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ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS!
AND RICH FANCY GOODS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS

JAMES Wo0pHOusE, EAGLE SQUARE,
( AtFERS for sale splendid collection of
~ superb BOOKS, suitable for Christmas and New
THE Willie GALLERY selection s Of the best
Pictures of the late Sir David Wilkie; including
his Spanish and Oriental Sketches, with notices,
biographical and critical. One handsome vol
unle, Ito; antique Morocco.
THE VERNON GALLERY OF BRITISH ART;
edited by 5. G. Hall. One handsome 4to volume,
FLOWERS FROM sTRATFoRD ON AVON: rich
Gttt Book for all seasons, consisting of series Of
Floral Compositions, suggested BY the exquisite
description of Flowers which lie scattered thro'
the works Of Shakespeare.
FlNDEN'S BEAUTIES OF THE POET MOORE.
BOOK OF BRITISH BALLADS, edited by s. G.
Hall. Exqusitely liustratedb by the finest wood
engravi ga; lesautlY bound
THE HOLY enthusiastically printed with
engraved borders to every page. One volume,
BARONiAL HALLS OF ENGLAND and Pictures
que Editices of England; 2 volumes, Ito, halt Mo-
GRAY's ELEGY-beautifully illustrated with new
PILGRiMAGEs TO ENGLISH sHRINEs, by Mrs..
5 g, Hall; beautifully bound and illustrated.
POETRY OF THE YEAR: Passages from the Poets,
descriptive of the seasons With 2 colored IL
PORTRAIT GALLERY OF DISTINGUISHED
PERSONS with biographies. By the Society
for the Diffusion of Usefa knowledge. lib pof-
COOKS VOYAGES ROUND THE WORLD, vol
MRS. JANE ON'S SACRED AND LEGENDARY
ART; beautifully illustrated
MRS. JAMESON'S LEGENDS OF THE MONAS.
TIC ORDERS.
HOMES OF AMERICAN STATESMEN with anec.
dotal personal and descriptive sketches; beauti-
fully illustrated. various bindings
THE PARALLELS OF OUR LORD-illustrate d after
the style of the Old Masters. The letter press
printed in red. Old English, folio antique.
LONGFELLOW'S Observation-Disclosures ele
gent
LoNGFELLoW'S POLITICAL WoRKS-Moroc-
CO, elegant.
LONGFELLOW'S HYPERION-Morocco elegant.
LONGFELLUW'S GOLDEN LEGEND-Morocco,
elegant.
With number of other elegant BOOKS, beauti-
fully bound and illustrated-English and American.
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMN BOOKS,
Bound in Morocco, Velvet and PAPER Machie.
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
in the greatest variety-some entirely new.
LADIES' WORK BOXES,
PORTABLE WRITING DESKS,
WRITING CASES. PORTFOLIOS
GARD GASES LADIES' RETICULES,
GOLD AND SILVER PEN AND PENCIL
CASES, &c, &c. de PITS
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"Dec. ed. 1S53v

Very handsomely done for the last letter of
the Alphabet. If the other members of the
family would do as well, very important aid
would be given to the Poor The beauty of
this instance of benevolence is, that it be-
longs to that secret class which the FATHER,
beholding in secret, will reward openly
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"a Some days since we advertised for an
Old number OF the Dispatch, and it was
promptly sent US by most excellent and in
teiiigent lady, who has our warmest thanks
for her kindness.
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HES, LEECHES.-The public are
hereby informed that | have just received By the
steamer jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which viii be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day the hair dressing
saloon under the American HOTEL 18th street. and at
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
Be ID R. G.. H0RSDE
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MARRIED,

On the 18th inst by the Rev. f. J. Rores. NJ
SIDNEY b. EACH0 to Miss MARTHA w. NUN.
ROW, All Of this city.
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fR. MEETING AT HENRIC0 couRT HOUSE.

w MEETING AT HENRfCl COURT HOUSE
The citizens ofthe county of Eenrieo are earnestly
requested TO meet At their Court House the first
MONDAf IN JANUARY next, to appoint dele gates
to attend the York River Railroad ConveatJn, 10 be
held at King and Queen Court Honse on the Gath of
January As the Road Ia of great importance to the
county Il Is earnestly hoped that every citizen who
can, will bs present
de 2i-tdul MANY CITIZENS.
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sD0n DOLLARS REWARD. = Ran

elklEb DOLLARS REWARD. = Ran
~Oo away ON the 11th December. very black
NEGRO MAN named ROBT. PATTERSON. He
is about feet high, OF large frame, aud will weigh
about 200 pounds--has serious cullen look, aud
fiat He reads, writes and speaks very correctly
talks slowly, dresses well and passes as Baptist
and may show free papers to get work But it is
thought he will try to get to free State, or on the
Liberia packer, Though that is doubttul,) as he
wanted the church to send him there TO preach He
has frequently visited williamsburg but left in the
cars for Petersburg where he has brother rela-
tons. The above reward, and all expenses Will be
paid, if secured in jail or delivered at
WILLIAM WALSH'S Shoe Store,
de p No 43 Main street
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NEW AND ELEGANTLY ILLUS
1S TRATED WORkS-ANNUALS AND JUVE-
NILE ROOKS-Fer the Holidays:
The POETICAL WORKS Of Geo. P. Norris,
in l elegant vol, Illustrated, Price s..
THE. EVENING BOOK, hy Mrs. Kirkland.
TIRE HOME CIRCLE, by Mrs kirkland.
THE AUTUMN HOURS, by Mrs Kirkland.
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY for lG5i,
SAAkSPEARE'S COMPLETE WORKS, ele-
sButly bound
MONTGOMERY'S POLITICAL WORKS
ALBUMS of different variety.
THE KEEPSAKE OF FRIENDSHIP for 1854
THE AA1ARAN1H for 1854
THE GARLAND; THE MAGNOLIA fer 1854.
THE GOLDEN GIFT
THE GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP for 1854.
THE GIFT OF SENTIMENT
THE GIFT OF AFFECTION
THE BENSON; THE GIFT OF LOVE.
THE REMEMBER Me
CHRISTMAS BLOSSOMS
THE SNOW FLAKE THE GEM ANIMALS
STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
Besides great variety OF others, all handsomely
bound and Illustrated.
JUVENILE AND TOY BOOKS in great VARIETY
every kind in he market
GAMES FOR CHILDREN-A great many dife-
rent kinds
~ Don't forget to call on
LEWIS L. SMITH.
de 24-2t Opposite the American Hotel.
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" ADAMS X CO.'S EXPKESS.-In conse.
qpence of the repairing of the steamship Roanoke"
hereafter all goods received at our Office in New
York Mondays and Wednesdays inclusive, and
directed to Richmond, will be sent inland unless
otherwise marked per jamestown OF Saturday.
ADAMS & CO., No. 4, I4th street
de 1S-lu IIndar EXCHANGE aotal
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FAMILIES, &c, Will L. BE SU p
r. PILED WITH BREAD, &c, MONDAY
morning, for the day, by my wagons, and from the
store. Those having orders to be filled that day
will please send as early convenient.
de "a WM FALCONER.
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~ . II = 2 ~
aud Master SANFORD

NFUfsU.
Assisted by auxiliary aid, berins ia an twen.x
persons. Notwithstanding the enormous expense At
tending tbs management of this Troupe, the prc.
70 al parts OF the house, reserved seats excepted
Will be 70 cents. Reserved seats which may be "a
cured during the day, so cents.
CHRISTMAS DAY, (A5th.l two performances
afternoon y a. Do N
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Ey- CITIZENS AND sTKANGERS-visitin the
city, who wish to get their hair the latest and
most approved style, and their whiskers changed to
HOBSON, at the Hair Cutting, Shaving Shampooing
and Bathing Saloon, under the American Hotel, ers
trance on 18th street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EU- AUCTION NOTICE .--Atten fi1n /, solicited
to our sale this morning, at ~ o'clock
dszf ABEXt MOTT L CO. Aue tr.
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I OST, ON Wednesday afternoon last, on
- Franklin street. between Governor and Mayo
streets, my FREE PAPERS, wrapped up in small
piece of paper Any person finding them will
ceive reasonable reward by leaving them at this
Office DULCENIA ANDERSON,
de 2i-2tt T = free woman of color
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TIT. ]. CARSON 4 CO, NOS. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW TORK-A good assert.
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. lie bly,
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us
TNo THE RICHMOND POLICE.-l

ITO THE RICHMOND pOLICE.-I
J. win give THIRTY DOLLARS for the arrest
and confinement, in Richmond jail of q mulatto boy,
JAMES, belonging to the estate of Mrs. l.. Sydnor
He left Lynchburg on the Goth instant, and having
just returned from runaway trip to Richmond, it is
believed that he has returned. He is about 10 years
old had long blec hair nearly straight about i've
feet 10 inches tigh, very SLIM Is awkward and has
deep, gruf voice, looks surly and forbdding when
Indian. He viii doubtless try 10 conceal himself
Canal freight boat or he may try to get place
fishing schooner. "
THO J. KIRKPATRICK,
de DIST Adnir of Mrs Svdnor
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" HENRY 6. CANNON, AT TORNEY
Law, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds, &c, for New York, Pennsylvania, North Caro-
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. VIII attend promptly to ali Legal and
NotaIial business with which he may be entrusted
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
Sc Sim
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AUCTION BARGAINS.

A large lot of III wool filing Carpetings, at 50 cts;
also finer in proportion.
lnrge lot Al Carpeting at % cents.
A liberal deduction will be made to hote-keepers
and boarding houses, who want large quantities Az
early call is solicited at the Carpet Wsreroom
opposite Exchange Bank.
de 19-3tif C. 4 GWATKINS,
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tVLEcTUREsOs FKOFHECY.-TFc .s,,s, I. !.
ven, was 10 have h.en delivered 10. morrow ,naru.
ing, m the I'd Presbyterian Church, on 9th street,
vii DO postpoued until the I'd sabbath In Jsnuary
de Pitts -
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Efy' THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES |
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the office of |
II. 7. Pairo l. Co.
no8-ts WIN. N. TINSLEY,
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g9~RUSSIA AND TURkEY.-The prospects of
war between these two countries has caused the ad
vince In price o. all necessary articles, except
SIMONS DAGUERREOTYPES. And as far as this
useful article la concerned, readers have
son to fear for assured that if old Nick should
succeed in giving Turkey bdsttng SIMONS' beaut-
full Pictures would remain the same jas ever both in
quality and price Il
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ELEGANT LACE CURTAINS.-The
H. attention of purchasers is respectfully invited
to examine our large and complete assortment of Cur
tain Goods in rich Lace, Eusin, Worsted Damasks
Silk Brocatels, Turkey Red Window Shades, Brass
Cornlces, Loops. Cords &c.
Also, Carpets, Rugs, and Oil Cloths
To clear out the balance of the Stock. great bar
gains viii be offered, the prices ranging from III
per yard, to finer grades.
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TOR HIRE.--A girl of IS who has been
Il accustomed to house work and nursing ia gen.
tee ia mily. Price $i5
Also BOY of Ii, who has been a farm for two
years Can drive and is said by the person who hired
him to be good honest boy. Price $40. Apply at
this Office. de 24-tf
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~ JOB AND CARD PRINTING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description of
PRINTING reasonable terms as elsewh here in
the city, well every other kind of P LAIN AND
l5Y~Plan and Fancy CARDS for sale. Sc S-dtf
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
~ PRESENTS.-R. L. HICKSON, 2l8 Broad st,
is opening, in addition to his former stock, new
supply of handsome China Articles. Bohemian Toi-
let Bottles, Fancy Work Boxes, with variety OF
other Goods de a
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- PHOENIX BANk.-The Notes of this issue
viii be redeemed in Richmond by Fl. y. PAIRO
Il CO; in Washington City by PAIRO l. NOURsE.
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CRATES AND FENDERS.--600 EN-
~ AMELED CRATES AND TENDERS FOR
SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.--Ths subscriber
has for sale the la gest stock of CRATES and FEN.
DEBS before offered for sale in this CITY, OF his
own manufacture. The Crates embrace eli the va
rious kinds and patterns such as square topped
Gothic, Lptic, Circle &c, with bCGutiful rounding
Tenders, Summer Pieces &c, to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, NC, from town and
country, punctually attended and carefully packed.
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices with the usual discounts
off for cash by wholesale. Apply at my Bell and
Brass Foundry Main, between 9Th and 9Th streets
Richmond, Va.
de 2-dinis* SAMUEL y. pFNOOE. >
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pEST ANTHRACITE AND CLOVER
RS HILL COAL for sale by VIM. H. DAVIS &
co. Orders left at Toler u Cocks at the office cor
of Gary and Goth streets, the Clover Hill
yard ct the Petersburg Depot, will be promptly
tended to. de 2l-it
Enquirer and Bulletin win copy tmesl
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~ ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Office on Franklin street.
under the Metropolitsa Hall, Richmond, Va.
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EXTRA AND FAMILY FLOUR, for
de "a ]. ]. FRY.
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II RI f d PEACHES-27 bags Dried
AZ Peaches peeled and unpeeed, on the pit and
out off For sale by EDWIN JAMES,
de A-s&W Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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nR. MILLS has removed his residence |
~ and office TO the house on 9Th street, between
Grace and Franklin, Immediately in the rear OF ST.
PeuIs Church. de l9--3taw2W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26

Cuckr Dawson, DeaDc Duncan Eas5orn. E;i?son, Epcs
GaIiy, Ga'ewood Gwen G@ss G.ayey tssnco.s CT Char
lnron, Mallory Martin Mason, Mayo. AcI;eoa Mnrd 's
i:sr, Minor, Nncre, Morgan, Pa.ficS. Payne, Prince
Reese kcock Eidiek Skinner Smith OF k1nawha South
all Staples OF Pafck Tslia.Sr0 Taylcr cf Loudonn Ten
lin, Wallace Wi,alsy, Whitehead, ferby, I!un- g..
Tic following are the remarks Of Mr BRowsE of Stafford
Ia Cry TO dr. MchE%cis the motion 10 lay On lie table
lhc Senate rcaou!ion for tic appoin OF pint commit
tee iasp"c the books ot the Bank oi The Oh Dominion
| Mr. BRUwHE said
Mr. SPEAKER: so !ur az the member has spoken OF
the sue Of enquiry ard personal in their
character Go not deem necessary 10 reply further than
say, thai informed that tho gentlemen Eie correctly
eiotet there never aGy difficulty between the
'il!S Gud himself The mcnioast neither in his ufiaYit
IN his memorial ls said single word 10 regard TO his
having cr'ed stock Eoe for discount for tho Obvious rea
aan Tia, 1t is entirely outside Of The issue T6s Bank has
tagged iR business into the Tor OF which
every memtcr judge for himself The mernoriaist has
Introduced any personalities The Bank has done so
Tor reasons 10 be Judged OF by every meneer The memo.
rais has refused 10 respond to the personalities intro
duccd by the Bank. Having detected Ia Bank Ia viola
tion OF lis chaEteT his Duty Iawovng czen.
10 bring the attention o! the public authorities & to ie M
be eofcsa T af 5 G e charges NOT dred il is
admitted that tic nrEl5cr director thn drawer o.
discounted by III" Bank, outstanding and rot paid on
hc 3 OcIUhcr 1853 tu the anocn, n S9Sl r. charged
by Inc ncGiU!as and that his endorsements aEpuntcd 10 Il
much larger Thc.w declares that mo tor shall
&c allowed the Bank principal more Than So OUU "
1t admitted nat after the nemorias had niaeo ihs dis
covcry the Bank refused 10 place the discount book III:
assigning Tie that The Bank had not Kept
such book the law sqGc3 10 be kepti thar. t-kc Il;
either way, the law violated The question IL, viii
Tie House concur in the resolution OF the Senate appointing
pint committee To inspect lhe books Of the Bankl Sir
II VII be remembered That the .rnlbe, the f:> day VI
lie sesoon stated that Bark did shrink from in
vcsgaon Why ass then for delay for
Why uali sometime in January, for the House
rcpurll Every member has been furnished, by
der Of the House. with all the papers m the case; ad has
had an "rnorrny to examine The case for himself. Lst
tue nvc" calling Joint committee be apPolEtcd n once
~ report all Violations Of the law, not only h"se charged
by c Temoriall=i, but all others (l uny) thai may
been If tho mix h,s violated it charter
will tr sHstaued, aHd Mr. GRgEH will put tic
bri:.cf OF false churges If il has, suffer III" penalty
Of Ihr law, md itself be put down S: the Governor
never stated, he satisfied the Law had
aet2 He assigned dctent for his action; the
apDroach Of the meeting Uf The Legislature His letters
have read and every member juis: for himself.
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NUMBER 6S.

he Treasury sh1ad DO confirmed by The Senate ont
to vadcate the Administration this precise point The
bl whc he had nseary IN framing as chairman of the
coIiGtsG foreign afrirs simply provided f'r tie
oinmcn; OF an Assistant Secretary Of State without say.
!?g WI" should appoint confirm him. But DIR Marcy
and the lfesiteu decided lha. question not that Mr. Mar
cy should appont his assistant. bu, that the President
should and the appointment zen; 10 The Senate for coH'
ffmaiion.
Tho wo'ds "opposns the Administrations and PresI-
sdent had been ringing in HE until It occurred 10 him
OF Congress In Rome Cssnr hid parry. Antony had
party 5at the Common nweah had noD. hn, ne woulI not
pursue ha idea. He said, when came To Washing and
before registering my at the hotel gentleman ap-
prareI md ''who gnny vote for fox
Speakel" 90 my askuR be excused from eives
aver he said, 81 hope you are not going 10 Pu 10
opposition to the Administration, who are for Orr" The
devil they arc replied.
After nnd registered Soma one eiss asked what
thought well Of him. The reply was, do you not know
be supported by the ards, and if you vote for him you
will be regarded opponent Of the Administration ~
Laugher Every thing that said The policy or
wishes Of the Administration ! dont Emo" nov IL "as
awsro the Administration had Inc ceuson Of Col Foney
particularly heart and They WHO did not support him
would DC makng war on THE Atrnnieallvn" Ass-e if !.
was possible c!rcon Of Speaker Clerk thing
YVES OF friendship 10 The Administrations
was no: accustomed 10 sh!s - Washington. have
been here perhaps longer than ought duriue four ad
ininistraoas was lr"r' ho"'n lea l,f oh5hlns "hs
before c0nyen and never hoiisd bu' once ana
that in uy peIs0n The cisfH was elected &c
tu ned constituent Of lns. 90 ds'ocr"i "'pre
ialhrr and who 5ioagtd 10 cse q s. mo-
crat. in Vrpina well snu~n understood thrIc. dd
not want him hougl iAat IN he rxercl-e of
constitutional right Tho House nrsh: elect LtFsn4n-
Well moved in matter o slecng Librarian 10 servo
US aud ,use care of our books ulI silon
was sap At The Administration (Lsushtrr) confess
moved In the matter because MIR. Parker, who wss turned
on, Is my cons,ituent .
srn not onu Of those who speak withoat authority, snd
tell the e n: :leraun liDo.B Mr. Wen@crh that me
p,cant Lyes not rga,d The conduct ~f a gentlemen who
Choose 10 vote as OF p'Jpcty prompts, Tor no
ClrG SNEAKER or Librarian os an Administr1oa matter,
and doubt the authority If the gentleman 10 sesH os 'h'
ar.ir he cit ,s other Gay am ''i ne nsH
= c,:m=ja he il aniislrper, ard assumes @j'hoV 40.
c.D!e!cd on him. Bu DO whether he Es auhos'
y not.
Ire puin:H nave made arc before the blouse sna ''c
cor,Irv If | have not satisfied the committee TIE 10
enough in argument justly tne In enertan' inc
opin,yrs have exar, sss5 without iTpung design ol
MA !ny n ont merely rmbarrassment.
Mr. Phillips uinod the h,or, when ;he committee arose
and the Hou:e adjourned.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX Dec 22 The steamer America with Liverpool
Oates -, he 10; i"at. arrived tEis morning.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.-The Four Powers have resan
ed e iot acron In favor Peace and have recognised,
nv formal PROTOCOL the importance OF preserving the pre-
sent territorial arrangement OF Europe Ihey propose
COMES cnce open representatives of Russia and u
Key lne proposition unfavoraby received by The o'
raj press. .,
Abbi pasra had Invaded Georgia. The port of ODESSA
was fro7cn up.
Two companies OF Walachan militia had ocsefeo "
small Turk.h steamer, the Medah, had been taken bya
The Turkish refuses to submit to three months
armis,lcc proposed by England in consequence Oh "nch
the Ensish minister had long audience with the Sutnh
which was followed by extraordinary meeting VI "e
Diven. -,
feel ., board the Turkish flag ship Lord Satiod mace
rrccch connecting promised aid of Britain with strong
Recommendations Of p=.cc The Sultan replied that ne de-
s!ed peace, but not IL lneo!hpauoe VII" "'s 'o-.'e
rights and nonor
The Russians ats! three bloody engagements had oeeh
!,hYeis ,at erti t- G,!
The Russana tad uso tailed In ter iua attempt TO retaEe
For. ST. Nicholas. II.
An of magnitude occurred Oeska on the
4h In which Russians were completely routeo leaving
many Of their dead and wounded on The field
The Turks had captured Akbalekh 10 Georgia. and me
Russians hard pressed that an additional lolce VI
l6 600 troops had been rent 10 their reIlef
NJ, movements OF Importance had occurred along lno
Danube The Turks sGl! lo'tilying kalaat.
The Turkish fleet cruising 10 the Black Sea had Ie'urhea
10 the BCsphous The Turks were eatcd, and tnelr ar
mics were abundany provisionet and punctualy PAID
The Russians were snftrring ba1ly from sickneso.
Some Americans had joined the Turkish camp.
legion of Circas:aus formed al Coneannople tn
der Satf Eey.
The Russian General had been removed from the COM
;nand of the army in Moltsya and Prince Gortchakoh 'p
| pointed in his lace
The Greek Patriarch Consannopls had requested per
mission 10 accompany the Suan 10 camp TO prove mat 'o
|! Gra1
There Of encounters between Inc Mohtne'
srns and Turks
despatch from Vienna OF tho stat that he Hussian
,roops in Little Wulachia had retired before lsnai rasha
FRANCE Ia. Frnch Mnister had beef met 'ucieo 10
e,pa u Austrs explanation Of the recent stgn e''
rsnpcmrns with Persia The explanation "as ald 10 60
| satisfactory.
| KOME-Twenty young men had been arrested charged
yi,n belonging 10 L"ndou secret society
IIvxRpDCL Dec l0th In cotton moderate h"5rr5 ~ eo
was doing al unchanged Ss4s OF the "e'R 50 eo
c, of rhirh spectators oOS 250 and Exporters Iso
m-s Stock 63O 900 bales. The quorht"rs are-fal. Ot'
rons 4: N,uulIrg 6i fair 6loh 6Hd Midding ca ci
fair u lind CT d; Mldd!np 5k 6Sd.
Breadsuits Brown d SIMPLIFY quote an advarcc o!
Is c. per hb! in h,u - per 70 lbs in wheat Corn
0uct bu, firm Red whea 9s Sd los, white IS loi ios
d. Canal -four 35s 81 Baltimore. Pnadsphs and ONO
&C., 3d. White corn As. yellow AS; mixed Sss per guar
ter.