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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26
VARIOVS ITEMS.

An Imperia uksse or iers the Governments of South
Russia TO REINFORCE mu h AS possible the army OF
tie Cossacks Of the Don, admitting volunteers OF all
classes.
Lord Raglans last dispatch was announcing the
death of GIN Estcouri. a postscript by Gen. slmp-
son announced Lord Rag ms own dece1se.
A difficulty had occurred on board the American
II en- was ehot by the mate.
The Turkish contingent is daily increasing and at
present numbers 5000 men, who are encamped at
hssupden, an elevated position between Buyukdere
and the Black Sea.
The Paris Monitor states the total number of deaths
from battle and disease in the French army since II
left France thirteen months ago. as 1920 up % june
l. and the number of killed since then at non more
tlan 23oO-fsures manifesty much under the mark.
English papers state that Tutny of dangerous
character had broken out in the lRussianl Siberia
regiments The assertion s founded Oh sentence OF
courf- martial published in the st. Petersburg Journal
Degrading four officers to the ranks for insu5ofdna-
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

MONTPELIER, Vt, Wednesday, July % 300.
The Democratic State Convention was held in this
place to-day. TIE Hon. Luther b. HUT of st. Al
bans presided. The nominations for State Officers
were AZ follows: For Governor, Merrill Clark of
POuItney; for Lieut. Governor, Stoddard B. Colby of
Montpelier; for Treasurer, John W. Page of Montpe
her.
A series of resolutions approving and commenting
the policy of President Pierces administration were
reported by Francis A. Eastman, ESQ., Of Windsor
and unanimously adopted.
The Convention was the largest held by the party
in this State for several years, and the proceedings
were characterized by harmony and enthusiasm
throughout.
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IMPORTANT LAWSUIT.

OTTAWA, IT., Tuesday, July q, 100.
In tbe United States Supreme Court The case OF me
peope AGAINST Wadsworth ct. al, being suit brought
bv he DE- ope Of the State of ILLINOIS against me Secu
riies OF Julius Wadsworth, State agent lof the late
firm 81 Messrp Wadsworth & Sheldon of Newly ork,)
was decioed this morning.
The opinion of the Court was delivered by Judge
Cation, and judgment was given on inc iollo wig
lated TO employ an agency for the payment OF interest
ON the State bonds and the appointment was entirely
valid. The Governor having the implied authority to
make the appointment had also authority to take
bonJs for ne faithful performance of the duties of
agent. The agent was agent of the State not OF the
Governor. ~,
The appointment is continued until specially ter
minated, and the bond is valid while the Agency Is
continued Tie people of Illinois are authorized to
sue and the suit is brought in the name OF the people
The demurrer of the defense TO the seclarauon was
oy.rruled. The amount in the hands OF Mr. Nads-
worth unaceounted for was $1,000
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE MINIsTRY'S LAST STRUGGLES.

THE MINISTRY'S LAST STRUGGLES.
In Parliament Colonel Adair has given notice that
when Mr. Rcebuck shall bring forward his motion OF
want of confidence in the Ministry, he Col Adail
will move as an amendment that this House Is OF
opinion that the councils which determined the ex-
"pedi,ion TO the Crmea were consistent with bod
and sagscious policy, just to our allies and commen
ate with the objects of the war; and farther that
a. persev. rance 10 a similar policy can alone afford
1.-The hope of iusurng an honorable and permanent
peace
MIR Peel has benevolently stated that Government
Z" has 10 objection 10 make an inquiry INTO me az
legged humanity of the medlcal ONCE ~ tio
Crimea who refused 10 give Mr. Stowe, the admins
tr,tor of me London Times hospital iund, aiuht
tarce into hospital and by their refusal caused MS
death. r,p.,o.
s,on stated that the amount of the new Turkish loan
i 600 600 sterling, the whole amount belng Joih1ly
puaranteed by France aud England.
Sir Chales Wood stated IN answer 10 questions ~
the Uouse Of Commons. tha, the British "ar-s,eamer
Antelope Capt Young had, az request OF the b1 n
Consui bom6arded and DESTROYED the Town OF oid
iown Calabar. Tie cause OF TINS pfoceeouS NaS az
inf aciiou b, certain chiefs, OF the treaty WIN pha.
Tie issonarits having repr'sen'eu snas a. CO
were in the habit OF committing posonlngs, the Zen
l r,ouired them TO abstain from the pTaeuce when
tbf, ,fusng. he called on the shiPoi-war to oonoaId
tie glace. -, e ,,;s,,o-, - Il,
The subject OF genera eAonauk9 u 800 of;ears
the hGtGs o. q aoar4 OF NithOn o"~ A'N7
In session at Paris 40
Tie PENSIONS granted for Lord Ragans services are are
81 ec6 sterling Ter annum TO lis widow, and t2,1V0
Ter annum 10 his son aud sons son
APARTMENTS in Hampton Court are grAn'eu 70 'ue
:Sirs of Con, Strapcewags aud Admiral boxer.
Or the th the Queen held an inyestiture OF me Or
der of he Bath at Buckingham Palace. AdmIS
james BLACK sea- Duudas was s1igh'ed ana .le ~
hon Of H. Bsth was bestowed on hun, as also on 1He
Dnte ofCsmbfidgf. Sir de Lacy Evans, loris Luean
and Cardigay, AdInirals Pumridge, Chads' AofeSOy
and numerous other officers
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PRINCE GoRCHAKOFF's ADDRESS.

The following is Gorchakof~s address to the gari-
son Of SevastOpo the day after the affair Of the 18th
"HIGHIs OF ISKERnAsS, June l9th.
"CONRApEsl The bloody combat OF yesterday
and the defeat of our enemy has ag-in crownei our
AIMS with immortal laurels. Russia owes yol her
thanks AID will not refuse them. ny OF our CO a.
panons arms have sealed with their blood the oath
which they took, aud have kept sacred the promise
which gave to The Emperor, Our father. Con'ade'
/ II ank GU for II.
ANY brothers! Large recnforcements are march.
ing from all psrts OF our sacred Russia They VIII
soon be with US Oppose, as you have hitherto done
your manly breasts the fire Of inpoas enemies
and die a. your comrades have del, with arms IN
Your hands in an honorable con,esi-man TO man,
breast TO bress;-raiher than violate the oath which
YOU have sworn TO your country TO preserve our
SevastopOl o.,
"soldiers tie enemy Is beaten-driyen back with
enormous lOsses. Your commander again thanks you
il the nams of the Emperor and OF holy Russia. The
tine is Dear at hand when the pride Of the enemy shall
be rthIown--wben his army shall be swept from
territory like straw before the wind. Unt'l then
have faith in God, and fight for your nperof aud
country. lSighedl OoRoHAAoFf'
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE KANSAS LEGISLATURE.
CHICAGO, Wednesday, july 25.


We have received the proceedings Of the Kansas
r0,;.lstre 10 July ls. The majority Of the proceed
~ were quite local and without general interest
Mr.. Marsballs bill on the qualification Of voters
WAS read second time and referred to the Com ni;tee
on Etctions.
Mr. Anderson introduced bill providing that no
person be permitted to take seat in the Legislature
without tsking an oath to support the Fugitive Slave
law and that all persons convicted of propagatng or
IN any way circulating contrary sentiments or opinions
be ineligible 10 any Office of honor trust, or profit In
the Territory The bill was read for the first time
Mr Wilkinson gave notice that he would bring in
bill for establishing the permanent location of the
Cepital Of Kansas 63 miles from Shawnee.
II was unanimously voted that the Sergeant-st-
Arms furnish the House with copy Of the laws OF
Congress Of 1850 and the laws of Massachusetts, Of
1855.
The Evening Session was prefaced by rough-snd-
!umbe fight between Mr. Miller, Editor Of The Vest
port hcos, and Mr. Brady, public printer TO the Ter
rtory. Both are Prc-Slavery men, and the fight is
supposed to have originated in the difference Of their
intensity Of hate for Abolitionists.
Mr.. WoodsoD Secretary of the Territory is reported
70 have said be would assume the reins Of Govern
roent in Gov. Reeder refused to recognize the
Legislature.
ST. LOUIS, Wednesday July 25, 1855.
We have received dates from Kansas to the 23d
inst. Governor Reeder has vetoed all the bills
thus far passed by the Legislature and presented
10 him. He says there is nothing Objectionable in the
bills but he does not consider the Legislature in ega
session, they having removed from Pawnee withou
authority ana in cOnraventon Of the provisions Of tn
Kansas. Nebraska bill. The vetoed bills had passed
through both branches Of the Legislature by larg
naioritCa
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UFpROHIBITORYL LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON WodntedHy, July % Io'C'
The ST. John papers of the 2lst Instant state that
Rear Admiral Fanshawe has advertised for tenders FOR
The conveyance OF 500 troops from Halifax TO England
! The crops throughout Nova Scotia and Ne"'bfans
wick are in splendid condition.
In our Municipal Court, in consequence OF the I'M
possibility of obtaining verdict from Jury, the
thai of the liquor case is abandoned for the present.
There are still thirtyhree indictments TOR hq1or'so
inc pending which will have TO go over to the next
Term.
In Middlesex County, where several convictions
have taken place one will 90 before the Supreme
Court to have decision on the consttuuonai'ty Oh
the law.
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THE WAR.
THE SIEGE OF SEvAsTOPoL.

THE SIEGE OF SEVASTOPOL.
The position of affairs remain as before the rePulse
Of june ls. No permanent check has been sustained
by the b,siegers Several regiments which suffered
badly Oh the recent occasion have been re-orgaulep;
and The troops of the four ions continue healthy aud
hopeful. Immense works are being raised against he
Malakoff and RedsD, and also to command the snip
ping Thirty thousand men are said TO be employed
on these works of attack. Another and gene al as
sanlt Is not far Off Nor have the Russians been idle,
as new works are thrown up behind the Maiakoh aud
Redan Ia formidable star fort behind the atter.)
July IO-General Pelissier telegraphs: - nave
nothing to announce to-day me nring mas V.s Ecu
very blisk since morning between the English aud the
Redap. This evening the Redan is quite silent, coa-
seouenrly the English will be able to advance their
works ,ao..
July H. Evening.-Gen. Simpson telegraphs; our
60 ,es,er1av had good effect on the Redan. Cholera
is decreasing and DE health of the army Is satsiHc
tory Pnce Gorehskof proposes that prisoners should
lac EXCHANGED AT Odessa"
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SUDDEN DEATH-sAD ACCIDENT.

BoSIoN, Wednesday, July IS, 1858.
John NJ Carnett lawyer of Walpoe ~ years OF
age, paid visit TO the Boston Athenaam aud while
IN the picture gallery suddenly f, forward aud in
simultaneously died Of disease of the heart. lie was
accompany ny bis brother the Rev. f. 5. Garrett
most distressing accident occurred a. caguerroO-
type saloon in Westinghouse TO day lady named
Russell Asd just had the dsgueneotype Of her little
daughter, three years old, taken, and was waiting TO
have it completed when the child who was uoon
settee pitched over the back and through a window
INTO NGsbington-st., distance Of forty feet The
Child Was almost instantaneously killed.
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RUMORED CHANGE IN THE RUSSIAN
CABINET.

A 81. Petersburg letter Of 26h June, menhons IlaI
tie Car intended to visit the South, bat his precise
destination was not kr own. Prince Michael they say,
j, 10 assume the government of Poland, and the Duke
Nicholas is to Join the army in the Crlmea. Prince
pakeu itch il said 10 have Il, clined the active com
mand of tie army, on the plea OF age. Prince Cor
ciskoff liz spoken of likely to be appointed Minister
of War; Prince Dalgorouki, OF Ponce, ana Gounl
Orloff President of the Council treaty OF alliance
between Russia and Prussia is openly spoken OIL but
tbs is moi in accordance with Baron Maneuites note
of the 9Th in VIII iii be speaks OF Prussia relation 10
ward the point of guaranty
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SPAIN.

Mefrid letters OF the nth mention that the COrtes
bad adopted tie bill su horizing the OF go
reals, snd that should the loan not be voluntarily SUD
scribed it ct the end of month to become CON-
Iulsory
iele0sphic dispatch from Barcelona dated 18th,
10 he French Government, announces that ." order
regus in that city, and some OF the manufacturers
hsve resumed work. Nothing IS said respecting the
other disturbed dist lets excepting in vague assurance
that tie movement j. suppIessel.
NJ. Turgot the French Minister wounded by sir.
SOuie, has been recalled from MADRID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26

Other bill 5 for liquor for use on Wards Island dur
ing the same period amounting IN the aggtegHe 10
over 81 500, making Il Q total amount WITHIN irac-
tion of $4,000 ,
After some debate, tie communication was referred
10 the Committee on Wards Island.
Mr. KESSEDY offered the suhjoIned resolution ana
said its sdortion would insure the payment Of over
SIl GOO now due 10 the Board;
B,r,d That in where shall ia 90 pay
the snonn Of Communication IN he peiod oiume pqseu ol ~
law IL shall be the duty Of the wee President aa nc uetey
directed, to place the claim m me hand' o' 'o''o W oe
tio-b BY urnulary process Adopted
C.nt CRABTREE stated that there are from - 70
lOO piegraut and ntirm women on ward iSiand,
who IN be tuare cable 10 the Commission Tor Two or
three years TO come Many o. tnose desre 70 80 oaca
IN The old Country. The Weep esident submitted II
il yyoud not be cheaper send back those who wished
10 90 than to maintain them the Island until their
term expired. -, r -
Mr. CARKIGAN thought that the amount OF commit
tatisp for pregnant women $3.50 is much too small II
onoht TO be $50 or $780, considering the great expense
which many of them email upon the Board
Tho suliect was referred TO the Vice-President for
PoD;nc tIe Corn,ies The Commission is indebted
10 the counties for money expended by them In support
inc immiorauts cbargeable to the Commission, from
January TO the LIST of April in the sum OF s43 ~ a.
Yesterday the Board vsd 10 pay the sum OF 40 S.
or 65 per cent of the total amount. Inc reason Tor
not dschargng the whole debt Is set t0rt III circular
iseued by the Commissioners, and from which we ex-
tract the following:
The gre,t unexpected falling OF OF the Coinnutatoa
Fund from number u passengers arriving az TINS
come OF the Commissioner that they nd Il Il not IN Their power
at present quidae the County bills In tu from the gnsr
fund but they compelled 70 restrict their quarterly pay
r 10 the seyers Counties the amount Of the hfy cents
p psseneer specay apart by law for the reimbnewent
~ he which gives the above proportion Inc DIS
so the untie. il should remarked for the last six months
exceed those Of former year LOT tue same
period The balance viii DO psa OUT o. ns gen r. ,
the ComInn sion as soon a. the IsseiP ~, Ia '"A' ~ ~
siouers 20 make these pay inebts IN iei' - o.. -
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THE LATEST.
LrvrRPoor, Saturday morning, July II, 1855.

LvrRPoor, Saturday morning, July II, 1855.
The expected debate on Sir Z. Lytton Bulwer's
motion did not come OFF last night. 1t is now set
down for Monday.
Nothing new from the war this morning.
Diplomatic papers explanatory of the peace pro-
po.els Of Austria have been laid before Parliament,
and are published in the London papers Of to-day
tile l4b).
Radetsky has demanded large and immediate re-
endorsements TO the garrisons of Milan, Verona and
Venice and 40 600 men are TO be distributed among
the Italian garrisons.
Blu lion in Bank decreased t43i, 500
Freigbts, from Liverpool to the United States are
without much change. Storage to New-York about
IS lOI
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Tie WHITE SEA

Archspgel letter. Of June % saw that the por; has
been placed in good state Of defense s former for
tifcaiiors having been repaired and new batteries
mounting 81 guns having been constructed. The for
een ships in port succeeded in clearing their csrgoes
before the blockade. Among these ships several
Americans, which after landing their cargoes pro
ceeded east The block ade il now strictly enforced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26
THE LATE LORD RAGLAN.

Lord Raglan several DAYS laborng under
malady which nearly resembled cholera, without hav.
ing all tie symptoms of it, but the physicians, on tue
very morning Of his DEATH had given their opnioa
that he was tier and that his state no longer caused
ureasnees. His voice had reganed it, strength; he
had been able TO eat, and during the day hopes
entertained that his indisposiiion would soon dappear.
Lord Raglan himself said he fel' nearly WELL but about
six in the evening he seized with suddea faint
ness and without suffering the slightest pain, gradual
ly ssIk, and in two hours expired calmly and tran
guilty His body will be removed to England IN
war-sttam in charge Of his Aides-de- Camp Lord
Bnehorsh, Col. Somerset Major Kingscote and Lieut..
Calthorpe. mausoleum is being prepared on his
family estate
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THE Ratio

The allied fleets continue 10 send cruisers TO destroy
any property left exposed on the coast A lisps ca
from ST Petersburg Of The oh states that British shi
bomharded krnsnejg GOrka for FIVE hours on the 81,
md destroyed the tee. raph station and barracks A
French Holilla Of eight mortar vessels and sunboa's
le kiel on the lltD for the Baltic. The L0qio7 OF
foal Gazete publishes dispat hes from Admiral r 5.
lun6es giving account Of the bomhaTdment Of the
small fort al Ro'ssholm and destruction Of the Rus
sian barracks at Kotka
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Richardson. spence s Co.'s Circular.

Per slaaffcI LIVERPOOL. Friday, July H. ieoo.
purps bs week ths-e has been improved denani ff
FLOUR sid WHEAT INDIAN CoRs IA. agan deS'nsa 70 "
n quarter .nd icdays market the Few aes made "eTs .
a. fcr yellow AID q ~ white = $50 D.
In bur- and PoRK the traussctions are .rinne:
BAcoS-Lsh stocks partially c0unterset The fans OF II D
mend. ard pnees re main as before. -.
81 4 CTt.
TkLLow early Il the week active. but now duh
CoTToN-Pices sve declined ID = 70. with limited ol:i-
uess Toward the close Of the demand has sgaty
increased. salcs 20 bales Of which "a 10 we're Anec-i
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FRANCE.

IN tho evening Of the 6ta the members Of the Legs
laiive Corps headed by their President piessv- -
the Emperor the votes for the new loan OF y s
francs. ard for the enrolment OF lf0'OV0 neH'
Emperor replied to the address; -.
II thank the Legislature for me resumes "'1-
which they have voted these two DIS / AHo" 10"
burdensome are the charges and iaies nnPo'eu ~
war. but | hope they will be only temporary a"1
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POCKET PICKING

SYRACUSE, Wednesday, July 25, 1855.
w. h Strong. Esq, of New York, had his pocket
picked OF SlCo0 III the carr arriving a. this lace to-
COY. The bills were all o. tie North Ala ma Bank of
Massachusetts,. a reward Of 1850 is offered for the
recovery OF the money and conviction Of the thief
SENTENCE FOR MISDRMEANOR IN OFFICE
CrycIsSATI, TUESDAY, July o. 1883.
John Patton. the County Commissioner W % was
found entity OF rnisdcrneannr in Office sentenced
this morning. The Court dismissed him from office
and seiteIced him 10 fine of s400, this beng he
hiehe st ren6lty Of the law.
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c,,,n,1cv OK THE DANUBE.

notwithstanding the lsteness Of The season t1ere
are indications Of forthcoming operations on rue pan
nbe. NJ. Laauce. a F,euch Ensineer, has oseu Eeu'
10 from (;slach to Jassay. Orders have been
rwerded 10 the Local authorities TO place tue rolls IN
her respective districts in the best possible eona ,o
and French agents making grea, Purc9asTd sou
me Ds"uo coo Trrts nom Sisrra for Matchin and
Ttcbo i also mentioned as connected with the pro-
iecfed Ouerations.
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THE rroroR LAW IN BINGHAMTON.

INAUGURATION, Wednesday, July % 1879,
The Sheriff seized to-day, by virtue of warrant
sworn out by the Canon League all the liquor found
at Bodies Exchange Hotel, and deposited It in the
Court House. There was great excitement manifested
in regard TO the case. writ Of repleyn was IDEALLY
issued and the liquor returned. Mr.. Bodle has en-
gagged Dasiel 5. Dickinson as bis counsel. Mr.. Bodle
was also arrested and taken before police Justice.
but the proceedings were transferred to the County
Judge on writ of habeas corpus. Notwithstanding
all Ills liquor continues to be sold openly at the EX-
change Hotel
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THE PRlNCIPALITIES.

The Princess Nathalie, daughter of the Prince
Gregory Gbika, has beeu oxied 10 nunnery for 1--WE
Neafp. h consequence OF her coquetry, when caused
lie recent fatal duel in which the Austrian count
Stolbert killed Count Bulche, son-n-a w OF the Pnnce
of Moldayia The Princess is 20 years of age.
Prince StiTbeys intrigued, TO render hlniseii lnde-
pendent are coming 10 light, and cause considerable
diplomatic exci, ment.
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YELLOW FEVER IN PORTSMOUTH VA

NrOaIssoUrH, Va Wednesday, July 25, 1855.
here this morning. '"'' WIZ ca
Eighteen cases Of aud sight deaths from yellow f.
ss naSe occurred at Portsmouth, Virginia The dis
lin s' brought by the disabled steamer Ben Frank
a. non 81 Thomas, and thus far has been confined
" VIC Vicinity around tLe Navy Yard.
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OBITUARY.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Tuesday, July "a, 1885.
Samuel ID. Baker. Esq of the National Telegraph
Once IN New-Orleans died in that city OF yellow fever
on the morning Of the 22d inst. lie was highly e..
leemed by the whole telegraph community, and his
ssau was universally regretted among them. The
NewOrieans Office was closed for two days in cOnse-
quence Of the sad event.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26
I'LL NIrAR In An L.

Turkish sdvices from Kars of June sts'e 's Inc oo
Russian demonstrations against that piaee 5;.Ka.
repulsed and toe sssailanis had fe'Heu :" -
Other accounts state on the contrary 'na aue sid
SLAMS under Gen. Mouravief had taken tne s.io1
also that the Turks have evacuated has .s suJ We
bsck on Erzeroum. which is better fortneu. ~
bsvs once moe the report so often repeated OF the
death of Shamyl, the Circassian Chief
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am confident that the spirit and patriotism Of the
country win enable Us to sumOunt every dhic iliy
and to obtain honorable peace"
PsIs correspondence continues TO adduce proof that
the Spanish insuireion II fostered by Russian inia-
enco. Much anxie Is manifested IN the Germ "a
CCurfs 10 sscerfHin the progress of the revolt.
Queen Nc,oriss visit to Paris Is nov fixed for
Aus ust II.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION

This Board held stated meeting al the once In
Worth-st. Yesterday afternoon-Hon Cuban u 's'-
plsnck in the chair, and Messrs. CrabtEee' hennedy
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nN ruE CuERNAYA

have returned as reported by telegraph, from tns',
reconnaissance toward Mockenzies farm lbey 10 ana M
The er emy strongly entreuched and bus posuou oe'
Gpded o. all sides by powerful batteries. Omer con'
time : In his camp at Badar.