troy, Hudson, and the West. -''A' Ainany
Leave Worcester for Albany, Troy hudson, and tina
west, Saceommodaton) at 900 a. and $3.50 p. m Wv
For For Ss% 4eTE and Albany expo 81 sO
ger car attached at 1918 n. F''s'sA'
New York Mail train 1000 p. M
ilcketS may be secured at the Ticket Offices
principal cities and towns in the and Southwest
Central Troy snG ndso Albany Th Che New YORK
StaHo fotk ana Harlem and Hudson and Boston. al
North Adams and stockbrdge At westfeid with tSs
ford pnd and Hapden A. Springfield with the Hart
At Palmer with the New London and Amherst '''
Worcester, April 70, 1861 'rNNA 'NA / sup
FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON,
a DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Tro,p ieayin,
oS new 9O IoSDoH SINS 4
Il arriving in New York by the Shore Line Express
Norwich i' FEB. y !, is Iss aSallrOad's
W ilcSetsior sale at the Ticket Office, Worcester
pTEs55e1---==77 WORCESTER & NASHUA
Ess5z==5s5zsa 4 L re d Trains run as follows:
- Leave Worcester at $40 and ii is a. M
Leave Nashua at Z a, m. and u M. and S pm
"A Hasnuai az trains connect with the trains Con
the Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad saw
AT Groton junction. trains connect directly with tha
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and with trains
Boen aS at tabbT T & ts Of the frs.
Vermont and Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads. W
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" q. W. BENTLEY Sunt
Worcester June !, 1851. diff ieI
Isa=ss5s55sssa5s PROVIDENCE & WOR.
:ssszszs:sss1 CESTEI RAILROAD. Summer Az
July l, 1861. w. IN ! )
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Providence
and way stations at zoo and n3O a. m. and 400 D. m.
Provioence for Worcester and stations 20 anil
ll45 a. M, and 40 p.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50 7.SO,
AGO, $50, $780, 100 g. 90 D. M ' '
Leave Valley Falls at 6.25 90, co. s.5s 1000 llOo
1880 D. m. ' ~
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
The worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry to and from Newport morning even
ing, ana with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
Commonwealth to and from New York via Stonington.
AT worcester Junction with Trains to and from the
western, worcester and Nashua, Fchburg and Wor.
eester Boston and Worcester and Worcester and NoI
witch Railroads
Through Tickets to all important points at the West
can be obtained at the office of the Company, Prov
denee, at as low rates as by any other route.
S. H. TABOR, Snp't.
Providence, July l,ls6i. diff tel4
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AN ACT TO PROVIDE INCREASED REVENUE
FROM IMPORTS, 70 PAY INTEREST ON
THE PUBLIC DEBT, AND FOR ornEl;
PURPOSES.
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ID A S SEN GER TICT
TICKETS FOR NEW YORK,

Pr evidence & Stonin gton,
over the Providence and Worcester Railroad in connee
ton with the splendid Steamers
COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK"
can be had at the Providence Depot the GLOWING
rates, viz;
First Glass, Ssh 90
Second Glass, SO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
Correspondence o; the Associated Pr,sA
FROM TUe Upper POTOMAC

HYATrsrOwS, Aug 81 The FIst Brigade under Con.
Tomas passed an inspection and review to-day. Al
Of The service represented. The regimenls
locked we'll ard but for dr,zElDg rain would have
made magnificent appearance.
gentleman irom Harpsrs FsrtS 20 day reports that
ire Uuioas.s leaving that locality in great moers
THgr5 were secession forces 10 that hborhoOd
cept about $50 cavalry. uuder Col. Henderson
Several Federal soldiers yesterday went 10 Hsr-
p,rs Ferry and up toe siars and stripes, which Fstr
ole action was viewed with great ia,erest by consider
body oil Union Si i15ns OF Maryland the ryland
heights
HrArFsroSs, August 2s.-Advices from hartinsburg
q &c the following Intelligence
The rsbss succeeded in taklg dosn ard removing to
Winchester two OF the Baltimore ard OHIO Rroad Com
p,hys locomotives They have also sent 20 the sane
place portion Of the machinery belonging the com.
pays NoFkshops there breaking up aud disabling the
rsuisndes II is said also be their intention TO take
u sufficient of the trucs oC the railroad 10 obtain
u. with which to construct road to Wnchos.
Ter With Suau,burg.
There strong secession force 10 either Jefsrsou
Berkeley coun ties The property Of the Union people
hSl yet been coniscaed m1ested up to ;hs time
NV informant eit Vague tumors have been circulated
here to-day to the tec. that the enemy about to
make demonstration at Edwards or Nosn's Ferry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Angus. Is The city rife last night
and as0 this morning with reports OF fight the other
aide of the Potomac. aud even in usually well Informed
a irters ere is conflicting Information on the subect.
Il Is certain that Gen. Mcclellan, with bic customary &C.
vty and watchft aess returned thence at hall past
e ven o'clock last night but from hs conversation with
military friends there nothing Of important seri
Gus character j. - probable however mentioned by
gentleman Of responsibility, that disunion forcs Of
three companies of syalry aud about the humber
of infantry with two f,d pieces, have been lowering in
the vicinity Of Blls Cross Roads, m noe lvering with
view to draw out detachment OF our troops into
bus e. As to several soldiers having been killed
each aide In a skirmsh, 1t may DO only a reported battle
Panc.makng seems TO be avorie vocation, and the
most preposerous reports readily believed and cir.
| culsted.
L.rER-It i now believed tina. several Of our soldiers
were killed and few others wounded in the krmishCs
on the Virginia side yesterday between the pickets
The President TO day, appointed as aid de camp 70
Mi. Gen. Wool Alex .uder Hamilton, Jr and LcsraGd
B. Cannon of New York. each vi the rank OF Major;
aud VIM. Jay of Bedford New York, Win the rank CT
C,ptsin. These appointments were made at General
Woos rsqlrs ard the oNtiil notification from the War
Department instrucs tie aids 10 Immediately repor, 10
him in person. Their commission will bear date Au-
gus %.
Considerable meIrimeHt oc16sonej, today by
the passage through the streets, OF one hundred and
twenty-five large baggage-wagons each drawn by four
h)ses and each driven by negro. The negro-drivers
three weeks ago. wera ell slaves they are row in the
service Of the Unied States Government and receive the
same pay as "auy other men"
The three Commissioners sent by Governor MsgoHl,,
Of Kentucky. have arrived hers saiely. Two Of them
are ''sseession and the other very week kne d. They
profess of course, against the Admnlsrations interfei
lag with What they call neutrality" They might bet
ter have saved the expense of the p and rmained at
home.
Captain Reyes arrested this morning Of the Chain
Bidge. lie is attached to the District Of Columbia
troop,
Hon. Amos Kendall ls emmlcg his furniture from bis
cauntry seat near Wnhingen. 10 intend, taking up
lis rel lei 10 Trenop, New Jersey, until the close Of
tue He Ia engaged upon history Of his life and
times and neads qnist- d. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
IRON BALTIMORE.

Colonel Pegram, of the Confederate army who CUR
rendered with his command to Gen Mcclellan, at Bever
ly, arrived in this city Friday lat He WAS upon pa
role TO report hims,! az Fort McHenIy whenever he
thought his health would admit Of it He visited Fort
Mcenry Monday lasE aud was Immediately assigned
quarters, where be ia closely confued.
Yesterday morning, Mrs. Thos. G. Warrington, wife Of
ThOs. G. Warrington, Ed, lawyer, Of this city, WAS
ar eted By the pol ce, and conveyed to Fort hcenry
where she was detained for several hours. h Warning
10 was about to visit Of her relations in the lower
counties and took hack for the steamboat when two
of the vice police stopped the hack and drove il to the
Eastern district police station, where search vas com.
uenced Mr. Warrington hurried to the station, aud de-
minded to know the cause OF the arrest He was re-
erred to Provost Marshal Dodge aud at bis request the
hack was driven 10 the headquarters Of Mr.. Lnoolns
police Mr.. McPbail present. and informed ar. War
ngon that his wife was suspected Of being the bearer
OF com publications intended for tho Consdcrates and
be ordered the hack to be driven to Fort McHenry Ga
arriving there her baggage examined and Mrs War
person also searched by Of the females at
the fort Nothing found to conf.m the suspicious
of the Vice Marshal and che accordingly discharged
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
R.caxoSD. Aug. 81, 1891.
IL "a. Editor cfhs Wing

IL t4c Eif9r ~ tHe - HiH
Permit us to correc, An error into which you have
fallen Ia your leatiag article OF this morning.
Ycu say "Ross who had for the purpose Of conceal
N q, changed bis pane 10 Ross sul adopted the clerical
proessiop aud MARI crossed the mountain 10 Amherst
COUNTY. The Rose family OF Nsl3oa and the adilesLt
counties are believed be the defendants ct this Col
Ross," a.
", mother wa4 one OF those Roses OF Nelson Ct
when YOU speak apd have, therefore, the right to
know scm,,hiug about the matter. The Rose family q
Nelson are Descendants Of the Rev. Robert Rose
Wbo, tombstone you can see in toe ohurchyard of the
I'D church Oh Church HUI. Re a cadet Of he
Il ghlsud family Of KrayOct tie hsaier Of "hieh tile
WAS IA former days the head Of Ibe elan. He VAS born
10 tho year m aud could, therefore, hardly have been
engaged 10 the rebellion Of lIl5. He regularly or
daireI by the Bishop of London, sud did not take Up
the Profession for purposes Q! eoncealment He never
bore the name Of Ross and in 10 manner connected
1h any of that name. Toe two clans are entirely dis
not although in early feula times when the manner oil
spelling names very unsettled they both wrote "Roes
sld Rose" After the battle o. BInnOckburr, Robert
Bruce determined oonfSoate the estates Of the mobiles
Who bad Tough, sgaiust him In order 10 give some coor
Of law 20 his proceeiugs he summoned his great chetsans
10 ,eu1en in the Abbey OF CambuskenneIh and there
passed gqar act OF eonhcaton, which was signed by
them all Among the names are, Comes de Ros
the E4ll Of Rose, and 1" Hugo de Res" or Hugh
RISE az the usmo !. nov spell That WAS the neares;
approach 10 any Interchange Of names between the tso
families as far a. caa lesra and that occurred IN the
year 1874 TIL Il iaes Of N,i.on all the descen'
dluus of John, Hugh Peter or Charles Rose, sons
Robert RoLsr, Rose besides being preacher Of the
GoFpe vas shrewd man Of this woill and patented a
vas, deal Of land lie had surveyed trao. OF loo 900
seses in Augusta aud in Richmond, on h' way to
Williamsburg TO get patent, when be died here t'ud'
deoly and was buried On Church Hin. lie WaJ Rector
of Albe1asI!s Parish Al the time OF his death.
Robert Rose SAG tbs Incumbent Of a Hving In
GAsgcw. when he was induced By friend, Governor
svctsWooa. 20 come to this country. He came te!e
.td the Office Of Rector of Alaemarie, which be could
NOT have oStsnsd bAd be been st all i.cobtsh In bic
p-pcpies. 81; tie fact is the whole car snd naGe ct
Roe With one or two Iesstons stood BY the House o!
HlnoTST
Ne Eiad enough to publish ths above, and obhge,
Yeurs sincerely r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
FROM OUR NORTHERN FILES.
coNFEDERaTE VICTORY IN THE KANAwH
VALLEY

CIsclsxArI, Ang % We l,arn from the K,nasha
Valley that Col Ty!ets forces at SummersvieV were
surrounded and badly defeated by the Co1federaes un-
der Floyd early yesterday morning No particulars have
yet been received.
CSCrSSiTI, Aug ~, 10 O'Clock, P. M.-The next boat
is dus at G,lipos tomorrow morning, and nothing from
Kanawha Valley can be obtained till thea.
The New York Times on the strength of nielligeuce
lived by way of Cincinnati accepts highly proba-
ble the report already given Of the surprise aud defeat
of the Federal forces under Col Tyler Ia the Kanaws
Valley. The Times fears that that important district of
Western Virginia will shortly to the Confedcrates
Salt" say the Tnss Ia selling In Richmond and Pc.
tersburg al 50 sack The Consederates have ths
necessary artee and that they know where and
how TO GET what they wantlead in Missouri aud salt in
the K,nswba" The Times regards the destruction Of
Tylers command possibly but the tegiotiug Of al on
SET ;hs. shall sweep eV'ry vestge Of the Union army
from that part Of Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
TEE JEFF. DAylS-THREE MONTHS ADyEN
TURES-TBE NUMBER OF PRIZES TAKEN AMI
HER FINAL DESTRUCTION 0fg ST. AUGUSTINE
EInRfnA
= : = ~ = = =
FLORIDA,

The Charleston Courier of the s5Ih contains aa IL
eiesting " the pr taken by the Jt Davis,
whose less eli the ST. Augustine bar We have already
announced. On tho 2sh OF June the JET Davis left
Charleston. She captured the brig ohm Walsh and the
schooner Ench.ntress the OF July, aud on tn th
the schooner S j. waTBg Of New York, fell into her
hands In succession she captured the Thompson, OF
Wesport, Ne, and the Alyarsdo, OF Cape Cod On the
"a of August the JEFF Davis captured the Santa Clara
aud another schooner and short time afterwards the
chip John Cranford, OF Philadelphia, shared the same
fate The JEFF Davis turned ia for 81. Angus
tine, Florida
Ia attempting TO cross the bar, however, the brig
grounded the North Breakers. This about half
past six O'Clock Sunday morning. the II ii inst small
boat was ashore with Dr.. B3bcock and Lieutenant
BHa, and the prisoners landed Tue officers ard crew
Of priysteer then went ashore, aud were greeted
with the most enthusiastic demonstrations by the inhshi
tslts About hsl past two light boats went of 10 the
trg along with Captain COXetsr and other officers. TIE
saTbosTd guns were throwa board to tighten the
sell in order TO clear her decks Of water and save
much a. possible Of the supplies OIL board the brig.
Every Effort made 70 save everything tLen on
board supposed that the guns thrown overheard
stove her in and caused her TO oige. The lightboats
however, were Alsd with largo amount Of provisions
and baggage aud finally succeeded in saving all the
nall arms on board.
The J n Davis WAS commanded by Capt Coxetter.
W. are glad TO learn that there viii be another
JEFF Davis cd rat ard thar the same brave are
xious 70 again go FORTH aud male up for any short
eOuings OF their frs. a3yeutuTea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
FGoM NEW HEXrCO-PAR0LE OF TRO0PS-NAR-
TIAL Law PROCLAIMED.

INDEPENDENCE, Aug, tg.--Ihc SantR 20 MliI Express
ha- arrived here, bringing dates TO the l7lh inst.
The United States troops seven hundred aud fifty in
number, who surrendered to the Texan Rangers, Is
niles from Fort Fillmore have bsen released on parole
The Texans retained their aud the horses belong
Ing 20 ;he companies Of Mounted Rlss
Gen. W. Pelham, formerly Surveyor General Of New
b. xco and Col Clements were arrested ia Santa Fe
and confined in the guard house by order Of Col Candy
commando. of the department. Of New Mexico They
suspected Of giving improper Information to the
Texas troops.
at Fort Bliss below III Paso, Col Clements took the
oah Of allegiance aud discharged GEN Pelham re-
I'd TO take the oath aud il still coGfled in the guard
house
Col Candy has, by proclamation, suspended the writ
Of habeas corpus 10 New MEXICO.
Fort Slunton has been abandoned by the United
States troops and destroyed by -e by order Of Colonel
Cahby
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-02
funfHfa la,la fEanfE,

N, JSgss Aug 30 --The steam IT Arszo roal sSa,h'
ampton the I'll st. paced Oape hsee sha morning Tor
New York. The cuppied &c amer E.na had arrived at
Q eensosr and the passengers we're transferred 70 the
steamer Glasgow, to sol, Oh che ~
The steamer Arabia arrived Liverpool on the IL d.
Prince Alfred Vas receive at Liverpool with great en-
thusssm.
The King of Sweden hal left Englsnd for home.
The steamer Great Eastern sss expected TO lake more
troops TO Canada.
was moderate. Loans on the Stock Exchange were Of
fered at 81 per cent Foreg exchange VS. slightly
higher. American securities we're unaitered.
Advices fro France Say thats deficiency In the wheat
crop Is generally admitted.
Accounts from Italy say the Reao6pssts we're every
where beaten BY Vicar General Sorrento. Tssny
priests and three monks have been arrested he
aconiss at Canoelo made prisoners by the royal tpops
0iprialo was taken after short ress 1anee ,rrss
GIriSalGi was expected at Naples the 81 XSep.
tauiber the anniversary OF bis entry into Maple ~
fecs were preparing in honor OF the event. s....i
General Cialdin reminds the goveruinen. that ~ y
provisonally accepted the Leutscarcy OF Napsess-.
Will not resign until the counuy has been pursed oil
brisauds and : new Lieutenant shall be appointed.
From Turkey there are accounts OF further reforms
being effected BY the Suitan
The chief OF the Herzegovina insurgents had requested
the intercession OF Russia ge peace with the Turks
Omar PAsha had approved OF the proposed Russian and
Austrian embassy Cobstantinopls, and depued com.
missioner TO proceed TO open nego;ahons.
fhe Russians had sustained another defeat from the
Circsssiaus.
10 Russian Poland serious disturbances had broken out
at Kaidsh, for arresling The patrol insult
ed and number OF men surrounded the officer aud de-
mauded the release OF ths prisoner which granted,
when the garrison assembled and threatened 10 e on
the people. Numbers arrested subsequent
From Hungary sdvices that the dissolution OF the
Hngsria Die. vas considered certain within few days.
An imperial rescrip; WAS expected shortly.
The Liverpool cotton make. closed quiet, but firm,
with sales on Monday and Tuesday OF 10000 bales to
speculIors and exporters at advance Of LID TO Sd
Toe market bad still upward tendency at the close
TIE advsrcs is chiefly in middiirg and lover qualities.
Floor is inactive and Cd. lower American -four 27s.
Wheat dull aud Pa lower red western g. 10 lOI Cd red
southern lis 50; white western lis 81 white southern
49, Corn is easier-niIed aud yellow 2sI Cd. 500.
81 white 3laS4s.
Beef is quiet Pork is dull Bacon iose!ise. Lard
Inactive at lS-50s. TAlow "a firm at 46s4iA. Cose is
steady.
Consnta rlossd NJ 90 10 90 1.s