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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26
PETERSBURG lDYERTiSEMENTS.
No. SPRING 1855. No. l2,
street. Syeomone str.~,
MUIR a. sTEVENS. MI

Roiiipgbrook STREE. Sycamore sfrest
MUIR d STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in China Glass
Barhenwnre Looking Glasses, Britannia and Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods &c, Of Bolngbrook and
Sycamore streets. Petersburg, virginn.
The subscribers are Receiving from Europe, sf
their importation. per ships Isaac Wright Under
wughter, Wyoming Constantine and Driver. q very
large stock o Goods, comprising all articles usually
Frsnch and English China Dinner and Tea sets,
some very fine and Of pattern and style; also,
White Granite ANA Printed Dime, and Ten set.
French and English China White Granite Prin,ea
Willow, Marble. Flowing Blur, Mulberry Colored
and Edged Plates and Dishes Chinn Lnya fron Stone
Willie Granite. Lusro. Marble, Hunting Pearl Color.
od Dped and other NJ, lea of Pitchers Basins and
Ewers wis, Mugs, C.Hee and Tea Pots of all dss-
ctiptions.
GLASS Ware (of nil ayles.) embracing Goblst,
Bowls, Cclerics. Pitchers. Salts, Vinegar Peppers
and Lamp Shades Sugars. Colognes Buffers Bottles.
Julep Tubes, Curtain Pms Cup Pates, Paper Weights
Syrup Bottles, Candlestic =. Jars &c.
Looking Glasscs-fine French Plated Mirrors, Gilt
and Mahogany Frame do Swing. Ring and Pocket do.
Britannia and PLATED Ware, Tea Wure, Coffees
Pitchers, Lamps and Cnstors.
Stone Ware ot ell descriptions; Waters Fancy
Goo H. &c to which they especially invite the aten.
ton of the North Caronn and Virginia merchants md
the public Pencra y feeling confident TINT they ire pre-
pared 10 oier grrnt Inducements, both In quality Of
gonds and price They determined to sell as low
any house North South.
marc d2m MUIR b STEVENS.
N. D Particular attention paid To packing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26

HEMoRRHAGE.-Judge Bayly, of Accomac,
while speaking at Northumberland Court House,
on Monday, the 18th, was taken with hemor-
rhage of the lungs, 1t was severe one, though
not dangerous
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26

Destructive fret laid in ruins,
MONTREAL, April 24.-I'he town of Vienna.
Canada West has been laid in ruins by fire which
occurred there.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26

SuIeIpE.-On Saturday afternoon unknown
man, in Philadelphia tied bag of rocks around
his neck, threw himself into the Schuylkill. and
was drowned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26
FUTURE DAYS
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND AMI

ALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND
- NEGSOES-TLc subscriber wishes sell three
valuable farms in the ncghborhood of thu cit, "i ,neh
burg.
One farm Of 100 Acres, in one mile of the city.
which there is about 30 Acres Of very fine
other farm continuing 95 ncres well improved with
building md Ncty extensive Orchard and Garden and
has about 10 Acres ot creek nas ard other farm nf
2ll Acre' miles from the city which there ia
good dwelling and other buildings, aud has about 30
at bottom land Also Is very valuable negrncs,
amongst which there some of the valuable
house The above property will be offered
privately until the 18th ot Ms, II not sold by time
it will be then sold public auction very ueeommo
dating terms Are offered the same tne mprov.
ed lots In the city OF Lyuchhurg.
Hpl25-dsctls PAUL JONES.
tYrhe Richmond Dispatch and minors Sun
qnested to copy Daily until dn, of sale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26

The Chicago Rioters.
CHICAGO, April 24.-About fifty five of the ri
oters here were arrested on Monday.
The Irish all kept out of the ARRAY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26
For Rent.

seq AIRS a fob CCO.
Nj. LANGHORNE & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS Is sE0ARs AND TOBACCO or
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
TTNHE subscrbcrs have constantly hand u large
Il stock of HAVANA e. PRINCIPE SEGARS, o,
the most approved brands which they feel confident
inferior to none in the market and which will be sold at
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORDERS rom any part of the Union will be promptly
met and entio satisfaction guaranteed purchasers
The followi rands are kept constantly on hand:
sEGARs.
La Flor de iIabane La Sultana,
California, Las Tres Coronss,
JicotencaL La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion ConquSta
La Fiel de F. J. c., ElLeon de Orc
La Teresita, Fl Nupuno,
Rio Hondo, Flantation
Ell Program, Figaro,
Las Tres Estrcllas. La Norma.
Herman Cortez, Principles,
Lafayette, &c, &c.
ToBACco.
Oronoco. Nectarine,
Cola Leaf Catawba,
Golden Peach, Stanard, &c. &.
Septernbe 8--d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26
WILLS. RLAKE Pitt
PETERSBURG, VA.
WILLS Il PIT MAN.


WILLS n MAN,
(Lncly Of the firm of Wills, Lea Il Brownley,)
M I'LL give their Intention the sala ard purchase
w of all ariicea Of Agricultural Produce Farming
implements &C., and PURCHASE for order and sell for
commission oil articles Of Groceries &c. &c receive
and forward Goods, and act general Commission
Agents. jan 3.dscIy
SPKlNG TRADE lsJ5.-GEo. B. JONES
~ Il Co. Vhoiesaie Druggists Pe.crsburs, Virginia.
have received their SpRIso STocK OF Drags, Medi-
cncs, Paints, 40. and offer for sale tn assors-
mcnt, embracing nil articles in this Tine, anited to
the OF Country Merchants, Druggists Physicians
md Farmers
Obminng their supdlie. from Manufacturers and I'm.
rorte only they prepared nrniah these goods
low as any regular Jobbng house. EYOrders receive
prompt and careful attention mar9-ts
HAT WAREHOUSE, sroAmoRr ST.,
Il PttEasBuRo, NiRoiNIA.-Sprilg 1855.-lA
The subscribers respectfully announce to the Merch
ant' Oi Virginir and North Gnrona, that they
receiving their suppies for the season,
md their assortment, (Yhicn IL nrge and varlcd) will
be com letc in few days
Their Goo!s, of which were purchased from
Jobcrs, but from Mannih, and Importers, will
compare favornby In quality and prices with those of
any Jobbing House in the Northern cities.
We beg tn friends and the public of re-
Moved efforts pnrt. deserve their favors and
maintain the reputation of our house. We invite Merch-
ants. who going farther North, make their Spring
purchnscs call and examine the quality and prices Of
our goods nar9 ts MAJOR Il MOORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26

JAMES .. NELSON,
CUTLER, has taken a SHoP Main ST.. door
" below the Citizens Savings Bank where he is pre-
pared o do any wo-k in his line of business such
repairing and putting in good order CUTLERY of every
description. making all kinds of
Dental and Surgical Instruments,
Repairing Surveying Instruments. makiGg Elastic
Trusses of very superior quality, after late pattern
and preferable in every respect to the old style He
also does all kinds of obbne. such setting Razors.
grinding Tanrs Shears an Scissors, requiring Locks,
fitting Keys, &C.. &c.
Work left with him will be aitel fded to Mt
JAMES q. NELSON,
Cutler and Dental and Surgical Instrument Maker.
dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26
IMPORTANT NEW LAW BOOKS.

MORRIS, Puntisnrn AND BooKsELLfR, Rich
II. mond Ia, hss lust published
DieEsr OF rnE LAWS of RfAL PRorFRrr--t;cnrraly
adopted aud in in the United Sta,cs--ly JoHs
rAiloE LonaA. LII. D.. judy of the Eighth Judicul
Circuit Of Virginia of the Judges of the supreme
Special Court of Appeals. and formerly Professor Of
LAW in the University Of Virginia. Second Edition
Revised, corrected and greatly enlarged, IN Three
Volumes. Royal avo. Price $l6 80.
Tis edition, emhi nong II does nearly all tho re-
English and American decisions urun tho same
subject, may Justly ho considered the valuable
compendium Of purely American Law upon tho subject
of Real Property issued in ths country.
Chancellor Mems OPINION Of thc " ork.
This work applies we'll Ia Lnws respecting Real
Property in the Uafe3 States In Virginn. The work
is upon Tho model oil Gtnlse. Digest and it may well
he recommended valuable addition to tho Lawyers
Library"
Robnson's Practioc-New Edition.- Tho
Practice IN Courts of Iusiic. England aud the Uh.
ted Suites, hy Conway Robinson, Esq.
Nonme | the place hnl time of transact IN
proceeding treating chiefly al tho Conflict of Laws,
nnd tn, Statnte of Limitations. Price 81 90.
Sands Suit In Bquity.-H,sto,y of Il SuR ~
Egtnty prosecuted mud defended in tho Virginia
State Courts, I'D in tho uni,ed States Circuit Court
by Alexander II. ean Is. Esq., Gounsolorat Law, Rich
mond, Va. vol. post Svo. 5I0pp Price. ~ 90.
This work ia intended 10 supply III, young men e
the legal profession with u handbook guide them 10
the prosecution aud defence of suits In Equity Ia
reference 10 ,hsobee the writer tnoes tho history Of
u suit in Equity from a beginning, Through s vn,iou.
stngrs, II u hnal decree. o appeal execution &c
The ApPendix, besides continuing summary of |, gnl
ocissi ms by the Virginia Oonu Of Appeals &c. affect.
ing Equity pleading and practice, contains variety al
form. ii Bills, Answers, Demurrcrs, Pleas. Deorecs,
&c. Ne The practical nolea alao oun IN the Appcn
dix will nuke he whole valuable rade mecnm the
practitioner. npll6 is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26

VCE-HCE -'EHE WARMEST DAY
ON RECORD.-iestrrdny was the warmest day
record and The kDo,cng Ones say the best why keep
cool. is send to my Ice House nnt get supply OF
A. No. article OF ICE ut 40 cent. per husLe lee
Louise situated square nouh of Hnlseys factory aud
at the residenc" of Ro II Gray, esq.
rr2ltsl q. b CRENSllAM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26
DRIDE,s CELEBRATED lAIR-

ID R ] ID H. - CELEBRATED HAIR
j TONlC.-ARMiSTEAD PRIDE, after having
devoted long life to studying the mcans oi restoring
preserving and beautiying tho HAIR. hnd alter having
fully tested his discovery, pre- ents his CELEBRATED
HAIR. TOMB Ia the public the efficient RENE
DIV provided for all the ills AMI ,cdens the hair is
subject to- He has successfully applied it in great
nlmher of My the loss OF hair when
il had ill., ut to renewing its growth nnl restoring
what wns lost Even in he editary cases he has
plo,ed his TONIC with the ce.sul results.-
lie believes il also 10 ho an ntable for letter
Ring worm Scad head and all SINH ar diseases.
Sold at his mandatory Water street ono door
below Exchange corner, and nj Royal Prle's Main
street below Market Price 81 bottle A
deduction made when soda in quantities. Orders from
any distance promptly filled.
lie deems ii only necessary TO append the certificate
Of the 70 lowing well known gentlemei:
1--WE t,kc pleasure in certifying Tint have used
Pridc Hair Tonic, and testf, that docs Nil that
he promises for it,
lr. lily Latham DIR. I II. Nelson,
DR. Mitchell, Bedlnld. DIR Clark. Campbell,
John Clbrk. II. Gnrlnnd Editor,
s. 4. Peters, Wm. 7. McCorkle, j"
nnl1 l-da
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26

NEW LAW BOOkS.-Payno 4 Chihinn
~ Ieye received the following new Law Books.
History ofa suit in Equity, 10y A II. Sands P'ioe %
Lomax's Digest vol LIST. ~
Also
Sociology for the South, by George fi'shnsh'
kurtz Sacred History.
Lewis American Sportsman.
SermonsioI the people by i. H. Stockton
KITE Alesf,rd ly @. }, Peterson.
W,n6 e,ings In Corsica by Il, J. Morris.
English Liteiaturr. by Henry Reed
The Better land. by A. c. Thompson,
Florence Egerton or Sunshine and SHADOW
The Stare OF the Lamp.
NAV and December, tale of married life.
The Wifcs Victory by Mrs Southworth.
Autobiography, OF Chss Caldwell, M u
History OF Broddoch's Expedition.
Nelly Brocken
Miranda Ecntt.
OUT. Doors at Idle Wilde by T. Willis
IeIdc.hores Lite Of Mclancthon
apl24,ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY WM. II. Mostly, Amc,ioncer.
NEGRO MN ~ lTCTION.

This morning at 10 o',nck, | will ,ell Msrkc
Street, LIKELY NEGRO MAN about - vars q
ng". c X. PHELPS,
Hp 26 II Aueir.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-26

CUANOI CONSTANTLY ON HA N
0-We have made arrans ements to keep constantly
on hand genuine Peruvian Guano. We will sell at
small advance on Gust and for CASH ONLY
mar9ts SAUNDERS & IRBY.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-05
DiSASTROl FIRE IN ROSTOy.

Tn FRIDAY. the 18th, one of the most .l;SaS-
trouS fires broke out which has visited Boston
10" a long time. The amour: of property de-
StrO ed was half a million Of; dollars. The
scene of the fire was Battery and Lincoln'S
wharv"s, and the particulars as We Gather
from bo>t papers are As below:
The alarm of fire was given at about - o.
clock. and on repairing to tie spot. the ire
men found the flames spreading with great
rap'ditv. the wind at the time blowing hard
IRON the northwest. The fire originated in
two storey wooden building on Battery
"har, about 500 feet long. without brick
PARTITION in the whole block but the cause
OF the lire remains an impcnctrlblc mystery
Among the articles DESTROYED were 3.,tio
bales OF cotton, Goo barrels of flour. a lot of
hides and pork. The buildings were worth
about S2',ooO The flames next commun;r,.
ted with wooden bnI.linc on Cons,;tu,;on
" hart, owned by Tain & Co., and o,.,.u,;.d
by Nro. Matthews, sail maker. liarri, q Iii.
lon. Shipwrichts, and BaIIou & M,.Ca,I~,.r
Junk dealers. This building was aymos,
wholly destroyed. BaIlou x MrCall,tcr w.ro
insured for $4,000, which it is SUPPOSED will
cover their loss. VIII
Battery wharf was valued at : POO. 900 and
was damaged about $4,000.
The ship "PharSaIia," which Law on fin
south side of-the wharf. next took ,;r,. and
was burned TO the waters edge. '
ice IRE next swept over to Lincoin'S wharf
oes'roy'ng block Of uroccupied buld;r,'
Intended for Arnold w. TAYLOR. the PeonIr's
Ferry Cos drop and houses. 200 b,os r,,,
Pefre INTENDED for ship john Bcrtran. = ,.,rao
OF mahogany and some 900 cord, of VOL
ne Peoples Ferry Co. estimate ,tc;r Io'.
:. s'c'VVV ana were insured The shin ID.
ana from New Orleans, owned tv VIM IN
ro'"' was wholly consumed. together with =
."" "", cargo r'n>'s'in. ofprcvsions. cot
on;a"d lard consigned to vario.:s ind;v;,n.,.
m Boston. Loss on ship and carco aho",
$4,000 '"'So ABOUT
ne building at the head of Lincol,.s wharf
' s"s"'ea oy F. ~ Chase, dealer in ships, ca.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-05

"A memoir of Rev. Sidney Smith, the
distinguished wit and reviewer, by his
daughter, Lady Holland. is soon to bs. pub
lished in London. 1t cannot but I've interest
ing.
A new work, by Rev. John Harris, ,. d
is soon to be published from advance shoes,
by Messrs Gould & Lincoln. 1t is entitlcd
''Patriarchy, or, the Family. its Constitu-
ton and Probation" and is the third of a
series by the same author, called "Con.libu-
tions to Theological Science"
Norton's Literary Gazette contains a lis.
of fiifyfouf published eulosics of Danicl
Webster, delivered in this country and il
Europe.
Two volumes Of "Thc O'Dohcrtv Papers,.
by the late William Macinn, have been re-
published in New York Macinn was one
OF the most learned, brilliant, and versatile
men who ever contributed to the periodical
press, and his collected works must Gain a
great popularity.
At the recent auction of the latc T.. ID. In
SrahamS library, a set Of Poor Richards Al.
mana", extending from 1912 to l7CG, sold
for So. AS worthless as last years alma
nae can no Ion GER be regarded as a forc,bIc
expression of want of value.
Gen. Z. 5. ,jessup is writing his personal
and political memoirs. They will contain
a valuable chapter or The Hartford Conven-
ton, and will be very important addition to
our historical ard political literature.
The letters OF the inimitabIe q. H. Phi
lander Doe>ticks, 7. B., are soon to be pub
I'shed in volume, with appropriate encrav-
mas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-05
RELIGIOUS INTEI.IICSNCE.

Es While the revival at Burlington con
tinues revival in Orwell is also IN progress
forty persons Of the Congregational Church
and as many more OF other chur, hes az,
numbered as converts.
q great work is mentioned in Boards
town, ILL.,: one hundred and eighty convert.
are numbered; one hundred and fifty hay,
connected with the churches.
If Vt Bowling Green Nv. is a remark
able religious work. in which JUDGE (Ey.
Scnator) Underwood takes prominent rar,
e. Accounts from various parts of New
England give information that interesting re-
viva!> of religion are in progress in many O,
the churches In Boston there is increased
religious interest in several of the churches.
The Hampshire Gazette states that revival
OF religion Is in progress at Shc!hur:c Falls.
From fifty to sixty have in,,ul,cd hope.
twenty five of whom are students in the a.
cadcmv. Almost every d.v there are new
ca>rS Of bo,.fu, eo,,,r.;on r,,. H.,
ur;,.,, w;,,, ,h ,,
"a" Among the Mcthoii>t> Of Wn,ro.t \
navy ''''''''.
'' '''' u . >''''> ''
protested religion.
exro Ill., ~
,.n ~, v '' ''' W., VI ''''
.,.;, ,,.
nj, ,,,. - ;,
ara -, H., p Inn
s;, -, a., &, >,
.,r
WIN
W." '"EN'- me lev, l.. f. Hatfield OF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-05
+ III E CAL EDO OMAN.

SERMONS: BY THE LATE Rsv DAVID MERRILL
! Peacham, Vt. Will. Sketch of his Life
/ Windsor, Vt. Chronicle Press. 1855.
A copy o: this work has fallen into on,
hands. Its in one volume Of 2ss pages, in
GLIDING biographical notice of Mr.. Merrill
by Thomas ScoTr PEARSON. The nine
teen sermons are doubtless considered by the
compiler as among Mr.. Mcrrill's best; if
really so, which no one will doubt, all &C.
quainted with their author will at once cor.
cede that the book is one of much value
The first sermon is the celebrated COX Dis.
course" the publication of which, many
years since, gave to the author wide celeb
rity the 9th was delivered on the death of
the venerable LEONARD WORCESTER three
Of tbs others arc funeral sermons, and the
remainder are upon subjects Of importance,
appertainins to the spiritual interests of man.
kind. The Biographical Notice is conci &c,
we'll written, and cannot fail to interest the
mary who cherish with fondness the memory
of the subject of it. Religious persons will
find this an excellent book, and we hope it
may be generally read. Price 500. Ad-
dress Thomas SCOTT PEARSON, Peacham,
Vermont
NEW BANK IN OPERATION.-W have
seen in the hands OF friend, a couple of
one dollar bills on the Bank of Lyndon.
+. i. CHASE, President, and f. A. CAHooH
Cashier The bills are from two platcs-onc
has on it large eagle. banner and stars: the
other, group of genuine native Americans
-aborigines, We take it, rather than the
new tangled sort. The bills differ in other
respects, anil not the least in the signature
oithe President. that of the Cashier is uni
fern. We suppose these variations have an
object, but what it is We do not readily COM
prehend. Viii not strangers, by comparing
them, infer that one or The other is counter
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-05
PLANT ONE ACRE MORE.

The Tribune calls upon each farmer of
the country to plant one acre more than u.
sual. An excellent idea, and one which in.
terest, at least, will prompt MANY to heed
One acre more of corn, or of wheat, or of
potatoes, or Of oats, by each farmer in this
widely extended country! The produc,
would, should the season be good, fully re-
plenish our nearly exhausted granaries and
If the season should be like the last, the
greater will be the blessing, and the income
to the producer equally lucrative. In anv
view of the case, the farmer may look for a
sure reward. So let it be done. One acre
more-pass round the word-OxE ACRE
MORE By EACH FARMER.
SrUNKY.-A letter from a resident in
kansas, speaking Of the recent election, saws
"IT rs THE LAST TIME. II 10 not much
mistake the feelings and resolutions of our
people. the nen time ne are tound IN the dust
.froM sath Influences. II wW Le IN deoM -
Liberty and her vOtaries will perish together. I"
10 this point matters are rapidly tending
in Kansas. The battle is not yet over, and if
freedom trinmphs it can only be by physical
force, and, probably, By the sacrifice of life.
Whoever goes there must do so in the cx-
pccta'l'n of being tran:plrd in the dust bv
M'ssourIans, or be prepared with bowie knife
and rifle to fight for freedom, and take their
chance of saving their lives. Popular
Sovereignty Is it not beautiful, thus illus
tratcd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-05
One Week Later from Eur,

We have news from Europe one wool :,
ter than that We published last week D..
is not OF very important character
The Emperor Napoleon and the rm,
Eugene would reach London on MONDAY d
loth' ana stay one week with the Ouc.,,
he tone OF the British public is extra,a,,r.
in a,lnlafion. "'"sah'
The latest dates from Selastopol are 70 u.
9Th Of April. and although skirmishes n".
sun fakin. place. the condition of affairs l,s
uhnersone no change Of moment.
Ih" VIENNA Conference re-aSs.m,,,.d
tn" 9th OF April, tut with what issue had a..
tra">Pircd. II WAS not known when ano,l. |.
meeting would take place.
Further complications in regard to tho >.
t!tndc OF Prussia are report ID.
TIE WAR.
THE Nothing important ;s
rei'ri from S,pa>'opol- Up TO April s,b
The Io-ii'"n OF both armies was unrhanu.l
As usual. night >kirm>h-> on a small 81
were continued. The weather was fine .,,5
dry. An arm>tc Of three hours was b,ll
SO As 10 lazy The dead.
The a!l:"> report themselves really 70 ~.
a general homl'ars!ncnt Of tn civ.
The Russians have constructed two ~,
batteries. and have converted the ant,us.aa..
into an advanced parallel.
The French are advanrinr towards .,
Maiakofi work iv s'penfine sap
Omar PaSha had not marched on the Aim,
as reported. but had occupied two VILLAGES :,
bout half league from Eupatoria. and 49,
larccd h;s circle of fnrti.ra;ions &C. ?. IN -
ford shelter for 5n"n men. which ,nn;,.
the allies were sending him as rapid, As ~,
side.
10000 Ervp'ian> had sailed for Eu,.,.o-i,
The French and Sandman rein.o-rer,.n..
would also land there soon.
IN important statement is mace that H..
allies. Changing their tactics IN the Cr;;,,..
VIII for'Ify. and hold rs material rua-,r...
the strong position of Kami.s,t,. with "a oo.'
men. supported hy the fleets.
he cmbarkation of the Sandman .-oo-s
would commence from Genoa on the 18th :
En"li>h steamers, Cor Constantino,,l.. AID
from thence they would be re-Shin,..a G..
Euratoria, 10 cooperate with Omar r..
>!ia
HE Russians maintain their position o.
th, lchcrnrva. and are concentrated -ow,-d.
liaidar
Gen Canrohc,t'> !e>pa''h estimates H.
as On the nigh; Of IL" 32,l a follows -
hG>>ia,i>. -" killed. loo wounded, Fr,.l
2"o killed. inu woun,Ird.
n" Russian orcar> sax that all wors-
and SEX persons are beng sen, ~
OF Seha>topo! into the interior OF the O.
mea.
In HAiTi"--The advanced .gaalron n.
The bal'I" t'r"' reached El>intnr on the +.
ct Ai'1l. and was supposed would anchor l..
! .a''d>"rona iiar.,or. until the Baltic WIS uay-
igahie.
\ Russian ''e>,,at,h from Warsaw saw. IA.
al army of l3o."o" men j h.inr ro7r.-.r,-
'''! in The Eafi~ Provinces. and tia. 90.
-un boats are aiiolt
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bout 1000 worth of pork and beef was S.or.
ed on one Of the wI,arves, by Harrison. Fay
< Co.. portion Of which was DESTROYED. and
the other portion thrown overheard. 4 large
quantity Of lumber, owned by Thaver, Rice
& Co.. and some go barrels of rosin bc!ono-
ing to Allen 4 WEIGH, were DESTROYED.
The space spread over by the fire amount
ed to about eight acres. and at one time it
seemed likely to spread in the direction of
Ann street. \ fortunate change of the wind
prevented its catching among the combuSti-
bic material of hat quarter. The flames were
GOT under control about o'clock in the eve
ming. hut the ruins required viglant watch
ing all night.
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~ loung Americas warmest thanks TO
our many correspondents for their alackrity
ard sympathy " will be- published next week.