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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-15
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.

VIA
COLUMBUS, To PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA, BAL
TIMORE AND NEW YORK.
Atsix o'clock A. NJ. and Eve o'clock r. and
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTSBURGH!
AZ q. e,ooet NJ; and seven snd-s-haf clock A. Ns
FARE REDUCED
Sncinnau 70 rhil.dephia
Cineinna,i to New York. via Phiads p6i.
Cncinnati TO Pittsburgh
Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh (front carl SOY
Time Cincinnati to Pittsburgh ~. hours
lime Cincinnati to SOY hours
lime Cncnnsu 70 Baltimore. SOY ho"rs
Little Miami Railroad cresne for dinner
arrive 1t Pittsburgh o'clock p and make direct
nection 1t Pittsburgh wit1 train 70 Phadepha and Bslt.
road TO New York
Passengers ~ 80 o'clock A. NJ Express Train Little Mi
ami R. r. sleep Pttsbursh by Morning Train
tPssing the beautiful mountain By daygh for Phil
adephia Baltmore connecting at
clock Mail Train via ksnsnson and Ss~ Jersey Rail
road 10 New York.
road make direct connection Pittsburgh with Fast
Train for Phadephia and Baltimore connecting 1t Pha-
pha with Trais New jersey Railroad TO New York.
The Little Miami ist he Eastern Depot Cincinnati.
FOR THROUGH 1lCKE
And for all information please apply a. the oa
Broadwa, Front directly opposite the Spen
House. Railroad Hotel end Mail Boat Landing AZ the
VIM H. CLEMENTS, Superntepdert.
p. W. SraApER. Ticket ssd General Agent.
The OMNIBUS LINE
Will call oy passengers in any part Of the city AZ
rscons southeast corner Of Broadway ana
eyzs j. H. HoMEtL. Conduetor.
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OS Thursday tbs inst james Rupcis
.10MAS CONYNGTON Of Evansville. to Miss JANE RON
daughter Of Hugh Rsnads, Esq. Of Albion.
Edwards County, Illinois.
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DR. SAGER the citizens Of Evansville ana
vicinity that his TROUPE INTELLECTUAL Va
nIErIEs. will exhibit at APOLLO HALL. TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS. the 18th and 18th.
This Troupe combines both talent and excellence
performances have received the greatest applause in many
the larses- cities.
81 For further particulars. see Bills. augi5-1t
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RLACK TARny yELyEys,-s e..ss veil .s.erf's
Black fsbby vslvets reed this day and for sale
sy5s JAS. Low CO.. AS. Mains Lou ky'
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pruf, e authorized TO announce the name OF IRA A.
W ~ can didate for burQh Couu
The County Convention. ' ~ ~ sr2a ~
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.

SRYou will please announce my As An Iadepead.,t
Can ddate Represent the County in the ness
Lesature am net Nothing neither do expect
to wish to assert my rights a. Oldest SET
tiers in this county being in about this
years. and belev: can Represent to
Ill augl5.te VIM. BATES
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SCHOOL NOTCH.

SCHOOL NOTICE
TIME Public Schools Evansville win CON-
III 2sth August 1854 rooms occu pied
last year for Public Schools.
Also High School will be opened the time In the
Episcopal School House free Of scholars
the city. sueeny advanced for admission
same.
Notice hereby given that all transfers Of children 10
the school for the
made wihia month from this time.
n @. WHEELER
WILLIAM HUGHES,
G. DECKER
augls-tt School Trnstess.
Enquirer and yoiksbote. copy
nlRECT From NEW YORK
II : O lbs Cream OF Tartar.
$50 lts 8. O. Soda.
40 Sal Soda.
6 don genuine Orvs C,rp Starch.
IL don Durkee's Baking Powder.
bales Cotton Batting, extra. lust recrived at
sneI5 COOKS FaniIy Grocery.
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49,, arg sutnorfed to announce Asa Iglehart
m%on ps, e., e the ofec ofJudge
and at ths ensuing October election
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nATS.-7o0 bags in store. and for sale ty
u aas2f GEO. FOSTER 4 co.
GNORN.-i25o bags in and for sale By
~ auSlt GEO FOSTER d CO.
susH ' GEO FOSTER q co.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE hereby given thstby virtue Of an sxeeution is
directed in Of Ann we'll and
against George Mcdowell have levied and will
the Court House in the City Of Evansville the rents
profits for tn tern Of Of the follow
ing described pro perty. to- Wit:
Two in Northeast OF the North
ownshp No. South of Range III West Also the interest
Of the ad Geo. in and 20 the quarter
Section No IS in Township No
South Range II West aforesaid In the vincennes Land
District; said supposed and should said
rents issues profits sell for sufficient to satisfy
will At the aad place Of
fer fol f. simple Of sal real estate.
augli-3w-pfH JOHN 3. GANITFS. v. Z.
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STATE OF INDIANA ~,
vanderbu rgh CWuntysi So
In VaDderburgh Creiit Cour:, Vacation, August I4,h,
1854.
~ S,,r.s, : :"e''s' Action for Divorces.
TT appearing by t adav Of disinteres:sd reron this
dav fled % with the complaint hereis that
defendant William Grieh not residen, ofths State Of
the Penasns this ssto. and that NE same win :.asd
for trial at the October D. S ofths Court Attest
JACOB LUNKENHEIMER. elk. v. @. C.
JAMES Harlan. Atty. e.tt sugi5-stw.
BANK OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE,
No. rs. FRONT k0w.
pUTS and sells sight and time Exchsnge the East dis
ID counts short time Bills New Yo,t New Orlsaos and
Louis general Banking Exchange
makes collections all the principal cities the most
able t-rms proceeds promptly rcmitted day Of ent
with Of Exchange: OF the Memphis
Institon received with all other good
aug3-3m ISAAC YOUNG. President.
AT THE COURT Of Co casion which metstth. once Of
Judge Igehars Saturday O'Clock agreed
Mr. saaer and the editor Enurer ths, the following
eern the abusive card which As an
Craig StSement:-We had kno wedge of the
made in that card We know nothing personally the
dis sdvant4ge dishonor of Mr. Sauers We
qusnted with either party and do not endorse any stenens
n the card. auglf-lw
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COTTON YARN-les hsrs zoos 5nos sad eoos In stors
~ "N's 1--WE g. z. GILBERT d CO.
.u,e Agents Cypress Factory.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED will received ua August nth ls5
- for The building Of School House in Pigeon Township
Plans and be application Phil
Kramer By Of Board Of Trustees ofPgeon Township
auel-tt PETER SHARPE. Pres't
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03
Mob i'm Cincinnati.

Cardinal Bedini, the Pope's Nuncio, is in
Cincinnati, the guest of Archbishop Pur-
cell. On Sunday, of last week, he oficiated
at the Cathedral. A German association,
called the Freemen's Society have long en-
tertained the most violent animosty toward
him, on account Of the part taken by him
in the Italian revolution he having pre-
tended friendship, and afterward betrayed
the Republicans. About 10 o'clock Sun
day night, the "Freemen," to the number
of five or six hundred assembled, organized,
and choosing their leaders, marched in a
body toward the Cathedral. The Police
having received intimations of their inten-
ton, collected to the number Of two or three
hundred, and, at a preconcertsd signal,
rushed upon the rioters. A desperate con.
flict ensued, in which several were wounded,
on both sides. Sixty-three of the rioters
were arrested, and bound over to court in
the sum Of $500 each. The city was quiet
at last accounts, though further violence
was expected.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03
Arrival Of the Hermann.

New YoRK. Dec. 23.-The steamship
Hermann has arrived, with London dates to
the 7,h inst.
Louis Napoleon charges The King Of Bel.
GUM with being concerned in The schemes
which led TO the fusion of the Two branches
Of The Bourbons, and threatens 10 march an
army into Belgium ifahy political move.
menl should be made BY the coalesced
Bourbons. The rnpid and and unexpected
movements Of The Duke OF B.aban, are sup.
posed 10 refer 10 this event. The Cabinet
al Brussels arei greal fright.
The Ouoman Government has officially
declared that il will not sanction priva,eer.
ing. nor grant letters Of marque.
Poiugal remains tranquil.
Baron Bruck has informed tho Pore ,ha,
Austria would support neutrality in Servia
The SULTAN replied that ne was resolved to
comp,l the Prince Of Servia TO renounce
neutrality, and had given orders to ,ha, e(.
feet. The Austrian Government are milking
preparations for active open interference in
the affairs Of The Sefvians.
The slenm ship Golden Gate left Liver.
pool for Australia on the. 5,h. The steamer
Oronoco arrived al Southampton. from the
Wes, Indies, with Two millions Of specie
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03
Arrival OF the America.

HALIFAX, Dec. 22.-The steamship Amer.
lea arrived al this porl this morning, with
Liverpool dates TO the 10lh,inst. The Pa
cifc arrived oul early on the morning Of The
1h.
The advices brought by the America are
interesting, but not important, either polhi.
colIy or commercially.
Brown d Shlpley's circular quotes Whea,
as advanced 3(04d. They quote red at 9s.
8dOl0s; While, 9s l0dOl0s 4d. Flour
advanced 1Ol3s. But q small business
was doing in Corn. bu, prices were firm;
white 45s; yellow AS, and mixed Ass.
A. London, Iron had improved. Copper
active. Lead wos in demand.
The money market remained unShanged.
There was bul smoll business doing in U.
5. stocks, al nominal rates.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03
Later from SANTA Fe.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 23rt THE Santa Fe
mail has arrived. a. Independence with nd.
vices from Chihuahua 10 lhe Sd November.
Business was extremely dull throughout
The country, and the foreign merchants were
about 10 leave and 60 10 California.
The American merchants were waiting al
El Passo, MOI being able to pass goods .hro'
the Custom House, as twenty per cent. addi'
iiona du,y had been added 10 The Tariff,
with positive instructions 10 admit no goods
unless the extreme duties were paid.
Gen. Garland intends establishing a post
on the Rio River
The celebrated Muscallero Chief had been
killed by the Mexicans, which would create
difficulty in the Messilla Valley.
Two men named Scallion and Stephenson
shot man named II. r. Smith, a, Santa Fe,
and II being believed Smith was dead, one Of
them, ScalIion, was tried and hung. Smith,
however, recovered.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03
The Mob mt Erie.

Our exchanges are all filled with accounts
Of reccn, oulrages committed q. Erie. We
have no room for details this week. The
authority Of the United States Coun is Ut.
,erly disregardsd. and the United Safes Mar
Vhal pel,ed with rotten eggs. while serving
wvils Of injuucIion. A serious fgn. occur.
red between the mob and railroad men, in
which several were badly wounded An at.
temp, was made by the mob TO hang the
Superintendent. The railroad track and
bridges. for several mil IS have been enlirc'
~ Destroyed. Business on the rai ilroad has
been, in grea. measure, suspended. Grea'
excitement prevails throughout rorihern
Onio and western New York, and il is feared
,ha, uni ,ss tho Government inierlsres, there
will be movement nmong the peopl', and
tho most lamen,ubls consequences may fol-
low. Particulars mex, week
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03

"AtJohn McManus' section, Tuesday,
land slide occurred, killing two men and two
horses at work on the railroad.
"Two men were killed at the Tunnel on
Farrell's section yesterday. The two buried
by the land slide have just been unearthed
and the corpses brought to town.
~. M. Reed, ofthis county, is said to have
died of wounds received in an affray on the
railroad few days since.
"Sundry sharp-shooters are organizing for
a ring-hunt to-day, in pursuit Of panther
prowling about the vicinage."
Quite stirring place, that Parkersburg
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03

New YORK. Dec. &c. The steamer Pa.
cifc, from Liverpool, arrived a, liza. M,
this morning, with 1863 passengers.
The Arabia a4fiTed out Sunday morning
a. 6 o'clock.
News per Pucifc is Of thrilling interest.
The greatest naval battle since Navarino, has
been fought, with terrific loss of life and
total destruction of FL ships Of war. The
particulars are as follows:
On the 30lh Of November, the entire Rus.
sian feet from Sebaslopol, under Admiral
Machlnof. Iwenly-(our sail, appeared off The
Turkish harbor Of Sinople, where Admiral
Osman Bey lay with fourteen Turkish sail.
The battle being commenced, and shore BAT.
leries being Of no force, the Russians forced
The harbor.
The Turks fcugh, like devils and would
not surrender. With most desperate bravery
they fought ill ore ship after another was
blown up or burned. Thirteen perished
und only one survived to tell the ,ale. Seven
Turkish lrigales, Two corvel,es, one steamer
and three transports, with several thousand
men. have totally perishcd, and Osman Bey,
The Turkish Vice Admiral. lis Ia ken prisoner
Each Of The Turkish ships had. besides
crews, eigh. hundred troops on boerd. on
their way To Circassia; also quan,i,y Of
money ,o.pay effect, all of which was los,
The Turks sunksor burnt seven Russian
ships; Two line of baule ships. three (riga,es
and Two steamers. The bal,le lasted only
ono hour The rest of the Russian fee
was so shattered ii could hardly reach Sebas.
lopol.
All Europe is in excitement at this des
perate disaster TO the brave Turks, and the
opinion is that an European war canno
longer be avoided with honor.
Admiral SIade, the Englishman in com
mand OF the main division of the Turkish
fleet, is giving parties in The Bosphorus.
lie returned to anchorage on the 26,h
four days before The battle, saying he coult
no. lind The enemy. although merchantmen
continued TO report having seen numerou.
Russian ships of war prowling about.
Some OF The papers demand that he shal
be pu, on Trial for cowardice.
The Turks continue 10 gain advantage
In Asia.
On The line ol The Danube, no move
menls.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 18Th. - Breads,uffs -
Marke, is again very active, with renewe,
demand lot Holland and France, and no,
wi'hslanding large arrivals reported on tn
change Of wind.
Flour we quote Is Cd advance for choic
qualities, say Is, and Whea, 2dO3d advanc
since The sailing Of The America. Brown
Shipley & Co., quote America white Wheu
losfOl0s 81 per 10. red 9s 8d0lOs Cd nc
10 lbs. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Obi
Flour, BIS TO BIS Cd; Canada, So Cd pc
Lbl.
Several other firms agree in quoting wes
ern canal and Canada -four 36s cd 10 rs
Philadelphia and Baltimore 37s Sd 10 38s
Ohio BIS Sd 10 38s Cd /; Sour 39s 10 33s O.
Indian Corn steady and unchanged. Wea,f
or frosty.
PRovIsIoNs-Anivals of new have part
ally ceased. Sales Of old were at consider
able decline. Pork neglected. Stocks {
old Bacon clearing a, irregular rates an
downward tendency. Lard Id to Sd lowe
Tallow quiet.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03

ing, was sho, by the proprietor and expired
in Few hours.
New YoRK, Dec. 23rd.--Mr. Squier ar.
rived to-day from Honduras, where he has
been TO examine the proposed railroad line
10 tho Pacific through that STATE.
A leuer in the HearId from Honduras
says tha, Mr.. Squier had concluded con.
lrac. for the road with the Government on
most liberal basis.
FROM MExIco.-3ALTIMoRE, Dec. l9lh.-
The New Orleans mail of Monday has been
received. The Picayune has details of
MexicaH news 10 The 8th inst; but the only
important item is that which announces that
the plan Of Gaudaloupe, relative 10 The pro-
longaiion Of Santa Annals powers, had been
seconded by The capital and other important
cities. A proclamation to The effec. was re.
ceived with great Joy by the clizens. ~
The consul general of Mexico in the
United States will hereafter be stationed al
New Orleans.
FROM GEoRGIA.-CHARLEsToN Dec 49,
Efforts were made in the Georgia Senate on
Friday 10 bring on The Senatorial election,
bu, il failed by three votes.
INAUGURATION OF THE Governor OF AL.
ABAMA.--CHARLEsToN. Dec. 24,-Mr. Wins.
Ton was inaugaraled Governor of Alabama,
last Tuesday. The inaugural address advo
Gates Stale Rights, The doctrine of '98 and
'99, lavors internal Improvements, by indi
yidnals, bu, not by The State, and recon-.
mends appropriations for the colonization o
free people Of color.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN EiGHT.-NEN
YORK, Dec. 24.-The steamer Norlherr
Light arrived here this afternoon. Sh,
brings $1.430,000 in gold, in freight, and
large amount in the hands of passengers
Her news has been anticipated.
PUBLIC DBBT.- WASHINGTON, Saturday
Dec. 24,--rhe total amoun, of the publ
debt redeemed during The past week is $648,
200.
Destructive COMPLICATIONS. - NEv
YoRK, Dec. 2o--Eigh. splendid dwelling
on Brooklyn Heigh,s, colled Colonade Row
were burned down to-day. The loss is esli
mated at one hundred thousand dollars.
Three wooden dwellings ON Washingto
street, near Myrtle Avenue, were also de
slroyed.
WASHINGTON Dec. 23.--The Presiden
il is said, intends to supercede Gov Gormar
fin Minnesota in consequence of seriou
charges made agains, him which he has S
far failed TO dsprove.
Mr.. Haddock, the temperance lecture
and wood sawyer, was arrested yes,erda
charged with lecluring on Sunday.
PoLl1Ics IN VERMONT De,
19.--The Free Democrats are greatly ex
cited against the old line Democracy. an
have held conventions in Orange and Wasl
ington Counties, denouncng all who vote
for Robinson and Kidder for Governor an
Lieutenant Governor. They have also e
iablished paper at Montpelier, called II
Liberty Standard.
FROM BUENos AYERS SALEM. Mass
Dec. 19.--Laie advices from Buenos Aye
stale that much disconlen, prevails ,hrous
out the Provinces. The Federal party ha
a decided majority, ana are opposed to II
Government. Another revolution is pr
dic.ed, and produce is scarce and high.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03

FIRE.--Loss OF LIFE.-PHILADELPH1A,
Dec. 22.--The stores Of James ). Keen and
J. Firth, situated on North Third.st., were
las, nigh, destroyed by fire. Five or six
6remen were caught in the ruins by the fall
ing OF the ceiling, four Of whom we're res.
cued, The police were engaged in rescuing
another fireman, when another part Of The
ruins fell, covering up the fireman. Jacob
Albright, policeman, was also caught be.
meath the fallen beams, one Of which lel|
across his legs, rendering ii impossible tc
rescue him. Jackscrews were at length
resored to, and The sufferer was kept sensi
Bile by s,imuan,s. A stream Of water was
kept upon the burning limbers beyond him
and after Two hours labor no was got out.
His lower limbs were terribly burned.
Besides the fremen known 10 be under
the ruins, Hiram Hammer, policeman. il
missing and il is feared he has perished.
LATER-PHlLADELpnIA, Dec. a2, P. M
The body Of Hiram Hammer, police officer
was found to-day among the ruins of the
fire.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 22.--New Orleans date
10 Friday have been received. The papers
deny that any Cuban exhibition is flIing ou
a. .ha. por.. The Picayune says there il
no truth whatever in the statement
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03
Cntholic Excitement in New York.

New York, Dec. l7.--Grea, exer,ions
are being made by portions Of our citizens
10 sooIhe the- excitement created by The
meeting in the Park on Wednesday, and by
Bishop Hughes leller Of yesierday~
Patrick Lynde, editor Of the Irish Ameri'
can, has written a long letter TO his fellow.
counlrvmen, giving them good counsel and
discredIing the 1nsinualiohs Of Bishop
Hughes, that there was a conspiracy form.
ing among the Proleslan,s agains! them.
New York, Dec. l9.--Thero was no dis.
lurbance here yesterday. The street preach
ing was repeated by three or four preachers,
,osome twenty thousand people. The May
or had three regiments Of soldiers under
arms all day, ,and large body Of police; bu'
all passed off quietly. l
Michael Gonroy. one Of gang Of riolers
who assaulted doggery on Sunday morn-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-03


The steamship Marshall lFom hambargh.
for Hull. was wfscfed WIN The loss Of 20
lives. The pqeke' sn'p Y. q, which lelI
Liverpool lcF Isev y cfK SoV. i3'h' put
back, having encopn.efeo gaze on me z9'h,
which swept haf qecks ana washed over
BOARD lhree passengers eng nse OF her crew.
PBnApRLPHih. Dec. q2.-The Hermann
left Sou,hamp,ob on he afternoon of tho
4,h. with TuII cargo and so passengers on
board, for New York.
She reuor,s lhas when she left Bremerha.
ven. The Ice wus closing in the harbor.
The four powers have resumed their joint
action in favor of peace, and have recognized
by a formal proiocal ,he Importance Of pre-.
serving the present territorial arrangement
in Europe, and proposed joint conference,
open 10 representatives from Russia and Tur.
KEY. The probosllon is unlavorably re.
ceiyed by The liberal press.
Adyices from Bucharest and KaIafa, 10 the
Sd received. Nothing new. Abby Pasha
entered Georpia. The port Of Odessa is
closed up.
| An article id the Moni,eur OF Friday,
cauaed considerable rise in funds in Paris
Two companies OF Walachia militia de.
serted 10 Omer Pasha.
A small Turkish steamer was taken by q
Russian f.iga,e. She was afterwards recap.
,ured by Turkish frigate.
The Turkish government, refused TO sub.
nit 10 an armissica Of three months, proposed
| by England ia consequence of which the
English minislef had a long audience with
the Sultan. tbs was followed by meet.
ling Of The offfefs Of The army and navy
tLord Stafford made a speech, connecting
promised aid of Britain with a strong rec.
ommenda,ion of peace. The Sultan replied
,ha, he desired peace, bu, moi II incompa,i
Bile with his sovereign rights and honor.
More Turkish victories are reported ir
Asia. The Russians, after three bloody en-
gagemen,s, were driven back 10 The fortress
OF Saffa.
The Russians had attacked and en,rench
ed the camp OF Cayapid, but they were driv
en- back.
They also failed in The last auemp, 10 re
take For 81. Nicholas.
The Russians were also defeated nea
Areska, in an engagement Of some magni
Jude, on the 4lh ul,, leaving several dea
bodies on The field.
The Turks are terrifying Kalala,, and tn
Turkish division OF the flee, cruising on III
Black Sea, has returned 10 The 3osphorus.
A The Turks ore eaied 10 the highest pitch
The army is abundan,ly provisioned an
paid regularly :,
The Russian troops are suffering badl
"'!h sickness. r.,.,,., .,