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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13
VORMsi WORMS WORMS {!
By Smith a Fuller.

Hy- A great manT learned tIcatises have been writ.
ton explaining the origin Of and classifying the
roaetated ia tho human system Scarcely any topic
of medical science has elected observation
and profound research aud yet physician, vsty
mu eb divided 10 opinion the subject. 1t mus, be
sdriued, howeve thst ancr sll ode Of eSpollias
them and purifying the body hom theii nfe,enoo Of
more value than the wisest disquisiiions to then
ougn.
Such eSpeliug agent has a. last b. en- found DE-.
M'Lane's Vemiiugc prove. 10 be he much sought
aftet ,peehe--ia Oh ency b,ing universally Aoknow
edged by the entire medical faculty. A. further proof
tead The iolo~ing iiom a Ad, lone Of our own siti
1cns
INV YoEK, October 49, isS2
This /. to certify, that vas troubled with Worms
for more than year. was advised touse M'Lane's
Celebrated Nermifuge. ! took one bottle
which Brought away about any worms commenced
imt rowing az once, aod am petfestfy well. Tbs
pubic team my mime, and fothet Psnicuiars b,
applying 90 ars. nard,r, No.3. Manhattan place, Of
to E. L. Theaa, Druggst corner Of Kruger and Mon.
zoe streets.
RS. DR.. M'LANE's Ceismated Vrrmifuse, also
Dr m'LANE's LIVER FILLS, can now be had At
all respectable Drug Stores iu thisriiy.
DJ Purchasers will please be- oaiefult a'k for, an,
take none bu, d.. MLans'' Celebrated vsrmifugs.-
AL othen 30 oompafi-on, afe woHhl -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

y Dill VI YIN Is.N I -
Pss,aut Gul ard Cavaiier..
Constable and lover.
The Ruhb~r. uuk"own Dice Player and single
turuVe and lhef,tuf lCombl'.
sfraiH-f,a anl Battle.
l.ost suud.
Mi.rasr Banquet.
40 hr,. Son uud path 10 the Grove.
bridegroom and Nun
rsgiaia OF Pee Occupations aud veled Lady.
Two lotci- and slls EN-.
Co'hot Of i'ass nod jealousy.
C.uut ami Page.
Ca-rdnr .al S,sn-t Rin-.
Triumph of tuuftess-
Hat 1T the Jewess.
Gnhlci aud Pledge Of Friendship.
~ CO of tfsw1
Cavalier and Ffi1r
Travellers aud iicfm'tess.
Mainr bonn
0nnvn and fsvnfite.
lu-rfiplisu and IormnaEe.
iinna Catalina
tnronaiion.
Hsnqpei.
Oucon's Council
tfr r1er fd Nisitur-
Fsrhrsec oi the Assassin.
N.ii 90 ine Dsseer
Mk.fnliuus Rscepttnn
stors" 'he broken Daggep,
Nurse nod Di-cosoiy.
Retrospective.
BfdaiJ neY.
Rrvange Raih-d.
Earl inaffnr.
Quern, nurfur, and Couut.
Iuyaht 81 nd Cnskrt
fhatr oal Of Diamonds.
Puisan aud Steel at Work.
Approach f Ven ~-n
Vengeance and Finae-
One elegant ~ mo, Volume Price | 90.
Fot sale ay al Boat-sllers and News Aseut'
thluu. houi me Quilted states and Canadas. Otder'
ON the trade respectfully solicited
T. l.. MAGAGNOS,
PUBLISHEIs,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13

A. thr present time this Book pos.e..esaa uuusoal
derfoe oi not rect Co American reader, -pLiL -
NOV, what q al That period, va-t theatre Of
CIV wlis and Utul foe lions BONA nLNNC
po.sess,- ii.h Order Of excellence, itten by 10
Hlern Spanish auttf. rs sucrcss has neen IN Spau
hfiilaut anu inmonsr. "a ~ pssss thctr 10 blended
tugathur fu@ starring events Of ~ story with the fas
euttioa OF Fciun forming prffrot picture OF span
ish liea picture sretchng GOT into one srind NOV
iug fauor % kfrgs uuh Queens knight. nd Peas
anf-, Priests nud Nuns, Banditti und Monks Castle
apd to'ta.a ountags and Field OF Baite. Mounia ia
Pass -ad sunuy Flc'ds. relieved by sparkling wiz
spicy dialogue aud sonte humor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13

The Committee hehevng that the succes. Of this
GREAT NATIONAL UNDERTAKING will be ma
tsrally promoted By the energy and enterprise Of in
te gent aud perseyefns Agents, have resolved TO
tfeai with such the most liberal terms.
Any person wishing TO become Agent, by sending
tpost paid,l 81. WILL RECEIVE BY RETURN OF
MAIL, Dollar one Eugiaying, a" GIFT TICKET"
Prospectus, Catalogue and all other necessary in
fofma,ion.
On the tina, completion of the sale, the Gin, will
BE- placed IN the hand. Of aCOAMI1TEE OF the
PUkCHAsERsto be DISTRIBUTED, due noiieo Of
which will "a given throughout the Ueted STATE. and
7 a.
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25o, 900 GIFTS, of the actual cost of
$4,000 90.

Each purchaser Of One Dollar Engraving, thefefoie
re- onis Ensru wing richly worth the money
but also ticket which entiie, hifn one OF the Gihs
yhnu they are disifihuitd.
For FIVE nOi.LARs q highly flushed Engraving,
beautifully PAINTED ia on, and FIVE GIFT
TICKETS. will be sent or FIVE uOLLARiS worth
ogue.
4 copy of the Catalogue, together with sPe cilnen
of OF the EhgAvings, can be the Office OF
this paper.
Fot each dollar sent, an Engraving seiunlly worth
that sun, aud Gt Ticket viii Immediately be for
wAfded.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13
Dfatb5.

In Randolph, On the 10Th instant, sudieniy, The
vile OF Erasius clark, AGED about % seals-
la GIesnsbofo', 18Th ul-, at the residence Of hli
son. Dr. sumner Putnan,. sylvsnus Puinsm, formerly
Of Easi Montpelier, aged Os.
10 Cabot. IN ult. Mis-. sally, wife Of George Res
ers, aged 81.
10 Aewbury, oetab' ,, Chsuncey Goodrich, fot
merry residsnt of Barre, aged s6ysaIs. XII
at"'s, Oct 4, Augustus Wood ased n yesri
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LIST OF GIFTS:

100 Marble bu.ls OF Washington, at siOo $4,000
100 Clay, 100 10000
100 Webster, 100 ono
100 Calhoun, 100 10000
:" ~, ,'amss. ,i,es "a zach. 100 5000
100 elegan, Oil Paintings, 2 8 f. each, 50 5000
sal's m OIL lex siii f,,oes s%sse 10 5000
10 600 elegant steel plate Engusings,
colured 10 oil, OF tho Washington 5000
Monument, 20 a 20 Ia. each,
235, 900 steel plate EHgfavinss, ION 100
different Plates, now 10 possession OF
and owned BY the Aftists union, OF
the market sslue VI, tom SO c.slo
81 10 ench, Al 900
Gfsl class Dwelling. ia 3l,t 81, NY.
City, zoe
y building lots In 100 aud l0lst its N. ,ooo a., 49,
" Cay, each 25-l00 Il deep, a. i"V' <sv"
100 Villa sites, containing each IL, 900 81.
n. Ia the suburbs of Now York Cily.
and commanding magni hcent view of
the hadson River and l.oas islaad
Sound, at 500 $1,000
30 perpe,uaI loans Of each without intor-
g., or security, of ease each, 5000
50 :. Ions Of cash. &C, 100 4" 5000
100 I" SO 5000
$50 4" 20 " 5000
1000 4" 10000
Reference In regard 10 ito Real Estate, w. J. viss-
eher = Co, Real Estate Brokers, New Ysrk. Orders,
(Pos' paid with money eaeiosod. TO b. Addressed
j. w. H0LBROOkE, 6sc'y.
SOS Broadway, NY.
IryThs EnsraTinss ~ the es,siesae ready
lof delivers IS mos) ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13

STATE OF VERMONT Ais Probate Cuu It Bold al,
Caleiunn nisiiiei, hsayilic, 40 said Disiiirt,
on thr 10 ga, oi October, A. u. 1854;
IOStAll WOOD ot RE, iu Washington Count ",
aamrisitatof Of he estate ni Freeman J. Dexter,
hate Of Sheffield SAID Caledonia disuic, deemed,
inrsaia represents 10 said court, hy HE etu0n ia
sntue, that ssid Deceased was a. the tiuie Of his
dealh, the ON ne OF certain R~ai Estate, To witt
Oae gndryided hali OF lao acres Of land, with the
bui ldinss therenu,in Lot No. 20 IN said Sheffield
Ai.o one und dsd halt OF seventy acre. OF nd ia
Lot No. 4, in Il q sana town.
That it would be benehe ial 10 The heirs, uni those
Interested in said Estate, bY Of the situation OF
sad real estate aud the circumstances and condi
hosa interested lhat the whole of sad Real Estate
should be " although said sale may not be necessary
to pay debts and charges Of naturalization, and that
the Of sale should be decTced AMI
cd : the law directs
Said admiaistiator ihefeupoD pTays said court to
giant him license and authority tn sell the Whole OF
said estate, pursuant 10 hcpiossions Of the Statute in
tha, behalf
Whersupon it 1. ordered By said court that said ap-
plru,ion be heard and decided Probate Court TO be
ho lden at the Probate Office DsRsille Aforesaid, on
the 3ls day ofoctohcr last. and that all persons in
tere.ted 10 said Estate DO nouhed 60 appear The time
ana place afutesaid, that they may object, II they
cause to the granting said License, AID be heard
And Tor this pnrpose it is further ordered that copy
ofthe record Of this oder be pabllshed m tie Ncfmon'
walchnaa aad Stale Journal, anewspapef Pfinied At
Montpelier, 10 this state, utee weeks aurcessiVely
previous TO aid tino Of hearing.
tue copy. Attest, CHAs. :. DANA,
Judge Of P'oagte.
! A true copy Of iccord,
Auesi, CHAS ). DANA Judge. 3w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13
Gunny Bags and Gunuy Cloth

TO FufnituTe nealois AID Others
1hs subscribers have constantly hand large sock
Of Gunny Bags and Gunny Goth, aad will be happy 10
supply the trade.
NJ MAGuIRE & co.
10 Commercial street, Boston.
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A Few Facts for the Consideration
of the ffficfad


0TIi0w many persons there, no are suffering
with sick hsadache, Paas 10 the side, hacs and breast
who hase been using edies without any
spparent bepefti To all thus afflicted would state
that the above Diseases together with dyspopsa rheu
ma,ism, govt nervousness jaundice and bilious icc.
tions caused hy a defanged Of the liver The
liver being the largest gland 10 the body, supplied
with numerous blood vessels md nrrYss which, dis
easrd produce the above named diseases. There ha.
oag been wanting in this community safe AID flea
iua remedy the Of the above diseases
Al length, afei years OF close study emedy has been
found ia the discovery of HOBENSACK'S LIY ER
PILLS, remedy safe that they can be taken with
most decided benefit by the most tendef iafan aud
eheetus in sei operation that IN instance have
they hasu known To fai. Read ihs following rumafka-
Die
Mrs. A. Hight Of schuylkll county, Penn. had been
iaborng under disease OF the liver for 10 months
hst complexion became sallow, she wasted away TO
mere skeleton she had been gwen up TO die hei phy-
sieians had no hopes she thea feeorme ndod to
take these Pills IN week shef she begzu to
cover, 10 weeks she abl6 10 leave her bed ID
has now been weeks, and she "a able 10 attend 10
her household d1ty.
IN. HOnENsACK. Proprietor, Philadelphia.
For sale by p. X. SLATER x CO. 3 Tramon, Tenl-
PIE. Geseral Wholesale Agents for tbe New England
States, successors 10 =. d. FULLER co.
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BOOK kimberly.

ihNs a new ginao,, 10 full opsnloa. osdsp re-
ceved at my Booksto s,es at the bndsiy,
q = Rooms oper TIE Uaion Nore. head Of
Siais Ssreef,-kO
Will DO promptly attended 10
III s. N. WALTON
Aen.rells,. Ser, ~ ISL.
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oNLYa5 CENTS PrRBOTTLE
Marrlasfg.

Al the Molhadisi Parsonage 10 lhss village, Oct 8.
by he Rev. n. Copelind, Mf. Henry Martin, IT,, o
Coneord, n. n. ana Miss susan A. Thompson, OF Hop
kia,ea. n u.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13
New styles DeLanes,
JnST RECEIVED at
October, le5L nARkER'S-
EAKNi EOR SAIE.

A Farm Containing 1872 acres OF good grazing land,
~ veil wooded ard ~aieted, a good conyoaiani
Cottage House, soc Bafns aud all other uecesss-
~ uut-iWildnEs ssid faru IL inc9ird Ia Rcslia liza
nIirs sou,h West Of Montpelier. Any one DESTROYS
Of Purchasing farm IL hi. vicinity viii fod II
theii advantage call on the subscriber the prem
ises. ELIZABETH n. SHAW.
Montpelier, OCT. Pad. 1854. a.if
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Potatoes I Potatoes I! !!

IN AnO BUSHELS wantei, for which the high
w, ODO Get cash prices vii hs paid at The Depot
Store. FULLER SMITH.
October 9TH. 1854
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-13
AMERICAN ARTISTS
UuI0W!!!

The AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION, would re-
specially tc ciizans o the uaied states
an the Canadas, that Tor cclivaing taste for the
ine arts Throughout the county, aud with the view Of
enah ne every family TO become possessed OF gallery
Of tine Enslayinss,
By The FIRST ARTISTS OF THE iGg.
Tney nave determined, order to create exten,i,e
sale for iheif Engrsvngs and thus not only give
plaS to Large number %; artists aud Others, bot
inspire among ouf clunilyneu taste lnr works of
peseut purchasers OF their engravinss when ESQ.,
900 Of them afe sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-24
Brooklyn City News,

KINas COUNTY CouRr or SESSIONS Judge Moore
and Justices Stillwe and Stryker-This Court
gagged yesterday the trial of old named OverH
Toumn, indictment charging him with an attempt
TO commit rape upon the person Of little girl named
Eliza Mary Pulls aged about II years. The defendant
appea4 to be about sixty years Of age lie BY pro-
fessfof music teacher and had been engaged BY the
father Of complaining witness to give her lessons
on the piano About the arst of July, alleged the
defendant took the girl into the apartment where the
lessons we're usually given IT being his custom to come
twice week mostly on Tuesday and Thursday after.
Moons On this occasion he closed the door for the pur
pose Of keeping out the other Children alleged by the
defence the better to prevent them from disturbing his
pupil while pursuing her studies The advances then
made by him to the child and the language made use
Of &C., represented not Of ft character for
publication They are Of q grossly revolving nature.
After this the other pupils Of the school noticed that the
complainant unable to walk without limping which
also observed by the servant in her fathers house.
(Catbarne Burk She refused to state the causes, but
finally revealed the whole affair to her grandmother whom
legal proceedings Immediately commenced against
the defendant, who was arrested and committed In full
b. answer by Justice Boswell Of Williamsburg, the Of
fence having been committed In that CITY, where the
parents the girl reside Several witnesses
med Ia the good character Of the DEFENDANT when the
Court adjourned until this morning.
In the of Daniel Mcdonald tried for mansaughter
in the fourth degree the jury have not yet been able TO
agree upon verdict. They had not come to decision
at sNO'c,ock last evening at which time they had been
out about twenty seven hours.
ArIGEp PrRJuRy.-Matthew ?. Coon was yesterday
examined before Justice Curtis the complaint Of Jas.
T. Iects who charges him with perjury in swearing be-
fore Commissioner of Deeds In New York that feets
had appropriated notes and other evidences OF property
belonging to him Coon to his own uses which COM
planant alleges TO be false The defendant held to
answer in the sum Of -, 900.
FiRE-A fire broke out about O'Clock yesterday after
noon in q small frame building at the foot Of Sedgwck
street, occupied by Messrs. Smith and Green ss .
camphene and varnsh mandatory The Are originated
in consequence Of the boiling of kettle OF oil
which gnited and set fire to the premises The struc
turc burned down. Damage about $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-24
Court OF General Sessions

INDICTMENT FOR LIBEL ON JAMES ". BARKER, KNOW
NOTHING CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.
The Grand Jury found an indictment against
George Cooper and james B. Taylor libel James
W. Barker in publishing In the Tribune aidavit, two
days previous the last election relation to fire in
Mr. Barkers store several years ago, wherein It in
c,rcd that Mr. set fire to the The defendants
we're arrested by officer Frank spicer Of the Court Of
sessions and they gave bail for their appearance.
Rsnniag % ,rih Horse and Wagon.-Mchael
sRourkc. stage driver, indicted for stealing
horse and wagon Of the value Of 5000 from David
1l.on For the defence IL contcnded that prisoner
found the horse when running away, and, having
topped him. got into the wagon. There evidence
sustain the chape. Verdict, not guilty.
Forqerg.-Phneas Merritt was indicted for presenting
an order TOR $3.50 on the 2sth September last to Mr. Jo
Of obtaining money for the same knowing that the sig
nature Ccl Thos A. Mead" subscribed to said draft,
forged. The principal facts laid in the indct-
ment we're proved The theory Of the defence that
the document badly executed that IL could not
deceive person of ordinary observation and there.
urged that the draft created obligations being, in
effect pay my account $3.50, in fun Of ell demands,
and will return the same on Tuesday next The Jury
in this case had not agreed at a late hour.
Grand Larceny.-Peter Quich was indicted for stealing
beds bedding clothing ac from Henry & zepp ~, & Sc
and for the satisfaction - som debt which he claimed
carried of the property lrc va. no evidence of any
clonious intent, and tt" prosecution abandoned the
Charge Of Buyldry.-Iheodore Allen was indicted for
breaking into the dwelling house Of WIN. Hrtzei 6s
Hammond street. the night Of the 9th Of October last
and stealing silk and satin dresses &C., OF the value OF
$1e0. The fact Of the burglary established and II
attempted to fasen the crime the prisoner by
tracing Of the articles stolen "a pair Of boot TO his
possession. Two witnesses, however for the defence,
proved that the prisoner purchased the boots Ia ques
ton f man in the street The prosecution abandon
ed the case.
Receiring Stolen Goods abraham Levi, who keeps
clothing store in Orange street. indicted for rcceiv
ing quantity of clothing OF the value OF $50 the
Goth OF October last knowing the same to have been
stolen from one Charles English. The jury acquitted
the prisoner,
Sentenced-Frederick w. Kerncr, who pleaded guilty
TO two indictments preferred against him for obtaining
money under false pretences, sentenced to two
Ia the State prison. Bernard Rooney previously
convicted Of rape sentenced TO the State prison fcr
ten years.
Tie court then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-24

LIVERPOOL MONEY MARKET.
There is plentiful supply Of money for prime bills
easy rates, but second rate long dates are not in
favor The prospect OF continued high prices Of grain
awakens apprehension.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
There has been no change in prices during the week
sales 4so7o bales, including $500 on speculation and
for but s feeling exists and tn
miadHng SID fair upands, ID. middling 3D.; ordina
~ 4ld 3D.. inferior, Al. 41sd Sales Friday 5000
bales few circulars quote all mddng descriptions
sixteenth under the above figures Stock GIL 900 bales
including 500, 900 American.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular reports q moderate consump.
ss en- AZ e for wheat the wse At an
advance to Tuesday but speculative inquiry having
slackened this advance was scarcely maintained lnd
Richardson Spence Co. report that at Fridays market
wheat was In good demand at ID Tuesdays prices
white quoted at l2s Cd. 1885,; re, lis. Us. Flour
. 43s 3D.; Baltimore aud Philadelphia as. Cd o ass;
Ohio 4os; sour 4os white corn, 4ss 4ss. el yellow
45s. 3D. 46s.; mixed 45s.
:. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MABKeT.
Beef in steady demand and holders ycry Arm govern.
ment had advertised for 5000 ticrces aiitional PORK
firm and prices better government wants 10 900 addi.
sales. lard unchanged, but rather favorins sellers
quoted at 54s a Sos.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers Circular says:-Ashes are duh, and un.
changed In turpsntinc nothing doing spirits steady at
ASS Rosn in regular demand sales 800 barrels mostly
at 4s Cd Common linseed oil In fair demand At prc
vous rates. Olive oil quiet Palm in fair inquiry, but
prices irregular. Rape quoted At Sis a 52s fsliow
qnet; last weeks prices barely sustained Y. c. 67s
North American sold at 5ss. sss. Linsccd cakss In
bark In dyewoods the transactions were very limited
Coffee steady. Molasses higher; Cubs muscovado sold
It's ~, Su'Rsss ss done 70 Tor rrsncn a
90 casks Carolina sold at 22a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-24
Before Justice Welsh i.

SDIcrMENT By THE GRAND JURY FOR ARsoS.
In the against Moses Myer, charged with set.
ting re to his grocery store No. 500 Grand street. on
the night OF the ID OF November inst the evidence OF
which was taken before Justice Welsh that magistrate,
on the facts shown sent the papers before the present
Grand Jury for their action and they have found bill
indictment against Mycr for In the first degree
The will therefore, be tried before the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer at its next term
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THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA.

THE WAX In THE CklMEA.
sebastopol holds stoutly out The substance Of the
is that the allies had met with important
check and had not made much progress. Gen. Canro-
bert sent officially the French Minister Of War; under
date 22d October, that
The French approaches continue to advance according
to previous plans. The difficulties met with
fold viz the rocky nature Of the soil, and, secondly
French only depend their 68 Founders and 12nch
morars. This explains the delay. On the night Of the
failed and the Russians who entered the batteries
killed. The French losses not great might be
s,pecta and the Wounded are al sent to constsntno
The health Of the army is the whole satisfactory,
noass s sickness has appeared the
The total French loss from the 18th to the 2sth Octo
Der was 500.
Private in the Monitenr contain the French
narrative to Oct so. On the c5th ult 900 Russians
attacked the French rear which defended by the
Turks from the redoubts and took possession Of them
The English commenced attack and sent word to
Gen. Canrobert who hastened the second division and
squadron of chasseurs to their relief. The united
French and English cavalry repulscd the enemy by .
brilliant charge in which the combat sustained five
mnutes with the sword. Tho positions retained.
The English loss 400 ana the French loss quite
great.
Menschikoa's statement is tina. Gen. Liprandi took
two he retained and fortified The Russians estimate the
loss of English cavalry at 5oo sixty English prisoners
were taken.
On the Goth October the French had advanced their
trenches within 300 yards Of the Russian works. and the
hasseurs de viucennes killed all the Russian artillery.
men who showed themselves at the embrasures
From Odessa it is stated that assault was looked
for by the besieged during the night Of the 2sth
The Banshee steamer arrived At Constantinope with
news to the 30th The cannonsdes were then very vo-
dent on both sides and the damage great On the
ls November the siege works far advanced that
the third parallel was opened 1t would be complete in
eight or ten days.
Menschko reports via st. Petersburg that TO the
ng OF the Cd Of November the siege continued without
a result The fire from the English side had become
weaker The damage done to the Russian works not
much, aud was immediately repaired. Nothing can be
attempted against the northern ride Of sebastopo The
communication remains OPEN
II was reported (deubtfuy) that the Grand Duke Con
stantine was in the city Of scbastopol.
The English reports say that the city Of |,
in rnns that unburied corpses poison the air and that
the commanders Of the allied army refused Menschkon
the three hours he asked to bury the dead Tho Russian
loss since the Of the siege Is estimated
i200O The English assert that MenschikoG hoist
I'd the hospital aag his principal magazine and that
they Cred shell upon IL and blew II up.
The Turkish bulletin {doubtful) says that disturb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-24

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THIRD AyySUs RAILROAD
Yesterday of the Coroners called upon to hold
an inquest upon the remains Of unknown man lying
dead at Bellevue Hospital who TO his death BY In
uries received from being by OF the Third
cars at the Of Forty first street and Third
avenue on Wednesday night The jury In this case BE-
lieving that blame could be attached either to the
driver the conductor Of the considered the matter
. accident and accordingly, rendered verdict Of
accidental death