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THE I REPUBLICAN. UIL....UJM.U1 inlnq.tr P. W. ALEXANDER & CO., 01 ir ui on«ir rtiunn. i >»,!». I» Kwom • • „ If not ..Id In advmnm. .* 00 „ ..jtBnldlnndnn<».. v - - IHilr.l*xlnno.. fot.l.monlh. (9 rrt-WMHlr.ln nd».oon,|ictMluum.... 8 If not Mldln id.unco. « _*W Winilrl!*' LLA-5SB Jablytn ad?*nc«. price.) lOooptretor. ...I3W 3 00 00 too 15 00 SAVANNAH, GA. Friday Morning, April 27. IV TELEGRAPH FOR THE REPUBLICAN. ■ own WRKK Later ftrom Europe. Wer Like novouioitiii Halifax, April 25. The ateantahip Africa liaa arrival, with 'dvor* pool dale* to the 14th iiwt. The ehlQ North Carotina, of tho I’hitadolpbla and Liverpool Hoe, waa aunk oil' Holyhead, by coming In collision with ahip Hobert for New Orleans. 1 wilt send the markets soon. Political Sown. The Vienna Conforenco reassembled on the 8th, and remained in session only one hour. The Hus* sian Envoy had not recelvod the expected instruc tions from St. Petersburg, and was not prepared to ad. » x It waa rumored, that tho British and French Plenipotentiaries were about to leave Vienna, but the report waa doubted. Every thing waa at a ■land still, and tho prospect of poaco was very alight. Naws Irom Sevastopol to the 8th had boon re ceived. Affair* there were unchanged. Tho Pros- ■iani.wore receiving largo reinforcement*. On tho other aide, the Allies report themselves fully pre pared to renow tho bombardment. The Russians had convened their ambuscades into advanced parallels, and had erected two now batteries, in diapite of all the cllbrta of tho Allios to prevent it. The French wero advancing towards Malakoff lower by means of sapping. Outer Paths had not advanced upon the Alma, •gain occupied by the Russians, but had enlarged lha circlo of hit works of defence. •f Ole ksavwiA^Mla FeMwle Aaylt*. 8avannAr» April 84. Tho anniversary meeting of tho friends of thie benevolent Institution was observed to>dsy. There are 31 children under tho aqro of iho institution* ranging Irom three years old up to sixteen. Nino ol the number aro under eight yoara of age. The girla have made the must satisfactory pro* gross the past year, aa all toatify wha woro so for tunate to be prceenu Their profioleney, and gonor* al appearance and .deportment, reflect much credit upon their teacher, Mr. Kmanuol Shollall, and their matron, Mrs. Dell. The loUowlng programme of tho oxorcisoa la proton tod. I. School waa opened with singing a hymn. 9. First class in Hall's Geography, recited, com poaed ol Misare Sarah Loaly, Ann Kollor, Mary Moore, Elisabeth Loaly, Mariah I’m!got, and Ho Hnnalt Patrick. 3. First class in Reading (Slat Psalm) compoaod of Missea Charlotte SVcat, Amanda Loptr, Catha rine llourk, Sarah A. Badge!, Sarah West, Eliza beth Lealy, Mary Mooro, Sarah Lealy, Mariah Padget, Kottmtsh Patrick^ Anna Roller, Sarah Mars. 4. First claae in Concert (God'a Unlvoraal I’rovl deuce) names same aa those last given. ft. First class in Dictionary—vix: Charlotte West, Amanda Lopor, Sarnh Padget, Catharine ttourk,Sarah West, Mary Mooro. 0. Singing by tho whole, (tho Orphan Flowor Girl.) 7. First olasa in Mitchell's Gongraphy—viv Amanda Lopor, Charlotte Woat, Catharine Bourk f Sarah A. Padgol, Sarah West. 8. Child’s Second Book of History—vix: Aman da Lopor, Charlotto West, Catharine Bourk, Sarah A. I'adgel, Mary Mooro, Sarah Woat. *9. Second piogo in Concert, (My Life is like tho Summer Roao.) 10. Writing-book* exhibited by Amanda Lopor. It. Spelling by lotlor by tho whole school. 18. Third piece in Concert, (Tho Uattlu of War saw.) 13. Tho exercises were concluded with singing iTlunisoft flowing Kidron) by the whole school. The spectators nud friends of tho Asylum seemed gratified with tho exorcises, and tho happy, eon- tonto.d appearance of the children. So uiolul ami benevolent an institution deserves to bo patronized and cherished by every friend of his species. Soma of tho best women in tho Stato have been educated and uurtured at this Asylum. X. savannah republican, Friday morning April 27. ihas —— J - *— ; Vis hanlaa VImsb aai ihs Know NalkingooV tho Units* Mo ton. The London Times hss an article In relation to the KnoW'Nothioga of tlila oouutry, from which wo inaka the following extraoia: “ We have read with great Interest a state pa* por, which appealed to us to be drawn up with ability and moderation on behalf lha Know Nuth- luga, or aa they protest la oall themselves, tho Atuerloan parly In tho United Males. This party haa already obtained a decisive iscondancy in tho Northern Stntca of the Union, and it Is extremely probnblo that it will namo the auccesaor of Presi dent PioreoWt tho next Preaidontlal oleotion. But tho principle on which tho party Is tunned i» of far greater Importance than any personal conse quence* It may produoe, lor this principle may lend to pormunont results in tho pulley, of tho Union — Tho American party, indeed, places itself in oppo sition to the rival claitna of the old political lead ers, and it boaeta that ha organisation lias been completed entirely without their aasistnnqo. Trie object uf its loupdora haa been to proservo their de sign from the assaults of other parties until they could rely on their own strength ; and lor tills pur pose they stato, curiously enough, that " their or ganization is more or loss secret in action, ami al most altogether secret in tho source from which it derives ita counsel and design." Vet, in spile of this * ' ” ‘ wards Inkerinann. In the affair of last night, we had seven olttoen killsd, wounded and taken pri soners. an dabout 100manput horn du combat or carried into Hevaatopol. The French, it la belie ved, lost between SOU to 400 men aud Ift officers killed, wounded and misslni. Oa lha ojhy hand, the enemy inuat have aufferad a loss of OW or 700 men, although they suooeeded in concealing the severity of their lose by oairi|nR dead nnd wounded, aa usual. Hilll.Tfm number ol dead bodies lying slung the front of our Ironohee proved that they received a heavy loss. Tho bodioa of 12 men nnd of ono officer romain in tho trenches of our loll attack. The hill aldea below the Round Tower and ilia Mamelon aro covered with iliair dead, ininglmj with Ins bodies of the French. The corpse* ot it Zouave officer Is distinguished on the slope, close up to the abattis ol the Rruund Tow er, wlntro tho gallant soldier fell as haled on his men in pursuit of the Russians. No flag ol truco lina boon aunt in from either side to demand per- miaaion to bury the dead. They are lying about among the gabions which have hoen knooaed down in Irom of tits Frenohaap towards the rifle pita in great numbers. , The enemy have alroady opened guns from tho Mnmulun, which they direct against tho French »pprnaclica towards the pits, and wo may oxpaut that the work oast ot it will soon ho armed nloo. 1 is fire will bnfiladu a portion of our lines, and tho Mnmelon will bo able to direct Worn flank an awkward fire on the flank of our right attack. Tho Tna Maid or tin Mnrr Niagara durlttfl whn frequent Niagara during tba summer will no J “ *“ “ to learn that iba structure plying pUTBOTED,—Thoe# will doubt ba glad .. r . # below the Falls, and called by courtesy a steam* boat, ho* boon destroyed, and that a new “Maid ol the Mist" will .commence running shout iho first of naxt month. Many who have heretofore denied themselves the pleasure of a trip along the Niagara will beroaltnr lie enabled to do so with perfect safety In a new and substantial host-— 'Albany Alius. comurhcul BBceae. I navNsssiwIs r.xpwrie-April ««. ! - •, Par sehr Mary NUptea, for Phtta4alylrle-»« bales j _ OoLU.li sol I Plano. ; Cnrl, (Ireland).... He* York fMipwrle. Philadelphia . . psrehlp CooeavetUMi, from Llvarp*xd~*,778 seeks Hell, I cask Hardware, ft Pkga,en<! lu lonsUnoJ. triorito f Vptmm4.l ax, ... A, a>* ♦He, *** i£hart«Mr> foul.... 7.'“f Tf*., iia r t vhteiiiiuuost ionshl y gained ground w it It’ a in- i »Hlllorytnim aro not aa export aa those who place gular rVphhiy 1 . 0 * 1 hinust msrofo*o >U ropr7soiit an ^ *! ,cm . in ,,, ° »»*ll«rloH. Conscious of the strength opinion shared by largo masses ofthu American • people, its main object is declared to bo to »«>• assort llio original purpose of tho Union, to revivo tho nutional spirit ol the country, to crush llumu factions which huve converted party war fare into n mere struggle lor tbs power of dispens ing palrunago, snd, above nil, to rosiai the increuao ot foreign influences in tho United Stales. • "This Imv motive it more especially the peculiar nnd immediate object ot the know-nothing party. They stato Hint not much leas than half a million sirangers are driven annually by poverty or mis- rule to swell tho population of tho United ,States; and that, ulthough this acquisition of labour is m ■OHIO respects useful to the voiitittuuity, yet that those immigrants are ignorant ot the institutions, tin,' laws, snd oven ihu language of the country, and animated by n spirit very different front that ol American citizens. These persons are, however, very speedly invested with tho franchise nnd tho exercise of political power. "This immigration "furnishes what inny, without much exaggeration of phrase,lio called the disiiuct estate in our republic. Its uver-swellmg min is visible in every community. It is banded into Kecnnd llrsputcli. The Vienna conference was in session on the 8th, bui without report. It was not known when another meeting would be held It waa reported that new complications had •risen with Prussia. Skirmishing continued before Sevastopol, but without anything important. A naw British loan would be formally advertised on Monday the 16th, but the amount was not known. All the passengers and crew of the ship North Carolina wet# saved. Markets. Millgan'a Liverpool circular qustea cotton steady at unchanged prices ; hut (he market closed dull. Bales of the week 73,000 bales, of which specula tors took 16,600, and exporiers 7,800. Quotations: Fair Orleans ft7-8d. Middling 6 3 Bd. Fair Uplands ft ft 8d. Middling ft 1-16 to 5 1-8 Trade at Manchester unchanged. Money was easier. Contois 911-2- Tlsv Next Congress. It has already been si nlcd, that tho administra tion will be dccidoaly in the minority in the next Congross. It will bo seen by the following table, prepared with much care, that the ant ^-slavery ag itators and fanatics will also be in a minority, und will, therefore, bo abln to sympathise with tho administration forces. Tho Country is yet sale : Whole nnmbcr of members in the House of Representative*........ ................. 834 Nebraska mon already elected 30 I Anii-Nebraska nten who will voto against tho repeal ol the present law to prevent lurther agitation, probably 20 The following States to hold their elections, all of which will return Nebraska men Alabama 7 Georgia H Kentucky 10 Louisiana 4 Mississippi ft Maryland 0 North Carolina 8 Tennessee 10 Texas 2 Virginia 13 * Third UlMptxicb. Denniston quotes cotton dull and unchanged. Salea on Friday, the day buforo the Africa sailed, wero 10,000 bales. Stock <»n hand, 680,000 bales, ineludingJftOjOOOof American growth. Canal flour commanded 41 to 42*. Gd: Ohio, 43* 6d ; Coro 41s. 6d. to 42s. Cd. The advanco British squadron for the Baltic had reached Elsinore. Russian dispatches from Warsaw to the 1st April say, that an army ot 180,000 mon was boing concentrated in the Baltic provinces, and that 300 gun-boats would bo put afloat. The Emperor Napoleon and Eugenio were ex pected in London Monday, the 16;h, and would ro- tarn the following Saturday. Adiltiaaal California News. New Vork, April 26. The Know Nothings have held a convention at Sacramento, and deturminrd to sustain tho nomi nee of the American party lor President, and to maintain iho principles of tho Nebraska hill. A correspondent of tho Times says, tho miners bad offered a rowsrd of 2,000 for tho head ol Wooo* tho chief partnor of tho firm of Adams Ac. Co. Trouble Isi Iho Went, • St. Lorn, April 2ft. The people of Kansan hsvo issued a proclama tion, declaring Gov. lUcder incompetent for tho position of Governor, aud denouncing tho appoint ment wiihout tho consent of tho governed as an arbitrary exerciso of power. They appointed dele gatee who would meet nt Fort Li-avcnworth the 28th ioat., and select a nuitablo person for Govern or, whoso name was to b« forwarded to tho Presi dent with tho request that he bo appointed in placo of the acting Governor. Latest accounia from Chicago state that 36 por- eons who had taken part in tho Into riot thcro bad been arrested. Tho Irish took n» part in tho riot. t’lrr lu Ciinndu. r Moxtbrai., April 24. Nearly the whole town of Vienna, in Canada West, has been destroyed by fire. Charleston, April 26th. Cotton.—The talcs of iho week amount to 12,- 800 bales. Prices havo advanced during the week I cent. Good Middling is quoted at 91 cunts. RtCX.—Tho demand has been strive, and prices bavo advanced 1-8 to 1-4 cent. Good to prime ia quoted at tft 1 a 6 1-8 per hundred pounds. FauoHTs.—The rote to Liverpool is jd, being a decline of l-32d. The rate to Havre lsl8-16c. New Y-rr, April 8ft. Cotton quiet. Prices unchangni Flour lower. Ohio |10,io to 810,76. Corn firmer. Naval stores steady. Total number of votes agirinst tho repeal of tho Nebraska bill hi next Congross 123 Majority in favor ol present territorial organi zation 12 There is a Inrgo majority in tho Sonata opposed to Ihu repeal of tho Nebraska aci; so that it a nil! to that filed should pass ihu House, it would ho lost in the Sonata. Wo do not apprehend, however, that any serious effort will ho made to repent the law. Tho now anti-slavery members will doubi- lc«n mnko themselves as troublesomu ns p«niblo, in tho way of presenting petitions nnd resolutions* aud making mflamitory appeals to Buncombe; but the South will not sutler its composure to ba difturbed. All such demonstrations are tilers hurtu- lcss thunderbolts. they have ginned by the po»SM»wiioo of those posi tions, and tho advantages they havo secured in deleuding iho town, tho Russians appear donor- milled to tiluko the moat of their new attack. Tho Mniiieloii ia exposed to ihu fire ol tho guns ill liiu right of our right attack and to lha lira of tho second French redoubt over Inkcrmann, and every two or tliiuu minutes a shot or shell is thrown into thu work, but tin* enemy maintain their ground, though the deseftura inform us that they lose 100 men every 21 hours within tho parapets of tho Mamelon. The praetico of our artillorymen is splendid. Scarcely a shot Inti* in striking ihu ton ot tho parapo'.jusl at tho right place, and a black pillar ol loose earth shoots up into the air from tho w ork idler every nischargo from our guns; but the Russians hold it.aul), ami they are determined to keep their hold among sa they can. Thu dulenca ol the place hi conducted on n now priaciploj aud we shall besavurely tried, with our present num* hem, in doing the work cut out for us. As yof lha linos of tho batteries remain very nearly iccutical with thosu from which wo opened llru on the l&tlt oi October. Tho second nut alio! ofour utruck has indeed boon armed with guns, and some detached works have been construct* d. I .. • I • . , , ' U M LI (INIIV UUIVIlim W III A B II.H I’ IH-UII UUIIBlllll.il III combinations inoro or loss apart> front our long- j | )Ul |J0 wuut c | |tUR0 | ia , Initm effected in tho mode known and familiar mauoa of native citizens, by or |oril *| our approaches and attack, ties of foreign kindred, by unforgottej. nnd ever- Tho ooWS 0 f I’rineo Monscbikofl's death cbenshod nait'iiialttios, and by sympathies nlicn.io ' .. .. Iluabnnd’* <*aiI«<A 1 itlngnsala. Husband's UALOINIH) M.m.NKhIA It highly l»iw flclsl In bIIiIIm<s««is of IImi Hlotn*r|, ■mj llowelt, which am siirndM) with sriitliy, and ilvss limnrdlais mllrt to Ibn hrariliu n. The efli-ru uf eseess In asllng nr drinking are generally rcllev*! hy It, sud It affiirds on* of lllii inllderl and lini*l |ilas«anl api-rlrou, asporlalif ) to persons who, from a vedi-ntar* lire or other e«ns«a, , am under llm (reqiiaut ik-comH* nf having recourta P> , luxmIve«. To |q-r*<oi» of a hllllnui or a gnuly hu'.ll. It may Im* reentninended with pi-collar propriety; and Iia virtues havo imon reooatoilly veilflmt In lift dlsoamt of ; warm climate* Many of Un nor plaints of ehldrrn lu eurty rnfanoy, andweii at nt»re ailvsneed iwrlrnit, srs aumdett with aetilti); and to such caM>s,\h«Ua|r.tned Mnanesla Iiki a great sdvanlagv over other ahsorbioiU, vlci lhal It both neulrallies the scld In iho allmeulary canal, and sett m an entrsdous yet gentle purgtilvs.— This preparation Is ttm (mm unpli-asant taste, and threw timet lha slmngUi of Ihecotninoii i.'slclnsd Mognctls. lour nrst premium Mllvnr Xledalt, and a Naw York World's Kslr Medal awarded. for sale by the drugKUU gantrally, and tiy the roanu faciumr. T. J. HI/MilAND.I'hlladelphla. apr 94 eoil3mo* lUM/'KIPTI* **F MlTT*.H, PER C. UAIHII^AI*. .veu^su^uriLt^y,^ v April ra-r.7.1 bales cotton. sr*)1 rndsw i« fiUsa. ! o,,, u , tU _ ton -a Co. ll W (igrmsny. CohSns k Her:*.T W Heeiy. , ' T »«.*t SM Ki/tu, Davit * Uhtf. order. K mg 4* f«Mi*. J H M artm, ^ (.'rngsr . Wade, J Ingcrtoll, H *,rl*w»,|il, •. A f. I.snur, ,f, llanu At WatbiMirn, lluiltou, Pluming At Co, l>gdun k . To Prs*<w r .. .... Iluuher, and I’raiikllo ^ HrariUcy. i Ti liiyP.lt ttlHf.AHP.H.-IJAflTKft’M HPANHMI MIX- TIMID, as a remedy fur liver dlmuses, and the nuutlitrf of lormhUhlc cvllt roioir-rin.1 win, a dlsnrgaulted stats of that organ, Is unrivalled. I Intel red • <>l t-erilllcalet, from (lie highest sources, of permit* living in themynt Uiclonotid, Va., might ba given rtf cures effoeO-d by Carter’s r*puui*h ftlixiurt-.— Wo have only room to refer to tin, rxirnonllnary cura of Hainucl M. Drinker, l'.tr|.,of ll,e (tnn of Drinker At Mor ris, Hooktollert, Illcbnniod, Va* who was curwl by two lioUlet of Carter’s epaniih Mixture, after three years' siitfcring from a dl»«a>cU liver, lie aaya, lu actl»n on the blood Is wonder fill, be'tor than all the modicum ba tiad ever laken, siut cheertutly recommend* U to all. Kee advertisement. II apr V3 XIU.VMII HAHKP.T. fXlTTOH.—Arrltsd tinea lha IVib Inti., 7,i7a hslat Upland, (7,139 par llulfroad, til fr»n* Augusta and laiullugt on iho river, kn’i vis Dsnan.y and vo7 do Has Islandt. I ho ex (girts for tbs earns prrtod snrounl to 11,tori hales Upland, and 777 do Hi* Islands, vlt: to l,|vsr|g>ol 7,*3'> bales Upland snd 491 do Has Itlandt, to New York 3,940 bales Upland snd 731 do 8 Island' fobowlnkyeart I*V4 'V. |)*iVM liroal BrHsln, |(«444<« \'nv»a ^ jj vts>: , per Urt'n ports. Toul rsr a l *' A ' n\u+i nvAr 1 VI!,J« CAI'/Vt iVKiji i >,Hi|<arstl«a f.t|»>t+ st tba Port of Hat anus*, from im Eepuuht- - Hmmsvs. tVP. rn Peaei. 1844.. .. IMA.. .. 1847.. .. VOi • to Pblladalpbla 154 bslas Upland, an<l to Chtrlction 158 |n«a bales Upland-leaving an bawl ana on shlpbostd, not , • on . dean d, a stock nf 34,814 bstsa Upland, and v.ien go He* | ' Island*, kgalnst WJMbales Upland, and 3^ev dr Mat Island* at Urn »sm« Dins tut year. . ir.3.‘. Our tut weekly report cl'*sod upon a quiet market. | >854. On Pridsy ttm sela* were UI4 bale* st full and Brin j *- price*, on Haturdsy without any change in Urn market, j Urn ttlr* were only I6'i, aud on Monday 414 bole* A her I buklnet* hourt on Moigley saven day* later new* from J V.utope was at band pet KMfevtUa,at Hew York. Price* 1 hMl e.lvaice.1 t-lfl'ANd at Llterponl, wlU* •*]*■• for Dm ‘ wetk of Ml.ouo bale*. On lueeday ibero tu m-.ra enquiry but no quotable change In the market- Hale* I.IM3 hale*, on Wednesday tha sales ware 814, srwJ yo*. ,-rdey 319 bales. Ateiut WhiD yesterday the telegraph nnounord the arrival of the Africa si Halifax, hot no • ouiincrclal news eamo Ui hand till two o'clock. The 4 I7C57I.. . 1*4.691 . .WUH. ..3i3 >tn ,,311401 • , wi/hc . TAP, ICI. 58 5? Exports Of CotV/t free ■teosi l.lvee|«'c»U iiu,cr British Port*. Total <<reel IImain. Havre. Other Pre*H.b (Vwu. Total Pmer. I 'l-iw, Aaotuas Astonisiiim* Ccmk—Highly appreciated • , , , * v . - - * - goimrally bolievod. It will bo strango if it ia true, the spirit winch a Unto sustain* «ur pec.ilmr, lout- , lir t |te kantl of Heaven will tltett have removed «t pernture, and complicated sysiom ot freedom. . „ le VerJ crisis of this bloody alruggletho two men i < . ,r- i°.K >an V/’ l Vr. C *! Ua , ii t ,j° V nn< |,tuu I fnim wkoao evil pasiious nnd nmuitioit it originn- ulaiod tho cralt of aelfish politics aapiraiita and „.,j. 'i' no K u »«iam coitxidor tins war aa Princo demagogues, who havo too easily found it n plmnt 1 -• - ... . . ,... ... ", u . i MonadikofTadoing. Ho mainly crusted tho dc- reaourco tor (mrty uso. ttiHi who havo cajoled, flat- . j t .|, ci . 8 (l | cteva*iopoi,mid never ceased bis exertions la Innlln il tvlmf il ia fr,.,,1 I lio 1 it,In ll.i *uu*alTlll I if,V . tered, and seduced it into tho runks ol puriiann strile, and thus imparted to it a consequence nnd nil influence most powerful to aid n jwrvern* ambi tion, but utterly powerless to accomplish any honest und tor wliiuh tho highest prerogatives ol citizen ship wero originally designed." To this wo may Iidd that it exercises no undue and almost exclusive influence uvcriho American press,thnt it laulwuyn endeavoring to embroil the United Slates, for iia own sinister purposes, with tho European power*, nnd that it ia led by the renegade*, the sympa thisers, and tho annoxationiats uf every clinic who have sought n refuge hey.-nd the Atlantic.- But thu viowa, of the American pqrty do not a'op Itoro. Titov observe that a very Inrgo portion of tha annual immigration belong* to tho Church of Romo—a body regarded with dis trust by tho greotor number of the American peo ple, professing at power, und organized in u pecu liar manner lor tho promotion of Homan Catholic objects at the oxpenso ol ilioso very liberties which these persons exercise and enjoy. Tho Amoitcnn party, therefore, proclaims that it take* ns temd agamai ih« political action ot the Roman Catholto Church in iho United Slates, not Irom intolerance of the doctrines of that faith, but from a <, >ita leti«>n that iho tendency «•! that church is tn embody its* adherents in a party, tho objccta of which are at variance with tne institutions and nath-inil spirit of the American people. 8b"These declarations are to a great extent new m tho history ol iho Unitod Staio. Hitherto, unlimit ed facilities and encouragement have been held out to immigrntioo, and the political pnriir* m the couuminity have professed abauluto inddb rum o to ibe religious faith ol ihetr member*. Expvru-neo seems to have convinced nt least biie a ouiiaidcrntil< to mnko it what it is from tho limo hu bocamo Gov «rt!«-c of the Crimea till ho waa removed Cram tlio conduct of tho defunco. Tiii-riday, Marcn‘22—Tlio conioat lor tho rifle pus tcriuiuntcd this morning, umid a blaze of fire Irom tho tons in thopnlu light.of dawn, in. fa vor «>! the French wh«» now occupy thi«o of the piti, und direct a sharp fuailade agonist the A1 nni- dot* round Tower Irom the aandbugs. Tho Bus- ainii Riflemenuro in one of tho pita still; two scented t> be unoccupied. The enemy havo also placed (‘llenivn in iho Mamelon and the new work on 'ho right, nnd a gun Irom Goplon’s trendi es and one Irom the French redoubt on tho right arc contixunlly engaged in tiring round shot and shell iiits thu lortm r place throughout tho day to tedueo the firoand impede the mon in thoir works Our two *eu service mortars tire seldom, but sure ly ; their rung# ia very great. Ono abcll vcsierday evening vent lar ove» and beyond the Round Tower nid hunt: among tho buildings in tho rear of it. Another hunt through the mof of one ohlm public buildings, and it instantly collapsed into acltud of dust and rubbish. Thoro are nil kinds «.f absurd stories afloat to day, with which you navi probably met in some phase or other ere tills thrivigh tho electric telegraph, to the effect that there has been a mutiny in Sevastopol, that a Rumsoc general marching ni* troop* down to iho city lm« been aaeiasmated by them,and i'rincoGorts- ciiakofhn*informed tho army in the Crimea thm Im is to bo suptmrted by nn Austrian corps to drive the allies oul of the country. We hear that General Admiral Ist><niinc has been killed m tho low n, whd" superintending the works ol tho M»- nie'lun, nnd that tlm enemy want Generals. A l'idi-h soldier, who had deserted, gives inlorma- HTABI.KIl'n ANODYNK UliminY P.XI'KI.TOIIAMT |«, wherever known,lie, murli (iraltt-cwuxU hr Imtsiow- Ml "|Min a niMlIrlhe which will arc/itupllih such rurwa a* that of A. IJ. Mci.'arly, of VVo*t View, Blchnioinl co-, Vb. wlm tiaii tor Din third ttmn an ab*e«* to break in lha right lobe of his lungs, canting « great discharge of pblfgrn, with a dreadful cough, pain* In tha breast and side*, sick stomach, Aic, in short, nyifE *jmplom indi- extol spt-edv death |r»m cnri»unqitliiii; yet these terrt hlr lymptom* were ameliorated, and al lengUi enilrelv nired hy Iho UMnil Ihl* valuahlv mmtlclim. After such curas.no wonder that pliyrician* Invarialdy recoimm-ml It, and the Dt AUIUUl’.A Unltllt AL, which ia equally (-Olclenl for those paiidul diseases nf the bowel* dlurrhn-a. Arc. inscriptive pampMets, in Im- had gratia of 'the agerita I'rlcu lor each,only 50 cents per Imitlc. nr six bottles for r: 50. Tllfw. M. TI’ltNKK 4 UO. \V. W. MNi Ol.N, A. HMI.OMON.H I* C(l. J. II. M'DiUK At cn., *pr 23 19 Mvannah. 4var|> ml msrkat wa* reported unchanged. Pair or. Iran* wa* qunl'-d at 5J^d, Pair Upland 3)», are) Mid- • lug du. 5 l-IO&i.Sj • The aslo* of tha week wrft *3.US', i f wtilch Npeculab-r* took IX.'Mi and KxpoArrs 7,ran, Isle*. The political ln-vi I* undecisive butt* of a I Hire warlike ••luracter and the etf -ct of them ad«lce* l unit ll,« marker canmit, iherefore, tm calculated upon * lit* an) certainly: built Is beltevod that they wit) have a tendency U» depress price*. The market dotes very q -let with bo*. hUle disposition on the part of buyart to r lersle. Wa i«-|ieat our quoutlon* of latr week as 1- low*-. Middling........ Other Pnrrt/ti P <*. 7.,tsl Poreign p..n». Middling m i-irici Middling DchhI Middling Middling f'«*r Pair . ...9>»3B.a . i-nal IIOI.I.OWAY'H Ptl«l.» the in-trlr-clebralrd remedy in Ihe UuInn fur Iho cure ol dlmaso* of lha Idver and Ntoiimch.— I.dmund Alga, of i'ie,j^r*u.wn. New York, wa* lor the period of nlneirr-n years a complete misery i to IdiiiM-lr, and a liiirdcn lu hi* friend*, he tuffered »« . severely and roiitlim<iu»ly (run liver touiplslht, aud a . dlrordercil stomach, tha: h«> waa cnlittaiitl) lor weeka ; 1 togi (her conniieil to his b.-d, tho doctor* did him no ; good, and ho therefore leli off coiitultlng them Mae j week* ago Im commenced u>ing Holloway's Pill*, and : hi* wife calh-d la*t week at lho*lor«of Professor llol- I towny, tn ackuowledm-. nm*l gratelullv that her bus I wind l» quite cured. Professor Holloway ho|ie« that the ■ thoiiuiid others III Ihe Dutoii who have been benrflttpd will imw tnnii' forwent. Heerdferlbeinet. li apr 73 j Tha tale* of the week amount In 4.3il bale* at tbs > Towing pwruculara -. 48 at 7«. til ail*. SI HVf, l!0*l cJi. 37af*H, IrUat *•;, 94 atH’4, 7W al 0, 33 at IItj, N7J Xt 0Vi. 3 - al 9!«, 317 at iX, 979 at 'J\ t at lu and 2* hale* at II ceol*. The recalpt* In Ihe United Nlalea up t>i this time, at e n pared with ia*t year, give the follow mg result. Ncw-Vork?.'.’ Philait*->|4,la. Boibroore aud Norfolk. Charted/m. Other U.«. porta. Tout *>•**:■ iw-, (fraud Tutiu.. l 1 ■M u» * \ '* » r, **>» >3* '/■a a>* • • • • ->•: mi* *-*>.i, Export* of Kite anl Lottber froa I L l .j Snr~ l^d. :• a j • 9 mat* tie/.** (treat ItrUaui. Hi. Jol.h * and Mai.in •WetJ Indies Other Foreign Pori* Tout Fxrwn P'-ni . Ms.oe Ma*»»chuae::* ... Ith'-Je Id aud. he. create %t New Orlcaut... - XI oldie.. •• Tetat ... '• Florida . .139^42 . IGi.GM) . l-.IW . 3:,vii St Y-ri j Philadelphia | Bai-.iinurr ate!Norfolk j Charleston 1 'Mnau*, 1,044 •*.w. •l*H >u*l ' MW* iP-fl * isyn r Puri* e*»« at I*avann»h •• Charleston M Virginia and N.Carol 47.113 T-.ul': 59.769 13,445 4 v.:t: ,cy- S4jrci.1l >’otfcro. NOTH'I T- tat decreare ■ ITOx'J 1 VJS.<-57 | u M.(.IX. Xrllclc llUUdee. > f .A.) 'CQotl - «* ix‘« - r | i QfjSP* Till) Consignee nf 501,hi*. Potatoes rnurked vtv, XIIiar hark Marvel, from Boston, is re- : que'int to cull and lecelve them. apt 9) HAN t Ac WAHIIBUUN. aectmn "I llio American i-ommiinity ilul ttieae pri- i n„ n ^at tBci® ia plenty ot stmmumn, buMt:« gun I'l .tit.., A.lllml .luf.U, Ift.. »u .lift... II., ........ I ... I* in i.tya thn ty The Rev. Mr. ingursoll,of Buffalo, has de termined lo decline the mvilatiun to bi-come assis tant minister of Trinity Church New York. Mr. Ingeraoli is the gentleman who spsn; tho winter of 1862-3 iu Savannah, and officiated in St. John's Chuich. Heai.ti^op Charleston.—Thnre were only 14 death* in Charleston during the week ending tho 21st irut. hew* Item*. Rev. Dr. .^prngue, of Albany, haa received a presi'nt of ono ot the chair* in potaosaion ol Napo leon 1st at St. Helena. In some sections of Vermont the snow is said to be still five feet deep. At tho municipal election in Newport, U. I., on ihe I8ih mtt., the entile American ticket waa elected. • Tho Rock Island Fnctorv, near Columbus, Ga., w«* sold the 23rd inst, under n mortgage, und bought by R. L Mott, Esq , of that city for S2<',- 250. Judge Hull has granted tho motion to file nn information, in ihe iiiiture of a quo irananto, against th« Mayor and Aldermen ot Atlanta, call ing upon them to show hy what authority they exrrcuu their offices. In other word# the Know Nothings will coniest iho election. Tho nuw Council of Gainsvillo, Ala., has put tho liquor license up to $2,000, and no quantity to be sold less than twenty gallons. Tho wifo of U. ,S. .Senator lUnilm died nt their residence in Hampden, Maine, on ihu !7ih instntit. The demoi-rais ol tho tooth district of Kentucky have nominated Gen. Win. O. Butler lor Congress. Washington street, in Boston, from Court to Hummer street, is to bo paled with iron, ihu con tract having hcon conc'udod for $20,01)0. A woman named Jones, wn* sentenced in tho Boston Police Court Isst week, to jSr« yrur's im- v,l,'KL..c.imn..|v..y,l>«.. Iitianilly .•..nc.'.I. J ». ; n ..r.h.vn l»onortMOd nol to lire. ... the) have hitherto been ; and ll is obvi us ilntt Mm j Hiimiaiis don't care for French or Englisli; but principles ol tin* new party are mainly directed ; would ratlici attack ihu iorntor than the laitor.— against tho exiraonlinnrv mcrcaao ol ihe In-li )-lo- , I'rovismns are plum,ml in iho town, according io tnunt among the An:erican population, both u* hiflAi-cuun'.bmihegarria)>na«roinareaitoar,nnd' aliens nnd nx I npists. On many oilier topics the, have very low hours tn bed. Iho men aio kepi mamtcalo proserves a discreet nud signiticsni I constamly umployed on tho works- tn tlio batlorics silence,probably because although the Know Noth- | or u, otrw , 0 hw and aortioa. mas aro ronlially untied on tome potma.i lint union F--r the b-a halt hoar—it is now 1046p m — a doe* hot extend to all. I hits the vital question „| | f llf t oua flgbtlkaa.been raging all along our front — slavery is left unnotiecdj b-oniiio in Massachiisclts, i To a per^-n ataodmg on Cathcart'a hill in fr .n« ol NOTH !:. .... . |M2r The |lrun*wlck nnd Florida Railroad Com- • f„, m m*,in frtl |. pan) ** ill hold their annual meeting at Uruus- _ " * . wirki<uThur»ils) thelt-l of Miv. rue *i<-.vonr Planter; will leave thi* C'iy«u her regular trip fi.r iVntrorlllage. nn WmlneMlay, ihu 9*1 «»f Maj. ai tun o’clock A. M.. and will arrlvtai llrau«wick atCuV-lock i>n Iho morning of . the ine/'iliig. nffonlliig ih« most convenient opportunity for Kou'leiorn nf ihltcil), Macon, Aucuiia and other pla-'i-*, nf altuiidlliK Iho meeting. The very best Ur*: will bo provided on board for Ihuacciimmoilalionof jia*- sengur*. apr IM V. tVUQLDEY. Afnt I mi:i>iT.u, noticd; Dll CIlAltDKH f*AS Mil. hasruanmM Iho prscilcu of Mi diet) r and Hurgery from hi* of I Ac*- aud rcalUmea oil Houlb Broad stical, thrredoor* i Ds»t ofltaninot. Thu hour, hrtwerti »> lo 10 A. M. and 7 to8 P. M., will ’ he devn'i d in office pa'lrni*. If Jan 19 | li 4( i BUI At'. i IT IIU. <»o*hefc, |4Vin« - MITHT gw* An etpriloi rJ^Sr iimiwi ri-oi'ij in tun uiiiioiiovu, niiso in .uuFnai:uii*eii*i i lor iiiMunco.iiiM Know NothiAiga have declared tor j ciiiMicipation.whilo in other stales they atippoit thu Fugitive) blnvu Law. Again, llm annexation ol I Cut'n nnd other totlUonoe ts not alludnllo, proba- | bly bcoau*c every cxicnil'in ot territory inhabited ! by iiifii of tho Spanish race and iho U uuati Coih- olio luitIt must lend to wenkcu Dm uxtmu.il i American character id the Union. "if these are the established principles ot thu j Know-Nothing party, wo cannot but regard them ; with considerable sympathy Wo have ever I wntehod with sincoro admiration tho progre«.i of ' Die United Slates, as long us it is directed io ili<>s«- legitimaioobjoci* which ore to bn I .und within the magnilieenl territories of iho Union. A le-s favorable opimonofthcir policy itnd condition b .s only been lortucd nnd expressed in Euroiiu when public opinn 111 Iho Uni'ed Hintcs w-iih misled by liictioiis agitators,or mis^liroeied objects ineoinpaii- bln with tho rights of other* Tho strength ol the Union ami tlio punco of iho wo'ld would bo pro tected and sec toed hy policy which protiasea to coin-ontrnlo iho strength ol the American people on American objects. Tho language of ihu pew- party appear* to u« lo bo pntriwtic and wise, and tar mnro nearly nkm to tiio true princqdc* • I the I- -under* ot tlio Commonwealth than the scandalous attempts of Dio modern democrat* to court p--i)u- larity at, thu oxponso of honesty and honor. Tin* Know Nothings owe thoir cxistuncu to Dio reaction iigniust tlio fdlion nnd o.xcomos of K'-asiiili meet ings of Irish j»urnnli*m, ot tho Romi«h priests, and Mr. I’lerco's miinslois ; and it is no! im|irob- able Dint they will succeed in constiliiMiig the n- xt government of Dm United States, as limy have al ready returned a majority to tho now CoogroM." Tlio foreign .Hull* by- llxo viltc. Dm 4 h Divnion tho wh'do ol the Russian lines aro revealed in successive glimpses by bursts <d rc«l flame, ><ed the brght star like flashes of mus ketry, tw inkling all over tho black expanse be tween us and thn town for threo or b-ur mile* in longDi, show that a fierco conical ia going on In<- f-ru Dm Hunches of the allies. Shells, etch mark ed bv * dcstinciive p-qnt of tiro whore iho luzo <* burning, .lescribo their terrible curves in the,air nnd seem l<» mlnglo with the slats, aud fiery rork- vis with b»ng mils ol dropping spnkka tush like comets ili' -ugh tho Air. Above all Die (-alecrescent moon is sliming Irom a deep blue sky, covered with tho consicllniiona of Heaven. The r "*r of tho •- •nil tin- hissing uf the shell*, tho intermittent grow l of musketry, Dm wih scream of the rocket*, and Dm whizzing of tho round shot form a horrid concert, it is curious to nulu thocatgerucaa of the men on atich occasions* they swarm out of their tents t<> the line! in front, and watch tho piogrcas «-t Die fight os fur ns they can make it out with tho deepest imerest, and their whispered comments uro most amusing-" That'* n lively aboil from Dm French,,” " M<»**oo la gelling his boljylul "— " I wished they'd let tin go nt lhai, nnd wo'd not waste-so much powder," vVc. Tho flashes «*f the cannon mark pretty distinctly Dio flowings Pi'KT «»»' nnd ebbing* of tho tldo of war. If iho Russian gun* urn thundering away wo may Ih> sure their limit ore lulling back. If our guns aro more ! ,,/fldp TO srOI KIIOl.tll Its. lt.\SK HT NTI. (*P (IP.OV.r.tA. » »v*-**n. Hit* April. 1855. \ w ll Im» hnM at ihe Banking in Du* eltj./.n Monday.7lh of May (or elgM turret or* on Din , «-i of 'n<tlvldnal Hti.rk hofdrr*. lo aervo for our vesr lr..in that dale, apt 13 I K TKPPT. Cashier. | ’ • # *The Monti nr I and f*..n»!iiuu..n*lt«l at AugudOft 1 M'l ••U'rvilh- Itreordrf,amt .Mhr-i* U hi*, will plrue publlfh the above iwlre a »e«-k unlit Die 7th Elay. • MlltAT *»f. ANOHrWIH IIAf.l. The fnl-nwhiff will It th*- arrangetnenl of: IftSy Ihr TABI.F.M'X m ihe P MR si HI. Andrew! , Mall, on l IIIN. and each *uccredln< evening Dm-ugh- ..ill ihn • • p •t)A ISDAND8—There b»» been a fair demand dur-I -j (>- It • the post week principally lor the belter grades- Tbr , BADI H(*l*t r« wlj,'.* bring bvht and Hi* sale* during the pa*t two j nr throe week* emnparxllve'.y h»»v). th» j ll -ck I* verj much rixlurrd. The *»lr» of the «r»t unt lo upwards/>f 4<*i bale* al svtremr* rang:zg f Ihe *tn • being effects! at go'g.'.fl cent*. I'ncr* cinllnue .u fsvur of se)l»r*. b -citits 907 hair*. Export* 777 bat*. AlUK—'The au<k «f this article U very Umltad and w < hear o| no large sale*. The transaction* r.f D»r « ww-fc h /* I •eon c/'i'flucd u» llm retail trade at jo» h ndri-d pound* are >idn>g to quality and quantity T ipnrl* of Iln- week 67 r»»k*. Biil'GH HK’I).—Thn receipt* routines *aali- \\* h* ten ' ironsAcUona to retmrl l)xp..n» 7,473 b**hr: ’DOt'U—tVe hare no rh»ngci-> not ce In thl* anietr. T * di-tnand c/»n'.lnue* fair and its !;<*ck ample We q. ale (ieorgta and Tenu«a«ee brand* at It P- • bbl. ♦'OHS’.—The f e bate lue--aevrnii rx’C-e* of S*>nh t'- r.ilira rece'vwl during lh« pa»t week snd :h*- mxrte! ta .sll supplied. The «l<-mand I* fat'. We quota tar** Ir * in bulk at »l.l*# and Will it j I V.V We haarof a- e* «•( one cargo by • eighi 56 IS* to ihe hutttb at f 2 5 , and .’00 ha*hr*l* In hulk at Si.15 4* bushel. ) .. No. 3 OATH.— We have n-- *perial rhsnre to notice In | FD<*t'R, Caul The market I* talrty *npp’ied s»>d the demand j Bs)Olow^rd-*srrei,»a}' Without sate* of »uf9etent tmpo’iane* to evaW J u*ivria ' **. |i h quoiaUo**, we r< pea: ourCcuro* of la-t week. *:t i Cb • IN, (»rt^ carg' 7( *.«)crt>taqa bushel according to qoantliy and qual Y ll: Y',l'. Abb.., Je x - i t i Bill' KN !-a<aunaL, tatqa). N..nbom CANDDI>, *;r-rxaaoe'.i i4*roonoh made, 7ali->w Nurthrm do. do.. ' Ilf.lSR, Nortbcn:. . j WJlIEU'-ftla... lUo . , OJKDADfb larmd MiXtiCa tH)MI>T!C (KNitiR SboeJinr*, brvwn.. • Bmwn l*rtU* , i.'-mhb OatMftburft. ; DUCK. Fmct.*-'. . Maonoan •'•olios PH!!. Mackerel, No. I r V t ■ It nut the week First wrlea of Tab!. n at 7I» oVlock. I»t TASLt*|-i: Sister'* Hreelvlng' rphsn*. •-’O TSSLXI l : I A Uhlid's Jlay Dresm Ji'Tmm-x: First *cene—Joan >-i Arc's Kec* ptlon In her native rterond oeone— Pes-snt* Offering to Unl it under Uan- FI rat Irene- William Tell’* I rial of Skill. I -rcond Been*— f!r»»ler dl»c<-v»r» a second irn'W wiiirli Tell had rerfrrrd for the lyant. had hlschlld fallen a victim. .second *erir* ofTablexux will commence at 9 o’clock. ; If \ V.—Sor'.hern 1s*el'ing from wharf at 91 25 an! T »-ern at 91 37)4 li l» ieUll.bg from a-ore 91 M \\ » fotmeT ar. 1 8162.S, V hutwlreA pou(.cUfcv» U.« Uu««' 7 estock on Land I* ample, and the demand fair. p|! \N.—n>rrc is a moderate *! , 'Ck. They arc eep nf ll. loUat|>37H ^bushel. We quote at tl^.q^fl 5 Y bushel s-rcordlu? t.»qu*ntMy an t quality. |N(I ATOEj*.—'Therw I* a large *u*rk ->n sale and the d. maud I* limited. We quote In lr.t* irom wfcarf at 83 p r barrel. mall.. . . . Oat* Wheat (St.A^J*. Am. Wt&.3i^r. Gt'MN *WDI1R 11A V, Pnme Northern ** lAMrn... rv, ,<orr*kin* t bh •>'. Avoirs, asfc.-r.rd . Yt-U. 1C3» YVk Y t-i-i. :« V vmvi ..rua 1 8k . Y tma. 7J Y bu«- qsKkr. * v Y kne J 'i Yro: f) ■ V.*’. I X\ Y 7 P.C Yu-. lar r rlrst s»*ene—The Heatons—Spring: Peasant*employ e«l In ngTirulture. Sceon-t scene—Hummer: Pes*snl's *nmtner sport*. Third scene—Autenm: Prui: gathering. Pi'Orth acene— Winter: A Dlptry scene, by the whole company. Tickets lo each series 25 cents. M , apr 24 tUi.giwc i ww MUt* . _ Y t\ I. U-N U lWlUtSiNV.il i •• *• Jttaruu Sntrlligtutc A VANN A It ..APHID 97. AiiHivr.n. wawattee, Paxton, Liverpool, k*ii, to J It Wilder. UitiKllude 05 deg., 1st. 9*. sjn.k* whale »hlp bi isk I y served than usual, wo nrocitbcr covering; \ v "‘»er. I^ngiiiide BA deg, l»i. *.•*, sj H »k# whs nn nitnck m tho pits or am protecting tho with- 1 frpm t, ' , ' f4 *“‘1»*«) dravviil of tho allies. Most ol tho gcncrnl* 1*1 Hints, txvund tor Hark llatln Hr ship Itartara, llou»ioti, Ulasgow, ballaat, lo A l^.w 4 Co. ling Augusta, Htono, New York. In Dana 4 Wash burn. Tho mail* hy tho Nnshvillo canto through yes terday, from which wn extract such uddiiionnl items ns nro of public interest. It aocmed lo l*o the prevailing opinion when llio Nashville sailed, that Die prospect of peace was beginning io bo | regarded as m<«r*» remote ihsn hy (armor advice*. The Vienna I'oiiturunco had taken a recess until I the '.>Di of April to await Dm ultimatum of the ! Czar, and Dm arriv.il ol tho French mid Tutki'li .Mmis'ira st Vienna. I’revious to the ndjournmont of tho Vmmia cm- .1 to iiigld* like theso cmie out to iho front and watch Dm light, mid tho officers lorm in little groups on all Dm elevated knolls before the I'untp*. I havo just returned t«» tlio hut in which I am lodging. It i is now- ll 6 I*. M., hut tho conflict is Mill going < DCAIIBB, on. To-morrow 1 hope to ho nhlo to learn noino- ! Hchr Msry Staple*, staples Philadelphia. Dung about it,bui Dio difficulty of Hseortainiug Dm Ill'.l'A IITI'.I). Hoop Y‘ MfH . .... Y NaUrodt # . . Y- D MU' Y URL Buck load Y' DUMlIKU. Sawed, rrfu*S Y:: ■ N.—v\ e qnolr H»te* St lOa X-ie),. ffttnaldecs Mrccbai,ui,lr . .Vn t» and Him* r.t PJS ftU cer.t« Y pound. Tbe | River Dumber.nefaw Y'-z : r ..ft. I I. tolrtf ft-PM'M »'"> "*»• Hfc THIBtK'^iiMVl'ftJTftt.'...? 3 j F .nuld«r* are comparatively *earv<*. ... i H.Vl.T —We quote at 91 I9K Y sack fr->m wharf.— ‘ ! 1 ere has been one cargo received alme o«r lost report' j ! M< 'I.AHSKH.—The stock of Cuba is ugh«. Di»*el1'| ,t g from wbs'ftnlota at ‘.‘4cent* Y gailot,. LIMP..—Tho »lnck'-n band i* mcvlerate. . We qu-Me j f ..m wharf al 81 95,an8 (n»m *i"re al9l50qs c»*k.— ! •| hrre are sevrrU cargoes expccicst. . i P.\(TI ANfJK-—Wc quote Hierlloc at at* Y reel- j milum. The Hank* arc •etllng Hlghts I'heckt o« al| i : oril'rm filler at S Y cent premium, and purckaainf ' ight Hilt* at p»r, to days al V- **da>s al S » V.iuU • idn)s al I», ,a. I\ Y cent, discount. PKLDJHTH are xrry dull. ToDlverp-wd wequMeal 1 IM; c«iB*twt*e, to Notion tt-3.'ufc v ,'- '» Nrw Y«k \ ,c. by salting veswets, *0.15-16 bysioamerf, t n PhD*' j ■elphU t^c, to Hahimore t*c. » : r a t R * t 0 ■ Mini - " Bat. *\ WL le Pir»", etna.’ MercbxcftUt-kr. (Npecarbh.^W Si»»v! <’j Hblagb llot'Uk Matt*.. ll.AHHI>.i'uba,., 34 * " .. a ■ C H * 4i a pnrticulars ol atlncks Iiko these is utterly incredi ble Hmamer SI John*, Frrelni i, HI Augustine, 4c. .711! 71 OK «>!»,%. Hnlllnmre, April V3-Arrived, schr Alabama, Pen* N AtlA Cdl 41. »o at! N AVAL HTV'tUlS, Tar hpiru* Tur-rwwUnr VBIT.iah j Ott>, Hprcm.«iu - ./*? airs.*■/« Mivtr-mriit of «’olio MOO-WS 6<w v>*i *1*1 t'pUixl X.‘»» I • IMP. XBI.ItX priionmcnt In th. House ol Cutraotiort (or mght jorcnco> Ul0 UoM |,„ i'lmqmt.nriarina refu. w * ,n ^‘ admit "that in accepting thn third (mint they hai A DovcTAiLiNf* MsrtiiHE has been Invented and acknowledged tho principle of <liniiriution ( nftl]i it in ns. in Boston, which, ll i* said, nimbi.I a sin- j Uussian p«w„r in llm Black He a ; aasernng al D HOMI.M.IA Per brig A igusia Mom New Vork—T A Wayne 4 *nn, C A I, l.amar, I'Aiirn, Million K t o, M A • ohrn. Ilng- Iiani* Kelly A* Co, t: Parson* »t (o, Claghorn 4 Cunning ry ^ la a matter for regret tint Dm Aihonar- um ho* not b*on ao wait patronizod tins week aa It daaarvw to be.whether we consider iho menu of me company or tho axertiona of the manager. If th* public doairs tbo pormanant esublithmsnt of iho drama bare, thay niuii rnakn.up their mind*, once for all, to aoftain it; and sail ianoi too late to make ■m^xla for th.past, it ia to Im hoped that th. man ager will h«nca forth be cornp'lmentod with better bouM«, commencing with*thu* overling, when an attractive {pli will h« prooentod. glo workman to dovetail with ease from eight hundred to onn thousand bureau dm wars a day 4 WAsiiiNoro* levlao, who was thrown Irom hia carnage, naar "Sunny Hide," N. Y ,l*at Wednes day, has ao far recovered Horn hi* injuries a* to ba oulimly out ot dauger. A duel with knives was fought at New Orlnana on tbo 1 rib tint , between Vbarlc* William* and Jaini'i Gallagh.r, |n which both waro dangerously wounded Thu Vicksburg H'Aif learns from Mr. Cui.kman, 1st. ftraidnot of tho Vicksburg, Hhreveport and Texas Had Hoad Company, who* (awdayaegu returned from Monroe, La ., that thn whole ol Die road has bean put under contract, and tltn Im eoin- tST Tho Chatham Artillery turned out/m pa rade yaaterdsy afurnoon wph full moke, Liaut Clagbom commanding. 'I hey po>co»q«>d to the military oquar* Mouth ofthu Jail, whnm a number of evolutions war* uxecutad tn a rnannsr highly eradiutbl* to lha »;rpa and Di* commanding officer. Altar parade, thn ouuptny, by invitation, part-mh rafroabtneota with Lisui Lam* and Hargaania Buckner and Baldwin, at the Our Houoo. Wa understand that tba Hon John f). Ward, wbo wa* racantly ehoatn Captain of th* Amllary, will taka c/rmraand tbo first of May Kostv 0*14* or Ci/r»o» war* deotroyod by fir* Cbitlollib Ikraih Ciiulmi l(oad,Tuaaday Twii.vg llcaiiari. lisi.ta (Urtivin war* burnt al Cairo on tba Trinity rival, Texas, last w M k The Health or New Oauaei cooDnuoa to b* vary good. Tba fbip Cynoqum from Idvtrpool, arrived al New York iba 82d with aavan of bar craw |u iron* fur so atltaipt to revolt whan Uira« days out Th*y rofnaad to do d*iy, and tb* eaptsln, socoml mala •ad ibapbyiidan fimd upon them with their to, VolvoTa. Oo* roceivad five Imlleu—on# in Ida moaih end enolHar in ilia region »f th* Itaart, sad was r»mnv<gJ lir |h* Imapiisl Mrvrral oihara w«r» Wmindod Mine limo that tho dotnaud for Ilia reduction of Dm Uiissian tied, 1* contrary to the dignity nnd sover eign right* of the Emperor." N***clrodo Will at- tend llio coiiiorence during tlio discussion rd tho thud point. It i» rumored lhai thn nllloa will, for .Dm purpose ol Hireling D11* difficult)’, prtqxwo to exclude all sli'pa "f w ar troni the HUck Ho* Aunria (iiflVra, with. t)m aUtcs retturdmu tlio HI ink H«-a quest inn. Il li reported tb-Mstie will remain nainral should Dm slims domand Dm do strucllon (d Hovastop'd, nud she dsolsn-s Dim aim onlorcd upon tho preiont arrsiigonmnis w-n|i Dm allies lor iho purpoan oi chocking, not crippling Russia. it ia almost covtaln that Ruaeis will teiuso rim thud iMiini A deapaii h from lUrlin, daiod Friday, April bill, *"<l I" 1'inn,,., ii,d«, ih. iu J.nu.ift I HO I I ,h *. 1 ''""X '• l-ro.l m. A1 Arcadia At,. ...» , /' 1 ' and that I mi*#i» will probably throw Imrsell into At Arcadia, Missouri, lbs I7ih ln*t , during a t |,„ nfmt „| ,j,e Cgar, In case ol an unlavorsblo re- tiorm, Dm I'glitnmg struck Dm Aiosdia High suit of Iho aonfaranoa. r>cit*>»l and font hoy#, pupil* of that institution who ■ Imltaia ln»m Ovleaaa and W'ataaw ttmsk of the »inn i.lnnp In ilia building, wuotiurnwl UM |..r!, ! '»*“•'*» lt"»l« » mjklim in (i,...rih. 1.. II...UU, .i . . , an ovoiwholmliitt loroa to tho ariiDoaoMho AUm* One of Urn boys named Harry waa the son of F. L. 1 t |m Crtnma Tho Empomr Alexander is . vi Hidgoly ol Ibis city dntitly pr«p»i|ng lor a drapersln strugglo-"lie ^V- j hundred and lofty thousand men have been marched The N tea mu van MiaiiTta xhhtiik Kirhv | 1,1 ,l '* *' **,* 11 M rimHahio. I w., loriified "*mt«a o| rrtl/KRi am o*tabii«lmd between it awn Tiir Ki.vhv | Kirthlllorr — Wo lake th* following extract Horn ; a notojijsi publiahsd by lha Nicaraguan Miniaier at Washington Tb* Hcmnrrai* rorrrspondanro which ext*ia in ! the strlilVM of Ihls legation, as wall aa rnanyoiher docurnoni# I hold in my po***«ion, prove with ftm mrwl pnaltlva «*t(Ln«« th« mUllUM, the rrmnts, and llm ulterior project* of lha undertakers, uml.r Hi" .|.|H.unr. anil th. >a i| „( , coloinzsiion Ho far Irom gtviQj U'ftm Nana and Hovel Mm approaches in all imtihcrn tnapoM town* arn lining blocked tip w-iih •"liken v rase la Heavy Imilenra am nrcrUog at I Unarm dn Thn Grand Duka Constantine ha« gone io t mnsiadl tu Inspect tha coast ot tho Gull "I Finland Hus«ian reinb-rcnmania lo tlm nuiidmr ol lA/klO arrived al Hnvnatopol r»n llm IH1I1 (boar I'aali* on Die 3<| bad VI,DUO nm 11 rrconn"ll- ig Dm position ol Dm Huwlanson Dm Ab ,11 the allied thl|M of war al Cotiatanlinopte *r« ordered lo HnvaatnjKil Th# Austrian army of nbsnrvailon la drawing closer lo Dm I'rath and Dm ItanolHi TlmSIsgsnl Noertnlnpol object of"ihaM ubTlanihriniiata trUMlbta Ur 'pubDo h*r«.*a HavsarcroL, Friiuv Anas BT OF V E11 £ I. B IN PORT. ShtP*. |n Dirae tirojnnta, I condatun anrf rlanriuiica ^heMt* ! ^ *|* w *’ , lnd *hl|M o| war at LotiataiiDhople In my official capacity, Ufora tba good asnsa olih* Airmr Iran (Miopia | I liava raliahla Informationl and atatamauta which i causa in# Ur baltava, and lob* aunvlncmd, that the ' order, and, D rimy oan, lo overthrow tba govern- ■*—* Nlr-*‘“-“ Maai-ii IN ha #n#rny h*v# eiilmr Iracoin# de • l# inspired and ancoiiragnd by Iliair ipnrat# timni la Nicaragua Hoelr are, Mr. Bdltof, my conviorinns and my baii«fi and I ahall always l*e reajly t" giv# rtoir# I couniera wiili Dm Frvncn on our ligbi I heir agpitall axplanalluna, and lo trtakaaueh r#v#UiioiM gun* «r„ nearly ailwtii day and uighD but tlmy h 1*# a# will prove that, under thn nam# and tlm *u- n,g b##n r#Drwl Kvaty ninhtawoi# 1* anniHl. Die llioriiyof a government agnuiufihaUnimd mam*, ! muir.i „(7lm gun la vteihi# uodar Dm o.-rf^n lit# only thing euoiampUlwl la a mar* nili»-o#i#ring ! cloihwhinli It hung acr.m# from galilmi to M «t*i..n •Hack on * friendly r-pul,Ik fur |Hir|Mr*Mol illegal j I'lietr wrio. are toad# ntahl *B#r tngli'. in gmamt B*| w , I fore* and wuli iimr# iionlHiMir# i|it each ourasO-n I have tb# honor «o b#,»#nM#rii«n.^'iif ^mdmnl I l.-wt n if lit. |iol»arr,ilmy received a »rver# oh-rk I IM M \ ft - l.f.TA. MlniaUr ||i,or No aragua -d , till Diet bail got up In Ibv l"ll, ol G|#«l| hill •!'» Even the stall'officer*—oven the generals thent- selvrs—seldom know anything respecting Dio or acceding# nf our allies till a day slier they iuvo ink'-n place, nnd a bystander h *rs with surprise warm c»ntruvoraiaa among military men n# to the direction In which n shell i# coming nt nighi, and ns lo tho battery, whether French <•( English, fr<>m which it 1ms been sot It strikes me nt present that thn Fronch have been booed L leave tho pits lor Iho time. T‘ •ri our flivisiona are generally^ tmn out wltottever wo havo il the ovritt aeoms unce division arc mrned nut under lias now (11 3iM nearly caased altogether, biR Dm musketry is very slurp and heavy. Tho Third I >1 vision nna Second Division, nnd tho brigades i»( tin* Light Division not on duly, are in readiness t<> turn out There is now (19 midnight) a very bard light going on in front of u* The general# «•! divisions small on the alert. The French on ••nr right nro drumming and trumpetling « uslv W I- know llm particulars II nnd 1*2 o'clock Iasi night Infantry earn# suddenly m v anred trenchea, and mailed upc rigid with bayon#l c»o wo wero quite prepared to (trorgi*, Martonn.... IW l.'p**«'t. receive tlmtn. When they were lust diaccrnod 1.Hen Austso, Tucker.MW. I |hh»I. ... ihoy wer«' ejoa# at hand, and, on being challenged, | vYm Wirt, Heul# wt*ing.. limy replied with th# universal ahthhnUlht "Bono | Ka;*m»i*H>, Ts/lor 7ue.li** g t> I r.iu-i, - In nnollinr rn.Mifton, il.ny *nrn b.v..n.t• MlnL , , ■; ting on* men, who had barely Mtim to snatch their 1 , .. ..m. .I.U, itirin.c'tvri T.knn >t go .1 l»" l—>-..« ndvaiDsge, nnd by superior numbers, our men met , 1 oosawaH##, l avion. .. .ii.rh t Dm nsamili with undaunted courage, and drove ihe j Barque*. Kusalana oui at th# point of iho bayonet slier a ! N V Pae.kci.illrinrown.W'X »li*e'(.. arn-m (ire Tb# Rua*ian«, pursued by our allot, .Mexnnla, Unveil, V45 Hah^lens, tchri’d undrfr cover of their hslterma. u II foiifl#**, Jnhnmn . It»*i'n >7 rXt.tOSiril i t'siee, i Hr i Trerm) XSO tes<ting I Im following waa recclvo.t by telegraph. Knudfu., In th# l-rimea Dm Ritraiau* and Allied arntme d ... *•# acuv.-ly employed in strengthening thoir noai- ,u " *’ ""!»• and prapanug lor llm grand operations ol ib# | »'*-ie*i, Rrjsni. Hpring campaign Another drutchment ol tbo ! P- 1 '** rialtm Heel had sailed Irom HpiDm»il, and tb# lly- | Hr ■*!•», lie**, . H'tf wjuadron had already ariiveil out. I I ringraph:* witra ar* now Mtatdiahcd between L-'id Haglnn's qnarttn and Halaalava, and Dm raiiwuy i* in working order lo Kaliko I lie e uvnntbm t*#|we«n Turkey and Great Itrit- aln by which Dm porta la to himlah W.lkW troopa lot Uniisii aerviee, during tlm war, waa ratified *i < "ii*t(iiiin,.pio „n Dm TVifiol March Ntimievn ytsamshipa oi w»t, imtng a ponton id 'll# hallo final, asilntl Irom Hpithcad on lh# allrw- "<*on , f ihe 4Di Inal. Anton* Dm mimlwr w#» th# stnvtiiabip 1 >uko of Wallington, rim flae-wltlp of Admiral Dundss The departure ol Dm fleets waa • Mended wu|t all the d*4lton*trallnni ol enlhoai. ••'il. which waa w|in#*(HNi laal year at th# depart- iir# "IHic i tiarisw Nsptat 'I'bcr# are eleven atutw )ci al Hpuli#ad, which will lw dvepaiv'loHl at an carlv day 'I'bn piddle ol France appear lo be well pleaeml with Dm prqecicd vlall of th# Emperor and Kill* |"c*# in g>i»en Victoria, and It U repotted that the lalirr Would o-mhi reciprocal# lh* Visit. 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