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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04

BIsnor SouL"--TIiS venerable divine of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, preach
cd profoundly interesting sermon on Sunday
in tEc church on Wch+r-av The text was Ia
ken irom the parable Of the lrodigal Son, in
connection with that passage Of Scripture
where the JOY Of heaven is expressed at the
return Of one human being to Christianity. 4
large audience attended, and the discourse was
listened &c with deep attention. Not move.
mcnt interrupted the stiffness that rested on
the house, as the grave and measured words of
the aged and in!irm preacher were delivered.
The Bishops voice is clear, forciblc and dis
tiuct, although slight trrmor runs through it
sometimes, as he cnunciatrs II remark with
emphasis The bishop is now in his eighty
fourth year we believe. lie will leave Stock.
ton on the boat this evening.
The contribution TO pay off the debt at pre-.
sent harging over the Methodist Church on
Wcbcr.av. will probably be sufficient with
what can be taken up to-day, to relieve the
house of all cncumbrancc In the event the
church again passes into the hands of the con-
grcgaion. it will be called "Soue Chapcl,"
after the distinguished bishop whose libcraIty
has been 50 instrumental in relieving it from
rmbarrassmcmt.--.So Stockton JOurnaL
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04

TIE AFFRAY IN WAsHINGToS.--The Wash
ington, Star, Of the 22d, gives the following
account OF the afray between Col. Mitchell
and Clarke Mills, which. came being attended
with fatal results:
"While Clarke Mills, the artist, was at Pat
toms BARRIERS shop, last evening waiting to be
shaved, Col. Mitchell, Of Minnesota, in an eX-
cited state, came in, and famiiiarIy addressed
the gentleman in the chair, but rs soon as he
discovered that he was not an acquaintance,
apologzed, and his apology was accepted
When the gentleman left the shop, Mr.. Mills
took his place to be shaved. Col. NJ. then nc.
costed Mr. Mills in the same familiar manner,
insulting him by putting his hand OH his face.
rubbing his chin aud using expressions anything
but becoming even when said playtuly between
friends. An apologhy was then offered by
Col. NJ. for his conduct, and accepted by Mr..
Mills, and Col. NJ. took seat.
Sin minute or two, however, Col. NJ. al.
vanced to Mr.. Mills, and when told by the
barber to sit down, refused. saying that he
would have satisfaction. Mr.. Mills telling
Col. NJ. if he did not desist he would give him
satisfaction. Col. NJ. said that he would cnt
his throat. and used other expressions Of an Of:
fensive character-wh whereupon Mr.. NJ. rose of
his chair seized the stool upon which his feet
rested and struck Col. NJ. twice, cutting his
head seriously, which at first was supposed
would cause death. The wound, however, we
are glad to learn is only flesh one, from the
effects of which Col. NJ. will probably soon
recover"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04

The Columbia South Carouian has seen two
counterfeit 800 bills on the Bank of the State
of South Carolina. Tie bills are t"IcraIly cx.
ccutcd, the paper poor. They are made pay
able to James Fcnton, and signed NJ. 4. Moat,
Cashier. L. n. Loodwvn, President. One bill
is dated lst Of May, 1872, and the other the
fourth OF the same month, People should be
on the lookout.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04
3}!iGrrllnnrQllg 5,rmg.

\ New IDEA IN REGARD TO CUBA.-A let.
ter from Washington says:
;'ln the incidental debate which sprang up
this morning in the Senate on the Nebraska
bill, Mr. Butler, Of South Carolina, hit upon
one point outside of the immediate question,
which is Of the highest Specification and impor-
tance. He suggested the necessity of harmony
and cancellation between the two sections Of
the Union, because of the dangers 20 be apprc-
hended from the present alliance between
France and England. Let Russia he crushed
in this war, and what guaranty is there that
the present balance of power in the Gulf OF
Mexico will not be in"aded! There is none.
The victorious French ana English fleets and
armies from the Baltic, the Black Sea, and the
Danube, may very easily be detailed to appro-
pirate between the two powers the sovereignty
of all the West India Islands, and perhaps the
territories of Mexico and Central America.-
The inducements will be strong, and the pre-
sent Anglo-French alliance covers the rcgua
tion Of the affairs of the Western as well as the
Eastern hemisphere. Mr. Butler has the sa
gacity to sec the drift of this Eastern question,
as far as this Western hemisphere is concern
ed and before many months are over, his
views may be shared in by a much larger pro-
portion of the Southern members OF both houses
than at present. Mr. Butler has shaped out
the general idea, and it will take root or die,
as the war in Europe may disclose the Interior
schemes of England and France in regard to
Cuba and the other West Indies"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04

TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OF A STEAM BOILER.
One Of tue most terrific explosions which has
occurred in this city for long time, took place
about half past three o'clock yesterday after.
noon in the Iron foundry of MessrS. Wcl,kittcl
and Bank, on Alice Anna Street. between
Washington and Chester streets. The head
burst out the boiler, and coming in contact
with the cupoa threw it down, and afterwards
lodged against the wall of house in the rear.
knocking out the end. The boiler rcboundcd
and threw down the large chimney, after which
it was lifted from its bed and thrown into the
yard. The building was completely wrecked.
All the walls Of the foundry were thrown
down except the 'front.' which was left in Il TT
terng condition, and exceedingly dangerous to
he left. The engine was vsry much broken
to pieces, the cylinder of which was complete
ly crushed. The damage sustained by Ni>
explosion is estimated by the prorrictors at
$4,000, upon which there was no Insurance
against such an accident.
Notwithstanding the general destruction
which followed the explosion, though there
were several persons in the foundry at the time,
not one of them was injured either by the
steam, the fragments ofthe building, or the fall
ling walls and chimney BuHin,ore IoiriDi,
28h uM
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04

FIR her and her children to set i'd of such all
'ncnbas upon the prosperity Of the family"
The Marysvilr (Ca.torria) Herald says that
a DR.. Smith, Of pIaccrviip at which place lie
WAS lp;clv residing with 4 wife whom he had
taken to his bosom in California, lately rcceiv-
ed an unexpected visit from Il wife and child
whom he had left a couple Of years ago in one
of the Atlantic StatcS. \ mu<s was kicked up
BY the two wives the flaccryitlians turned
out en- ma&se to hang the Doctor, and he, rot
liking the aspect Of affairs. left his "hcarts trca-
surc' and the town in hot haste, aud has rot
been heard from since
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04

During 1883 there were exported from Pome
6|l works Of art, ralrcd at $50 900 !ranrs
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04

The Land Office Bureau eontcmplales bring.
ing the public lands in California into market
as fast rs the Board of Commissioners ad Judi
eating upon the conflicting claims and titles
there, dispose Of such questions, that is, to
bring in market these lands, by districts, as the
commissioners close their labors in connection
with each orccceliY. dist'!t..
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04

1t is said that the following rIergymen of
note at the North refused to sign the "rcnown-
cd clersical Nebraska petition" DR.. Bcthune
and DIR. llardrnbcrgh, Of the Reformed Dutch
Church, DrS. Taylor, Hawks, Muhenberg,
Bcrlian, llaght and lIalsey, Of the Episcopal
Chnryh, and Drs. Spring, Alexander, Philips
and McEir"y. Of the prrshy tcrian church, aud
Dr. Spencer IL. Cone, of the Baptist Church.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04

The West Point Cadet Bill, which the Sen.
ate passed on the 22d ult., adds sixty two to
the number Of cadets appointed every four
years, and conrrs upon the Senators Of the
respective States the privilege Of appointing
them. At the present time members of the
House alone have the right to select cadets.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04

The funded debt of the European States, is,
i'll the aggregate about $9,5O0,0O0,0O0 or $40
for each inhabitant. Switzerland is the only
European country ont Of debt. As war is lni-
ninent, all these countries are in the market
rs borrowers, some with and some without
credit, so that The p, ople have the prospect of
Il considerable addition to their already bur-
thensOme taxes.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04

DIvoncEs.--Forty -four divor>es were grant
ed by the District Court in San Francisco from
January l, 1853, to February !, 1854, and
some twenty cases are now awaiting the sever
ing axe. The San Francisco Herald drpIores
this state OF things, but Justifies one class of
applicants for divorce, that does not ask it on
the ground of conjugal inGdelty. 1t says:
''rhcrc is many man who in the Eastern
States was sober, steady, industrious nan,
and supported his wife and children man-i;1>h
ion, who by spending two or three years i'll this
country away from them, becomes very diff
tt.rcnt person. The change may be wrought
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04

LYING IL BED WITH TIE HEAD ilfGn-
1t is often question amongst people who are
unacqnaintcd with the anatomy and ply siolrgy
Of man, whether lying with the head exalted or
even with the bod dy was the most wholesome
Most, consulting their own ease on tbs point.
argue in favor Of hat which they PREFER Now
aIthouy il many delight in bp!StcIim@ np their
heads at night, and steep soundIy without in.
jury, yet we declare it to be Il dangerous habit.
The vessels through winch the blood passes
from the heart to the head are always Ie>scncd
in their cavities when the head is resting in bed
higher than the body; therefore, in all diseases
attended with fever the head should be pretty
nearly on a level with the body and people
ought to accu>tom ihrms"lv Ives to sleep thus to
avoid dangcr.--.HedicM IomnoL
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04

The STATE IIousEs.-The PREPARATIONS
for removing the old State Houses are progres
sing rapidly, and the operations will commence
before long. Due notice will be given to the
public of the time.
The new capital is progressing with all the
despatch that circumstances will admit Of
Cdroiini0n.
BANK OFFIcERs-lhc Directors of the
South western Railroad Bank elected on We'd
ne>day Lawrence &. Hendricks Transfer and
Collection Clerk; William II. BarlIcs, PAYING
Teller; and George X. Locke Outdoor Clerk
and Porter.
Santa Auna, it is said, viii not himself as.
sumo the title Of Emperor, but as he has al
ready the right Of appointing successor, and
having no male heir, he bad dc>j%na,"J rs that
successor tugu@tn !:;.l bid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-31

At MEETING OF THE GULtcK GUARD,
"A heldaS theGr Mcnday esyning, 10th inst
Gpon thss Issssn from heir late encampnen at Greso
pOrf L. / L<nt Gilbert O. Deane offered she following
roso1utaora vA sch nsnimously anopted:-
Rena1ved 1hlt Gu tain Clark, the ~orthy nost OF
iars Man as House, for the splend manner ia xaich
be cstersd fur is his siLgness upon all occasions
70 attend our vents, deserves, AMI has our most
heartfelt harris and II II with pleasure recommend
bis ssshlisns 70 the various military associations OF
Re- o{vsd. Ihat to wr and Mrs Coukn, of the wyau-
ank onss fer kindness extended TO our friends who
viaited n. AsriDg our edcaDpmen we retufn our sin
To the lsd<s resident and visers Of Greeuport who
sraced our ts With their prcence &c Souid say What
the pop fns give exprcsson our hearts tnroo NJ me
rem exhxrss cs tie plrasuec .njyed whe gazcs at
their faary ke forms gliding syphikc through tho hap
Py thsoe solaers heat fhn never n.ososs ';s, ~o
aenutv Thc suures sion msce upcn the hearts OF some
Ne ara sure Eue alone Ladies', ~e wish your
6ays ~ csany, and not ripple upon the ocean Of
No 80 ,sr.ss Of the Congregational church. for their
polte nviteto1 70 Witt their air return our warn-
set thnks aso trust that their Efforts may
:. cseWned w1h success.
10 d Dsszey Esq for his Kindness In assisting TO
sranse quar,ers previons 90 our srfsa we hoc-
serves and vc essurc him he bas heartfelt. thanks
70 Dsriel Ssss Isq., The tountul supply OF re-
frnithed the night Of the sadc, va
sccord ouf sEapks To Mr. son the geutemaaly
uyUprtser of ss Pcconic House for the eDtertiinmen'
! ~ savs u~, return our thanss
ID ~ fnhns<tsuts Gre.pport In general Tor tns
scps sous wti extended TO scrd us upon our arrv =.
for IL xny nd invitations received Gpiis ~e re-
naissd with tcna, their unceesing efforts to m.ke cu
MT O. younG OF pleasure noer our ar tnnnks
apd asun1s tx that ,hsir In nsss vii ever DC enc
sisbsd IN tk< heart Of every member OF the Sunc'
To tke Wsrhsngtnn Brass Ba nd for the splendid mus
alscouJeed Whilst Parnde cyeoing ia the carno
tho m and their vt all times TO ns
!. %.as cur stay psaaS9' 0as =, resusn c.no od
Gunar E. yxsSa Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-31
DapaaAtss Mlsc. Ilany.

John Hovley, who sentenced b. rang at Cleve
land Ohio on the 9th OF septcnbe- for ne murder Of
John Osborn a city watchman, has a his seuteace
mued BY the Goyerner to imprisonment for life
The eesmer Genoa freight ted for Re eveu city, Ne
bGsska 1erJitor, gagged herself aud xnk Weston
Missouri, . few eassriree.
On tho 2lst instant, NJ St Louis, man by the
of Josephus Biewer, clerk the steamer M,noc-osa
Belle sgod 20 years, and native ~ the State Of New
York was saobsd by Frencbman fsni,iA,ly kno~n In
st Louis Joe. .AivaYez. brewer tsk0n 10 the 6s
ters hospta, in dy g condition Aivarez arrested
AID lodged in jail
A frs b7ake out on tho 23d lost. in the Palladium
newspaper oHce IN iichmonS, md and consumed that
copctrp .egether with thu Sxpo Of Hall,
Joseph BsstonS thoc store, Mndeans book storo,
besioe- i,juring ohe aings In the vicinity The
loss cs mated 1T about sic 00o uyon which mere IL
n insurance..
On aod after the 1. oe Octoksr the cirsn,atIon oi
foreign bank notes bsiow $40 u be pr hibtcd Ia tho
state Of chic, By n iNs psscd list winter.
Truman blossom, of Kenoshs, Wisconsin Is perfcctc
deaf YET he minxh sssly In sonsersaon withoat an,
sppasent enbs<nssusnt, and understands what Is Aie
70 bsn Simply BY observing shc motion Of Me speaker
kp~.
cattle arovss by the name Of Beass, was run ovNl
aad hiled Monday, ~ Columbus, OH, white shippni
ssne strk. hswss walking on the sop OF cor, ans
od, aT. Sss kilsa Instantly.
1M W.oSstock states that New Yorf gensinm.,
has had forty asy engaged for time past
dv 9ng fer god In i dge ~Ater, email town IN Windsor
| sorny, Vt. The resuit Il ssid 10 he saslsisctory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-31

HALIFAX, August so. 1854
Inc roysi mail steamship Europa. Capt. shsrcon
from Liverpool on the afternoon of Saturday the 10th
met arrived at this port shortly after two O'Clock this
Afefi con.
X TIE Collins steamship Pacific from Now York on the
Sh int, erriveo at Liverpool ct three O'Clock on
the 18TH mailing the passage days and twenty
two ionrs, mean time
The Washington sailed from Southampton for New
York Oh tie 10th, with two hundred and forty passen
gers, srd i've bundred tons Of cargo
Tue screw ssesmship Brandon sailed from Hayrs. Via
ton, on the nth. for New Yos full Of freight
and passt pgers. r..
The Europa left at p N for Beaten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-31

FIRE n CHATHAM, CASApA--Mosr oPrHE Tovn
BURNED Down. we are informed ny the ChntAssu
Plant cf very destructive Hre which took place
IN Cbathhm on the 22d int. Tue m at Of tho buss-
nes. pa q the towo y In sshes. The lca T. very
vertc b. Insurance rhs Messfs ErksiS are heavy
H$ers o. wen m souo others Toe sofhcc AZ ths
Kfr, Ajrutssss Is consumed, tsecther ~ith all the
,bs.siss; The ioss TO the r<ppsiseer. Mr. lrc.a, d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-31

SAP ACCIDENT on THE Sr. LAwREScE RIVER
The 67orsreaI Tfauscyipk states that On the 2iss
inst, canoe containing four persons was upset
among the rapids In the &C. Lawrence river near tho
village Of Cedars. All Immediately clnng to the
bottom OF the boaf, and drifted IA This manner
through eight miles OF raptds One Of the number.
o to5 su tetded NJ i.ngt ia SWIMMING I, sa isacd.
The Others, ere y one, we're Obliged by exsaussaon
Their namcs were MsrtiD Sauve, TJusssint Laspar
poe, aDc Francois De aIris-
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NvrfbAc Desrrucsloa OF ProSertT-Housee
ClNsschcs, Sc, Bl0wa Dswn-cvvo~st .nvo
Pcissns Kalscd, and y large Sambor Uread-
fully jurvd-Namcs OF tns Klaea aad
Wous6ea.
QUE LoUIsvILLE CORRESPONDENCE.
\ LOUISVILLE, KY, Sunday, August 27, 1864.
One OF the mos iesrfal t,rnadoes It ha, beea my
to witness SWEET this city at half past eleven
"a ,ocl to day, carrying death and destruction be-
fors It with unexanpled fury. Trees wore rooted.
Aorn q levelled, and th- sabe pail Of mouruing
,Aro over many families in this ol.y Ia the twink
Ing o.. an eye
TO- ty fiv. human beings who arose this morn.
iso d, enjoy the prviie ses of another Chrissisn
ssuAaih. in the full vlgor Of he .lth, are now en-
braced ~ the 10y arms Of DEATH to look upon tho
transtorvs Measures Of this life no m,rs. Diners
,p;or.atcA ,ch degree that their re overy is more
than SoubrA :.
This was "A . first day that preaching was in this
CHURCH the bid Presbyterian The building vas
not uitr f,n,pH d. and the morter seemed to ae yet
camp. r. was fortunate that there were only
few not - ore than fifty. in the caice
at tho, tine. r the result might have been
more fcarfol. a III. Mr.. Miller. the pastor
eeca,ed uuioiur-. l. I heard he was jus
preaching ON s,the ncertainty Of human life, ea
, 9 cstastrop.Ye occS rred. gentleman who va
inside at the ii me- "a ID mo that ha observed tn rec
besyy yibratiossof 4 building before the era, ,h,
and he was Just ont 4 his seat whea the beams
broke directly over wh re ne sat- out there are
thousand and one hair breadth escapes gene ally
on snch occasions.
There wss very large store, five ssories high,
ard two hunored ard eEh ty feet deep, just uished
and soon 10 be opened as large grocery, blown
down on Main street, betm cen Eighth and Ninth
streets. II being Sunday. ne ~ettest ever "a ~
! was unable to get psrticuia g, aad leave here
for Lexington at halep.st five O'Clock to-m,rrow.
sent two despstctcs to tAl te'eg' aph Offices to
forwarded oyou, but fad they are OF too "steady
habits" here, to do any thing a that kind on the
Sabbath.
II would be worth ten millions to the country il
this 'ain cams month ago. Tn crops, through
the oiferert parts OF OHIO and Indiana through
which have travelled: sre sea, cely worth har
vestDg. They ore better Ia Kentua Ky.
The Grand Lodgeof Masons, Il kentu,ky meet
at LtziDgtcn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-31

Ezv ORLEANS August %, 1854
Our uarket tor cotton dGl, the sales for he past
three days reaching My SEQ bales. We quote d Hing
atSk Flour is firm, sith upward tender 1s. Ohio
is quoted At 81 s7 Coru h.s consid rsbiy adeaucsi
and Ia DOW placed ssztc. n SIC. Mess peck Grn at
sI4 5o Keg lard afn 80 I3c, In also rice -s5Hc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-31

/ TAc Yellow Fever IN savannah, DC.
BAL11xcss August 80, lsl4.
Captain whiss formerly OF Connsc,icut we'd tno wn
savannah plot ded In that clay OF yelIow fever on Non
The recent stage accident intnc ns,anpsruoou VI re-
,'sssbusR, Va, prvss = have been n~sh sxsGueaAs1
ns. cssrisgesa - - - l11nolglnGl
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I0vIsv1vrx, August 80, 1854.
The runer that arse oonasgration had occurred at
st Louis IS sholly untrue there has been are
thers
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Naval Intelligence.
The corvette Dormant arrived st Flo de Janeiro,
July IL, from xentsvideo.
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n ~ - FSUnn'WeoSanet tOns
TH1 RxP0RTED DEATH or kx-SaNA rOx DOwNE5-THB
~ : PRkefDnNr- AT Ck<0N sPR tyGs
3# WAsHISgT0x, Ausust 80, 1855
The Natiesai Iwenige1rr Of this morning says that
the snnounceusat o. hcusath OF sea4tor Do wnss
vas premature, and that hs 10 still living.
The Prssdsn gsvs up his conenp ated trip to Cape
Nay on account Of the tosts from Baltimore hsvicg
ceased running lie has goas to Capon Springs ns,cad
Harasssaxs Free Dshecratic Uoaventioa.
PH-txDs1rHIA, August 80. 1854.
me Barrisburg Free Democratic Convendon met to
day. and passsd resolutions the State ticket
and recommending Pollock, the whty canddste for Gov
eSaer. te.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-31

u VCBbsI Abn0l0 hS AOSeE0ma
lfufADEspHIA, Aug 30 1854
The brig Ann Jennett Brown from Peil .dephia for
Boston, with nargo OF coel, won't ashore Absec
Beach about daylight this morning and Is In bad
position there All hands board got safely ashore
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Departuxs or cAc America.

OepartuxS or cAc America.
+ DooroS, August 30 1864.
The royal mail steamship Ameriea Capt Lang, sailed
atnoCn to-day, with 70 pssrssgsrs for Liverpool and Is
for Halifax. She took out sas4 oc0 in American gold
coin, $6lo0 in American gold bars and FL 4O0 Eng
lsh gold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-31

Fire In GcOsgsssvss, .. G.
CoLuaRiA, August 80, 1854.
A ere occurred In George awn, $. ion Sunday last
By which several storos destroyed. The loss
amounted TO twenty thousand dollars.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

NE WS BY LEGRAPH
-~~>~~~-~-~>~~~->>~S>>,
ARRIVAL or THE EUROPA AT HALIFAX
~~>~>o~~>~~>o~-~~~>~.-s-,~
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
PROGRESS Of the WAR IN THE EAST,
Surrender Of the Fortress of Bomersund.
The Expedition Against the Crimta Deferred.
>>~~~~>~~~~~~~,>-~~~~> 80
Schamyl Victorious Over the Russians.
>>~~>~>>~~>>-~->>~>>>>
The Turks Defeated in Asia.
Ore adful Ravages Of tho Cholera Among tho
British Troops.
~e~>>~~-.~,>~,>~>o,>,- tE4.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.
THE NNrAs REFUSE TO RECOGNIZE TUE
NEW GOVERNMENT.
STATE OF THE MARKEFs,
10 &C.. 10.