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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31

THE subscriber is now in receipt Of large
L and very superior lot of Stoves of the most
improved patterns, selected by yhimsclf from the
celebrated mandatory If d. & ]. WRIGHT &
Co., Louisville. Among which are
PREMIUM COOKING STOVES
of the most improved patterns, and all sizes,
witllfnrnture complete.
Unien No / to 4-Premium No / 10 s.
Steamboat and Paflor Franklins.
Star Franklins for wood or coal.
Wood Rangers, open and futed Coureous
&c, together with Castings, Tea Kettles, Sauce
Pans. Gridirons, Furnaces, Crates, Brass Ket-
ties, log Irons, Sad Irons, &c.
WOODDEN-WARE, HARDWARE &C.
Tubs, painted Buckets, Churns, Coffee Mills,
Dippeas, Well Buckets. Ice Freezers, Rolling
Pins, ood Saws, Brooms, superior lot OF
Zinc Premium Washboards, Sieves, Eancets,
Spades, Shovels, Chest and Trunk Locks.
BIRD CAGEs.-Moeking, Canary Birds &c.
CIsTERN PUMPs.--Douglass Patent. superi-
or article Beer Pumps, improved pattern,
TN WARE.A very full assortment of his
own manufacture, embracing every article in
the line, together with Tin Plate. Block Tin,
Block and Sheet Zinc, Pig and Sheet Lead,
Spelter Solder, Rivets, Copper Wire, Lead and
Copper Pipe.
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work made 10 or
der: buildings rooted with Copper, Zinc or Tin;
Tin Guttersa and Spouts made, &c.
Also, on hand, a lot Of Fire Brick and Fir.
Clay.
Repairs of all kinds, in the above line, done
on the shortest notice and On reasonable terms
Orders solicited and strictly attended to.
CHARLES cox,
Next door to w. p Swiney, Crawford Street
Dec. l5. 1852. Vieksburg, Miss.
Just Received from Paris
A arge assorttaeaf Of Enbro ideries, consis.l
ting of Chemisettes, Paletots, UndersIeeves. Col.
lars, Caps and Handkerchiefs.
MICHON SS SARRAT.
Yicksburg, Feb. 9, 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31

To dAKE Pure WHITE SoAP.-Take soda in
crystals and put It into barrel with layer Of
quick-hme, and pour warm water upon it. suf-
fering the liquor to leach out in the same man
ner that ashes are eached out in the woods for
making crude potash This liquor should be
filtered through straw. 81 as to lave il pure and
clear. lis specific gravity should be 1910 in
the hydrometers. To every gallon Of this lye.
ii lbs. of melted suet or white tallow should be
added, and it should be kept boiling gently, in a
clean kettle for sour hours. Il should then be
completely saponiaed, which can easily be tez-
ted by immsrsing fat knife it. When COM
pletely saponided il viii shake on the spatula.--
The fire should then be drawn from the furnace,
and handful Of salt, dissolved Ia cold water
throwa in. This is TO coel the soap ana to Sc
parate ii from the water. It can then be rou OF
into ir5mes, and when cool cut it into proper
cakes Tbis is good soap and is welladapted for
making into toilet and other Scientific
Amcrican.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31
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ADV Err TISE M EN- rs.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
YAzoo COUNTY.
PRonArr CouRr--Iu1.Y TrRm. Ie53.

PRoBATE CoURr--JuLv TERM. 1853.
To all persons interested In the lands, ten
emeatS &c, Of Clarence J. Sa0artscoaa, q
minor.
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear before
4 the Probate Court of said county, on the 4ih
Monday in October 1853, then and. there to shew
cause if any you can, why an order should not
be made T the sale of the following described
Land to-wit an undivided half interest in tile
west-half Of southwest quarter of Section ! i;
all of Section 2--north-half of Section IL
north-w1st quarter of Section II, all in Town
ship ID. Range l East, in said county of Yazoo,
and further to do and suffer such things as
shall be considered and ordered by our said
.court in the premises.
It is further ordered TINT publication of this
citation be made in the "Yazoo Democrat for
the space Of sixty days.
-, Witness the Hon. G. B. Wilkinson,
ST } Judge of the Probate court Of Yazoo
county the fourth Monday in July,
~~~~A. d. 1853 and Seal of said court.
Issued the 1st day of August, 1888.
JAMES II. BELL Clerk.
August 3, IS53-39-10t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31
WINN'S HOTEL.
1aaao 9aawa Ngaaaa

l1<aa9o Ss1t1/5 IALd@3a
sss-s HAVING purchased the property 4.-zA
IzzZ recently occupied BY the CONNER EzAzE
cial Bank of Manchester, am again prepared
to. accommodate my friends and the travelling
public, and embrace this opportunity of tender
ing to them my sincere thanks for their former
liberal patronage, and also for their kind for
bearance since the fire. No effort or expense
shall be wanting on my part, to make Winn's
Hotel, in every department, one of the best
hotels ii the State. r. VI. WINN.
jan u. 1853 If
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31
COnarfnersIlfIl

r. M. VIM & a. B. GRAVES 81
~ AV h this day (l4th Feb. 1889 formed
ha copar.nership, under the firm Of WIEN
s GRAVES. Tor the purpose of CARRYING ON
the Livery Stable Business al the old stand
Mr.. Graves will give his entire personal atten-
tion to the business, ia all its various branches,
ard hopes by strict application. and the superb
or. accommodation that will noie be oife red, to
merit and receive liberal share of the public
patronage.
Yazoe City. Feb. 6, 1853
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31

.sCURE FOR DYsENTERY.-A correspondent of
the Philadelphia Register says the following cure
for dyseEtery has never been known to fail:
Take one point Of new milk (warm from the
COW if possible, and add to 1.-TWO tablespoon
fuls Of fine charcoal. and one Of table salt Drink
as the patient is able. and renew the quantity if
needed. The diet should be principally rice,
or milk toast.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31

I EEP cons antly on hand an extensive as
AAso of all kinds of Unaware. Ttey
are aaa actIr ng "a article o. shower
baths aud alhing-tuhs They keep always
large supply ofcooking aud parlor stoves, all
ei whieh hey 9il offer az chead or cheape
tiian they can be purchased in This regiDI.
They are prepared to do all kiads Of guuerirs
and every description Of iob-~ork with neut-
moss and dispatch. Persons wishing any
thing in their line would Do we'll to give
them call before purchasing e. ewhere
THINK hi for the patronage which has here
tofore be"n So literally bestowed, they hope
70 deserve and TO receive a continuance Of the
same.
Yazoo eiy, August 20iL Ie5I-Iy
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31

THIS renowned getter Of fine stock
viii stand exclusively atmy livery sta
49, bic and slave depot. Breeder of fine
horses are invited to patronize him, as his stock
Of colts excel that of any Stallion offered to the
public. For particulars, see bills.
g. J. BlACKNIAN.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31


Has CONSTANTLY on HAND A GOOD AssoRT-
mENT OF FINE WATC les ofevery de-
scription in gold and silver cases;
Mante clocks; and Music box
es, Gold Guard, Fob Vest
chain and chataains,
Watch Seals Keys. aud Charms, Diamond
Ruby, Emerald, Opal and Garnet Riggs
Plus, Ear Rings, Bracelets, etc,
Cuff Pins, Belt Buckles. Gold
Pens and Pencils. together
with great variety Of
other Jewclr- Fancy Gouds Plated Nare,
etc etc. etc Silver Tea Sets, Pitch
ers. Goblrts, Sp oons. Cups, Forks,
]. de. pkn Rings. Nnit Gel
leTs, etc Fine Scissors,
Pen and Prckcf Knives.
Or This Sfoct oi Goods being oil on COM
mission will be sold At very small profits for
CASH, or good city paper
CEr Z. A. T. ran always manufacture, nj
stor notice, almost any articl- Of Jew elry or
Slvef Woee bat nay b. wanted DIAwnNua
ma 35lsef Ts8u lfe G Ctsrs
moss SEQ Spe
n-3 #a.eas. Ues
sie-boxe~ 81 e.ear. llti.H. taltfuI
paired md ,oagrraat-l
JeweirV Rep i~rd ea pa at ite
taken IL Exchange
Ncw Orleans. Gctoher -. 49,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31

How TO DRY PEACHES your readers know
now TO dry peaches! Take those of the best
quality, just as they are ripe enough to eat have
them, remove the stones. and sprinkle over them
in the hollow from which the pit was taken.
little nice sugar; dry them in brick oven after
the bread, &c, is withdrawn
They are far better thanif dried in the sun, re-
teining their aroma and favor, and besides are
totally free from insects. Prepared in this way,
from peaches fully ripe, they need no cooking.
but are simply soaked out in cold water. All
the sugar they require (ranging of course with
the variety) IS added while drying. Peaches
thus dried and prepared, are only inferior to the
fresh frnit, of which they retain the flavor in a
remarkable degree. If you prefer, take them not
quite SO ripe, and peel the fruit, but the favor is
not 50 good as when fully ripe, and is dissipated
more IN the process Of drying. Bal. San.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31

PREsEEyINe FRuIr.-Take the fruit to be pre-
served. and add as much sugar as if for present
use, then stew It precisely like sauce for the ta-
bic. ana after it is done put il boiling hot into
bottles, which must be corked ana sealed tightly,
ia order to exclude all air; after this has been
done. place The bottles in the cellar, or IN any
other cool place. and the fruit one year from the
time put up. cannot be distinguished By taste
from fresh new sauce.
The bottles, before putting the fruit in them.
must be Heated TO the boiling point. BY placing
them in coil water which must BE- brought to
2l2 degrees over "a slow fire.
T3iis method of preserving fruits is preferable
for Inauy reasons. Il isaless laborous and more
economical. as it takes no more labor or more
sugar than the common sauce intended for inn
mediate use.
It applies 10 all kinds Of fruits. The writer
Of this has had on his table at New Year peaches,
grapes plums goose berries, &c. all as fresh and
nice as when put up-Dolia,- Newspaper.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31

SOUTHERN MoDE OF CooKIEa EGe PLANTS
rs we shall now, in the course Of a few weeks.
have this excellent vegetable in season, we pub
Iish in advance the following mode OF cooking
the egg plant in the South, which we find in
monthly agricultural publication, called the
Soil Of the South = Baltimore San.
Are you fond OF stewed oysters? If 50, we
will give you dish equal TO the Mobile Bay
oysters. First, peel the fruit, and slice it thln;
boil ii in salt and water until thoroughly DONE
Now & in off the water. cover it with sweet
milk, crumble in some toasted bread and crack
ers, with pepper, and such other condiments as
the taste may dictate. Now break in two or
three eggs, and as it SINNERS over the fire, stir
all together; as soon as the egg begins to harden
the metamorphis Is complete; the oysters are
ready for the table.
To fry the egg plant they should be first peel
ed and rarboiled. then dipped into batter and
dropped into boiling larl--tahin care to season
them properly before frying.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31
New Firm.
HTG GLNB OTHAM &.

HIG CINE OIHAM q. 0.
We the undersigned have formed a partner
shipfor the purpose of transacting a Genera
Produce. Grocery and Liquor business. "
wiz keep constantly on hand general assort
ment of famil groceries, Wines. Brandies
Hardware, Cutlery and Queensware which
we wiz sell very low.
Il. T. HIGG iNBOTHAM.
u. w. HENDERSON,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31

EE6i ACRES LAND, situated about mine
we miles tgom Nazce Cts and bout seven
miles iron Benton On the neW Lexington read,
u tie ueigltorbotd oi Rev. 3. w. Puryis.--
There ate ebou two hur dred & flty acres of dis
tract under fence, ard in q high stateoi cutf
walton, fine crop huvine tect grown ou tlt
place the present year. Ihete isols0 good
miliand gin, and comfortable negro quarters
and dwelling house On The place Ihis is a
fine tract Of land, and a good bargain viii be
given to any one who wishes to purchase
For further information, refer TO Thomas @
Clark, Benton, and n. O'Donneli Yazoo Citv.
Dece. Is, 1852 -6 q. SWAYZE
a. SWAYZE
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31
DtC-F 1N T@)I1
LITTLES VERMTFUGE.

A sure remedy tocure children of worms, re.
quiriag no other medicine 10 follew it; and be-
sides, It viii soon restore puny or dropping
childreC to health again. It can be given to
the most delicate child with perfect safety, and
is not surpassed, if equalled, by any other,
Putup in vials double the usual size, and also
IN large bottles for plantation use. and more
han 3oper cent cheaper than any other.
For safe by THOMPSON d Coz Agent
]. +. SHROPSHIRE
azaa lily Jul, % 1851
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31
FtaEto F0PGcs.


- OEbki mixes leave r. rctulu hse fir-
ccre .iaL' fo those eenilcu crvhosor
efeus'y pa ronized BIN duridg hc Iast ear.
'ho '' g /" ada ttai he vii cndetvor 10 de-
sefve eaniruation of that support be as So
very liu claim 10.
some lnrty finding Tic subscriber ir tle wav.
bes not only made misre presentations, but has
also Lntcfiersd viii bis customers. to rut an
end to which, if is only necessary TO rcmark,
TINT The frs fine set of harness and lbe FIRST
sPring-bar saddle made in this city uore made
by him. lie takes this opportunity of deny
ing that there Is any workmanship in quilted
saadies, Che stitching) The only part worth
looking at being IN every case, done by lady.
The subscribers stock is fashionable ard
complete, and bis prices low, for example. a
SCI Of good Buggy Harness for sI3.
Yazco City, June &c. 1852 --Iv.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31
Great American Remedy. ].
Bosbyshells Stimulating Panaceal

11-llIl5 =
ECOMAIERDED by the Faculty; and pre-
j. Y scrihed by Physicians No family should
be without IT, Il Is q certain prevention and
cure Of the following diseases Asiatic Choi-
era, Cholera Morbus, Diarrlma, Bloody Flux,
holera InEantum, Summer complaint, Deliri-
um Tremens, Sick Stomach, Loss of Appetite,
Irritable nerves and cramp Collie.
The above remedy Ia tor sale nc the Drug
Store Of Mann a ANDREWS,
Yazoo City, Miss.
Where abundant testimony Of its virtues
from high sources, can be seen.
April 81, 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31
GuEldries.

GUGAR-Cl8riied. Brown. Loaf 6. Crushed
- FLOUR-50 Bbls Missouri Mills Extra.
rs /" SupeIfine, S..
$50 Ohio.
PCTAT0ES-l50 Irish, Londa
0ATS-50 Sucks
HARNESS Brides Hees, Trace Ch-iuv. aul
g@nefs assortment q Family auc pauWtier
oupP res. Tor slle.hy
Feo, iG, '53 wilson's & HYATT.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31

n 0AF and Coarse Sugar, for sale by
- Jaae p. 1863. SHn0PsBIRE 81 MAaszy.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31

q ESPECTFBLLY announces to plonterg,
IA and the public generally, Tint tde old es
rablished franklin fODhD4 ticksburR
is again III full operation ready % cxecutc.
promptly, orders for Castings Of all dcscribI
lions. Mil. aud Gin irons, Engine work aI-
kinds Of 1epairim, &C. Also. Agent Hotch-
kisss Patent Vertical Water Wheel, which
is rupidly eupcrcecding an others. Patterns
for furnishing three sizes may be seen fthg
Foundry, and its adynntoges over all otLers
pointed out.
Thankful FOR past favors, Che proprietor so.
licits continuance, promising 70 execute aH
orders in his liue, in q manner no, to besur-
passed at any Foundery inthe South OH West.
JOHN BOBB. Jr.
N. B. All orders left with Ness1s. Allen q
Barksdale, Yazoo City, viii meet with prompt
atteuliH.
Vichsburg, Aug. G, Is4o.-37-0m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-08-31
KITgHBI. RAlLIY& co.
G. II E.RAL CIR o G. II r. S +,
IA CANAL STREET,
On the 1eveo, between Custom House and the River
s1Dvy4Goua1nn@o 1asas
Planters Supplies Family & Boat Stores
ofthe best quality, + o.. The most tliberal terms.
CIR CULAR.


NEw-0RLEaEs, November 5, 1852.
Sir-Handing you above pur Business Card,
We beg 10 call your attention to our Hou.se, and
solicif m examination Of our Stock and Prices,
assuring you that both will be found sats-
factofy as those Of ary other Grocers Ia the.
City. Our supplies are bought FOR Cash, and
selected with the greatest care, with view OF
giving satisfaction to our customers. We in-
vie acall and full examination OF our stock
and prices. Terms liberal, either for cash or
good paper.
Fellow we give list Of some of the articles
we shall al ali times keep on hand Planters
sending their orders direct to US will be fur
nished with articles, not in our line al the low
est city prices.
Yours, Respecffnllv,
KITCHEN, PATTISON & RAILEY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-20
State Convention.
The New Minister TO France.

The die is cast John A Dix of New York is not
Minister to France but another Jonn, John T.
Mason, of Virginia, is. Amen. All right
Give US, at any time Southern STAKEHOLDER to
Northern doughface, and specially 81" IT that
Shareholder, like John Y. Mason, is a natural IN
mate of the Castle of ihdolence, and has not
talents enough for much mischief were it other
wise. But poor, dear John A. Dix! What
q hard case Like Cass he was once Free
soiler. Like Cass he got down on his knees to
the South, and like Cass he finds his reward in
being spurned and spit upon at the very moment
when he is meekly trying to get down the great
est lump ot Southern dirt that any poor North
erner was ever required to swallow! But the
Slave Power is great, and poor DIX has only to
submit, adore and trembe. We have no efficient
GuiIotine, as yet for such characters, at The
North, and perhaps we shopld be thankful thai
the South are so ready to take the business eff
our hands.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-20
From the New York Eve. Post.
The Last Treasury Circular.

VIZ have pleasure in complying with our PROM
ise, to give to day the much-talkedot letter from
the Treasury Department to Mr.. Bronson, the
collector OF this port. on the subject OF his up
polntments.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 1853.
| "Dear Sir: Since The conversation we had
upon the subject OF the unfortunate division in
The democratic party in New York, | feel more
and more convinced thai the present disorganlz
alton cannot iall to endanger the success of the
principles OF the party there, and to prove inju
rIous elsewhere. But The separation is ffected.
A Conviction has 3orceed itself on my mind, that
by democrats pledged to each other upon
common platform Of principles the division could
and ought to have been prevented
You are aware that the principles of the BAL
ilmore Convention, and the policy intIna,eI in
The Inaugural address, the President and his
constitutional advisers stand p edged 10 before
the world. They have been aud are united as
one man upon these principles and that policy,
AMI had reason to belle, e that Alt gentlemen who
consented to accept office under the admlnlstra-
non stood pledged to the same principle aud
policy.
As the President understands the principles
avowed as the platform of the party at Batl-
more, all democrats who joined 10 unfolding and
carrying out he same were emf tiled to be- re
cognlsed as worthy Of the confidence of the
united party, and consequently eligible to official
station.
hat all could not get office was manifest ana
that the des'rlb ,iion could not be exactly equal
amongst the different sections OF the party was
equally certain. Yet the distribution was ia
tended 10 be so made as TO give just cause OF
complaint W no one section, and II Is believed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-20

that this ,s,ention has been carried out, not only
Nv The Presidea, himself, but by most of his
appo,ntees, in respect to the Offices under the
iatter.
: I, has SO happened, that your appointments
have been very generally made from that por-
tion OF tho party to winch you adhere. This
you thought best calculated to secure union
and harmony. That desirable object has failed
to be obtained and the other portion Of the par
ty feel that they have not been fully recognised
by you, and. as things now stand may not do
Justice to your motives. call your attenton to
this subject, and to the tact that the Presluent
and bis Cabinet, with entire unanitnity, recog-
Mise that portion OF the party as democrats dis
tincty avowing and firmly maintaining the prln-
ciples Of the Baltimore platform, and entltied to
be recognised by appointment 10 official stations
IN your department. Allow me to express the
expectation tnat YOU will so recognise them IN
the only way that will carry conviction with it.
have not hitherto deemed it necessary u
make. any particular inquiry as to the section Of
The democratic party to which persons nomlfa
ted tor positions IN the cusloin-house at NV
York belonged, prior to the reunion OF the
party IN lS49-whic" reunion was supposed to
have been thoroughly ce'nented in the great and
triumphant contest If 1852. But as the present
excited state OF feeling among political friends
who acted togethe, IN 1854 aud who now stand
uneqnlvncav upon the sam platform OF prInc''
Piles, IN New York, IL suggestive of dlscrimi-
nation of which the administrator will not ap-
prove, shall send copy ct this letter to the
Naval Officer and the Surveyor Of the PORT IN
order that there may b. no misrepresentation as
to the policy which the President will require 10
be pursued
am, very respectfully,
JAMES GUTHRIE"
| G c. BKoNsoN, E,q., Collector, New York.
Copies OF the above letter we're sent to the
Naval Officer aud Surveyor.
We have received no letter from Mr.. Bronson
in reply to this. but If we should, we shall pub
lish II with the greatest cheerfu'ness
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-10-20

| The Hong Kong correspondent of the
London Daily Ne,Os, writing Aug. 9TH says:
1t was currently reported that Mr.. Mar
shall had, in behalf of the United States,
offered the Emperor of China the loan Of
million dollars and such assistance as was
practicable. If this was true, it was stated
that The British Plenipoten,Iary would send
an envoy TO the insurgents to explain that
Grea, Britain did not join in this Offer
Nonsense.
LATER AND IMPORTANT NEWS.
The steamship Atlantic arrived at New
York on the 10Th, having left Liverpool on
the 5lh of October. at one o'clock, T. M.
The news by this arrival is important.
The Eastern question has taken another
turn. The OImutz meeting of the Empe-
rors is over, and new proposition Is to be
offered to the Porte. Austria again puts
herself in accord with France. England.
and Prussia, in conference at Vienna, and
negotiations are resumed giving more prom.
ise of peaceful and speedy settlement; but
a teegraphlc despatch from Constantine
pie, says, that grand council of the Otto
man Empire had recommended the Sultan
to declare war against Russia, caused all
immediate meeting nf the British Cabinet
aud much apprehension is felt by The pub
lie The Sultan's decision is not known.
A courier was hourly expected at Mar
settles. Cons,antlnopIe and Turkey gener.
ally was qne, aud tranquil No hostilIties
had commenced The troops have been
ordered by the Russian Minister War, to
winter in the PrlncipaIiles. The fleets re-
manned in Inc Bay Of Beslka.
Martin Cozs,a was to embark on board the
American bark Mimoso, for The United
States, Austria asserting to his embarka
ton. Mr. Brown was a, Smyrna to see hin
off The cholera had increased slowly A
i.verponl.
The packet.ship Isaac Wight, with GIN
passengers, from New York, struck on TIT
IRISH coast, and leaked badly. A s.eame
from Liverpool had gone in search of her.
The term of suspension of duties on corr
and flour brought into France in fneigI
vessels. is extended TO July 2ls., 1854 An
b'hS' tilC ChPpit VI puut'C
aud dried vegetables until July 3lst, 1854
Materials OF any kind for railways may b.
lmP"r ed into Spain, duty free. At Civit
Vrcchla. there was a riot, but it blew owe
before the reinforcement sent tor from R,"n'
could arrive. The duty free export of brea'
int" Neapolitan ports is extended till May
1854
LATER BY TELEGRAPH.
VIENNA, Oct. 3d-Tne D.van, at the
grand counsel held this day, resolved upo'
a declaration of war against Russia, agalns
the advice of the four powers. The Sultal
had signed the declaration of war. Repor
says that hostilies have commenced Oma
Pacha had previously urgently demanded
leave to fight befre winter should set III
The Russians were supposed to be moving
to attack the Turkish position at Bouste
houk. The Ship Isaac Wight had beef
brought into Liverpool, with 20 deaths OF
board