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Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

~ Some t,ilov, drcllfgly h1iislol
v,,a Ctoaia Sf4@li. hl. d,lsl tic
ht number II tha Helena Star with
WaaloulG d-nunciat'an and abuse Of The
committee arr5irtai by ,h' city auihori,ir.
of Memphis to visit Little Rock, to repre-.
sent the in'afe., sl. by Memphis in tho 10.
cation of the Mississippi terminus Of iha
Cairo anl Fulton Railroad. George j..
Prentice Zen aud every body cleo who
ia, larlip express an opinion favorable
90 lbr Nomthis terminus The R7m1c
gae5s over Which 'iisycn1mJui sshblcr
spsw' ont biz billIa4.mla AMI ballerlash.
j LrlsDls aul it ia evident. from the
l,'te arl venom with which be cndc4y.
or+ 90 hr@iim hgiieF people Than him 90.
HAT eue ono hss very recently tllca his
mogaur The tone anl temper Of Lis at.
ts'csap aieu. ELlt mi ght have been cxIcet.
ciin rHfraIe from au Lisbmaa whl had
fret returned from fair. whcr, bo bad re.
ro.gel tho worst OF shilallh Gght-bo is
out Of bamor with lim',lf, and every body
else.
LEoSDas has evidently got into tie
wong p5a somewhere, or pitched into ,hc
wrong iaa and in bis attempt to make the
world believe linn a tim. has disclosed
DE mn;aahablo evidences II bis genus,
anl written himself an ass.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
Outrageous Affair.

4 most brutal AMI das,ardly alteml, at
assassination was pefpelraiod a few days
since, in Columbia county, Ark, near the
Louisiana State line, tho particulars of
which art Is loiuasi
De- \ j. RGha. formerly resident Of
this parisb aud well known 10 many of our
citizens, baa recently moved to new loca.
ton in Columbia caantH Arkansas, where
he i, uow living in an unfinished house
Is there WIS no chimney To the hause, him.
saif and VIE upun tue evening of the oc.
emrcuee Wefa sitting By the fire built in
tie door yail. WhIla thus seated gun
was hrad N Dr. Burke from behind soma
bushes neaf tie dwelling. The shot, how.
syer, w9fiHe an Intellectual one, Dr. Burke
Immediately rushed into the house and hay.
ms procured his double barrel gun, came
un. and Glal in he direction from which
lie supposed lhe mufdetous patty to have
fsed upon lin, lron this Mrs. Burke
p6e5jyius Inc imminent danger in which
her husband was pae5d, and thinking that
her iu,effosition would prevent the conceal
ed parties from Shooting agnin. placed her.
sslf between DR. Bnrsa and the bushes from
whence lhe first shai had been fired
Nhilc in this posjliaa analher rifle was fred
I'm the hazhss The Fall o, which entered
one o., tils Buyaea sbauIlcls. passed thro'
ihr back uf her neck and went cut at the
tihor shoulder, While Dr. Burke was en-.
msed in conveying his wounded wife into
lie house, 80 ~ nHfa discharges Of shot
affo fred a. him, Int without effect, Tho
.ha. us..Hs I'm al lha door aud lodging in
faa opposite vall judging from The mum.
lag suI character Ut lie discharges, there
asfc FfaIaHlY lru HH Hra Tsisaaz conceal.
II with tfs d. ia = laelY a=sasina,ing
il. Iu.aa= Suspicion. Wt learn. rests mp.
n man aamei B5iaai with whom Dl.
HuSo had a d.ii5aIfY iu.i previously -
TaIs suspicion confirmed By thg iaet ti,at
Hfaut dzz lab siae he occurrence Of the
alyc event lis az a..as sill remain
mai'.,agefsl Na fuac, W afa happy
N .5aru + pronounced aa' % .laHzar
fGftarp- iaHaeaif
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

Is AFpEE Moro A CnzES OF fuE e.
Sr'rcs.-An important decision was made
on tlo 2),A ul., ia tie t. s. Circuit Court
OF Illinois in session at Chicago, in case
in which free negro was tho plaintiff
The plea fled BY the defendant alleged tho
plaintiff to be a free negro and not eiti.
,0 Of The United Shtal, entitled to main.
tain a suit before the Z. S. Circuit Court
This plea was sustained by the Court. Thc
Chicago Times learns that Judge McLrAs
coiBcidcd in this opinion.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
Orr r,en,nIe ae,nlnary.

II VIII be seen by an advertisement IN
analhcr column Of to,day's paper TINT Mr..
Jayncr, Of whom we sfal,e. some time since,
as having purchased prof. slaek's property
IN dis Place, far educational purposes will
afm lis Fsmalc Schoal hero on tho first
Monday of February next
The fine Of these building and grounds
far the healh. accommodation and comfort
Of borders is we'll huosn, and We need on.
i add that alr. Joyner gives ample o,sur.
anees that netting sla'l bo lcit nndonc on
bls part, to enhance The advantages Of loca.
ton, or to giso entire satisfaction to his pat.
rona
OF Mr.. layners qualifications .sa teach.
sr. and character as man, We have the
falea rfoof. in letters from Brownsville,
Tennessee whore he formerly resided, aud
from Louisiana, where he has recently
tanghi and We have only thee question,
to a-k--
/. It de'iaallc to haTe cool school in
tbs placa Viii slsh n school benefit oar
community Are ne allie to ,nstainh,
Il would b lfiouit 10 find a person who
would nj ~ iha, lie desired = god school,
bai ibis dF.i9o Is usually, TOO much Ike
lhat of The ueildliug who expresses his De.
sife for the alsaneeaea; Of relis ion. while
hs drr. nothing 10 promote it What we
Vau, in the eau,c ef education Is mol the
desire which dies upsa the lp-wo want
the desire Wl.iFh indaees mon 10 throw o'l
lAeir le'har.Y. prompts them 10 action. and
cad, to practical and useful results The
i sire dr a lling without taking any step,
10 obtain shsi We je=ifa. Is a contradiction
hy lar lon prevalent. My our de.ire for the
saeee" If tie school ahani to be established
te Of the rich, Observation-Disclosures
snl efficient.
In tie nesl lace en- any enc daubl that
4 god teheal would hentlii our community! +!
\ good institution Of leaning Is benefit
wherever II +, cs'ahlizhtl It bfines in
wealiy anlaleni-l sifanrsrs from abroad.
rfdaes sHl iagrove Tie mlnuer.. eha.iens
lie lctlinss. and elevate. ilc standard Of in.
iflligenee, Ia .ay nothing of the "loo,e
eisnro' lea behind. IN payment # beard.
iailion. and eher necessary expenscs-
These Wunii lo H. ptes,nt aud immediate
feahs ufan the prosperity Of our town. Int
4 ultimate benefits eannoi be calculated.
Tbey voa.d he .e,n anil felt hereafter. when
eaF youth shdull ctma to reap tie fruit.
oflhc good education non placed within ,heif
reach
In iao last pace, eaa We sustain a good
school! l.aty Macbeth, in reply to her
husbands fsnr'of the failure Of their scheme
TO murder Dlacan, sail-
~Bui screw Vour courage 20 ihs sticking point,
hHl wcll o'. fail
and this sdcire rlihonsh given for the ae-
compli.hnori ~ % helli.h purpose. may b,
rroGtab'y t,'ov'l tor tho attainment Of a
noble aim. II ", viii bat G,iermine to
lave a god school. our % irc, /, accomplish.
cd, slloreh pBauR1y ia essential TO tlis
determination.
Lttu, ,bru. -svr have often sl,i.cl be-.
for, pHis 10 th.' grand undertaking -
Lf n0iai'y deis5aia- to sustain iIc
school. about 10 hc e.'sbli.hcl, during It's
inaHry anl 70 will .a.n De allc to sustain
itr.f ard repay ihe k,ninr.. and g,ocron
mlta1nimiy o'i'' nurture by train o.. IN.
ciiul5Ic j'g'siar,
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

Winter was setting in severely on the
hhcl, Sea. Two Turkish fdgates had been
wrecked
The ersal hospital in sebasopol, contain.
ing 2.ol0 wounded, was burned by the al.
lies Gre,
\ larae French loan Is ,rol,cu af.
HiGNNA, Nov. Is,
\ di.patah from Baakhya dalel the / llth
fspnls tbas another haltlo had taken place.
Tha hu,siaas are ail 10 have lasi 5000
men, and lie loss Of thr allies was alsp very
ereat, but taay remained masters Of the
aala
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

The MUtha Washington Can-Tlc
trial Of the prisoners in hi. case is rmg-cr
sing at Helena. The defendants were Yep.
Grated, and Capt CammiBgs uis Grs' iul
upon trial f5r arson arimurif, A0cr tue
examination Of nearly all the witnesses fr
the prosecution, the attorney fr the Sla'c
entered a mol pros. in bis c'e,. bat ord rl
him into custody rgain to answer th- inlir-
ment for arson. The trial Of .imasl Cha.
pin, another of The prisoners, commenced
on the Sth Inst
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

Norrn CAGouSA Rauro,b-ES.Goy.
Morehoai has Just contracted flr niua thou.
sand tons Of iron fF tie North Carolina
Ralroad-enoush, il i'.a,l. 20 oomplci, the
laying of,he whole track from Gold.boro' to
Charlotte. The price to he raid is si2 20
per ton, payable in North Carolina money.
A few months ago iron WAS selling at from
s65 TO S72 per ton.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
lTassfap1ol 20 heN 0. Crescent
Exciting News from Sebnsiopol.
TERRIBLE BATTLE FOUGHT,

Exciting News from Sebastopol.
TERRIBLE BATTLE FOUGHT
norm SIDES CLNaasa THE VICTORY
NV YoRG Nov &c
The Collins steamer Bahie has arrived
het bringing dato, from liyerfaal to the
I5lh iust four duys Ialer than the accounts
h0ugh, hY tha Cauada Sine btae impar.
laut Intelligence i.am tie seat q war ol
which tue following is a summary
qEggmlE rirrtrs NEAR slaasrapol.
Tho rerarl Of Tie masacra q tho Eng.
lish light eaWlry, ahatr the command Of
Lord Cardigan, ismainly confirmed tap.
pears that Lord rlrdisan and his command
charged same uI the kusaa ba.ieiies.
mounting about 30 Gun, aud met with ,re.
mendons resistance. -FOUR hundred of his
men were killed and af the Whala force
which he ed 10 the ataek ouly about 200
returned,
From the time Of Lora Carligan's attack
Ia The latest accounts. tic fighting was in.
essant and sansuinary
The 9th instant vi marked bya terrible
combat, which lasted fIom iay.bfsak until l
O'Clock in the aitoruaaa. Bah tho Allies
ald the Russians claimed tho yie'afg in ths
aiair, tie advantage hsing divided The
Mglsh snscpaded in mixing ieN hundred
prisoners. mt The Kassian5 hal sioFmed
= ssral OF the batteries and fpiaed he guns
which wfie mounted N Them. iha los Of
LIE Allie during The engagement Is stated
At 5000 and Tint pf tn Russians is report
I'll 10 have b6sp SaHa
on the 9Th iu,taasid hsU'e va RECON-
mruced y liz Ru si1a7. and gas lrpeeol.
iHs when lhe courier It.,, 50 the result ol
iie day Is unknown
hi ail that the AIiial wara preparing
Ia Storm til ely bs,aTs tie Russian. could
rteoger lsm their luzzss but the accounts
Prove llat they NAa Ailir,) were almost
a#afmatehHi Mo- sHzHHt requests wore
forwarded II France I'D England iur rein.
Iarccmaui aud FIT taaaud French troops
aera 90 pIaHfl imme zla'rly tu sehasio.al
HY Ilo quickest r1,.ilI# naic of conveyance.
1 large number O. Steamships hai ben
abat,rel n convey thair reioiaffameus.
meBs which are IL Europa. iaa A'rt
Indiana. ihe New 1afs. aul - tire o.li.
= -feamsr llal caul l. a.lda aYaIablc
Further h. The Balfie.
Tug n#Hf5Is uI#HHg sLHAzFuPnL.
M fuEs. ~ -
Tho pm 7. brought b lho iiai.iasnIaia
In .rw IaHaru.ar aI iaa ragaHi h'i.r' ir.
Iart Sahasari' Thfaeluuuls q fha l;aa
san. nrl L. a|r. a. try c#alleHnr -
alfurmaaH inns t. victory n tie en-
Ha.mcat = TIE i.h a4s REPORTING imt h#
> srl tlHKa' ,lsrH=aa ias l5H#aei iai.
iHIiss 4ad l#i ;sd fI#rHzal.fuI tIH i'uueh
nm .hs .sau. s''h 4Heu.o ID TO TIE
Aiiirs
The Vi=afa Pat - ila' III a.,ack Of
H. hl. ~ un the Gih iu.ia aas male
aIIIi ,IsiT.Iisa Ibouaal mn, thai iha bat.
fls a1t r-'u. when J'f uce1Hfzf iaft and
i.a. d. A-ilH auel Go have ihe al,aa.
u.,. lts-il that i,w moro such ,is'u.
rls s.l capral iusu.ts-f1 f1 raise ths siege
Afu-rbkof declare, ibai 60 sod. d. iHil.
~, inF yhe s,iics 10 continue the siege,
~. Y 1aasnzfass;cd as they couslntly ore
by llistroop,. On the oher bad, General
ChnralcH Nn'el that he would m4kom 'm
malIat, assault upon ihe town, which be
s,s Toe H1.,i4a. arc 30 uu condition TO Ts.
aL
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

IL The loss by the t.coni ffe IA Non.
roe, La, is estimated Al oycr Sl10.000,-
The fire is supposed to have loea The work
of an inccndiary.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

laos fau WG Mswus s,D LuE
E0r RwH.in -Iia.u NrWs-A letter
HHm hr iiHa al. Hri an Il.r has
h.H m.r tg W.H d C.,a Boston. to
mH. % ibe ifH ur fe'y H..rs Of Doe road,
d..Iuvi a' NrH Orleans. lur SIS rer ton,
gJd Iua 1mir Hpm ia,'fs month, time.
lba ogar hsua l"u tl1.icy accepted,
ss W. y Dos HaIl.n'o 90 London, believing
lln, possibly even Oa..rr price. may be ob.
taiual ilrF6. Mr b aull leave lndirn.
aroi. about coo bret .a- Ili r.'y, and may.
iheI,f,r, ho looked ar within ,hi, week.
lue -..gav bright aau frightening. for
Iua eH' 0'o.r.H
Hrt Er- a. Eag 7N iInk
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

SALE oF ltuSor CNmll RAILROAD
LANDs-Tbc Bloomington ulll Paragraph
gives report OF ,as alo Of railroad lands
in tho Mclean district The Office was
opened on the 27th Of September and The
sales to October Is. amounted to fifteen
ihonanl two hundrel and loity.two acres
Amount received ioruma Sljlg70. The
applications wcro for lands, Tor October
worth more tbn 5270OO) None of thc
lands have been soll 6r lca lLln five dol.
lars per acre. and triy dollars per aero BE-
the highest price received.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

Tho revenue fIor public laads di,ins
the past aseal year exceeds the enormous
sum Of s. 7.00o000-etsssl.ns lhat derived
from the ama source during tie hs, and
preceding dseal year b IKE million. Of dol.
lars.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

IL The New 0tit,as nul opelou.a
Railraol is completed .ai .u 'a'sesful on.
Grafton TO Lalonrcha. d..taues Of ffy
miles, anl large quantities Of sasir md
other articles Of produce are raa.iag oTor ii
10 market.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

t. The Democratic State Convention
Of Virginia has nominated tho Ilaa. feury
4 Wise as thoir candidate sF 6escror
Of Virginia.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

.Ncr liofs-Ii has At length been asccr.
tanned that elart has certainly been elect.
ell Governor iy a majority Of 23o vote. over
Seymour
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

II is anticipated lhlt ihs at steam fig.
atcs ordered by The lat Couula. and nov
in process Of construction at ihc Northern
Navy Yards, will all bl completed before
the close Of another year
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

AnVHd ami RVs0't-Ita9rerrs hi.i.
" probable thai Austria ali Rl'-a p.li
have recourse 20 the arii,anln; ci arm, i1
the kingdom Of Poland
Russia has gathered 200 ooo men, tc'ng
tho Austrian frontier, vh.'c Austria ha.
planted along her GoDii,r from cmcov t1
the Danube 100000 men, end 25 600 TO
the prirc'ralii'os. Bob ile' Aag great
activity
Tho latest news with regard 90 Prussia Is
that on the 9th NE. the Crir refused rn
entrance toiha Pma'an Amiiaalar a' ST.
pctcrsburr
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

The lGokol Siia 'Nar Ea'-Thus
far enc hundred and eighty baiiss have
been recovered from ths wreck. md there
are soma seventy yet missing Tho earso
Of the vessel i. entirely las.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

II We publish IN another column a .y.
nopsi3 of the Presidents Moss.as5. rs tcle.
graphcd to the y. o, riaayune
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
WAsmsoros. Dec lo.b. 1851.

H. EHp-
ti, desired thai il-rc .lall DO held o.
public mlciingof lhe citizen, Of Hampstead
county, 90 the CourtLoa,c, in Wellington,
on Saturday the 25i inst, to take into con-
sideralion The rropriciy Of npproPr.adng o
portion Of the Sio1mp od Org'oued
LaHds donated to iha sate-l1 Railroad
purpoca 4 general attendance is earnest.
ly requested. A CITIZEN.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

~ We arc indebted 10 Nh Iasl& A.
Hat for an extra eeaa1o Gazette con.
tanning an abstract Of Tie President. Mes.
saaa.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

THE ALLIED Foacss Is TINE cgwrA-
The effective BGii.h hrr, IN iha Crimca,
is said by corrcsponigu, Of iha L1ul1n
Times to be only 10000 mon, 81 rrca, ha,
been tho void made By hl't'e and discas,
No less than 5000 men ara lnl or lars
da comjat in the cigh, we,lsJhcy have
been in the Crimcl. The French fore,
has been reduced to $4,000. and Do Turk.
ish to ll,0Oo The asil,epmcn ara being
much worn out By inecsaut toll Thoy are
IL hours out Of the . IN trenches. instead
Of the usual 8. Tho l5~ Of dc oFcci,y,
strength from sickness anil wound rmonns
in the British force. to about eighty rer
day.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
NEW Yoa, Doc T.

New Yoa. Doc !.
A Lake Superior paper announces tbat
bl hDo h uuI ila rmmus ci SIR
John lfa0'n nmll ll. company. frozen to
death inn p..,a State %. preservation.
W. ohuNcd however fuat tho course oI
d. kauc was iar different from that Of Dr.
Rae This report therefore, ia doubted
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

A Wma Juul@ Il NfW IlHsrY-
Hag Jan ii bafzal %. ha5H No'h.
flsF- \ arg mmHf,I lle Nhias says
Iha NsuIa AiygHiaE ethni#d tho re.
-. WI tells aIH4' Srais = up.
Hr N#aIy ,.aaz = S gsHzf pre.il
n i.HH ura ~ .I.a - ii mbers
GH r lH#n .'e So. tkru,'us
IHail a's# haaaa ..'H IN lion.
j 81 j =. Vas HH..i So tho iali
Iaa.Ha Ha#fiU pr H#a.. q.
HHH #Is
.hHa s HH.. - f'Una i
In. "a Hs = '.'r. =#aIf.a a - '.iieal
HH# It'll & mg oan
-. ~ Ha .a +. IikaiF
= {. HHz = &. ts#=afs sl1iz4s
zaHa. H= 'o ###u up.
HH.HH,# fEa H#Hlarluase
lH,aa a.r iaaI li,.-alla hHgfa.
AabtHHz ihe aHr lHHa. aHd the
Gai #=AaIiHs# en iha afhef md
having ll5tt aru. It5 GoH5 J5r Nah.
ags DO lNuig rli l,ar. i1.f .irrc ihr
Nl.g11t buHur Iar.. vrIf lomnl)
au 4-.g I...HI HH n ae.i 600 iyp
,iie %. lin u hn N4..Is.- ulaN,
ty .aspay Ha, lt.us tas are a, uoro
eu'.Ial t0 fdH '.H u-'r mF il rnser are
Foo 'ha aaua l,Wna.. .ur ., Or from
tri, tUoaiu. .lrg l0Us fhay knuUa
-rali DIAL wHr ,aH aUy o.la putty ia tho
country
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

The Washington earrs.a1nlsal OF the
New Orleans picayune. say. he leafasfIom
a reliable sonrce that tn amount af COTTON
exported during ihs III i.sal yen. /. $50.
s83,OOO pounds, and Tia, It's value was
s03.526 O0o-giyins an average of about
nino aud half cents pr pound.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

The CABNrr-Ths Washington Star
says there is pot a word Of truth in the n.
Y. Horall's statement that The pr,silcn.
has determined to reconstruct his Cabinet.
and to recall tic majority Of the present for.
eign Ministers
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

Tho Illinois Central Ra!raal has Ieen
completed from Cairo "a The intersection Of
the Ohio and Mississippi rad Al esninlia.
The communication ly railway from S.
Louis to The mouth of III. Ohio /. nov com.
plete.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

Prur RgANrg-sIrra 'ho French ger.
rrnueat ha,o lo,I'lln 'hr diai'Iai.an Of
ccial.. % yuy ac..Ho c1pi dgmud has
sprung up b.n ,ur "rw whisky a1l CON.
mon rum aul pra h.a materially adj
ymcud, with h 'ula. oHl am'ng to
Imnoa. Whom d, rpmr, back j. sid. net
hc recognized neither ty tDo .mgtl, taste
NJ II..-
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

ksawNoImNG CoWmuoS-Tho 81.
lowing isaiacgagh.s Dispatch from Cinciu.
cium,i, dated NaU2l.
Tla EaowE1liug Convention. which
ha. been 10 Haian h.ge two weeks, will ad.
jum tomorrow Every State ia fully rep.
f.#uici Among the representatives. arc
.ho following prominent members Of the or
ler-Chyton. OF Del. l'lIman. Of n. Y,
liroom. OF pa., Mayor Conral Of phila,
and Lumsden OF n Orleans The utmost
harmony appears to prevail Important
chlueos have been mlle TO tho constitution,
and q nov ritual adopted Also a thorough
chaugc ia the passwords The Prcsidch.
tiol subject was not before lhe Convention
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
s,uaG oY sUBasropoi-

slpg CO., sLGasTopat-
Thcrc {. nothing ly ihi. .ni,al really
important in political point Of view. \
pause bad cnuci n ihs field lighting before
S.lrrurOl $ after lhe severe hulo previous.
yrrui Tic dur'gbc. OF hglhthe Brit.
30 aul Russian conm1udgr ay ils siege
was progressing with regularity, and that
preparations were lr.ug made for O general
a..lu'l BHh armie. prihlarly lhai O.
iir lc,ic1.r.. ara greatly m Waui 0i Trin-
mumaup. gla Russians begin 20 want
ammunition. The allied army has been
reduced hy larle sul di,i,a to 10000
men. Which caused much alarm in England
ani France. aud tbe utmost oa1r.. we're BE-.
inc mala ie fand instant reinioretmculf.-
AIiihr mail steamer, had been chartered
fr tli' Iurav
An as.au!, m Salaaopal would plala.
BIS ha,c been maie Ju ihr Gib had not The
ineim attacked The Allies positions
The fr'rem bIh sides ha3 siackcncl 49,
-Four Russian .lip, ger1 sunk intho hafb0r
by uo Allity dr, Tyrhus fever has bro.
ken out 10 sobatopol The Russian. were
preparing Tor street i-hiug, IN anticipation
oi u assault
Lord Glgloo ina dispatch, ssys Tie
enemy With 700 immllW force, made an a..
acs Yesterday morning on iia right OF ths
English rai'I'n. lae muo ws5 very ob.
tiua.e. iut lbe Russians were go lpugih
orealiorcuat Ttairtorce much oac.5l.
Ell tmtat Almn, The 'os ot iha Russian.
was cuomois Our .gu lo., was very
great General sif George Brown, Den
lick. Adams Butler. aud Tutrous, are
among ihr Wounded"
The Russian official letter lys that ta
arrival o. iba two Grand Dukes produced
such oalau.iasn iu tbs ranks ihat 20 aus
thought aI5sal.a romu 'i.io acr1uu'. and
accordingly Dec e1te and uimcs. were
mHis T!n affair with |n English v1s %,
q mr' dnraaec.aaa.uL aad 81 is said
thl. ,la iaA.aus s1es-glgd iu sp.s.ne 1a.
teen guns
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
Igaea.f ars Ha.a E.rf Eaga"I
Arr.sn. Of ihr AFRICA,
M logs. A.y SD

M Auga. A.g sd.
Tm a4Hi.p Africa las arrived. ui,h
.wroa. 1iHu The lsIb
Nirr. a.renlr report thf n,-s 0' rl'.
lar sfi'. a..e 80 5000 bl,.. ot which
ru'far 0ls . 900 anil wpIarr 1000
E.r nrmr. % lI. N.ll.mt lo = l.i;
FaIf i'pIaui6; Miii,.as o., jl->i
Tm Aiin lrugb. .'ary...E p.on-nr.
Tn juio1. l9m Southampton Is lhc
ntu amf dra llaruHW win h' four
day. lfH Aas 'he Union 'lei w.li be
Hp .aamrr Cor % week, owing TO lho with.
lnval o.. .hn Nmum
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

ConleaeINL sT4HsHes,-T5a seeroia.
~ Of the Treasury In prepared. lar ila
Bss or'as ilIaHment an Informal ,nmma.
rl df ilaanml eammfre, anil aasi sltiaa
f.rort. nm which itaHrelr tlzt thc i'm.
lrt.o' .afs.-n m.F#'zalIH dazHsths e. g.
al yeas HHlHs Jus 8a'h Isl were a
fraction afHs sl91aaaml t. export.
s.. iame=He rtriafa N#n between s35.a.
Honao - s2iaaHHon + s..as
II i#a and Hus al. vsfz sat
Htss HHH# T##auu#
t#Ia. #.eur
=. tu .a#IMa
af'ial Iaa Hasala .roHaI
6#.o.c .zHl. a4sataas Si50a#a asa
Inm aI. alh#F aufees = uDnuda
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20
Terrific storm.

AEw inGk, Dec !.
: rrFiis iorm occurred ht night on
the Hudson river The lalmrr- Adrian,
Mercury, Troy and several others names
unknown wore sunk
80 Albany SNOW fc.Iihily hours. On
ihr Delaware division of lho Erie Railroad
there are iwo and lali lrnl snow-
Bo.T1y, De T.
4 tremendous gale occurred here last
night, and number Of vessels were driven
ashore aud Otherwise ilml1al
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

a Nunu LEGISLATURE The Lcg'.h.
ime O.. Rhode lhul adjourned recently af-
ter wmuc0.l session Of togf dala,
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

Hon Epnrsn Btasr OF Nev IiaHr
shin. ilc loader of lba Hard sb51 u.aa
cui- u ihat State, Do. coma aul intir NeE
Hampshire Reporter 10 favor OF d,e Know.
Nahmgt lls caas.uig, long article
lhu. -
Il, wc h1w any correct conception o.
'baoiiga's aud p1lpp,cs ol KaawNah.r..
ign. they nIc tu cafro' ihc.o ui..-u pu.
90 enl 10 doe perpetual Earpanrm at BOO.
migrants: 90 lcam them Geo drop ihr.r re.
.rac.ya uatwal.ic. ani bgcou Au .au
,.t'nul Go au Bishop liufh iu ls
ITUien aud reasonable iutmr.1 iu
ld.am.I nod ra'hu.lr. md..tar lhcrlTH.
ar n. I0'f.eli ismeu.1a gh1 foster tHis
nrim mi-Amcr.cl1 feeling luag i.o im.
migrant rIuhlun 10 short Go ob,.. d ,ey
desirable and ,aluury reform
"Sueh We understand, afc ihe Dlac's and
pfroasu Anow.NuiAnsi.m. And 90 thr
asaampl -hmeai Of such ends gc bid {, Cod
speed.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

Now -Th1a go ..4 .ha
tH.mu r.u I..r.a at tt'.0.
most .. H Hu uom.H 1870 .M
head. a.. l..a SID SCARCELY 10 r,gos
u.zcd ty their intimate iricuds.
Washington telegraph., 1854-12-20

CAss CO.'S CtN.-Gmcml LEwI, CAs..
10 Bis recent .rr,sl a, Detroit, in rpy
to the attack made on aim by tAs R.aa.
monj "saq4ir,r' thus alinlcl to Mr.
Clay go
81 hold lbe name Of Mr. Clay IN the
greatest reverence, and rauk him with the
wi,ct and Inlrt patriots whose services
are written Hrm tue history ut our country.
and shore mcuoy IS iale!ih.y Impressed
upol tie heart. ot our young couuuymcu.
Such mcu a lr Clay may un.io-lhcy
never elu.Tr' In tho .lormy re.ial 10
1850 g. va4 my pride to co oopsm'' with
him rui lo adl my dable contribution
to his gigantic efforts in behalf OF the intcs.
Hty aud perp.luiiy Of tbe constitution"