The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-08-29
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ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
New YoRK, Aug. %.

- NEW Ohh, aug, 20.
The Steamship Pacific arrived at her
berth at six o'clock, having come up with>
out any previous announcement, in con-
sequence of the dense fog. This defeated
the intended public reception of Mile
Rachel
The Pacific brings European dates to
the IIth inst. The Havre steamship
"Arago" arrived off Southampton on the
evening of the 10th.
The general aspect of the news from
the seat of war is unsatisfactory.
The most important item is that the
bombardment of Sebastopol had been re-
ssumed on the 10th instant.
Omar Pacha has been appointed to the
command of the Turkish troops in Asia.
The siege of Kars continues without
amy definite result.
Berdiansk has been again partially
bombarded, and it is reported in Paris
that Revel had been successfully bom-
barded, but the truth probably is, that
the feet is assembling in the Baltic for a
supposed immediate attack upon Helsing
fors.
The French government publishes an
inflated account of the discovery of legit-
imist conspirators to excite an insurrec-
tion in Spain, and thus further the ends
4of Russia.
1t is definitely stated, but still seems
questionable, that Spain will supply 25,-
200 troops, to be in the pay of the Allies.
Portugal it is also said will supply 10000
troops.
The italian, Gen. Pepe, is dead.
Mile Rachel, the distinguished trage-
dienne, is among the passengers by the
Pacific.
United States agricultural Society.
Circular.
Al GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION OF
SrocK - HoRsEs, CATTLE, SHEEP, AND
Sw1NE.-Open to competition to all the
States ofthe Union, and to the British Prov
inces, will be held by the United States
Agricultural Society, in the city of Boston,
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, October 23d, Oath, 25th and 26th.
s Twenty thousand dollars have been
guaranteed by patriotic gentlemen of Bos-
ton and its vicinity, to defray the expen-
ses; the city of Boston has generously gran
ted to the Society for present use, a fine
public square of fifty acres; and ten thou
sand dollars will be offered in Premiums,
in the various departments.
s The previous Exhibitions of this Socie-.
ty-at Springfield, Mass, in 1858, and
at Springfield, Ohio, in l854-were emi-
nently successful, and no efforts will be
spared to make the present Show, COM
bining as it does, the -Four Great Depart
ments of Farming Stock, superior to its
predecessors.
The Premium List, with the rules of the
Exhibition, will be forwarded to all who
will address the President, or Secretary,
at Boston, to that effect.
It is earnestly hoped that all Breeders,
and owners Of. Fine Stock will feel it to
be duty, as it certainly is for their inter-
est, to contribute to the Show.
The List of Entries, Exhibitors and
Award of Premiums, and all the proceed
ings of the Exhibition, will be published
in the Journal of the Society, for 1855.
Annual Members of the Society, who de-
sire to receive the Journal should remem-
Der to renew their subscription. MAR
sHAL P. WILDER, President. WIN. S.
KING, Secretary. Boston, August 1855.
eH Editors favoring the objects of the
Society will please give the above an early
insertion, and notice.