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Lamps, Sperm and Adam antine Can
dies, DC.

dies, &C.
WE have received and now opened our fall ann
w ply of new LAMPS. selected by ore of our
hrm in New York and Philadelphia, which we in.
vite ladies and gentlemen to call and examine Col.
ored and white Sperm Candles; Adamantine Candlee
patent spring Candlesticks, with shades.
Bookbinders Paste Brushes and Gold Leaf
Night Tapers, Stove Lustre
Spermacetti, Lard, and Solar Lamp Oil
With our usual assortment of Window and Coach
dla,s, Painters and Artists Materials. For sale
wholesale and retail at our usual low prices, for
cash, or on time to punctual customers.
HOWELL MORSELL.
Successors to o. Whittlesey,
nov l6-u G street, TOdd's Ruildin11
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MUSICAL GIFT.

ID ECEIVED direct from the Publishers, o beautiful
III little holiday gift for children, confirming IS
pieces, arranged very easy for the Piano forte,
amongst which are
Hail Columbia Prims Donna Waltz
Yankee Doodle Carnival of Venice
Star Spanged Banner Norma March
Home Sweet Home Sontsg Polka
Last Rose of Summer Katy Darling
Switzers Song of Home. COMM thro' the Rye
&c. &c. &c. &c
Price 15 cents.
All DESTROYS Of obtsinng this beautiful COLLECTION
are requested to call early the supply il limited
HILBUS fIITZ
Music Depot.
N.B.-Just received Nathan Richardson's "Ncd.
ern School, for the Piano forte, in embossed bind.
ing. III.
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EANfL0HA Ms GOODS
" fu'i ssscf 81
6hir,s. oollsn, ot,vs4s, 0,cas, Neck TIA
er-is hall bsss, Glove q ell hnds
->a.esfs, suspssdA n very cheap.
YbnSY, f1D00 YBKBY.
CoFnsr of It'll street. and Pa avenue.
~. -dA> iQ-H
DLAYKHTE - -
ID A large stock OF Blankets from 81 up, som.
sXtfa good. YEKBY, TEBBS YERBY
Corner Of It'll sRest and Pa. svsaus.
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JOHN HITZ,
GENERAL MINING AGENT,
Address Box 1Ss, Washington, D. @.
dAc 1Q-3m
HUNT q DONALDSON,
n"H1TT7Ta

Rnnsylrania arenue, between 9th and lea sereess
Washington, d. c.
A BE prepared to perform all operations In every
IA branch Of Dental Practice in such Q manner
a. to insure satisfaction.
The former gives his whole attention TO the oper.
ative-the latter to the Mechanical Department
Manufacturing, as they do, ARTIFICIAL TEETH
from the crude material they are enabled to supply
any case with teeth and gums Of any shape color
shade.
An examination Of teeth and gums Of their manu-.
facture is invited nov IS-sm
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NJ EW and Attractive Gift BOOK 6
~ for the III OlidaYs.-GRAY& RALLAN.

NJ EW and Attractive Gift BOOKS
~ for the Fl olidays.-GRAY BALKAN
TYNE, 9TH street, 2 doors above ODD Fellows Hail.
respectfully invite the attention of the public to
their very extensive assortment of beautiful and en-
tertaining Gift Books for the season.
Their Books for the Young embrace nearly all the
new. useful, and interesting Juveniles published
and have been selected with special reference to her
moral bearing.
Their Books of Substantial Literature and Stand
ard Works, particularly those OF general religious
any store in this District.
Also, Writing Desks, Portfolios, Workboxes
Splendid Picture Albums, &c.
Valuable Books handsomely hound, suitable for
presents to Ministers and Sabbath School Teachers
hymns Of all denominations, Bibles and Prayer
Books in superb bindings.
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,S
Book Store, It'll street, near Odd Fellows Hail.
dec 2-tf
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FIRE. FIRE =,

LNRE Wo0D-A new yard just opened on the
Il corner of l4th and d streets at the Canal
Bridge. Persons wishing to exchange cash for wood
wholesale or retail, will find very superior quality
on the very best cash terms Please call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
ian 3-eO2w W HEATH
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China, Glass, and Earthenware Es.
fAhll Rh m anH

tab1tshment,
1M aFeet, bcftceen Louisiana ocenus and D st.
IINHE subscriber has just received from the North
L q splendid assortment Of China, Glass and
Earthenware; also, magnificent Girandoles anc
Lamps If many patterns, adapted for halls and par
lors. ~
Paints boiled and raw, linseed oil, putty, window
glass Of every variety, always on hand.
CLOCKS, Brushes, &c, and every article for general
housekeeping kept for sale.
c. 8. WHITTLESEY,
dee 3-h 9TH street
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE sEMINARY

GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEM1NARY,
GEORGETOWN, D. C.
TNHIS institution is open and in full operation
A few more pupils can be admitted into the
family.
Terms for boarding pupils $500 per session of ten
months, payable half yearly in advance.
French, music, drawing, &C., extra.
Day pupils from S. to $40 per quarter of IL weeks
Circulars and catalogues to be had on applicatios
to the principal. WILLIAM ]. CLARK,
oc 2S-du Principal.
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TRY-TRY-TRY


GtANNON'S VEGETABLE or BLoOp-PUR1FYING
v BITTERS. Rs- Ask for the bottle with the
Portrait OF the Inventor and Proprietor, and take
done other. wM. NJ. CANNON,
Washington DE-
70 whom all orders should be addressed for Age
lies. &c nov 3-W&Sam
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INLOWERS FROM STRATFORD-ON-AyON.-
i Gatherings from the Orchard" and Exotic
Birds"
These beautifully illuminated Books. with choice
selection Of the Standard Poets, and other Works IN
elegant and tasteful bindings. just received at
TAYLOR K MAUEY's Bookstore,
dec 21-tf near 9th street
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ID OSE's Universal Biographical
III Dictionary, in u volumes octave, London
1858. Price $2I. London price ten pounds sixteen
sbilngs sterling. Imported, three copies only, by
Jan l3--tf FRANCK TAYLOR
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Agent for Washington, d. c.. B. P. WORCES
TER, over Whitehurst's Gallery, Duvall's building
Medical Examiner, DIR. J. G.. HALL. Caug 3l-tf
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GENTLEMEN'S Travelling Shawl
" We have now on hand
- heavy superior Travelling shawls
Which We viii sell low for cash.
YERBY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Of 7th street and Penn. avenue.
dec LIT
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QUA supply demand, receind
NJ of Alden's Prepared Coffee, sweetened and
crcamed. be had in one minute, by dssolving q
teaspoc nful in q cup Of boiling water.
And Alden's Prepared Cccos, same properties O.
the coffee.
Also, Concentrated Milk. prepared from pure milk
made into paste, and will readily d solve msy he
used for all purposes, for which milk or cream j.
used.
Fer sale by SHEKELL BAILEY,
Successors 10 J. ID. Kibbey Co.
jan 13-3t No. 5. opp. Centre Market.
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Banking House of Pairo & NoufM

Banking House of Pair0 & N0uf@,
FIFTEENTH STREET,
Opposite the United States Treasury.
ok per cent per annum interest paid on deposits
~ Of one hundred dollars or over, when LEFT for
thirty days or longer. sepadly
Cash to Loan I'm Sums to Suit
DY LLOYD CO., Claim, Pension, and Bounty
ID land Agents, 18th street, opposite the Treasury
Washington, d. C.
Cash advanced on Claims, &c,
Claims before Congress or tho United States that
have been abandoned by other agents as ,corthless
have been successfully prosecuted by US. Letters
addressed as above, post paid, will be promptly at
ended to. dec lS-
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i The ILLUSTRATED iorden Almanac for 1854.
The great Illustrated Megszinv of Art for Jsnu-
airy.
Putnam's Magazine for January.
Blackwood's Magazine for Dec, mber
Grah.m's Magazine for January
Godeys Lady's Eook for January.
IIarper's Magazine for January will be publith'd
about the 9th Of January, ard for sale at the sgeEy
JOE SIIILLINGT0NiS Bookstore,
Ger. Ps. ay. and a. st odeon Building.
dec 3l-3t
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SOMETHING EXOUTSTTEI

OONE TdING EXQUISITE!
SEIENTY-TWO MINIATURE BOTTLES of fine
~ EXTRACTS for 81 25. These extracts are des-
tined to snpercede the use Of every other kind now
for sale. In small fancy Boxes for Is cts.
WIMER, 9th street.
Also, fresh supply Of new MUSIC received
dac
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ATE commend the perusal of the extract belO,
w TO cur readers Mr.. Full il 8 nercl ant o.
high character.
SANDY BOTTOM, MIDpIEsE1 Co., Va
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wsfbCTloSAIY AND OYSTER SALOON FOR
" 49, IN Wiling 10 sell out the entire stoch
ara Of my store, on It'll street above /. 70,
PI, pease ell On ne. Those Indebted to me-
Also, . Cynphfns Aur ale. &c p'''"'''
JAP NV w. KRyYzANoWsRT
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FINAL REMOVAL.

THE subscriber would inform his old c,storer.
AID TIE pusie generally, that hs has removed
Lls stock Of HARDWARE ffoa the Rfrst W.ri d
the is;se 'eore hons. r-csntly oce.pi-d BY Messrs
- an nr", % PsnH. arSs1s, ID door weet Of 10th
street., vhese he vii be permspentty loc,tei nj
bis gr,soy iserense1 hr4litses viii enable him 10
Supply all srs0 - hs i1s, ct as low prices as can
% obtained anywhere this Ade Of New York
jos. L. SAVAGE,
Wholesale and retail dealer 10 foreign and
Hardware. - e.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
TRIAL OF THE NoRTHRUP KIDNAPPERs.

SARATOGA, w ednesIayi Ju! ~ l7'i'
The trial Of the alleged kidnappers OF Solomon North
rup was resumed this morning. Thaddeus 81. John, an
old neghbor of the prisoners from boyhood remembered
meeting them in Baltimore and Washington, with the
oegro at the time spoken of. Saw them in Washington
the day Of Hsuisons funeral. They had long hair, and
clothes sseh rorn few days after met the prisoners
at Hayre dc Grace alone. Their appearance was much
ehanged-har cut short and new clothes. Russell ex-
hibiied money and made motions to show that he had
been gambling. Witness told him he was not smart
enough to win from southern gamblers; told him he
should watch the papers for robberes and murders ac-
cused him Of selling tic negro. and marked the price at
$780, And Merrill setting behind, said add $50 to that
stage driver remembered seeing Merrill at Saratoga
in lsA and described his appearance. Remembered
hearing tLat Solomon was being hired 10 90 South by
Merrill anu snother Cautioned him against going with
them.
The prisoners counsel waived al examination calling
Of witnesses In her behalf but coniende that the statute
OF limitations required Indictment to be found within
three years after the commission Of the ofensc.
The DisetAttorney coHtended that the crime was be-
ing committed long Nor!hrup was held in Slavery
and the statute Of limitation would only run from the time
be was liberated.
The Justice took the view and committed the
prisoners.
Solomon Ia. commenced suits for damages against both
parties and they have been held to bail in the sum OF
81 GOO esCh.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
LATER FROM HAVANA AND KEY WE>T-ARRl-
VAL OF THE ISABEL AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLE.Tos, luesdhyi July II, lc,''

CHARLEs1OH, IuesdHyi JuIy II IrI''
Tie steamship Isabel arrived a; Quarantine at II eloek
on Monday night and reached her wharf al clock tais
morning.
Her dates are Hsvsna the morning OF the -sn INST ana
Key West the evening Of tie same day.
Passed. of Moro Castle. French fngate- sad one
French steamer and of Key Wes; ship Moses Iaylos
The French Admiral, Duquesne whose deatA on the ~
inst Ia. been previously reported was TO be oaa 0" ''
eih. with greGi ponp.
The Spsnsh war ste amer EOnds de Rssia arrived 81
Havana the 9Th ins, with ?s soldiers " The infantry
regimen; cf iberia.
Be,ve tie I'D june and the eth inst, there had been
seven deaths from yellow fever at Key West-erong 'tem
Cept ~ scsith Of the L. :. Engineers, who wa su-
tesin,endng the construction Of bort Isyief
The brig wsrissa OF and from Tew-iork, bound TO ST.
Nsrks arrived at Key West OF the 2oth she went asnor
OF Long Reef, Cesars CIeek, on i1e Sth wa as
sisted 90 hy vreckers and sustained sut Little oarsaee
sslvsce suj e1perses e. So. Sic sad a,nie Coz s.
Mg.ss 0a to- ssb.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE-vETOO OF
TIE GOVERNOR.

CONtVND, " Ntdnteudyi JUy I~' ro"f
Gov Baker has vetoed one Of the bills passed this ses
SION az follows:
b.vc b,d nre-~nted 20 me for approval and signature
blj entitled an act in amendment of act 10 estab
sh the CITY of Concord. The third section of said bill is
as sonows: The CITY Council Of Concord may make,
"s,ahlisb publish alter modify, amend repeal ord
nances rules regulations and TO regulate or re-
train he sale or use OF all intoxicating drinks Believing
90 do tba. the Legislature hes constitutional right TO
Ta,h;t the nse of all intoxicating drinks therefore no
Constitutional right delegate such poH to the mune
nal authorities Of any city or town return the o TO the
Eouse of Representatives in which II originated, with
,hsss NV obections tSigned) n. b. BAKER.
The House parsed the Liquor bill this afternoon by
vote Of 1,s 10 lo6 Ii will not 90 through the Senate
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
,rrp FROM RIO JANEIRo.

R,IrlNoRY Wednesday, july Il, -, 1, =, N.
,rsSra dates ~ the th Of June. Robert e. Sco Amer
lean Consul at Rio came passenger IN nel
Uniyer.al good health prevailed at Rio III, psssf
The United Sts,ss frgae Savannah aGd storeshiP ey
were in por:Ntbs latter abou, to sail for Win
Lieut. To.ien Of the savannsh, who returns IN
of ill-heslth. . .oS tia
The brig Bainbrdge had sailed for Monteviaeosi S S
Cermantown was expected at Rio about the miauie VI
Jry. :-.y;,,
The Coffee market was fr,ncr, snd had an improyinS
tepdency sales at 1850 1900. Stock on hama avu
a. COO hsgs The HS aons that tho nov crop VI" 20
Of rfiher an inferior quality. EycaRgo on L'ho'l "'
quo,sd as .; d. prem.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
NOTHING FROM THE FLEETS
Dates Liverpool sna' London, !uiy |.

The British mail steamer Asis Aom Liverpool or Si'ur
dsv the lst inst arrived here Al o'clock last evening
The Liverpool Cotton market was A'eady closing Row
ever with rather less animation Bo'adstufs were De
pressed with sellers than bayern weather 'ery
favorable. Money maketcontnues cssy Consos steady
na3iael American stocks active, and higher.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
VERMONT STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

MONTPELIER, VT, Wednesday, July Il, 1904.
The State Temperance Convention, called TO CONSIDER
the proprety of nominating Temperance cAe' or S'a'e
officers is in session here to-day Gen. Walton OF no'pe
rer presiding. No nomination will probably oe inaav a.
communication. have been submitted BY both the Wig
na Dsoeratic candidates in which they fully indorse
the noy;sons of the Maine Liquor Law The attendance
!. on;tc lsrce and the proceedings harmoniouf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
.Trp yRON TEXAS. &c.

BAITINORE, " tuntsuHy, July - I''V'
A. o-,oors naners Of Thursday last are received.
~, -s." wv n,a;r Galveston dates 10 the I'd inst.
Ireccree irSm Nueces Valley and san Antonio reR,e
s.nt the InGsns peaeesbe Another terrible gaze naa
'eSsrsS, r. s Pinckney L. S. NJ died at Charles
Sunday.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
coxoprssIoNAL NOMINATION IN MAINE

PORTLAND, Nedno sday, June H. 1898.
The Wings, Free soilers and Moral Democrats oil the
Second Congressional District in Maine have united on
John J. Perry as their candidate for Congress Inc
ground on which the union is formed opposition to the
Nebraska bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
rnsticp. pat BY Lord Drdley s,rar. hc n,dc The o.

formation pat by Lord Duilcy Stuart h. made The Co.
wing unsatisfactory reply
with regard to tho Grst question OF my noblo sad,
namely. whether any treaty or convention hes boes
signed between Austria rnd ihe Porte with regtri {, the
occupation OF tho PIinciptifss by Aa'tHla tfoopsr
nav say that tie Government has received nior ni.i,s
that cor yenton hes beoa signed between Aa4iria and
the Sublime Porto for the psoa OF the Prscip pttes
By the Auaa irsops in either csso-wsetAer the 9is-
siais shall have volantasiy Quilted the Priacipahtes
or not. Hear, hoar.l Thst i to say. that II
Russia has voluntarily Quilted 'he prnc'Psl
,isr, the Austrian troops wIh occupy hsn. and
Russ has not quilted them ts hus.rans vii Oaer the
It I'M fSSts Tor the purF &c Of driving them oht
l'L.rs That Is the eject OF the treaty. This Gpyers-
neh' Las nos at present received chcis COPY Of ths
convention which has been sgnod and csnnoi there
'ore promise when At can be laid on the table. viii
gaIn 10 'he second question o.. the noble Lsri-aas,v
sht iher the intelligence which has been ve.y freely cs-
cnattd that the Emperor of Russs has acce, the ut
tmatun OF Austria has been conhrnesnd ,brlher the
teasnt oi the Russian troops irorn the Danab, w.
view 10 the acuation OF the Prime "A \, c,nss
quence cf understanding TO between Anstr sod
Russia Do official lniormSion Of that n,,u 4. ham
rece,e ed by The last time saw the Austr,,o Minister
he informed nc that had aohed Vienna aniI
say whether any subseqaent information hos ber
received
Ard in answer 10 question BY Sir H. Willsucbby
wheeler this country Great Brit.inl IL pay 10 ,he
10 Convention which the noble Logs states has been an
tered into between Austria and the Porte Lord John
Tssel curty replied: IL il Convention between Aus.
tEis and IL Porte snd Britain is moi party to IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

RE1REll OF THE RUSSIANS.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
THE AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION or THE PRINCE
(IPAIIrIES.

II he's been already that the entrsrce OF Austrian
troops into Waachia is decided Count Coronin with
first div sion. be followed by second has orders to
keep himse in readiness to descend the Dsnuhe far
Gurgevo. VI. dc Brsck has been ordered pct himself
in communication with the Pore, ond 10 conS
dersandng respecting the political and mitarJ c,mbna-
tions that will from the movement OF the Austrian
army Col Hsltk sets eu og the headquarters OF Omer
Pashs and has orders 10 communicate with the conmsnd
ers Of the French and English troops, but tho cabinet of
of Vienna will only take It's final resolutions after recev.
ing the reply of the Cabinet of 81 Petersburg To its last
summons. Col Manteuile would srrye at ST. Petersburg
on the 10th or Goth Of june Nothing would be done be-
fore the delivery of the PusSan note aud the reply Of the
Emperor Nicholas could not be known at Vienna before
the beginning of July
The total strength of the Austrian army Will amount,
fortnight hence 10 300 900 men, reaching line from
the frontiers Of Dnlmatie to those of the Bikovna Gen.
Hess, the commander rn.Chief is man Of ability saA
enjoys the confidence Of the army.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
RUSSIAN INTELLIGENCE.


81. PZTERsBCRG, June 1.-THE Emperor las become
remarkably reserved 10 those nearest his person.
The gaycs saloons Of have become gloomy the
Morgue. Politics or conversation with and battles
for it's topics creep out like appartons, that shun the
light Of day. The Emperor does not Ike his subjects TO
talk think about such things Whoever does not feel
exactly disposed to amuse people with hne-soundng
phrases 20 admire pretty little bracelets made out OF
Iurksh captured cannon. and worn by the Ladies'
Nbika -olikof Tschernchef, Benkend0rf abethl
and the Countess Cleopatra kcinmiciel. else on tho
English quay in the house OF the Baroness Caroline Steg
the Western or German Powers TO listen 10 the dsols-
aory retdDg Of war bulletins just from Bucharest.
which the Princess Iattana Pofemkn has brought to her
by special courier OF her own snd which she communi-
Gates in the way stated above to he. guests morning
evening coDyersazloDe mpropised for the purpose.
Why he shrgs bis shoulders holds his tongue aLd at tbe
Ios ventures smile on reading IN certain sinple minded
journals hot the Gerrnn party here is all for peace but
that il = kept down by the Russian party.
Berlin letter in ihe Augsburg Ahyemeipe Zeituag
tsns some very curpous details from IT. Petebgrg which,
II true. would tend to show thst foreign n,aon does
not appear there in the lgh. poss contingency.
All the palaces ave bean chang d into barracts tho
bc have been removed streets covered tents,
and 10000 W Blsbkirs AIMED with bows, arrows, ancea
and axes, have entered the capital AL commercial in
tercouTse IN ue Seya Interrupted; snly slow craft
laden with bricks hurrying down with
soldiers tOard 10 Cronsad mag be plying on the
river Everybody obliged to be at home "a o'clock in
the eyeniix, the Swn having teen proclaimed in stat0
Of siege The lover orders the people are said 10 b0
quite fan .csed % favor Of tic war their favorts adago
u, on political uatten, Our BatushkaCzs fAthsr-
Car knows sestwAst to DO" Foreigner have lately
been frequently nsred IL the streets Of the town and Tho
police have eautio1ed them venture into the out
krs as you'd be ost Of their power to aord them
any protection Only such foreigners allowed to
nnue tse1 stay IN the country as will Ggn obligation
!hai thsy are willing to submit in every point 10 Ruasso
laws and regulations. All the factories are at sand s
oI Of corA and trade generally quite prostrate.
we bono'~ the following from the Coprte Ze,tsny's
| CorresPond<=:
The demonstrations OF Russia sgsinst the Axstriau
iron'ee daily becoming and serioas. Sow
in trustworthy parties, Who returned the s0th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
FROM THE DANUBE.

The whole Russian army of occupation continues tA
back the SeTcth and pruth Details OF the ,vemenlB
wanting but tho troops retire cisurely and in good
order carrying with them their entire stores also tho pub
lie archives and other vauabes of the pr )vinces The
whole lard force Of the allies is this atvarus whsoos
il is surmi.ed, they will be embarked for the Crimsa.
The Austrian occupation leaves fee the Russian force
hitherto in the field and consequently learn that part
Of it ia already tho way to the Crimea.
The Czar Is his way 10 inspect the forfcations In
the Crmea. Prince Menchikof is appointed associate of
Prince Poshkiewitch.
The Wsllachian militia have received orders to follow
the Russian regulars to Toshaui.
The mdshipmcn OF the Tiger irigate have been sent
complete their studies at the University Of Moscow
The crew are TO be exchanged All the prisoners hsyc
been courcousy treated by he Russians.
The Earl of Errol, Captain in the Rifle Brigade ,s
under arcst for dsrespoct toward his sling officer
Gen. Yusnf has declined to accept the command Of tho
Bashi- -Buzorks
Marshal Armand in person, will command the expo
dition to the Crimea.
pontoon bridge at Kalareish broke down. June -.
with 500 Russian artillrrymen. most of whom were
drowned. and their guns were lost.
Gen. Schilders is dead, after suffering smputstoa o(
both legs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
10 INVADE THE CRINEA.

MEycH!EoFF APPOINTED TO COMMAND.