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Roberts Hubbard & Co. VS.. a. j. Calkins.

Roberts. Hubbard & Co vs.. A. j.. CalkinS.
SHERIFF'S SALE,--By virtue of writ of il.
A1 ia. to me directed aud delivered fromthe court
OF common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, will of
fer for sale at the door of the court house in Per-
ryshurg, on Tuesday the 25th day Of September, a.
j.. 1855 between the hours of ten and four of said
day, following lands and tenements, to wit: The
south east part of the north east fractional quarter
and the north part of the south east fractional
quarter of section ten, (10l town five, (j) range
twelve, Q2) less the south twenty acres originally
sold to John 2. Love, and more fully described in
The deed to said Love; and less one half acre on
the east side thereof, sold to Eliza II Carpenter
being Is S7l00 acres, or less; said land hav-
ing bean By mo taken in execution as the property
OF said defendant at the suit Of said plaintiffs.
W. L. COOK, Sheriff.
MURRAY & D0pGE, Attvs
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Jonathan Lane et al. VS.. James II. Wilkinson.
DY command of an execution and order of sale,
ID from the court of common pleas of Lucas coun-
ty Ohio, shall expose to public sale at the door
of the court house in Perrysburg in the county OF
Wood, on the 18th day of September, A. d. 1855,
between the hours of one and four o'clock p. NJ. of
said day, the following described property to wit
Fractional section number thirty -four 49, in town
ship six (6l north, of range nine 81 east, 35 57100
acres. in Washington township Wood county, Ohio,
levied on the property of defendant, at the suit
of Jonathan Lane ct at., plaintiffs.
w. L. COOK. Sheriff.
BAKER g. IIosMER, Ptffs Attys.
Aug. IL, 1S56.--l4-5tS2l2
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ITOTICE is herebY given to George Willilms !

NOTICE is hereby given to George Wilkins,
~ Peter Rider and all others interested that
there will be a meeting of the trustees of Center
township, at the house Of a. Thurstn on Monday,
September 9th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to locate ditch
at near the west line of section 20, running east
on the south side of the road leading from Bowling
Green TO Portage river, the ditch running through
sections 20, 21 %; and all the lands drained and
benefited by the proposed ditch. are embraced in
this notice. ALFRED & J. Ii. TIIURSTIN.
Center tp., July 80. l355.--13-Gt t$l.75
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A TTACHMENT--Atou our instance an attach
"A mcnt was this day issued by G. f. Guyer, JUS
tice OF the peace in and for the township of Weston,
Wood county Ohio, against the property and effects
of Andrew McGinnis a non resident Of said coun-
ty for the Of four dollars and twenty cents debt,
and costs of suit PRATT & MEAD.
july 30 1955--l4-3t*
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ErpGrte. Wood County Common Pleas.

LrpN1Ee. I v UOu NUNHtY tUHlNIVU 7 I'HH'
Rachel A. Cook. Petition to Change Name.
DACHEL A. COOK, by James II. Newton, her
II next friend, has fled petition in the court of
common pleas of Wood county, Ohio setting forth
that, for more than one year past she has been
bona fde resident of Wood county; that she is de-
sirous of having her name changed to Elizabeth A.
Newton, she having been adopted by said James
H. Newton. with the consent and approval Of her
mother being her only surviving parent. and asks
that her name be changed to Elizabeth A. Newton.
Said petition will be heard AT the next term of ood
common pleas. MURRAY & DoDQE. Attys for
August {. l355.--l.w5$2 Pet.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

There is village in Michigan where the
Church bell is rung every day at twelve. for
the people TO take their quinine, as they have
the chllls and fever all around.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-01

A NYTHING in the way of Groceries, Hardware
"A Crockery Wooden Ware, Iron, Steel Nails
Spikes, Glass, Paints & Oils, Rope g. Twine. Stone
Ware, Grndstones. Salt, or Goods of any kind usu
ally wanted, may be had of +. r. MILLER co.
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ItRAPE and Summer Shawls, Silk Nsettes also
~ Straw Goods for everybody, at
T. II. MILLER & co.
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NENV GOODS! NEW GNNNS!

THE subscribers now receiving, direct from
d. the Eastern Cities their stock of Spring and
Sumn,er Goods, TO which they invite the attention
of their friends and customers Their stock viii
be found the most complete of any, and owing 20
the low prices of goods this spring they are ena
bled to sell at reduced prices.
May Is, 1855. F. r. MILLER e. CO,
Snccessors to i. D. Peck & Co.
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DERAGES, Tissues Chales Satins Silks Whits
ID Goods, Lawns Laces, Edgings, Mulls, at
+. r. MILLER g. co.
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BOOTS g. SHOES in every variety. Ready made
ID Clothing, complete assortment: The place
to buy these articles is at F. r. MILLER g. CO.
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MURRAY l. DODGE, Attys.
AuT. 25. l955.--l5-5tS2.75
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CTAPLE GOODS.-Sheetngs Shirtings. Blea-
- ched Musns. Demins, Stripes, Tickings, Prints,
Ginghams, and great variety of summer Goods,
by being bought direct from the manufacturers, car
and will be sold cheap, by F. R. MILLER & co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
Richardson brothers 6. Co.'S Circular.

Per Pre.fe IlyEsPooL Fnisy ~ no - - - p,.
CoTros-Sinoe last the report oJ o. ne NV
49,. a. ver,rt favins accepted toe Four Points 20 u-at
90 c,T.sS ,oue excitement IN market, aud an Ia
crs..ed br,iress has been dcne hoidets AZ ~
Ia .Irn heir stocks OF market the value Of
lx,T has advanced ID y but there 20 si'suce
a. IL be,tey cl.ssss sales for the week by eaes OF
hi,b uer skeu by tao tsd 8 20 bses zy9 oa,ss =,
go. IA 10 on specgG.on sales TO Day wv -
"sy s.Rx-phl,dslPhiA has teen sold IA retail At aid
uuSs, Il. infaeuee Of the above seeoun1 hs' de-
sI,.No / Il 4 ID cgt The sales have been riains ouy
sicnt ico tun, for qu.nsiy, about s. = cEL ",id "
.A..-. 49,. t.ve ham ,,fte in
.st. ofpanie the eeiks being CIVIL Win III 10 H.
Sin.uon 20 rufchsse -. 49,. s.,';,e in
price. . 40, -. .. $3.50 b.s - ,,gsd n.nds
IeAs-A s - - Si,sc.f .hF,rae,t 10 London
box of.od reported a. rsLaer bstter rtes
H. ,tvals moderate, bsi the extreme ise" O'e-so
sived tbs morning r.. BEN considered -
,.sresbe cur gram market Is, been less o. e''-- =.
E.S-x srd 10 desire eyncsd the part OF no'dsr OF
yu.,T ara FLoUR force sses All although or n"dei
IN either Article purchases cs4d 10 -
,fecf.d Easily on thai esy -,
~. Sersrd lsDfA Con-, both fot conslntul 81
-er1s,irr W.. ccrssSe-.be a. sdssnee o. bH'P a.
AL &c rsrces Ct mixed o1efinf e. - osf-' ! " - F
vrers really purchased. -
Otrs s,d M,sL steady boz without sny npoven ~ IN
,i.hsr den ard CT pree. -. ,,....,
~ vsus ~ ic.n white WHEAr this dsTs n sffet
10 Galg 4 20 y; Baltimore an Pm sdeipHis fLo.s
sssSf g. We.isrn C.all 4 AL e Dol ys!loF lN9i ~
go ssft q c; mixed 4li6Gfj White Il Sass z go n
Ivsi, fs the past Gays consist OF tl,y
vsr,T; Y 40 quarters INDIAN CoRs bo' ana
TIorE E1prrt for the period. "a qlNtafs 20
ist.s quarters lsDIAS Coss; lej9b6-s ana 90 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
FRANCE.

On the oh Napoleon reviewed the ietschnents Of
the Imperial Guard which are under orders for the
CIi nes- The Empress was present, and the troops
expressed ,her eDtbu,iasm b. repeated acclsmatoos
On presentDg their colors, the Emperor thus
addressed bis soldiers:
The French nation, by ts 'overe IN viii, has re-
scusitatsd many things which were thought for ever
dead sid to-day the Empire Is reconstructed 90 in-
tiruaie alliance exists with ancient eBemies the
flag Of France wsveswi honor those distant shores
where tie bold Big 81 our esges I'D no. before ven
tured; the Imperial GusTo the heroic representation
Of military glory and honor, Is no present surround
irg the Emperor as OF yore, wearing the same u1i-
form carrying the same standards snd, above al,
csryrg in their hearts the same sentiments Of devO-
ton to ber country. Receive then, these standards,
which will lead you 10 victory Is they led your faith
er,-ss they have just led your comrades Go, ag1
overcome ano glory to be won; you viii soen have
received the noble hspiism which is your ambition;
ard on will have lent your assistance 10 ant our
eagles upon the wells of SevastoDo.
Among the ruInOrs it ssid that the Emperor OF
Russia had written an autos raph letter TO the Empe-
ror of France, proposing terms OF arrangement
Thip, however is cortraoisted By some of the papers
A terrible Storm had rsged along the African coast.
About forty vessels, mostly laden with VINE, were
ashore. 80
Lord John Russell was in Paris, With sick rela-
tive BE had had private interview with the En-
peror.
Queen Pomare Of Otshei;e announces that she
INTENDS to visit the great Exhibition In Paris, IN
Msy rcxt.
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One account Of The circum.

Goo, suffered damage. One account Of The circum-
stance cslls iran ordinary s.ornl-'
Asnbnsripe telegraph Is 20 bs laid down from
VIA 70 either Gaze Cb-sOre - Or BlGAitga Y q
e,osc,fd 30 be in operation -itfin t~O months %
Russlsus have abandoned the ground IN foat OF mo
OBefant - Fort, occupied by snai Vilags Zoe
spcb soeers hurried 10 10 seZe on al t9ey cOuli-
vrstshe from the gardens articles OF fgrn ture 40
avn IN. coor- snd vino" rs from the cottages Gen.
Plot mac fi1 winoows placed aside g in G-n.
Csurf ben dining roo u RDen erected. All that
.hvsa letter from French officer vas done Gaisr
sharp fire Of musketry, which, BIO sever only
wounded tso men slightly ss~ CsDt de Mari
vault Of the Navy. carrying away, with the great
" esi precautioo, window, whnco be protector VITA
in6Iiie address with his body against the bats
" Near bin ssw All artillery94n gathering siad
" il ore Of the gsrcens. ball knocked oat Of his
hands what he had collected; gruuibling IT being
treated he again act about hIs work, and flushed
d" il without further moleststion SUCH examples OF
" ,ang fJ0ad are BY 20 means rare
Lately a'tsr severe attack OF govt, A1mra.
Brust called some Of his officer into his cabin, and
said: "GenieTnen 20 Cd idea has just occ lrred 70
ns; il IT, 70 90 quietly in, and Ourselves visit the
"chspnt Of SevastopOl. We shall 80 be able TO
"iuoge for ourselves what ts ritdston really is.
Tie proposition was joyfuly accepted, and, IN the
middle ii the night several Of tue boats Of the Casr
l.ussDe put of and entered the chanDel. The boats
went through every part OF il, ana the Atm'ral
toucbed with bis hand the chain which closes the
entraLce Of the military port Everything "ss nan
eyed 20 ceverly on the part of the Admiral party
that not single Russian sentinel vas aware Of their
approach Bot day began 10 bresk while the boats
were still far down in the harbor and TIE alarm was
in II tdi.tey given. terrible ire was then opened
al along the fcricateus of she channel aud 1t was
vi der fearful stO8cr Of pfOiectes OF every descrlp
lion at the boats made toeir way out Fortunately,
net O man was wounded though the long boat OF the
Cbsrlem sgoe was somewhat damaged by the enc
Y..x a
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RUSSIANS.

The Soldatea Frcund, as the latest news from the
Russian army in the Crmea rays that Prince Mench-
toa. menaced at once by the buk Of the Allied army
and by the force dsembarked az Eupatoria had called
IN all bis detached corps. council of war was held
Immediately after the arrival of Baron Osten Sacken,
when II was resolved to await the arrival Of the third
eous and the reserve Of the fourth aud then 10 take
offensive mt asures. Osten-Sacken was watching the
Turks a, Eopatoria. The French have, in the mean
time, aul rneniod the garrison of Enpatora, and on
the south side the road which was formerly open to
The Cossacks, is now closed TO them, asst is under
the fG &c Of the guns of the Henri ~, manned by
pOrtiVn OF the lauded crew.
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SEDUCTION BYA CLERGYMAN.

The particular. of The seduction Of young female,
by o Methodist Clergyman residing in Aneefny Co.,
were made known yesterday at the office oil ms mayor
the victim having been sent ~ ths City 10 sYod tue
disgrace which en- exposure would entail upon the
Clerryman had che remained longer q, his house.
TIE iaets appear TO be as follows: The gri, whS is
ebout twenty years OF age, WAS employed IN the
family Of the Clergyman, a. seamstress, about ten
rnortbs ago ard remained ihere until November last
when. TO avoid exposure, he induced her 10 accom-
p.ny him TO til. City where be placed her unaer ioe
Of two ysciats Of doubtful reputation VINO
he euphDved 10 produce abortion, and to whom "
"a aid he paid 500. They had her removed rom
one hotel and boarding. house to another until the;
e,.uv oct her 10 house Of iLfaIe in West Broad
,sv where they each outraged her person, aud pied
her With uos;runs until che was very much redacea
in health and strength About three weeks ago sne
osvs birth 10 child, which lived sbou. ten days.
Since the unfortunate girl was fret brought % tne
Civ. .he has written seyera times to Der hiend''
eating that she was i'll, but no, mentioning under
ub,t circumstances. A day or tao since one oil her
brother, arrived, and yesterday laid the matter be-
fore the Msyor who Immediately dispatched an OH
90, 10 the house n West Broadway TO ASCERTAIN If the
Girl was sufficiently recovered to appear before him.
ard II 90. to bring her. She came with the officer
and made Lengthy affidavit, Of which the foregoing
il the substance. A warrant was Issued fof ihe ~
ret Of the two physicians and one OF them Wa e.p
.ured. The affair il being thoroughly inve"ss
bv the Mayor, and il Is by the request Of the
tea rt., v, fo,bsay Publbsins the names
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-, q, fhs extreme right. The latter "a. only
rcf,rs. ~ Cossscks, which retired upon tosir ao-
sfFsa he former exchanged shots with TIE enemy,
geseni thst they bad scarcely any troops Ga
90 h.nk OF the Chernsya
ibs n" (siEneo) "RsGLAr
M, "PEroRE sEvAsroPoL, Dee %, 1884
lsrort LORD DCKZ: 1 have nothing TO re3o'' ~
yossTSs rain which prevailed on Saturday, wa 'nc-
- l., snow on Sunday, ard Il wa almost ioe
ess5sy ever Jaw A, night il froze, ana tls
.th. Continued ever since, Without oelps ,;,i -;
s has 10, az yet tended to dry tue grouad ''i' ~
Negotiable state. ....oe,ba r,sds
Ever effort is making that the sts.e OF 'ns
a,.run 10 bring UP ammunition ana "a oi'..'
"a 1.so Caprooert il 10 this refPect 81
s-sire " every possible assistance. g.. mn, ~,
"sTbs garrison keeps up heavy n'e uyou Iii
.ecbes particularly at night a5a yncose that we
,,,gei TO see by the fetaIos "n'0N
sssy sustain some I., casu'l'e' "BA9LAH."
,.,s, accounts are from Newspaper sources
n.r..y,a sO-Op the night OF the goth the sortie
800 ,.oo,ted by telegraph was made asainst the
- line. Unfortunately, portion otthe 'Oin re-
80. 81 foot against whom the attack was a. hfs'
S,.e,ed were taken by surPriso and were Obliged 70
a. the nearest bsery for protection, which openel
-, the. advancing Russians with shot, shell ana
Lots. All The camp was called to arms, ana tns
y,,,eb opened cross fire Oh tho Russians woo were
,r.ed 20 retire With considerable loss The allied
10 ,ss about thirty killed.
ptctwBsa 22.-Conespondence from the camp d
p..klsvn neptions that many OF the stores and luxu
:. r,ised by subscription in England had arrived
"A proved exceedingly acceptable. Most Of the
,mv vas hutted chiefly in apartments dug IN the
.-ond and rooted in with tent poles ead canvass
q, letters describe all sorts Of changes IN inc
-,..ber-bttsr cold followed By comparative neat
o,,,siopsl sunshine in the morning, ending usually Ia
t,s. and finally in heavy rains.
DfcEnEEp 3O.-The raj road from BsiskIava to the
ann IL 20 be commenced at once Sickness was on
IA iporease UDder this date, Prince Mench'k"ii
mites that nothing Of importance hsd taken place
fore sevsstopol The FIRE Of the Allies was very
k,ble and caused scarcely any da mage.
JAsrARY "a dispatch from st. Petersburg, OF
Ida the 10th. has been received from Prince Meo-
AkoG, dated SevastopoI, January 2, which says
sNotbinc new ba. occurred. We continue to annoy
ahe enemy by night soIties In one Of these we
"nsGe ten Zousves prisoners"
The garrison are constructing bridge OF boats
which will connect the city Of Sevastopol with the
forts on the north SIDE
There was a report in Paris, on the l2h, that Sc
vv,opo bad fallen but it did not gain general be-
liz
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THE FORT WASHING ron CALAMITY.
DEATH OF THE INJURED FIREMAN.

UEATH Of TIE INJURED FIkEVAN.
During tie burning Of Mr.. Ravens mansion at
Fo't Washington, OF tee morning OF the la.h inst.
and the melancholy death OF thres of his daughters
by suffoSaiion and Burning, which followed, Mr..
Henry Wilson, fireman belonging TO Hose Co. No.
-, was Knocked down and over while s,co nps-
rying hs brother fremep to the score of conassra-
ton al Death. HIS injuries were OF terrible char
soter, ana resulted in bis tea n on Weinesi.y
evening, Tie dece ssed hes lef wife aud six cbii-
oien to smen, his uUtmely end lie is spoken Of a.
having been kind and sffocti0nds man to his fani-
", end much respected oy all bis Scqusiutanoes.
During bis Illness his associate 6remen we're unre-
hitting in their stteDhons to him and il is to be
hoped that his family will now receive he requisite
assistance and consolation which, in their present
efiiOisu, they so much need.
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fEeesivei By TssfrAh. iseSi-- pevoa. - the Stsa-
lesvirg her wharf e. liverpool
Pans, Saturday, CLOCK, p, Ma COURIER fro n
Bucharest confirms the accounts OF the war on the
Danube having been reconuencei. The Russian ,
il force. cros-ed Tultcta defeated the Turks took
the tom, ard arr nov marching on the Kstchis.
The Ausiraos DO not interfere. This report has
caused some ccrs,erpa.:on.
LIVERPOOL, jan. -, 7. M-Ou- Cotton market
o.dsy exhibits hardening ,sndeacy, bg, quO,a pn'
eve lie same. TIE days bGsine.s amounts to 5000
bsles Of which 80 were for export
Sailed from Liverpool jan. 10. Malabar, Croker,
for NewOieansi LeODica1, Watts, for Savannah;
Western Star, Hammond, for Calcutta; Wyoming,
Dunlevy, for Philadelphia
Cleared from Liverpool 18th, Lizzie Thompson,
Smith, for Nev.Or!eans; Southampton, Austin. for
New-York. In the River, Star of the East, Hgison,
for Manila
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GERMANY.
TERRIBLE INUNDATION AT HAMBURG
LOSS OF A NEW-YORK SHIP WITH ONE
nIrNnPEN ANn SIXTY LIVES.

terrible inundation of the Elbe occurred on the
I'd inst. The damage done at Hamburg is estimated
at from three to four mill ms of marks. In Hanover
many OF the dy kes gave way and the land was flooded
for miles, causing much loss OF property, and proba-
bly Of life At Cuxbavep there was but little ship
ping when the hurricane, which preceded the nunda
ton, cane on, and not much damage was done be-
yond TIE loss of spars ard anchors. steamer from
Leth ia reported to be lost at sea, and other seago
ing ste au ers reached port with paddles and deck
works damaged. The loss Of the George Gaming,
New-York liner, lsupposod in the same gale,l Is re-
ferred to elsewhere.
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CHARGE OF PASSING ALTERED B4yK
BILLS
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOUND IN pos
SESSION OF TnE ACCUSED.

SE>SlON OF luE SIAONED.
Police Officer Broom, of the roird District Court.
Yesterday observed two susp'ciou,lookins young
nen' each about - years Of age, en'er jerelry-
s'oie " 40 lss Broadway, where they parchased
some articles, for which they pad a. bin Altered to
SO and then Ief Tor smother is.erv ,hl .hDa,t
The officer, having asceitainei his fact fo,lssei
them, and as they we're entering another ia ysl-y.
store accosied them, when they became frivb,enaS
and attempted to convey sore;s n from their p,ck.
cts to their boots. The oscer then h.a lcari them
end took them before Justice welsh when they war,
searched, and in their possession found $500 in
good money, ana SIS 10 WORTHLESS notes, which they
stated they had found in Newark, y. j. Toe money
ia supposed to have boon stolen and can be seeo at
the Court rom. The boys were locked u,. Toe
officer is deserving of credit ior bis nsyemens in tho
sffair The boys gave their names as joan Anderson
enG VIM. I Ditmsson.
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oMER pAsHA,s MOVEMENTS.

Omcr Pasha embarked on the lst for Balakiava,
with a Wow to concert movements with the Com
nspders ia. Chief of the Allied Armies Omer has
,.sen eff ctive means to bring force of 1000 mes
and 60 guns into the Cnmea Ten thousand Turks
lave already landed Al Eupatof6 uoder the i'm nedi-
ate orders of the Eoglish Gen. Cannon. Omer was
accompanied by the French Col. Dieu, the Engi'h
Conmissary General Simmons, and Rustem PAsha.
Hewo7ld return in eight or ten days.
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.ched to tits opinion, the attack was decided no; to

be made.
Ofhsr fscts will doubtless shortly r,uTpre 10 r,f
erenoe to the pss, Bsltic campaign q. tns alter i
be brought before Parliament 90 IL mesing.
Sir Charles Napier. viewing the order ID strike his
Hsg ss d.uo'iDg 0sspprOval of bis conduct, has de
IT s1 ded conri 4Filal for the purpose Of its beicg
tborouf biy ti''ed, hot much dpabt " ether q
cepar " vi b. scoeded to In ali probability il will
be r,fUsed the ground that a. cir Charles y .Oer
has received DO ceLsuIe, direc implied, fro the
Admiralty. ia reference 10 bis perfJimancss a the
Baltic there DO charge az sipst him to invesiy
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ROMAN STATES.

Napoleon hes ntimated to the Pope tn for the
present the French army of occupation will not be
reduced below the minimum OF 500 men, OF whom
COO shall be stationed a. Rome and 500 at Civita
Vtcchia Cardinal Antonelli writes a letter - The
French Emb6ssa6or asserting 20 this arrangement,
and seeing in proof OF special devotion and
4" attachment Oh the part Of Frsrce.'
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What al PsbL n FlSsr. ISsi,s cokx his rir,n ~,y
= CT ftcf. vi hss "a co.ree-ah. tr....--soas
ssero c rsi FtovE - 7;S Pa .lpa, Ba,,a5re a.
Ohio - rGF CsrseA a afji ssar 80 al . b.rrsl
White WHEAT r.adi5'9 Eea |aGii.9 = y y Mt
lsDrN Com ~ G$5'. Nelio~ - 5dit. EiIsd sass3 p
qusTf-r
So,l iuz doing 10 -yEPTNrlss Or TALLaw.
REsiS "a Aif den AID a. : ', cyc. r. l1aty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

Prince Cor chakofT to Elk .er time to consult his
Court, embraced the des re-, on Of the Russian f.r
tress Of Jomse, on the Dinase tae construction Of
neutral fortress in lieu OF H. to be gs-rsored By the
Five Powers, srd tie den cluon of the forts ani
arsenal Of Sevastopol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
gaH y .

Tbe soci Of corros this port estimated :. 20 s,s 20
of which SO 60 bal-s American, sssins, ~
American thS period Of ast year L.. na, main
The Manchester market for YAsss and fosss ~. -. 80
tain tie Improvement Of the early par " ~"
eIosss hssvi.y with limited eesiners L. uo.,x 10, -.
No eksnss Of moment IN the rates 'of A''''' ' "
tendency u upward IT.. .f1 y "a p }.
ne Csas nGks. 10 aaiss ct . decline o. ." Y ~"