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Steamboat uisaster .

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 79.-Intelligence hes
been received here of the loss Of two 6ne boats
on the Mississippi. The steamer Pacific and
the Grand Tower, cnme il collision near Mem
phis and both sunk III b few minutes, bscon-
ing totol loss The passengers were saved
The Pacific Was bound down and the Grand
Tower up.
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AN ARREST Officers Wise and simonds ar
rested Michael O'Snaughnessy about dayli IN
this morning, who is charged with shyo,iug
through the dwelling Of Mr.. Edward MUIR h y
10 10 > une last He Was sent to the county jai!
u probable more serious charge will be
brought against him
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7TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly fol, ID. Daily Evening star
forger Sentenced.

BALTIMORE, Nov Michael Dunn has
been sentenced to eight years ooDnnemsnt In
the psnitsntiary, for forging pension pap4rs,
and aasssway, hi.7secompiics, to three ysars
imprisonment.
The western rivers are Q, stand
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HAVE YOU A
CHARLES WATTCp,c
TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- CIR

II Ms, AND cTo- NGuKo
~ Ell Merchant Tailor. NJ
4ss 'en'h s.re-t, .avites TIC a. u. ~
,,a 80 - = = e. u6,ic 70 els eeant -took
fLsi a CLOtAS CAseIA Ar Els, ard VEsT. NJ
aNss, embrao ng the bsst styles o. tine lstast va
I'm Ss' osten2n which we are nov making Ut hal
5'ye VI elegance unsurpassed here or sisevhsre.
hos -S-so3w Union Intal.l
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JOE sHiLLNGTos receives all the new Books and " sv
pspe.s ss ias as published He is agent for Hsrper. an
VIC o'he, magazines, aud readers will alTays ana
anu good assortment Of Blank aud Stationery a
nis odeon Building, Pa. sven 10 aud ~ -
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For sale and ixont,

kfoR EN- IA pARLOR AND FIVE BED
= chambers, all fitted with gas. Location, Tenth
street, between and q, west side, second dvellins
ABOVE Mcduire's Auction Store. on the corner Of y
NV VIC asehus. JOHN 9RkGURY.
EHOR RENr-FOUR ROOMS, SITUATED ON NJ
street orth, between sixth and Seventh stree t.
west Enquire on the premises
nov 3o-st' CBAs. sCRIvENER.
FOR RENT-A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
= situated In the Northern Libsrties, on street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
For sale, Horse and Chaise.
FOR particulars inquire sther at nv residence No.
Ss3 Ninth street. or at the Capitol extension. north
wing. ., Posse ssion given immediately.
EURNTsnED BOOMs TO REVT.-sIx LARGE
l. snd well furnished Rooms for Rent -Enauira
at FAULKNER Shirt Manufs Glory, south SIDE Of
Pa avenue, between Sd and ~ streets.
nov 30-eo1w
EOR kENT-A CA AhIAGE HOUSE AND STA
l bic. sui abe for thres or four horsee. Enquire
at AL street, between Ninth and Tenth.
nov 2a-2*
LrURNIsHED ROOMS 10 IBT, AT $50 4 ST.
T. b.tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth. vicinity OF
"il'srds' Hotel
Also, Wanted GIRL, about 10 years af as. used
to housswsrk. Apply at 2s6 L, between Fourteenth
ana f1iteen'n strsets pov T-'w*
EnK kENr.-IWO LArGE II Wis. fI.UArkD
IL on the second and third floors of The store now
occupied by Thos De,aIv, on Louisiana avenue. Oh.
post, the Bank of Washin zton. These halls would
sut Military companies or societies Of any kind t.
hold meetings in. Ais, loud mske excel emit store
'oms. Persons wanting such, wou,d do we'll to
call Immediately and examine
THOS. DELANEY, Louisiana avenue
FURNISHED KooMs-NRs. g. An Ess0N
has tor rent two .arIors and five Oh amhprs
stusted I'd door from the Kirkwood Hou,e.
NO. &. PennsYivaEta ayepue
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WOOD! LOOK AT THIS,

DERSONS in want of we'l-seasoned Oak fr.
i WOOD can have 1t delivered to them ct thei-
residences in Washington, at 1852 per cord. This
is wood out in ths neyhborhood of the city, aud L.
excellent Pease leave orders a. the counter Of the
Star office. stating what quantity is led Order
will be taken for wood in lots OF from cord MP 70
wenty. nov 20-tr
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GLOVEs, HOSIERY, WOOLLEN YARN, g..
" 10 dozen White French Kid Gloves, 81 c-ut.
worth 81
10 dozen Light oolored do 10 a. cs.,a
. ... worth 81
10 do ladies and gsnts beaver do 60 c~uss.
very cheap
30 ls laiiae' Gee cY lined rsw siIk Csshmsrs and
Cotton Gloves
70 do misses Cashmere and deecy lined raw silk
Gloves
100 do laties' Alps"s Cashmere, nescy Hned raw
silk and Cotton Hos.
~ do Noollsn Hose. for servSrts
10 do missas' white Merino Hoss
Vool!sn Yaru OF sll cclors
Chtldrsn's Woolien Caters woclisn Comhrtz
With many other Goods CHI sp tor ca1h
WM. X. RILEY,
Corner Eighth St, opp. Centre MARKET.
nov 2i-1m
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GATHERS.

MEALS FURNISHED AT PRIVATE HOUSES
! AN how furnishing Meals 70 families and those
L WHO room CIT ct very mo ,era.e charge 1t Is
the cheapes. and most agreeable way 10 i've.
c. GAUTIER,
252 Pennsylvania avenue.
nov le-eo2w {Cninn INTEL
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DRACEs for ladies and gentlemen &C
! ut ~ R'HiI va UiiIardas Hn<-t

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT
N SHIt LINGT0N's.
Heartse sse, by the author Of the Heir Of Redclif
Tie Pride of Life, by Lady Scott author Of the Hen
Picked Husband
B 'ackwood's NJ sine for November
Alone cheap edition
Lite in tie Oieariugs. by Mrs. Noodle
ladies' Matt ,nal Magazine for December
'1ransms do do
,ousy's Lady's Book do
IL dies complete Guide to Ccotchet and Fancy Knit
ting
NV DooKs received Immediately afte- published
All tn. iateet Newspap-r-, and ever3 thing b.
longing 10 the stationery lie at
SAIL, 1SGTOE's Bookstorp
Corner Of Pa. avenue and Az street.
move 25-tf
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NEW STORE. NEW STORE.

Lruisiana are.ue opposite The Bunk Of Wdshir gfon
M Il. THOMAS DALEANY Respectfully in,it-s
WI the attention OF the public 10 exsmine his
stock Of GOODS, which hs has op1pec on LuusiNns
avonue betsesn sixth and seventh strees, opposite
The Bank Of Washington, consisting Of all datorip.
fioos az Teas, &c, Imperial, Gunpo der, and Black
Tes; Wins SID Liquors, of all forts, whion he
sell st the lowest prircs fr sash or approved paper
Besides al the n esssaries foE Gro cry business.
viz: Br' oms. BUCKETS, osdsr Tuts, Matches, sc :,
DC. Please call and see for your. elves.
nov 2-Sm
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auction.er.

nEh0HTFUL RESIDENCE IN LAFAYETTE
IL squace at 7ubiic Sale On MONDAY efter
noon. De'sInber lith, { e'c'o-k on the premises
shail sell tGat valuable aud Gs irabIe residence
lately ocru led by TT omss Richie, deoersed ad
joining the resiuenHe 81 Vt. ". r,rcor.n, Esq and
front.g south On Laf-ytt Tor Pre- 'jdrntsl sGusre
The 10 hss fro,t o. 81 feet - in hes On north Il
st'"et, snd ms back 81 fe inc 10 comm n
alley 20 fee vide en- the opposit are ~ Viii b
iees.
The bouse Il first class double building built In
the most subttautial amer with smple accomm
dations for large family disposed 10 entsrtsin-
Apsrt from the main house is a lsrge outbu.idine,
for The accommodation Of servants &c.
FUR her particulars ara dee1,.i unne ~es airy, a.
pArsors disposed to purrh viii doubt ees examine
for themselves. as the p oper l. WILL known
Terms: One third cash tbs h.lanca payahi. in
two equsl ins'aiu,ents Ii ore ana two years ron,
tho day CT sale, With interest thereon paysbI- semi
Annually, 81 sreur'db the notes of the purcnss T
and deco Of irus. on the preu.iees
JAMES =. Mcguire.
nov I'D
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Ely j. G, E7cGUERE. AucttoAee
& ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on Pen T.
~ sylvsnia avenue, and fronting Market snac1 -
On TaUhsDAF, December lAh, st O'Clock p II ,
viii he Id tie two houses situated par. o. Lot
L. Square $50, corn .. Pennsylvania avenue xut.
street. ao.tt. The ground fronts 81 feet on the
avenue aTsi ruus bseS 70 G street north. having
sarer fronts "re O. which is an open space I be
location ofrrs great advantages for perrnsnent in
vcstmert in real &c ste In Ire city of Warrington
Tbs house will be cold SEP rstely, If desired.
Terms: One fourth cash: the haiance IN thres
equal !nstsMents Ct t. Is, end Is months, with IN
terest, satisfactorily secured
JAMES O. MCGUIRE,
nov Is ID Auctioneer.
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il , THE INTRODUCTION OF GILMAN'S INsTANTA
neous hair Dye to the public which changes In Q mo-
e any coored hair to beautiful permanent black
ns more happiness in the community by driving
u on use e worthless preparations with which this coun
LAS esen hooded for few past any invention
thas W know ot-Portand Advertiser
out the United States and Canadss nov go
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EWR REST-A STOKE On Pa. AVEsUN-THE
l. neat and convenient sized Store In Sta Build
ngs next TO the corner Of Pa. avenue nd Eleventh
jtreet, which said corner is coon to be opened iy
diinus Hitz as their Music store and Piano ware.
rooms The ssJre now for rent will make a captal
stand for almost any kind of business, as siready
the Star office is more frequebted than any other
ous,pass place In Washing on. Apply at the counter
Of the Star ofics oct ah-tf
LfCR sALE.-SEyEkAL FARMS NORTH OF
Il Washington city, containing from tn. five 20
one hund Ell anu fifty acres, convenient t. churches
and tchools. and good society, from three TO six
mil's from town. Persons desirous # ps ty.
dairy, or farming, and, would do we'll In applyiu, tn
the subscriber, near bladeusbarg.
nov 24-lm CHARLES DIGGFa
4 VERY DESIRABLE SrvRE TO LEC-yHE
IA store on the east SHE Of Eleventh street one
aoor north Of Penns, lvsnis svsnu., lately occ,,-
PIED by Mr. Dyer az auction and commission
store, ID Tor rem low to q good tenant. Apply IL
g. A. RANDALL,
nov lit Corner Twelfth and d streets.
LNOh II u II II UEs sALE.-THk MODER N
Il four-stOry Brick House on Thirteenth II .et
near Il, east SIDE The house is in good repair dry
CELLARS and TO good tt .ant the rent will be low
Possession given on the LIST November Apply to
oct Jo-H JAS. c. MCGUIRE Auc'r
STOHAdE.-Ihoss having Furniture, DIV G...a
~ Groceries, DC, TO b. stored will find ampt- az.
coIomod .tions IN the large, airy, nagstoneps yed
and dry Ssserasnts under the siar Office corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply 1t the Star Office.
oct 25-tf
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STORE AND DWELLING. tct. FENT IN TIE
- First Vs'd Tie Slbs~r;,,e. hsriux oon~l.d,,
.EeDge his busirese vii -srt ~ $500
Dwelling, a. he cJrGe-C Peas are2.e au1 u
efree-, In t1e Eitf W.Ej m dweiiiu. cont ~
ten rooms ircud'ug thl. IN the aluc story. III
iue ard and good ceilsf tie Aitone cling ABOVE
groand) The cvel ing l. couvsLis,.s cne and Ia
Ia pood repair, and ~i be reot-l parre from The
Store II dosIr-d TIE location l. one OF lie most
healthy and desirable in the ard.
vii sieo rent my sto'e, ;he very BIS business
e,srd in he ward. DIS v5cut 20 Yards tom the
West Ne ket st tie corper of IN. avenue ami xolh
street, ncfth sid The only recommendation Il re.
90 res business p,eco Il >e location-poesse ron
given Immediately To good tenants The rcni rsul
be made reasonable.
For par culsra -r4u'r. a. tbs Grocery store q
the Subscriber On be Ir.niass.
nov27 -lteos eAvIn HINES.
L0R REM II SPACIOUS .N,aE ROOM on the
l. oorI. of seventh aud stle.ts is tr rent II
u one VI the best stan IS for bhsn.ss th- itr r.
and has Of ~ c-.er. !; has been rse- FOR tks
dry oods business, ard ia r. h5y sEriysj Applyt t.
"3FFW ELL BROWN.
booi'a~s avenue, cppes tr rank Of Wsstrrron.
ncv .G--cT
L>uk %Ehf-A LAHG6 3:;TCn I.i~H &c sc.
L cnovs afaniiy sit a,ei nesr Z e. n. axe -
ONO Canal and fotumsc bigef Apply TO IL sub
soribrrs, At their LuUber YARD. corner Of D sra
Twenty six'h street, IL. : =. u. kASbY.
nov 17-Aog
- sIr Ca. Pas. ER- AXES aND AnZES-
- This day received frepe the msn ufSc!ur~-s one
ease of te sbovc preotio.ci G7ods, ii E;rts make
which sre oiierea III new York prices BY
Z. TUCKER 4 CO.
No. 8sS Pepnsylvanis sxenus
nov 21-eos3.
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k'uR REtT-tossesson gwen named nc -lhr
afty yards OF its junction with Twelfth sire ct and
3 avenue The building lie Of Two stories. The
over story being divided into taree convenient
Gems, and the upper being large single room. 1t
street. With ample working room in the resr AL
70 convenient painters carpent-r's or other
mechanics worA shop above. Apply at Star ofca
oct 2S-u " e'"
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THE ONLY INfALL1BLE MEDICINE KNOWN
ELIXIR VIT&-PREPARED By B. BURRow-Ths
virtues OF tols medicine we'll s6oyv
announcement 70 b regarded assertion perform
ing Sores TOO wonderful 70 lssvS doubt in efficacy and
Ssrng benefits the afflicted that never Be- for.
gotten In designed 10 cure and always cures apvdts
ease OF chronic secondary hereditary nature IN one or
TWO weeks and the most ormdabe-an eating cancer or
confirmed consumption excepted In or four weeks
s virtues have been endorsed by tho Masonic and Odd Fell
lows Lodges by numerous eminent 900 cit
ens OF the CITY Of Norfolk and Portsmouth Va nv
Minister'S Drussi.s LAWYERS Editors and Chemists Rev
afoMs Hume OF Portsmouth, Va eminent divine of the
Hps has kindly permitted the use of his
oeen cured OF disease the Throat and Lungs
parines the Blood, Bowels and secretons.
OBJECTIONS ANSWERED
We'll known that the ELIXIR WIFE ia An tnfsIlibe
ueclhe Always restoring to health use il from
weeks according to the nature and of their
out some say 1t s the medicine In the world
nueed en health to you 10 not priceless blessing MANY
person. Ser spending all their pby scisns and
ior months and years drugged their systems with sbomina
pie faent Medicines have been to perfect
ny It's use In from TO four As TO the prescribed
aosss II they be too large for delicate reduce
eI 70 any size will only take proportonaby longer
tme 70 cure 1t is not made to afflicted and to
psase the palate nor does p-op
strikes at the foundation disease and resSes the
vital organs from It's grasp. ~
easPrice Is for six bottles INV ~ %
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4 stsd on the -asseid - s>yen.h .E.e- ..>-
above street Il .sfi3 ~ 'a.~-S .rCs1 ~
Ofiec. Th- Zoe 80 f--at- hGi. f--' = -
is large and c"u1;n 10. 0G- Lax fourteen rol ms
IL Ia nov b-.rg 4cSiy painted and prepared, and
httesi with gus fixtures; has pump 'th excellent
water Ia the yard, and cistern water ia he house.
bath rooms, &c; large ysrd with stable sad car.
riage- honse. Apply, next door TO the house, to
nov Is eou A. ROTpWELL.
LfuR sALE-THAT Va LIABLE LuT on Sey-
Il .ntesnth street, at the terminus OF The Ohio
and Chesapeake Canal In thi. ely, fronting loo feet
ON the Canal, aud about $50 Seventeenth strs-t,
being par of square sonth l73 Ii has 6 ,scge
STONE WAREHOUSE upon il suitable for d min or
muchiCery Ct svers daschptiou. 1t sdjrins tbs
looks and Is alike con.suient TO trade on the canal
or rives. Fer t.rms, apply On the premises to
nov u-rolm TM;lMh9 GREEN
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1'R.Y DiI. SCWARFZES PULMONIC BALsAM
! for the cure of Cough, Colds. Althma, &c
Also DIR. tCIiWARTZE'S WORA DESVnOYINt;
SYRUp-peyer known to fail.
For sale at SC!4WARTZE Il SONS drug store,
Pa avenue. next to q. hotel. nov l0-Qn
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BALL To-NIGHr.-The Good Will Club give
their first annual ball tonight, at Carusi :
Saloon. AS every e1ertion has been made "
the Club TO give satisfaction, We confidently
pIeoict that 1t will be claEsed among the most
pleasant balls of the season. Mons Cochep
is to be the master of ceremonies.
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Wants.

w ANTED-E1THER TO KENT OR PURCHASE
w small Dwe!liug Hcuss in the centre of the
city. No objection to the Leland. Apply at EVANS
Hat and Fur Establishment, Pa. avenue.
nov S1-3t
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WOOD FOR SALE.

ON LIEUT.. HUNTERS UPPER FARM TWO
" miles from the Long Bridge, above the toll
gate, IN Alexandra county, Va PINE AND OAK
WOOD tor sale. Oak, - 621I, and Pine 50 12I per
cord. Apply to ". CARLIN, Aren't
nov ii I'm
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DsNRHYN AND IRON MANTsLS-7try be seen
Il = beautiful assortment Of thasa Oh ap Ia do
rsble articles at the Of PecosylsL MA
and Tenth street, ever tie Washington ssvinss
Bank. -r---, p RALPH HAsKINS.
nov 1S-eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-30

FURNISHED ROOMS MRS. G. AN0Et9ON
l. has tor rent two fsrors and five Oh ambers
situated "a door from the Kirkwood Hou'e
No. E6 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-30

NALUABLE LOTT am auiho ized -
Y sill lots e 'ntaning 1914 squire iestJ nun
ter9h 10, u. H. Is. a. 10, 1e, II, IS. H. aud
%. IL Square NO 1oT, IN the First Ward, bonn al
IN SIR ct lCi feet. IN Il stree. 1874 feet. and On
i9.h street 323 feet 10 inches
these Lots being Connected. pIese Mt grea. Undue
aaens 70 purchaser ct the whole ,'ssther, rs they
arc susceptible by subdivision Of living s,,di irpal
1s.t Of great advantage The CITY .or,orali6u
41"g recent =. by law, suthorz d, and sppcorri
s'ed for, Market Hous. t. he cree ed on street,
in the imme iiste vicinity of said Lot. will prom
iy bring fh-m to demand for business nurro.ss
and At greatly advanced rates For la 9. manufac-
suaDg sst7blifhIhsos or others reau ing lsry,
peS@ these Its highly SUITABLE both 10 loca.
on and exteut. Apply 10
LANES ". CAUSrEN
AoV Z3-oZT No. 300 s,r e..
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" ANTS MEGROES.-Thssubs cribsrs are
w all times In the market buying SLAVES, pay
Ing the highest cash prices. Persons having slsv
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal.
imore, Mo, Skaters old stand) Slaves taksn on
board at 70 cents per day.
feb Ply BIN Il w. L. CAMPBELL.
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nLD NOvALS-A LAhGE NUMBER, LAID
" aside BY the undersigned TO send to auct on
may be bought la the mean time at auction prices
or less from FRAECK taylor.
nov Ia
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j. X. HARTWELL,
AND COMMISSION STORE.

ITO isAcHERs.- Foe sale low = p.ir Of Clotee
Av, .Ta kh,.0sePhio.l Apparatus. Eoqui,s Of
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NHE MOST DIFFICULT AND COMPLICATED
l. Watches put In good order by frst class
workm an, and usrssntet, at AIS Pa. ave-, Sign o,
Large Spread Eagle 81. O. HOOD
nov 1l-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-30

"a ANTED-A YOUNG MAN, To ArrEHD IN
w Grocery Store. He must be strict Catho-
Iic L" stree person good situation Is fered.
For particulars eoquire at this Office
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oiOGk APHtCAE DRAWING--A MANUAL
i OF Typographical Drawing, by Heutensnt :
smi b, II & Army, sssiatapt Professor OF i1r.w;ns
at West Point, with engravings. For sa,s iw 1.es
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
nov IL Booksellers, mar Ninth n
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w ANTEn.-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY wish
w board In priva family, where there is no
other bcarders-east Of thirteenth and s nth of Il
strests preferred Address &C r" through the post
Office, stating the loo alton, terms, &c.
nov 28-3te
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR; WARll WAR;

EASTERN AFFAIRS. The Bali 4 Fleet
Some additional captures had been made
of Russian Merchant vessels, making the
whole number ten.
The English feet was of at Gothland BY
latest advices.
Z he most incessaDt activity il completing
the war preparations prevails in the Rus
sian ports The emperor had heavy go
gun frigate placed a different ranges Of
Cronstadt, to ascertain the effect Of shot and
shell upon the forts at the greatest dis.
ance.
From Keil, 10Th, il Is stated that al
the Russian Ports in The Baltic are under
blockade.
The french squadron that has sailed
from Brest to rsinfOrce Napier's feet il the
Baltic. numbers twenty Eve ships 81 III aizes
Of which nine are ships Of the line.
The Russian force afoas ia the Baliic
amounts 10 thirty sail.of the line and . eol
responding number Of frigates. steamers.
and smaller crafts. whose crews are well
trained and have been together Six or seven
years, also 200 gun boatsi
THE BLACK SEA All tho Russian Ports
inthe Block Sea are declared ina state 81
blockade. "A part ofths combined fsos
had anchored before Odessa.
Tnr DA0URn- seaaa Apya io.- Fhe IN
pOrtans frontier town ofFoksllani, ii "
CHA, which has Just been follifed m been
destroys By Gre.
Alllho Russian stores provisions arms
clothing aumunision, aud all tho military
hospisala hapa fallen prey @ lhe flames
The Russians oecnpg Kestedie
a con uniealion lfon Qrsoya q lhe islh
states ap % lhe iAlh lhe Russians occupied
Turnu SEVERN ssrga
: ca ne 18Th. the Eesrock crossed
Danube Il New 0rsova Turkish fortress
81 6ns q o. penubian islands. and oeeu'
Diea Wnrlsisroya. The Turks bombs
he plscs According these accounts &
j notelsar whether regular passage 81 tho
Dnnuba i intended s. ne point
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-19
fcOnraIUN1,A

ns. PREwETT.- You m many readers
who would b glad 70 hear current item g
50. 8 dc savings and aoings q The efaad Con-
ferene s GO aIe,hodlsls Eplscopa Church
SoNih, les s. session @ this city The 1oil-
ference commence 81 Monday eng nss
very flilT attendance of delegates Two e
tie nishop however, ere absels. Bishop
Cooper 81 account u BE health md Bishop
Andre 81 account Of thas Sc hls lamllg
e j. expects Rom many caue tas levi
lallen Genie nee VIII Be o lmpcI
sesl Is M snlsol lla Church han De as
any one q the ne
however nos much haa been done 6h
block out aa he lael g. apsl
lnalteis pref tla pal.oa n sIthe
Church
The question: be establishment el large
pohllshlne House, 81 Book concern, Nll.
discussed lo.mefrow and plhaps for nsestal
days. TIE nrsl question win IS
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-19
Washington, April II 1854,
HANDsOMELY SAID.

HANDSONEL K SAID.
The following is the ebaste and beautiful ad.
drs 81 welcome to Mr.. Fillmore st B aeon ca,
tie Hon. E A. Nisbeti
ar. FILMozE-I am proud ofthe onor Il
th organ Of my fellow athens Of al parties
Of giving yo1 cordial welcome to the Central
City Of Georgia. Divided as w are in .politi.
cal opinion organized as We are into political
parties We to-day unite in this spontaneous de-
monstration otrespect Tor your character, and
gratitude for your public services. selfrespect
as web Is respectIor yourself. you are wen
aw II according to the d age of polite inter
course, would forbid eulogiuin i'd your presence
were youOnly private gentleman Or were you
stillin office Yos, however. are n re- than
q prigute gentleman YOU have been the high
Get Gun tionasy Of the greatest nation of allthel
earth Your great Office expired By Limitations
Of the Constitution, and you ore among us to-
day. Cor the first time, IS the ex-presldent of
he American Union; and t 4 our lees tol
pss aad your duty hear, however snsive 81
rom moi ,he lang e. not u approval ana
81 commentator pay cur homage e
90 Orient SsaF. but g Sur which having 90
iumniate SIN illum| the heavens and sheds
upon Tie aftl sf nnd quiet glory
Sill q 3ays os lss1 upon he shore ofI
yea Lake, slill { ssel
e. in shils nlale Che bTeath 90
spring. gop would upon 10 soil Of ths
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-19

BLAoKwooD FOR APR1L. We are indebt-
ca to the publishers, Leonard Scott q Co.,
No Is Fulton street New York, fer copy
of this always welcome yisitant IKE pre-
sent number probably is The last vith which
Prof., Wilson, che celebrated eKit North, !"
had any connection. He died at Edinburg
on the Sd Of April. The FIRST article in the
present number is entitled "the CONNER
cialresults Of a war with Russia" which is
highly interesting to the commercial men
of this country, By exhibiting the amout
and value Of trade between Great Btitain
and Russia. which is now indefinitely sus-
pended.