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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25
Thirty Days Grace.

NlTh view of di-posing of his present stock and
w making room for much larger, the subscrib
erw Tor the next thirty days, offer such inducements
to those wishing to purchase Fu nture, for CASH as
were enjoyed in this market
The present stock made order, and will com
pare iavorably with nuJ in the Market it consist in
part OF the following tices So as circular and shield
back Divans, Tete Te,es, Rocking Plain AMI Fancy
Mahogany Chairs, Carpet Medallion Sofas, with Rock
ing, Arm. and Paror Chairs to match Sideboards with
marble or wood tops Dressing Bureaus with az with.
out marble tops, Wnshstands MAJ bic or wood tops,
ood and Cane seat Rockers, Wood, Cane and Rush
seat Chairs OF different patterns Cottage Furniture and
Painted Chamber Sets. plain half and whole marble
tops French Curtain Cluster Post Gothic and Cottage
Bedsteads Mahogany Wulnui and Bronzed Iron Hat
Rack French, Fiutea, and Hoop Gard Tables Centre
md Sofa Tables, with marble tops, Mahogany French
Extension Dining Tables, very fine article Mahcga-
ny or Walnut Dining and Hall or Entry Tables. Work
and Candle Stands. Carpet nd Cane seat Counter
Soos. Wardrob Pier Glasses What Nots AMI hat
Not Desks, &c &C. An spection of stock is respect.
fully solicited. Ell. FOLKES,
Warerooms3 doors below Liberty Warehouse.
july IL
~ Rep COPY
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GAS FITTING.

AM fully prepared introduce Gas Pipe into Stores
l. Dwellings. or Factories the shortest notice. HAY
ing had ssysrn yours experience the usiness my
wo,k may be relied on perfect. am ready 10 give
estimates at any time will also furnish seam pipe
JAMES CBEBAND,
Pract cnl Gas Filter. Man IT..
Wilson g. Franklns old stand, up sairs
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beg leave to call the attention of the public to
letter written by distinguished phi, stefan, who is him
sell most skiful player, and has welded his cue H.
many lands, the banks of the Seine well US in the
mel ghborhood Of the Hudson.
Billiards consider of the most useful as it is
the most fascinating Of all games good eye. steady
hand judgement and practice the requirements for
excellence at Graceful aud sing it has its at
fractions for all classes of society. To the mechanic it
is usefu for it serves relaxation IRON his daily
bodily toll TO the merchant and the professional man.
whose business is necessarily less sedentary it
especially recommends il self, firstly, as a relaxation
Secondly, fr the exercise which accompanies IT, To the
invalid and hypociondriac il is benecia it serves
as abstraction from needless if njariuus trains
OF thought and the invalid the exercise is of so gen
tie character if not INDUCED 1, for great nsht
OF time, that 1t cannot be otherwise than useful have
fnqaentls recommended Billiards individuals who
sought ter something which would at once com zine
pleasure with benefit, aud f-Va invariably found it To
give satisfaction"
In conclusion. Talbot would say the public when
rs receives pay for game of Is liar Is he does not
pn'-for you mny assured that the player has had
his moneys worth,and am receiving more than my
ia~'ui dues Gully l-ts)
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs.
FIRE from U.yuc hhpurg

To Lexington. ----.$9 25 70 Whit. Sulphur. 50 so
= Rock. Alum -...3 so " Sweet and Red 3 90
Warm& Hot Sp'gs-.5 90 % Dueger's Springs so
nUR Packet Boats eave Lynchhug, for Buchanan,
~ daily (Srdays excrpted) ut n, and arrive at
pm Returning leave Buchanan, daily. at7 . m (Sun-
duys excepted) and arrive in Lynchburg ut pm
At North River the Boats ect with daily line OF
stages for Lexinston, Rock. and Bath Aur, Warm and
HotSprings; Gmers Mi with the stage for N4tur-
nj Bridge nnd nj Blu, human with Two lire the White
Sdphul: one bythe Sweet and tie other by Dagger
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Seed Store.

Seed Store.
A b. RUCKER offers for sale aths SEED STORE
"a. pposIte the Bank Virginia the following cat
aosue OF Field Seed u which he invites the attention
of those in want of pure article:
Red Clover Lucerne
Hybrid Clover, Tmothy
Saplin Clover. Muskeet
Orchard Grass, Evergreen,
=, Randall Grass, Herds Grass, pure,
Blue Grass and Green-Sward, for yard. or lawns.
janis is
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AsSsssoMETHING NEW & BEAUTTrTIT


KsSBF X, A. WILLIAMS calls attention To bis no,,
Azzy beautiful & varied assortment of PRAYER Books
GEEN which he ha, just received and which te se'
locted nim-ef in the Northern Cities bu, few DAYS
ago. together with large stock of Theological md
Miscellaneous works. consisting of all the latest mad
most Interesting works Of the day.
The followii some Of them:
RUSSIA Shores by Oliphnnt
Maps of Europe,
Sketches of Greece and Turkey
SillImnn's Travels in Europe,
Lille and Writings of Andrew Broadu.,
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea.
he Discarded Daughter,
Reverie~ of u Bachelor.
Mrs. Browning Poems,
History of Ireland,
fe of John Randolph Of Roanoke, by Hugh A. Garland
Woman in France. by Julia Kavanaugh,
Woman and her Master. by Fl frederick Smith;
Together with beauiif4I selection of fancy articles
writing desks, III secret springs; large stock Of mu.
sic, paper hatgings and perumery Of every kind and
at such n"- q. carrot fail to please. All he asks is
ran. 'psnte sales. may 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

M Office. The BILLIARD SALOON establishment
y lately carried on this CT by rulbot Il Potter is
thi. day dissolved by mutun, CONSENT We return our
thanks friends an the public general for th r
liberal patronage All persons indebted the concern
will cal ON Talbot an stuc thei' little memorandum
Talbot will settle oil the debts of the establishment
TALBOT r. POTTER
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CAPoF BRipoE.

by Postmaster e. =. ooorer;
CAPoF BRpoE.
Hamnshire county. Va March ist, 1854. (
Mr. r. p Cooper- Dear Sir: Agreeable Your rc-
quest and my desire to benefit the afflicted here
by certify the Pyeaf rrief have received from the
of Hamptoa's Vegctobie TiHcfne
was taken with violent pDipiation. rather hut-
terlng nm trembling Of the heart, which continued
ernl days; ii seemed fmy heart had almost oreoten
it, office. Thu family became alarmed and procured
BIO ile Of th. valuable Medicine and beoIe had taken
hottie Of this 7,nefnre Of Hampioa's WINS
tirey relieved.
This is the third iuaance of relief in my fanily
the Of Ibis valuable Medicine. W. three ,enrs
ago WIS laid up with alteration Of my ankle from fleet
of what is generally called ik leg had lost NJ ase
and appetite. aid the VIII CHI some toDr inches
up and down. and half way around my ankle. rejected
effort to heal il until procured Hamptons Veg
ep,be Tinatureone bottle of which restored my health
healed my ankle and am ireer from swelling than for
the last thirty years.
Again one OF my daughters was very low from severe
dysepte y, aud when she began sit up her feet
menced -welling which increased every a" and began
In be very pniniul-she used bottle of Hampfon's
Ttnctuye; the pains were assuaged, the swelling sub
Al ted and her health reirnelwe kept her legs ban
daged with strips OF wooden untl her strength returned
| have been thus particular. that others Ter similar
circumstances might be induced avail themselves OF
this remedy. Yours with respect
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
| do hereby certify TINT | personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards md can safely recommend the IA
boye statement to be correct
E. p CooPER, Postmaster,
Capon b -idee Hampshire county, Va.
EY' Delicate Ladies' md Children will please give l.
tria
Space pl not print 10 name hundreds Of others,
Geo. w Goodrich Capt. Thos. Canot, Robert Gaut
james Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Peryail n A. Griffin John Luke, Rev. V. Esk
RIDGE u. \. Navy, aud thousands OF Others cured Of
Dyspepsia, ScrofuIa, Cough. Liver Complaint Bronch-
It's, St. Vitus' Dance, &c We refer own citizens
Gail them.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of Rheumatism Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant The Verdict has gone forth! All admit
that champions Iincture" has no Superior !!
ScoTTsvILLE, Albemarle Co. Va.
March 2sh 1853.
Mes@s Mortimer g. Mo,obroy '.Gentlemen-I have
been afflicted for the last eight years with hheuu atism
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, suffering all tho while
With pnins in the shoulders, hip back and side, shift
Ing from side the other, Palpitson Of the heart,
loss of appetite, cold swea's night. excessive cosive
meas and great debility and week.-mrs.. | tried many
remeoes which done good, but rather grew
Last full advised Try 'I1au pton-
Vegetable Iinciure and happy say il has cur,d
nm free from all PAIN and in the enjoyment
o perfect hea'and take great pleasure in recommend
ing the Tincture all all cted as | have been.
Yours, JAMES M. NOEL.
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Summer Arrangement,
&Qa 81
VA. q TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change of Hours

nN and after Monday. April 3D. this Express all
" and Passenger Train will leave Lyuchhurg daily
{~xcept Sundays af7 A. NJ and arrive at Big Spring at
l04A.M
Returning: leave Big Spring ats 45'P. NJ. and ar
rive in Lynchburs at = p. NJ.
Stopping each way. only at Forest. Goodes Loury',
Liberty Oak Mulga. Lisbon. Buford's, Bonsaek >.
Gish's Mill, Big Lick Salem, Dyal's Thomas and Big
Spring. THOS. sHAhP, Genl supt
mar % Is
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THE attention of Farmers also invited to tisse
Works Tiers will be kept always Land all kinds of
Agricultural Implements,
sny Plows Harrows, Cultvaors Corn Shelters Chu re
f vnous patterns and of the improved and a 80,
ST, And Hay Presses, and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes Farmers may rely getting Just
good les at these Works they the North
D other works. nd at Northern prices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25
RECON- MENDATIONS.

RECOMM ENDATIONS.
CHlEF ENGINEERS OFFICE Va. & Tenn. r. X.
Lynchburg. Va, Scptrm cr 90. 1853 {
TO THE RAILROAD PUBLIC.
All the Cars 81 every Lind in upon this oad have
3een made al the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg, un
4. the direction If Gen'l Nettletou. as A. ent
II gives much pleasure say that our cars have
neen strongly and faithfully executed. | cheerully re.
Il mmend these works to companies requiring cars /.
competent and faith luy execute any con
thut may br made with the owner OF these orks
CHAS. NJ. GARNETT
ChiT Eng. Va. 8. Tenn. X. r.
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Office Va. a. TENN. RAu.RoAp Co. }

Office VA q TENN. RA1LRoAp Co }
Lynchburg, Sept 20. 1853.
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo. q.
Curle feel confident TINT the Piedr1ent Works un.i,
his management. will fully maintain its reputation n
making RAILROAD Cars well in any and all ne
branches of mechnical operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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Dissolution.

FsNHE pnrtn.rslip heretofore existing under the firm
n and style o Bell 4 Jennings, in the prophet ,rslp
of the Cabel House, has this day been dissolved 10y
mutual consent The subscriber has purchased the en-.
tirs interest OF Mr.. Jennings. and will hereafter be the
sole PROV rietor. He most respectfully socits conn
of tie liberal patronage h. has heretofore received
from his friends and the public orally, promising thu
pairs expcr shall be spared render them com
Portable while they stop with him.
June 9TH 1854. (ts1 ROBERT II. BEIf
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The Billiard Safoo" will be continued t, Talbot at its
present locality in convenient place in the
city, where shall be pleased wait on all those who
may think proper to give me their custom,
jun 26-d4t MELVILLE TALBOT
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THE undersigned having had charge of the above
Works from their commencement. under the forncr
Proprietor Mai. A Ellison Jr; asks 10 We to say to the
Railroad pubic that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will Continue it. maag, merit, hoping by
ls long experience Rail road works ard constant at
tenon the work entrusted to him. t. merit the ap
probation and iberu patronage of the public
A. NETTLETON, MANAGER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25

HNHESE WORKS have be- set in operation it'll
L all the latest Improred Machinery for Wood and
Il On work. aud upon scale commensurate with the
ants of the South and West, for Car construction
More than one hundred cars OF Ill description have
ie ul't these work, Tor the Virginia d. Tennessee
a,il Road.
Presidents and Engineers of Rail Roads respect
lly invit ID to bestow their patronage they may
" upon having their work finished in strict cor piiance
VII than own plans and aw ings or after tie most
eppfove plans ol Construction. prices satisfactory
Southern Itail-lsOads
WIN no longer be compelled 10 obtain their Cars from
tie i;h, subject to large expense and ink of Trans
rortst,cn. GEO. G. CURLE Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-25
VIM. s. HANNAH

VIM. b HANNAH
HAS now open and for sale. most desirable
Il Il stock Of Spring and Summer goods, to which he
begs eav. to call the attention Of hs friends and the
public generally. Ills is complete and NJ
as low prices as a.y in the market. He would call
particular attention TO hs stock of
Silks. Dress Goods and Ribbons.
Also splendid stock Of furnisl ing goods Tor gen
temen. among which may be fouEj
SHIRTS, COLLARS, CRAVATS, &C.
All Of the newest styles aud best lakes Buyers will
confer a favor by looking through my stock befre pui
ehasing, as am determined 10 sell cheap es The
cheapest mar 81 Is
NT-Express anI Gazette COW
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Turkish Linen Bathing Towels.

1--WE excellence OF these towels consists in their
l. shurpness, hexibiitv and powder of absorption,
rendering them very valuable for bathing purposes For
sale by JOHN. II. SEAl 4 CO,
inn g Drug ests
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BILLIARD n OGDEN,
GrOcerS a Commission Merchants,

oher for Sale Large Stock of Groceries
4 NONSlS ING In pnrt of the following articles New
~ Orleans. Porto Rico and Coffee Sugars; Java. La
euyra and kio Coffee; Iron Steel and Nails of every
variety Foreign snd Domestic Liquors n large as .or
men of staple Dry Goods, Hats Gaps, Boots 81 oes and
indeed every variety of goods usually kept in Grocery
house Their stock il the largest that it has ever
been their pleasure offer the public Feeling con-
hdent they can selss low my house in tie civ they
respectfully solicit call from their friends and the pub
lie generally, before purchasing
WI. =. DILLARD.
WIN. II. OGDEN
arl 6'ts Opposite the Farmers Bank
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mIaCkLLANEOUS
NEW CONCERN.
Ter the styIe OF
IsnE SUHsCRsBEisS having obtaine,

ME SUBSCREBENS haVIhg "UIHIHt. 1.1'
l. exclusive right of retailing Fisk's Metallic Bdrin
Cases take tits method ofinformng the people ofLynch
burg and the surrounding country that they have now IT
their wnre room Main street lot of the aboveCa
.es of different sizes II would be difficult task TO give
adcquate impression ofthese Gases without person
inspection: they perfectly air tight and indestruc
ble and for protecting and preserving the Dead, toi
ordinary nterments for vaults for transportation
superior toanyhng Of the kind before invented Those
unfortunate enough to need the above Cases can BE-
.aplied oy s. DluGUlD 4 SONS.
,ertnking in the usual sly also promptly attend
Il Ia, s. ID. x SONS.
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Flour.

JUST RECEIVED and for sale lot Of nice Flour
~ in bags, suitable for familyu e.
Jus 20 WILSON e. FRANKLIN
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-Aa-sass---7sa..-.-s''''-
MEDICINES.
win vou Read the Truth 2


A Medicine must have merit and great merfo sinn'l
IA the test ofpublic opinion. No art Of man ohn
gslvaBise worthless article TO keep Il up asn good
medicine, If il be not really so.
A good medieiAe will live, be popular and ex
tenI It's saies year after year, in spite OF opposition
The peot h. readily fnd is virtues aud the fame Of
them pas-e- from mout, 10 mouth with mare ranidity
than newspapers spread IL. living witness test
flying 10 the eue medicine has made for him Is OF far
more service Il an any newspaper advertising.
In prouI of shsi say above, we refer you To
HAMPTON's yEGETBLE TINOTURE, and its ef
feets lite praise Is In the mouths Of multitudes The
best in country give their testimony to its
wonderful Among them name Hon. II.
Clay Hon. Rich NJ John-on, Vice President of the
United Sates with hundreds of others Capt. Tbonhs
Canot--broiher to the celebrated physician Of the
Emperor of Francc--wa. emsd by II Of II disease Of
Yeas standing after the skill Of all tie Doctors Of
Europe and Ameri, had failed to
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.7nother GBREbv HAHPTONS TLNCIURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor. every where, bear The same
Testimony
Read the following Certificate frem Lady endorsed
by Postmaster e. y. Coorer;
o. Rstn
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/" A Word to The Wise

NOT Always sufficient ever,i words are -eeded -
DE Burgs Super Phosphate iina7 rs tettilizer Is
supPorted - n 3rrag q aamo' 09 have tested il hsi
ought 70 carry cDuricticg ~ al. Now is the lime Ia
'Pply il 10 he Corn ana. Tobacco elops It MAY ba
had nquan,itias TO ,ut with directions for use. from
may % B.F. sACKETT.
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Tin Plate. Lead Pine
IN READINESS

IN READINESS.
subscribers will hnvelheir semi-annual accounts
in readiness ior pressed Ilion by the lat of JuIy-
Andebted arc expected tc lie prompt in settlement
Accounts which due the old concern of A. s. Shot
d Co oetre months sfqce unless settled ut that time
will be placed in the hands Of officer for collection
jun 80 BURROUGHS SHAFERS co :.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-12-20
Most Desirable Residence and Land for Sale

II WILL SELL ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS, AND
will give possession when desired, present residence
aud Land The trae contains just 2zo and is sit
uated in the forks of the Raleigh and Smtheld pubic
roads, and on both sides of K and g. Railroad, the
immediate vicinity of Foresville. The land il proportion
a.ey divided into woodland that which cleared and
cultivation with some low ground, aud old fields. The
land in cultivation well adapted corn cotton and small
grain produces WELL and lies admirably for nanuring
There orchard of select fruit viz the Scuppernong
grapes, Almond, Apples, Peaches and Figs The dwelling
house 56 feet long by Is widc containing three
below and three above stars with fire pacesa front porch
back pazza and cellers p!asered &C., inside and paint
ed outside and in good order There is Office in the
yard l6 by Is feet with chimney The kitchen has four
rooms-The snokeh0use and dairy convenient The crib
stables and carriage house all nearly new and well
ranged There well of pure water convenient and
plantation is admirably waered with springs and branc
es The dwelling house is situated most beautiful
grove of oakes gentle emnence fronting FoyesiyiHe
and in sight of the depot The location has been the
admiration Of every beholder W. College is just mile
north, Pleasant Grove Male Academy onehaf mile SOUTH
and Foresivle F. Academy is just to hand Any person
having daughters to educate who may be seeking
healthy location with good society, in delightful sec-
tion of n c.. aud with ali combining farm the above
property offer unusual inducements. -
For terms &c, please address
Dr. WM. NJ CRENsHAw, =
= ..s.. Forestville, n. C.
nncI =.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-12-20
NuMBEs 1853.
LETTER FROM MR.. S. A. WILLIAMS.

W. w. HoLpES Esq. Sir: In looking over Mr.
Gorman's paper of the 18th ultmo, find he, has-
gone out OF his way, and really strained the point
to place me,-whether it was his intention not f.
am not authorized to YIN false position on the
subject of Temperance. In his editorial I finds
the following: IT gives us much pleasure further
to record that with the exception of o lew of the
menbers-most prominent among whomeis Mr.
Saml A. Williams, from Warren,-we say with .
few exceptions, the "Memorials' respectfully re-
ceived, and an honest disposition evinced to give
them candid and careful consideration" 1t is
evident from the foregoing, that the gentleman wish
es to make the impression upon the public that i
nave voted against the reception and respectful dis
position OF all Temperance memorials and petit
tions" that have been presented to the present
sion of our Legislature. Ii the gentleman of the
Age had put himself to the trouble to have ex.
amiaed the Journals sf the House be would have
found that never have voted against the reception
of Temperance memorials and petitions The right
of memoriazing and pettioning Legislative and re-
preventative bodies is Alright regarded as sacred and
inestimable to reemen and shall be the last to do
violence to such principle; but the gentleman must
learn there is manifest difference between the right
of petition and tine consumption of the time of
legislatures in debating and wranging about ques-
ton the most sanguine friends of which must know
that the principle which they coutending for will
not be adopted sanctioned by this General Assem-
bly,. ,--s
might say so far as] my seat in the present Leg.
Mr. German, or to the Maine liquor men of War
rem, and being honored with the privilege of vot-
ing, il can inform the gentleman that ever will be
found exercising it against the sanction of princi
pie, the carrying out of which will, in my humble
opinion, be disastrous instead of beneficial 10 the
great cause of Temperance and moral reform.
lie says again: I'VE hope Mr.. Williams will be-
come more republican and tolerant in his feelings
towards the dear people for whom he has been sent
to the Legislature" have the proud qualification to
know that the democracy of Warren arc perfectly
satisfied as to my republicanism; and can assure
the gentleman that have neither the disposition
the wish to be taught in his school.
In conclusion, think the defender Of the Temp
erance Maine liquor law faith in North Carolina
would employ his time and talents much more prof.
itaby in defending his cause than in going out of
his way to lecture my humble SELF who have never
opposed temperance or temperance moves legitimate
ly and properly conducted. ~ -
Yours &c.
SAM,L. A. WILLIAMS.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-12-20
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

We have the latest intelligence by the Pacific,
which arrived at New York on the 18th.
There is nothing decisive from the seat of war.
In England matters have reached quite crisis since
the battle of Inkerman, of the 9Th of November,
when the Allies lost four, and the Russians ten thou
sand men!
Neither have been in a condition since to resume
hostlites --
The reported battle of the lSth is said to be who'll
ly unfounded. ....- ...
The utmost activity continues to be manifested
in France and England to the sending of rein
forcements to the seat of war-tbc Allied Army is
said to depend thereon. Several thousand had ar
rived in the Crmea. --... fa-.
There had been great storm on the Black Sea,
and number of British and French vessels were
lost.
The sales of cotton for the week at Liverpool
amounted to 5O0 900 bales. The article had slightly
declined. Breadstuffs had also declined