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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

Tea La<ge Sales Rooms.-Largest Carpet
.ststlishraen Mt in The United StAses--HlRAA AsDEa
sons, 30 Bowery. Immense stock Of Esshst carpets
ard cslcIoLhs, sold vt trem sndous low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

Ice shaves and Head Coolcrs-Just Intro
duced, At Hills, inmitable hair CUTTER No Barclay
street and 40 Nassau etreet, only cents, and at no
other estabishmept Infsliibls onguent and forAlla
applied, when the hair 10 cut, curled or shsmpooet'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

n. Wilson, Gilsey Building City and
country merchants desirous Of purchasing shirts col
Ars and stocks, should avail themselves OF the drst
eh from OF the largest and most choice stock Of
sssds In the city. WILSON, corner Cortland. street
AID Broadway, Giissy Building, in the basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

All who Value Health and Comfort Duriug
Inc excessive heat OF summer should wear the mucn
pr,ssc zephyr merino under sArmsns. Sold wholesale
ssd retail At cLACGHIIsS shirt AID furnishing store,
ssrDer Of Chambers and Greenwich streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

Oh! III ow Beautiful and Natural are CoIors
the hair initiated b. HILLS improved instantaneous
hair DYE, for black or brown. IL unequaed, and oaly
four shilngs box Sold or applied, at No 1 Barclay
street, or 40 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

Ms ssengers London Sokdisl Minis ne-
SsAiul ton c, diufsllc, AID !aysorsuag beverages
. undoubtedly the purest slcoLoic slnulsns tnst can
he sstsinsd and IL Infsbls for fever and asas
For sale By Z. IL. MING, corner Broadway aad JOHN
street, and H. W, Hills. ez9 Roadway New York Mrs.
Hayes, l7b fuon street, BroosIyu; :. Boz Esl lls
GisEa street. williamsburg; q NJ Wright, eoraer
g<un bia and Cnon sIzsets, Hostn b,o3Rlyn Wm. l..
ssse.r 224 Bread street he-ars add by GrGggAss aai
.r0sess generally throughout the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

We are iss.birs 70 " Tort parser o. ~, si.f =
ihs West, Tor svofs 80 - tss sm rrlsef.g 49,
cepot oil. ". saiHssa aui - =. srp.@s' u s.3s
Fargo % aad - ra.iae Ertfs.. o. ~ Geo y
psprr.
Gen Tooi. -. korsr,4 -,m Dssis rsssslss At
I1acsirirs 90 tss zen nh
Mr.. cs.h.rns siasi.f ss5p' = agia sts
us.us Ia s.rsa., -it somsasg sos''iaas - pat ~
yss1s G,ors. Ryer, 4 xsg ssisy, sr' Foosaas,
40 NJ. Ysasy liarsrL
Tho Psssvlis Besaefef lssfss sas CT. Fs-r'ss,
VIII III. eorsu.tss u GO h4ssisl @ss, hS1 arrived
Carson valley a. wo-N 80 - .rssstss q rss.f
vile.
M ,o.s u 9Ag4sl -, ylslss " or. o, b. ssfs
.ane ,hlsA s.s'fayse tFtFs,tf " 10 snosr, o. ~
10 ~. ~. tress ga = ms steam ssaisrJ s-s,S
" A.r.r, Gasp igs,fs ssl sr,sssss % 40 s1lsls
"a sots.xs, gsi = rtsi4sss, ~ M fqr..r
siss r'oss stia .orf % assi 80 ssar.iy S.arey.i
su. mary - "a. Pounishr. Ssw-
flNom tts ia EtMfssAls, Lac "
1hs g;.szes R.srrA xsrsra Cagtsia fr.ss.s al
Geiesu Cat ag'a.a lSrsy ~ 81. h.rsst . -. ,.
49, 80 ~ -, . :, s..s 49,.
aut,ss .lh ~ *. afssfs s8ppel 'aF' las
'trs..i iteu ~ usn - = 40. 90 az - 80
~, kcs !. m4f IN ~ 80 rot. Ne. Yets,
Stsasf,'r.o.. a IT,. "a tsfsr. "a. cs-
roh IcsEfN ffft htHY flf tsess ncstls, no rptss
toik tsaffftn ttfr tf8fr. ~ ihs asjef f.e~
N4t~ss rs ., fr Nft s-sG - hss slsins - 80
ktfral,s. IL rrtg fet'HgMststtr MNF tAs - ~
N :, tssi.f6r r.b.t " tit NelsAl e5esysnts taft
irs n,,.. W. sseu ssunE lasas - - K .fss4af
49,. = q nssasrs hsrs b,.a A.st y ~ /.
rsnfs3lrf sern .ostr.t4 81 sas s1sfs = C4tsI
1919 tsnt fsiasf'fs Dlsff
81 .agy-r ~ " ~ csef ~ c,s.p - =
go tasfsfs 81 rtlEss !. rAGefsk ssi~i = &c. -
- isrHarg s0sx To- asnsa Hs'ssN + = i.
iisrs ksuy 20 ~ .tfs' - - rtgsif "'ffi -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

To ~Young New observation-disclosures
ff1l dsguereotypes Of yestvA the distinguished
taken BY us yesterday, and may be seen In
oar valusble collection MEADE BROTHERS,
1888 Broadway, doors above Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

ID. Camcrons Recipes are the Most Econo.
mcai things Of the day They contain every thing that
Ia needed to heghten prsssrve the beauty enabling
every one to make their own cosmetics ut saving OF
from 800 TO LOCO per cent Sold BY u D. CAMERON,
2l2 Columbia street. door from Atlantic eft side)
BroohlyD minutes walk from the ferry price 81
forwarded by mail TO any part Of the Unite States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

SerOfula, Rheumatism, csc.-Hyatt Life
Balasm certain to the painful forms OF
thsss diseases ~ watsr h to qusnch thirst ALSO old u
cars, fever sores pela the worst OF mpur
~ OF blood liver and kdaeys general debility dyspepsa
recipient consumpton, piles 10. Principal depot 246
Grand street. Is cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

There II Comfort In the Thought - Knox
mas straw hats enough At his establishments the
Of Broadway and Fulton street. and at 500 Broad
vay to supply every unfortunate Individual in town
Who Is now suffering: psrspring and growing beneath
hat Of the last sesAoa. Tardy individuals take
ssnfsrt In the thought and repair TO KNOX'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

,s.ks by my opgren. with,nt stain or iDiuyy 20 t7o
s,fs III bottle. sert 20 any gar. OF .oe cou1sry
y O GRAHAM, bsb Broadway; zebss, ~ ssn'n rsird
tract, Phisdeirhis; Brggs, 81 state street Albany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

GO9Mac OJg, EssSnC<e cffi, Jamaica and sc.
cros Yom apple peach and cherry branay whisxeY add
,trs paienI medicines, essential oils da
xsssrsoty W and elsetr9typs CHI MICA and pet1s
lar ssls by Dr. /. FEL CHIWAN6kR, IS Maiden lane
DAscbsior's rInir Dye, Wigs ana va.pess-
~, bsst In The world Ens privets fo- 11pyiaz
a, urriysr.d dye. Bsvars o. raitate<s, tA<y rssu
= rtieul. The lsrgest stock q wigs sEd tolrs<s "a
srsrea, rholsssls sBc retail, ~ sATsxkJoA's, 2Ss
acadERy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

562 BroaAway, nDar Eighth street IL II.
L0vET has sSosss1 - price OF his wahpene and has
ags nts, % Asesns much counterfeit arteies bang
sold for L0vDVD uAhpene.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

A YOUNG NAN wasrs A sTrUsTIgv s-cH ~
IA porter IL gtcrs n any o.htr pi4.- Vhere szch
- indivcsa ~o5lt - sscssiYy; go ys4- vri.e .ad
fsare y srsres stver a re- irec. Can q Assrtts
" as E'r,ss.t rt-sef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

HOUSEKEEPER'S S1rUATON.-AN AMERICAN
IA lady, Of the first respectabilty, well perisnced
In wishes tho entire supervision Of the
domestic duties OF sentlemsns family; underst.n Is
lady; best Of references gwen and required Address
Miss Ella, bsx 100 Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

(yLERK WANTED-TO Assist IN A GRO Jerry STORE;
~ one that viii make himself generally ussfal Beat
ply to Phillips Redasld, corner Of Court aud Degrsw
sts., Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

Try HardfBg's Liquid Hair Dye-ro Color
black brown IN few nsneuts, warranted. Pric,
HHRDiSGs Ssk cutsisx rooms, b,andrssh Ho s an.
trance ON Iispenard stxOst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

HtLERKs, PORTERs. BARKEEPERs, WALTERS, COACH
~ men, grooms, farmers, boys for stores and trades,
cooks laundresses ssamstressss house,
work and small girls to mind children SCOTCH English
Irish and German, may always DO engaged, at No. Ess
Broadway, corner Chatham squsre. Charges moderate
JAMES McLERNON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

NOOK WANTED.-wANrED, A PROTESTANT Wo.
~ man, to cook, wash and iron for small family ia
the country, the city. To faithful womAa the
situation win be permanent Apply this day At AZ White
at, from IL to IL o'clock, aud from 70 o'clock
Wages 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

COOK WANTED.-A COOK, WHO UNDERSTANDS
who has good city References may apply at "a West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

A GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, TO DO CHAMBER
children has objestion TO 90 to the country Has
good city reference Can be for two days At 2i1
West 10th ST. between Sth and 9th Avenues second floor
back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
WANTS.

A CARD.-1HE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO IN
"A form lAcies requiring any kind of plain work,
abht making baby nsn In all it's branches taat
can have tbs same executed in superior manner and
on the most moral tsrms BY applying At No 50 Mason
street note addressed to r q. WIN b, imme iiatey
attended to. N. B.-WM IN requirsd) attend at the
residence Of any Lady, BY the day or week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

TITO WHOLESALE GROCEiS THE ADVERTISER,
i middle aged man, resident Of ohio the past eleven
years, having extsnsve acquaintance in Ohio Iadi
ana, and niinos, having come tnowisigs Of grocery
business and could control large Western trade Any
house Wishing his services, either salesman bo,k
keeper, will please address West 81 Pearl stree Best OF
city reference etyep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

pOY WANTED-N JOBRING HOUSE, STOUT
ID active lad, who writes fair hand and IL desirous
OF permanent situation. Salary 500 Apply at 1872
Fulton st, up stairs, from TO ~ o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

4 LADY IS DESTROYS OF OBTAINING A SITUATION
"A - governess she 10 fully comostent to give In
trrcops in the usual branches Of educston and tho
roughly understands music and French would have
objection to become = companion lady. Best Of
city references can be given Address Music, care OF
Doc Dillon, AL Pearl IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

OAR KEEPERS SITUATION WANTED-BY CON-
ID petAnt young man, whs can give the bes. OF city
reference % to ability and integrity Address T. c. f.
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

A MANHlNG's OFFICE, 27l BOwBRY. (LATE 2sI,)
a . number OF good girls wanted for sxceiient
.itIations in city and country; Protestant and Ca
thohes, and AL nations, coess, chAmbermsis, nurses
seamstresses and several for general house
Work. N B-hs1sctable parties, male and 70 nals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL WANTS A SITUA-
"a ton Is chAmbermaid, or TO take care OF childrea
IN priv Family. Apply 1t 127 West 9th st., between
7th and Sth avs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

A sIrCATIoN WANTED BY A REsPEcrA BILE PRO-
"A tant girl, to do ehsmberwork and 70 ass. in the
washing ana ironing, would take OF Children
private fam y preferred. Can be at 12s Atlantic
st., corner Of Henry South Brooklyn rom No H. third
floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

EOOK WANfED-EfTHER WHITE OR COI.ORED
~ who understands her business and who is nsst
and obsing. Also frst class lAundrsss wanted. Ap.
ply at 40 Remsen at o! Hsks Brooklyn or at Is
Broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

DOY wANTED-N A COMMISSION HOUSE, No. 8
ID South William street; one who writer q rood
hand, from IA 70 10 years DID, and who resides with
his parents; must be well rec6muended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WANTS A STU
n alton vet nurse. Can be seen for two days at
2l6, corner Of 10Th st. and avenue A. In the dry goods
store. Good city reference can be gwen, required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A 81
"A tuation ~ laundress or to do ehambsrwork would
general housework in Email family; 10 frs. rate
washer and ronsr and good plain cook Can be seen
her last place. 1853 LIST avenue the dry goods store
, 1855-04-07

CALIFORNIA LAND Title CAsE.-The de-
cision in the case Of the United States, ap-
pellants, VS.. Archibald Ritchie, the argu-
ment of which was closed in the Supreme
Court on Tusday, will be looked to with
great interest. 1t involves the validity Of
one Of the best titles to real estate in Cali
forna--a title which was admitted by the
board OF commissioners. A correspondent
says:
1t will settle the principles upon which
the court is to decide upon the validity Of
California land titles-whether they will
require strict and technical compliance
with the Mexican law, in order to make a
title good, or not. If the decision in the
Ritchie case shall be in favor Of the Uni
ted States, then some eight hundred Cali
iornia titles will fall to the ground, and as
many California fortunes with them.
, 1855-04-07

ARBlrRARY.-In the Legislature of Cali
fornia, this session, resolution was intro
duced relative to the observance of the
Sabbath, calculated to operate prcjudicially,
in business point of view, towards that
class Of our citizens whose religion teaches
them 10 observe different day of rest from
that recognized by the Christian world.
In the discussion Of the resolution referred
to, it appears that the speaker Of the AS
sembly, Mr.. Stowe, expressed much bitter
ness towards the Jewish people, and we
like the following defence Of them by the
San Francisco CArOniclc, which paper says:
Many Of them are nativc-born, il that
is recommendation. There is no more
peaceablc, law-abiding, industrious, and
moral men amongst u.s. If they differ
with the majority as to the day to be OBJ
served as the Sabbath, they do no more
than the Seventh Day Baptisls, and some
other sects and even St. Paul could be
cited as testimony against this crusade
against them OH this account, for he could
not give the preference to any day Of the
week. The prosecutions Of the Jews which
have marked the worlds history for eigl-
teen centuries, have gradually of late years
died away. In most European countries
they are allowed all the privileges Of citi-
zens and subjects. Ay, even in England,
where Baron Rothschild has been elected
and reelected to Parliament, where he has
not taken his scat, the fault is no more his
own than that Of any one else. He will
not take an oath prescribed for Christians.
That oath, so far as Christianity is con-
cerned, would have no weight with him as
a jew, and his taking it could not In the
least interfere with his faith, nor compro-
mise him with any other. But he is stiff
necked, and will not do it. There is moth
ing in the laws to prevent jew from hold
ing Office Such being the case in Europe,
it does not sound well here, with all our
boast Of freedom and liberalty, to COM
mence crusade against that sect because
they do not agree with our faith. AS Mr..
Buffum justly remarked, they have erected
many of our finest buildings they have
built two beautiful edifces for religious
worship they protect and support their
poor they are not convicts, nor paupers,
nor murderers, nor thieves but they are
citizens, not whit behind the descendants
of Saxon or Celtic origin, and not only
equally entitled, but equally worthy of the
protection and respect Of the community"
, 1855-04-07

R6- The steamboat "Water Lilly" un'
der the charge of Capt. c. G. Terry, ar
rived at the wharf Of Z. Giddings, Esq, Oh
Wednesday evening last, with passengers
and freight, 10 hours from Seattle, inclu.
ding an hour and half stoppage at Stella
COON. We understand the Water Lilly
will continue to run regularly between
Olympia and Port Townsend until its place
shall be supplied by steamer Of sufficient ca
pacity to ply between the head Of the
Sound and San Francisco.
, 1855-04-07

GEN. JOSEPH LANE.-Gen. Lane, dele
gate in Congress from Oregon, in til,
House of Representatives, Jan. 2Sth, made
a most excellent speech on the subject o.
Oregon Indian affairs, in the course o.
which, he visited with a most gentlcmanly
though scorching rebuke, low-Aung, pen
ny-a-line blackguard reporter of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, who had undertaken Ia
criticise and falsify some remarks made by
Gen. Lane on former occasion.
, 1855-04-07

B0-The progress Of Minnesota Territory
is truly wonderful. 1t was organized only
six years ago thirty counties have since
been laid of, and nearly all organized; the
population has increased from five thousand
to thirty thousand or more !, the taxable
property of the territory is estimated for
1855 at $7,OOO,OOO'; q wire suspension
bridge has been thrown over the Mississip-
pi river above the falls Of St. Anthony; ag-
ricultural societies have been organized,
and one county has rejoiced in very cred
table fair; territorial university is In
operation, well endowed by Congress and
system of common schools, with efficient
superintendence, has been established,
which guarantees the future intelligence oi
the people.
, 1855-04-07

$4,000 Com DUsr MIssING.-It seems
that by some mysterious process $40, ,OOOir
gold dust, intended to be shipped from San
Francisco by Page, Bacon & Co., to Dun.
cou' Sherman & Co., New York, was alb.
stracted from the boxes before the sailing
of the steamer from the former city. On
opening the boxes in New York, instead
of gold dust, they were found to contain
only iron clippings.
, 1855-04-07

ARRIvED-The Schooner, 'Williamantic
Capt. Boylin, arrived at the port of Olym
pia on Friday last, March 3Oth, IA day:
from San Francisco, with freight, and the
following passengers: Mrs. Tillton, (lady
of the Surveyor General) children and ser
want; Miss Frost, Messrs Frost and Glib
son, and lady and family of Mr.. ThorndikC
of Port Ludlow.
, 1855-04-07

RSr We are indebted to Hon. Columbia
Lancaster, for congressional documents. re-
ceiyed by the last mail. See important
correspondence with the Post Master Gen-
eral, on the first page of to-day's paper
, 1855-04-07

~ The Kendall Co.'S clipper bark " S
Merritt" Capt. Fits, arrived at San Fran,
cisco on the 4th March, 100 days from
Philadelphia, The "S. Merritt" will be
loaded with lumber in Puget Sound for a
foreign port.
, 1855-04-07

bS The brig, Franklin Adams, Capt.
Collins, arrived at Seattle on Wednesday
last, 20 days from San Francisco, with
freight, and Mrs. Wallace. (lady Of Col,
Wallace of SteilacOOm,) and family pas.
sengers.
, 1855-04-07

~ Several communications and arti-
cles crowded out of this weeks paper, will
appear in our next
, 1855-04-07

Hd- The Democratic Territorial Convention
meets at Olympia, on Monday, May 7th.-6a
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-13
A Sad Afspir..Truly.

From the Cincinnati Times, is taken, an ac-
count of a heart rending affair; the result Of
stealing money from the mails. The FREQUENT
depredations of this kind, in the State of Ohio
as well as elsewhere, and the very recent arrest
of no less than eleuen Post Masters, on this
account; has called out the narrative, which we
condense. The head of a family, consisting
of a wife and five children, having business to
transact in Texas, left St Louis and went to
Austin, intending to make permanent arrange.
men,s for, and remove his family. When there
be found that he could do better than at St
Louis, and wrote his wife to this effect, RENTS
ting her by mail $3.50. The money was never
received. After a long silence in which the
wife at st. Louis, struggled with poverty
amounting almost to restitution; she wrote her
husband, complaining bitterly of his neglect.
On receiving this letter, he Immediately m
barked far st. Louis. Here, he found bis once
happy home deserted; the partner of his life
in the belief that her husband had forsaken her
in a fit of desperation upon 4 dark and stormy
night, had cast herself and child into the Miss
sissippi, the turbid waters of which soon stilled
in death the unquiet throbbings of her mad
dened brain.
And no doubt the p~ettyfogging official, who
robbed the mail, is still at liberty, if not in the
employ of this model branch of Government.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-13

Prophecy and FulgFlmsnt-Thos. H. Benton
said many good things when he was a Demo-
crat in high standing with the party. For in-
stance, the following passage from one Of his
speeches in the Senate, delivered nearly thirty
years ago, is both handsome and truthful:
4 "The valley Of the Mississippi will be filed
up; the barrier of the Rocky Mountains will
be passed;;the boundaries of the Pacific ocean
will be REACHED; the decentralization of the
globe will be completed; The Oldest and youn-
gest nation will be brought together, and the
emigration Of the human race will stop where
it began, on the borders and confnes of the
Celestial Empire"
What was Col. Benton's prophecy in 1926
is recorded history now. When he made the
prediction, be was told that his fulfIment was
centuries distant. He said he could cal
eulate the time with astronomical certainty;
syes, sir, with astronomical certainty, Sit, in
this generation-in this generation, sir"
- t. A 1850 AA
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-13
Attest FROM EUROPE.
SebastOpol Surroundcd-The Russians
Defeated.
From the Bee.l

From the Bee
HALLIDAY, Oct. 9.-Tne Cunard steamer Ca
NADIA, which left Liverpool on the Goth ult., ar
rived at this port this afternoon. Her advices
are one week later than those by the Pacific,
at New York, and are of considerable interest.
sebas:opol.
The Allied troops. which, as has been al.
ready stated, left BalakIava for the North side
of Sebastopoi, had landed at Eupatoria. They
number 10000 men, making a force, with those
already on the North side, Of upwards of 3d..
600 men on the flank OF the Russians. They
had already attacked the Russian infantry in
the field, and the latter were compelled to re-
treat.
Gortschakof te'egraphed to st. Petersburg
on the 26th uIt, that $4,000 Allied troops had
debouched from Eupatcria and occupied the
villages in tbs neighborhood of SebastopoI.
The Russians were busily engaged in forth
flying the North side of sebastopol; they were
constructing new batteries, and making every
preparation TO stand a siege.
Ii was stated that the town of Sebastopol
was TO be RACED by the Allies, and the basin
separating it from the forts on the North side
was to be filed up with the material thus obs
tanned.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-10-13
ADVERTISEMENT.


Mr.. Brad6aun: My name having been sent to
be published as having withdrawn from the Ame-
rican Party, l have upon reflection thought better
of the matter. joined that party with my own
free will. and have never had cause to be dissat-
isied with it. 1t is true, l gave my name to be
published as having Withdrawn from the party,
but it was done in consequence of being led into
error by M, of this parish. But l now let
the public know, that from this time forward l
belong to the American Party, and will vote with
it, so long as it maintrins its present platform OF
principles. Your ob't. s~erv't.,
A. D. BROUSSARD.