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TNANTED-TO HIRE, WITH PRIVILEGE OF
w buying, healthy and comfortable country place,
within five miles Of the city 1t must be hand
somey situated, with water view water front few
would be The advertiser wants location
perior place may possess Address H. j. D.
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w day, at 10Y O'Clock. A. n, butchers h1tu!ss. racks
presses closets tables ke at VIM Parker Co. Couns-
don store, 122 Grand street, near Broadway
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VXTANTED-FOR A SMALL FAMILY, A CONVENIENT
house. short distance from New York or from Brook
ferries there with stable
Rent moderate Address Dr. De w., Brooklyn Post Omco,
with full particulars
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WANTED-A STORE, SUITABLE FOR THE STEEL
w trade with Offices for cutlery sample Apply
EYRE WARD CO., 10 Cliff street.
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w five years, by private family with children,
threestory basement high basement house. with All the
modern situated andThrtieh
streets and Sixth avenues house preferred
c. H., from A. M. to p M 40 Broadway up stairs
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w dren the upper part Of story house, consisting
Of two and west Of Broadway preferred
rent not to exceed $3.50 Address p NJ, Herald okoe.
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sALEs AT AUCTION.


ssSsIqEs1tA1 sos. al
w.ss street so crate. rs
dsHvsTy, in current money '1' 49, ~
UCTIoN NoTIcE-THos BELL, AUcTfoNEER.-
by s gsts At .as N sae
BE assortment Of household urnisSrs ar
cles dry goods cothing ewey guns and rifles revover
A UCTION sALE.-rHE CELLARS CONNECTED WITH
a the public market, belonging 20 The city and
o.s lot: and sd1s vim e Lease: :: 81 bids X:
yss: from si ar. d.s
ssnsd on sppEsstoa ~ the ConptT0llsrs Once No SHa
VI A''''5 JACOB 4: wEsTERyELT Mayor.
&c E EnHas, 'e sssssssi.
W. e & Che e. e eS COM sf a. es..
nane. NsM Yoa FsS q & fand
UcTIoN SALE OF SHANGHAI FowLs-oN FRI.
and an q thu
ysa s . the Sss from
: " PETER PARKS. Auotionoer
A UcTIoN sALE-HANpsoxE HOUSEHOLD FuRN1-
IA ture, rosewood pianoforte chinaware, &c-SAMUEL
0SGoOD auetioneer win sell at the house No 80 Licking
All ct
IN said house. consisting in part rosewood
eharf velvet imperial and other carpets rich gilt frame
psn1R
s9s bed
Catalogues will DO ready on the morning Of SALE
A LBERT II. NiCOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
IA sale Of the entire stock Of the Staten Island Soap Com
pany under the direction of Abraham Ellis Sheriff
Richmond county.-ALBERT H. NICOLAY 4 CO. will
sell Monday, March a. at II o'clock A. NJ Mt the factory
Of the Staten Island Soap Company at Stapeton II
der the direction Of the Sheriff Of Richmond county all the
connections and various fixtures Bogardus mill
complete pair erushers and machinery complete scale
6o 0tons pea coal large wrought iron kettle
weighing 4OO lbs two large cast iron kettles large guam
ho!sx rosin soda ash cocoa oil alum arsowroo vitrol
Tor the State Of New York for the manufacture Pay
soap Catalogues be obtained Saturday the oce
Of the auctoneers l69 Broadway No Broad street. ~
York A. II. NICOLAY
EDWARD SINTZENICH,
late chief salesman of II. II. Leeds Il Co.
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NEW STYLE SPRING RIBBONS, BONNRT SILKS
The has opened very ware
with stock Of goods, at very low prices
and invites the jobbing trade TO favor him with carly
call. ~. H. LICHTENSTkIN, W Bowery.
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s. n PETTENGILL CO., No l22 Nassau street, New
York have made such with the best and most
widely journals in the United States Canada
that they enabled make saving Of time and
lect the best papers, and advertise conspicuousy a th>
lowest prices and always keep the interest Of th
him.
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VXTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, PART
w Of house, consisting Of parlor, bedroom and base
The house be the west side and Broad
way between Canal and Bleecker streets Address N G.
n HeraI for two dava
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uCTION NOTICE.-lAMACED CR0CKERY.-JNO.
~ - VAN ANTWERP SON. will cell on Friday,
Match IL ct 10 O'clock the stores of G. Merle 81 and ~
Water street. secoun Of the go crates well
asserted crockery Terms, cash
delivery, in current money.
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THE FRENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES AS
wanted for business and be thorough
ly learned in private lessons after most successful
thod and from examined scholar, by applying at 43
Broadway, near Broome street. T. TELLERING.
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A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO FORM THE ACQUAINT-
"A Of French lady for the Of
qurnE knowledge Of the French language reasonable
will be given. Address Zsno, Herald ONCE
w n residence.
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Breadstus still continue to form the staple articles Of
export Full one half of the total shipment to London
and Liverpool was in -four wheat and To the Con-
tnent the expectation of breadstus has become much
duced the aggregate is therefore much below that
exported for many weeks previous.
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WANTED TO RENT-THE WHOLE OF SMALL OR
w part Of large two three story house, in New York
west side below Canal street part Of house
two mp stairs de- Address Tenant, al Greenwich
street in the store stating rent location and number Of
-Nnma
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TNANTED TO HIRE-FOR ONE, TWO, OR THREE
years, small place Of from eight to twenty acres
repair Such spot in the vicinity q Pelham New Ro
avail himself Of boating and fishing facilities will be taken
liberal terms The house and grounds must
claims and tee appearance Address H. L. r.
box 72 New York Post Once stating terms and particulars
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A LADY, WHO HAS HAD GREAT EXPERIENCE IN
n teaching wishes to take six eight girls board
educate Any having children to place at school
will ind this good opportunity they win be thoroughly
taught and will also lind the comforts Of home. Good
given and required Apply at No. IA Strong place.
South BROOKLYN.
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nxH200,
On fussday, October 10, By the Rev David Buck.
CHAnE \ BoAEDnAH 10 AHNu n, youngest daughter d
John LnoSoW, al Of this city.
On wedDee4ay, October II, By the Rev e. johnson,
.. H., :. RUlANp. q New York. to Joanna NEWELL
yos daughter Of Ihs kts David W. Jones' Esq, former.
On tuesday, October 10, BY judge Green, Mr. sAxr,t
HIsscMnaD 70 Hiss GcDA IxvI, al Of this city.
BRNyAHsF erAR1 TO NAxY DAVIS, both Of Baltimore.
Baltimore Patriot and Clipper please copy
On Thursday, October s. By Rev Dr. Hutton r. D.
LEVY to Mrs nAxY J. wuGsr both Of this city.
On Tuesday, October 10, BY tho Rev N. Van Ness
Jr Mr.. 81 d. MnDnm0n to Miss EIxAxoR WooDnn Of
this city. -
On "wednesday, October H. ct thu residence OF Arch
bishop Hughes, By his Grace HENRY BrTnnyUD to
HAxr ROOSEVELT Brsxx nsos Of the Hon. judge Rooss-
On wsdnesdsy, October IL, BY the Rev. A Pearson.
George W WILSON, Of Ohio, 70 Miss ANNA Cos, only
daughter OF Walter 8. Coz, deceased Of ClArkstown
On Sunday evening, October 8. BY the Rev james N-
lett, at his residence, No S0S Byooms street. Mr. JoHx
CARrNnR to Miss EIzAHnH MCCLusxY, all Of this city
On Monday, October ., RoBRxr CoNExY to Miss NARY
JANE BoYx only daughter Of Charles Boyle both Of this
At Station Island Wednesday October H. at the res
dence Of Benry n Weed, Esq., by tho Rev O. Maieop,
Mr.. JOHN KKrszR to kiss ANNA BoLANpR all Of this
city.
On Tuesday, October 10, at Pe~iskn, BY the Rev. Mr.
Gordon BENTON PorE Of ills city, to MARTHA, daugh
ter Of alexander Nuirhead, ESQ., of the former place
AT New Haven, October H. In the street Church.
by the Rev. Or cleveland, wnBuR r. GLEASON OF New
York. to LIZZIE W eldest daughter Of the late Judson
Curtis, Of the former place.
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Carafs &c disaprontine "a thfehes on badly. and
te sid smaller tha anticipated Ta- iecsipe OF
whsst and -four into New YORK Via the Erie canal are
equA 60 900 barrels Of fouI less thsn to Same data
LAT gear.
liyKarpI 9th No. % 1854.
The xeathsi has fasen up ana again
We had not numerous, bus good attendance OF buy.
ers this mo ming paricuay OF mics, Who urch ~sed
Anne rcaa white VIII. freely 81 further Improvement
of &C. Cd PER 70 tbs the prices OF Friday, making
an adj this day weak Of Sc 49, per quarter
OF other iptioDs have very little osriog and
altogether the stands badly furnished With ple
Of this Gle, and of foar The demand for the Attr
good, from bakers snd Dealers At sSs s4s up to
a5s per Dbl tor Phil sdslphs and B4ltmove and exr
Canadias bald at 36s ed --36s bid and refused
INDIAN CORN in active demand botn to hold over
and for ia mediate fhipme Irs AndS9s being Paid
for sei ard white and 35s. 37s for mid Hing
runs and the msrh ct nearly -ept Of ali fair parcels
OATMEAL 6Im bat not In active equsst old at 2ss. TO
2ss. n ew 3as per load Oas In small supply, las
wei as AL otSeIarticles New in fair demsnt and il
&c c. ies Id. dearer No oh angs In old
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THE NEWS BY THE EUROPA.

HALIFAX, Oct, II, 1854
The royal mail steamship Europa Captain shannon,
from Livepool September Goth, at one O'Clock, r. NJ,
arrived at Halifax at o'clock this A. NJ
TIE Collins steamship Battle, from New York, on the
18th September arrived a. Liverpool at three O'Clock
A. NJ Ct Wednesday, the 9th uit
The steamships Washington and Clyde from New York,
arrived out the Esd ul the former a Southampton
and the latter st Glasgow
The United ststes ste friyase San Jacnto,f South
ampton the afternoon of the 27th, with Deal pilot
on toard for the Baltic hoping 70 be In time to witness
the bombar dment Of Reve
The clipper ship Red Jacket had arrived at Melbourne
Australia, in seventy one days passage from Liverpool
which FORT she left on tho sth OF May last
The EUROPA left for Boston az IL A. NJ where she will
be due 90 Ihuredsy evening
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BROOKLYN AND WILLIAMSBURG NOMINA.
TONS.
BR0OKLYN WHO Urinary MEETINGS.

BROOKLYN WHO PRIMARY MEETINGS.
The wing primary meetings Of this city took place last
evening in the different wards and passed of quietly
Delegates to the city county, Congressional and Assem-
by district conventions were chosen. The Hrst meets
this evening at the City Hotel to nominate candidates
for Mayor, Chief Of Police, Comptroller, Auditor City
Judge and City Treasurer The county convention meet
rosae two toroners two superintendent Of the Poor
and two Ju stices of the Sessions. The
convention Irisipg the fir Twelve wards will ct
the City Hotel saturday The first Assembly district
convention III meet a. Fatbush on tie 18th inst the
Second district conyentcn a the iy Hotel the 10TH
and the Third district convention at Granads Hail. Myr
tie Avenue, the same day The Police district
ventiors for nominating captains win assemble the
18th inst as follows The frst at the City Hotel the
Second the OF Nassau street and Hudson ave-
nus, and the Third ct No. 81 Atlantic street.
The following head the list Of delegates to the
city ctnventcn:-lft ward, Alonz0 h. Gale; I'd, E. B.
Morrel and Hooper Paskard (both tickets Claiming to
b regularly 3D., Alfred Gresnlesf 18th, Peter Taylor
9Th, Jsm,s \. Mason; 9Th, A. ). y Begraw; TIN, WIN
stamAp; 9th, Isaac Brewer; 10th, Charles L Franklin:
1ifh WIN. ". Walsh; 18th, John Chloride
The friends Of Alderman Barnard for the MsyoYalty
claim the delegates from seven wards and the whole
Williamsburg delegation. John Folks chances for
Chief Of Police seem TO stand best
The wings Of the First ward Brooklyn NO minated the
following tcket:-Aldermen, John Caehaw and WIN. L.
Bennett; Assessor Geo N. Mead Constable Henry OAK.
e. Excise Commissioner, VIM. Atkinson.
WILLIAMSBURG WING PRIMARY MEETINGS.
The vhiR primary meetings for the election Of dele
oates to the county Assembly city and ward conveu
tops, for the city Of Brooklyn consolidated took
place in Williamsburg and Bushwck last evening.
ALBANY, Dot. IL, 1854.
Willard was day nominated BY the so,t shell for
CSrsrsss In the jefferson district.
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Died.
Suddenly, on Wednesday, October IL, Mrs. PRUDENCE

Suddenly, ON Wednesday, October IL, Mrs. Prudence
AxpERsoK, in the list year Of her age.
her in law Samuel Tottsn James Comfy, and enj
e. PArsha, respectfully invited to attend her fune.
raj from tie resider &c Of BENZ C. P.rshall, No $40
Der remains will to taken 20 PieasAntvie, Westchester
county, for interment
On Tuesdsy morning, October 10, WILLIAM HARVEY, in
Bis RELATIVES and friends and the members Of Hermit
t.se "a ee No les, o. Of o. f. are invited to attend
street this afternoon, at two o'clock.
On Tuesday evening, October TO- Of teethog, MAR1A
LOUISA S HrcHEs The only beloved child Of James and
Her funeral VIII take place this day from the residence
Of her parents avenue B. Sixteenth and Seven.
On Tuesday MOI ming October TO- after long and Sc
we're illress, Mrs. JANE MoRRIs.
Cs'ifo,rs papers please copy.
youngest son Of Joseph W. and Mary A. Sanford, aged
10 months and 81 days
bers Of continental Lodge No 1T, Of O F. and the
members of National Chapter No Is, o. VA are res.
pectfuly invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of his parents No. A First street. at two O'Clock
this afternoon.
On wednesday morning. October IL of dysentery Jous
viii ths
parents No 13l Stanton street. this afternoon ct two
O'Clock. The relatives and friends Of the family, the
Division S. T., and tie samakers generally, are respect
fully invited to attend without further notice His re-
mains viii be taken to New York Bay Cemetery for inter
ment
On Wednesday morning October II, GEORGE NJ, infant
son Of James and Elizabeth Mills Forsyth.
The friends of the family respectfully requested to
attend the funeral without further invitation
afternoon at three O'clock from No 343 Atlantic street,
Brooklyn.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, October IL, after few
days Illness MARY DoRRET sged 20 years, wife Of John
G. FORFEIT, formerly Of Lsmore county Waterford Ire
land and daughter Of Maurice and Elizabeth Duggan OF
Castle Island, Ireland.
The relatives and friends o: the family are requested
attend the funeral this afternoon at three o'clock from
her late residence in Van Brunt street. Commerce
street, Brooklyn
On Wednesday morning, October IL, EPHRAIM BEST,
youpgeEt Of Mrs Richard Best.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from the
residence of his mother No 80 Pineapple street Brook
lyn His remains will be taken to Greenwood for inter-
mint.
On Wednesday morning October H. at the High Bridge
Eote Westchester county SOPHIA NoAKEs widow of the
late Thomas Noskes, in the s5th year of her sgs.,
The friends Of the deceased and those Of her brother
in law Geo. Eoaie respectfully invited to attend
her funeral Il afternoon, at one O'Clock Her remains
viii be taken to Trinity Cemetery for nterment.
At Newburg Orange county on Sunday, October 8, Of
consumption, WILLIAM hyatt, Of this city, aged So
years.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC FOE NEW YoRK-,rw DAT.
Sun RHns. ..........6 03 NOON RIsRs. ........ 81
SETS ..........b Is HIGH WATER .ev "a
Port of New York, October III, 1854.

sus Frs...........b Is HIGH wATm .......... %
Port of New York. October IL, 1854.
CLEARED.
Steamship James Adssr Turner. Charleston spohord
Steamship Roanoke Skinner. Norfolk. Ludlsm Ploa
ship Liverpool, Kssrnsy. London Grnnsll, Kinturn
ship Southampton, Pratt London, Griswold, Morgan
Ship C.ihosn Trunss lLvsrpooI spoSSrd TisssoH Co.
s.R Ssss N.
Rsrl Augusta 600: Schwartz. t.diz: rnnoh HencIs
BARI osn Bra Slssf caas
Bark Moses Kimbali Moody. New Orleans. n Brook
Bark Charlotte wynn,. Hammond. St Marks smallwood
Gate; S sss n:s: Hazard
Bris sr.h g1.; Daniel. Port Al Prince; Pielsra,
Big Bissiow tBsS. Ritter, Bsrnuds. Pennisson 4
ssSI TIT. iR,; Brew yS.a' RsI%ud. siSd:ssa 1co.
ssSSr Bs:ns., sssl,,y. Ris!cu I:so.I Lovely.
ssSr S:ssl,a: isses N SS:i S:Stsrs ss:s:..
IS. zimss: Bun h nv h.vss : ~ S.s:s:
ssRR ssss G Smith
soSsSsnpsSn sS an With ns:s and passenger: %
.ssss 4 les .s a::s,
wreck apparently bark Of $50 TONS totally dsmasted and
sss.a III
~
Ship Roes standh {of Boston Patton, shanghas, 1853
vsspae is Ss With md..
x;S RI % SPY -
%
sS.. ..l: ara Ssssiy:d %asS d.n.ss :pss.
fiosn. from sreuad 70 INV Siewins storm :s.y:sis
Ia % OK pilot from pesSess s
ship Sss;n Queen ST BALE Ly:.Ro
sa M
sf herr .''.
dsy WITH Tsro.d S.t ~
ssp Eise sio "a
,pohe Br bark Huron. from Bristol for Quebec took
Asss Cape Race The saps.isaess hssSy ssiss
.tS passengers 70 oIdss saw poisossS Il
ship Lnds OBJ, Bessns, Rio J.nsiro ~ day. with oon.s
! Bari zsrs,iss DSssh c.9s.: Batavia via Penang ls
: @ s.:Ss Sssg
skins 40 70 Boonsn, Graves Co fxpsrenced NE esiss
and Gains the entire paseage Left Curacao Sept 10
ssvinE The hsIbor got shore on the reef and carried
got on after dsehargng cargo put On
rudder braces and hshsd the Tuddsr and sailed again 2
Bari Pacific, Brown, Hsysns IL dsys. with susar. TO
S:s Nary sos RM e. P ss.
ton. days ost = Pm strong gale from M shipped
aheavy sea- which carried away art Of deck load. pe
rienced heavy gales from md E on Cape Hatteras
Brig Talbot Orb Atkins Bahia days, in ballast to
tSs Star and from 81 Johns NJ for bsmarsrs oSs Is
Brig Mungo PARK, Nichols Turks Islands Via Holmes
Hole, with salt, to Thcs II Sandford.
nre Lucy Chase, Small Turks Islands, Is days, via
Brig Ashley @ Richie Windsor 10 days. with plaster.
Bis WIN Pitt iof DsnniD Baxter Philadelphia days.
Brig Lsnartins, Russell, Fall River.
schr Mary, Peavy EastpoFt for Alsxandria.
schr Planet, Harley, Portsmouth for Albany.
Schr Ieni Seaman, Esstport for Philadelphia.
scbr Tinker Reed. Lubec 6dAys
scbr Madsgascar. Feed Blushill, Ne. 9 days.
ssSr Sssss Tnss.y %.s Boston
The ship Panama. hence reported .possn BY the Lsbn
18th nit bound to Bremen. not Panama. incorrectly
printed.
Brig Oregon OBJ. shivsrs, Psnaanes, Ireland Aug d.
Also, brig 81 Croix from -.
steamshps James Adssr Charlsston Roanoke, Norfolk,
6c ship' Corssiius Orisseli, LvsrpcoL
wipd NsunSiss, w; meridian, D svasst Do,
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congress.
WING NOMINATIONS FOR REGISTER AND coMMIs.
sIoNER OF STREETS AND LAMPS.
The delegates to the Wing City Convention assembled
last night at the Broadway House, to make nominations
for Register and Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
The meeting was called to order BY calling L. Bglsr to
the air, when the question Of contested seats
taken up. TIE same tickets were admitted that we're
recognized - regular by the two conventions previously
1t beirg then carried to organize BY the election Of
permanent officers: Cochran. Of the Third ward
chosen President Of the convention.
It was then moved and carried to 60 into nomination
for Register.
Upon motion, John J. noane Of the Twenty se,oad
ward, was ther nomir ated by reclamation.
1t was then carried to nominate canddat3 for Com
missioner Of Streets and Lamps. The first ballot
Christian ". schAfsr ...6s Edward Merritt. ..... 8
James Iswsy"........l1 Scattering. 10
Mr. scssaer having received majority on the FIRST
ballot was unanimously declared tho nominee of the
party.
After the appoin tment Of the usual committees to
notify candidates Of the choice made, the convention
Adjourned.
HARD SHELL JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
1.-THE delegates elected from the Twelfth Nineteenth
and Twenty second wards for the purpose Of making u
dci nominations for this district met last evening at
Burnhams Hotel, Bloomingdale road Terence McGine
in the chair Mr. Tows acting as secretary The greater
ments Of the contestants from the Twenty ward
and up to the hour reporter left the convention
the deb CATION had not agreed which Of the tickets pre-
scented should be admitted to the convention.
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The delegates TO the National Democratic Convention
in this district met last evening, at p Elm street.
lyn Edward Sherlock, Of the sixth ward in the chair
and G. B. Woodruff, of the Third ward, Secretary. On
calling the ro found that two OF the delegates
from the Sixth ward absent and motion was made
and carried to adjourn to meet at the same place on
Monday evening, a7k p. It has been expected in
this district that the Hon George Dewitt Clinton would
seain be the nominee Of the national democrats he
has persmptoiily declined.
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4 HE w AR.
THE SIEGE OF sEBAsropoL.


1t CT armed that, sept 10. Eupsoris was occu
pied, vi bout oppo itop by 1900 Turks, LOCO French
and Coz Fl e,ish troops. The Russian garrison, mum
boring a0a surrendered al discretion The advanced
guard WIS under commau Of P.ipce Napoleon. Oh The
14'hthe main army lstded. unopposed, half way be-
tween EupatorA and Sebaso oo-h,rses artillery ad
munitions-all safely. ihe Russians retired in good
order as the allies landed.
MeDecht of who had hi he aiquarters at Simferopol
Immediately advanced to Burlink the river Alma
where he awaits achievements to give battle to the
allies
II was confidently stated on the Paris Bourse that on
the 10th, the allies and Russians met and battle en-
sued. The French came fret in'o action-the Epglsh
came and the Russians retired with much loss
III true, THE occurring the 10th, could oSly have
been diminishing, not battle between the main
armies.
Tie Russian embassy at Vienna had received a dis.
tatch dated the 22nd from tie Cimea, but all thst had
tIanspirsd was that it contained unfavoIable to
the Russians.
when the allies held thu ROAD from Cape Baba to Sim
ieropol II intended 20 he Alma the 1oth
but marshal St. ArnAud had telegrsphed to Paris that
the'e sas an unavoidable delay of two dAys-cause not
stated would prevent their srching till the 2lst
Fifteen sail o. the line we're of Scbastopol.
Russian courier who had captured, stated that
abe whole Russian force was ONLY as 900.
Russian accounts of the 10TH say that General Can
robert had fortified cosition at Eupatora and that
abe main body Of the allies sl river north Of
posted at the latter point, but with insufficient art
Iery
Admiral yons' squadron, with 100 transports. had
left the Cr;msa to fetch the reserve.
Baron Hess, the Austrian general arrived at Bucha-
rest the o3d septemse anc was received with dis
function by Omer Pacha
Ness OF battle looked for in London every hour
ARD the public anxiety was int nse.
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Russia.
Jus,esisn, Of n scow ard n. j. Bolaslfh, or Hhuya
9th calico printers, have failed.
Respsc Ing political matters, tho oply remark u taat
whatever y ~ happen, the Crar wiz 20. give IN
There had been new issue 0f parsr money 70 tle
extent Ct ak million OF roubes
Via the Battle Il Is stated that the d,seontent Of the
Russian population Is increasing and even throseas 70
bring OF . revolution.
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ASIA.

The Turkish army occupies the camp abondaned by
the Russians, near Kars
The Porte had authorized Sebaugh, now Commander
in Chief Of the army in ASIA to select his generals from
4he army Of RoumliA. He has chosen Deroich PAsha,
Ehkin Pasba, Hussein PAsha and Mahmond Efend
Schamyl has effected junction with his Lieutenant
Daniel Lay, and threatens an immediate attack on
Tells
Daniel has had two engagements, both successful,
against Gen. Wreugles
divsion Of Polish artillery had deserted to the Turks
bringing two guns.
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