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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-27

FUTURE DAYS


ExTENsIvE Sale OF va
TsGsT 3.,sos snd VI. h.sinD =
il &. c. oe. q
ed 70 the subscrbers for ths payment Of said Mel
son': ssst. Il h: Properly every ds.sP,cu
deed and Ia compliance with its terms, will expose
to sale at public snetion Louisa Court House, Va
the following days all the Property in said deed GEN.
veyed, or 20 much thereof % may be necessary to
comply with the requirements Of the deed.
House.
1899 acres Of Land on Beaver Greek.
529 acres, called the Talley Tract
aSl acres, nsar Louise c. H., called the Homo
9o6 acres on the waters of Harri.' Greek.
$50 acres, near Louisa Court House, known % the
Chile4 Tract, he.
(Allin the county of Louisa)
The property at Louisa Court House, consists of
the rhoIe riRage, except one small tenement, and is
conceded by ali to be of the most valuable Tav-
ern and Trading stands in Eastern virginia-has on
u at present large Hotel, number Of Stores, Of
tees, Shops, and Dwelling houses. and has attached
q most valuable Farm, of about 400 acres
valuable Farming Lands, in healthy and thriving
neishborhoods.
The several Real Estates will be subdivided for the
posed subdivisions will be prepared for public inspec
son a. Louisa Court House, on or before the 10Th
Jay OF June nexf.
The Personal Estate conveyed, consiats of seventy
NEGROES, unusually likely and young. many Of
them most valuable traGesmen and house se,raats;
very largo quantity of Hotel Family FURNl.
TURE Carriage and Harness; Buggy aud Harness;
and all the Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; the
Crops and Plantation Utensls and every other art-
Gle of personal property belonging to Mr.. Melton.
The property now offered for sale, is the most va
liable and extensive which has been put in market
in this re sioD Of country for many years
Either of the Subscribers will gladly give any ipfor-
nation which may be asked, and Mr. Melton will
exhibit the property to any one wishing to in
spect it
If the day named for the commencement of the
sale should be unfair it will be begun ON the next
fair day and will be continued from day to day until
completed.
The Terms of sale will be-for the Slaves cash;
and for the other personal property credit of six
months will be given, to bear interest from the day
of sale; and for the Lands the terms will be accom-
modatng and made known on the das of sale.
The deed provides that all prior liens on the pro-
perry shall be paid in their ORDER of the proper
ty respectively ubject to them-the purchasers will
be permitted to apply the purchase money accord
ingly, and therefore will obtain complete title: but
of course the subscribers viii only convey such title
as is vested in them by the deed.
EDWARD Fl. LANE,
JAMES L. GORDON Trustees.
CHARLES w DABNEY,}
Louisa 9. H., May 10Th, 1854.
N. B. The above is with my consent and ap proba-
ton ELISHA MELTON
iy T-St
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, July 25-The early morning
train from New York ran Off the track near Prince.
ton. The passengers were uninjured, and were
brought to the city by an extra train. The baggage
and newspapers reached the city at o'clock this
evening.
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STOLEN-On Sunday night last, Brass
like our horse pistols. The barrels foot and hat
or two foot long. 1t has the initials &c B." on it
the stock. the raDrod is new and has on the end
Of it ball screw. Ten Dol ara reward will be given
for the apprehension and detection of the THE f. and
the return of the gun. EDWARD BLOOMER
jy 26-StA Valley street
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VERY IMPORTANT DEcrsIoN-The ATTORNEY
General, in disposiDg of question recently arising
in connection with the Government property at
Harpers Ferry, has decided that officers OF the
Government or other persons residing On land &C.
ded by any of the States to the United States are not
subject to be taxed by the authorities of the States
and are not in general amenable to the State labors
or municipal reguations.-Spirit of Jefferson.
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CANADIAN ELECTION

QUEBEC, July 2o.-On Monday four members of
the government were elected by reclamation, viz :
Attorney General Durnmond Solicitor Gen. Nor.
rison Commissioner of Public Works. Chalet ;
Provincial Secretary Charean
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MOVING MACHINE TRIAL

CooPERsTowN, N. Y, July 24-In the u s. CIR.
cult Court, Judge Nelson, in Chambers, has granted
an order in the case of Howard and others VS. For
bush and others, restraining the defendants from
making, using or vending the Forbush moving ma
chine.
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BY KENT, PAINE KENT,
ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS Al
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
Office at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl NJ.

STOCK OF CONFECTTONALIEs.
~ FANCY GOODS, CHOICE CIGARS. STORE
fIxTURES AND SALOON FURNITURE AT
AUCTlON.-Being ready to open my new establish
ment, No. 156 Msin Ct, next door above the Ex-
change Bank, will sell at Auction, on THURSDAY,
at my Old Store and Saloons No. l5z Main ct , next
door below the Exchange Bank. the entire stock OF
FIXTURES therein. consisting of-C onfectionsries:
Wines Pickles; Candies. ard Fancy Goods auuO a.
sorted choice Cigars Store Fixtures and Apperauses
FURNITURE of the Saloon consisting OF Settees:
Chsirs; Side and Centre Marble-Top Tables; Engrs-
wings; Mirrors &c.
Ase-1 Soda Pump with six Fountains, Coolers,
Draw Pipes &c. =
TERMS made known at sale.
JUAN PIZZINI
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
iy22
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STREET Observation-Disclosures

Oh. worthy neighbors, one and all,
If we are worthy of your call;
There is a street upon Church Hill,
Call twenty-four you know it well.
We all in one accord agree
To make the street as it should be;
We all have strivn with kind oblige,
And raised DER it a wooden bridge.
We are ordained the truth to tell
One of our neighbors sunk a well,
And right upon this very street,
Where law and justice does not meet,
This man, unjust, 80 impolite,
Did this through mean officous spite.
But still the law will have its course,
And public opinion will enforce,
That no such breach of public rights
Shall be allowed upon our streets.
Although we in the country live,
Our courts will rights to neighbors give;
rity friends should disagree,
But as it is it still shall be.
IT'S true we often him did tell,
That it was wrong to sink this well;
But he through envy would insist
Against his neighbors' kind request.
But the next court dsy we do call
On justice then to settle all;
If his cause be right or just,
To trample on the public trust. jy 26-2t+
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

STAMFORD CT, July 24.-Yesterday afternoon
the boom of a sailboat upon the Sound came around
with such violence as tc knock overheard young
man named John Scoield, who sank before his
companions could reach him.
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FAILURE ATROSTON

BosToN, July 25-A large shoe firm on Pearl
street. was forced to suspend payment to-day
Their liabilities stated at $30O,000 and their
assets are much larger 1t is believed they will re
sumo in few days
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CEILING OFF AT COST ONE WEEK

SELLINU VI Z al COOI ONE WEEK
~ NOTWITHSTANDING yet q very large stock on
hand, will continue to sell off week longer
My ass ,rtment of ID RY and FANCY GOODS is com
plete and great many articles will be offered much
cheaper than they usually sell for-vz: Ladies' Kid
Gloves. black, 25c and white Ones superior arti.
Gle, SIZE. pair; Brown Linen Table Covers ST. !, a
piece; Jaconet Inserting SC per yard Needles &c..
for &C.; Children's long Combs &c. piece and large
assortment of fine Fans at extremely low prices
Give me a call before purchasing elsswhere--you
may expect to get bargains at
VALENTINE COHEN'S Store,
jy N-6t* Corner 9Th aud Broad SITS
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THE CHOLERA IN BOSTON.

BosToN, July 24.-Nne deaths by cholera have
been reported here since Saturday; eight of the VIC
tins were foreigners.
The weather is still quite het. The thermometer
at noon indicated 81 degrees in the shade.
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There Is some talk of duel between Daniel E
sickies, American Secretary Of Legation at London
and John Van Buren, on the arrival of the latter IL
England.
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An elderly gentleman OF Jefferson county, near
charlestown, by the name Of Frazier, was badly
injured Wednesday morning by falling from 4
wheat rick, whilst aiding 10 stacking wheat.
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VARIETY MILLS DESTROYED

COLUMBUS, GA, July 25-The Variety Mills at
this place were destroyed by fire to-day. Loss
$4,000 and uninsured.
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CHOLERA AT MANCHESTER, N. H.
MANCHESTER, July 25.--Three deaths from cho
lera occurred at this place today
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NOTICE.-Haying qualified as Curnto

NOTICE.-Having qualified as Curator
~ upon the estate of the late CHAsTAIN FARRAR,
hereby notify his customers and the public gene.
rally that the COAL business will be at the
same place and upon the same accommodating terms
90 heretofore Lump and Arerage Coal will be deliv.
ered at the shortest notice. and those customers lay
Ing In their supply during the Summer months will
next.
hereby appoint Mr.. C. B. L1PSCOMB nv Agent
for sales of Coal and the collection of ell debts due
to the estate eff decd husband and for all sales
Haoe py MIN, whose acts shall be binding upon me.
C. M. FARRAR,
-, Curator of the Est. of C. FARRAR, decd.
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THE COTTON CROP

CHARLESTON, July 23d--Telegraphic advices
from Alabama and Louisiana represent the growing
crop OF cotton as looking exceedingly well, and
an early and full yield is anticipated
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CHOLERA ON LAKE ERIE.

BUFFALO, July 24.-The steamer Mississippi
from Landiss, KY had three fatal cases of choier,
on board on the down trip yesterday. This city i
healthy.
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.
THIS Institution is situated on Church
Il Hill, Richmond, Va, in delightful, airy posi-
ton, and is furnished with every convenience.
The Lying-n Wards are peculiarly commodious.-
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
all patients placed under their charge,
TERMS.
Colored patients. ...................&5 per week
Whites. S6
Privatssaccommodations .........$7 to $40"
Thes4 rates embrace all charges for Board, Medi.
cines and Medical and Surgical attendance.
e. No contagious diseases admitted.
PHYSICIANS.
F. MARX, M. D., F. H. DEANE, M. D.,
R. G CABELL, M: D., JAS. BEALE, MD.
JAS BoLTes, M. D., +. w. RoDpEY. M. D,
jy 22-d6clm*
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~. noa . isTEnPERAscE.-The N. Y Co,r;.r
ssIes tnat 1t appeared la evidence. st an iuu.Mr
ap0n tas eed Of woman 10 that city, on Tbuss
Ten month"; nSa been constantly drunk for the last
che drank sixteen quarts Of beer bes,de. aer dsat
able brandy and rum 'e''a'' e""s'der.
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THE RAvAGEs OF THE CHOLERA AT BARBADoEs.-
Barbados papers have been received to the 9Th ut
The cholera is still raging there. and the l4th had
been observed as day Of solemn prayer and hunt
hshon, that the pestilence might be stayed.
The Globe publishes return Of burials to the 2ftb,
" wnlcn account 1t will be that no fewer than
s, ues,hs mad been accounted for. But from the
" accurate returns, especially from the rural
persons had We. sonlsstnIea that no less than $500
On tbs 81. amen victims 70 the mortality.
ber of st. OF the disease. On one day the num-
the Glahs hwete computed at 3ii ACCORDING 10
ON. .p r.. number Of the mortality oa the dss on
go the isss 8 ioss,%spt: at Indian was
sad on The 2ad 10 ~ % me 18th i hsd fallen to 1872
great In ths hospitals WAS aiarming,y
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By RICHARD CAUTHORN.

Try GOODS AT CTION-On
II WEDNESDAY, 26.h inst , at 10 O'clock at INV
Goods. -
CLOTHING.-Also,a invoice Of Clothing, con-
sisting OF Cashmere and Cloth Sack and Dress Coats
Cashmere Pants Cotton Hose, Linen ard Cotton
Goats and Pantaioons fine Liuen-bosom Shirts Sue-
penders. Crsvats Table Cloths, sc.
BOUTS AND SHOES.-Aiso, lot of Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
jy u r. CAUTHORN.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale has been postponed to FRIDAY.
18th inst, at 10 O'Clock. r. CAUTHORN
26 --~''
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PROPOSALS will be received at the
Il store of GEO. SAUNDERS 4 BRO. Broad IT.,
until the 3oth inst, for the Grading and Masonry o.
PLANK Road the work to commence within ten days
after the party whose bid may be accepted shsu
have been notified of the fact.
Profile and specification to be seen on aRpncsuon
to the UNDERLINED. JNO. B. CkENsHAW
jy 20--td flest =. . - ~
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WILL be ready on the LIST August, third
W Edition of the new popular Virginia Story
ALONE, by Marion Harland; in one handsome limo.
voiume.-Price III Is. A. NORRIS, Publisher.
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nRIVER WANTED.-AW Wagon Driver
~ TOT the balance of the year Of steady. industri-
Gus habits-one who can come well recommended
Apply to THOS. WILLIAMS,
Lumber Dasler,
jy 25-3tA Corner 9Th and Byrd sts., on Canal.
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MARBLE WORKS
MILLER & VINCENT.
MARBLE WORKERS ON Main

ly1 between 9Th and 9Th streets. and nearly onno
si'e the Second Baptist Church opPo
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, FONTS, &c of foreisr
and domestic Marble, made In the most modern anS
best Style ofthe art.
CARVING and LETTERING executed In man
ner not to be snrpassed here or elsewhere.
anime specimens Of work executed by them. az III.
best test ofthsir merit jy l8-d3m
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T INBEED OIL; White Lead
n White Zinc Paint; Blsts's Fire Proof Pa M !;
Window 0ass; Painters Coloum, VaTnishes &C. 4 Q I,
for sale By PuhCELL, LAOD co,
jy2g Druggists, Nc. 90 Main 1t.
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THE CHOLERA AN THE FALLS OF NIAGARA

III NioLEhh a ihE FALLS VI MALARIA
NIAGARA FALLS, July 25 There were several
deaths from cholera yesterday in the neighbor.
hood Ut the suspension bridge and everybody
was leaving as fast as possible Three or four dol.
lars per day was offered for aborers, they having
all lied from the vicinity.
Two unfortunate creatures died alone Yesterday
in shanty near the bridge and their bodies laid
therein a horrible state Of accommodation. nobody
being willing to enter to assist in buryipg them
They were obliged this morning to burn the shanty
to consume the bodies
terday.
The cholera at the suspension bridge is abating
to-day. Numbers OF shaniies erected by the Irish
laborers have been burned down The health at
the Falls is good, and visitors not over crowded
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN h co.
Doors, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
will sell at O'clock at Auction store. $50 Cases
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS; all fresh and desira BILE
goods.
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 500 and over, mos.
credit, for approved paper
jyl8 DAVENPORT. ALLEN & Co. Aucts.
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COEGRESS-TUESOAY

The Senate spent most of the day in further con.
sidsnns the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation
Bill
In the early part of the day, Mr.. Evans made an
effort to have considered the bill from the Committee
on Revolutionary C. aims. Mr.. SlIdeI urging that 1t
must lead TO several days debate, it was postponed
TO the first Monday in December next-ayes "a
noes 81.
In the House of Representatives. the Senate,s
amendment to the California, Washin gton and Ore.
gon Postal Service Bill concurred in This al
lows certain mail matter to be carried by private ex
presses.
motion to reconsider the vote on the passage of
the Fortifcation BILL was laid on the table by a vote
of n TO TO-
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole upon the Navy Appropriation Bill MT b.
cock at length his bill to re-organize
the Navy, by establishing an increased rank enhauc-
ing the pay of officers and sesmen and providing for
a retired list. Among the amendns nts adopted was
cue 10 prohibit the shipping of liquor board ma
tionsi vessels to be used beverage by either off.
Mr. Dswson gave notice that he would tomorrow
ask the consideration of the Homestead Bill, with
the Senatss amendments.
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MILLER WANTED.-Wanted imme-
AN1 distely at our mills, a fifth MILLER, of stea-
dy, industrious habits, who can come well re.
commended. Apply to
jv 22-d2wc2w HAXALL & co
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rT,EN NEAT HOUSES FOR RENT
! il We Offer for rent TEN FRAMED HOUSES
lust compieted on Jefferson, between broad ano
Marshall streeta near Brook Avenue: Eacn nouss
contains about rooms, With out oundins1 &C. suo
from their convenient location and good arrange.
ents are well suited for stores or shops Of any kinds
Those IL want win do well to apply st once e
jy6 TA1LOn = y 1917 = -.
NHURCH HILL ALUM WATER
~ Persons wishing e procure snln Waler Va. nv
Lewis, on Church HUI. :. - -
NOTICE. - The subecnber having chang
IN his occupation Of businese respectfully Solicit
Also, hiring ont Negroes and renting ont houses-.
Ofiice for the present on l8th q between Main ana
FrsnIiin HENRY =. JONES,
~ M-iNs General Agent and Collector.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-All person,
IL havius claims against the estate q James 30
sher, Iseesssl ars rsqsestsd % present them pro.
psry authenticated and those indebted 20 male pey
LEWIs b. CRENoHAW,
I u ll-s Exse1ies 81 James 1oshes. dssl
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- LOST-A liver-colored POM
- TER DOG. He followed gentleman to
the Slash Cottage, on Thursday night the Goth in
slant. He has secular with my name on it; white
breasts and all four of his feet are tipped with white
Any information concerning him, left with Mr..
Thompson, at the Cottage or myself in Rich
mond will be thankfully received, and reward paid
to the finder. JAMES BOLTON,
At w. p. W. Taylor's Shoe store,
jy 25ISt Corner Of 4th and Broad sts.
- STRAY DOG,-Strayed from
the subscriber, on Saturday last, a liver
colored Setter DOG, about u or Is months old
The finder will be rewarded by leaving him at tn il
u Ss-st. On Clay st, between nth and isiih.
La M EEs::=zss.sa NOTICE-EXTRA
TRAIN ON THE OCCA-
SION OF THE PROTRACTED MEETING AT
THE SLASH COTTAGE, ON SUNDAY, S0th inst.
On Sunday, the 30th inst, the occasion of the
protracted meeting of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, which commences ON Saturday, 18th, ct the
Slash Cottage, an extra train will leave the Depot
at o'clock A. H.; aid returning, will leave the Cot
tage at 6 O'Clock P. M.
Fare for the round trip 81; children and servants
half price.
And such persons Is may desire to take the Mail
Train going and returning, at liberty to do 20,
like terms '&s
For the information of the public, it il proper to
state, that Lunch be obtained on the ground at
reasonable rates. SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office of R., f. and P. r. n. Co.,
Richmond .Julv "a 1854 IL q
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WANTED-For the balance Of the year,
" sW0MAN, who can cook, wash and iron.
!, nIso NAN ~ tbs day OF month, who cau do
haie OF anything. Enquire at this ONCE
y 21-ss Z. b. ROBINSON.
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" A Mt E d. wish to hire by the
w mouth, white WOMAN that c an cook, wash
and iron for small family.
EDwD D. EACHO,
jy 70 Gen. Agt. and Collector.
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w the month, good SERVANT, to wait on
sck gentleman, either 9 male or female. For one
that can come well recommended, liberal wages will
be given. Apply to J.. C. HUGHES,
On let st., between Main and Cary SITS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

vr...A-.. loves q 0ronde Simsw snd nov that ~ has
completely swept them away from Ah ON so,sy ~
thcueht bodied In this English dseatss sHd rauaa "a
into the columns Of their own journ. most naturally
on which AL At homo An not that the soa
tsual sight Of such things may b. AMENDED With some
..msmbsr their own psrHs.s.tsry ssssmbliss m" sSs
at BAbyl they Win sshsr ait down weep or
what y much more prcsasl they may t.ls eaos more
Of their successful though otssa frusss struggle
The reception given 70 Paes Napoleon 81 Brussels has
faa, royal scsls met him in every direction AID II
bis host was not ct the bottom Of his heart particularly
DELIGHTED 70 sss him. there vas y. external Of
In company with ths DIXIE Of BabAat he Waited the bar
racks in Busss occupied BY the Guides and Caabnisr
mes Of the trs ,ps sui the Oolonss il the name Of
their mea qusstsd that the might be given to the
POOR Prince Napoleon acssdsd hswsvsr with great tact
Everything doise in earnest nov to give gay cir to
the season hinistsrs ars now opening their spsutid
salons to the world, and almost every night there 10
ball. saeh vspg in tasts and magpHcsncs With the other
Al the TuisEiss thers ID 81 last every week bal
coxame Of few aghts since, in which he Empress
appeared In Greek d. sss and formed q1adrs where
al the partis: were similarly h.bed Another vas form
q y he: maids q. q S Cs.; @
fourth in the olympic costume but the difficulties or the
toilette were found TO b 90 even for French
Al n. Italian Opera the rraadsushssr OF ths ess.
batsd Kara Giorgewich made her d in the part Of Lu
crexiA borga but bor emouon Was 30 onur~y oserWne
Ing that II literally impossible for the numsrous and
auditory to form any opinion Of the merits
Of MILE Psrowcb me other parts we're oiled BY NArio
rAmburin and Mile Esnssts Grid. Bat for the reason
have given above. the performance altogether, was
disappointment To compensAts for It, Aboni aopsarsd
fs~ nights after In LA Gsxza Ladrs" Miastta. and
though much cannot certainly b said OF the acting few
bpgs BE- imagined moro perfect than thu singns,
each succeeding morceau seeming to surpass that which
prscecsd II.
At the Porte st. Martin, the drama Of "Ls Jsunssss
6es Aoufqueaires founded upos the aut Of tbs series
of rorsnces written by Alsxancre Dumas. OF which
these gallant she heroes has bean brought
out here this week with whioh promises to
new the career Of popularity IL enjoyed some years ago.
when 1t was pyetuced ct the Theatre Hlstonque It u
ex remedy well got up, and tho principal character,
DAtaepan, II, - formerly. represented BY asingus
wfo plays II with great spirit and originality.
Accenns from Madrid mention n CO TArgot As still
unable to leave his bed
The arrival Of the English funds at S2S has sivsn
great buoyancy to the enoh For the account rhres
closed at tsf 500 Four aid half per Gents at OF 500.
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THE FLEETS.

The combined fleets returned TO their Anshorage on
ccostantincps on the 27i, without having sesn single
Russian ship Of durps the three weeks cruise his
Is the same story that told previous 70 thu disaster q
sincps) The steamer Nssr sent 70 eounssrnA.d The 70
turn OF thu fleets met them close 10 the bhorus The
weather had bees favorable AID Ne ships had sustained
no damage II stated that frssh troops ssd snmu
escort Of the allies.
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