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mmm SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 20. 1855 1 THE I REPUBLICAN. bvp.w.alexanper&co. Clflf AWP CtUWTV PBIHTBH. .$5 00 600 Daily, laadfMoa.Hriwwm 0«l£?a ijhljtS^lUmnoihe, ■ ••"*• "5 rri-WoeHY, I. eiWance, per amium.... 5 00 l!2S!I.Mtl.My'nlidMiwiV.7.7"» pp ilT.iolubl A Nt« AffQViemolft-KlJeUMI A nine*.—A •IniulirplMO or dlplometlo now. appear* In Ih* London P4M, reoelved by (bo PeolDo, under the beaded telecrephio advice from Vienna. reapect* In, (he Kueelan Pueeeealona In North Aineriea. ll . ie to thllfffictt Vienne, Saturday, (A. M.—According to the local paper., th. Kuaalao General MenaurolT. who hae recently errl.ed at llruaanla, la the bearer of th. ration of th. Hutaian Pueeemlona In North America to th. United Slnlea for *30,000,000. W—hl.l tolub pale.,) IQCOPlf tor...»oel& 00 SAVANNAH, GA. Tuesday Morning, March 20. BV TELEGRAPH FO? THE ^REPUBLICAN. 1.ATCK r«On«AI,irOANIA, tl«w oruuns, Mura W. TIm ilPtwahlp FroMSlbstu baa Ju«t arrived, with Catlfimila dale* lo fenh ull lluxlnesa generally wu In a prostrate condition, owing to tkoxmpe nvlon of Pag* A , Varoa, Aduit * Co, Well* A P W| o, Robertson A Co, , cluilro Amoricto'policy it lo bo introduced, in or- PlMVorn •( ike American Parly* An important document connoctcd with (ho Amcr* lean party is published by tho N. Y., Herald. Tho document contltia or an addreaa and aeriet of ros- olutiont. It hat boon printed and la to bo circu lated to ovary Council In tho oountry, that (in the language of a resolution adopted by Council No. 18) “ tho views of tho party throughout tho United 8iatet may bo returned fur tho Anal action of the next Grand National Council.** Tho platform laid down by tho Council No. 18, is, that tho Fedora! Constitution shall bo supported, that State Rights •hall bo rospectcd, and tho Union uphold. An ox- and Wright’s Minor's depot. \ dor to balance tho loroign olemont which is now to Wells A Fargo were expected to resume payments Rapidly gaining ground. Tho prosonl system o* on tha fifth, Adams h Co. not fbr GO da) a; Pago A Its* con would resume In a few days—th«y hare largo as- There have been destructive Ores at Shasta, Stockton v>d San Francisco. The Legislature bad (kited to elect a Senator to Con. gress. The joint convention had adjourned. Heavy rains had set In. The legislature of Washington Territory had select ed Olympia as iho capital. Advices from Sydney, Australia had been received, as late as Dec. >xb. 1 dovolopo tho resources ol tho country, and in tho The rlola at Bella,*) were owln. lo Iho reftiaal of (ha ‘ Th „ oloctionrcring is to bo condemned, and ono muro in accordance with American principles it to take Its place, lu motion of religion nil individual opinions aro to be roepected. all churclioa aro to stand upon a lovol, and tho Bible is to bo used in tho common schools; sectional questions aro to bo avoidod,and attempts to alienate divisions ot the Union from each other, aro to bo resisted. Tho Council thinks that a liberal policy should bo maintained by Congrosa in measure* designed to mincra lo pay their tax... Twalw mleora ehd ...m, . improremeni ol ha.bur. endI flyer.. The ap.,11. "... anted ; system is to bo abandoned—it is condemned as soldiers wet* kiltsd, CUUon In Ibis market Is raster. Sale* 1,000 bales. Charleston Market. Charleston, March 19. Tho Cotton aaleo for tho day foot up 1,700 bales. The market closed in an unsettled state, showing an advance of 1-4 cent ainoe receipt of tho Africa’* accounts. Good Middling closed at 87*8. odious, and uu- Ameiicau. Other minor matters aro net forth in the document, which is carolully worde.l throughout, and which allows of consider able latitude of meaning. Tho Death of ike C**r Doubted. A dispatch from Washington states, that tho Russian Minister believes tho reported death o tho Cxar to bo nn unpardonable hoax, gotton up entirely for sinister effect. Ho hss no information ^ , PPW w—•«— — ......... — whateverun (he eubjocl, and loci, confident, hid j w |,i 0 |, | l0 bil inurdereia Mourn'd. And, per- NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE Uf ths Bavaunah ttrpubllcau. Nkw Yokk, March 15. Tho rocont bloody nlftay,—tho murder of Bill Poole,—tho escape of tho principal assawin,—tho funeral ot thu murdorod man,—the unavailing pur suilot the ifflicer* of justice,—rouso our citizens to sitno sense iff tho degradation infliotod on tho city by tho organized gangs of political rutlians to to important an ovenl taken place ho would have boon promptly informed. t^Thero wo» a largo number of casco up bo- fore tho Mayor, yesterday morning. Tho offences charged embraced quito a variety—drunkt-ncaa, fighting, stabbing, disorderly conduct, dec., &c. 1ST The polico, yesterday, arretted a negro man, by the oamo of Bob, tho property of Captain Christie, undercharge of setting firo to a back, be longing to Mr. D. A. I^in. tST Coroner E-tan held an iuqurst yesterday over tho body oi Hanson Jonkins, a free colored man, belonging to the crew of tho barque W. A. Patents. Verdict: "Accidentally drowned in the Savannah river.’’ ty It is tho Rev. Dr. Chouloo who is to Iccturo before the Georgia Historical Society, tho 9th and llih April, and not tho Rev. Dr. Charles, as erro neously stated in our issue of yesterday. ty According to advicos received hero from Mac<>n, the Ocmulgco river had risen 11 feet at that place. In consequence oi thi* rise, tho steam boat Charles Hartridgo, which lias been lying idle hap*, till some now excitement sweeps these sights and s»undt out ol their romombranco, tins health ful feeling may continue to prevail in the Metrop olis. But criminal and blood-stained ss these vil lains are, they aro not tho only ones to blamo — Soma portion ot tbo responsibility rests upon tho educated, tho respcctablo, and the wealthy. These cUsies, in too many instances, neglect their politic al dimes. Active, as they aro, in business matters* liberal, as they are, in works of chanty, too many ol them never devote an hour to tho welfare oi thu State, or oven of the Municipality whose govern meni is in tho hands ot its inhabitant*. It is too i much trouble,—it does not pay They leave notiit , instions to bo made in drinking saloons, voting to bo managed by bullies and thieves, and Courts of Justice to bo overawed by ruffians, and then com plain thut they aro burdened w ith taxes, pauperism and crime! In countries, whero power t* concent rated in one man’s hands tlioro can be no graver charco brought against the King than that h« neg lects his so’jee’s. Here, where the power is divitl- ed sm<<ng live hundred thousand men, every m m who does not pt-rfoim his share, cniiuniM an injury, the sumo in nature, though less in degree. Tlicro would be no such “gangs” as New York isinfestod nil, ii all hur citizens availed themselves oi tho in ihu poll all wimot. wallin* lor a tiioi, will ! „, hl ’, h< . r uul j 0 ,nd control leave to-morrow lor Hawkinavillu. Tho Cotton which has been accumulating at that and other points on tho river, it is probable, will now bo hur ried forward with all practicable dispatch. £3P Tho Rev. Mr. Quigley, whom ws charac terized as the pastor of tho Catholic Church in this city, in our notice of Si. Patrick s Day, requests ui to say he is "simply a second or third assistant priest in the church." « her government. There aro such men ss Poolu and .Morrissey, and Baker, and Irvin, scattered through all the villages in thu Slate. But nowhere elsu are they held up to the admiration, and invest ed with a chief part of the control of tho communi ty. ll honost men lorgct tho high privileges of utizcni-h'p, dishonest ones will not. It in trouble some, perhaps, to got urn vice, but it is more trouble- smuo to b« governed by it. It may not pay to spend tune in looking a tittle alter public affairs, but it is IbonvspofclSMa of ths HavoaMh Republican.] Commjmo, Fowihi Co.,, Geo. ElAl Mims. Editom: Wr have rtrtnfce weaihsr here for this season of ths year. March, with us, is generally meleinonl, with oold, tempestuous winds. The month, con trary to all precedonts, was ushored In upon ua by worm, balmy breezes, and gonial, sprlng-llka sun shine. Alnsdy gardeners have commenced tho •owing of eeeds j end our (arming population are everywhere bnslly engaged in proparing ihoir Holds for the reception of corn end cotton soeds. Tho oold and freezing nights of Jauuary and February prepared tho ground admirably for planting. Tho •oil ie looto and pouroui, and easily broken end and pulverlzod by tho plough-shsro. These things portend abundant crops tho coining saason, j and tho pooplo wero novor in groaior need of thorn ‘ In this part of Georgia. Tho prico uf cum and flour ranges high in tho mountains at this timo. Flour, of tho best quality, commands at tho mill |5 and 65 50 per hundred pounds ; and corn and com mosl from 85 cents to $1 por buthol, and scarce. Thore Is littloor no wheat in tho market, though 61 50 to $1 8° is (roo ty offered for it. The wheat crop is looking badly. Tho early spring will rapidly imp! »vo it; and should tho weather continue warm and seasonable, field* will soon wcarn thrifty napoct. Our walla, In this village, have nearly nil dried up, and there is great scarcity of good, whole some water; ono well having to suflice the wanta of a hall dozen or more families. This condition ol tilings was never before experienced bore, and is doubtless tho result of tho long continued dry wouther. But littlo rain has fallen horo during tho winter, and scarcely any Inal summer and (all. Although money matters arocloso with us, there is not that stringency that prevails in tniddlo and lower Georgia. Wo do not grow cotton hero to any great extent, and have not to depend on it f >r tho moans with whielt to pay our debts. Tho salo orilioiion-salo of "tho crop" does not effect uur monetary affairs in any great degree. Our country is exempt from disenae— is distress ingly healthy, and tho disciples of Baculupius wear long, lugubrious countenances, in consequence. Tlioro is a greater demand lor corn rnoslanii bacmt than lor "drnps" and pills; and 1 li. pn tilt* may continuo lo grow worse and wi.rso to tho respecta ble clavs ol gentlemen referred to, until their ser vices mny bo wholly dispensed with, and they aro driven to seek out other employments by which to obtain a livelihood. Doctors will not liko this sort of talk, hut tho pooplo do, and hiving their sympathy on my side, 1 can afford to speak inde pendently. Anon 1 will sond you a lino on political mat- tors. Youts truly, Mountaineer. rOVH DAY* LATER FROM EUROPE. ARRIVAL OP TUB A FRICA. DI3ATII OPRMPBHOn NIOIIOkAfl. important’from china. Canton beile|«l-NhRN|bRlbombardad. | difficulty occurred between the Insurgent authori ties in Shanghai and the French, whereupon Ad miral Laquorre, with the ships Jean Pstro and Culhori.'bombarded tho city, which, ere this, has : probably surrendered or been stormed. I Tha insurgonis havo mol with reverses to the ; east ol Pekin. i Amoy is quiet. Captain Adams had arrived from England, and would proceed to Japan with the ratification of. the iroaty. refloat. Misslie anus Java at lift* its, mnMo bogs to «t fuKffilte- tint *.—Tti* market Is tact stilts, but wllbmrt lot- • octant change, th# Inctamssl •ssUrsv and tb« •unit*,* i sat Don Lumps sbssbwl tbs Inquiry t lb- am*si* . >s still vary llgbl, sspsclallv <•( s—I lirsMl*. c»mrn»n • ralxUsrr. not plenty, and are dull, |,ul flrrwl; b*M ; tbs s«tarn demand It nm an scilrs. bwi I • quit* equal u, . «s arrttuU. Il.s sataa o( Wvftsrn i.snal sis ***> M.U. I $n VIH (or common u> civics tuts ; tv all :ilH lor mlte.1 p, go.nl brands MlrMvsn. Iwtiai.a nd rooimon logmul dido, and til |l3 sstra TmIbim Ike feilral tillroid’i r,,,,., UAII.II.MIL, '** »CJXXxnx> trivia. O X and »t\0f MitHitaj, ii.* ItNi, MMd furtasrnoMis, u« j'T** 1 N • ssUSI Rs»ir««sd »ll» run M Ml.., ■* 1,4414 4. Illogruplilcnl .sketch ol die C'xur .Mcliuhise Tho Africa bring* now s of tho death of the Em peror Nicholas. Uo now belongs wholly to histo ry—ho stands boloro posterity. Ilia accounts wall the presold aro rioted. With tho arrival of European newspapers and correspondence, details will throw light on this sudden event. At present only suppositions rbn be inudo. Already it is intimated that tins death was duo to a pal,ico conspiracy. For the present, wo li.i« o not tho slightest reason to admit ilia probubildy of such a thing, albeit not uncommon in tho domestic munis of the Romutn Ils. Since the beg numg of the war, ilia English press ..(ten sugg. sled, lli.il with tile progress *>| the war, d a- sutirtied not,Uu, magnates and courtiers would ton late tho tragedy ol his father, I'uul. lM an wu havo so veialt trues stst.d, in relation to Hie prose- culio'i ot tho war, Nicholas wru« tho rif'sl peacea bly disposed mao of tho whle court Tliosu who st.Ktd nesn-st l» him, Ur I off, Adlerln-rg, Teheiui- IUt.trax, Thursday, March 15, 1855. Tho Rwyal Mall Stesmshlp Africa, Capt. Harri- son,from Liverpool, at lOo'oluck, on ilia morning or Saturday, tho 3d Inst., arrived at hor dock In this city at I o'clock, this afternoon. The Africa loft here at 4 1-9 P. M., for Boston, whore she will bo doe about midnight, on Fridav. Tho stonmsltlp Hermann sailed from Southamp ton, for Now York, on tho evening of thu iMth Feb ruary, with 65 passenger*. Shu screw stonruship Sarsh Sands, from Port land, arrived at Liverpool on tho 89iU ult» Tbo nows is of an interesting and highly import ant chsrsctor. (Prom ths London Tlmrs, feb.ua.J I'ragroti ol Him Popular Muvrinmltn Cuiland, • • • • Wb irs wearied of sibB-ellna svriy(hint dsrlslrn. Meaiiwiills thsrn aretliluxs which I will wall aJ little a# IIiiiu and tide. Tim paoplo of Hug- ; land are Hrrd of wa Hug forever, and ar* vsntlng tlmir ' |mi>aiisiic« In public msvilngs. Mai)t«-I>«mr, l.lvi-r|Ma,l, sml IHrmlngtiaiu. and otU«r b«muuhs at* f »uro- units riMilutWii In fauir uf greater activity abroad and administrative mform at home- 'ml/ let our aiamsinen Oirn la untsHl«J t Pnmbsm U searrs and n»mlaal at Mtll.lhM sales aia ITISI lHi»heli al b-c ft,r Jssaay jel •w, aim tote (*.r Wnatsrn mtasd—rst In siora. IIAI.TI MoltC, MAliCII 15 -11m spring buttaswa, nwav. r, haa not |H fairly having baen rniar.t daomswhal li*)ond llm usual limn by unfavorably «aatlmrsnd lMMrru|,tl„nti»n.*lgaip,nil, Dm ontoand Veaten, waters, pr* .eialng the rseadpt of tuppria* *ip>-a • hlrh In operate. I*esl#f», I<m>,awl «hl|>|.erf hate been ••t.ttng t,Mk U, taka a<t«aiiiau« of mtueed rat«a .-( relght on the llaltiiiiofn amt Ohio Itallrxxl ■ tilth g» lie , on ftlnoday next, lutl, Inal. Alter that (WUnI, ••vwaaa aavsea.n ,,, „, l/,itS«r,iMi,k * a n ,11,11,11 >| l4*t«i<tri|t«ik,.4i^r,R ,urn, u p, • "». m . trot,itSy. I^a»* Mao *i e.ll r. arrtt. it, n, sstwatu . * r ,-a.M ,, tainrm„Mi, e 4 am*, t* .vXbf.Hasros ,a a {^ave Anguv^i. S r. u n a,r>t* ti\,: Ui, dawillo n lew week* more, let Ilia war g» on a little Urn imw schedule tnsblmr a rr<>iMil<Hi „f Ike, |.*r ti«i Ihb lotigo. on the uld S>atvm Ilf ||0 fighting, hut *<tu>„ I .MW i from Wheeling i»» IUIilm..re,un Pen, I'inIi, l.ar<l Wbl, dead „r illscastd every weak,and these prurlnclal nneu lugs, now more ant— ** - • Jlgry Ilian aellous, will begin P,aci|ulm ! |ai«e anew Slid terriblejui(M,rliMjJitf ( Olil) places Wliara men j «mrmarket iap«ll) arcum-d-te, TlLie'many W!„, l/rata Augusu. srvwasa nsma ., Lent* Man, * A «,r,. lorats Mft/.ra MJ, r ,km« . l-n»» Aug„M« .7 s. Xitjel, 4 s «.»(„•« i TT^> Trsiii wlii'li tea,e. P,i„.t , If. wrb ine %iar>.l . t.i v\ , Into ht-ftrattou, ll Is brtl-vr-d | M».,t c UaornaAs.carrjiM/ ( •y. )nd other prml * , shipments will b« ma le, aim «,e »up|.l, „f s:nff a's jn earnest and Jrjtend what n tby aBy. Tlie safciy- j an'UU|>at« a rledn^, r.|ft-ci4llr I a whch this " , . . . „ —, . .1 PII'II llieir ■ im.i'in.. ■ .pi.ia»/ ........ .......n — ..i,.. ..... . , wnwn m. valves, a* they ar„ calle,!, ,.f the llrlllsb e',uslliutl<m are pertud arrives, and hcinai huiers are now an ame,us t«> p. M ,,«.«.,**)• mt k th* spHofahIntodlrqubtutie,andatmorjci.iiii-mpliS,,long ; oimrate, _ ^ ^ j M..„tg<.mrr» 4 W«t Y : lm aa I'Mrllaiiieni seeuis to bn doing lu dni» MOST IMPORTANT—LATEST. sutiutM omit or tur kurxRoR or ruski*. London, Friday night, March 8,1855. — ...i» 1 when 11 falls the» come Into p'sy and sstoiiuh pollifclans Nay, let! lament, let '■al.lneie bewsre! What It — I'arll a«-e Hie rise of n I, ague f.,r military reform 1 Hhould the war cost the country .Vi,iw»i men and |A,lSjO,twi ever; 1 -ear, without results, without honor, hut with much In. - — fei This evening, in the llotiso ol Lords, tho Etl I jury to ctinuo ico and the lurrn.atagdistresa to the , in, ,, 1 (1 „,u .i„iw inuiili*, we certainly shall l,av- - -■ ol Clarendon foao and said . I think it my duty „„„„ «/„riKa.r«,i<w and unrouriii 'to uommunicMto to your lordships the content* uuiidiind protot>|M-. Ir there * . .... . . ... Il.nl ll... Mai, la a..., .... Itiuult*. wo certainly nhall have a Ira.-ue, ami a much - i*re dangerous and unrourlll'illonal one than Hi tn. is the least susplelftn ,i. i' „ Aiaimti h which I n eeived liulf M,l, ‘ ,,M ’ w#r '* cwrrlswl „n as well as it should b. , «lau-legr«phtc dllpnutt, ™ ! c _..... and !»•*» the Interest and Imnnr of the cuntiy "an hour sinew Iront Her Majesty’s Minister st rirtred t„ the insintaosoce a vicious military tjcnii, "tho Hague, that tho Emperor Nicholas died this ^ pur;e,se of tbw merrannle cla-aes p, ,, . * , , ! f . . ... rax them selves lo ant amount for the uultileiiai>re of "morning ot ono o'clock, ol pulmonary ap|H»- * political agitation. This would brmg ih« commoneltr Tt,e Tnik which k*,n llUl WeV. lM lt» P’rad. t ■ ft<A/J>. L., 1 . I'jm.t,'.*. tnf !aUsl<aM,«, 'll*,, bl |r s>d New Iom. The Train whtrrh h-a**- SitiSMt. t roniseis with tl,,' rte, tog T','ft* lo»'l. S’, I th* it Midi **ftA-.|ink U * ■ f » Tlw- Train wh th «.«»■. .4 1 f w.. r .Ill,*cl. With tl.« mntiJut It. Itsllr- ft/t- at4 the Wrftitl. • »" !e a I;, • lifter of ll,* T,»lt't 1*4*1, at < hi I-. XI . *it|< ait) (•*.*. nttfu. yUloft'.m-tl,* 4Jii f. L Train u-u, "plexy, alter nn attack ol influenza. 1 havo, also, "received a dispatch front Her Majesty’s Min- "ittor at Berlin,staling that tho Emperor ofRua- "sin died at li o'clock, this iiiointng. An hour "before this dispatch arrived I received accounts "from Lord John Ku’soll, at Berlin, stating that "tho Emperor was ott tltc point uf death, and Imd "already taken leave of his family. Although "this event uocurrad so short a timo ag<>, as he- "tween twelve and ono o'clock, this morning, "tlioro can he no d<mbt, under these circumstances "uf its authenticity." In tlio llnu*e of Commons Lord Palmerston made a similar statement. It was surmised that tho Emperor died by tho hand id the assassin, hut the cause assigned ubuvo was generally urudiled. Thu cflbci ol this startling announcement in political und monetary matters has not been developed, and H is iuip'-twihlu to say what it may produce, it created great cxcito- inunt. Into direct r-xlllslnn with Ilia prerogative,and wucau only aa) that we trust wo tusy not arv It In our tlino. l-asM-ogrf* at ABrusidNUM-l f Allt.o). Ta'U-ftkMM. a h»— ati l New 1 >rieAi,t. u.u*t Ux* .»« c r g ,<1 de.r„ii„ft. ,«» Train *'%'»•> • p . \ tlUiW FkVtR I'rbventeo BV Inocvwtion.— W,i rioiiL'u in La Cronies, a .Spanish iounial, pub lished m New York, tlmt Dr. Wm. L. 1 lumt.oMi pita diseovori-d n rneatis to prevent yellow lover 17 . illoculallon. 'Mm Government of Cuba, aa La Cfomca tw informed, has directed tlm toot ulktton id the major part—uniountoig to one thousand—of tho newly urn ved ir.Nips, which In a resulted in the greaterl success, since none huv<- been a taiked by th" terrible disease, which generally decimates the > foreign population shortly alter their arrival The , operation is similar to vaccination, by Inserting Iho vims discovered hr Dr llumh.,tdt, generally 10 both arms. A few hour* utter tins trilling opera- ; lion, the symptoms ol a miniature yellow lever j commence, mid all the pathological consequences 1 follow .rapidly nndal'giiily, rarely exceeding lorry. ' eight hours in duration, and was nothing more than a alight fuvcriah action, mu WAR. Tho advices from the Crimea aro of tho tamo tenor ns by iho hi-t low nrrivuls—untlimg of mo ment having transpired. On the 13 It February, lire Russians made a sor tie during the night, but 11 wav not lormulabiu ; on ly live ol the French were killed. February 14.—An -ttss-r n'ght x»rtie, In which tho French lost lit tty l,vo men. Weather quite warm and spring oku. February 15—The condition of tho French nrmy is repot ten to box-xcclleot. There is uls> a rumor ttiul thu Not til side of Sevastopol will ini m- Vesed. February 16 — Nothing bus occurred iff any tin- poriancu. Kutuuity 17.—Uiiii.-ial details of thu battle of Eupalorin. Admiral Brest telegraphs the follow mu: "On laiard thu .Montet ell", K.imievh li.iy• Feb. 20 —Un the l*ih, tbo town ut Kupatort* was at- taeked on toe Ensterti aide, by eigniy pieces ot ar tillery, six regiments ol cavalry, under the com mand „t General Kuril, and twelve regiments ol intAttiry,c«»iisisUttg i t about 25,UUO men, ut.der die orders ot General Urteti S.,ekcn The combat lu.u-d Irurn 51 2 o'clock un.it IU«.*ctock 10 the luurniutf. "'1 he Russians were vigorously repulsed. Their loss is estimated at 500 killed, and th,- undt-l 111 proportion. The l urks bad Sjf killed,250 Wound ed, and lu*t 70 horses. Selim 1’asIu, lietiural ol Mii.itary and 1'ntmcAt. Memoim— General JcMip.of iho l-’m'.d Siat'-a Army, in p-eparmg for pnh'ientiun " Memoirs uf Forty-five years in the Army," m which will t„< u v.n numerou* Inters, military and political, relating to tho organization ol the army, the defence* ol the country, plans ,.f cxmp.iignv, nitlitnry adminittiatiotis, the Texas and 1 begun questions,etc. Mr. M.isoti, U.8. .Minister,at I’sris, we tram by the I'actiie, w us reentering Ins liea’tli rapidly. T«» flu- l.iiiti,*ft uf Nnvisiiiinli.f.i'O* <hi i,rc . int ..I ii'iineooi* eoinplslins ma le u» <•* m rn Inhon '<• 0nr fine ,.\CIU:*H A.Nil I.AI K OAlTl.ltN. al-> liavlng seen srtlnrt of an Inferior ,|iialH), tl>Ni I,4<1 been *'.lila*our lU'ke, we take Uds lurtt.od ol Inlo'iii log Hie l.a>Pes ol Pavaiinali liial all anlcl, • mnnutac Pl'ct ll) U» kite vat mm. upon litm — Unite In f. are gt'liulue. Itr.prci lull) )our*. 4r.. J. VV. Mi* t.’HDV 4 H')V. No. Illi tictioii.-treet, Ploladelptita, NtaiiUlacturer* o Tine llo»l» mnl .-bora. Jau IH ‘.'mo , , . Mol, 1 go* llrtadduffa bat" ruM firm during lb« w*^k. and prl- f r »n Ct s liAte sdvAlter,!. The rtcr-lpl* ami supply of Floor • a should are uau.ualli llgbl. whl- Ii tact hascauud UrcPtnt Inn- Miiooi.i it., „„ of hoiijrra. Tl,e pm«i.ion trade lias not been doing much, own.g to the 11«III euppl). Price. I.avr rule firrlt) stsrad) ur>> til witliin a ita) nr lw > pa,t,wlft-ii UUjrra w*r« n «t lira In opcratli g ut,lr*a ■ o»ftce«.l«>H wa* uiad.i. lirumla- an strail) toil wMI-out mucb acll*>ty. n,,. gar bat b.«*oi more irquirwl for within the p**t few da)a. .MoU»*,-s quiet—a fair stock on b.ft-1 of boll,. ' ofifft lias Iwmi lu active rrr|'<eal. ami bolder* contlm ue firm 1 l.r • l, ck t n I'AimI 1* ui u.u.P) light, ai-i pr|. em am stl'l upward, tli ii of that now «>8*r d la ImoI tn .eeond haitd*. and ih* »in»ll tranaartP'Kt m-saUo.-- Palea durlftg the k trail1 III ah *l»o<il wifti thoua- atnl hai* Itlo liwlu-llftf >«i of ihr )*«»>«* cargo on 1 l.r prtia'e ta'ins.aml tha rrduce at ihI'm *a..xiftg from I * f. r VHiirdgxi.t* >ft<l | . M to ll*)i for ' Odiiiar) to g.MHj. *0.1 mg to I Mg. l-r gtr.J ,.1.*,otr and l-ap.ftto,, w.ti UV. lo fair. Wu q<|..lt, vi.olc- In small lot., m II Si No • liorUon. I. >gtia)ra In market. Wa quote J»*a at I J»i s. II ceota Will, entail »ale-. lotlos.— I l.o cotton market Is quirt, an 1 pftr, • ar# eoiiwwhat drpre’wtl. fah-s store Iftr Uatr of our U*t w.rk’s review, of .VJ3 I,alts ordinal) h. Mt.PI h g t ar..III.a’s.lie- rgls*. a> d i.utf. at pne,* rai.g.ng fo-m ' n to IUg, 1 ami li ti|.>i,lb*. .Vlaiei artur. ra am hti)tog > t, ) 10 a moderate extent, and t<> supply lii iindiao wants. Thr mark, t r|..sr« ull uirler menu lomi/i, aU«ie.a.at .. , , v -,f- 1*. . ...*., „ , ... atmit V| ernt ,^-r Ih. drclhw on all grades. 1Vaal.gr |A I J’.N i KLAS I I L/ • iilKT' our range ol quoUltoua a* h.Powat * • t't.t*,,da Uutf W#»tr»„. Hid,I to.g vq^tn u («vh i»...-1 M-t Jltng iv*>» i-H **'■» * "x Middling Pair 10 |i'!*a|| lt>Hwll.tg ( «Al 7l«*N. —Nora- Par ....... •‘hft'IH »' S«"k ' 'tamp Hw p* Tite »t,.ck at p»«M-iit jti t.a.,t i. J ' » rt. Inij^i.i of tli« »r. k am i!»J bales fw iu Nrw t 'r'esn* Pt«t a i*p Mm —It.c fi .ur niatkev t.i.* twwn *£r* t) throughout the wr.k.ftn I |a|,r. hate sd«at ore|. 11.« supply ot. hal'.l Is »ff) .m.ll and », U > a a rtr*.!), *r p'cail) for el'A'tfhl h'.Ml* l:.«-rl; t, a-r >rt mote- rite. A sal,. i„-da) of lot M.U c* "he at IV Holler* 0 tn Thrflitjr mark. | p, ds) wa* »Oi.l» hale, on late *t Ii .. pr . f .VSIhhl*. Iloft .iid -T.rl n.ulrr lifild, ■t %V—el..*i»n thin tut not *clt*a. Vfctr* & Athatmi* tt- tra Howard ftirrtai |y -dj. NI'.W mtl.KAN!*. MVltl'II IS—<ViT»„a —The dr mand )e*trrita» w«» iii'Mtrra'r.H'r«a',*rmhr»clngahont 3etU hales, at Bun prims. IN a )rt qgot.-: |i* oblbass rLsssiru Alloa. • •rtllnary ln«eru»r i.S‘k 1 Ji “*a ♦"S V.H 1 1 Pftftw-r.ger* f«»r llr New V"»k ssri pt. ship-, sho'it J trfi,a O, Fataalioh )•) Hm- tv +1 Tl , > »»e putir'il.tiy reap,,**..e . •»., , etr>mU"|M* «<]<• rorrMoftt* P-r ‘I , * <_ r 11.,oi|l, lirksls i>, H.idlrl»oe thr ftt, .*r n<m«e) |>t»m«. alw., p*-.»». 1 ) , A' emt* WM VI WAIM. t.i^, Ss«.M,ab, March ivth. Irii. if it a rr.w 4 rici:r.*f, No. I Uarclar-*tr«'«< 0 NH nrr a.r groaior, I ... .j, ■tint. Ah atetfr,* tnottg I it ftill h* Itt—ta »,|»^ »/ C • 5 w Life Iiiuiirnnrc. : It**1 I.OWAY’* OINTMI-NT AND PU.I.N, cer'mtn IIimi .-.I .-. ,.f Itheuinati-m —It'nr> Po- l. sent Sf, «f Nn'r' ••*. Mlt.i,s.p|,l, we* a seti-m suff.-rer f-om this rt'tnplalnt, Mat 11let a iitim'o-r of repire-et r, nu-lle*. tiopilij the, wouM tiei eflt l.lin. hut Ir tM-rsnie -., Iiftd Ml fast, »• to to- eiillre'y ronfine'l l<* hi* lie.!, And he )•■» unable to mote either hand of fool. U loir In, was (1, Hit-horrible Coptli.lnn, a III, In! MoiiuM Ihm a quantit) ui II •ilown)'* •'litiiueiil ami pill*, wt.ich In hniu^hat,- ly comntei.red to u*e, he enoii found h-m-, }f gra-lu^l.y Improved by Hiem, and l,y prr-e»ering ftitfi tlietn for rle*. n week*, he fta* entlrel| , ure»t, and has since ru Jo)rd llir In «t of l.ralth. r*,r ailteriiM-mriit. ft mar 19 tjr nkuuaT Thr I nitre! 'lair* I Iff imurar" hrtv.ti 1. Ire | ,t|i«|lf Ulonl *1 , v ‘ ft el ttf.It I »,.«ed. 11*4 "tl a . t > • |. - . u ' a* favorable t.rm* a* ntfttjoi . r..,. ,. ^ j t.riUT «•» ti'tTi.mttn i.i.ity. • I .x«n 02U tut. A b"M*» of ii t-rt tru ht* h,*-. 'tr in* M WM <'f i**t )rftf, Ui al I tn'*-) m.lde,, , •. MiSm la I'.iin-v \ , . f»r ll. n. \RN'*1.1* I ttrr i~- , >lt,Idling fi'NNj Mllfd'll.g.. H "Mluig J air., pair lit IB rircnnd Tlarinc In^ur.inrt nt. hand l*t s Armed *li»cr. Arrutd tods). oVTftastall a TIh- Ib'Urzhcc-fOiupxDy of (.if \ : A»a uu t tjdia) fa m r Tali' kC o. I»—*r '■ »'0,1.- D. Vr ojA'a, auj i, P*latent 10 date.. Et|wf.r4 today Rtork ««n hand »^«t cteaied iu:nov 11,. 'J-|ll:,(it^r!c • «J I ..wta In, 1 auitift. fi»...o ...j" '.n* l s —Tt.t» P.imldalde %it»raw<,wblr»i »f Ho- | b) eirlant. )teld* like Mr. Bonavd's Fancy Dress Soiree.—Armory infinitely cheaper then to leavo (horn lofallinlu thu Hall, lost evening, was the scons of much pleas ure to the juvenile pupils of .Mona. Honacn. A great variety of dancing took place, embracing hinds ol canaul.itoM for the State Prison. "Cherish the Spirit «>l our Poep.c," wrote Juiekson, iu ono ol his ta-t letters to Col. Carrington, " keep alive among tho fancy d-inces, tho Gavotte Cachuca, | ( heir attentien, if onco they become mattantn Hornpipes, Zmgarolla, i'ss Sttricn, Bolero, Ma n»is, Alemandc Waltz, Tarantella, Jots Arago nm, Hfghlaod Fling,See. tfec , performed in a wolves!" j public affairs, you and I, and Coiigrctw, and As- semhltcs, Judges and Governors, shall all become nnnncr alike creditablo to the pupil and teacher Tho countenances ol tho littlo loiks seemed to in dicate that thnir hearts were os lively as their fed. At 10 o'clock the juvenile* retired, and were sue- ce'.*dod by "children of a larger growth," who ap propriately concluded the evening's entertainment in an hour’s indulgence in the pleasures of tho dance. The Profraeor is alike popular with old end young. ty Tho sea was so heavy at Scituat*, on Thutsday, that it was irnpossiblo to do anything with iho ship Wm. A. Cooper. Mexican Boundary.—'Tho initial point of tho boundary line between the United States and .Mex ico, has been filed by the commiasioncrs at lati tude 31-47 dvg North latitude. Tho event wa* appropriately celebrated. T!»e l.ust 1'tibun (luiriiffc. The N. O. Picayune has been favored with tho following copy of tho report of Capt. Gray, of the steamship El Dorado, in refrrenoe to tho firing on that vessel by a Spanish v*s»id of war — Subjoined to it will b« found a certificate, as to p* corr ctneaa, from s gentlem»n w ho was on board Rt the timo of tho occurrence : Havana, March 9,1855. Sis—I have to report lo you that on the night of the 6.b inti., while on my pa,sage frt-m Aaptn- wall, N. G., towards this place, with the U. 8. mails and California psaa< ngers, I was fued at and brought to by tho Spanish Irtgsto Fernlana. The.circumstance* arotheso: Tno night was bright and clear, with n srnm.th s* a, light breezes from 8. B. At twenty inmuies after midnight, I made Capo Antonio Light, bearing N. by W (per eompsss.) We were steering N.t-y W. half W A. lew minutes slterwards ssiitp was aeon on nnr por* bow, with her head to tho 8. W , and her courses hauled up. Al 1: 15, and when shn was two points forward iho beam, front one-half to three quarters of a milo off, (without signals of any description,) she fired a shot at us, which fell about twenty yard* from tbo ship on the port •id«, abreast of (ore rigging I immediately or- dared tb*balm put s atathoard, and run down towards her, intended lo past under bar stern ; when within three hundred yards ol her, iho fired Uta second aoht, which passed but s short dis tance ovsr lha port whe«I-hou*«, from forward to alt. Ths sogmss having been previously slacken ed, ! stopped them, and ranging up under his ■Uro.aiksn him what lie wished, fin rcplt«d by asking whsl ship it was and whero aho was from. I told him ths vessel was the U. H Mall steamship El Dorado, from Asplnwall- He tlum told ua t<, b*ck, and wait. After stopping s.>mo miouira, I asked him whsl ho wanlsd, and if ha was goisg to keep ua thors all ngiht. II* answer ed by saying hs would sand a boat alongside, which hs did. When ths officer cains on b-rard ha aaktd to •M ths ship’s paper* I showqjl Iqm iho c|*ar- •see of lbs United Htalc* Consul at Aspinwai. •Lo lb* (be bill of health Alter rssdtng ih«m,he Diid m* 1 could proceed whan lua ta.al got clear oflhs ststmsr. We ware detained about forty five minatM. I would remark that during lbs night, and when sbs was boarded, nut signal Isntaras wrars burn ing bright, and I wm pursuing my usual course at a distance of from sight to utt rmles (tom spy Und, Youra, 4u?, Csrr. Grav. M. O. Roberta, New York. Wo had a slight tail of anew yesterday, but it stvtn departed leaving tho streets in a most dis agreeable plight to day. Tho invocation ot Thomp son, in Ui* .-casop's .‘otne, gentle sprluir: eihercal ui!litus*».com»," nr something equivalent in prose, must have been tho frequent prayer ot many a s .up fed, shivering, ill clad lamil) during the past winter, in tho courae of which the whole attillory tffwue haa been brought to hear, with as deadly un effect upon tho children iff want, penury and destitution, as that which fol lowed lIni discharge ol iho laiiMiia Lancaster gnn, during tho first bombardment **f Sevastopol. The welcome of spring tin* year, thervf -re, i« attended with far more delight than usu.il. Tho cry ol hard tunes is much Iras In-q i.-ntiy iterated than it waa some weeks ago, and iho indications now are, that theauilerings ,ff the Uh«tring cla«ses,caused |.y the apathy and aiagnatlon oi hu*incss, wit) ho entire ly abated U-lor,- tho advent of the aummor. That lellow "84m", you will ace, is carrying everything before him ; at tho rhctioti in New ilatiip-hire, yesterday, all of Ins candldslrs wore elected, almost by acclamation. In this citv there I* nothing new in political matters, tin me little “flurry" was caused by George Law's hnl for the Presidency, tho other day, bni that exciiomont has entirely died aw-ay 11.» may ho the "com.ng man", however, who know a! % The meinbers of tho State Lcgi«tatur^paid a via it w> the public mvtitnii'ins ol thu city, on which nccsiiun, you we by iho Iciiglilciird reports m the papers ol to-day, Urunkaness, rowdy.am and black guardpm w#r« rampant. While a: ono of the "in stitutions'*, a regular row occurred in this w no:— It seem* that, at the announcement of tho second regu'artoast: “Tho Assembly of tho State of Now York !" hmd call* wero rn ide f .r "Duke,” "Mumlay," "C* Ionian," "CTKecta," in tho midst of which, (I quoto tin, Daily Times:) "t>iQuct:nian Hti'iiiiMlI, who vat quits drunk and no sy, kept aocitnran,nr In a loud tuns, • O'heatfa' |:* Al.trMi.an IhMlzr, who a*t «ip|mattn to Mm, told lilm n, '•hut up.' Mf»'oniwll, upon tins, mada a spring at Aide,man Ihtdie, ss)Ing, -ll-n you—y„,|tr|| ma to •>,'«! up, t».H you' llt> waa pr«*rntre|, l,o««t*rr, fniut dol'.g Alderman iKMlga any injury In tha m,iiii.mo Itotftirt It. folrtnan, 1 m; , of tha A**»mMy, |...| arlssn aint mada numrsoti* r(T 01* to tm lia.nt. -A man namad t\o,a| aimsl Inilmrentrenrthernnm, trying to yell dn«n Ut# ntber*. In ortlsr p, gr| a hear ing for Hr. t'oisman. II* rsfii**! n. | ol » r hi* seat until ordrrMl in dn a<i several lime* by (Inventor Townsend. Mr. t otem*., *ucc*w«lft.l tn m)lng a taw words, the pur port of which was. p.al U tlaslred u. Inuotluc#, as tha chetr, Kisult-ff, Hi!oilier of the diplomat J 8eni«- w ound.-d »n shin , -ard Tho w ine, D -Igoi'-Ut hi, uud malty others, nil belong, to | yvn.-w.-d by Hk Itu-amns u»e a Colll|,relK-nstVO term, to tlm W ar pa'ty and policy ol Frincu Monehikoff. Ut-*ide«, most ol them aro *01110 years older than the deevased Czar; • they wero his friend* and IsV'-ritrs; have all Math ed tilt) limit iff their reapedlvo ambition*, and they aro well aware that a n- w reign brings forward new men, crowding out the old "ii,-s. 'Tiu-y e o d ‘ have had tin earthly interest in sHo'tcmi g the days t»t Nhli 'lus, ami until lutther explMuttfiia emo, I weatiail not believe m . compir.icy Nicholas, wo dttull not, came «o lua end in a natural way ' O! n strong nnd irn«citdc temper, and w power- , lul, but infliMimnlury, physical conatitution, .Nich olas was »U.'J' « t to nttacka ot violent pt«uri*y and ! intiainuiatioiia ol the liver, which more than ,,m-o 1 threatened In* illo. Ill late yean,, iucr.-a*ing flesti muitipll' d thu chances ol sudden and mortal at • j tack. From tile start, Ilia Turkish qumiion, with j all 11* couiplicutioiif, wiih tint moititying ami nnre- lenmig abuse "I his character atieuding I, ti.nl a ' tendency to ,1,-alroy a man ot eucn a e,>n*iituio.n a„ •iiusted. He who al„,n| a derm god 111 th ey.- ot Europe, hc-fo'o wtioin bowed sot, reigns, 1 I Ih- nt nuue assailed by ih.-m, and irraled by • ino with what might to ooil.d ingratitude! Th.-so win, knew him cannot bt-a*iotn*hi-,l fiat In* hea 1I1 j should tail in lln- shock "I such a change. During • ed, andloat horses, feu Will J-ah.,, lic-uer-i t.| *r, in* lo tawfU- tin, -kill of in,' |»i).tclao.. tho Lgyptian Division, and Colonel Ruitetn lley, m*gic to r.tltTKit's HPAM-II .MlXTI'Kl'.. Were killed Klgllteeii Fn-llcfi Were killed or ,51% K. Ilrqdrli, r..rrq«l) of thr A-tor II attack lu* n .t in*, n York, a . 'UWV Nrw ; .d lit-prop,.rio7 of tn- t arhanc- ll"i-l. Itleto m„wi. * *.. l* oi,— liiirftir—la *h.ilnni Wncufid j , T... «; «t eecniT m .he R.»d.«d coe- - tnnutrd eiierZ'tICrt'ly to the deb-mo ol the o| tbo nil,*-,* who4*rrs sulR-rlng web nrarl) nrry hum of d.a. town. Adit! rail Lyon aud lirual iiatc *«-m atx eaw, w(tt, ti,r rn>.»t womlrrful sure*-**. Slcan.eaa to Lupatuita t J1 •* *= > • *t Is th# most -aimordinarj m-dlrirm he ha* (2-igncd) Bat'XT.” o^r wu awd, si.d tl.n lw-«t M.-rJ purtltrr known. SECOND DtsrXTCit. _ . 1 tdvp'tl-cment. '•Eitatoru, February 21 — 8 nee th" affair ol the I7tli, Hit* If a,i 'll* lta*e not made any Hew at- tempt up-n Kupatotu. T" day colunom «I intatil- I) and trams <d **.,g 11* Her, ft. in leaving the vi- l imy ol th’ town, and taking tbo diree I o 8iiupb,-rop'd M iny village* are aiili in iLmea m the tn limy of Eupatoiia. .More gun* havo tn-eti Unde«l, und aUJiti nal lorces Hirown up. The town i* in a g oh! auio uf doiem e ’* tSlgli.'d) _ Dcmom Ir ft*, Comm indmg ateanicr Veuce" A letter smt -s tint tho bailie c„nsir.ed in-inly of a tie, vy ttr" »t artillery, undercover «l whuli th„ UuMian* made tw.. »»j thto- a.tempi* t > cany lln- town t y tiortn Tho night alter tno battle tbo If uaeians biv.'i.a« ked ••() the lletd Without lent* or fire, Tbo weather w as mt.'iisoly c .Id 'I lie next day they cummoiiccd retiiitig 011 fitmphorepul r Diuai tar a katj: VIEVS4 . tsr NOTH IN Tt.s strainr, klYMONR kT %T»: will _ lra»r Havacnab aid I'M'aiirlphu «.u al r'naii- tt n,r dale „f Iwr urxt trip Ir. tn this jmit filed for the R*ih lua.. :*»_ t‘. A. !.. l.AM Mt, Au't. It Hliri.*- ,,»Tl< »', At DlNfMi' l. » Ha«*aa»n. M.a. n vn. I-.Y1 » Tldt bring tny rrgnlsr Inin H-). I’lt iftirJe, Italeitdaiii*, Juror*, tYit',r**r« t".l »<I rr, lnl.-,e«trtl. B'r rrqurs'r.1 10 1^* puoriual In iftr , a 11.1 ancr, a» all c.se-s ..ii.iim dockrt » >11 1* |>r^mptorll% rail cl. offlnnurrar JiOi-f-.>l. »i..I tlrym .i'tr » niar vti I 1-1111.IP ti III H.-I.I.I.. T. t in 111 ca prr M-V Iltr-t Hist tlirir , .NOTH I Nrllkrr l ap aiu 1,-' I'oftsta-imr# wl.l l«r I- i.tlMr for Ut Ms r-'ntr»rir«l b, thr r,» • w.ta in a tottS'ant statu id lonson, and lua daily labor inuat tin*** long and severe to lace ami direct thu ultainud a great Lnitnre at war. lu whatever way, however, Nub .Ua closed his caret r,t|»o rno*t intrrestnig q ic-t'..u vvln- It presents Itselt k* tiow hta aweeusanr, ttuw Alexander ll, w»d net. Long ago Eur»|«au newspapers milnuled that a grave riltaundeniianding pri-vadcd in tho Impurtai tamily, having it* a ,urco m thu eotnplt,«. linns into which Rus*m was proei|nt.itrd by th- war. It was severally represent'd tint the pres-mt ' Emperor w«» - pp-«ed tr, tbo policy ol hnttatltut, arid to thit ol n party and to Ih> headed by tbn G*ntid Duke Constantine, Ins vr. linger brother, a man id ouiiuont capicitiea. 8ii!>, no p >aiii«e Iveta ,.v. r l or.tirinid itieao re|H,ns On the contrary, ..a (b'liimander lli-Clilul ol the Guards,tile her, d tury ; Grand Duke, now Emperor, marched into Li hu amt and T -land. and wa* lima to c,>111111 ind, offctia- 1 •vlr "t deldiatveiy, th" great armv r. 'iiipna ng tip. flower ,d ihu Ku--i.ii lorce* Ilia Ip ad quar- nra ha vo Ih en at Wilna This and many <>:|ior reasons lead »» aup|am,i that there will m.| |„. nt once any departure Iroiu the (Hiliey pursued by his fsiher. I he new Cx.r was h,>rn nn tho 2ih|i of April, 1818, and accordingly i* nearly thirty-seven ll not Id extraordinary abilities, he pn-eciwca lair . c.ipauiy ami intellect, ll ten gibed woh the iron will ot Ins lather, and 1! marked by a certain mild- nets of temper, he haa eihilnti ,| more than on,-« c .nstdrrahl,) energy, ilu has 1 poetical and clnv- slroua turn of timid, and m Russian |o ihu core — Yoarasg.'. tio urged thu ns- of ihu If..*,inn lan guage nt Court, instead ot French ,\* Grtud Duke he w«a alwav* kindly to any pure, gupuino, UuMtan drvn'—ptm nt m Ittrraturo and p- |.-> ~ Homo tan years ngo.hu Hivsle l strongly on tiiu propagation ol the Ifuas,, firm k creed among tlm I’robatanl Finns, IL'Ii >ninn*. and other mU s I •numg the |ica*aii'ry in the II .'tie pr .vm, it t* aisicely to I..' aup|M>Mi1 ti,ft be will imko any • lung** among the highest dtgiot m*-« uf ttm ' empire 8u. h thing* Will coma by and tn, aa lor ■"inu inn,- past ho has had a •nmli court and a J lav 'rites ar und Imn. I’rommcM am< Thssbovs L a ire# copy uf Cspt. Graf's !#«• UC to lbs Troildsm ol th« l!ntt«d titatM Mail Ktssmihlp Company, in New York, and I candy that it I* correct. As I waa a pasMng«r >hi board lbs El. Dorado, sod mw lbs wbnla pf.HMdinga, be gave me ibL hasty c«/py. Capt Eagta, ut tlm tJ. S.M*am*Ulp Crtno*>«m, Iimshui a tlm Hecrstery o| Ih# Navy, and Mr Robsnson, Arnsr- Lis Consul. Its* soul one to the Hccrtiary of '(be United Rtalae •( VVaslilogtaD. Edward Adld. Fetber Mstbsw wrltae !rom Madeira, Jan ft, that hie paralyzed limbs ar* much improved by tbe *suial climate. •peak**, Mr. l.'«»l*, ut *irubrn •• Tha oonf.isl ,o having i^rtlally siibsldsei, Mr. ( „ts arnati and msdu a fsw r-rnS'ka comn.aiafat .ry of th*. charPaMs In.llutlo,.* of th« fit), and the gratification hr had ft»pftrtrne«-d In tha vtsIL '* 6a Mr. • „ta t—h hi* aaa , ths ronfoalun again smew. A Mr. Dairy, who wa undanland Is a dia.rkrspsr lo || ia ■tala Itanaiu. arrm, In tti* north si t* of th* room, amt said ( • VV# waul a t--a#i on ltd* this ,.r tbs tabU, s>m1 | at** you William II. itaward, Nsw Ymk's nnblsat «oa th*, man of our *tr*ngih.' Mingle,I hlsart simI rh,*r* r>.|iow,,|, amid which a iiilrr riinl nut • tki*« rlmn for I'rsd iHiugla*.' Thu confusion liM-r,a*rd. lha I ad Isa, In lh« mcaiilim*, ha, I r-egun to !»•*•> i|,« mom. Tlm naxi rsmark wa hsarit, **a • Htrs-rbucr* for ii># Know Nothing*,' whist, waa unarm) hy a Mr. MouHon, wh„. wa uhdftfHand, I* a psrinsr uf iam*a VV. Marker Thla was to*lowed by Vella, Ma«s* amt rhran. Hlrbard' M.‘ nsnftlly, souniy clerk, msds a rush al Mr. Moulton with his mm, ar-d Mr. MnuUnn **m<ft*|. fin*. Duka thsa am** a»l aenounsed that ll a sN'ertalnmanl had lirsii got'sn up fur a different p,if|a,ui than In tmsr any pollitaal party." fUsutiful ain't ll I Adlr>», MxNNxrrxs. ANorttra Hl.AV* Row *t l*rrrasra,« - On Hstur- »i,ili* H ill Lynn Boyd, Hpasknr rd lha Hr (M f R#pr*e«nial|*M, sccmpaniwl by hi* Ill f .0 el 0 foluted fsrr-alu ran aril, aiopprd a| iha Mt snarls* ILdsI, In I’malnirff, sml while ihsy Wcift SI hrssklsM they warn surrounded by a Urge number of tisffriK*, who endeetnrrd t« take the ••ivant w..man off try b'W, tad w*un prevented by tbe intaitafeiK* of e nember ol ffcntlrmen. Htnhi alter Mr lloyd and hie tamily Mail'd to go down to tbe Meemlmet tot \*Httavllie, and were follow ed by en egcMnd crowd. Al Ihu boat the mob was itisl by the rapf«ln with a revolver, who threatened to Mphi| down the first on* that rain* olt hoard — Tide had e g'-nl alfert, and Mr Boyd, and fartiily and their eervsnl eff*«re«l rftelr eece|ni I'ltlalnirg I* Imroriilng tafinrtie fur ihesudugrscalul ogbihi lluns. I hew, 1* I’nm-ft llaryaiynaky, sip, Iasi y,-ar dsiiu- guiah.'il hmiM-lf in A*ia against tho Turks and iha Ltrcatim Hliarnyl. This prlnc, is a proud,hangh ty, aiiitii'loiia lluaaian. Ilu apunl a great drat of his you Ii lu Vienna, and fi la poselhlo h*' tlMV '•«* sent Hulhnr iinih-r a uiio prrtngi—1„ cntnl Iho arimn „t tho Ruwoan l«egational tho approaching conference#. Could H Im adimttod that 'ho war, st tho atari, had not iho approval iff III,' ne*v Emperor, ho will tcul it uocnaaary I- prose, ulu it vig-roualv, unli-ae a poara, accrptalffu |„ Ruasia, ran Ih, ohtainr-d In honor of tun uiurimrtr ,ff lua lather, whom h„ loved devotrdltr, ami to wfiom In. hnikcd wpli doep ffo- tarcri'c, nn will so art Ilu wa* always in-atadhy thu drecawd t far wiih tits* uttnoet londni»»*—a) way* as ih** mini confidential Inenff. end aahia ••irceaaur. F-r eta.ut ulghliwn yaata the Grind Duke has bom hsh'tually present at Cabinet inrol- Inga, giving In* opinion and sharing with Inata'hcr thu Ihrouy and Imavy huntana .ff alwoltilu )Niwrr It wa* the atm of ths tat« Kmjetiif l - fit hi* son to sway tlm lni|Hirls| srvpirr, sml ii"l allow imn to tm t«k, n iniawnrr* in hi* tmw (HHiiitoti Alcianffcr ll, ihnriffnr,,, eaemd* iho liironu not aa a inure novice| hut wholly aware iff thu g,cal ta'k More hint ll ilts|i. aaff, Hu could not at once change the policy . t Lmplie Thu talc Clsr, idollleff as he was, by th" Huveian |wnpln, will now ha |m>k«U upon •a a kind ,ff martyr to ifin strong and wtffn coali- Hon againat Iptn, and Ipa amlffun dralh will, lu our view, fund ftash (uel lu tha warlike llariic In this |H,ini of «|aw, thn ttaaih ,ff Nu holae create* no new probability iff paai ft, n >r fcinb r- |t p waililclocount m, any concseton to ihw Am-* which he would 11-t havo made. Another jirnt»ehtl}ty which inertia eonahtarailon, explain the |H»iii'aat imho, and Lord John Kumc-I mission la cipoctod lo couctudo thu dcxircd ar* rang,‘in. nta. An official editorial article in the Cor reap >n«lenz ol Vienna says,Hut the dull of 4 gen, r it ne* >• 1* prepared, iciUHiig tha integrity n| Turk,), pre venting the luture ciicnummont* ol ind vt-Jual tH.wcfft, and guaratt'e, ing the tiguM <ff Chriaiiana. This diN-uuient w id U< 1 on-idi-rcl at the Co«l«r- clnv All the 1*1 in(H'tai)tlar<c*, with tin* cvn-jti -n ,•( lc>rd John «*ua«,-tl, havo arrived at Vienna — The Corileretico rnweta .01 tin, 4ih iff March, ami lm|H‘a ol peace ar„ strongly entertained N ‘iw-nli- standing Ihe Ifusai.m prot«-«a:oua 01 ivac-, acc**uuts sale tint waihko plvparstlune wero net cl moio aeltvo in UuaH't. A rc|H.rt reached England via Berlin, that tho C*.u vv*a dai'g-ri'U*!)' ill ami given up hy h a phy- ati l nt-, and although it wauled continuation, thn Funds advamed. TIip orth-r prohibiting the export of wheat from I'olmd into R«—ia, cmiiic into eff-ct on the 21-t The (ierrmin pn|H-r« uimtl m tlic eaptur.- by th- IfuMinns, ol Mchouadikarait, Schamyl'aetri ngc»t T. li'-a Pasha, the mm.in law .ff timer I a»h*, has dud iff fever at E-paioru. oxi at nxirxtN The Earl ol Car-.ale n> appointcl D.ntaLt-uten- aut ol Ir. laml Oiberw i-o the .Ministry reriMina a* announe d pci I'scilic. In I'ailum- nt v'»«* pt 1 *- ee.-doigs were uni'lip ir<ant Til" ell ml hu*me»a was tbo ff h.Hn on le.rd Go'Hlri -h'ainoi'on to in- or, osa the cb.an, i-sot miht.iiy promotion Ir-mt the rank- The n w„* n.gat.vcd In lha ||"U*C .ff leu,fas .!••»•»!*» m-cnrre'l on tli« eul-iect «■( nckn-wd.iluirg tl»« l-yaliy ol Canada ami. I her C dome a Nouctlon waa cine to. \|r |(oehuck'a (’•'11111111 tee pt,H-» eds vigor.maty I ti.-y have r, ported tha- tbe oI.jp,-t* ..j ilia tnqimy mi | t-o ti. sl aiiamcff by making ilu* CtuimilHua a secret ,-lie On the l«' of March Mr Roehurk npjH-vrcd at Ihu h r iff tie 11- use ,ff Duffs, with a inn> • •go fi'.mtli,' IIoiihi td t oii.tu •ns, ctuig ilia Duke iff Nowcvs lo to give avidcuca lM-foru tho Couiimttcn \\ ,do«,«<lay, ills 9la| had Iwan ap|H.mtcl as « N all" 11 d Fast i"r the sneer ft* iff tbe war .Mtirtmga, tlcpi, ciaiiug the conitnrl iff the war, are on tlio mi r» - a*e tbr"i.gh mt the country. Everything is again quo I in Livorp-nff and |,m- d"'». The Eirl.d l.tican puhlishsa a convincing letter to Iwtrff Raglan, exonerating hutisoll Irom all )tlaini> in i|)n cavatiy charge »l Ba-aktava Icttma aro iliakma Itunr nppvaratii ft in tlm Eng- 11,11 papeift, ft.'itiplanung ol • Iv-* ii"ii return o| ol g'-ttffs sent 10 lha New York Exhibition 'I hi) ship John Bamicmian, troin 81 John ( N. B. w as a,hum at Holyhead, a total loss. Crew a«*c,|. Tlm bark Avoo.l-oiind to Hwanaaa. with a cargo nf ropier „ra, waa totally lost in the British Chan nel Craw savd X'5k»,i«kl jn g dd were receive!, per Ihe Kent ami M*iro I’aio, Iroiu Melbourne Divulandft on tin- t.'ul'S Luis iff I8J4 and 1837 al« h,Inn.md lot pa)tuenl raxirrs. Tbe Emperor waa at th* t amptff 8t. Outer Noth- trig tunle r waa known trspecuig ti • lutandid vis it 1 • die Crimea Thera wsia rumors of solus tmport-nt arrests h»( |**dit*eal ran*, a having b.»eit 1 rtsately made nt Parts. Puraotisol high »liadnrt|on ate said lo tw illlpltaal, d. Tho .M"tutPiir announces lha lua* of a French frigaia, with tio„|M, in thu Httatia iff ILinlfscio. All peiialud—Cut) ,.r upwanl till, t trV, mat "Oa— It V- Itl.MOVI I' to* of Vt hltakrr ant Dams r—r,.«-f of tYliltaXp, and l.ll-ri) »or '» -a'amiah. otr. r. b'-pf. b --i. n»l„i».rc- tin- piitillf. Hr me) u> f.at 1,1* • (her on llroughl' »ltp«I, H-licit door atMiip l.liH-oin rtr,-«-t bvrioi'g Journal please c |<) - mar ft tl llldilt'tl. Mllll l:. Iran.-, y l)r I'M Vltt.l'.-* •. \N till. !•*• mu me I thr ) ■■hr^y prar hv nt Medicine aod ?* ir»-r,>. from to* of- j , d roslilmea on eomh Itamd stnad, three d<-or* I p,.,' ti»:.vi«i« vmu. N«w Yaai, March li -Ora.,*! Dark •Vfttann-h Pm 1 teatrutMarrh IC \tr-c fi ' fr-m J.< V- ir.! Is, -e».r K I'.sn. from lianrn hrirr-'l. Fr« " -tcint rtop k, tmal ■ kniniitl), I ct* - A-. »!.ip 1 '.a-March I,hr niri.Uon. »h,|>,r.Seil, It, t,»ri l>t!«rr, fr-wn r*a»*ai.a * tin i Lvei, 'lard, i -Arr Hr »bip vi*-g.r,U\ ir. 1 NftTam.ah /'•'UN \d'i V » *- r >* *fi-i o»*r t; 11" 1011 \%ii a r MJII.Y Ct ttt) t.V,;» aA*. , j\ f t a .ir. taaftakg rf 1 11 iau '.*• ta'.t cn V „et • , ; •» 1.. Ur' ft. ' i - •iii'vl a u4 lx , Ml ' i* i a:.; a I'sri m 1 *1*Z. •■(ki u-r • 1>, kM» r \T 1ST -IIINI.I ). V V-»cK *x>. tn nrur*. a:> VV V 11 ■ •»; • IT » ill* w % » » . 1 n’| . , ' ' Mr» - M- "I Par* ard. n H to to A. M. and 7 !•» ft P. M , wit In ofllce luHient*. tt Jan IV ncim ti. not m i:. DK. J'dIN D. I l-H i* •wain tapllrn.'ii.h i. ___ tend l„ bl* proM-Mlonal dunes, amt mat t« ,«t at ht* ..flic.' m (Iniiittiit'n ‘tnvv. if — i tv# m.iMf %i. tori< i . f. II. M tTlir.tYtt.nl ficau'ort, • C, til* I'Mlp.-i'ir al Se-nire* I oi .-siannari, and nm> It loutid ft-r tlm (• 1*lfltin'# ofliir,corner of tlarnanl ami P, t"l Killtv br- tn |- la ka. Ac—Mr* t VV » K H Ilactdoti. Da,- c\ fi XI.- Mo-uneh.. 4lam«n, J r or,. I*r NflrliS laet, V « t.iM. Vi'S* I-loco. J I and I ad i. 1 ' II. S.u-n.a-4 ua JceX if «in Plante* !>»»» » enietst 1 ca k< — Vt* M- vi J r.uai. tl Ijoc. I |lr,.a«.. »r-l I derk l.tiit M.l' KlNi Hill. If « *ta< re-* fiaeku*. i Mr's»ipl Mar*. • ► a r i» i), l , T ftt um, te'*.*.-«». • ndcr 1*1 • I-’ oil! I I tilt i -n, nc. I"ta Inst. IV II.t.i \V| •*. It ami l-i'4 w Mliehe l. f.,t •.rn |.., L'n«* 7 i r ajj- * NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Hr. err. uniUKHUII. UCUilUL lull II ttt MVM II I t VMI • *Tlli:ii I.VAIUM,- 41V MwUAo M’I.u r kiwi; rr.es 4 II Vltt.l - H M, T I! 11 * .1-. VV. Tailor, maws*. • .. k i t mt i i i (.mcraMnct on .tnd lonuBtaM#* MBHOIIANT. No |M H.v zifn. WoTv't* tr,- TB a * o T-x.e muftgs-msft:* I-S-* j MVItttll VI t UK IT. Moahav, March 10, f P. M. 4'i'TTt'N.—There •»• an am'va demand to day ftMch rtS'ihe-l in ilia »*h of'iWlI tiftlo-, b| lh« f..|l.'Wing par- llc'ila's : r> at ft.H.l at 7q, vrt at ?S, 2) I at Ill at 7 I nn. to at 7%. fill al h. *it St M,, Ml at st*. I .Mat e‘,. 3‘i at (1 1 **S. ■« at ►*.. and .VI al t» cu-nta — T't niarkrl eloarsl very Qmi, pr ere It n.- drel.lr.li) a favor "f sellara lira•• • |,« - Mt K Par-. Il.ri’i • Hi OtlllM. e\ r , ull I on it, 1 J J..4TS U a-r.t.iiio. A 1 i Pto n .T . ». Pa. fTwieel on ooa'd at lfilili*, • Hsif for f-v-gl t Ol I a—»rr, r iq.lt on to»M. nr to 41 a, .v llllliiH \M. M'.l.t.v A m. SFKI.YU anil SC.ll.Jtr.lt CLOTHING! tui. O. 1*1111 t:» I 47 lisa 1 ••(reel, i. ton B4iiim„ si in* ,14,141 rinft ti* tota* N« w Mid BeanUful Sty’.t* td NprinuX Hiiiniiiri-rintliini;. AND FURNISHING GOODS, T«' • h <»• »•• isvt’es the atiesd* -•» «•! El* H'cn.1* and r | ii Ij* I*. » VV.—5 h • », t -5.. r 'SO.-J P.M IS Mil.MM KY. , Itonni ls, ttibhon*. 4'np*R** All r n ll 111 11 tt r ii^ M t— 1 4i Vft.'M S .W— • • *» »* * ' I t t *4ir% f.o I Si • j.» x.n < '**' Hnlirr.li). V ** 11. m, K. Ili X t\ II T t\ Tills, I it j au I'-meS'iiiJriH’s ni ll,a Aon toah lt#p thllean. <1 tl.Vl nTiiN, Tl-XtS. M.\!t» II 1n-\\p hair i ,kln« to *a, bImmiI nat l(al.on, sacspl tn rv|H.r| that « .1 dinner to .llukr .lionet/. ■•infill*talc A IlMimtMblt- I iuoln) utriil I I -Hi: »u’.s<»it*«r ■» »» to at »» »CI » r»fl, ro4*> 4 fti.'l loftft i'l Ik, l to..ft 1 raj 4 *1 .4 of I"Jl». we Vs • *. - In aur market •* harwontj lo report salw <rs, amt )M tiatra • ff.-ring VYp coi.tu.ue> la*t j pioiaiiont. wlihnns ehsngvs *111 I h" r efli i •"* , I * ftom.;>.ia Interior . . Ilrdloarr . . 1,,-Ad < tidin') ■ lock n •N*'K I Mhl lo SI* S tlft li.vvl Mid <*1* *1 ^ I Mid l »ir mar '.M / *11. mi ft f Mil. V ol »mall ».»e, li t.) and-e-* Id it. v iw rut ,\ u v \iv»i rft. eqtala. I'a . !\e*l ‘ &<+ IT I.TON lint -r. ATLANTA. GEORGIA. h\ a. r. ui:rt rv. ai'aaia. Vex* t«- if «* f Yt M t tf.? I - \ > tl v Nt. i: la . *4.0 i-unl-o--. ' *4 »-«•*■. fmmwaft. Prsvis l .-ml-**_a»»-i 1*0* »mxi. t PtTiTbx I IP! tt tt. 4 dUOC ,.e Oft, lllfft.1, *». Ul,'J-' V !*»•’ )r*ire.t. kmra.t-JaM, J.e- w-.*-,n , dmv: o irnvi. harnl Hepi I, IKtl lln, pi at thi* |,*-ft lodaift. I) • a) olher |H,»t- I'n band ind cl, .nil I igt >>KH • 4. «. bi-i-i) » *•« ’—*• ' ■i and M **1S ^) a’T V V t • OdllLH i *-C - MN* are-t k« UI* , j|)HN-1\» *• 1 nt h' tM» HOMIV * viM "I ( s t.\ fie VI. Railr-wd --.vi. vVa« *•«*.-- 1- V ^,4 Uai'e.-mZ A-eft-ta I o* 1 t« V k t- V d'- do JTttlS taking |,i tireini i, prnhshilliy which n Is tils) thn King iff Prussia, ipr (‘lar.wiih ihsTrilMian C- iifl, ami tha (fftii<«fa iff ha army, sml iff r<Hir»a, what la rallaff pultiieslly Mia UutaUu patty at (LtMti, tnnv.d hy ih» armt mem ills,, railed i InvalfoiMi honor, wilt nm ilcsctt * - J,,,), • -*■ • thn young Autocrat Itulred, th,y will hk. ly to ea|Miuaw hi* cauac morn tlei bletliy Nm almuiff we l« a*tonlah*«l •»* Hear that Fram-la Joseph, tuny ml hy rufmtHifi eoufliwy, ah,miff uoiiiai,, I n ar anulstl, a, |o glva llms fo tho naw sovereign to M sunn) file r<,fal clurgo, III aocettaln Ida p'Wiilou anff ITXIY I’ll" Harffinian Chamber hsv# vntftvl ths suppres sion iff lit.inatlansa Nothing Innhel la known iff lha adherence iff Tiisesny or Nsplecto tha Allies U .'g.o.n-L iff John Ruasall hail an fixisivlftw with King loiqHd.l, mt b»« say to Bsrlm •o. twin* rha Inirtligmra (h ill I’hm* i* ItltfWItint Dataa sra had Irmu Hong K mg up fo J*nasty 13 . Ihe inaorgrhta h«hl Canton in* *<*»• Ofs'eRe. ami haVstbs e-'lniuefra oliha whole ftVftf, If-'ol having Ralucff acvafal VPt.dHa over the Imperial limit | r,m». qaently the supplies are lH>u»seal i'll • I fVlPPH. MAH' M IT - up 04, 1,.i rrmot ft* have r«*•• I'a. lOeand trric#, *h •«'n* a fu'th-f dcelu mutau, lull *o little ha* IftH-n ope'H »mt lv..*ot* '•*» a»w a* to rciftlar It lm|-*«h.la lo km>a dm tt** I «r" I r|, ' r * * hare -r qnate aecurwul). tt a ihccaforeoinn qu.va)U»n* for Ihe pmwc |. At’iil'"T M A fit’ll 17—*V»vv<»« -The iwarkatftcw- ' tinu*. dm, ami |*rhc* mil. with * »*»' dam.mt PMU.ktlfilPtll t. 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