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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-05

EIAEEIO3 rs AND PLANK ROADS.
| MPkUNEMENT is the order ol the day, and
/ tiirsa who DO not improve the present moments
are he h,ld the times. ] have sor sale some Of the
best upland i'm the county a part of which is well
inprovod. Ii j. situnte Iemics due north of this
city, eEd near the line of Railroad The coniempla-
ted Flank Road Wil run through some of this land.
which with the Railroad, will afford every facility
for lakng tie producc 10 market 200 acres are Of
feved and will be sold in lots 10 suit purchaser,
The farm, known the IIoTnbrook Farm, is a part
OF the lands now for sale
the above lands are not sold before the first day
of jaly next Hey viii lie sod at pptc auction, Of
hich due notice viii I've given. Title bey ond dis
pute For terms apply TO
p iIORABROOK, Nam street
Evansville, NJ arch 4. 1850 mh5
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CLOTHING.

Neat door to c. bell, Druggist, b0in ST.
Evansville, md.
fgFSSPS. ALTERING & bBUMMEP have
w Just received ironi their manriacrery in Gin
hnaJi tic latest New York sly le of all and Win
e; Clothing. All O! Which are mace anG trimmed
the lest manner. under their dire ctioH. expressly
II iLs market, and consists OF every article re..ui-
lie to complete GentIemen's WartrObcs.
Goals and CiOaLs.
A fine assortment ol Llue, brown, Grey, Drab,
.iackiLGw. Eiankcls; Box and Over Goats. genu-
ne Pilot ana leaytr Cloth Coats tne lot OF Cloth
oats of oil sizes ord prices; superior Black and
lue French and English Cloth Dress. Frock and
ack Ccats iu'l trin md, Satinet and Cashneretie
oats; Brown. CIoon and Grey and all colors OF
tweed and Cashmere Sack. Frock and Dress Coats.
touECalCuis and Goats ol all kinds
PGntalCGns.
Superior Black and LlLe Cloth and Cashmere
'anls: Fancy Fierch Cashmere Pants: Fancy
>uipes ard flre. lack. and sieei Nix,d and Ga
ct MiXrd Satinett Pants: Tweed ard COrGroy 90
;anis OF oyeiy variety ard price TO sct puichasors
Vests.
Black sik ard satin Vests, Fatcy and Plain silk
velvet Vest; Fancy Cassrcre Nesis Satihott vests:
and common Vests al I'll Kinds.
Furnishing Goods.
| II All the late styles of plain and fancy G..
g. silk and satin Cravais. Scars, anC s1i,-~~s
stocks; white silk md all colurs pockc, Randi or
chiefs; ! inon and Linen bosom shiTI>; Muslin and
Flannel do Flannel and Net under shiris and
Draws; Shirt Collars: every kind at heavor, Rid,
thread "hd cotton Gloves; tnbroiGt rcd and plain
nam slsronders; i.k. ginchaln nnd cotton trtrc-
las; Dod's. Sherwood aid Ciiaso's Hats, also Sill
Hats; CAPS. Boots, Shoes; walking canes, &c.
Al tie above artit!es and everything else i'm the
furnishing line will be SOLD al Cincinnati prices Tor
CASH.
We shall CONTINUE to receive fresh supplies week
y dulirg The season from orr manuiaclc,y IN Cin-
cinnati lortj2l AllLEEiNG bkUMMER.
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WESTEFN CLCTEING STCEE.Rz.
rn"r of MaiR and First Streets.
4 L Z Y L u u = u a n

b y BRE " " ER d. CO.
n HIS popular establishment, formerly on Wa'or
4 Street, Is now opon al d in iull blast on Main
Street, in the large brick store formerly occupied
by 4 Gunibtits.
Bruinn er 4 Co. have Just received from their
Nanuinctory. IL Cincinnati Tie latest New Notk
style oi Fall and Winter CIohng All Of Which
| are made and trimmed in the best manner, GnGor
their diroclun. expressly Tor lis market. and CON
sists oi every article requisite to complete CoEtie
mems aTGretes.
Goats and Cloaks.
a me assortment at blue, Brown, Grey, Drab,
Nlack 'aw t'ankes; box, and Over Coais, geriti-
inc Pilot ara Beaver C": Goats. fine lot al Cloth
Goats oil sizes and prices: superior Black anG
| BlGe, French and fnallsh Cloth Dress, Frock and
sack Cnats iuH trimmed: Saiinett and Cashneiete Z
Goats Brown, Green aud Grey and all coic's OF
| Tweed and Cashmere Sack. trock and Dress Goats,
Roundabouls and Goats oil kirds
PantaIoons.
I Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Cassimcre
Pants Fancy French Cass'nlere Pants. Fancy
Stripes ard Bue, Black, and Steel Mixed and Ca
det Mixed Saunelt Pants; Tweed and Cordroy do
ants OF every variety and price suit purchasers
Vcsts.
Black silk md satin Vests; Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet Vest, Fancy Cashmere Vests; Saneu vests;
and common Vests of all kinds.
| Furnishing Goods.
o-V-,,.rxsS Al he late styles OF plain N. an
| rts. and fancy silk and satin CIa-"YiH'i
| SsS,-s watts, ,Scurts and stocks; wEiic - b.
silk and all coloIs Pocket Hundkerchieis Linen
| end Linen bosom shirts; Muslin and flannel do;
| fiarrei and Net under shirts and Draws; Shirt
Collars: every kind OF Beaver. kid, thread aDd
cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain gum susIcn-
dersi sila eineham and cotton Umbrellas; sill.
| Hats; Caps Boots. Shoe; walking canes. &c.
| All ihe above articles and everything else in
the furnishing line W ill be sold at Cincinnati prices
| to CASH.
We shall continue toreceive oshsupplies week
| ly during the season from our Mandatory il
Cincrraii. isept 2i nRJMNE EE q Co
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REMOVAL.
CITY CTfON TrnTrSr

THE undersigned have removed into the four
4 story hre-pr of building on Water street. two
doors above Mnr', formerly occupied by r. Barnes
ana are prepared to sell az Auction all descriptions
OF property entrusted to them They will ntrend ta
selling OF Real fstate in any part of the citv. -
Regular sale Days, Wednesdays and for second
hand Furniture and "Calamities" in general. catIi,
DAYS: having an abundance OF room, persons wish
ing Goods stored can be accommodated -"
Ihey keep on hand general assortment FUR
MI URE, consisting OF Soias, Bureaus. Tables
Chairs, Looking Glasses, Looking Glass Plates. &c
Nc, Also, Dry Goods, Books. Fancy Articles, nd
wholesale and retail.
NH WOOLSEY K NELSON.
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JCEN FAEEELL,S

I'XPECTOkANT CANDY tor Colds Coughs.
II lniiccnza, ETcnclilis. As:ina. WEooping
Couah, and otter atitcticns OF the LLngs, arising
rem recon, ~ neglected Colds
his Froi alation Is EcsIcciiuiy oftrcd 10 thcpub-
lie ~ a remedy. tontaniIe noIire III its compost
iion hich would te injurious 10 TIE moss delicate
Invalid lu eject u j. louic. Laxative. AlIe:ative,
fXVCctcFaHt, and pr0D.oier ol lhc OtneIal Secre-
tluIlS.
Ills valuable and p'oasant rncdy is prepared
and scld " Tie undersigned. A ileial Discount
i n,aGe 20 tctnis
e6-tf F.l,rt JOHN FARRELL
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a CARD.

UNDERSTANDING that report is in circu-
4 laon that up0n the dissolution OF the late
rrn OF HARRiNGroN. CRANE & o'RiLEY. the under
signed agreed TO discontinue the Forwarding and
Commission business at Evansville. ana that in
violation of sad agreement we iminedia ely pur-
chased Wharf Boat and commenced business
under the name and firm OF HARRINGTON. CRANE &
Co: and sncll report unconiradicted is calcula-
ted 90 great injury, deem II proper In state
,hus publicly, Hqftlere IS not S5adow Of tuh tn a.,
il being expressly understood that each partner
served the right 30 continue the business tand thai
cach rowd an So) under any style oi firm he chose.
except that Of HARRINGToE. CRANE q Ot9uEY.
CuAS. HARRINGTON,
ianIo If ISAAC 4. CRANE
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TIE RAIL ROAD IS CohfMENcFDi
Esizi-.sfs Sss7Iszs ss.sE1--sl ssssEssesl Gfa55i&22
tsss.e5g.s tsssee55.s - - 49, ~ -sFzsa


NJ,
THEREFORE,, be il known to one and an. tha,
y We are determined TO make change in our b,I
.iness, and will sell our present Stock of Grocer
ies, "hlch consists OF general stock. with Iaroe
aud well selected stock Of FINE LIQUORS of ali
GRADES, interior 10 none in market, and TO all n
well as our old customers in particular. we will ss
at low hgures for Cash, or such paper as will be
taken IN Bank with approved security, and in NO
other way. And 10 keep all quiet, we would ask
all that owe us one ceat, eiherby Note or Account
10 cal and see ms soon, and let us compromise to
save turher steps. And TO all having claims against
US they had better be after getting them as soon as
possible Ihls Is by soberreflection ourdeternined
resolution, and We will be greatly obliged TO ali o
our particular friends and customers not TO ask
to violate this pledge as we shall most assurodl
demy them. Once said is GOOD as a tltasnnd times
10 any one desirous OF locating in fiourishino
CITY, aSt geting into good trade. will sell our
entire Stock on good terms. We have been doiny
a Grocery business here for ten years pasi, and ca
nc OF much use our successois y ll'1'17 II
ALLlS g. HOWES, ~
~ u Evansville, Ind.
Express, Ierre Haute; Journal. Laiavetle: copvt
aalonrt ct So. ard send bills 10 his ofice.
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IECN s. ITAII s.
=; / = -, =, -. "a . io,,.,, S.,s,,r.
ATTr NTICWi

US'F received by tie undersigned nj their Auc-
- i'm Eocm on Water street very general as
>oftmcnt at Furniture Chails Clocks. Iook'ng
Glasses and IonSirg Glass Plates. purchased for
Ca-h direct from The manufacturers. and consisting
in part of Walnut and hlshuganv Dressing Bureans
Scroll and pluin front Burcaus, Bedsteads. Tables
Stands. Desks. SOFAS, Il great variety OF Chairs.
Children and Rocking Chairs, Clocks, Looking
Glasses, lIciurcFTanrs. &c &c
Also. a general assortment Of Dry Goods and a
large lot of Notions. All of which they are deter
mined to sell at OW prices. at to which the pat
ronage OF TIE public is respectfully solicited.
Regular iuclion sal,s evcrv Wednesday and
Saturday VOCIStY g. NEI.S N
n. B.-To orr friends, who 20 generously assist
ed us in our misfortune. occasioned by the burning
of The Eelle Of Ile West we tender our grateful ac-
Erowedgments. ". & n.
les n
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TORAn-FCAD CCNTRACTCRS
ANN OTEERG

DATENT WhoelhorrowsI superior article TO
4 Railroad Turnpiking and Canning. In lots Il
suit puIchaseTs--lOr sale hv
BADCOCK. BROTHERS,
Evansville. lndiann.
RrOnders promptly attend to.ed In 22-ti
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,n, OILS, PAINTS, ETC.

CEEESE!! CHEESEH!
.Sn BOXES prime Western Reserve Cheese re-
- " ceived this morning per steamer Visitor fo
sale low at BABCOCK BROTHERS.
ie26 - T--1-
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FACTS FOR TIE FECFLE CT
Eh ANStft
And fFp rs.t of 1s.,,I ind

TIE subscribers have oportd Wholesale and
I Retail Grocery Store on Main ST. one door
north oi Balcock BTOlhers. here may he found tie
following articles, IN part OF tltir stock:
Sugar AND Soap, Coffee and Starch. Molasscs trd
Star Candles Tea, Pepper Ma1kerel, Almonds
.'ai. ms Scotch lieuings Saidints, BScsirg, Lob
>ters. Maccarcn, Cigars. Nermaciiiu. Cordlrls, Cl
we Oil, Port Wine. Alspice, Brandy Fruits, White
Wine, Vinegar Scotch Snuff. Siot otehlon Biticis
Tobacco, liautira and Claret Wines, sc. &c; al
Of which We viii take great pleasure in s'liing. a:
chcfp as tae cheapest. for C.sh o Country Produce
Please call and test our sincerity
NV n J. \ ktNNETN & co
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TO TEE LADIES'.

10 IL LIE DIE.
THE LADIES of Evansville and vicinity are re
spcctlrily lnvied TO call and examine the stock
OF Fancy Articles Shoes, &C.. at my establishment
on First street, tetween Main and Sycamore, mp
per side. Hoping that my eldeavors TO obtain
in this new enterprise. viii be properly appre
ciaied and rewarded by nv old acquaintances and
that viii receive the encouragement OF their pre-
sence often, l shall spare no pains to pease.
my7 If iOSEPHlNE FAUNTLEROI
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EEEpWnEH AND -CCTIIEY

4 / the old stand opposite the bank, consisting
- in pant of Pocket Cutlery, Eazcr.. &c. Amer
can and English Lccks, Monkey tail Belts Hunts
broad Axes. Hos Of oil siz.s tx. Log Trace. Hal
ter. Breast and bog Claims VIM bow lands s.
Gu, ana mill Saws, iiorse Cow and Sheep Bells,
with general assortment OF sltlf eo"tS.
@. b. GRIFFITH,
mh26 Main ~. Evansville
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nunIIC sAIt of enc celnnblnn Feandry. Cor es.ting

DUBLIC SALE OF the Columbian Foundry, for casting
kc., Georgetown Ia the District Of Columbia
This known and valuable foundry, with all its hxnres
and implements pertaining H. viii be- offered public sae by the
and Of Gen. John Mason deceased It's late
ricto Monday of March the
premises IL situated Potomac ver the western limits
Georgetown, having The Chesapeake Ohio canal passing
with Of the canal The
buildings capacio,s casting house containing The fana
stone building adjoining containing the cupo furnace two stone
boring mills for boring cannon lathe. and machinery ior a,nns
both iron and wood with backsms shops oces and dwelling
houses m esmen q sieh and stone The impemen tools
and complete ready Immediate
operations 70, casting cannon and shot as well q other work usually
mouds Shells wooden tasks,
all demand black
smiths all the usual tools and
pismcnfs pertaining 20 a foundry on large scale.
This establishment for my the regular and
either
munitions OF Of which, entered into by t
propsto eopleted and enjoys weiesrned reputa
excellence Of Its Immediate proximity
continue what II has always
had ample share the public work. Coal and iron Of the best
quality brouehto the canal will be shown
DESTROYS by Mr. Duvsli, who charge 81
Ten purchase money will
and four bearing interest 70 be secured BY
bond and security, and mortgage on the property.
For further inomaton address the subscrbe Washington
city JAMES M. MASON,
Jan lG-dAcu . Acting Executor
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FLOOR OIL oLoTH-cl.xess q poa.en, dealer. In

FLOOR OIL CLOTH.-CiAgest ~ Dodsen, dealers An
all kinds Of furniture dry goods, Of Pennsylvania
and vcnage that they have just received and have
style and well oil
which viii be q any door desired.
The pleasure and satisfaction, the saving Of time and labor with
adapted
pans and halls passages only be appreciated by
who used They theu II
they have had justice done item, win be without their
their houses. 4
A.o supply Of rich cloths, all widths, gilt
and
Aliendalo quilts, very cheap.
I do Lancaster d. do.
I do Berth do for beds, cheap.
Also remaining hand superior Edinburgh
blankets inland bound, which, consequence the advanced
stage Of the season. will he sold cheap.
And good Of carpena which left from the
choice Of which been sold
this q them containing enough for small others
well adapted for hcdsidcs rugs, nc.
damask
for covering furniture n Of which wish clear out and
for good spring beginning MI good
In house keepine 20 call and examine for themselves
Jan I5--3aw2wf CLAGETT d D0DSON.
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Mr.. MORSE nominated Mr.. Charles X Gardiner, late
postmaster OF Washington city, candidate for the Of
ice OF Sergeant at Arms
The SPEAKER called TO the Clerks desk Mr.. Thur
NAN 10 ofciate as one OF the telsTs in place OF Mr.
SAoKETr who was excused from longer serving in aat
capacity
Mr. PECK rising to privileged question: stated that
his colleague Mr. HEBARD being unwel, had been com
PEELED 10 retire 10 his lodgings and permit that gentle
man 10 do So he tMr P) bad consented to pair on
with him He should therefore not vote during the bal
ance OF this day in the election.
The House then proceeded with the Sth uua vote
for Sergeant at Arms; and before the result was de-
clared MIR MORSE Withdrew the name OF Mr. X.
Gardiner; and Mr. COBB Withdrew the name OF Mr.
Jesse t. Dow.
Mr. THURMAN, on the part Of the tellers, announced
to the Chair the following the result oil this trial;
Whole number OF votes cast, 2l0
Necessary to a choice, 1oo.
Mr.. Glossbfenner received ~.
Mr.. Uiidings iVz
Mr.. Dow
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The steamer Cherokee, from Chagres January I'd, and
Kingston, Jamaica. January eth arrived at New York
early on Sunday morning She brings advices from San
Francisco to December list, received by the steamer
Unicorn al Panama. The Cherokee brought two hundred
and forty -four passengers and S32oooo in specie on
freight andsbou the same amount in the hands OF pas
sengers.
We give below the most Interesting news by this
arrival
From the Alta California; Nov. Is
THE SLEcrIos--REsuLrs- election held through
Out the State Of California on Tuesday last ll3lh nsan
was an important in the history oil this remarkable
country From It's results are 10 come the veal or wo
OF the new State, not only for year. but possibly Tor
ten years and to be hoped that the men then chosen
to carry into effect the constitution. which was at The
same lime adopted will prove themselves The patriots
which the country has the right 10 expect.
ihs DAY q ,Le essuon was very asagrseabbe oev.
athomable before, suddenly disclosed 9 lower deep
II is not strange, therefore, that instead Of five thousand
votes as was generally expected. only thrtyone bun.
dred and sixty nine were p0lled
Judging from the returns we should say there is not
much doubt that Peter A. Burnett is elected governor,
ticket is matter Of much greater uncertainty but the
result here would seem TO indicate the election OF Price
and Wright.
assemblymen is elected BY large najority and il is
therefore certain that Mr. King will get no support from
the district Of San Francisco. Under these crcum
stances we regard i as certain that he will not be re-
turned to The United States Senate
The election passed off very quietly and orderly The
electoneerng was animated but the greatest good feel
ing and good humor prevailed throughout, nQtwthstand-
u N IL H. ram ana mud ws's severe aA 'p0ns patience
From Alta California, Nov. %.
The GOLDEN EMICRATIoN.--in article published IN
the Alta California, the I'd July last, we stated the
probable population Of The country AZ that time a. 10000
souls As the recent election has failed TO bring out
than 0neQuaYter oil the legal voters IN the country
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IUANrED, sttuatson teacher, ny graduate OF an
European University, competent 70 instruct thoroughly
The Latin Greek and English languages and in al The English
egcs and universities Of country The best recommends
lions from gentlemen, residents Of the United States, win be
duced Address al D., wsshinscn city, d. O."
Jan l5-eo3s
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NEw coal MINK in Rnopr ISLAND The Bristol Phoenix
reports that vein OF anthracite COAL OF good quality has
been discovered In that town. several manu-
featuring cstabl operated by steam The discov
cry made by Messrs. o. IA. Diman l. CO.. In digging
well for the supply Of water TO sugar refinery Ia
Thomas The following sthe account given by the
phnnix OF the discovery
About fourteen feet below the surface they struck bed
OF COAL and have continued their operations about nine
feet lower and find, asyc signs Of reaching the bottom
oil the ledge We how much IL usually said on
akng discoveries Of this kind, above what results prove
10 be real; and therefore, we mean 20 express ourselves
with oil duo caution AZ 70 the quality OF the coal that has
been thrown out, we think there can be no insake ~
burn freely IN close II leaves cinders, and depo
opened IA has been visited yet by systemafc miner
This will be done, and tho extent Of its locality er
ploed Thc IL every Indication that we have struck upon
bed extending aniott indefinitely TO the north and the
SOUTH and which csnsar tho surface would be pre-
suffer toought and our pen 70 take wings ~
10 what may be the result Of this provldcntsl discovery
That we In found coal good for all manufacturing por
pose abundance and easy In the heart o.
our tonat the very door Of the enginehere can
be no rational doubt And here leave the subject iof
HE Ia hands of the operators and such probes
sonaI men as may be tempted the locality prom.
.ng our readers that in due time they shall hear FROM US
again. when future developments will authorize us 20
speak. , - - 49, 49,, -. y In, -,,..
from 800 500 pounds have been taken from the we'll and
the quality 10 considered to be equal the coal from Penn
sylvana.
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ON ID q N. liverpool. and German unanunHcturse
u Watches quality imported this Also nss
GOLD ewel diamond pis and ring IN variety, for sale BY
CEf WARRINER four doors Of Browns
sign Of the with the guard key and chain between ON am
7th streets, Pennsyivanis avenue, washington, D. Q.
Jan l-eo3e
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UNITED STATES HOTEL, Wsshaneton, ID. C.-Tm
United States Hotel having been thoroughly and newly
furnished, ~ open for the reception Of The situation
the house and it, capacity particularly tin rave
public and to persons having business the Capitol within
few steps OF the railroad depot and short distance from
Capitol The proprietor feels confident Of his ability 70 make
comfortable, and them exeons shall be pa
vsterr. EDW. n. FULLER
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THE RUSSIAN MILITARY EsTABLIsHMENT.-A German
paper The GrenSboen, has the following notice OF ths

THE RUSSIAN MILITARY EsrABLIsHMrNT--A German
paper the Greazboen, has the following notice OF the
Russian army
The Russian troops are well armed. The weapons Of
their foot q exceent workmanship. solid ard lasting
The lance is the chci weapon Of the cavalry They have
ouhs OF her horse are lancers Their excellent
No 50 The cosaok who are an irregular corHs and bound
are small and they shine hiens and running
that The sacks obtained victory, bu, several Of srIe
giments put agh, BY few scy'hemen. Al Poway
raw soy thee and without artillery routed nine Russian
en,s horse the three regiments OF Cossacks headed
stand dine The IRE Of artillery They soy, ous pixies are
midable, but stab tho big guns The Russian
officers for the most part uneducaied. Many OF them
The officers Of the Cossacks proud Of ther ignorance
ling Men, to hern in ignorance are the officers Of Ii,
Russian infantry Bot they pretend 10 deep wisdom and
earning and although they cannot read they are fond
making their appearances in reading rooms ard
In these places ney will any length Of time handling
tense nere.i One day walcsed one OF these genie.
men. who quietly for two hours pretending 70 read ne
paper When lie had done asked MIN wha, he had read
He looked II, 10 puzzled, but after while be said "oh
borrd murders 10 Turkcy and The English troops about
march" read the paper, and found not word Of news
Which are published uader the head Of England" bad
nothing whatever do with the marching ofjroops The
Of Knrand Many OF them speak several lsngnagesi they
well read in the science Of and few Of them have
good ella steal education They consequently pro-
noted and placedn the adjuant generals office and IN the
guards They make rapid careers.
general OF hiryye years Of age IL by no means are
msrsabIe thng in Russiaf the man i native Of Kur
land. OF this class Nesserode, Sass, Rudgcr, Dehp
Gallitzn, Roscn, Greissmar, Pahicn, Sacden, Richter
The ARTILLERY is the best equipped corps the Ressan
army The guns well made and "ftted mp with sh
the fashionable improvements" But they are cuiny
most impractical character. Thus at crochon the three
humid cd aud twentythrce guns Of Dicbilsch were par
red by the sxty-three guns the Polish batteries The
Russian government spend immense the ofd-
nance and the number OF their guns Is Russia
can any devote four handled guns a foreign war;
while in Russia she would fight with less than seven
hundred The term Of service OF Russian soldier Is III
teen In twenty-five After serving
time, Russian soldier Is scarcely f for anything e.
cept thiesng or begging.