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EIFCTRO-CHEMICAL BATHs

NTRGNISs ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BAL HS
Prot yERGNES, the oscoverer Of the process for eK
tracing Meta fcom the lmsu Body At No ~ bosa"sy
IN 90 Baths not only metallic medicines rom the hu
M an system bat peculiarly ecscous IN roiie1nt tnose
soe ns nom r. Goat NenrAse PANS eS3ess OF
Obuuctcns and Erupuors the Skin The Professor hme
ave. no undivided attention TO psentA Soeoial department.
E Lsaes Jhecry .a red 10 students ~ No. no Broadway
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make seed policeman, AZ some II them en- in
Torn 3D. rave beer ssspeodso an dismissed from
ire sepaipe,t. Molly OF the espefhnod poi,e nan
wtr sp,SeLd, ana ID Ia succs ssors sp 'oie'ed
ever, resroo 10 beh va solei, upoo political gssllIs
so that j. 10 resoily perceyec, BY any oue who vii
,Isu ioe into mater hst our shoe m'Dsi dris-
prudei ce ;-gfuer vita ,Ge Pones department OF the
ely 10 s.bj.e. to political atoms, t1ereoy con.
leil'pg tie nemre;s OF the Depart DeEts coon-ctai
srwifh 10 be politicians NJ tIste 10 the great
d,riueoi NJ the pap &c ia'ersst; j. therefore, con-
sio,r rsdica charge 10 the present sys'en highly
Ltc ssary.
sub..i.s wsr- i.su-1 ior Wn 4. R1sse', j Jhn l..
Mcrs Wm. COl3U'r, Jam 3 c. MullOrj, ~. 3rien,
Js. Bosk,. aeria Suyd-r, anu h. A. Mtynar1;
81 II i= tIpAt,d ths the C0mn't-e will Investigate
The mslrcr o. sypJlriDe auI clsn.s.ng pl!ic ,nan.
lie {, nnl,t'ee II. le Gig Il lrsry az 10 m.
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DC
~ snDc Of LoAnd cerases that ff gafyns De ho,i.
The care OF Sc fzis Cntsne A0d i've Dsssss
L. rs e4uas SANDS ssR-k'A all "A Pf-ss ei al
sold BY A ;. a d. SANDS. o-ui .,
No loo sulsoo-.t Ne eYuh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-28

EIFCTRO- CHEMISTRY and WAITE Il
IL CURE DR.. TALL employs Electro chemical medies
ton first discovered by Dr. sanders OF Cincinnati aud more re-
Gently BY NJ Of Pans for extracting mineral ppsoes
arc ienovng Impurities from the system at MS ersosh
m, Mt No IS ashtt lie improved tae Plan oil anss
rg them the more steea6e aud more e
pCInicA the patient as well A. more eeen espc'ay III
fenha
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<1VT777F 8 wills FARGO q Co.'s New.

OFFICE Of WEiL y, o,c. I'D Esehanse No 81
so.sw.y sswY Dec IS v lS 80 zoe per
das Jso1sy les6 tie CIR VI h., d,.s on pse5ts-
S I 1oJsDo VIII " paw WILLS, FAROO Co.
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Hlf0itdl.

CI,RID Of violent cough and splitting of blood,
u 6v ,orlyiuG the CANPaORATED TRASsPAHksI
TIAsfTR 10 Ire chest sed taking the COUGH
sp rive, K.irosd j. H. Brown, West Sa luEes des sr'
w ''''s' r r. NEWMAN, Pro Ntetos,
,.,i., ri over - YEAR, practice, No NS Hadson ST.
HAARLEM OIL, Mt Wholesale and het.ii-
ws-r,r.,B s.nuine Put Up ssr trade IN garter,
half and one sfoss packages Aso senuine NJ
SALVE far sale .. the Old stand yoers eesn ns9 AP'
Ht HaS ~ '' w. Mo- 81 and n FalloaSt
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Joa, Roc :. sos Of tSe pure sHd an sse1te
49, pANDILIOS COYFEE. pat uP In sn saas va ne
,s,nI. n oar ,lsLsszie zach rrsP,sI c1eso1
s-rr.t,y. SOD hy A. b. ID. SANDS, No 100 fotSn ~
U7IF WOaDIR Of TIE AGE!-Dr TOBIAS
/ yINFfIAs Ll;lIMEkT :, v.zrsa:sa'o esrs oAS ess
coI,c ss.Sckns~ Ch-op:e Rhs-mstSn, so;ri Wy,
sxrn. Ola Sores svsAngs Tootsshs, And pans d ~ IN
"'f' GREAT CURE yoR aHEuHAyisA
C.-, Csurooi OF tbs steamer BAde, tSoAins i1oeJ ~
80 ~ ,eysre s,t,ck e Chronic hAeanstsn II ier sJ'
- N, 4 obi,ss celabrAtfd Vopeean Ltnsme1t .-.r
IRON TIE LDITOR or THE POLlCk TAHEiu.Er
p. fosr.s-Dsa, Sir re..e ,sna me fss nor s0s, ,s
~, h.t hsn.yer have Used oT khsamane ans eotn
- L. n he. been after dsd vth IN nsi sie -iet $500
80. ma. o. u you imminent sae oesr tesiony 70 Ne
Sh value am dear ST, yoaI', very res
pzyrSAr1ss Of TWO YPARs CURED IN r"ESEf'
fN'" EEw.Yozy, De-. 5, it&
Dr. sTR; | s.sbo, allow myself 20 % .leas ~ 70
-, ., vcpr yslusbe Ys-e,i-n Lrinent, s17eisu -
- I'm Rh.QnAsm ard have beeo esei % 'e,eN Fnt
i.n. and also a.ed many patent medicines VIC FL
,,,sns advised N try y0r-s ard, woneefui " 80 .
va, cured en- belly ~ two sPpeat'cns i9s u,i -
80 ~. 81 and m am he 81 sny one ~to
I'm h,t .wsul com psnt beng erred n WI ~. -,
~ = IN cen srm tbs above 10 o1e wao va! - VI
seIe' N" THOREE WALLISG. No. 81 " ssAias'onst
% Dy TosIAs No 60 Coprtlsoet-st
Price q and 50 esutA scid By Oh the proer~A
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CUPERiOR COUhT-LEWI5 AUDESRIED.
- GEOR5E II. POTTS, ADDISON &. CHILD, JOHN
ROHnIL, J., and WILLIAM a. AUDEsSsD .,i1.'
HUGH WAND summons for money demand on contract
ICON ser.ed 20 the Dofsndepfi You h-reby
and requ ed the compliant In this acon
hieh will be Aled In the ence OF the Ceh o. this c2at 10 s
81 4: ..a : x aissTr
civ Of N,vYork wh.n twenty days ssT tta ssTes OF th
" NOR, on YOU exclusive OF the day OF saeh seFce an1
Won fall to said complaint within the ns sf
tbs tipa ip this acon viii take jadEnent ssnE yoa for
d. nm Of four thousand dtlas viii interest from
~ s6tb day Of November thousand eight hundred and
6nv ave be5e Of THE sc n-Dstsd Nov ~ 100
H. COMST o OK. jr faintihs Ahornty No ~ wilma st
ne plant Ia Lis action hd IN the oines o. hs
CT oftb .uft At the City Hall in s City Of Now foii
an tbe 18th 6.y Of December lst5 .~.
diI1suewF n COMsTOCK j. PsiaiiG Attors.y.
( UPREME COURT-Ip the matter of the ap-
- pica,on r the Mayor, demsn AID Cog 7on.ty o. ~
CITY cf key.Yort relative to the OPENING OF SIXTY
FORTH stRI vt, from tbs Had'on kvst 70 the Es .t
Rive. Icept such parts lay within the boa ad.es o. tl
C.ntr. PARK in tho City Of ewfOrt NOTICE Is Hhk6
nv 0TVFN that the charges and expenses neurrod ~
re..on OF the above enated matter VIII %
sI1d hy ore OF The JUSTICES Of the SuPene Court he
sn,sns Cont Chamber in City Hall Of the City Of Ses
YoIt 90 SATURDAY the 2hh day OF DsesmesI n " 1907
9e,olock u-Eer.YoTf, Dec II, ls3
JONATHAN kAfHAN,)
T. O. HOWARD Gem n'ssi'ssra
dist9s J. w. ALLkN,
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TyHE COUPONS Que in this City on the lss Jan
o..v next on the fopwirs psm,d bonos VIII os rnt 90
80. ,o1 AZ our Once No W1i on and abef tas "a
pEoI $500 .p..4 r. n ,., ,sat.
Ni'wAk % and nissi sipp kaiIosd 70. pei oehA ,,
Ailwsnkee srd Mis iEsippi r. X fAin hoiIt ~ pc
\, Cr,,r 80 Mi waukee ReIOad Co. fNm aoiN P'' Vs.
CIV Of 81 -sukee inued 10 n n Rail- al 70
ChX II T.ns.ylle issuedtS c. W. L. Rnsro~d 70
CO. - IsIesvilie issued 10 {. q. Raj rOAa ~
City o. L~at''i"e '>'~'N ~ '''''N' ITwooD Co.
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Financial.
RASK or MOTH AMERICA Now York,

H pe q lSj -DlNlDEN -T1- Bo.ro 4 Dsctor. have
tbs s dee aed sclV3' nd Of = cent after
Janssy7 The utner boois Wi close ths 8.n Instant,
!. SEShOtR Il, Ceshs,.
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NOTICE is hereby given, th,t the Subscribers
~ WIN on sl d'y Of D;s,n &C.,. y to k.Ssa1
Ts. IN he Cy Of Vow YoTt. - II sehS A. 100. ME-
ssssra AID shsres q is' RRIfa01D CON
FIRY. tfSu.riy he Clissso ana h'pP ~. 80 vii ne
- Tha 1.,cs 81 sac VII he easb, GlS inc '~0 " "
MADE ~ sisihVN N JAs l.. ID. MORRISON
sARGER, CAMP. 4 90,
pOBERr CHRISTIE, IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-28

THE GREATESr BEVERAGE OF inc Asf r..
COFFrE sckaoveo gel 70 b eq1a 70 tas haeN GA
Coa>e ana u. mos. e3ee;uA remedy fo'
80. r,r,r oftke Liver SzTossnea r. W oiLI
BRO Nos IS sod 81 WsshHsisast importer, q ne
Icii, Ro szd ,os OF t6e pure aha
No. pANDILION COYFEE. pat p7 In en- sa1s va tse
rrure Of oar .ls1esse Zach .rsyyss 50 e6Jtessea
tppc Sod BY A. b. b d. oArDS 40 w. 80 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-28

Ofl't " '"N ~ Csic,Go, Dee. Il, 1855
NOTICE to Stockholders Nolice IL
~ b-reb, given ths stooshodss o. the SAcES. AMy
=, i.e,'. have dec AIRED Semi Annual Dividend 81 FIVE
PR CEEF up espsl 'tocf OF I'D S'mpssJ ron .S
a., ~s,nss o. the Rosd tho tx mouths ennhe jan o.
J nax,be 70 The aoeers 81 the ;e OF 80 Io"PJ
IN Chcsso on the Let DAY Of n bIuary next -, , A
as.iAso ron tie surplus esniDgs, piy4oe YEP
as al he Coz pal Chic $40, Ia cehc 'eS TO os suoa "
81, Ss-,stsrv nsh cerdd VI DO onTei 1e mo t1s
&C, "a tccE of The Company a. tse FeassIe OF me n1
- sted C IN s Of iCo and ~" De o1iius1 TO al az
iaebos oe@'A'' -'''' '"'" W n LARRkBEB Secretary
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD CO@-
NI PAkY-nes uIeis once, eoaon Dscem oe - 20 H.,
s,id.n5 al at Yer cent 10 pne on ths at cay
r.r pext 10 sush persons shall BE- holders q enc goo. "a
Soip ,Sy, - wv rs AAC LIVEkAOKE, Tressar-1
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pniLAnGLriA, Dec e, TO
NOTICE is be,eby given tina. the transfer
~ soots % TIE sto.k o. tbs CSnptny 'n o. ,sTy
THURSDAY, 81 JSaGAy ASd be 'eVR'-S~ '" wv
Hser. o. c,lcses which haze been d.oAtsce nom W
- 81 HSt,S, Of Tho IrAn.f-r Ass ,cies are per i'saA
40. ted 10 have tbeu Tcs. ere on he Tfis,sf o'"A'
thsy have h o. tie Dst ffe5 poor 70 g. - S.ass'
D)"0" RRaOEORD secrstuJ a. eres'uret
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DTOFLE's BANK DIVIDEND The Peoples

ltB Disi5nd Of JUR PER CENT the Capital Stock Of
BAIk Of nil ions Of doass has declared out Of
pi, fits u the lat SIX months payable sud ser NO /
DAY the 7h dag January Dest osnkiog House, No
Broad Al tho time aud place Ioiest NJ tle rate
Of Per Cent ehnum to The let Gay # January
newt will be pad pa~i fell payne The In
Capital 5cct Of million dollars. The trausfr
Boois will be closed from NEDNfSDAH ,h until
the osy OF psyment 6y order OF the Bosd
few-NOIk Dec. -, 1855. h. MEL 8, Jr., Cashier.
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" Co The payb.ent fas ees "a Tie 81 Gay 2, a. sra,
-. -, >. ~ i,is1 Al sio II is C'UPsny soed 90
=, r. a optsd on j7fh OOc5sr "' 90,
.g A., Tss,i,s b,T'.lo deIs tbs onios u SIhAOhA"
SOFT, n; o. ~ i go w N LAfRABEE seeTetsry.
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- ~ Bosdssy, entrance Pat psce.-Interest the
rate OF per NJ suus not exceeding $500 and
on ell $50. Bank op daily from 10 t. o. ock
ard Monday e5nssjsy and sa'u,day evenings from 20
o'e,ock FRANCIS ?. sCHOALS, President
WADE Y. WoRRALL. SecYttGy.
PETIR CT NMIkG, Accountant
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07

las opened Writing academy over
the store occupied bys. II. wIIsoN,where
he will give lessons in Commercial and
Ornamental Penmanship. Those wishing
to write neat and accomplished hand
would do well TO avail themselves Of the
present opportunity.
Terms, five dollars per month.
Specimens Of writing can be seen by
calling at his rooms. satisfaction given
,.or no charge. Private lessons given il
desired,
HOURS OF ATTENDANCE.
Gentleman's Classroom 8 to IL, IN.
f" 6 to 8, P. NJ,
Ladies' to BPM
Yazoo city November 2Sd. 1855.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07
BaooKFIrLD, Jan. IL, 1855.
fCOPY.)
YOURSELVES.

CARLYLE. I'll /, June 9th, 1858.
/ have used Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admitted its wonderful effect. My
hair becoming as / thought, prematurely. gray,
but by the useof his Restorative, it has resum-
its original color, and / have no doubt, perma-
nently so.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07
B. /. YORk'S
COME ctiOMary
ETTNIZ CDTTDC NITCc
VICKSBURG MISS.


have purchased the entire stock Of Messrs.
w. & NJ. Rogan and have received large and
well selected stock-among which are the follow
ing articles.
Confectionery Of every description, also Cordi-
ais, Wines, Dried Fruits, Catsups, Pickles, Nuts,
Prunes Foreign and Domestic, Brandy Fruits,
Champaigne0hc best brands) Claret, Natural
Fruits, Spices, in fact everything that can be
mentioned in the way of Fancy Groceries and
Confectionery.
The Baking Department is on an extensive
scale--Such as to enable me to supply parties
weddings &c at the shortest notice in the best
style.
It shall be my endeayor to please such as shall
patronize me, il attention will do it. My term;
are invariably cash, and with this as my motto
can sell low and give satisfaction in every instance
/ am prepared to supply country Merchants a.
wholesale prices. Store opposite Klein & Bro
Jewelry Store Washington street Vicksburg N
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07

UNRlVALtD STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER
DIV GOODS.
JACKSON. MANLOVE, & co.
Having received their late extensive
purchases, now offer to buyers a very
large and splendid assortment of new & |
popular goods, at prices that cannot fal
to please. Their department of fine
goods embraces elegant and novel styles
of Ladies' Dress Fabrics, such as Silk
Robes. Black White and Colored; Plaid
Silks, every shade; NOR Antique, Plain
Striped and Plaid; French Merinoes;
figured GALL WOODY Delaines; Satin du
Chine and Satin Brocha, new 81 beau
tiful article for Ladies dresses; Also Ell
egant Moira Antique Cloaks & Nantes;
Velvit. Satin and Cloth Cloaks and Tai
mas;White Opera Oloaks, beautiful ar
ticle, the latest and most fashionable
Shapes; Tao, Extra Quality lick, Blue
and Mare Sill AZ elves Tor basque
bodies and other purposes; Colored and
Black French Cloaking Cloth of the
best shades.
SPLENDID STOCK OF BLACK SILKs.-
These goods have become more de-
sirable than ever and the splendid stock
we have to exhibit, and the great bar
gains we shall offer, will make itan OBJ
ject of every person to examine orr
stock.
Ladies will find our stock, also, re-
plete with Choice Fancy Articles. such
as MORE Antique and Rich Plaid Sash
Ribbons, Plaid Ribbons for Trimming.
MORE Antique and other styles Dress
Trimmings.
MORE Antique Belts, anl numerous
other very desirable fancy articles.
Splendid stock Of Paris EInbroideries,
comprising all the novelties in Collars
and Sleeves; Lace Collaretts, Lace slice,
ives, Lace Handkerchiets, Embroidered
and Hem, stitched Handkerchiets; also.
Real Valinciennes and Honiton Laces
and many other handsome goods in this
line.
! Goods for Mourning-Lupin's best
quality Bombazines, Black (all wool,
] Delanes, Silk Warp Alpaca, Mohail
Lusters, Superior lack English Grape
Black Silk, &C., Superior Stock o
French and Englhish Chintzes and cali
Goes, Large stock of Long cloths, Shirt
|, ings and IRISH Linens, the bestand mos
) popular make.
HOUSE KEEPERS DEPARTMENT.
4 We have superior stock Of goods il
) this line, and askspecial attention to al
elegant assortment of Double Satin Da
masks, Rich curtain Damasks, Lace 4
{ Muslaiu curtains, Beautiful Marseille
{ Quilts, New Styles Dimity counterpanes
Extra fine IA Bed Blankets, with
large stock Sheeting Towellings, &c.
GENTLEMEN.S DEPARTMENT.
New style fancy Cassimeres Blac
! Doeskin Cassimeres. All Wool Tweed
and Union Casimeres, Superior Blac
Satin and Silk Crava;s, Silk Pockee
Handkerchicfs, Silk Suspenders, Sup
rior Buck Gloves and Gauntlets, Numy
= rous kinds Merino and Shaker Elan,
Is Shirts and Drawers, togather with a vi
ii riety of other articles for Gentlemen
I'd use.
e Also, large assortment Of Goods f
- Boys, and Youths wear.
Planters and buyers generally wi
:. save money by examining our unusua
re ly large stock of Kentucky James al
i Linseys; ga, rs, and Lowells, be
make; Kentucky Knit Yarn Socks, wo'
i Il n m vrT11 7
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07

No. Prepared and sold = IL Market
ngeeu Fourth and Fifth, ST Lou~
Is SIG Broadway, Ma \ York.
eraI discount made 70 whole.
For icksbnrg ii manufacturer,
prices Woodman b CO. and IN
this city BY Peter B. Cook q Co, also fol
sale Prot Woods Oriental SaEative LINES
ment and vegetable magic lie Pills War.
rented better than any other, - he mon
ey IN al cases viii beretondsd>
, 1855-01-27
YMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY SATURDAY, JANUARY o. 1855

The battle was extremely obstinate, and
it was not till past noon that the enemy
was definitely repulsed and forced to re,
treat, leaving the field Of battle covered
with his dead, and several hundred of pri.
soners. The number of the enemy much
exceeded that which was opposed to us at
Alma, and the losses of the Russians have
been enormous.
Our losses haVe-also been very great
General Sir George Brown, Major-Gcneral
Bentinck, Brigade Generals Adams, Bul-
Ter, and Torrens have been wounded
They are oil doing well.
The conduct of the troops in the face Of
an enemy so superior in numbers has been
cXcelant. RAGLAN.
, 1855-01-27

PROHIBITION IN New YoRK.-The Alba
ny Argus has a list Of members elected to
the Assembly, in which the position Of
each in reference to politics, Temperance
and Know Nothingism is stated. Accor-
ding to this statement there are II Wings
and ID Democrats elected as friends of q
prohibitory law-making "a, or just two
thirds of the whole number. There are
% elected as opposed to the law, and the
position of 81 is doubtful; one member not
having yet received the certificate, his cleo
ton being disputed.
, 1855-01-27

WHAT FARMERS MIGHT Do.-One of our
paper makers, speaking Of the scarcity Of
rags, writes thus: "If our people would
only raise fax, instead of importing their
linseed and oil for their own use, we shonld
soon have paper stock in abundance
Those farmers in this county who raised
fax this year, have sold their crops stand.
ing in the field at forty dollars per acre,
and some get more than that Nc,c
York Snn.
, 1855-01-27
AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized TO receive
Subscriptions for the PIONERR AND DEHOCRAT:
L. P. FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building, Sac.
ramOnto st., San Francisco.
J. d. BILEs, Vancouver;
p. A. CHESOwErH, Cascade
DR. PAGErT, Cowlitz Landing
L. D. DURGIS, Grand Mound:
joHS R. JACKSON, Jackson's Prairie;
". 7. SAIWARD, Port Ludlow.
GEo. NAGGs ShOalwater Bay:
Mr.. WV. ATKINSON, Victoria, VancOuver's Island.
A. BENTON MOsEs, SteilacOOm.
RoBHRT THOMPSON Portland, Oregon.
L. B. HASTINGS, Port Townsend;
R. II. LAsDALE, Penn's Cove, Whidby's Island
, 1855-01-27
SPAIN.

MEETING OF THE CoRrEs-ELEcTIoN OF
GEN. SAN MrGUEL PREsIDENT.-Thc Con-
stituent Cortes have held their first sitting
The election Of provisional President has
taken place at the Cortes. Its chief i'm
portance lies in its indicating to some ex-
tent the political tendency of members, as
regards moderate and more advanced opin-
ions. Gen. San Miguel was the candidate
Of the Moderate Progressionists, and Don
Martin de los Heros, Intendcnt of the
Palace, that of the Exaltados. Gen. San
Miguel was proclaimed President.
, 1855-01-27
Gbt l1iunttr ano Democrat.

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By DOYLE g. CO.,
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, 1855-01-27
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be continued till forbidden and charged accordingly.
, 1855-01-27
France.

NAPoLEoN's CONTEMPLATED VIsIr TO Eng.
LAND ABANDoNED.-The Emperor Napole-
on has abandoned his contemplated visit
to England, because the Queen, it is said,
refused to receive the Empress Eugene in
consequence Of her not having royal blood
in her veins.
, 1855-01-27
The Intest from Europe.

The Duke of Cambridge had horse
killed from under him.
The English had 1000 killed and woun-
ded The loss Of the French is not accu-
ratcly known. The Russian loss is between
I and 5000.
Prince Napoleon has arrived at Con
stantinople, sick He is suffering from dia-
rhGa. The attack on the 5th was made
by 10000 of the enemy. The redoubts
were taken and retaken The French lost
800 killed and wounded General
Brownies arm has been amputated.
The Russians had left the heights Balak-
lava, and were expecting reinforcements.
The Allies are continually reinforced. The
steam frigates have arrived at Batoum to
convey 1000 troops to the Crimea.
Letters from Constantinople of the 9th
state that 5000 French troops had sailed
from the latter place for the Crimea, with
favorable wind.
The Sultan has degraded Sulejman Pa
cha, the commander of the Ottoman troops
in the Crimea.
The Turkish man-ofwar Abadisch, had
foundered with the Turkish Admiral and
seven hundred men on board.
An Egyptian frigate has been lost in
the Black Sea.
LORD PATMERsroN's VIsTT TO FRANcE.-
The purpose Of Lord Palmerston's visit to
France has not yet transpired A Paris
correspondent of the Observateur Beige"
states that he has good grounds for know
ing that part of the British Cabinet, espe-
cially the Earl of Aberdeen, is opposed to
Lord Palmerston's mission, whatever it
may be, to France.
EXPENSES OF THE WAR.-In Paris It was
openly talked Of that a Government loan
is impending to the extent Of SOC, 900, 900
or COO, 900, 900 of francs. A new levy Of
200, 900 men will also he made. The Leg
islative Corps will be speedily convoked to
give the requisite authority.
The AMERICAN MAIL SERv1cE.-The
Liverpool Times, Of Nov. IS, dated on the
previous evening, says "The Govern
ment have taken the Cunard steamer Nj
agara for the purpose of conveying troops
to the Crimea, and, in consequence, there
will be no conveyance by which to dispatch
the North American mails on the 25th
inst At present it is not expected that
there will be any further disarrangement
of the American mail service, and the in
convenience arising from the withdrawal
Of the Niagara will be trifling, as there
will be an American boat leaving on We'd
nesday next" ...
NAPoLEoH's CONTEMPLATED VIsIr TO Eng
LAND ABANDoNED.-The Emperor Napole-
on has abandoned his contemplated visit
to England, because the Queen, it is said,
refused to receive the Empress Eugene in
consequence Of her not having royal blood
in her veins.
SPAIN.
MEETING OF THE CoRTEs-ELEcTIoN OF
GEN. San MfGUEL PREsIDENr-Tho Con-
stituent Cortes have held their first sitting
The election Of provisional President has
taken place at the Cortes. Its chief i'm
0NOv NoF lsnp -, a.. I'll.
, 1855-01-27
NOVEMBER 6, 1854.

The enemy, with immense forces, attacked
yesterday, inethe dawn Of morning, the
right of the English position before Sebas-
topol, which was defended by the Second
Division and the Brigade of Guards of the
First Light Division, the Fourth Division,
and part Of Third, and subsequently by the
division Of General Bosquet and other corps
of the French army, which by their gal
liant conduct contributed essentially to the
decided success Of the day. General Can
robert immediately came to the spot, and
gave me the support Of his assistance and
Of his excellent counsel