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~ PKAIf, JR., of Boston, arrived here Yesterday.
cal ed by the Press tth- Great Am. rican Traysler
was In the year $50 employed by the officer Of o
gossinmene as an Assistant Engineer at Fort Ear
ney, in the Nebraska Territory, and viii in Their
employ he broke his right collar bone and from the
unskilfu treatment Of the surgeon at that nost
me- pacltated him from manual Labor besides csus
ing slekne's OF over q year, damaging him already
over two Thousand dollars besides ipiurin0 his CO.,,
stitution for life. MIR Prstts case is at the mercy
OF Congress, in the form Of petition Special Aci
ap lS-lt* f-'' Ae'
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GERMANIA CONCERTS.

THE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY will give
L two grand vocal and instrumental CONCERTS
to take place on WEDNESDAY,. The 18th inst. and
THURSDAY, tn 10th, assisted by Madlle Caroline
Lehman, vocalist.
Tickets 80 "ents.
Chance of programme each evening.
The 6ermania Mrsical Society tender their sin.
cere thanks to the musical inhabitants for thu libe.
"a patron age bestowed upon them on former coca.
slams. ana hoI g TO take farewell % crowded houses
~ the present series ap 49, DIST
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w. PRRENOLOGY.-DR MARSHALL
w. BAfLlSS has the honor of announcing to
OF as hington and vicinity that he is
now at g. G. Bakers Hotel, (the Exchange, G street.
between ~ and 6b) where he will be for several
Jays, ana WIZ take pleasure in delneating charac.
ters AMI giving chronological charts
Charges very reasonah q 10 1.*
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PIE KSONAL.

80. The last steamer brings to US the new.
of the death. on the third of April, of Pro-
lessor John Wilson, celebrated as the Christie
pher North of Biae1nood's Magasins, and
whose works, poetical and prose, have secured
him a warm welcome among all classes OF
readers in England and America.
80. Rev. Henry Slicer, the agent of the
Metropolitan church in this city, urged its
claims before the New Jersey (M E.) Confer.
ence at New Brunswick on Friday last.
80. Col. Colt has received an order from
the British Government for 1000 revolyers for
use in the feet.
-. The Befleriile Zeitung announces Col.
W. Ii. Bissell as a candidate for re. election to
Congress t., the November election.
go. 1t is rumored that Governor Seymour,
of New York, is to go abroad.
-. The Boston Times laughs at the report,
now in circulation, stating that the Hon. C. j.
Faulkner is out against the Administration.
and says:
Mr. Faulkner, We have the best Of author
Ity Tor saying, Is on terms Of pleasant intims.
cy and friendship with the President and a
fair and reasonable constr uction of his letter
to his constituents, will afford no evidence for
believing otherwise"
Little Crow, the Sioux Chief who il
now in our city, accompanied by Governor
German and Hon Mr.. SibIey, had an inter-
view with the President this morning
Mr. Manager Bates, Of Cincinnati, has
underlined upon his posters that his actors
shall not hereafter, under any circumstances
be permitted to violate the rules of all we'll
regulated theatres in responding to calls be-
fore the curtain, and addressing the audience
while in that position.
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U The Cuban Emancipation Scheme
appears to be steadily progressing in its
development. The Captain General has
now under consideration plan of send
ing Special Commissioner to the planta-
tons on the island, to report upon the
number of negroes held to servitude, for
which there is no legal bill of sale; that
isy illicity imported Africans, with view
to their ultimate emancipation. g. 1a.n
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81 In consequence Of q permanent engagement
entered into by the Germe they are prevents.
from revising Wa hiueton, and they hope to hid
farewell to crowded houses, at this present short
series. an ia
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Attention, Highlanders.-The
"a "a Inem bers OF the company are requested 10 he
iii III punctual in their attendance on WEDNESDAY
~ " the 10Th Instant, that being the stated night
i1r drill OF every.wee ANY gentlemen desirous Of
?oioisg the ompany can have an opportunity of seq.
lag the w form aa.pred. " soe'
By order Of the Drill Sergeant an1r o.,
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nNLf TWENTY-FIVE ENTs.-T1c Greatest Dis
~ corefy 2f me Age.-The ELECTORENE BA.
SohhhE 'TfpES taken at j j. WOODBRIDGE,s
Wv Nr" fork GALLERY, Pennsylvania avenue between
otn ana 'th streets, ever Gilmans Drug ore wash.
ington. Ihis is late French discovery for viii n
MI MI; W., has the only right for the Unit stats
ms process lar exceeds any thing yet discovered,
nunofed pictures daily We defy all competition
TOT s'yie finish, and aheapness for by tur new pro-
cess we can produce fine c>lored likeness for 8
Genus. also have rooms in New York, q d at pa
Baltimore street. Baltimore. General sa,isfsetion
given. - n : - w.
= Aisc. Rooms to let. Enqsire at the Daguerrs an
rooms. -- sp 1S-2l*
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BUILDING STONE.

fINHE undersigned have constantly on hand a -.
l. perior quality of Building STONE which Is
very easily hammered, from the new Granite Quar-
ry above Georgetown.
Any sizes for cutting furnished.
BRUCE co.
Orders left at j b. Ward Bros Lumber lard,
l2th street, will be promptly attended to.
ap 15-3t$
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AIDES HOSIERY, Albisn Thread, San al Lace
IL SIX and Cotton, all colors, at
@sP1o-UJ8J5u B,RGES, Willarih Fo ell.
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Tickets so cents each-For sale at Hi
bus Hitz, r.. DAVIS, ana Mrs. Andersen Music
Stores Br wns Hotel, AMI at the doc: on the even.
nys Of the concerts.
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NEW BONNETS.


r HAVE just rec lived lot of English Straw BON
j NETS, which invite the ladies to call and ex
anime.
Also, fine assortrlent of Parssoiet.s, cheap snd
so,i A. TAfE.
ep lS-eo3t, (Tnt and Union)
B-A Boy about fifteen or sixteen years Ole
~anted. One who can come well r, commented Pre-
ferrej.
CTRAYED.-On 4 idsy last, from the house
y the subscriber. small sized B.indls COW, with
horns and white face, with blsck spots about tn
eyes. Any person who viii return h'r to the sub
s,ribsr, shall be suitably rewarded.
STEPHEN p HILL,
- II street, two doors .ast Of Lafayette square.
ap 1S-lts
SHAMpjOING WATER. new article, Brushes,
- Combs, Soap and Ponsdes. at
sp lS-u BIRGk'S, Willaris' Hotel.
D0RTB MO,NAIES, Buckskin and silk Purses
L Hair Brushes and Combs, iGdis Rubber Ion.
Combs for children, China 0rnamen In great va
riety, ladies' Sleeve Protectors, Transparent Tole'
Soap in bars, India Rubber and Horn Poff Comb
&C., for sala low at LANNON'S, sth st
ap 1876
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NEW STORE

k'oh ALE-fwo young, large bay HoRsES, Cart
apitol. l5-3t
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EAUZE, Merino, and fine Lisle Thr lad Under
VI garments for Spring and summs- can b
found at BIRGss
up LIT
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FIRST WARD BOOK, STATIONERY. AM
PEkIlQICAI. STQRE

FIRST WARD BOOK, STATIONERY, AND
PERIODICAL STORE.
BEG Leave To call the attention of the citizens Of
i the First Ward and vicinity 70 the Book. Sta
fienery, and Periodical Store that I have opened
FOR many years past one of the great lest wants In
the Ward was store of this kind Now have the
pleasure OF obliging my First Ward frein Is horing
they will spare rae 1.-The al pa. ronsge OF v hich
WI pledge myself to do justice to them. Also 20
strangers at will favor me with call
All the monthly Magazines and weekly Newsp.-
psrs received as fast published and subscriptions
received for each and every one
schrol Books, Stationery, Blank Book cold Prints
Song Books, Fancy Articles &c
N. b "A large assortr ent Of Novels some of tbe
very latest out: The Forrssters by Alexander Do
mas. Also the Lover upon Trial. Prairie Guide &c.
HUGH HANEY. Jr,
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th SIS,
ap list north s;ao E;,st We'd
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Our not,o-"He study to p'edse"
NV would inform the ladies of this city and VI
cinity that We have just opened our store
with an entire new stock of DRY GOODS frtm Phil
adephia and New York auctions " hich we will dis
ose OF cheap for cash. You will find it greatly 10
your interest to give us early call.
LATIMkR FOGG,
Pa avenue, between Sth and 9th streets.
en- l5-lw
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CARUSFS SALOON.
FAREWELL CONCERTS
EY THE
GERMANlA MUSICAL SOCIETY.
POSITIVELY BUT TWO.

PRo3RAMNE-PARrI
l. Overture TO "Der FreischGtsr Weber
2 Waltz, "krolls Ball Dances Lumbye
3. Allegro Scherzando, from symphony Ne. 3,
in minor, geneeslly known the Scotch
symphony Mendlessohn
{. Aria, from Norma, "Cssta Diva" Bellipi
Sung by Mad'he c. LEHMANN
5. Potpourri, on the moot fsverite themes Of the
"psughter of the Regiment" with sobs for
different instruments) pouizetti
rA1T II.
8. Overture 10 "Tannhauser uni der Sanger
Kries sul "artourg Wsguer
!. Te' zetto, from "Atiils," for Eng,ish Horn.
Ciarionef and faeoon Verdi
Performed by W. MEYER, J. SCHULZ, and r.
THIEDE.
$. Florence Polka Bergman
9. Swiss Song, Eckert
Sung by Marble c LEHMAN
10. Pickpocset Quadrnle Cuzeut
H. Introduction and chorus, from 'Ernsni,"
Verdi
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G0WQUA MATING

GOWQUA MATING
ont received, afreSh supply OF CHINESE FLOOR
~ MATING. very fu; ericr article. Gowgus
brand. which viii be sold at a very low price by
l.. +. CLARK
Cpholsterer ind Paper-hanger.
Ia. avenue, between 18th aid 18th sts
ap 15-dlw
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THE L AMPLIGHTER,sN Novel, just Ne.
l. civ ed from the Boston publishers, by
apr 4-d FRANCK TAYLOR.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

The steamer Texas arrived at New Or
leans ON the 11th inst, bringing Vera
CruZ dates to the 9Th. ~
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CHAMP jOING WATER. q new article, Bfusbe:
- Combs, Soap and Ponsdes, at
SD lS-tf BIRGkiS. Willaris' Hotel.
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INFES OF chronological
Researches, based upon ancient monuments,
paintings sculptures, and CANA Of Races: and On
their natural, geographical pathological and Biblical
history; by Professor Mott and Geo. r. Gliddon
WIN selections from the unpublished writings OF
the late s. G. Morton, NJ D. and ,di;iops from Pro
fessors Agassiz, Usher, and Patterson vol with
very numerous epgrsyings. Price S.. Received
this day and for sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
ap 16-tf
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parture Oh the last steamer from Liverpool
that the English Parliament passed an ac
throwing open the coasting trade of England
to the vessels of all nations. This is a mos
important step forward-a very decided pro.
gress indeed. 1t will be remembered that in
lo49, she initiated her new navigation system
by the repeal of her antiquatcd general navi-
cation laws, principally through the efforts OF
his Government.
News Of the U. S. Ship vincennes.-We
hear that the Navy Department have advices
from this vessel, Commander Ringgold. She
was in Sidney halbor, New South Wales, on
the 9Th of January last. ard was about to sail
or Macao, on her way upon the Bhering'
Strait Exploring Expedition. All were well
concerning the other vessels of Commander
Ringgold's squadron. r.
Louis Napoleon and Aus.ria.-The last
mails from Europe brought to this city more
chan one letter from very reliable sources
saying that Louis Napoleon has distinctly no.
flied the Emperor Of Austria, that if he shows
he slightest disposi ion to side with Russia in
he war, he (the French Emperor will raise
the standard of revolt in Hungary and LON
hardy. This information we know to be relied
ON in foreign diplomatic circles and, there
fore, place implicit confidence in it,
List Of Patents issued from the United
States Patent Office fcr the week ending April
lS, 1S54-each bearing hat date:
Stephen Ustick, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improvement in brick machines. Ante.dated
Nov. Is, 1853.
Stephen Waterman, Of Williamsburgh, n
Y.-For improved circular saving machine.
Moses T. ROwlands, of Pittstown, Pa.-For
improvement in taiiOrs' measures.
j. Augustus Roth and Joseph Lea, of the
county Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For improve
ment in machines for bleaching flax.
Matthias P. Coons, of Brooklyn, n. Y.-For
Improvement in iron fences.
Thomas P. Forsyth, of Dalton, Ind.-For i'm
provement in machines for winding and fold
ny cloth. J. :. s...
Garret Medium, of West Philadelphia, Pa.
For improved turning lathe.
Fowler NJ Ray, of New York, N. Y.-FOr
Improvement in spiral springs for railroad
cars ,----t}Lst
John ID. Seagraye, of Milford. Mass.-For
Improvement in machines for pairing apples.
George b. Dixwell of Boston, Mass, and j.
"A. Dorr, Of New York, N. Y.-For improve
tnent in gas regulators. .ax
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The Sun and Clipper, Baltimore; Herald and Sun.
New York Ledger and Sun, Phladelphis. nnb ;sb
the above three times week until the list Of Nav.
proximo, and send duplicate bills accom- anipd by
copy OF the advertisement to the Office Of the Quar-
termsster Marine Corps for payment.l
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The Rev. Joseph Owen PAR, Vicar Of Preston
oouh NO, collect his Easter dues, amounting 70
SID. from certain Qaahers Of Preston. He se'Iea
their goods and sold them at auction-two nam
conner kettle, q warming pan, three brass pots'
canister of tea, and two loaves of sugar-to sansy
his claims and expenses OF the auction. D'ogene'
lpyycb,, rival commented on the subject, and the
Rev Jo.eph O.en Parr, vicar, has cited the pro-
prietors of D,ogenes, for libel, before the Court OF
Queens Bench. MA.
On the nth. 1900 English horses reached Mata'
together with munitions of war.
MALTA, Nov. lO.-The British Queen left on tne
9th for Liverpool, with invads from the army. Inc
Inra arrived ON the 5th from Cork; she put into Malta
in consequence of the nsubordinae conduct OF COM
psnv of the 5Oth regiment and another OF the a9th'
Atone time it was necessary to keep 100 sentes over
the dissfected two of which latter received az sea
fifty lasbes; and Capt. Wickman, commanding tue
vessel. loaded with grape, and brought two oil the
shus guns to bear upon that part where the prisoners
were confined The two companies were landed al
Malta. where the rngleaders will be tined ana
punished They have been placed under the COM
mand of COL Borton, Of the. In their stead lso
non comm ssioned officers and prvates of the 62d,
with Msior Shearnan, Captains Ingall and Dauoeny,
Leutensnts Hay and Dickson, and Assistant surgeon
Young were embarked.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
PROPAGATION OF PARLIAMENT.

PROROGAIlON OF PARLIAMENT.
Lord Palmerston left London on the 10th for Paris.
He was accompanied by his wife. Although numer-
rumors afost TO the object Of his mission,
there il little probability OF the true having trans
PRED; some say to arrange the rees.ablishment Of
the Kingdom of Poland others assert that his main
business is TO prevent the United States from absorb
ing Cuba, Hayti, the Sandwich and other Islands.
Both Houses Of Parliament are further prorogued
til December IA.
The Patriotic Fund now amounts to EGO 900, and
subscriptions keep pouring in.
The public and the Committee Of the fund sub
scrbed for relief of soldiers widows and orphans are
squsbbbDg, tooth and nail over its distribution. The
Hon. Major Fowls the Secretary, charged with arb-
trary conduct in excluding applicants.
PIkiDgtoD, Wilson 81 Co., Liverpool owners Of the
clipper Red jacket, have been applied TO to convey
the maus to Australia in consequence of Goyernm nt
having taken the mail.steamers o. transport ships
7. & W. offered to land the mail at Melbourne within
IS days. but Government insisted that the ship should
call of the Isle Of Wight-which they declined
One hundred is about the average number OF names
on the army lisr soliciting commissions since the war
began the number has constantly increased, and
there are now 200.
Inc Duke OF Argyle has been elected, by the stu
dents Rector of Glasgow University, over b. Dis
raeli-,he third candidate Thomas Carlyle, having
been Withdrawn. The office of Rector il nominal
merely lie lie expected to deliver a lecture, and no
more Is heard Of rim TIL he gees out Of Office at the
years end.
TIE United Serpiot Gd1ate has notice strongly in
recommendations Of Colts revolver.
severe gale vas experienced on the east coast of
Engirpd oI Wednesday,, tie i5.h. Some damage
dcIe, chisty IL cyasicFs
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THE POPE IN HIS ELEMENT.
A.. 10

RoME, Friday, Nav. 10, ~
The Pope may just now be considered very eapW
man. HI ia upon the point Of redzing his two Iay1
tie hobbies, and the close Of this eventual ye1
witness the dogmatical announcement RESPECTING
immaculate conception of the Virgin, and the hnA
eItirpstion Of paper money 10 the Pontihcal s"ie.
His Holiness is very well pleased with tae nanal,
cal force of preates drawn together by his encyescs
invitation and expects to have everything ready ,os
the grand ceremony at which they are % asss. ~
dedicated by Roman Catholics to the Imnac aie Con-
Among the recent arrivals are the Cardinal Phmste
of Hungary-being the first ecleslaste Of that rang
was sent here az embassa dOr AMI came with retsue
of 400 Hunearian mobiles ca suite; The followers Of
tis nrssent Cardinal have dwindled down to two or
tlree eccIesissiics and hnssars We have also the
Cardinals Archbishops q %e.inlS1,,r lmoln Prlsve
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RE-ENFORCEMENTs-A NEW LOAN.

Two French divisions will sail from Touon and
Marseilles before the end of the present month Of
November. We have repetition Of the statement
that France will send $1,000 additional men TO the
Crimea, OF whose expense England shall pay onehalf
1t is now openly talked Of that loan is impending
to the extent of 500 100000 or coo, 900 OOof new
levy of 2OO,O 900 men will also be made. The Legs-
latve Corps will be speedily convoked to give the
requisite authority.
Letters from the French prisoners, in the Russsns'
hands, speak well of their treatment.
Count de St. Aulsre is dead. He q member
Of the Institute of France and under Louis Philippe
was ambassador at London and elsewhere.
A Paris correspondent Of the O6srcatear Beige
states that he has good grounds of knowing that part
of the British Cabinet especially the Earl Of Aber-
deem, is opposed to Lord Palmerstons mission-whs-
ever it may be-to France.
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THE CRIMEA.
The CKIMEN.
LosDos-Saturday MorHiHg.
IHE BATTLE NOV. 5.

IHB BATTLE NOV. 5.
Lieutenant General Sir George Cathcart, Brgaiier-
GeneI al Suangeway, and Gen. Guide were killed in
the action on the 5th. This received by the
Duke of Newcastle, and is official.
of telegraphic dispatches has been received
during the night. The following, however are the
only items of intelligence which have not previously
been published:
The Duke of Cambridge had horse killed under
him.
The English had 1000 killed and wounded. The
lofs of the French is not accurately known. The
Russian loss is between 900 and &, 900.
Prince Napoleon has arrived at Constantinople
sick. He is suffering from diauhea.
The attack on the 5th was made by 10000 Of the
enemy. The redoubts were taken and retaken. The
Frer chlost 500 killed and wounded.
Gen Browns arm has been amputated.
The Russians had LEFT the nights of Balaklavs, and
were expecting reenforcements.
The typbus fever is raging at Sevastopo
The allies re continually areenforced.
The steam frigates have arrived at Batoum to con-
vey 1000 troops to tie Crimea.
Letters from ConstantinOpleof 9th, state that
5000 French troops had saeafts hitter place
for the Crimea, with fsvorableNA
The Sultan has degraded Sslejman cha, the
the Commander of the OttomontrJaiss, Crmea.
The Turkish man-Of.war " Abadssls J. I'd found
cred, with the Turkish Admiral and,sr, hundred
men on board.
An Egyptian frigate has been ost in the Black Sea.
Mrs Nightingale, with thirty-seven nurses for the
Hospital Scutar arrived at Constantinople on the
9Th inst.
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ITALY.

WITHDRAWAL OF FRENCH TROOPS-ThE
APPROACHING ECCLESIASTICAL CON-
FERENCE.
The French drsgoons ordered 10 be n readiness
TO return to France Nothing is said Of any other
force to replace them.
Numerous prelates have already arrived m kone
to take part in The approaching ecclesiasucn cone'
epce. Among those mentioned are the Cardinal Arn'
bishops of Hungary, Westminster, imola' rrssue'
Mslinss, the Archbishops Of Milsn Genos, santiago
Guesen, Posen, Vienna, Munich, Armagh, is'n'
Dublin, Bishops of Annecy Lausanne, saiamsnc''
Marseilles, Pittsburg and Baltimore Cardlna VIZ
will probably be appointed Librarian OF the 'sa-
can, il bis engagements will permit him to aceep' ''a
Office.
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THE RAITIC.

Advices from 81. Petersburg are to the 9TH of No
vember. They report the English feet to have left
the Baltic altogether. Snow had fallen. There was
no disposition to forward more produce overland.
Two Finland ships had been chartered and were being
loaded with wheat A private letter, of the 10th,
says that winter had set in with unusual severity.
Dantzic advices mention that snow il there foot
deep, and the lesser channels around the tewn ice
bound. p2th Now There is great deal Of grain
and timber at Dantzic ready for shipment but pros
pect of getting it OF.
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THE DANUBE.

A dispatch from Hermannstadt states that several
Turkish detachments are close to the Bessarabian
frontier. Babsdsgh is occupied by the Turks.
Vienna letters say that Omer Pashs has received or
ders from Constantnople to send all the troops that
were in Waracbato Modavis and to carry on opera
ticns vigorously This conflicts with the more probable
statement that all the men be can spare are to be
cent to the Crimes. Fifteen hundred cavalry had al
ready been sent from Stumla to Varna, TO be en-
b&rked. October "a, $500 Egyptians arrived at
Constantinople-be the first instament Of 10000
men sent by the new Viceroy of Egypt.