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ARRIVALS At TaR PRINCIPAL HOTELS

COLUMBIAN HOTEL Nv Davis = pre-
par 7 Reeve. Oak Level: w MsDonsla; Marion;
sGi..msn.s. A.; 9 Butlsr. 0llss; D re.susep;
wh'tueiL y ii; L Morrissts CoslieId: 9 w A
HMsins suislc Springs y Holloman: Mr. HollopMs9,
M " s' sss".s" & s Ea, f
~; a;;: z:rs: s.: ss.sr:os;
.i xds%s als.n:so "sI s s1ssns D.s,iiie;
Adams. Wsrrenton; Miss Drake n C: n Petigrew,
o oss ssE1sss D.ss s.sd ls.
msrIs: 4 White, Appomss s Il W Csrpsr. fin
castle: Hufchiron. D white, Ga, iettsburs.
.mns SooseSaas; Moson
Msj Ayres, GoochIsnd; " G Rvsls Cumberland;
" Staples W;rrsn; Johnson. Va II Hancock.
Lean Cedar Hili Il Pls:..nss. Uaiv.r.ity: Z
thsvs. N G; w P Henson, Va.
AMERICAN HoTEL-E Jones, Wilton; n N
Huis, Motto Mis-: Hume. z; q Hsnsy. New
say nsT.s s1s 1nia Gl..
b w Piunkett, Appomattox: W Harvey. Peters.
MA; w Guransh Franklin; Xii. Jones. Kentucky;
M Kennedy, Bait; w Robinson. Pers; e Nance,
Ga; r Luke. Masi,on; Goode. W c Pepper,
Pevg; + J Chamblin, Va; J A Murrv, High Falls; D
Nicholas and lady. PETE; Miss Motion. BOSTON, J
Soon Wo o G Tgttle. Mobile; Bsrthei, n
N C; Mrs Hutchia and sons, Miss Hutchie, w z
Hutchie, Doyle's SpI;ng'; Miss Taylor, Pepg.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-W G Movies, VIM n
NJ Robinson and dsughter N o; w D McCulock 4
avt. D C; r NJ Trawiu, Pulaski; R fireman. C; w
Hanson. Texas; T J Murphy, G Thacken, Petbg;
Ruffin. Hanover; g Moss Va; Mrs Slater. child
| and svt Mrs Denny, Mobile; Morgan, Manchester;
Barnes, Petbs; Compton, Chicago; ssun-
ders. w Aston. ] 81 Dickinson VS.; 81 Moss, A
Holcemb, F Sale, Clarksville; w T Cheatham, 2
Blackwell, Granville; w Fl Boxley, C; r Craw-
ford, Fla; Allen. Richmond; 9 A Hartman, g
Reese O; w Wick, Galveston; DIR Wexford, Dr.
Wexford, Fredbg; H Anderson, Va; l. Penn.
Nelson; J Gibson, Amherst; Mr. and Mrs Claxton
| and danshter, Richmond; w Pettigrue, Lexington;
g w Hinton, N c; T 8 Nawter, N o; w vano.
| ter, N Y; D Coakly, w Hill, N o; w A Williams,
Lynchbgi Il Moseley, Ga; w White. Mr. and Mrs
Field. Mass; Fl Wood, Warrington; Mrs Carroll
| and daughter, Mrs Buchanan, Miss Buchanan and
svt, 8 C.
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From the R0lfia0re american


NEW BRICK MAcHINE.-Among the manyNstou-
ishng evidences of the power Of machinery, and the
perfection to which it has attained, none seem more
worthy OF examir alton and endabe notice than
the steam brick works of Francis Smith. The
proprietor has in constant operation of his first
him by the Maryland Institute. Since that time how.
ever he has introduced such improvement as in the
opinion OF scientific men warrant the merit of q new
invention. The Modus opeTandi nevertheless is quite
simple. The olay is wheeled along plank scat.
folding to the puverzer at the top of the machine,
which converts it into dust Immediately, and incor.
porates with the water thrown thereupon In this
state it il thrown into the machine, which revolves
steadily. pressing the clay down into sets of mouds
i've In each frame, which move q railway beneath.
The moulds are then transferred to a light barrow
moved to the yard and discharged in the usual way.
The clay is worked much sitter than it can be done
with the hand and gives soldity to the brick and
operation by the watch and foundt producing thirty
bricks per minute-the average speed however is Is
per minute. 1t will easily produce Is 900 per day
We next saw in operation, similar machine, worked
by horse, with the same result-the bricks being
equal in every respect and fifteen made per minute.
the dry clay aoft mud. The present invention il
intended as a medium between these extremes, aud
to mould the bricks from clay tempered to a consis-
tence t for the potters Wheel or suitable for front
brick and, consequently in quality, they must
Bile the latch brick The Work is performed by ordin
airy laborers, chiefly boys The extreme difficulty of
applying machinery to the rapid performance ofsuch
greatly lessoning the liability of accident and the
moderate cost have resulted from the invention, be-
sides, there is no time for trifing among the opera
tors Each person must be promptly at his post and
ia obliged to bTiskly at his work, for the ma
chine will not allow iaziness or ndulgence-it waits
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COMMERCIAL,

RICHMOND MARKETS. October @
FLOUR.-There were sales to-day for shipment
OF Canal Super6ne at 81 5l07 go. Arrivals still liz III
and stock limited.
WHEAT We still quote SI.4501.5O; but the ar.
rivals are extremely limited. Not more than 500
bushels per day have been received for some days-
With such limited transactions it is difficult to give
quotations ~ e,'0
CORN.-Sales of the small lots arriving at s0c.
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SHOOTING ScRAPE.-John Hampton, q
resident of Henrico county, has been arrested and
committed to prison. to answer the charge of shoot
ing at and woundng John Knight, on Saturday
afternoon last About 100 shot took effect In knight.
yet to determine the result Of the wounds.
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THE NEW BRICK MACHINES is DOW


Il in daily operation at my yard, on Locust Point.
If driven by steam the clay 10 taken from the bank.
passed through a pulverizer (which removes the
stone) into the soak pit where 1t receives the water
thence TO the machine which 10 geared to make 81
revelations per minute, turning out five bricks esc
tins or 1850 bricks hour, including contingencies.
Nine men ard five boys, all common iaborer', take
the CLAY from the pit and place the bricks on the
floor II there be no the pulverizer is not
CURED; the clay is then thrown ipto the pitt mixed
use Machine 1926; Puverizer SIS. with right to
work 1t.
If driven by horse the clay 10 thrown into heaps,
and each successive layer saturated after remaining
In soak all night it is shovelled into the machine
They formerly built of two sizes, four and five
mould Bya recent improvement the speed of the
shaft is increased without changing the gait of the
horse and thus the smaller size make 1000 bricks
per hour, worked by four men and four boys. 1t il
liable to accident except from stones, which ID
apt to break mould. Price &275 Fer further parti.
lars In pamphlet containing full instructions on
brick burning-Address
FRANCIS Il. SMITH, Baltimore.
A machine will be in operation at the Fair.
cc l0-2tf
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BOARDING.,

ROARDING.-A gentleman and wife
- can obtain BOARD, in a front roon on reason.
ao,e ;e w. w ssupy,ns r Mks. .. AanmnA"Ns,
street,
q Several single gentlemen can also be accom-
modated with BOARD and LODGING; and also a
few DAY BOARDERS. oc lost
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MARRIED

On the Sd of October, 1854 at Grace Street Ban.
tist church, By the Rev. DR.. Jeter Mr.. SNEED e.
BROWNING, of Richmond to Miss ELIZABETH
JANE, eldest daughter of Thos. H. and Mare ,ret
Ovens. also, of this city.
Weekly papers will please copy.
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DIED.

On the 3rd inst, at the residence of Col James M
Smith, In Northumberland county, CHARLES
HOWARD. lately resident Of this city, in the ssth
year of his age.
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NEGRO Row.-On SUNDAY last q

NEGRO Row.-On Sunday last officer
Tyler arrested and Gagged free negro named Joe
Anderson, charged with committing violent as
sault upon Henry Fox, also free, with piece of
iron. As the affray took place at Aqua Greek, in
Stafford county the Mayor, yesterday, gave Mr..
Tyler warrant to take the prisoner to the place at
which the offence was committed, to undergo alegal
examination
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
WE are now in receipt of the largest
w and most attractive stock of STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS that we have ever before
exhibited. consisting Of the following. in part:
Black and Fancy Cold SILKS, plaid, striped and
figured
All Wool, silk and Wool and Spun SILK PLAIDS
French MOUsELINs, pldd. striped and printed
Do CASHMERE6, do do do
French and English MERINOES
Black ALPACCAS and BOMBAZINES
Plaid VALESTIAS and POPLfNS, very rich
Enslish, French and American PRINTS
Very rich Bonnet Cap and Neck RIBBONS
do do Belt and Velvet do
HANDKERCHlEFS
Muslin Lace, Maltese and CambrIc COLLARS
Jsconet aud Muslin SLEEVES and CHEMI6ETTS
French Cashmere CLOTHS. for Ladies' Coahs
Brown and Bleaehed SHIFTING and SHEETIN0e
Table DAMAsKS. NAPKINS, and Linen SHEET.
Manchester GINGHAMs and Plaid DOMEsTICs
KERSEYs. Pulled LlN8EYs and sATTINETS
Plaid LINSEYS and Gala PLAID9
All Wool and Domestic FLANNELS
All Of which were purchased ct very low prices
and win be sold ct small profits for cAsH or psne
fuat time customers.
WARREN PERKINS,
90 10 No. l4f EaEle square.
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In FOR IT.-David Robertson, q free
negro, was arrested and Gagged by officer Tyler for
remaining in the Commonwealth contrary to law
Failed to give the required bali, he was sent to
DrisOn
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TIPPLIEa.--JOan Garliban was fined SIS
and costs by the Mayor for selling wine to be drunk
In his house, he not having a tavern license.
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DEAD.-John, slave to William Wingo,
who was assaulted with an axe by negro named
Edward Gaines, on the night of the LIST inst, died
from his wounds on Sunday night last. Coroner
Wicker assisted by Constable Lewellen held an
inquest over the body yesterday morning. and the
jury rendered their verdict that he came TO his
death by wounds received from an axe In the hands
of Edward Gaines The accused will be examined
before the Mayor on the charge of murder this
morning. We have already published the facts in
his CASE
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMEsrowN,

fAssEkG Frs PER STEAMsHIP JAMEsToWN,
nom New York yesterday.
h w Harwood "a Mossiy n rdnora n Me-, w
HHnn1d s, srsncis g Sweet Early. WiiiIsms,
DudIsH an. M5' Marvin, W Hinton. Miss Levy, Nj
Fisd snd i.a, t1H%y Mrs White. Mrs Leonard Mr.
IN snto1s' Burns Bastin. Ma. HAZE M Rid.
W Aiis0 0ngi M.f.,a oSla:on, Shane. W smith
3 crensbsw and son ! nn.ylsy. Mrs Robinson. L
H1uresss. ~ Bsrsss, and lady, " r WoodI~a a 8 >
Jenilns, Mn ksmeis snd cor, Mis-. Brown. Woo.
son. II Lyman. J Dixie, syms, ii 4 Tnc xns
Green, Mr. Roe, Mr. Chsmbsrlin, Miss Leyenyo,,tH
w Farrell. Williamson. p Richsrdson. Pots.'
and lady, N Cathrell J Bowen, r Ward, E1 W..
tiers, A Spear, y Wsrkmuller, p N Bobee, ID.
ns, Kstchum, Miss Fisher, Mr. Potter and ladv.
VI T = Wood and lady, J Prime and lady. Creary,
Ferris w Doyle and family. and ~ In stesrass.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Oct. 9.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Cavendy, New York, mdye
and passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard. Baltimore, Ludlum
4 Watson
Steamship City OF Richmond Mitchell, Phil.del.
phia mdse. and passengers.
, sehr. W. Gregory, Crockett, Maine, lime, Luther
6chr John Bell, Ham. Maine, lime. C. w. Snow
echr. c. L. Allen. Rhodes, Maine, lime L Libby.
?, schr. Ann Curtis, Williams, Philadelphia, coal
Schr. Hope Creighton, Baltimore suano tn Frv
Co, and iron.
SAILED,
schr. Orianna, futile, New York, mdse., David
~ Sehr J. +. McKeen, Lovelsnd, New York, coal
sehr Loulsiana, Bunting. light to load for Balti.
sehr w. b. Travers. Granger. light. to load for
vibALrIMolE, Oct. sth.-CIeared, schrs. Reindeer,
mond. - As"
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MOUNTAIN. TABLE BUTTER.-A
few kegs Of Per-; os:'' receiving s1t sSs ;,ls
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

AUCTION NoTIcE.-Attention is solicited
to our Furniture sale This Morning at 10 O'clock
&C lO-lt LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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ROARD-A gentleman and his wife can
- be accommodated with fine second story front
Room, in small family, where there no other
boarders by applying on 18th street, third house
abova BROAD DC 7-Stk
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PERSONAL.

NJ ATklMONlAL.-A Gentleman, Vir.
lXl gilman, whs has been absent some years and
who 10 comparatively stranger 10 eesrous OF form
ing the acquaintance of Lady with view OF MAI
rimony. Lady Of arnisbie deposition, ana sooc
education Indispensable; no objection 70 young
widow. Address Ludlow" Richmond post once
till LIST November, stating age, residence. &c.
oc l0-5t*
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DIsR EPuTABLE officer
Page arrested and Gagged George C. Rowe, drum
KEN worthless wretch, on the charge of keeping q
disorderly house, near the corner OF 25h and Main
streets This Is the creature who report says,
while living In Manchester, was In the habit oil
sending bis children to this city to steal Whatever
they could get their hands upon, that he might
have the means to get drunk. When brought be
fore the Mayor, yesterday several Witnesses testi
fed to the Continual disorder In his house, with
whites and blacks and to hearing the cries of muir
der proceed therefrom, ct night as well a. day
In default Of $50 bail he was sent to prison.
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HusrINas C0uRT.-RecOrder PuIliam,
and Aldermen Inioes, Wineheld and Bray presi-
dior. The Court elected JAMES e HxATH q Conn
miesioner In Chsncery. to flI the vacancy 0cca-
stoned BY the death of the late William H. Davis
During the session Mr.. Heath appeared and was
qualified.
Criminal Cases-Maria Ann Fortune q free ne
rresp charged with entering the residenco OF Car
Ter 81. Harrison, In the day time. and robbinE II Of
large amount Of vsluables was put upon trial and
plead "not guilty" Alter careful hearing of the
cause. the Court found her guilty and sentenced
her TO confinement In the Peniteutiary for three
years.
time and robbing il of $500 in money and other
articles of value and sentenced to receive 80 lashes
at once, and 80 more ON the 18th inst
Joebua Banks, o free negro, was convicted of bur.
elariously entering Mrs Margaret Hagan's house,
and stabbipg London. slave. with intent to kill,
and sentenced TO the pententiary for five years.
The Court having finished Its criminal business
for the day. proceeded to the transaction of other
business.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Mr.. R. T. Daniel, the Attorney for the Common
wealth. announced to the Court that CHARLEs
HowARD, Eeq, late Clerk OF the Hastings Court
had died suddenly on the Sd day Of October, 1854,
at his residence In the county OF Northumberland;
on his motion the Court adopted unanimously the
following resolutions
Resolred That the members of this Court and
members Of its bar present, have heard. with sim
cere concern, of the death of CHARLES HOWARD,
Eso. late Clerk of this Court; whose fidelity and
upriphtness in the discharge OF his official duty COM
manded the respect and confidence of all who
knew him, while his private worth and social
virtues equally conciliated their esteem and affec
ton.
Resolred, That as tribute of respect TO his mem
ory these resolutions be entered upon the minutes
of this days proceedings and that the Clerk be d.
rected to cause the same to be published In the
papers ofthe city.
Resolued, That the Clerk be directed to transmit
a copy of these resolutions to the widow ofthe de-
ceased.
RESOLVED, In farther testimony of respect for the
memory the deceased that the Court do now ad.
journ.
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E,OR RENT-The office in the rear of
l. our store recently occupied by Mr. Smith a.
bookstore. Possession given immediately
STEBBlNS PULLEN,
oc10 10l Broad ST.
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SPECIAL NoTIoE.--Country Merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend my auc-
ton sales of Watches Jewery and Fancy Goods, at
my store, No. los Main Sc, THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE,
tt Auction and Com. Merchant, log Main ct.
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ORUNK.-NODtTL ID. GlbSOn WAS arreSted
and Gagged by the watchmen last Sunday night for
being drunk in the streets. Early yesterday morn
ing the Mayor discharged him from custody, on
promise that he would get drunk no more; but
before breakfast time he was In the first market as
tight bricks, and officer Page being unable to in.
duce him to leave, had to lock him up the second
time On appearing at the Mayors Court. he wa,
committed to prison for want of bail for bis good
behavior
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STRANGE ArrAcHmENT.-Som few weeks
since Mr. r. w. Allen had very small pig presen.
ted to him, which, from appearances, was too young
TO feed irsclf, and of course was fed for several
DAYS by hand The little s.grunter" all at once de-
serted the kitchen, and after being absent some
tiue. search wss made for II, but In vain--no one
could tell what had become OF the young porker.
On the same lot was fms setter bitch with seven
puppies. and on some OF the familys going 10 look
sfier them, the pig wss discovered in the midst of
the puppies, pulling away at the teata, and apps.
rertly 40 much at home ~ II Il wero Of the same
Inter- Since then II has continued In tho dog ken
mel. thrives rapidly, and whenever tho pups CON-
mence feeding. claims its share Of the milk from
the Motkev, who nurses Il with - much care and
afsontion q she doss any Of her canine o6lpring-
have often heard Of cats and dogs living togeth
g on amicable farms, but never before knew one
o. ne esnise speciss being guilty Of such Aoss tsh
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4 ARIA NALATESTER-T woman

WI has been for come time East imposiss herself
on the public ofths city being In dsstitats eiIeam
stances. BY begins from the citizens shs ns0 80
iliins 10 provide for her The public eau Toned
asainst her She has no teeth and 10 u this tine ss
cents This notice 10 published By her
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EOR KENT-The new Brick Dwelling

E,OR RENT-The new Brick Dwelling
JIG on Franklin between 9Th and 7th streets topps..
sits Mr.. WIN. G. Allsn's Iow,l eonfaining y ~
irritable for alargs family. The rooms are furnished
with chandelier and other sss axtsree-Ci.y sIsr
Ia the yard To good tsnans the rent wili - mo-
ply 10 the undsssiessd, q III eshoelsooss 9. ne
premises from 60 10 oeleck n the &vsnocn; = az
other hour he can b seen a. ~ boardino-eesse "
Banh afreet betveen 9th and 10Th ~.
..A- '''ss'' n. I. TI0HE.
- The Dehool-rooms are not Tor rsns
% l0--2w
HOFFRE 0U0AR1--lOO Dbls fer sale.
~ % 10 pLANNAoAN. eT0k8e = CD
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A SQuATTER.-Bepjamin Jewell, a free
fellow, from the county OF Prince William. from
which place he was sent 10 the penitentiary for
six years for stealing horse, and ended his term
of service on the 10Th of August last was arrested
BY officer Tyler for remaining In this city contrary
to law. After hearing the case fully, The Mayor
committed him to Jail as man of evil name, fame
and reputation, until today
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Toe HEAvY.-Hatcher g. Webster were
fined 90 and costs for permitting twenty-five sacks
of salt to be hauled one of their wagons at one
time, weighing $3.50 pounds. the ordinance regulat.
ing the quantity of load at $500 pounds.
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STABBED.-Gray J. McCOllock, one
arm man, was arrested by officer Tyler, charged
with stabbing his own son Gregory McCollock on
Sunday last. Owing to the absence of Witnesses
the examination was postponed until this morn
ing
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TAYLOR + WILLIAMS Att.

We invite particular attention to the sale
this afternoon, OF handsome Cottage Residence on
Mayo street. For further particulars see advertise
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The Hastings Court met Yesterday "

The Hastings Court met yesterday with
a full bench Mr.. Recorder Pulliam presided, and
valley. Both his physique and volubility seemed
to be improved aud strengthened He presided
with his wonted dignity and efficiency.
We were glad to see Mr.. Daniel, the Common
wealths Attorney, again at his post with most de-
Howlson has discharged the duties of the Office
very ably, and very much to the satisfaction of
every body who has had business with the Court.
His amenity of department and fairness of argu.
ment, commanded the respect and appreciation Of
ALL
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AMUsEMENTs.-MlsS Ince made her an
pearance last night at the Theatre to large and
fashionable audience, in the character of "Juet.
and, judging from the loud and rapturous applause
which continually greeted her, fully sustained the
this country. Tonight she personates the charac.
ter OF Margaret Elmore," in Loves Sacrifice
Every lady should be present who has any taste
for the drama.
kuNKEL's TROUPE are drawing crowded houses
at metropolitan Hail. The low 70 of good music
will find their entertainments wortny OF PATRONAGE
while those who can appreciate a hearty laugh,
Will have ample scope for enjoyment in the pres.
ence of this corps
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narrow strait with the Sea of Azo, and incinssSbe
the Crimea on the southwest, the main land an ny
north, and the long, narrow, herbess pepinsuls nt
Arabat tbs east The southwestern coast i. on o
great indentation or bay, extending from Cape Tar.
Kan on the northwest to Cape Khersonnese on the
southeast Immediately to the northeast of Cana
Khersonnese Il situated Ssvastopol, on the verge
Of the hill country. In the innermost recess of the
great bay, and midway between the two Capes, l.
smaller bay, extending from Cape Bahia to Cape
ZoukaiL In the northern hight Of this bay Il situa
I'D Eupatoris All the country to the northwest of
the mountain range mentioned above ID low hat and
unculhvated; almost destitute Of water; thinly poo.
pied By . few nomade Tartsrs and their herds; the
seat. especially during the autumnal months, Of In
veterate bilious fevers. An army cannot well be
maintained In such . country. nor could any com.
mander undertake the awful responsibility Of keep.
Ing their men 10 such unhealthy quarters. Eupa.
tors, t0lerably thriving seaport with population
variously estimated 1t from 5000 TO i20O6 inhsbi.
sants, Affords no sufficient supplies for an army and
II roads are insecure. it, hsrbor inaccessible to
large vessels. The invading force must of neces.
sity push on.
The News states that Eupatoria, town of
about 10000 inhabitants, but with no capa.
city for military defence, 1t which the allies
landed, d fifty miles distant from 6svastopol
but there 4 no coast road. "Ths invading
The daily union., 1854-07-23
CON CIR ESSION AL.
SPEECH OF HON. II. j. RUsK,
OF TEXAS

On the bill provide for the payment OF such creditors
of the late republic of Texas comprehended in the
act of Congress of September 1850 delivered in the
Senate, July 10 1854.