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Trust Sale
OF HOUSE AND LOT In RITCHIETOw

by virtue Of deed of trust from Louis lusrmarlt
~ wife tn the UNDERSIGNED, dated 23d February i,
anu duiy reCO ded IN the clerks office OF lie CUH
court for Ohio county, Virginia, in book 40 page 9i
shall on the
8TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1885,
al II O'Clock, A. NJ. at the front door Of lie hous
lc CITY vi wheeling, expose TO sale, by pu hC auction
Tue highest bidder, lot number FIVE (5j IN squaIe fi't
Sl5i Ia South Wheeling (OrmerlY RitclictUwnl On 4
!ot ls good brick house with dry cellar, good well % we
ter, etc. Sale poSiIius, terms cash
spStds WA. S. GosHoRN. TmNe.
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EmpLoument Wanted.

CARE not what al, at what wages, sn that Il ena
J. Bile me enough 10 support myself and family
presume TOO well known TO need references bn III
Tequii ed they be furnished Any orders leI Cr ,e
II the ''inleigeHcer' Office, will receive nromnt Rttsn-
ton SPA GEO. WHELLIER
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REMOVAL.

NJ REILLY has removed from his old stand In Mar
MI ket Square TO that and SPACIOUS yyarsbnnss
No. 81, green 'front.' west side OF Main street beSves
Monroe aud Quincy, lately occupied by MessTs Anna
large and general assortment of Groceries and jonS,s
which he VIII sell At hoesale at the lowest market prc
iso'-Gunpowder Of every description, and saiety
gtsTE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-25

A CAPITAL JoKE.-We were told, few days
since, the following piece of skinning. as it was
called. aud which is too good to be lost, showing
a. the same time the straits certain class of gen.
tlemen ate put 10 in making a mise:
well known case who was hard up ior mo-
ney, meeting brother chip in the street, told him
ifhe woule walk across tue street, go into the
front door Of the hotel opposite, and in walking in
be very lame IN his right leg, but come out in a
few minutes and be very lame in his lett leg, he
would make it all right with him some time
Without asking why or wherefore, the fellow did
as requested, aud the skinner, going up to gem
tleman, remarked to him how lame that man was
in his right leg, whowas just going into the hotel.
The gentleman insisted he was not lame in his
left leg, which the other insisted was But to
settle the matter, the skinner Immediately propo-
sed bet Of $40, that The man was lame in his
left leg. which the gentleman accordingly took
up. The money was posted, and IN few mo-
ments out came the fellow, SO desperately lame in
his left ley that he could scarcely get down the
steps of the hotel, aud Of course the gentleman
lost his bet, though he could scarcely believe his
own eyes, for, although the man came out lame
in his left left, he perfectly certain he went in
lame in his right leg, but, at the same time, he
never imagined any collision between the par
ties. We have heard Of many ways OF raising
the wind but this goes little ahead Of all.-di-
bdny Enicker6Ocker.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-25

IL you have Dyspep a-RheuuaiisI-or are suffering
from General Nervous Debi ty-to procure at once
a bottle of
HAMPToN'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
No medicine Universally and permanc nty popular
T. II. LOGAN & Co. GeRl Agents.
sp20 Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-25

TuE MURDER OF Miss FRosr OF Raleigh, N. C.
We published dispatch announcing the murder
of Miss Frost.-The Raleigh Register, of Tuesday,
gives the following account of the affair
''The young lady was sitting out in the back
yard, W lille the negro was securing one OF the back
rooms Of the house, when the rest Of the family,
who were III the front part Of the house, were a.
larmed by the report of gun, and going to the
back door, found their daughter laying out IN The
yard with nearly half of her head shot off. The
whole charge Of the gun had entered the side of,
and tearing off the whole of the back part of the
head, while her brains lay Strewn all over that
part Of the yard.
Immediately on the discharge OF The gun the me-
gro leaped the fence aud absconded, but was
caught before she had gone very far. jury of
inquest was held over the body, and gave the YER
dict that she 10 her death from the effect Of
u gun in the hand the girl Ellen, from cause or
causes unknown. The negro's first account is,
that as she was going out of the house, she STUN
bled over dog, causing the gun 10 go off; but
since that she has said she fell over log OF wood
We understand that it is the opiniun ofth medl-
cal men in attendance, that the gun must have
been placed within foot of her head to have caus-
ed such a wound.-The negro is now in Jail.
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Valuable Reading.
DANCRoFT'S United States, vols;
ID AbbOtts Napoleon, vols;
Hanci OTIS Msceilanics;
Angel on The Laws OF Carriers;
Dickens Works, COmpleIe-6 vols,
Chemistry Of OmniOn Lille;
LOngfellOw's Evangcline;
Heir Of Redclife;
Pol Smith Abroad;
Nathalie, by Julia Kavanagh;
My CUml; ssiOns;
Tie WIHkles, 2VulS. ~
Memoirs OF Jas Co don Bennett;
lie Quincy's Note Book OF an Opium Eater;
Ella, or The Human Comedy, etc etc.
Including general assortment OF Miscellaneous and
Medic WORKS, lust received by
S-Ii WILDE & - RIO
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To PRINTERS

To PIRINTERS.
We are prepared to furnish Printers with wadc.s SUI
perior News, Book aud Job luks We have now on
hand -
New P ss% press Press: i RaE tH. .s
r EIas F El"sI. do. X SSG;s::
Hed InlS. Gold Size.
E light ' nfas do X ya Gs. e.
All Inks sold by US warranted to be good; and found
not to be so, can be returned al our expenses
U5-Terms cash.
iulT EE,TTv e. r.,
FIVE Silver NJ cdnIs and seven Diplomas
have been awarded to DAMS first class Dagucrreo-
types Adams u Co.'s Gallery is the corner oil Uio
and Main sts Strangers are invited Gail. citizens
course will do So Pictures as ceep as the eheep
est. ZOO
Rooms of the Brotherhood of the II. f.
Church, IN REAR OF GRAvEs COOK STORE CENTRE
misunderstanding meetings OF The Broth ,hood third
Monday evening in each month. Library aud Reading
Room open every day frOm9 a M.to9P
Il. NJ. EoFF, Seo'y.
RELlEP CoNSrTrEE.-J Il. Ford, Jas. H. Stout arL A.
n. Johnston, Esqs. ,plsaf
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing under the s,,.
and firm Of llOans Il Cowgirl dissolved by niu.
tual consent, on the 18th day OF March, 1865.
a =. nOANE
age J. Cowgirl.
NONPAREIL LTNIMENT.
DF. Cnrr's celebrated Nerve and Rome Linlment
wholesale and retail by $50 N
lseo JOHN II. TAPPAN
SEALING WAX
And CorkS, for Preserve Jars for sale b7
J. Il. VOWEL,
asII % Monroe st.
ndigo-seeIOOnst afaeeas Indigo, for acie By
L ssl4 a. c. GOOD & Co.
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Bridge Corner.

Shoulder braces, Phaon,s Invigorator.
Bachelors Hair Dye, Porte monaies,
ChrlstadOw's do Brushes, new styles,
Jones' do Trusses, all kinds,
Jaynes' do Fresh Periumeries,
and greater vaet OF Druggists Fancy Goods than ey
CT before, you will find for safe by
T. II. LOGAN & co.
spec bridge corner, Druggists.
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awe WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAK FUK
ALL THE TINCTURE HAMPTON
A., -

THUS spoke wise and good man; but mark the
change Let the Grt,d hear hiT and the decide vile
ther 10 suffer made whole Ys ProIessOnai HcL
oIth ruined heoIlt hear.
Rev james ". n. mucut, tile talented and indeTs nd
ent editor OF That highly popular aud extensively read
per, the Christian IlIeT published Fredericksburg
Va in his editorial May 1855, thus SIeaks
Of H1llPioA'S Hcgs table TiHctuTe:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
W. S. wOoDsIDE. W. @. woODsIDE
w. S. WOODSIDE & SON,
FLOUR AND PRoPUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

n, E. COR. CHARLES AND CAMDEN STS.
Baltimore.
EOUR Warehouse Is lOCsted ON Que OF the tracks OIL
tie Baltimore aud Ohio Rsirold by which expenses
drayaee censignnents is avoided.
REFERENCES
{. G: Jameson, Esq, Prcs't Bank OF Baltimore.
u. Spriss. Esq, e Merohts "
freeman Cross, Esq, C1ShT Com & Far biz Ralt.
Messrs Hugh jenkins d Co, Baltimore.
BR lStrobe. Esq. Chief Engineer b boR r
J. B. Ford Esq, Agent & o X Co, wheeling.
AesSrs. fOrsylls d Hopkins, -
$. brady, ESQ, Cashier, 90
Mai Philip Barry, Agent u. Il o. RR. Company,
MOuHdsvIlle Va.
Messrs. John wbarry & Go, Moundsville, Va.
w. Il T.. rhOmPsOm
az NJ. Pollock Il Co, SunfsiI, ohio.
&. COnverS, Esq, Casht, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
John Peters, ESQ, Ts
Sent5-1v
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FALL TRADE.
W. D. MOTIF & BROTHER,
no. l76 MAREET ST.
IIISH TO their customers aud every body else,
w that they are now opening th.fr new stock OF
Fall Dry Goods,
which ysry lag. aud iOF variety and eheapness can
Tbsv viii b receiving additions of Desirable Goods
to their assortment, every lew days. for some tlme
G5-PaTticularsanOiher time Sp29
900 lbs. Powdered Elm bark, jas: reG'd by
= sr25 LAUGHLlNS & BUShFlELD.
90 ozs. SUP euini4e. just Tess!yed By
10 OF. cIiuiOdine,
10 o. Tod Iron.
20 Oz SIlph Morpaia,
spa5 ~ ISUSHIINs & BUsHFIRLn.
lbs Germ bsGk [ss1 igi E3s'i EIS n
cn.Ik prime Ulive on. Lor sale yery low:
l sp2i LiOGHLINS y BUsHFIELD.
CnsIl winter str'd whale on, !or sale low:
sr25 LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD.
10 gross Browns Essence Jamaica Ginger, just re.
sPe5 LAUGHLlNs & BUsHFlELD.
dozen Seym1uls AbdOmiil supporters, hue az
SIS LAueHLlNs & RUsnFlELn.
= dog HuIl's Double Trus>es, or sale by
- sr:5 LAuGHLlNS d RUSHFIELD.
= dOz. common russes, Just reed by
> spS5 LAUGHLINS d BJSHFIELD.
z
y sp25 LAUGHLINS d BUSRFIELD
> bbIS. cream Tartar. for sale low by
= sp26 LAUGHLINs y BUSRFIELn.
} 90 lbs Tart4rIc Acid, IN stove and IOT sale by
- sP.1 LauGHLISS d BUSHFIELD
. bbIs. ETHEREAL OIL, just reed by
sn35 LiuGhLINS & BUSHFIELD
= bbIs. Alcohol, 10 aud 80 per crIt Just Iecdny
y SP25 LAUGILlNS u BUSHElELD
O6 cnrbOys Oil Vtriul nll cOncomt. alton iUr sale
- by LAuGHLlNS ~ RlSHFlELn-
y cnrbOyS IhLratre. Acid IN store and fIr.saIe by
sl,Eo LAUGHLlNS d RUSHFlELn.
krS" Emery, No. u /, =, l. RVS IUT Aale
sr5S LAUGHLISs & BusHFiELp.
PLAID COUNTRY FLANNELS.
I 30 yds. Plaid country FlaHncls. just reed at
sp:t HEiSKkLL ~ cos.
PELISSE FLANNELS.
, rs: Pelisse Flannsls, Just received at
= srel HEISKELL & cos
For Sale.
| ina BUSHELS Prime TmnIhy Seed, to arrive.
w sps4 GORDON, MATTHEW ~ Gu.
For Rent
TO FIRST APRIL, 1856.
THAT large and cOmInOdOuS Warehouse on Water
street, formerly occupied by Mr. J. h. Keys deceased
as Forwarding AVID commission house
| Possession given Immediately. The Office fXtuIcs
VIZ; llesE' stove carpet, %c aud Truck Scales will
be disposed Of at fair rates
aAgrly to GORDON, MATTHEWS d. Co.
SlIzS Main street.
FOR SALE.
| IN hhds prime shoulders
~ l0U Dbls super and extra Flour, va :ious brands
90 % superior Family Flour;
% boxes extra cIeam cheese
sr@2 GoRHnN, MATTHEW'S Co
| w SHIN GTON HAIL
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YOu 7riH dO nell

THOMPSON e PATTERSON,
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIEI.D.
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Aeenfn "A Eirrini.

6lggh-Wm Bleakmear and Holiday, AloundsriIlS
Wilde E Bro, John Fisher, and H Thompson IVhssiiug
Vim Holiday, AarshalL H-JacOb q smith, TP.LisS,lrs
=Seml b Mauzy, Lsieis5Hrsh-Z Kari, CsdGr Grogs
!ltAs-DT BaInesI claTka6HTE-Dr 4 c Williams
S"eP'sfuStonH. sep5:daw3m
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MOo4 MAGNlFlCENH GOODS
w nave ms day received by Express few SETS or
O. HoHtOIl' VaeHCienes ard Maltese ace cnI,nrs
% oa collaIetses. in entirely new design which
oy 1t t1e most handsome any we hav yer offered
Siih hosiery, very heavy Embroidered at nrit "a
amsns hom Sl6O 10 $500 pair and lew while crsEs
c0IaIs. SPIT HEISKRIL q CO i'
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THE partnership heretofore existing under the stv.
L and firm Of lOans Il Cowgirl was dissolved BY m,I
tual consent, on the 18th day OF March, 1861
,,oo $. noANE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-22

,b.i, borsss voue have died Of hunger and thar ut-
Ter disor,arizaton would have len btte for the enc
uy'ss sword 10 effect. Here, then discovery-s
q man spd marquis who may safely be trusted ~I.n
the lives Of bic f.o meu su6 Who, Though trained 10
pssee has shown himsef fully equal TO the em-rgen-
eies OF var Before be ep'srei on this WIDER sphere
Of e1er'ion the Marquis Of Lhodse snose1 10 orol-
nary ssg.eify in fOrese-ing the direction OF me
mania and 10 oevi-ng uesDs fr re iacDg "a na,oa-
al n sdne-. within useful and reasonable limits sdch
q nan We haye in India Worldly falding al the du-
ties .hch devolve on the civil and military chet OF
vas, and bali civilized empire The Emperor Nicho-
las himself does no, number ss many suoi9cs or ex-
s,cise ore VS., or durable influence on the hspP1
p,s. or mpery of The human race
Ifweb>vs here any man ecu ,iiy, or nearly equNE,
comp. tent r managing the affairs 81 the var were
pity to take ssa. the Marquis OF Dtlnoa''e IRON the
spbere of his sbors bis fdnsss, and hs glory Oi
II III, ~ be none such at least k0own 10 the Pnole
vhy DO We hesia'e 10 EMPLOY in our present need an
instrument SO well adapted for our purpose
India Iot il We would be ieve IL m ere Itet Tor
the eL,, rprie OF younger sous re uoI'e
FROM which every one mag carry OIL *nat n- WV Ia
6ia is al,o great BmI Al So SUCH aut'ng scuooI
for eta e,men and ssrriors, who nay there iesrn 10
ita sith evenA Of scale aud Of an importance wei
calculated 70 enlarge their views, add render then
squ.l 20 The bebest problems Of var and pohy let,
While our Armies ere ntrustsd 10 every degree aud
ousy # iucompetency the iron line that DIVIDES the
Imperial al Iodian services is vigorously observed,
and men -ho have grown gray 10 camps and couucus
are set ssio make for reckless ignorance or
um,C ue1iocri.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-22
QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE SUFFERING
SOLDIERS.

Fy0. Tk London M0rSssS Peat
Perhsps since The commencement OF the campaign
no document bas found It's way TO the public 50 graft
fin, in lis nature as that which ~e here suojou.
Tn. earnest expression OF Her Maestys anxiety for
the brave men who have been wounded in tue Ser
vice Of the country will have the be.t effect IN the
army; IL will console the unfortunate VITO have al
reaoy suffered and animate 10 incre ,sed exection
their comrades who have hitherto escaped the acct
dents of war
The letter was Addressed by Her Nos. Gracious
Msie,ty TO Mr.. Sidney Herbert, and through him 10
Mrs. Herbert, by whom il was transmitted TO Miss
Nightingale:
WINDSOR Castle, Dec. ., 1854
Would you tell Mrs. Herbert that begged she
would et frequently the accounts she receives
from MISE Nightingale or Mrs. Bracebridge, IS hear
no details of the rounded, tho sec many from
officers &c about the battle 6-ld, ami mature ally tho
former must interest me more than any one.
Let Mrs. Herbert also know that wish Miss
Nightingale aid the ladies would tell these poor no.
bic wouI deJ and sick men that ONE taxes warmer
interest, feels for their suerings, or admres
Their courage and iersisn MORE Than their Queen.
Day End night she thinks OF her beloved troops. SO
does the Prince
Beg Mrs Herbert 10 communicate these my words
10 those laces as know tina. oar sympathy is much
valued by these noble fello@s.
gis,,S) VICTORIA"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-22

RAILROAD CATAsTRoPBE-Two MEN KILLkD.--A
fearful catastrophe occurred on the Portland, SAGE
and Portsmouth Railroad on the morning Of the lsh.
resulting in the death OF Eloridge @. Lesviu the
road master, and Franklin Rogers, fireman. We
find an account OF the calamity in The Bosos Tra'
SCRIPT, from which We copy the following.
"Tbe morning train from Portland len that city
with four passenger cars, two engines, and snow
plew. When about four miles out-oging,
thought u the break of wheel or an axle Attached
O the snow. p'ow-the pillow was upset and throws
over the west eide OF the track. This i'm nense M
cbit O. weighing xix iuns, made complete sumner
set and WIS lefI on the side Of the rosd facing Po
land Tue forward locomotive was thrown on ths
track and, after running about q hundred feet
i, was overturned, and landed upon an eeosnkmea'
about six feet above and fifty feet east OF the track
where it was literally broken into fragments. v~
a complete wreck. The engine nearest the pssssn'
Ger csrs wa tbrown from the track but remained up
right few feet only out OF place. The baggage eEs
and the forwsrd too passenger cars were displaced
from The track. The forward wheels OF the third
car owing 10 the spreading Of the track we're ua
into culvert while the last car only remained ~
berm'd There were about $50 passengers, VIA, =
nigh be supposed, sere greatly alarmed IL wa ~
certaned that two of the hands the forward snss
were missing, and the engineer was found to besen
what bruised. After sght search the bodies Of the
two unfortunate men we're found. In one life VA
extinct and the ether survived about twenty mn.
utss. Mr. Leavit is represented TO have been q per.
son highly esteemed. He had been in the Company
employment some ten years, and was dlligent and
faithful sfieer. Mr. Rogers engineer, en-
ploye about the station mouse. He was by trade Z
mscbiDlst, and young man OF excellent charsctsy.
Both the persons killed we're married, and leave fsn
lies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-22

EXTENSIVE FORGERY CASE IN VIRGrsn.-Tk Pr
tersLurg va Erpress states that thst city AS been
startled by tho discovery Of an extensive forseT
The party Implicated is Mr.. John w. Rice, formerly
OF BruLswick, man who has heretofore enjoyed tts
high coIfdence Of the community The ErpreG
says:
Mr. j. w. Rice was, up to about year ago. b
partnership with his brother in the dry goods baa-
rees ia this city and after selling out, be formed
partnership With DR.. Whitehead ia the pressed bfct
factory, in Rosln. The firm was known "a thss
Whitehead & Rice. In order to raise money for pu'
poses Of private nature known best 10 himself, y
we csnnot credit the strange rumors afost) Il =
legec he drew on notes bearing forged indofsemssn
oser ego 600 from the banks Of this city, ~ vel
other sums from parties round the colntry sn1 d
New. York City, making up total Of about ejo,on,
possibly more. The paper which be deposited 70 ~
q fiereLt localities was sigLed by hun John w. Rn
g. Brother, and inaored by said j. w. Rice, Win
the aDes Of j. Rs, enscroft Jones, VIM. Y Balsn
Whitehead g. Rice and others. T1is c0nsttate11
forgery, a. the above gentlemen had no idea Of
way tier LANES Inducements had passed aSouee
The manner in which the frauds have come 10 w.
ia ~ foloss: Some Of the notes became mature. ~
were not met by j w. Rec - be had prsvioua{
done, l. e., by paying the stipulated curtailment 90
renewing the psper; so the notes protested, -
The indoseYs notified thereof 70 their peculiar WoS
shmeLt The forgery nov became evident, ana .
W ksce, seeing that he could not save the plot nss
bursting to bis ruin, babe adieu TO Petersburg ssy
ast week. -
Since then, the subjec, has been the theme Of Ne
esiOIisbed conn unity and noLe were more ~ps
sbed than j. w Rice's brother and his partner, "
A. hiteLesd, Who had not the remotsst notlose
the manner in which h- was privately carrying ~
biz fraudulent plans, til Wednesday last The ~
gooos 6rm OF Gre.nway Brothers, tVirsinsns,
grsried him more on the securities be held fors~
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-22

Mr.. MAsos's HrALTH-By letters received IN ~
city yesterday from DIR s. l.. Bgelow, the sstsnSS
ply sIcisp upon the Hon. John Y. Mason, .. D. =,
istsT TO France, 10 learn that ct the s.est dates ~
II AEON wss more comfortable and strong b ,pes -
entertain ed Of bis recovery This information my
relied upon. ss ii comes direct TO Dr. Bgeov -
who bss kindly fDrDisbed Us with the statement
public journals in Par. report that Mr.. hssoa ~
lied by stroke Of spopleIy late ct nghf on ~
One VI hem Announces that, Thanks 70 the reeaY
" tive forces Of bis excellent constitatisn and -
mediate attention. OF DIR. Bigelow and other emu
"phy sicisns, momentaIy relief was sforde3. =, n
Errycrs or THE TIsEs.-The RppowsdFoanssS
in this State, bar discharged ell its vorkmen, -
fifty in number, and ceased operations Ter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-22

the foreign ,lsve-trsde. The Viceroy Of Egypt has
ecre the same The msunvaioeers have % no
e,hsr market for their law daughters than Persia
and perhaps the infusion OF Cmcassiss bleed a'eo
has L. pt up tie energies Of the Ottoman race
may regsn.rase the efenina,e Persisns, Who
se. N indeed pi.t redemption.
The French hospital at raersp.s being 10 want
of drss.ers Ard purses and assistant surgeons,
the Sultan hiss pat twenty four pupils OF tse
Turkish Mtdica! School as tue dvpositios Of the
Frepch Medical Officers. and the youpg Tarhs
perform their dunes in the uest Jealous gentle
and graceful way, much TO tee satisfaction OF the
French, who are new ,ursed ny the picus Sisters
Of Charity and equally pious MonammedSns, the
Tuski,h youths of The Medical School.
Great apprehensions are entertained for the
,sfety Of the Turkish army in Asia, which, oy toe
recall Of the European oncers, has been entirely
eisorgsLized. An attack On Redut KsIet, oy the
Ru,,isns, vas repulsed by tie Tufks; still the
garrison was not strong enough in case the az
tack theuld be rePesr.d. The Au.trisns con-
tipue to protect the Russian Boyards in MOldo-
Wslschin; in Vienna they are mskios exper
ments with gun. cotton, aud seem highly sanshed
with the results. The Epglisb rely upon their
Mimic fife, the Rassiaos, on the contrary, believe
that the ZuDoDadel rife. which lOsds by the
breeeh. is the hing of weapons.
General Duplat the English Military Comnis-
sioner in Vienna, who has lately died, was for.
merly English Consul at WArsaw. After TIE
Turkish declaration of war, In 1c53, wss ap-
proved by the English Government, his position
became very ois,greeable. Though Eng and
still maintained peaceful relations with Russia,
nobody could deubt that bOstiiites must soon
follow. General Chen ColoDel) Duplat vas
therefore shupned by society, though still invited
to oil the parties of the Viceroy, where the eu-
peror officers tried TO put HIN IN dlsagreesble
positions; still the Colonel always di'played o
considerable stock Of ready wit, and maintained
eallsntly the honor Of bis country. After the
battle Of Oltentzs, which, as you remember, was
celebrated in Ru.sis as a victory, Geo. S'hll-
ders asked Col Duplstpubliciy, stan evening party
OF Prince Pasbkiewitcn, "Well, Colooel, what
do you SAY of our victory st O'teni,za 7" lie in-
tended to place the Engiishman 10 false posi-
ton, either by acknowledging, or by connsdichug
that it was victory. Blu. Col. DdPl.t replied,
without hesit.ton, II wish you many su;h vic
tories, General" ! had the opportunity OF
seeing him shortly after his return from Warsaw,
and found him convinced that the Polish na'on-
sliy is ,tll living, and tt,t it has no. been Grad
icated by Russian despotism-snd snch is really
the ca,e-though, under present circumstances,
with an army VI 100, 900 Russians in the Kmsdon,
it is not likely that an attempt will be made By
the Poles to free themselves from the Russian
yoke. A. T. C.