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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-07-27
1883 SPRING CAMPAIGN. 1853


Worlds Fair Speaking
NEESSRS. MORGAN, CURRAN & Co., would res
ll pectlnlly to the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Dubuque that they have just received per Express, direct
from New York, TEN PACKAGES rich and fashionable
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS,
consisting, in part, of as follows:
S1LKs-Gro due Rhine; super Glacc Canton Strip'3
Plaid Gro du Atrc Pot du Io, &c, &c.
SHAwLs.-PIain and fg'd Black Silk; super do;
Grape; Thibet Wool Broches, Barge, &c.
.8LSO-a large assortment Of
STR AW GO o d s,
embracing all the styles prevailing in the Eastern
cities
BoNSATs-English split Straw; Net Lace, Luton,
Pearl and Pedal Tripoli, Crystal Palace, China Pearl,
Alboni Pearl and Brussels Blond and Gauze, Florence,
English Dunstable, Coburg, &C., &c.
GENTS HArs.-Panama, ieghorn, Grenada, Mandarin,
Pedal, Palm Leaf, &C., &c.
Boys AND Misses HArs.-An endless variety. Rut-
land, Birds Eye, English Straw. Gondola, Rice and
Straw, Grey Lace, Lace BIoomers, Leghon Mendarin,
Pedal Boomers, &c, &c.
We leave il for others boast of their :" immense
stocks and the like, but all ask, LADIES, is that yon
will indulge for few days longer and promise to
show you he best assortment of FASHIONABLE Goods
ever brought to Dubuque.
ApriI g. Worlds Fair
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every Family should have Copy
IN sn1atuable Book, only % cents per copy
Man KNOW THYsELF.

| In tnrdtud6le BOOK, only 70 cents per copy.
| MAN Know THYsELr.
DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUEL and hand
~ Book for the afflicted. Containing outline of the
Origin Progress, Treatment and Cure of every form of
disease contracted by promiscuous sexual intercourse
by sefabuse by sexual with advice for their
ical techncaliies, and vrytng that would offend the
oar OF decency from the result of some twenty years
successiupracce exclusively devoted to the cure of
diseases OF delicate orprIvate nature.
To which is added receipts for the of the above
diseases, and treatise ON the causes, symptoms and
of the Fever and Ague twenty five cents copy;
six copies dollar will be forwarded any part of
the United States by mall tree of postage. Address,
postage paid "Box 1856 post Office" the author, SO
North Seventh ST., Philadelphia.
FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT. DR.. Hunter willtor-
cit $50 failing any of secret disease that
may come under his matter how long standing
or affecting Either invited TO his private rooms
30 North Seventh at, Philadelphia without fear of inter
rupton from other patients. Strangers and others who
have been unfortunate in the selection of Physician
invited to call.
IMPOTENCY. Through unrestrained indulgence of
the passions, by self abuse, the evils
merous. Premature mpotency, involuntary seminal
discharges, wasting organs loss ofmemor, dis
taste for female society," general debility constitutions
al arrangement, sure to follow. Ii necessary, con-
suit the Doctor; he offers perfect cure.
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would do well
toreect before Trusting therhealth and happiness and
in many cases their lives, in he hands of physicians
ignorant of this class of malades Il certainly mpos
Sible for understand all the ills the human
family subject to- Every respectable physician has
his peculiar branch in winch he is successful than
ms brother professors and to that he devotes his
YEARS OF PRACTICE. exclusively devoted to the
study and treatment diseases sexual organs
gether with ulcers upon the body, throat, legs,
pains in the head bones, mercural rheumatism STRIFE
lures graves Irregularities diseases arising youth
iu excesses or impurities othe blood whereby the
stitution has become eneebled enables the Dr. offer
speedy reefto all who may place themselves under his
care: PMedicne forwarded TO any part of the United
states. Price hive and ten dollars per package.
Nov. l?th, '52-wlyr
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Mount Pleasant, or SulIiyan's
Addition to Dubuque.

AFR. NJ. ]. SULLIVAN has lain of his healthy and
lHl Picturesque Tract Land the IL, near the
Residence of Hon. GEO. w JONES into lots of ON e
HALF to THREE QUARTERS of an ACRE each,
with eight streets from forty 10 sixty five feet wide.
The situation commands delightful view OF the sur
rounding country and is far removed from the mias-
matte influences the river, that Doctors visits will be
few and far between There two never failing
springs the Plat, and good well water can be had
any Lot depth of Fifteen Feet. Severalots are
already engaged by some of the best citizens Dubuque
and they designed for the subj ran residences
respectable persons only il is recommended that appca
ton be made soon to CHAS. CORKERY. Agent.
N. b. Plat showing the number and contents of each
ot may be seen at the Agents office. June 7-dff
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WOMAN.

DO you love herr Has she left home, her
parents, her sisters, brothers, her friends, all,
all for you-do you love her? has familiarity
induced you to carelessness' have you forgot
ten the vows you made her before heavens tri-
bunal has time and the troubles incident on
all life made her physically less favorable in
your eyes have you forgotten that her youth,
her hopes, her aspirations for that sphere, that
all honorable women covet, were pledged to you?
and have you cherished her, and are you still
to her all in all II you are, then she is happy,
and you have acted part to be applauded by
your fellow men, and you will receive one day,
your recOmpense OF reward.
But, on the other hand have you become sa-
tiated have you forgotten the being you swore
to cherish. have you left her to her own resour-
ces, and by your continual absence, caused her
10 pine in solitude, like meek, yet gentle suf-
ferer. If you have, remember, oh, man. you
will one day pay the penalty Of your neglect
THE YouNG FELLERs as. THE You've La
DIEs.-The young ladies' of Bloomington, in
illinois, recently held meeting, and resolved
'sto have nothing to do ,chaterer with any young
man who INDUCES in the use of Intoxicating H.
quors." Whereupon, the young lords Of that
part of creation.
"ResotUed, That we will not scoun.enancc'
any young lady who don't scountenanee us
Resoiccd, That we viii do our utmost to put
down the ice-cream saloons, and bust all the
soda fountains ! and that it becomes us hereaf
ter, to attend church solitary and alone, and
that while there, we will look towards the altar
and worship, instead of acr, IS the aisles!
Resoired, That we will ride the young la
dies out no more, and shall therefore hereaf-
ter discounteranc all livery stables, railroads,
and wheelbarrows.
ResoiUed, That we will not countenance any
Teller who violates the above resolutions, if he
wants a girl ever so bad
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AFFLI CT E D, r + A D.!
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL HOUSE.

Established 19 Years ago, by DR.. Kinketia, N,
W. corner Of THIRD and Unuon streets, be-
tUeen Spruce and Pine sts., Phita.
EIGHTEEN years Of extensive and uninterrupted
practice spent this city, have rendered DIR. Kinkelin
the expert and successful practitioner far and near
in the of all diseases of private nature Per
afflicted with ulcers upon the body throat or legs
pains in the head bones, mercurial rheumatisn strlc
lures gravel disease arising from youthful excuses OF
impurities of the blood whereby the constitution has be
come enfeeblcd, are all treated with success,
He who places himself under the care of DR.. H., may
relgously conde in his honor gentleman, and COZ
fdemly rely npon his skill as physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young who have injured themselves by certain
INDUCED na habit frequently learned from EVIL
companions schools the effect of which are nightly
felt when asleep; and destroy both mind and body,
should apply immediately Weakness and constitution
al debility loss of muscular energy, physical lassrde
and general prostraton rrtabity and all nervous aHec
tons indgestion suggshness of the liver and every
disease in any way connected with the disorder OF the
provocative functions cured, and full vIgor restored
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DIR. GuysOtt's Improved Extract of

Quinine, &c.
EFT all who wish TO purge the blood from impurities,
IL and prepare the system TO resist epidemcs, resost
TO Guvsort's Extract of elbow Dock and SasaparilIa
which is proving itself antdote for many of the
most malignant diseases that flesh is heir to. and they
will be disappointed: for in this remedy pub
lie faith has wavered-nevcr for il is
founded on experience, just their want of faith in
other and spurious compounds is oundedOn experience
They fly from mineral Eostrums to seek hope, life and
vgor from this purely vegetable remedy however bro
ken down in health spirits-however loatlsome TO
himself and others, let despair of recovery let
the patient only understand that his hope of physical
restoration lies only in GO Guysett's Extract of Yellow
Rock and Sarsaparilla and pursuade him. for his fes
sake, to it, and have hesitation in predicting
lis speedy restoration TO health.
Soldhy H. Blakey, south westcoraer Third and ches
nut street st. Louis, No. General Agent 10 whom all
orders may be addressed, by DIR. T. Mason and A. Gel
espie, Dubuque, ID. A. Barrows & co., Gaena, and by
Dealers generally. Feb. -, 1853. dSw-ly
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Sligo Iron G Hardware,


ment ofIRON, STEEL, STOVES,
CASTINGS 81 TINWARE
than ever before offered this market Those wishn.
to purchase either at
Wholesale or Retail,
are invited ca As 10 prices, we leave the pur
chaser to determine whether they hi gil low One
thing safely say we have the goods. 1heywcr
bought IKE best and in the best market and
are anxious To sell them,
BANK ROW, MAIN STREET.
Dubuque, Aug. 20, '52. daw-y
Scales.
platform, Counter, TarIpian, Tea and Pastr,
L Scales, very large assortment on hand and TO
sale b FARLEY Il CHRISTIAN.
y FELLOWS, Anvils, Vices, sledges, Hammers anc
- Tungs, Il large assortment in stoTeand for sale
FARLEY & CHRISTIAN
A LARGE quantity OF galvanized chain and pun,
II fixtures in store and iorsal by
Q HEET Iron and Tin plate-l0O bundles sheet IRON
- and 80 boxes tin plate in store and for sale by
FARLEY and CHRIS1.I.4Jv
TO CARPENTERS & BUILDERS.
nUR stock Planes of all kinds hatchets, hammers
~ drawing knives etc, etc. is large and complete,
Also stock of House furnishing Hardware is complete
and extensive, and be soil! at prices that fai
to suit purchasers, al the old stand, by
FARLEY and CHRIs7.M4N
I n Casks of Log and Trace chains, just received pc
i " Excelsior and for sale by F.. g,
z n Boxes simonds Collins and Davis axes, JUS
w received and for sale by ~ -
S0 KEGS of Nails received by Excelsior, for sale
w FARLEY & CHRISTIAN
S0 DoZ. shovels and spades, variety of brands, in
Nv store and Tor sale by f. and G..
INN PLATE, etc.,--A large lot of Tin Plate Shee
i Brass and Copper, Sheet link, Lead Pipe, etc. in
store aud for sale by FARLEY and CHRISTIAN.
Aug. 10 dwy.
CTEEL.-A large lot of cast steel, f. b. Steel A. B.
- Steel Spring and slab do in store and for sale bv
Aug 49, dwy FARLEY and CHRISTIAN
A GOOD assortment of iron Ax!es, Buggy Springs
n Smiths Bellows, Mouse, Hale and American An
vils Crowbars, Sedges Hammers, &c. in store and fol-
sale by FARLEY and CHRISTIAN
- 1000 Cook, Paror and Heating on
1H OOU hand and for sale. Also large lot OF
9S ii" ware at reduced R PTifss. g. cup sru,,
Sligo and Tyrone Iron.
q n TONS assorted Bar Iron; 335 bundles assorted
w Small from; 100 bundles hoop Iron; 90 bundles
Sheet Iron 80 bundles Nail Rod Iron I60 bars Slab
Iron; received by late arrivals and for sale.
FARLEY and CiIRI,TMAN.
Aug.a7, '52-daw-y
A Improved Farm, IA miles from this city, I70
IA acres, for sale lov Apply
COOK, SARGENT, BARNEY ANIL Ia
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YOUTH AND MANHOOD.

Il Vigorous Lte or PremdtuTe Deatn,
KINKELIs ON SELF-PREsERyATIoN-ON
15 CENTS
This Book just published is filled with useful Inorma
ton on the nrmities and diseases of the Generatve
Organs 1t addresses itself alike to Youth, Manhoo
and Old Age, and should be read by all
The valuable advice and impressive warning 1t gives
will prevent wears of misery and sufferng and save
ga remittance of 25 cents, enclosed IN letter. ad
dressed to DIR. KINKELlN, N. W. corner OF Third and
Union Streets between Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia,
will ensure book under envelope, per return of mall
Persons at distance may address DR.. X. by letter,
(post- paid } ami be cured at home.
Packages of Medicines, Directions &C., forwarded by
ending remittance, and put up secure from damage or
curiosity
others Supplied with the above work at low rates
July %, 1859. WHY
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ALE g. PORTER.
1000 ,sa saa r' a.sss". Ale p asa
- PORTER, just received and for sale by the
Barrel, Half Barrel or Bottle. Also, Scotch Ale, Lon
don Porter, Cider and Claret Wine.
;hapb fJn 10 and

don Porter, Citier and CIafet Wine.
The subscriber having connected with the Ale and
Porter business,
Wines, Liquors Il Cigars,
is now prepared to fill all orders, large small
The undersi gncd having appointed d. CUNIFFE, next
door the City HOTEL his Agent, will act as such il
this city, and will continue supplied all the season
with Ale and Porter by the Bottle dozen. Ais" by
the Barrel Gaena prices. Orders respectfully soli
cited and promptly attended 10.
j. EVANS,
Buck Eye and Porter Depot No. 49, Ievee, Galena, Iii
b. CUNIFFE,
Agent for Dubuque, Iowa.
Dnhuuue Anril 9th lSl3. ,IaW- GIN
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THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
GASTRIC JUICE.


Prepared from RENNET or the FOURTH STOAk
ACH OF THE OK: after directions Of Baron Lebig tho
great Physiological chemist. by J. S. HOUGHTON, Nj.
d. Philadelphia, Pa.
Thisis great Natural remedy for Indigestion, Dys
pepsa, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing after Natures own method by Nafnre'a
own agent, the Gastric Juice.
Half teaspoonfun of Pcpsin infused in water win
digest dissolve fire pounds ofroast Beef in about two
hours, out of the STOMACH.
PEPSIN is the chief element, or great Disestng prln-
cpe of the Gastric Juicethe Solvent OF the food, the
Purifying Preserving and Stimulating gent ofthe stom-
ach and nesnes 1t is extracted from the Digestive
Stomach ofthe Ok thus forming true Digestive Fluid,
precisely like Natural Gastric Juice in its chemical
powers aud furnishing complete aud perfect substitute
for it.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
Lall on the Agent, and get a Descriptive circular,
GRATIS giving large of Scientific Evidence from
Leibig's Animal Chemistry; Dr. Combe's Physiology OF
Deesfson; DIR. Pereira Food and Diet DR.. Jehn w
Draper ofNew York University; Prof Dnnglisons Ply
Physiology &C. together with reports of Cures from all
parts Of the United States.
NO ALCOHOL, BITTERS OR .4CIDS
Remember this: DR.. Houghions Pepsin is great Ma
mral remedy free from Alcohol, Bitters Acids, and
Nauseous drugs lii extremely agreeable to the iaste
and may be taken by the feeble patients who can
not eat water cracker without acute Distress Beware
OF drugged limitations, Pepsin is not drug.
OBSERVE THlS.- Every bottle of the genuine Pep
sim bears the written signature of s. HOUGTON, M.
D., sole Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa Copyright and
trade mark secured.
and Retail Agent Sold by all Druggists and Dealers
in Medicines.
Pm Onon liar MOI bottle COw1Y
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PROTECTION
fFire, Marine and InlanO
COMP AN Y,
HARTFORD. Cow ,-lNCoRPoRArED Is $50

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
A. G. Hazard, Jno Washburn, d. W. Clark, Niiiitn
Isha,n c II. Northaa w. Kellogg. l.. Humphrey, II
Belden L. Seeiev, w. b. Robbins, !. Briknap,
clark W. ThfaIl, L. Hills, W. A. Ward, William
Williams. w -, ,pp ~ IT,,
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KNIEST 4 LINSSEN.

VXTOULD most respectfully tenderheir thanks 10 a
w generous public for the patronage heretofore
tended to them, and would say to their friends and
he public that they have hand in addition Ia
20 their former stock of
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Boots, Shoes Tobacco, Whskey by the Barrel, Branoy
Gin, &C. Also, splendid LOT of Fish. Sardines, &c,
Teas Of various kinds, Hyson Gun Powder, English
Breakfast, &c. They also keep on hand at all times.
Vegetables of all kinds All kinds Of Country Produce
taken in exchange for Goods. The public invited to
call and iud oe for themselves. Feb, I6 iy
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osntratsd 46 600 ct OtenitEa. The ffth Russian
corps darmee 10 advancing from Ibrai under Gen. En-
gsihardt to which portion Of the fourth division, 900
strong 10 to be added II also intended that the
'hro division, actually In Poland should advance,
but so much prevails there that Field MARSHAL
Paskewitch said it would be highly imprudent to ovet
Two Polish officers have been shot already In the mani.
festo OF the Emperor to the troops he saws: 1--WE win
march In dsfeAce Of the orthodox faithn TIE two off,
GERS in question went to their Colonel asked their dis
mssa they Catholics and could not 6ght for the
Greek religion The Colonel demanded instructions fro
St. Petersburg The reply was ''shoot thsm.n They
shot accordingly Four others said have hss
shot in Moldavia.
The campaign is only opened. The Turks also re.
ceivng endorsements from al quarters, and in Asia
their arms have been victorious.
What part will England and France take? viii those
two powers 60 with RussiaP that the question
1t the ito be or not be- Of the Turkish Empire The
time for diplomatic negotiations is Russia won't
give n-Turkey won't give inland the two powers have
promised to support Turkey. Kiasels the Russian Am
bassador at Paris is in regular fix He has bsen invited
to the tes At Fontainbeau given by Louis Napoleon,
and has resolved to have the influenza till he receives in
stru ctions from st. Petersburg met Brunow the Rus
sian Ambassador here yesterday, In Pccadily looking
blue with wrapper to his nose and looking cross
bear
Admiral slade sn Anglo Turk) of the Turkish navy,
has entered the Black Sea with six Turkish gates and
two war sts amers The object OF the expedition Is not
precisely known -Four Russian of war have been
signalled cruizng there The Tanks say that Allah 10
great and Il at Mahomed is his prophet, and ask what
the combr cd squadrons going to Charts OF the
Black 81 eagerly sought for TIE English naval
for CO there is follows:
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Our London Correspondence.


LONDON, Nov. Is, 1853.
THE WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURKBY-THE COR
RECT STATEMENT OF ArFAIRs-THE POSITION OF
AUSTRIA.
Iregre to state that the teegraphic despatch which
has appeared in the London Times and which win doubt
less way OF the eican papers, to the
effect that the Turks had taken Bucharest by Storm and
that the Russians in fun retreat Cronstadt has
been confirmed Since the battle of Oltentza, details
Of which sent you in my last communication, no battle
has been fought though skrmishes have taken places
daily the shores OF the Danube in the vicinity OF Oh
tepitza, Gurg and Kalaat Hitherto the Turks, ami
ed by the Of right and led by experienced OH
GERS have had the best Of it it expected that great
battle would have been fought the 18th inst aPfincs
GortschsAon with "a eco men, had advanced TOWARDS o
tentza Heavy rains however, had swollen Inc Danube
and the cold was beginning to be felt The latest dates
received are Bucharest Nov a. The news Is not 80 Ia
yorabe to the Turks as hitherto But Omer Pacha II an
serer ced general ard BY beating retreat has sho Tn
shat he Ia az cool he Is brave The Turks have re-
crossed Danube at 0tenitz having previously blown
up their Notifications at that place They recrossei in
good order without mobilization The Russians have con
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THE WAR in THE EAST.

Very Conflicting Accounts-Severe Slkir-
lnishing- No Later Battle than Oltenitza-
Reported Recrossing Of the Danube by
the Turks-Destruction OF the Works Mt
Oltenitza-The Battles In Asia-POles Shot
for Conscience Sake-Ncw Note offered and
Refused Position or the Great Powers
Incidents OF the Wharf.-The Latest Des-
patches, &C., &c.
We have the most extraordinary lack OF reliable nfor'
nation rs to the events occurring ct the seat of war so
utterly improbable and contradictory many OF the
reports given that is waste Of time and ink to repeat
them While one says that Gortschakof was repulsed
from before Oeza another asserts that he drove the
TURKS across the Danube third says that the Turks
stormed Bucharest fourth that they had chased the
Russians to the Puh fifth that Osten Sackens division
had the Turks hemmed in and that they were at his
ercy sixth takes liberties with the geography OF the
place and relates that the Russians retreang to
Kronsadt an Austrian town, and that body of Turks
had beer despatched through 5erva to intercept them
It may be that action deserving OF the name has
been fought since the repulse OF Gorchak of from Ote
ntza published in the by the Atlantic skirmishes
are almost daily but they have weight the general
ISSUE The enthusiasm Of the Turks since It known
that the Sultan will himself command the army exceeds
Gil bounds
But to the Details
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THE BATTLES IN ASIA.

The success Of the Turks near Chef Kali in Asia Is con-
frmed who the 2Sh Of October, took the fort after|
four iours fighting Two hundred prisoners had arrived
at ntnople Two hundr and sixty vessels aden|
with grain had reached Constantnope from the Black
Sea- between the 18th Of OcoSer and the LIST of Novem
Der.
letter from Consantinople Of the 9Th describes hs
combat victory OF the Turks at Chekvei or Chef
kali
YESTERDAY By the packet from rrebsonS, news was
eesa ron ,h Of tbs tro,ps has
tackled BY assaal. the Of Nississ kwspousay ea IL
s o@ % ne 81 ss
the RSsi,ns, in leaving it, the fine
y RI. 'Sss % S.s defend
cd BY thousand The Turks found two thousand
msd II s hs
eagle and tho mark Of msn% s. ~ - .ss Tare
BATTALION Of tho turkish dis
& Fly
iisssr. .,.,
about to march on sohoun Kale having sent ont two
gmepts of cavalry and three batteries of field tery
pursuit the enemy Before surrenderng Cheyhedy th
Russ ian commander SCI fire t. In several places and thu
most Of laid in ashes. Hassan Pacha is pushing
BY forced marches TO keep open the oSmmunicati
own loss at the passage Of Schourouksou at 60 dead
1850 wounded at Chsvkedy $50 dead and 300 wounded
INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.
The Turks live the best with the WaDacniana
excuses have occurred provoons are abundant o1
age alone is wanting The Turks pay for all they
1t General lsmael Pacha who crossed the Danube
at Ka eat October rs with "a 600 mea and twenty gun
They co ,nei eed to cross of dense fog
the entire body had passed and entrenched themseiv
within twenty four hours. When discovered tne hu
slams attacked them, but were obugsd 10 retre WIN
loss Of eight guna IS before stated ~,
yty racha, the Ottoman Ambassador, ~ faris, ma
purchased aud paid for 10000 additional Vinconne
miles,
The merchs ns and corporation of Bucharest have p
ttoned earnestly against the Incorporation OF the va
lachiau Militia with the Russian troops. Young Phil
pesco soc of the Wallachiap Minister OF Finance, h
been cred to quit the country. Lieutenant Gener
a,area Sta Mischief has received orders to forward ba
terIg trains to the Principaltes for against
furkph fortresses The Russians are quite boastfr
and cay they will the Balkan before winter sets