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Arrived,

NJ steamship All. Lost from Liverpool NOV = sass;
going 70 Liverpool h RIA NJ PISSED steamship EgeLs,
Ton Boston Oct 2 miles north o. rase.r nss ~
eaekanssd with ship second ds 1nensnAn4
pendant Ne s5 private asnsl red with .hlts ,ss seYp.s
10 be the Sir Robert PEEL NJ exchsnsed nfpes ~,
steamship Pseife from New Yoft (Soy ~ f~ hserpoL
I5b 7l0 p NJ exchanged signals With sesnsnP 1850 In;
rsvYoIk (nov 49, for Liverpool ssfe-@s OF '"e i"sA"
Lsht. - an. ALL
Bsk c.lestu. (sp.n s.r'.ut sasnO' AJ'' Vi a. AS''
ssd wool TO Assirre and Oslrg -. ~ a. n.......o
nSais,on & @ EIp.rsse.d heavy W soa n; w: gle
sehr Sarah Maria lSf coe sYraD go s. 49, a.
sebr Assuia (Br) coekssr. "ad''r 10 d. potatoes W
".. si EupAsui., EGrds'. P''EAsutA HA's 10 s. W.
Lew ~, t,,v1 Faulkner. Ee~ London, m bsliaS to
sVr.rss The J. W Is Intended for 'ae Boston hoe
Of psciisso rt (Br) Carr. s. John B. Ida posA.oss o.
% M
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THE RUSSIAN STATEMENT.

The Wnner Zeitung publishes the following dis
patch, which processes to have received from Kch-
eneff in gesssrabis, dated Goth October;
On the 25th Gen. Lprandi attacked the de-
tacbeo camp of the EDglsh, and took four redouots
which Pr detected their position. The assallans also
took eleven guns.
AT the same time such powerful cavalry attack
was made that probably cost the English half their
light cavalry. Lora Cardigan, who commanded, es-
capped With difficulty.
q Lord Dunkelhn was taken prisoner"
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assured Of this by competent persons-that the
wheat crop, though bearing the richest appearance
has proved complete failure, the ears being found
empty. without the farmer-a very intelligent
Scotchmsn in this csse-beiDg able to divine the
csnse. One Of the great difficulties the farmer
will have to contend with IN raising wheat il the
rapid growth Of the rank vegetation, produced BY
the richness of the soil and the damp air, which
generally choles the wheat before it has time to
ripen. From these causes the cultivation of wheat
Ia an all in Costa Rica
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TIE LONDON TIMEss STATEMENT.

The Times Gays: We have received, through our
correspond ent at Vienna, dispatch which was
"specslly forwarded from Constantinople TO Semlin
" and thence by telegraph:
:" News has been received from Sevastoop OF the
23d hat the cannonade had continued necessarily for
seven days. The fire Of the Rai SLAMS said TO be
slack eIipg, but the French works were not strong
enough and had been much injured. The English
were said 10 be within 900 yards Of the Russian works
A deserter has stated that the Russian loss is very
great. Machine Il s killed. A fire broke out in the
town on the morning Of the 23d, and was burning
when the sfea ner left"
A second Dispatch from the same correspondent
Gays of date even ng of Nov 2:
Official di spatohes dated October as for the En-
l,h French and Austrian Governments, received
here Vienna show that the siege Of sevastopol is
progressing favorsbly. They mention frequent rem
coDters but say nothing Of Liprandis alleged vic
tory The French Division from the Piraus have
passed the Bosphcrus, as Reinforcement TO the be-
sieg il army.
The Times adds that the above intelligence may be
relied upon. The affair took place near Eupatoria,
where the allies were on the look out for the sdvanc
yancipp reinforcements Of the Russians. The British
cavalry were attacked but the French advanced TO
their a,sistsnce and the Russians retired. The date
10 not exactly known but lie supposed to have been
the 23d October
! Another account states that two Russian men-of
war that had been careened over in the harbor 20
batteries had been sunks by the FIRE Of the
allies. The English had brought some long guns to
| bear on the ferry.
Lord Dunn ellins family has bsen informed by the
English Government that his reported capture is not
true, or at least doubtful.
From editorial in the Paris Pays we gather that
the French, after fighting, had taken possession
Of the Ceme,ry, which commands, on the south, the
/ Quarantine Bay. This would bring the French
approaches quite close TO the barracks Of Sevsstopol
Perhaps il may prove to be this position that the Rus
sians biveretaken.
The recent attack by was stated to De directed
against "ihe Quarantine harbor," but we have no
information that the fort which is the east Of the
bsy-that is between the Quarantine harbor and the
! town-has been destroyed.
1t il foreseen that more pitched battles must
be fought in the Cr pes and therefore he allied com
manetrs have determined TO reduce Sevastopol, il
possible, by bombardment, and thus economic the
| ives Of their troops
Capt Du Vsul de Dampierre, aid de-camp Of Gen.
| Bo,quet, taken prise ner by the Russians. He
begged the Russian General to send intelligence TO
the French camp that he was a prisoner, and not
killed. The Russian told him to go himself, which he
did and of course, returned and surrendered.
Wster begins TO fail in SevastOpol Every morning
women and children come outside 10 the wells, and
are permitted to return without molestation.
Lord Ragsn's chief interpreter, Greek has been
sent TO COnstaI tnOple for trial az Russian spy.
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Don Manuel Caraxe hIes the value OF imports
for the year 1852 at the Gum of $793 900, Of which
S7I3. OGO have been subjected TO duties and S9o,-
Geo have been entered duty free. This estimate
he establishes in the following manner: be says
in hi. report that the amount of duties received
during the year has been, in round numbers,
SlC5.0O0, which gives, as a duty ad valorem Of
Is per cent. on the imports entered at the port Of
Punta Arenas, the abeve-naned amount Of
$4,000.
Now If we consider the exports Of the country
during the same year of 1852, we shall find that
they fall considerably shor. Of that amount; they
are az follows:
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MARINE AFFAIR :.

The new steamship Cabs, recently built Tor James
L. Day, Esq, leaves from Thirteenths;. Pier, E. r
tbis morning at 81 oclck, on an excursion to Nor
wieh sno back, before taking her regular route be-
tween New Orleans and Mobile.
MORTALITY on SHIfsoARD The ship Conqueror,
from Liverpool, arrived this port yesterday he's
lost forty Of her passengers during the voyage, BY
sickness
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DIED.

QUACKENBUsH-On "wednesday 18th inst. Edsssstt.
dsush liter OF Atrsn Quact enbush
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited e.
nth st near Third sy. Friday afternoon ct 0coss
sIBBLL--On THURSDAY morning at ths residence OF T.
Chadeaym No 81 Rutses Ez,bsh Shell, widow Of The
late Joi Y. She'll
Her relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral
at the Friends Meerg 0ehstd st. at q ocIoeh, n, On
Friday. l7lh . ,
Her remains will be taken to Stamford Conn, By the ia
O'Clock NewHsyen Carriages Will be IN waiting 81 the
Anti
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LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday morning, Nov 4, 1854.
Barring Brothers qnote Consos s4i asa Bullion
in the Bank of England shows decrease Of Eiss 900.
Silver dollsfs are quoted at 81; bar silver, 5llii
doubloons, al; eagles, 56j2i.
The steamer Charity, from Quebec, arrived this
morning.
The mail 10 hand this morning brings no accounts
really later or more ineligible from the Crinea.
We have repetition IN various shapes, Of the pre-
yious news and statement that 10 tie l7h October
the .iege was progressing fsvorsbly. The city was
on fire in several pieces on the 18th and 18th.
There are runners of disturbances in Sicily and Ca
lsbris-
Il s rumored that Mr.. divers feet Of ships will be
offered FOR sale the 23d inst creditors being per-
nited to purchase 10 lae eItont Of sne-hf with Mr.
divers own paper. There are runners OF two or
three small firms being in embarrassment bat oniy
to trifipg AMOUNT
ATTACK BY 3o,O0s RUSSIANS AT eEsAo-
TOPoL-REPULsE WITH 'HrAi
SLAUGHTER.
OEeaLl sA1uRoAi' !-'' AN
Tie following ,elegrsphie dispatch he oeen re-
eeiyed THE P0reigu ohee iron Lo;d s9sa''c de
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF syw.YogK"".,
Cleared this Forenoon.

sts.rship-westsrp Port Hall. Baltimore, 1T. sndtA,
T. sdsrks Morrison, Phisd- phs.
ships-ses EymPh harding san Franeiseo Earle Weed,
Wisconsin Scott. Calcutta A huroford Bros Hsrvest
Queen, YoaDs, Liverpool. c. Aaishill Co
BMb-Flisbt, Calhoun. Savannah Durham Dimon.
Brig Lucy n. Chase Bissby Mobile r. 2. buek Co.
Scboopsn-G.llsso suIi III, Richmond, C. " Ptssssa, n.
Martin, Psribe, New Orleans, Nee, esdy, Mot Co ~
ward K2daer Tyler. Savannah. NeCre.dy, Mott Co r.
Burton hossrs Savannah, sess5t0p Tallman W. Miner,
Berry Esw.OrlesDs Lsns, West 4 Co.
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NEScHIKoFFs OFFICIAL REPORT.

The Journal Of So. Petersburg publishes an official
epitome Of the events which have recently taken
place in the Crimea Prince Menchikof reports the
Russian lOss in killed and wounded at the battle Of
the Alma, at $500. On the evening Of the l7lh alt,
be states that the English had only two pieces which
we're capable Of continuing the firing, and that the
French had BEEN sslenced earlier. A powder mags-
Iire had exploded. Fort Constantine had been much
dsmssed by the fire of the feet, and bastion No.
had 80 of it guns dismoun,ed Admiral Kornilef is
dead. and Admiral Nsehinoff wounded.
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and ERIE RAILROAD.-O,

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On
N .aa sfsr wednesd.y sept ~ sna sat fsrshs, Asess.
S...~oksr Per Of Daknsst fo1ova
Besslo ExUes< q A N. car Bafsso
Dunihk Frpsess o. Q A N for O1EAt
NAL Ct u A n foe Duashs AID sassis, and nsssns<sas
e.Atioos
RoeiIxns Pussnser q y N, iron foot q ChADeens
via Pisrnont Cor suferns ssS int media . StAfisaA
wsy P..sDs,r a4r n for otsvals and isssrDs<sis ~
rous
Nisht Exurss. At S. p ~ for Dsnkigf and Ba6ala
Eniusat a. p H. Cor Dvsssk and Buffalo, md starns1-
Stations
On SUNDAY, only Express Train, Of 81 ?. n
Thsss EIprs. Trains connect Buffalo Nth arssis.
srsrAa Lake Ere for 81 he LAfe -
a. Dulk h Nth the Lake Shore Railroad < Ctsved Go
IN nsti Toledo DetEoif, Chicago ke.
D. C. MeCALLUH, 0ensssl s1pefneo<ssA
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Our Agents.

JOHN McGoUs 1sts neGOun & Kswinl no 50 stser,
Ansny has The TkIBUSL for sale the arrival Of the morn
ms Express train from New-York.
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The above table which give merely to show
the proportion in which each foreign nation con-
tributes to the import trade Of Costa Rica is but
an estimate. There are no official documents
which show this proper ion, the above table hay-
ing been compiled by the writer, with the aid Of
two of the Oldest foreign merchants; the one es-
tsblished at the port Of pInta Arenas and the
other in the capital.) Should this estimate be
correct. il would give an amount Of above 500
600 as the invoice value at the port of entrance
the expenses on these goods from Europe or the
limited States 10 the port of Punta Arenas being
about % per cent. on the said value-which
IS far higher than the official estimate gwen
by the Minister of Finance IN his Official report 80
tie President May 1853
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
0LAGlb1H i - ~
ROBERT McMILLEN,

ROBERT MoMILLEN, By virtue Of an order
VS. Of sale in Partition,t to me
CYNTHIA WESTON, ct ais directed in this case, is
sued from the court Of common pleas of Carroll county
Ohio, win offer for sale at public outcry at the door OF
the Court House, in the town Of CarrOlton on Tuesday
the seventeenth day of October next the following real
estate situate in the county Of Carroll aud State Of Ohio,
and described as follows A part of the SOUTHEAST
quarter of section twenty nne 29 township fourteen,
(l4) OF Range four al bounded on the South by the
lands Of solomon Hartman on the East BY the lands Of
Daniel Gaut on tie North by the lands of John Wes-
ton, dec eased and the West by the lands of James
MoGinty containing about one hundred and twentysx
(l26) acres.
Said premises are appraised $500; subject to the
dover estate of Rebecca Heston, assigned to her by
metes and bounds, and fortytwO acres in quantity
Terms of Sae one third in cash. third In one year
and the remainder in two years with interest from day
Of sale to be secured by mortgage or otherwise.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
MICHAEL SALSBERRY,


VS. order Of sale to
JOHN JACOB KEssEL and Wife, me issued in par
ttion in this case from the court Of common pleas OF
Carroll county; Ohio will offer for sale at public out
crv at the door of the Court House, the town of Car
roton, in said county Of Carroll Ohio, Tuesday the
seventeenth day oOctober next the following described
real estate to Wit Situate in the county Of Carroll and
State of Ohio viz part of the South West quarter Of
section number fourteen. 4) township fourteen, Of
range number six 6begnnng for boundary at the North
West Of said quarter section thence South twenty
chains 20)seventytwo ink72to post thence EAST for
tyone chains to the East line Of said quarter section
to post thence North twenty chains (20 and orytwC
links 42) to post thence West fortyone chains al
to the place of beginning containing eghtyfve acre
and seventeen hundredths of acre or less SaC
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in hand third in year. and the remainder in two
years with interest from day of sale.
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Sep II, 1854, bwPrfSi, go
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
jHA RLES STRATTON. ]
Pursuant to an order
of sale to me issued in

ChA hLEo pIhAIlON. TuTsuduJ 10 al OlueE
vs \ of sale to me issued in
ELIJAH STRATToN, ct ais. Partition in this case
from the court of pleas Of Carroll county, o.,
will offer at public auction, at the door OF the Court
House, in Carrolton, Uar:o county, Ohio, Tuesday,
the seventeenth day Of October next the following de-
rbed real estate, wit Situate in the county Of
Carroll, and Stale Of Ohio, viz part Of the North
East quarter Of section two township fifteen, in range
five, bounded as folOws-beginning at post in the
county line, fifteen chains and twenty-five links East
from the quarter post thence along said line four chains
aud eghtytwo links to stone, thence South iva. To-
eleven chains and Two links stone in the road thence
along said road North seventy nine and onefourth de-
gees West four chains and eighty links to stone
thence North iva 2o ten chains and fifteen links to the
place of beginning containing five acres more or ese
er estate Of Deborah Emmons, of yearly rent Of six
dollars and sixty six cents,
Terms of Sae--0ne third in hand, one third in one
year. and the remainder in years. with interest from
day of SALE JOHN II. WHlTOR4Ff, Sherin,
Sept IA, 1854, 5WprfS4, 90
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