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AFFAIRS AT SEBASTOPOL.

AFFAIRS AT SEBASTOPOL
Prince Gortschakof telegraphs, under date the 23d
September that the allies had landed 900 men at Eupa
toria, and had sc, 600 the Russian flank.
On the 22d, the allies attacked the Russian infantry
and the latter retreated to the heights over Rusta.
Another despatch from Gortschakof dated the Goth
states that the previous day 900 Of the allies had
debouched from Eupatora and occupied the neghboring
villages on the left flank.
Gortschakof reported the 18th that the allies had
attempted nothing up to that date on the norh side
but concentrating their forces between Balaklava
and the Tchenaya and constantly econnoitreng the left
wing Of the Russians from the Baidr valley.
The loss Of the Russians Is estimated eighteen thou
sand men.
Despache from sebastopol OF the 10th that
the Russians ortfying themselves in the north part
and we're constructing batteries and that the
French advancing cavalry and column Of infantry
towards Backsh serai by the R.idr road. sebatopo
to be razed and the basins filed up
Letters from the camp mention that the allies we're
actively preparing for n campaign.
The correspondent Of the Paris Pd,rc under date
Sept. 90 says:--
Ever since their retreat the Russians have continued
that armies in Sebastopo beyond the range
enemys batteries the northern shore and the pla
srehtzka Bay and they can very easily throw their pro-
jeces into the town. As 10 the batteries Of the other
forts OF the in them powerful that they
carry shot right the town and do execution In
the advanced siege works; but although the Russian re
does not IT, is not very active The artillery and
engineers in sebastopol everywhere work. Fort
ST. Nicholas which was left almost intact has been for
fed and its already replies to the enemy Any
attempt Of the Russians to return TO the place Is wholly
out Of the question.
letter from Berlin, dated the 3d. says
Various circumstances at St. Petersburg TO indi-
cate that Prince GortschakoG will evacuate the
forts to the north OF Sebastopo those forts being only
strategic points but great preparations making by
the Russians for winter campaign.
From three 10 four hundred doserters most OF them
Poles had arrived at the allied camp They stated that
the decentralization Of the Russian army most
pete, and that such the confusion from the rs mo
ment Of the attack that the soldiers exhausted with "a
tigue remained for twenty four hours without prov
sions
The AngloTuTkish contingent would 60 TO Trebizond
and be placed under 0mer Pasha. II also announc-
ed that considerable bodies OF French troops had
sent To Eupstoria.
English material is constantly passing through
Prussia for the army.
The Cossacks had taken twenty five prisoners while
forging al keItscb.
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SOFT SHE'LL AND HALE SHE'LL. SENATE
RIAL NOMINATIONS

Pursuant to the call Of the Tammany and st. John i
Halls several tmfnees the Senatorial conventions Of
the sof, shell and half shell parties ., their re-.
specve head quarters last night to nominate candidates
for Senator. We give below the result, tar
ceived:-
Third District Hab SAeR.
This convention composed OF delegates from the First
Second Third, Fourth, Fifth and sixth wards met nj
oygaIi1ed hy the appointment of -. g. Csoly ot the
Fh ward chairman and MichDei Burns of tho First
ward, and Theodore Hart of the Fifth ward sccrctR
lies ON organizing, II was found that the delegates
were inds to mike nominations without joint action
with the soft shells, who holding convention AZ
the Shakespeare Hotel whercnpon committee of three
was appointed TO confer with them aud II possible 90
agree suitable candidate 70 be supported by both
parties VIM /. Wiley, Of the First ward, Hamilton
billings OF the Third ward nna Theodore Hart Of The
venfion then adjourned TO saturday evening at the
time and place, TO hear the report Of the committee
Third Disfrid Soft SheH.
The delegates 10 this convention evening AZ
The Shskspe,re Hosl X. c. Montgomery of the second
ward, was called 20 the chair; l.. II Smith and W. n
Robbins chosen Secre,ares On motion Of Mr..
Henry, Of the Third ward q ttcc, consisting Of
Jncob Smith, Of the First ward James Mclean Of the
second sr ward chas u Ewing 2, the Third ward;
ward, and w. II Robbins, of the sxth'ward, were ap.
pointed 10 nterrogate candidates
communication received from the Third District
Hall Shell Senatorial Convention asking that commit
tee Of conference BE- appointed to II the two
lions could mol unite upon senatorai candidate from
The communication, on motion was accepted and ,he
following committee appointed :Aessrs J. l. Smith, of
the First ward r. q. Naloney of the Third ward and
Iheopbilus Peck, 81 the Ifth ward.
During the evening informal ballot was entered
into from which l, shown that the contest f1r
tor will be between Daniel T. Sickles Of the Third ward
Richard trench, 81 the Fourth ward, and Thomas ].
Barr, Of the sixth ward The convention adjourned TO
meet mex, Tuesday evening.
IbsyA DisTtd SIT Shell.
The convention for the Fourth district AZ the
House when John Frazer wa. appointed . The chair.
The candidates were Mclond Murphy, Thomas sherlock
Martin L. Brco, and Wilson small On the hrst ballot
"ison small received eleven votes and declared 10
be the nominee.
I1h D,1rid Sn Shell
This convention composed Of the Eighth, Ninth and
Fourteenth wards met last night John Whelpey In the
chair and unanimously nominated Hon Mark spencer a.
a candidate for reelection for State Senator.
Fifh Distyid Ha!f Sl>H
This convention met ard after appointing eornnt'ec
of three to confer with the soft tbe adjourned unHi
Thursday next, without making any nominations.
!Styth Diarid Uaif Sh>u and SIT SLaii
These bodies met and adjourned without affecting any
nominations
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Wnliam sburs city News.

ssroUs RrxAwsr AogDfsI,-Ycstcrday fo enoon, sDou,
eleven O'Clock, spirited horse attached % wagon, n
which Mr. J. y. Walter ioing business Al No. 20
Beaver street " y, and his driver, toos fright 10 the
upper part of south Seventh street; T. ~ ADD dashed
Gown the street fearful speed. A. the corner Il
Second street the vehicle IN contact with post
and the occupants thrown With great violence
the ground. Mr. walter conveyed 10 NcGees hotel
where he attended BY Brs. Brady wade and an
e1smna lion showed that bones had be~n fr.cture
The unfortuns suffered severely and IL isfared that
he has sustained serious internal injuries TIE driver
escaped material injury notwithstanding one a. the
Wheel passed over lls head.
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acM .iiV
The decision OF the chair being announced the nomi
hon Of Nathaniel ;. selah was declared unanimous
amidst cheers.
Mr. JoiS CocBEANR then rose, and called attention TO
the claims OF George H. Ia-ser he nominated tor City
Inspector he chosen he would carry the election
Tor The democratic party, and would receive tho aid OF
outside parties The reform party have given In their
adhesion 70 this he that when rendered the
nomination for Comptroller, declined H. that might be
given TO tha, great from the democratic ranks Axa
rab Fiagg To Mr.. Purser hla election-hls ef
hcient services and ia proposed TO tender him
unexpected nomination. and 10 insist upon his running
for the Office.
The convention then by wards nominated Richard
johnson and George ii. Purser candidates. and went
into ballot, (Messrs. keunedy Douglas and Fowler tell
ers,) with the following result
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Large sses of hog have been made ln Kentacky AK
cent? gross, equal 10 ~ cents net In tho psns sops
300 we're sod FOR packing recently Al s Louis a. 70
5s cents. Rather high figures.
lady In Trenton, j. the s,h init presented hsf
husband With three hns children, '~o rb ani bay VI
one birth, and what Il marvellous all three
healthy children AMI likely 20 1--we On frnes ooesaian
ne .sme LADY bad '~ins, makibg ay, csl4s-a ~ i~o
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circular had been given to the police authorities
throughout the Kingdom Of Naples saying that although
Mazza has retired from Office the polly of the govern
nent win be the same and change l. ~ take place In
she conduct Of the police towards politically saspe tied
persons The Minister of War, Prince Ischsteie, VINO
opposed the arbitrary proceedings Of Nszza had also
teen dismissed.
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Greece
TIE EFFECT OF THE FALL OF srgl sropoI.

THE EFFECT OF THE FALL OF sTBAsToPoL.
Letters from Athens state that the news Of fall Of
scbastopol had produced the greatest confederation
among the partsans of Russia who always boarng
u the mpossibity of the allies succeeding The minis
iers waited the French and English ambassadors 70
ofer their warmcst ccngratuations
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The Austrian government has caused tie publication
Of the following uncement in its Acknowledged on
cai organ, the Apstrtnr Correspondence
The new state Of things may give occasion 10 dplo
matte contest sangunsry strife between Russia and
the Western Powers, but Il viii in no way effect the
mediatory attitude Of Austria.
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THE BALTIC.

DASTzIc, Friday Sept. 2s 800.
The steamer BuIl Dog has arrived here with mns
the dect All the high pressure block ships had left for
England The weather here continues unsettled.
The 7mes Paris correspondent writes on the 27th tina,
the Paltic feet win winter at Kiei
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CLOTHING, sc.


4 EC1URE on JOHN PHiLPOT CURRAN-BY THos
L. y. MkAGHER, at the Broadway Tabernacle, FRIDAY
evening October ~ Doors open O'Clock, lecture 20
al O'Clock Tickets Is cents 10 be had Hal Sons
and al the door.
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Commercial Intelligence.

Tie Polishing in session at Copenhagen hAs des.
nitly approved by vote Of 81 20 ~ " all IN proposed
constitutional changes.
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match was played on Monday, at Harlem, and ter.
minated, after fine contest in avor Of Harlem. RE
following "a the score
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Prom some unexplained cause, the usual and
commercial summary with circulars &C. tailed % reach
Halifax Agent and he has consequently obi ged
20 make the best selection he could from the
AZ his command which will account for the following
meagrc market report.l
LONDON MONEY AARxET.
The demand for money continued very active and the
Rsnk Of England had further advanced It's minimum
o. interest 70 per cent English securities pfeju.
diced by this and by the general sringency Of the market
snd eopsob closed at 50 71s for account and ssi4
ssh for money.
AMERICAN FssrETID.
The following the quotations Tor American seeuri.
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committee Of three then apUonted TO notify the
candidates OF their nomination and n committee OF
from each ward teected to confer ratification
meeting.
The Convention then adjourned
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POLITICAL,

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMNJTTEE =
IN meeting Of the General Committee win Oe held thl
evening at st. Johns Hail. OF Delaney Bowery
at haliPast seven O'Clock. j. h. WILLIAMS Chairman.
Josn R e. qso1y, G.~ls, }secre.are..
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LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET,

LIVEKFUUL IUTTON HAKKET.
Ihe stringency Of the money maret has had serious
eect upon the cotton market and prices have given way
fully one'cighth Of penny per pound nearly all kinds
OF American The sales of the week foot up 900 bales
The stock Ia declining in quantity The following
the quotations
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MECHANICS NOMINATION FOR COMMISSIONER OF
lvI Repairs and Supplies,


At ameeng Of The mechanics q The city Of New York, with
s s M s 4 n1Sn Dan xss ss e
S. Mss s As.a1ssT Neyn wsan W Jsh aaDsr John
Miller MIsm Saynor John RS2ssh samuel seoo, la
na a11sss % saa .0a1
% %ee o. three w1s @ and re-
ee presented the following which unanimously adopt
whereas the time has arrived when the mechanics
xorkngmen q he city Of New YORK whom finally falls
more active par, In he selection q The officer. q our city
who known them of strict integrity, instead Of
Sse xso are = ana A. have no sympsy With hem
are mseb.nss and workngmen, tney ihnE proper shs
iher Oice Of Commissonsr Of Repairs and
suppes an once Immediately connected with mechanical in
RssSye aSs hereby nominate Joseph seaswerh
Sce Commis.oner q Repairs and supplies. man whom
os Of % a snSwR snS r.. o% for bis hone
cs sa Pr1 h eeso
~ ns nsSyy y y ~ hem
resolved, That we recomnsnd . our fellow worssmen
Independent OF party organize for the dneren
' e 0f me purpose cHaRb fSaI B. wooDs s6saSs Chairman
Tsss Taes1. T. ddsas!, SsH:TS'' sssere,.ric'.
NATURALIZATION connrTEE WILL BIZ rxsEssIoS
eyery dsy n e SSek % room q rsmmfny Hal a. % he
ooumee MI in l o s ay Fes Be-
iaken out ten days before election.
JINIoN AND yIcroRY.-uYIoY NoNIS ,rIoys
a dcegsps II % elected By The y r ~ JGa & an Tan M
ne Purpose e e.eeng Councilman for he Theb c9unc
district he'd their separate meetings The evening Of the Oh
and ater consultations In convention
purpose Of uniting upon candidate for ha Office. After
delegations were thus assembled Mr.. Thos Abbott
unanimously choscn Chairman, and Mr. Edward Dooe
retary. After the preliminary business completed on mo.
made and seconded ac convention tbcn unanlmousiy
nominated
FRtsCIs A.
their candidate or Councilman, or The Thirse'h Council
district.
qreny the Suyyesan por ion al the democracy en-.
tered the and stated that they had made their
Tor Councilman and that she nonse was Francis A. Booe.
the nominee united democracy OF The Thrteh Council
district, Eleventh ward THOMAS ABBOTT President.
EDWARD N. B0otg, Secretary.
edediah Mi.er Samuel 3. Ackef Bernard Kelly Edward
~ Boole Jacob snyder--St. Johns Hall Committee.
Thomas Abbott, Peter Bowe, John u. White, John w. Bias
dell, Dennis 0arrison-TammaDy Hal Committee.
Peter Bowe, Andrew r. Jsckman Gilbert Weeks, Henry
Nanrer Christopher DE Wt,-stuyveSant institute Commit &C.
yEDEpIAH MILLER, fcr,irmeo OF
THOMAS ABBOTT, irna".n'tn,s
PETER BOWIE, N0''N"'''
EowAnp N. BooIE, s.cre,s yses az
a,ssrrf wrrss w Conventions.
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RIO THB EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. In
issue Of Sunday observed that my had been
placed the ticket OF the anti Maine law temperance psy
candidate for the Office OF Coroaer. Since that time tnve
daily expected Official oil the but
such has e. feel that called upon 70 make
the following decaraon:Ths mover have had anyhln
TO do with any temperance party that have expressed
desire this nomination, end that although tempe
rate myself decidedly opposed TO any compulsory
law for enforcing temperance messures Az am cand
date Of Of has the pr
vege voting and should the anti Maine law
party after this declaration retain their
ticket shall be the last who will object to L. Most
spectfully yours, H. n WILHELM Coroner.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
FOR STREET COMMISSIONER,


INDEPENDENT NOMINATION OF HON. ERAsTuS
i Brooks for State Senator from the Sixth District.
The citizens of the iih, 18th, i5,h 18th, 18th, 18th 10th
Xs and 2d wards Composing the Sixth Senate Dsrict
invited the Hippodrome of Twenty third
and Broadway. Thursday evening October IL, at
O'Clock TO ray the nomination OF the Hon. Erasus Brooks
tc the Senate.
Dodwortli's Band Is engaged for the occasion.
Eminent speakers will also address the meeting.
Signed following Delegates selected by the electors
from the nine wnrds:-
Ward I-Wm. Boardman, Jr Ward ls-Jas. M. Thompson
David L. Young, Rufus r. Crane.
VIM. 4. She'll l9-H. W. Genet,
Hiram Wesner Thomas II. Riley,
Il. o. .Calkiu. John Gautier,
l2-J. r. Mcconnell, John q. Iigbtbody,
G. NJ Decker, Fred. L. Seeley.
Vim. Oakley, 20-Iihbard q. Stone,
Spencer Gregory, Daniel 0arvey,
Marcellus Eel,. James Kearney,
l5-Chester briggs. A. II. Campbell,
James Hiiyar, Robert Leee.
". G. Dederer, 2l-Francis L. Harris
Henry Snyder, Il. II. Sherman,
j. B varnum, Jr VIM. ii. Haigh.
16-Wm Chester VIM +. jackson,
D.Alonzo Cushman, H. b. Cook.
Isaac W. Smith, 22-Mariin Cisco,
Joseph Divine. George feiiner,
Thomas Cooper. Francis Iac1master
1s-James M. Cress, Albert VanderDeck.
John Ridley, Peter Van Riper
Nathan r.. Lang.
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CITY POLtTIC S
SOFT SHELL CITY CONVENTION.

The so'ts turned out in great force last evening TO at
tend the convention for the nomination Of city ocers
The meeting wa called to order shortly after O'Clock
when Alderman Charles Peck OF the Twentieth ward
was elected 10 the chair and Messrs l.. Harrison and
Henry Hilton. Of the Fifteenth ward, appointed
secretaries The peace OF the meeting for time
disturbed at this point BY the rotous conduct Of dele
gate Who Immediately convey 20 the station house
his place being readily supplied by outsider This indi
vidua having been attended 10. the meeting agau
called to order and the convention a proceeded 20
ballot for Commissioner o Repairs and Supplies. Nom
nation was had by wards. when William Miner and Ma
thsnie s. selah put In. Ballot then had With
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Arrived from New York I'D ult. Louis Napoleon, Dea
26h, Quic kstsp Mt Grnvesend
Arrived from Boston ,h ult Lucia At Gravcscnd 2lh
A. Hobart Marreilles
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Pursuant to the call Of the Tammany and 81 Johns
Halls several ctmmtees the Senatorial conventions Of
the soft shell and half shell parties met ., their
spective head quarters last night nominate candidates
for Senator. We give below the result tar a. rc
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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-30
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued out of the
Is Circuit Court Of Ottawa county, and to me
directed and delivered against the goods and chat
tells, lands and tenements, of Isaac Bryant, have
this day levied upon the said Isaac Bryants inter-
est in the following property, to wit =
town eight (S) north, range sixteen (16) west con-
tanning thrtyfive (35 acres; the southwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter of section number
twelve (12), town eight ~ north, range sixteen
(16) west, containing forty (4O) acres; also the
southeast quarter of section number eleven tll),
town eight (S) NORTH range sixteen Q6) west, con.
tanning twenty-five (25) and fifty hundredths
(5O-1O0ths) acres and the southwest quarter Of
the north east quarter of section number thirty
six (36), town nine (9) north, range sixteen (16)
west containing forty (40) acres; all in the coun-
ty of Ottawa, State of Michigan, which shall ex.
pose for sale at public auction as the law directs,
to the highest bidder at the Court House, in the
village of Grand Haven, that being the place Of
holding the Circuit Courts of said county, on Fri
day, the 22d day of June next, between the hours
of l and o'clock in the afternoon. Dated Grand
Haven, April %, 1855
~ M STEPHEN L. LOWING. Sheriff,
BY JOHN B. PARKS, Under Sheriff, Ottawa
Co.. Mich, IT. rs.ttt 3l 1870 WI.