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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-31
A Card.

HAVING dsrosed OF my Grocery ON Main street No
256 Mr.. Isaac D. Johnston Of St Clair yiIle 81
avail myself of this opportunity to return my sincere
thinks 10 tho OF Patrons who have given ND their
custom; and would ASK behalf of Mr. Johnsfon
aconnuaiice OF the eelig confident that custoneI
and dealers viii be well accommodated at his stofe AZ
any In the city IN quaIt PRICE and variety.
Also, would and ycfri.
ity that combine to keep the best Family GrSee
Iyts M the Hall, Monftsc street.
call SIMEON D. WOODROW,
Feb; 10. 'sf=eb13 Washington Hail, Monroe st
yANrEDA G eefnla gIrI, 20 cook md DO 6ouzeSyoTE
~ Applyatthis office. mrf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-31
GEORGE METEIlEI.

wEEEEING VA
now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPEIS. RIGS
u MATS AND MATTING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths Of all and keeps hand larg
Mahogany Framed Glasses, Glass Plates, yenta
and Window BInds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany Yaneers, Yarnish, Haircloth curied Hair
Spring king ottons, BASS Mahogany stair Rods
ect all at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-31

- 80 REMOVAL.
3 d. BAYHA have removed 10 their new and spa
~ scio sbrck bull ngs, Street, where the
nanniacturN and keep hand
+ TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE. ~
And keep for Japan Ware Household Furnishins
latest styles OF Cooking Stoves.
whicn tney Will sell W holeaie and Rctaiat
prices Their old and the public pei
ally are TO all and examine their Ercrr
description OF Al ticlesin their rs omry or
crsif a B iSsss is5il Cfc bfO:tyF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-31
Pemberton House. 5
gYnter street. Igeloyv lHonroe

WHEELING, va e 2
m M.PEMBERToN annbtncesf TO his old Friends and
VI the public generaiss that he has located tho com.
llodieus1 br c bud.rs rnerly known as tie est.
Gharea and Thoroughly repaired and IT. and Is
pIsra ed TO oe9tertsn In good
prices The Pemberton House fs sitiiaied Immediately
on the Landing, and Depot ofthe Bal
ore and Ohio Railroad, aforng passengers Tor Tie
cars or packet boats stopping Place. The
respectfully invites The atfenoio OF his old
friends TO his house and soicts share OF public patron
5s5f5 81 ftl - n II - anel-tr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-31
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., go.
II H. CRUMBAClLEk would announce TO his
ed the interest OF the senior partner in the lately
conducted under tile firm OF j. Crumpackef q SON. Ile
will continue the The old stand NoI5 Main ST.
and would solicit, and trusts merit acontin
uance Oft tile old frm
He has Just the ties and Is NOW
opening extensive and well stock of Drugs ami
were I.lrchased Sttef inspection
to tile rtbIicon tln treasoriable te rfns ffrr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-31

HIGHLY IMPORTANT issfi,s
M ELS0N'S Premium Chinese LustraI Washing Fluid
IN tho greatest Improvement etdiscorered for Sd vis
.ahor end expense in shDg Clothing and Iotc Clean.
Linens and Coitois washed by this Fluid will be
WsnR1slKp not 70 ilule tls fabfc. Every lady may
herself on hat oint, pes or otto
or Liiehn The Fluid, full strength for 81 hours which
viii clearly show that ii must be purely harmess wren
dilute with cations OF water haifa pint fnfd
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single WHICH Will buy enough large family
washing, " hch can be done in or 3 hours. -
Manufactured and sold BY the subsciiher, who has
y nui chased the right for Ohio rounyt, Va. n Il
seS3fet JAS. MELLOR. (
huee o.26, UnionSt.. Wheeling, Va &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-31

GAPS.
DEcEfYED THIS days tie best q Ss1ss.
III YOUTHS, and ehdfeis cloth caps ever iS y
this city, having selected with great eals
style quality They ffse In ir
Gents cloth opera. black and yl,lLei gs.' f, z
black drah and green riding, hunting anu
Also the teyp5n yrennal e saP. = - :
toselest es WIN every es.s. IS s. ID. HARPER & SON
30 Is1IYT aud barTe.a Rhodes q fetnels y sszss a.
(tt srar soda Iostoit butfe an1 p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-31
8 sTEAM MARBI.E WoRKaT

3iitF 60 MARK ETs ST., w n ERLfNCS. .VA
y TaE suBScRIBfsR having made extensive arrange.
Incnts tho East tho supply Marble and CON.
ispplatigE The eIecion of Steam syors he would invite
etal TO tile inspection OF his stock,
Egytian. Sienna. and otler Marbles the nest
lmeht in The west. 2 u :
eaets would find il to their advantage toisreet lia
stock bGTote purchasing elsewhere. * u if
His work Is done in the most elaborate STYLE and he
would lnvlte tile attention of purchasers examine his
stockof stasuafy and work, Monients Cen.
oaphs, Tonhs, Head and foot stones &C.. and yavi
work being his superior SciI
ties 70 Tins work az Iowerprecs than
Please q We me a call and examine ny work s.
y ssg Sal = is Ai1CHAKhJ. KoHAN, 81 i
tht,ssti $ = a Marble Mason and Vault Bniider.g;
Also Caleped Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Pasie,
Casts and Models and Grind stones warranted
,at the lowest trade prices z fy.dY
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CORPElsj TlH,s6s sMEkfIs HON lRAIf n
Manufactorv 81

THANKEUB for the fst patronage heretofore
~ bestowed tmon him. the subscriber would respectful
ly inform his friends the public Senc rally tiat M,
TO manufacture tho above named articlesfn
all their variety, of vhice has always good
sortnent for wholesale and very low priest
He also keeps hand cooking stoves of the most an
proved patterns for coal and wood. da
Job work will continue 10 receive his particular attention
and be executed with promptness and In style that will
please the most fastidious. ssl e = -,
angef Esv.SRNEY.no,s, Mainst.
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HslLl LlludelphIut lnIfluIli -
J.
~ M - PES-FdT1EN1 D0BBEED00R.
mn ~. " ESALdMANDER ERE IND THIEF
l.ai| III III PR00P SIZES "A large aaeort
u fsS4. = tment or various sizes at-s4ys OF
l71JET1 II hand at No. So Dock street war;
Ii flAu. {. III ranted equal to any nts iein the u.
~ EE@@A t. nited States. EYnr6 & WAIT
son, thankful for past hvoTs, re.
z=z-z-= spectfliy solicit eontfndance Of
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for the East.

'eTinSss at thu .s s,7.ss 3 for the East.
VETS oi, fss,sf Road from Wheeling to
IL lfotheIt and efkIl iHs with the WHsiIingfon
Rrancbt load at tie called the Relay
House. look IS from 81 more, with the Philadei
lphta, Nill and Hall Rail Road Philadelphia
The great upon the like are completed, and
the whole 3 fine condition, presenting
most piotuI and romantic routes in the world.
The now srlendd 1niers OF tile Union Line ffom
Louisville and Cincinnati connect at Wheel
lug, and through tickets from these places to Baltimore
or on the boats. ~
Theexlness mi ttaneo @ l ~ lily, at o O'Clock
A. N. mel arsl cumberland o2of
mes9 Al p NJ and allowing rs there in
Baltimore (3s0 miles, at Am ~ .lext morning. MA
King the passage through in aboaF Hurs, including all
stopraees As1 ttsf bIl4t
checked through to sliy o. - eastern points
without charge. s st- go 49,.
Passengers and baggage sterred TO the for
Washingi at the Junction aJt Bal
tinore, ihout extra cha Tge o allowed am
pie time and opportunity at all poats their meals
Thronah tickets from Wheelng TO to M ore, Swith
W1shingfons 81 90 10 PhiIadelnhias lotto be had
board tie or the Union Line the Ohio, ard Of
Vile. MAJ wAI Pa RFSF fiensl. snp't
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I Wheeling VA. WEDNFsDAY MoRNING.
CITY BUSINESS.
JOHN 2: voWELL, 3,

Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils,
Dye Stuns, Patent ediclnes, Perfuinery sc.
no ~ uNIoN sr., syiKeLiNu. Va,
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aefss ThomaS ii. C1lbSon, 81
PLUM BIER AND G As FITTER, z
No. Union Sc, opposite c. HI Berry Rope Store
IlEGSleave toinform his friends and tie public in gen
ID eal, that he continues TO carry on the pupbg aud
its various branches respectny so
cttaa share OF publ 9 patronage. ~
He has constantly hand, lead and iron pipes, com
and laeit hydTantss cistern pumps, bath hoilef
wafer closets. wash bastis cold water ountains
tells, water coolers for private families, hot and cold
collins atters kettles, fetorts bleaching, aud all other
dispatch. -
Also; deiiers, pendants. bracelets, heliar lights
candle bnfnefs, efc. llGtS ~ 81 fsifs ~ fsis
llefders len at the above place viii be thankuuyre
eeiyed and promptly att endettto.
3 N It.-Att orders from the country wi, meet with
prompt attention. ap6-6nid
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-31

fTNHk undersigned to 10 ORDER
Flint Glass riagss yals, and small Flint
the Chemical He invites the orders those
using dealing in such a.ticlesj lie thinks he
hish good anarcleon favorable terms be OBJ
tanned elsewhere, ~ S5sl EtYhIs MORGAN, II y.
si.l corIer Sixth and Zane streets,
soctl7dayvtf9 litsi Isast Wfteedng
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-31

BRAN DIES AND 3SFINE Is. - - ? y
OF HALF pipes pure branlies; Il 5igs u sfs. -
~ 10 barrels hlack berry brandiesI f3s,s55,,r
ginger q
cherry = - = =. = JisSi'ies
seisld 10 quaTterc4sks Port sviLe; ~ IS
sl3l II q o sPsii D Madeira wine; siss.sf
o Malaga 81 ~, 81
Jast received and fof sale At s
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Wheeling 6 Parkersburg Packet.
For Sunhsh.a

-s-aS THRslast running stearser Stephen
u IBnynrd, Boofn MASTER having sbeen
", epaintedi and ne decorated, will leave
heeling Tor Sunfish ard all intermediate
KvERY nt half past O'Clock, p. NJ,
For ireight passage apply boafd - sen2f 6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-31

BALTIMoRE, June Il, 1880.
Me nave much IN Fire Proof
Stesta 10 the notice OF the publcthe one we
rom you having saved books and eectnaly
aner undergoing heat during the hre which
wharf, on the Schuyt1ll, on the 9Th of June, 1850.
Yours yIespeetfnIly.
sep19-dty RUSSELL q GUBBINs
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.rrS o1s- -ADYRlisT1srNG.

S Wheeling iuNieM OF iBoreaseil pIIre OF na
sSr and other expenses, rendering their exnenaes
TssisrIban heretofore, do agree 70 charge the
rs than the rates bellows ten lines or less OF non
s.s.-tiinting snuanet .r.s-. ~
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E{OR speedy OF
ages, parcels, hank notes, seeie gold, IN chan OF
slecaf messengers leave our Office daily, all parts
the East, Europe, California and Australia Also
For Pittsburgh md all points The Cleveland and
through to Chicago.
through to Cincinnati, Louisville and st, Louis
For altinore and all points on baltimore and Ohio
Railro and rom thence connect wi III ourG East
eTn Express 10 New York aud Boston.
Necollect notes, drafts, accounts, and bills de
livery OF parcels. and make prompt returns.
Express Tor East daily at ,clock, a. ~ - :
q do for west do z do - =. A
do 4 for Pittsburg do z do9f siaiastiii =
ourarrang gements complete for the delivery
ADAMS q Co.
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JOHN 3: vow ELL,

40 - s ~ Union Street,
wHEEL1Nlft " A.,
DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDicfkEs, PAINTS, OILS, :
DYE-sTUFPs, rkTENT nEDIciNEs,
rERfUMERS, dc, &c.,
GtoNSTANTLY on hand, supply OF ffesh and pure
VI Medtctnes, such family administer with
out fear olany aduiteIaon The Medicines are ppcha
sed from The best eastern houses.
INSTRUMENTATION OF a iperior article of Lemon
Syrup.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-31

at No. AyYashingtele a - All, a eeAree eereee.
TrAviN6s Just returned nom the now
Watches JeIselry, Silver ware and Fencs tioods-
Persns 2esiHg 10 purchase invited to cal and ex
anime my Goods, which determined 10 sen es ehees
a. Sebespest. 49,
|,resesfef :. n . o. p. BROWN
.,ef9 MouFoe ct.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

FoRGERY--MoRE FORGERY.


Mr.. EDroR:- noticed in the freeman of
last week an article purporting to come from
somebody IN this town, containing some libeous
assertions against the editor of the Herald; and
also attempting defense of one Mr.. Lille, who,
the writer says, is now in Jail at your village.
Now, sir, since am well acquainted with the
said editor, and have been, for the last seven
years, and since am willing to give my own
name to the public, trust you will extend to
me the same courtesy that you did to your other
correspondent, ond give this defense place in
your columns, that your readers may be jus tly
advised in the matter.
will state, then, that the assertions about the
editor as being "murderous," "tumbling over
drunkards in our Streets, &C., are as false as
the absence of truth can make them, and they are
worthy only the heads and hearts of men who
would come into open court and willfully perjure
themseves-men who would daily tramplc on
law and good order in society, and men who are
periodically seized with hydrophobia, and ar
rank poison to every thing and every body with
which they happen to come in contact.
Your correspondent would fain have the pub
lie believe that Lille has committed no offense
EIe really thinks that the crime, ST true, might
be startling, but he says the statements are not
backed up by facts" 81 leave this for judges
TO decide
But, Mr.. Editor, what is the legitimate effect
and result upon society," of this efforl,on the part
of those who have tan inle' est in the "welfare'
of criminals Let us look this thing boldly in
the face. Since the announcement of Lilies
forgery one of his immediate friends here-iust
such Powers man, by the way, only he has
openly and DO div violated the law, and outraged
decency by selling liquor--has been publishing
forged paper to the amount of several thousand
dollars How long since he first commenced this
lately approved @ me hod of fnancier'ne,
have not yet ascertained, But one thing is Ger
tain; he took f esh courage when he saw the de
termined effort to be.r off Lille in triumph, AM
has, by the aid of just such friends" succeed
ed in making good his e. cape.
And now, Mr. Ed or, believe that litt
sew rity is demanded in both these instances, ant
all others Of smi'a character, and hope, a
least, to see all lovers of law and order frown will
stern Indignation upon these ollenses, and use ct
fectve means to bring the villains to Justice
Otherwise, it will be the absolute ruin of bust
ness transactions. l.. H. Epson.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

SLAVERY ErERNAL-It is Authorization to
suppose that we are ever going to get rid of
African slavery, or that it will ever be desr-
able to do so. 1t is a thing that we cannot
do without, that is righteous, profitable and
permanent, and that belongs to Southern socie-
ty as inherently, intricatey and durably as
the white races itself. Yea, the white race
will itself emigrate from the Southern States
to Africa, California, or Polynesia sooner than
the African. Let lis make up our minds, there
fore, TO put up with and make the most of
the institution. Let us not bother our brain $
about what Providence intends to do with our
negroes in the distant future but glory in and
profit in the utmost by what He has done for
him in transplantng him here and setting
him to work on our plantations. Let the pol
lticlans and planters OF the South, while en-
coaraging the "Bsptists and Methodists" land
other denominations having a less number of
votes }, in christianiaing the negro, keep their
slaves at hard work, under strict discipline, out
OF ldeness and mischief while they live and
when they come to die, instead Of sending
them off to Africa, CT manumtting them to
lie of" freedom" RIGHTEOUSNESS and nuisance,
,ciH them over TO their children, or direct them
to be sold where they will be made to work
hard and be Of service to their masters and to
the country.
True philanthropy to the negro bogins,like
charity, at home; and if Southern men would
act as If the canopy of heaven were inscrib-
cd with covenant in letters of fire that the
negro is here and here forever, is our proper
ty and ours forever, is never to be emancipa-
chd, is TO be kept hard at work, and in rigid
acbjecton all his days. and is never to 60 to
Africa, Polynesia, or TO Yankee Land (far
worse than either) they would accomplish
more good for the race in five years than they
boast the institution itself to have accom-
pished in two centuries, and cut up by the
roots a set of evils and fallacies that threaten
to drive the white race wandering in the
western wilderness sooner then CutIeo will 20
to preach the Gospel in Guinea-Ricaa.ond
Examiner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

A SLAVE WHIPPED TO DEAru.-We have
just received letter from gentleman WHO
has been observing men and things at the
South. 1t was written on the 20th ult., aud
we extract the following account of horrid
affair which occurred in Nelson county. Va.
on the 18th, Two days before the letter was
written:
IL had not thought that SO heart-rendinga
scene from Uncle TOMS Cabin would come IN.
der my own observation. Day before yester-
day slave, young man in the prime Of life,
was whipped to death by the overseer of
plantation in the neighbourhood. He was
worth 81, 0O0.' The oversecr tied him in the
barn, and beat him for four hours am told
that he was whipped for very triAing offence.
When so exhausted that he tainted. the poor
fellow was washed with brine; then whipped
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26

After the 18th ballot, Mr. Paige moved to
adjourn to half pas two this afterncon-carried
l04 to 85 The Senate withdrew.
Resolution. BY MIR. Paige, to adjourn this
afternoon until 10 clock Oh Tuesday morning
next; carried, "a to 81. Adj.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE-Repons.- From the committee on
Land Taxes, i'll favor tax on Orleans county
ordered to be engrossed and read the Sd time
From committee on Judiciary, in favor of bill
providing for reference Of actions in County
Courts ordered to be cngrossed and read Sd
time.
BIS ntroduccd and referred. by Mr.. Paige,
to establish the Cabot Bank read lst and I'd
time and referred TO committee on banks BY
MIR. Williams, to alter chapter 30 Of G. S., re-
lating to justices Of peace read LIST and I'd
time and referred to Judiciary COMMITTEES By
MIR. HartsAorn, to pay Pliny Rosebrook's ex-
penses Of pursuing a thief; to committee on
Claims. by Mr.. Benedict, to divide the town
Of Burlington; to committee to whom was re-
fcrred the petition on that suhj'ct. BY Mr..
Hyde, bill for the reliaf Of the Bellows Falls
Canal company. Read LIST and I'd time, and
referred to committee on Roads.
Petitions rJerred.-By Mr.. Benedict, to d.
vide the town Of Burlington; referred to select
committee of three Senators-Messrs. Williams,
Wilmington and Paige
Petition of G. Wilson and others for bank
at Hydepark referred to committee on banks.
Report from committee on Judicirry--bill re-
lating to Reports of Auditor witl an amend
ment, and when amended as proposed, that
the same Ought to pass. Laid on the table
Reso'Wi0n.-That wheu the Senate adjourn
it shall be to Tuesday morning next, 10 4. NJ.
Passed.
MIR. Williams was excused from serving on
the select committee to whom was referred the
petition to the Town Of Burlington.
Adjourned.
HOUSE, Resoiuions.--By Mr.. Bradford to
elect Reporter of decisions Of Supreme Court on
Tuesday next, p. NJ; adopted. BY MIR.
Eddy. instructing committee on state prison to
inquire into the expediency Of furnishing a
library for the state prison adopted.
Rpous.-By Judiciary Committee, bill fix
ing time of annual meeting If Volunteer En-
CINE Co., Burlington, and it was ordered to Il
Sd reading.
BiAs Guardianship Somerset to Do.
yer, &c, to members Of Windham county
dividing grammar school fund of Orleans coan-
ty, to committee on Education; in relation to
collection of school tlxes--repealing No IS OF
acts lSj3-in amendment Of chap 65 c. S., ON
the homestead, -seyerally to Judiciary commit
mittee; divide the town Of Burlington, to Sc
lect committee of five.
Eagr0ssed s-Taxing the profits of bank
ing to incorporate Pleasant Ridge Geometry
Association-both passed.
The Senate came in, and the joint assembly
resumed ballottinr for Secretary of State
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-10-26
CHE freenlan.
MONTPELIER
THE .gElvs FROM EUROPE.

The news from Europe since our last, with
the attending circumstances, has been as extra
ordinary al. important. Last Wednesday, after
cur paper went to press, came the announce
men ofthe fall Sebasopol, atera series of bril-
liant victories in the approaches to that place.
And so minute were the details and 50 well were
the accounts confirmed by the action and Off
cal announcement of the British and French
government, that the entire American press,
were deceived, and unhesitatingly set down the
important news as Authentic. But after all
America and Western Europe had announced
the news, and rested three or four days in
the full belief of its entire truth another steam
er arrives on Saturday, eontradicting the most
startling and important part of it, the fall of
Sebastopol. The dispatch of Omar Pacha,
which was made to announce that event, turns
QUITO have been forgery. All this was very
ex Extraordinary, and, considering the great eau
ton of government functionaries III being Access
sorry to the spread of Premature or false an
| uOoHOCnShloj ~ was I'LL UCCuTTlCtc tIub Has
very rarely happened But although Sebastopol
has NOT fallen, there can be no doubt that tho
most important advantages have been gained to-
wards insqing that great result Two or three
sanguinary battles have been fought, and in
each one the allies have come out most signally
triumphant From the result of the battle of
Alma, the first great stand made by the Rus
sion army against the allies in their march on
Sebastopol, some Is or 90 miles distant, and
from the number of forces engaged, we are left
to infer that conflict to have been one Of the
fcrcest and most bloody on record. But the
taking of the fortress Of Alma and Sebastopol
are quite different Things. Sebastopol, with its
immense Notifications, its supposed impregna-
Bile walls, its thousand cannons and sixty or
seventy thousand veteran armed defenders with
in, is one of the strongest fortified places with
in the whole circuit Of the Cars immense do
minions. And although the armament fitted out
against, tbs the largest, best provided and most
magnificent considering its combination of sea
and land forces, known in all modern times,
and although several brilliant advantages have
been gained towards the accomplishment of the
great object in view, yet such a strong hold as
Sebastopol, is not to be taken in a day; but for
! its capture will probably require woeks--pcr-
haps months, and the sacrifice of treasures and
human lives which may appal humanity. But
fall it probably will, and with its fall Russia
will receive blow which will cure her of her
long harborcd desire and expectation of tho
subvcrsion of the kingdom of Turkey in Europe.