Smyrna times., 1855-10-24
General gntelligcnte,

and Ledru RollIn, announcing that hv tho faI
OF SeVastopol the war is irrecoyerabiv md in.
definitely prolonged-it being impossible for
RUSSIA to treat after defeat, without sinking
INTO thlrd rate position, and it being impossi.
Die dor the allies, in the face of public opinion
10 oner peace on less onerous conditions. They
call upon the European democracy now To nnite
ugaIhst tne enemies and act, proclaiming ill.,
erty and fraternal association for all
Hov. KEEDER.-The Tribune learns from a
ctizen OF hansas, who has Just arrived from
tnere' that as he passed through the town of
hahsas, Mo-, he was informed that n comnanv
OF border ruttians had come into the terri;ory
WIN the declared intention of killing Gov
1eeder after they should have cast their vote
Ior Whitfield, the pro-slavery candidate for
congress. The informant supposes that these
were the persons with whom Governor Reeder
lad me ARRAY reported in connection with the
rumor OF his death.
COTToN FACTORIES IN GEoRe1A---Tbore aro
SAID to be now, in the State of Goorgia ho1
tween nifty and sixty cotton factories in snc.
eessful operation, and conducted with great
SKILL possessing all the appliances in the wav
OF machinery which can be found in similar es-
adjustments in New England This is a COM
paratVely new enterprise in the South, and
iooks as though the cotton planters were dis
PoSed to carry out some of their former threats
Ill reference 10 manufacturing their own cloth,
ana Oelng less dependent on the North.
The DEAD ALIvE.-The Calcutta correspcn.
dent OF the London Times says =" 1t is re-
ported that an officer, vino was supposed 10
have been killed in the Cabul campiion more
than thirteen years ago, whose place has lono
been filled up in the army list, and whose wife
has contracted second marriage, and given
birth to second family, has suddenly turned
up lie has been prisoner during thus long
period in kokan."
The FREE LOVE DESCRIBES at New York.
were disturbed by the police on Tuesday night,
IN their assembly room, above Taylor's sa loon.
VINO arrested the whole party, and are now in
prison to await a hearing before the MavOr.-
Among the persons arrested are A bert Bris
bane, Henry Clapp, Il number of respectable
females, and large deputation of strong-min-
ded women. The arrest has caused great
excitement in the public mind.
oTCPENDOUs PROJECT.-A project is on foot
at Buffalo to tunnel the Niagara river. and es
Inmates OF the probable cost of the undertakin
have been submitted to the Common Council Of
that city, by an engineer named VIM Wallace
tie considers the plan entirely feasible. at
cost OF less than S9O0,O00, including three
miles of railway.
MEXICAN AFFAIRs.-We learn Inv teleqranb
that the New Orleans Delta of Saturday pub.
fishes d latter from Northern Mexico, of later
date, which cantirms the previous report of the
capture OF San Luis Potosi, by the revolution
lists. The National Guards were being orga-
nlzed throughout Inc country, to be in readl-
ness to march against the city Of Mexico. if
President Fiduarl thinks proper.
FIRST CARGO FROM JAPAx.-The schooner
=. L. Foote arrived at San Francisco on the
l7th ult, from Japan. She is the first vessel
that mas brough cargo direct from japan to
the United States Her cargo consisted rice
aud japanese ware.
DEPARTURE OF MIssIONARIEs-The follow
ing persons embarked at Boston, on Saturday
IN the Sabine, Capt. Hendee, for Madras. Rev.
Ezekiel Z. Scudder, and Rev Jared Scudder.
both OF India, and their wives, and Miss Loul.
Sa Scudder, who IS their sister,
PANIc.-The citizens of Helena. Arkansas
recently became alarmed in relation to The
appearance OF several cases of yellow fever in
he town, and believing that the whart.b boat
was source OF infection, set il on fire. and
lnd burnt 1t with all Its cuutents valued nj
several thousand dollars.
AMERICAN GENIUS" says late letter from
Russia; "rues the hour at st. PETERSBURG. A
e9lon oil accepted war inventions are under
'areIul trlal IN the way of feXperments, besides
IN INFINITE number that have been declined as
'hpracucaole or unsulted to the present exi- (
yencies' .
FIGs.-The steamer Canada, at Boston.
rings Ala skeleton cases of SMYRNA fips. re.
eIved via London, being the first importation
i the season. They were carried from Smvr.
"a to Liverpool by steamer, and then re-shlp-
ed. F s
Zen. SCoTTs BACK PAY.-It seems to he :,
onceded, by despa tches from Washington. a. q
'ell as from other authorities, that the Admin
'tratIon has tinally determined to allow Cen
raj scott the amount OF back pay due him as
lieut.. General.
THE GREAT CATTLE Show. to he held at R,l- :.
more, Md, will commence on Tuesday. tho
9TH INST. large attendance of exhlbiiors i
expected from all parts of Maryland, also from =
delaware, Pennsylvania and Western V,rOin,a e =
OF The Pacific took out supply of indio fl
loOer clothing for the British soldiers in the Fl
rimea. - ''''
" Snow to the depth of three inches fell B
1he mountains between Wheeling and Cum OF
9rland, on Saturday last W
V1- Cough, the temperance orator, will re-
rn 10 England in July next. it is said, to re- q
ain three years. + =
VI Gen. Cullom, an ex-member of Congress
ON tennessee, is candidate for the Clerk W
Up OF The next United States House of Rem. s;
sentatives -''P
" The Lattng Observatory near the N
crystal Palace is converted into shot tow. -
" The Governor elect of Cal ifornia is only -,
years of age. ''' II
~ uoId is said to have been discovered on ye
diana river, Nicaragua. ~ wi