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Hay.Narket, Dec. Sill 6wi
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OFFICIAL. REPORT.
To nrigadier- Gsneral SMITH.

To hrigadier- General SDsth.
ccmmanaisg the Army Of tie Centre.
SIR beg leave to inform you
tha' on he morning * tie 2is inst.
al six o'clock q heavy sannonad:ns
opened uoen thi, garrison from All
the batteries a. and IL the nris.bor-
hood Of Fort George. which lasted
without in!erEission. until after sun
down. They had I've detached bat
terics. two mounting n Founders.
ore mounting a 9. and two morier
batteries, one 10 1 g the other;f
inch. The batteries firing hot shot
which s.. seine Of CUR buildings on
Gre, but i'rcm the extraordinary vi.
glance Of The Officers AID men. par
tieuiarIy Maj Arnli.tezd OF the U.
States corps es cnsiner;s, whose in
de!atisa'.!e exeriions were extended
ioalI parts ofthc garrison. the fires
were got under without being observ-
cd by the enemy.
Cur garrison was not as we'll pre-
viiea with srtiiier. anu ammunition
as could have wi>lcti-hoaeyer,
the batteries opened tremendous
Ere upon them. in return, with hot
shot, admirably we'll directed.
serera! tines daring tie cannon-
adirS. the town Of Newark vas ia
flames, bn. was extingnished by their
engines As also tie centre building
in Fort George. Their aIes, House
and all the buildings near it wsro
consumed. Captain M'K.en com
naEded twelve ,lounacr in The s.
Z. Liorkhouss ard distinguished
himself u h:s usual gsllian!ry "".i
skill. Captain Jacks. Of the 7:;i
regiment militia artillery, command
Ell q six ..oah'.er OF. Ike nprii Block
house. ai;e Together with part Ct
his own company, though placed in
situation most exposed to the fire
of the enemy maintained their posi-
tons like veterans.
Lieutenant Recs Of the Srd resi-
ment artillery, had the command Of
an eighteen FOUNDER and also at Fort
Georgs-sercral well directed slot
were MADE frsn this gun, which.
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ING master Watts was killed. I'll.
oarty returned TO 2!ssl, Rock about
8 o'clock, During this daring enter
nrize. there we're a few cannon shot
fred from our battery.
A short time after this achievement
Col W,nder, with column Of SEQ
regulars from his regiment embark
cd whether with an intentisn to cross
the river, CT 70 reconueiire. We know
not) at the mouth Of Cosjockey
creek, behind squaw Island. md If.
Ter passing the foot of the island,
dropped a few minutes dowa the ri
ver, on the enemy's shore. when the
boats we're furiousIy attacked with
grape and mnsguetry, frem a con-
siderable force on shore, which had
lain in ambusl.-fhe fire was very
spiritcdly returned from the boats
for several Misunderstanding, howe
yer, the danger efeffsctins landing
against a superior force on shore.
possessing every advantage, the beats
returned with a small loss in killed
and wounded.
A detachment Of Col. Psrter's
light srti,ler, had now passed over
TO Squaw Island. where tive pieces
played upon HE enemy Will. ss"e ef:
feet. From an early hcur in the
movniss uni' nearly IL o'clock The
several baiteries at Black Rock,
mounting 81, IS, 10, and 6 Founders,
played upon the opposite shore. TIE
enemy returned but few shot from
six FOUNDER, which bad escaped
spikiag.
Between 9 and 10 o'clack, three
sailors embarked in boat, passed
over 10 the enem.'s shore. and set
ire to tie dwelling house ofB. liar-
olson and to the house and store Of
Mr.. Douglass. which we're cousum-
ID. After remaining on that shore
about two hours they returned. With
| "A boat loaded with articles taken from
he hou.es-We understand that this
get was unauthorized.
From : sa,ii 10 or II il the morn
i,g tiIeca was y constant rmGarka-
,on ol troops AZ the navy yard, and
before tie h"rr of * there were a
bout sixt, Eoat4 loaded and station
I'd in shore. awaiting the signal to
make descent. The day Was fne,
he trooas were in ex.eIlsnt spirits
I no opposing force appeared on tue
shore. A lis vas sent b, General
,5:ayth ~ The British commander.
The flag returned. The troops in
the boats werA ordered 20 debark.
and the vo!uEteers Who were in read
ineSs for emt,arkalion, were ordered
back 10 their respective encamp-
a"ris, Stree witch ppriod' several
movements iiaFv t"i.-. s,la@f. !,ui as
We axe il POSSESSION Of 10 Official
! statements. We can at present gI'c
na further acc0nHt-peihaps , indeed.
hereafter some satisfactory statement
may sppsar.
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BUFFALO. Deec alber
Progress Of the War on the .Nidga
IN Frontiers.


From the time tho armistice cX-
pircd until Saturday last the wva.
Their. with the exception of one day.
WAS Indictment and extremely uafa-
vsrsble to military movements and
war'ike operations. However. on
Friday last. movement Being re-
solved upon, the troops removed
from their several enesmpmcnts. and
concentrated their forces in the Vi
entity of Black Rock. On Saturday
morning at s o'clock. a party Of a
bout 300 sailors and soldiers. under
the command Of Captain King. made
descent upon the enemy's shore
stacked and carried three severn!
batteries, dismouRted and spiked
their cannon and destroyed The gun
oarriages.-The most determined.
intrepid bravery, was displayed up.
on this occasion. About thirty pri-
soEers. among whom were two Hri.
bsh officers were captured. A large
two story house was burned. in Which
was quantity Of ammunition. A
barn near the house was also fred
and consumed. in which it is said
we're the enemy's Hight artillery. Sc
veral horses already harncssed.
were destroyed. The loss Of the
British in killed and wounded is I'M
certain: it is rated at between go and
80. Our loss consists of i or 5 xii.
led and (say 20) wounded. Captains
King and Dox taken prisoners, the
latter Wounded and re,aken. Sail
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ed our efforts, yoa will not think 1t pre-

a ,ur efforts, you will not think it pre-
umptuous in nue. to say, the greatestsre-
oit is due to the officers and ships com
ANY for their exertions particularly
when exposed to the heavy rakins nfs =,
he enemy. feel particularly Obliged
Iior the sxertions Of lieut.. Kent, who'
hough wounded early by a splinter con
tinued to assist ME in the SECOND 'lsu.
tenant the service has suffered severe
.oss; Mr.. Scott: the MASTER trough
wounded, was particularly attentive ana
used every exer,isn in clearing inc
sfccs as lid the warrant officers. Lieut.
Nichoii, of the Royal Marines, ana his
party, supported the honorable character
If their corps, ard they suffered severe
~ aust recommend MIR. Snow, mas
.er's mate, vino commanded the tore
uo.t main deck guns, in the absence OF
1t Pullman, and the whole alter the 'ai'
Of Lit. Ready. your protecton' ne nav
ing received severe contution rom
splinter. I must point cut Mr.. Isioy'
citing purser, TO your notice, VINO soiah'
,ccred his services on deck, and com
handed the after quarter deck guns.
was particularly active, as well as MI
Bsnnister, midshlpman.
hope, III considering the sircun-
stances. you will think the ship entrua-
cd to NY charge was properly defended
the unfortunate loss Of our nas's' the
absence of the third lieutenant, second
lieutenant of marines. three midshfmen
nd twenty -four men. considerably weak :
ened sur crew, ard we only mustered At
quarters two hundred < forsy-four men,
and nineteen boys, en- coming Into &C
iion-the cneuy had such aD advantage
r,arn his marines and ritemen, when
close, aid his supe rior sailing, enabled
him to choose his distance
enclose herewith list of killed and
wounded on boe,d the Guerrler, aud
have the honor t. BIS, &c.
JAS. r. DACRESS.
\ list of officers, seaMen and marines,
killed and wounded on board his ma
jes,y's ship Gacrsier. in the seton OF
the 10Th al August, 1872.
KiHed-E cary Ready, second lleute-
nsnt, and IA sssmen.
NounGcd--James r. Dscres. Esq.
captain, severely Bartholomew Kent,
first lieut.. slightly, AID 81 seamen.
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RUSSIAN BULLETIN.

kOSSlAN hOLlIE ~.
z port @. the general in chief kutusow
70 his Imperial Maiastv, from the vii
iase Chi.m, dated Sept 4, (ie)
Ailer ire .anguina'y, though rlcto-
rious battle Tough, by yohr Inajesty's
troops Oh the 2e,h u!t (sept. y was
Obliged Ia leave my position near Bcro-
dino, ror Reasons Of which | have al
--ady had he happiness to inform ysu"
majesty. After that battle the armies
-se@~ in"' Weakened Cedes such cir
Cum.tances, we approached n-Scow.
a-riag daily much fighting with the
encmy's advanced gua:e. The rein
torcemenls which l nopsd TO meet with
y ID not vet arrived The enemy form
ed two new coiu,nns. one on the Be-
r-u.!,. srt TIVE ether on the Lwenigo
roads, with the view of acting against
nr reserve near Moscow. Ia conse.
qnence Of this could not risk another
batllc, the issue OF which would not on
II hare been destructive to the army.
bot would have reduced Moscow 10
shes. In tits truly lamenta6.c .i.ua-
lIon, end alter consulting my generals,
amongst Th"m there were some al
,itfcrert opinion, was compelled to let
We eneu,v enter Moscow, cur Of which
all tre vainabics, the store. ia the srse-
mis-, and almost all Other property, i'm.
p"ri,l or private, were previously con
scysd, and scarcely single inh.bilsnt
remained IL the town. takC the lioIr-
~ most Eumbiy TO represent to your ma
Icsty, That tho entrance Of the enemy
uto Moscow, is not yet the anni..ilatlon
ii tic empire. am making move-
n!cnt with MY array towards the Tnuia
rosd. This will enable ne to keep
6pcn NY cemmuEicaticpsw with the neigh
0cr!rg erDments Asy oihur inca.
>use YOU'D have prevented tins aid also
hA,e SCI ara,cd rss from the armies Of
Tornsy"w snd Ts.Eichagew. must
,o;.tess az, Tia crandonment Of the ca
pltaI Is very hard: but considering the
z1vallcges Which may accrue to US from
I, and particularly the preservation Of
our alnies. II IS 10 longer to be lament
co ard now proceed TO occupy with
ny ;s',vs line by which shall com.
marc lac read leading to Touia anG Ka.
iuvgs, annoy ,he whole line Of the enc.
r'y extending frem Smelen.k to Mes.
cow, .nG be enabled TO cut cff' ell rein.
iorcemsnts marching 10 Join him from
tie fsar By thus occupying the atter-
ten Of the enemy, LoPe to compel
rim 10 leave Moscow, ard TO change
his Whole line Of operations.
TIE general VIII zipserode has re-
ceised ordcrs from Die ,o pest himself
Oh tie Twcr read, end TO de;ach ,egi.
ment Of Co.sscks or that 10 Jeroslave,
10 protect the Inhabitants from bcire
molested by small bodies Of the enemy.
am no great distance from Moscow,
and as 5000 as have collected my
troops, can with confidence await the
-pPrcach Of the enemy. AS long as
re army Of your imperial majesty is
entire, end animated with its known
courage and zeal, the less Of Moscow is
rot yet The loss Of the empire. For Tho
rest, your nrjesty may be assured that
Ibis even. is The necessary consequence
of the loss of Smolensk.
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NASSAU. IN. P.) November q.

NASSAU. IN. I. November ~.
By the Cartel schooner Nassau VT
have received Charleston papers 20 til,
4th instant, and We now give cor:cu.
extracts from those as we'll as from the
other late papers before received, as
noticed in our last.
The false declarations made atCharlss.
ton by Mr.. Moone, late commander o,
the American schooner Sa'ah Am. prl-
yateer, captured by the Rhodisn, an5
copied in a preceding column. slew tie
uncommon pains taken by tie democra-
tic party to keep alive the hostile spirit
assiDs, us, which their chisf has sac
Uecue" ia ins.i, into the minds Of ire
mobocracy 1t Is douury --,G -.
the declarations OF Mr.. Moone now made
with respect to the men seI,. on to j..
usica. are as false as Trey are malicious;
for it is not Only by their own confes-
sinns snd Ar consent q Nh .noore him
self that they wsrs known tn lie British
subjects, but some Of them were recog.
missed hv '1hclr former messmates Oh
beard of Fl NJ ships. on beard OF MGR
chant ships and Golfers. So much for
aIr. Moun. !
We '4y before our readers the COR
respordence between the light hono$a-
bic SirJ B Warren and the American
Secretary Of Stale on the SUBJECT OF a
cessation If hoitjii,ies and nesoci.tion
for peace, again proposed on tbs part CT
His NJ jssty's .oyernm.nt. We regge,
however, 10 state that the America az :
minis,ration. wiituily blind to the true
Interests Of their ,ountry ssrsa' to be
obsiuatIy bent On crseyeri"g In ;f,eir
unjust warfare
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HYGEI.i .iC,lDE.hf.

VNHE public arc '.'tormed that pus.
8 suant to an act of the Virginia Lee
eislature, giving authority 10 certain
Commissioners, to sell the public build
ing. formerly occupied by the district
Court at Hay Market, in 'ho County OF
Prince William, Virginia: A purchase
Of said buildings has been made by ah
association of gentlemen, with view to
convert them into SEMINARY OF learn
ing: for tho goveinment whereof, d
number OF The most respectable peiaoEs
IN the adjoining Counties have neeh re-
c,,,arIv constituted board OF Trustee.
HsYing been then duly appointed aa<,
Instituted, the Trustees have pr"ceed-d
To the alteration aud repairs OF 1he su1id
Mgs, which are nov III readiness fortne
accommodation OF mere than one hun
dred students They have Engaged
/ professor OF tie deed languages and
bellies lettras, * one I'll the mathematics
& higher branches Bah gentlemen OF
liberal education nd experience az
te1cher,. The course ct education Will
Scomprea nd all the branches OF t,te'a-
stupe as pursued IN the Eastern Cole.
sss: CT being intended 10 apply speeds
l. for an ctof Incorporation, lns'i'uung
TIE seminary 4 csular C"Iiege, with the
!, ? ser of conlergias degrees. The
Trustees have likewise engaged gen
LEHMAN If the e st re >pectab'iuy AID
moral character to act as Steward and
.sekp charge OF the boarding department
Oa this account they Will eSs' have It
In their power to regulate thr PRICE at
shoard at the lowest r4;e; apl factaer.
Willie enabled TO Cophne the students &c
|, the observance OF regular hours, and Of
slt tae rules of the in..itutisn. The
sshootwi, be opened OH the frsi OF ia
, nuarp ensuing.
Of,nis situation, it may be confident
" said, tSat no place in the union COM
ha:,,a greater variety OF imp"itant al
= y o,tatses forthe ajJve uaantiI aSc oHject
The rrspsctability and nerai "ao". Oh
s-si.l. uri hhnrho3d the rnCoSnmon h9slh-
fnlocss of he place 'issii, It's enntisu,'y
70 rich EARNS, whose s2perHuity o! the
best meats. ard Ill Other desirable aru-
cl.s of living, must reduce tha cost
" list il increases the comforts OF board;
added TO the circumstance OF rs being
urder the fostering cafe OF well lifted
ne ms immediately in the ncighb"r-
h cd. whose dut, and interest must alike
p,s.npt ,ae,n TO a sn!icitous arention to
: lie welfare, leaves nothing ~ be desired
br patents. who feel a ne.Iral regard :or
tbc 5ulare advancement and Frospe'lI:
OF thsi" sons.
By order of the Boayd.
THOMAS TURNER,
President.
EDMOND BRSOKS,
Secretary.
Hay-Narket, Dec. Sill 6~i
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"a. the following article, which sheds
no little Ugh, on the policy OF the hn'-
slams abandoning Moscow:
By the Go,tenburgh NALL ~msh ar
rived on Sunday, we have received gen
Ku,usoa's official report OF the 'so'i'sa
which induced him to abandon Moseo"
without risking another battle. IL ap'
pears that Bonaparse had formed TWO ",
inuns on the Borowsk and L"en1so
roads, with view of acting against the
reserves Of the Russian army, and gen
Kutusow's reintorccments not having
come up, that general did not th'ne Il
nc,Jeo, To hazard another battle, whlch
might have been destructive to his ar
NV, without saving Moscow be there
ore adopted the resolution OF retrea.,hs
is in vain to deny that the loss OF MOS
COW is by no mesos decisive OF the tate
oftbs war and it is some satisfaction !"
know, that all the valuable property oo''
public and private, was removed oe'ofe
the French entered that city, and that Il
was abandoned by almost all the lnnaoi-
tauts. The position which gen. ku'u'
SOW has chosen will enable him to inter
cept Bonapar,e's communications WIT
Smolen.ko, while it will facilitate hi
junction with the large reiatoreements
that arc advanceingto join him from the
Danube. The situation of the French
arn,y, weakened as it must have boer
by so many and such sangulnary battles
appears 10 be most critical The sea
son for further operations is now passed
and it app as to be obviously lmpossi'
bic foY the French army 10 winter at
Moscow while the Russian armies un-
broken and continually augmentins, are
towering round it. There is every rea.
sen to sup lose that Bonsparts hattered
himself that, by the rspid:ty OF his move
nients, and the splender OF his successes
We should terrify the emperor Alrxan-
der iaio negotiation, aud TO accom-
plish that object, he appears TO have
lsqued the safety of his army
There is every reason, however, r
hope, tina, the Emperor will CONTINUE
fran to tho resolution which he has
dupted; ard il he does, there Is sli
every reason to hope, isr glorious ter
mination Of The contest.
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British Official account Of the cap
turs Of the Gaerrier.
From the London Gazette.

From the London SaZslle'
admiralty Office, October 10.
Cow Of letter from Vics-Admrc
SAWYER to John Wilson Croker, Esq.
dated on board bis Majesty's ship A.
frica, at HALIFAX, the 18th September
1879. :,
SiR-It is with extreme concern
have to request you will be pleased TO
lay before the lord. commissioners .
the admiralty, the enclosed copy oil "
letter from captain DAcres, Of ms s"@-
iss.y's late ship Guerrier, giving an &C
count Of his having sustained Close ac'
ton Of near two hsufs, on tho IGN vi
with the American friga,e Constitution
of very superior force, both In guns ana
men, (ofths latter almost soubie, whel,
rae Guer'ier being to.a..y d'smas,<o o.
she rolled so dorp as to render al luz,
Their enlvts at the guns uDavalEng, ana
i, became duty to spare the lives u the
remaining part Of her valuable crew. oE
easiins down he7 colo" ne ms'ta
E,,i over the side fcom which sEe We"
asou, 20 be cog goa III very 'a' "rah'.
posirioa fur r4Sing t"e enemy a ="
hours sf,sr she M, 10 POSSESSION nj th'
enemy. il was E.l,J ia,p"s.lI,s to Keep
her above water s'n MAS therefore SCI
S.- ~ and aDarduA,d, whicn l hope
vii ss,isfs their l0r'iships. She Wa
defended 70 ,hc last
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: WILL. be sold at tie late dwelling
house OF Ssmuel Gram, near the lower
end of MATER street. on Monday after
nacn.ar . e.clocs ,a'vsrIetv st handsome
HOUSEHOLD * KITCHEN FUR
NirURE Tsrms made known en- ,ne
daysof sale sol
P. G. MARSTELLER.
December IL dts
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NOTICE.

TEURSUANT-to sn CIDER OF the L
h sa;iisa STATES Cncu,t Cosr, for tbs
District Of Coiua,bia sna County Of A
lsxandris-N lice is hereby given 10
the creditors of GRossK McMUsN, lat.
OF .aicxand.ia, des essad, to exhibit ,hsit
claims tu@ruc at sny .ethcs, on or before
the l7lhRd.y Of Jaaeary nsxt 7 esr
y la Jail sosattenato this ua'iSe. vii hs
excluded tlom anSdis iderd ct the &c.
c-aeat's e.tase, Which IS to be matte nn
dersf:ls al cr rboss, RETIRED L..
sl...sss - ALEX. MOORE,
q ~ 1Nasfer C,ssns ssasaer
. s,sf n div
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the poor women OF the town OF Aiexan-
dria, that or application TO the subscri-
bss, they can be furnished with cotton
to sfin, aud tina, liberal, price will be
paid for SPINNING The same.
Ilalc Robbins.
it4Leeember16.
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