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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
THE RUSSIAN ACCOUNT.

The Ivalde 8usse has the folio wing account Of the
affair of the l7lh at Eupa ora
. We knew by the report Of Price Menchikotf 5
Comp Of the 18th, that on the Sd the lark.
;sb roops disenbaIb ed at Eop tora hal made an OIL
,srsiye movement upon the village OF Saki IN num-
bers Of mole then 10, 600. .
"ln order 10 assure himself of the exact amount oil
tie ereuys forces in occupation oi Euptfors, auf TO
asc. rtain If there was Rot pofslbty of expelllng
them Prince Mencbikoff orc cred liaue1aotGeneral
CHI uleT 10 execute ou the 18th strorg reconcois
sa1cc upon that town, with party Of troops stationed
in the vicinity.
"The troops destined for this operation approached
Euratoria within the distance OF $50 yards andopenet
a q oss fire OF artillery upon the place.
"I1e enemy responoed with lively carnonsie
from Il fort fcaticrs which surround the cry never
ti.lets the action OF cur artillery was so happily exc
cuted that in few seconds five ammunition Wagons
belonging 10 the Iurks were clown up, ard several
pieces OF csbpon cisnoun'ed.
Carried aW ay by this success, the Sd AID ilh bat
talioDs of the regiment of the Azo infantry, the BAT
TALON OF Creek volunteers aud three sotnas Of the
regiment No 81 Of Cossscks OF the Don de Jero 90:
nearer 10 the town end profine by The shelter which
TIE locality offered commenced smsrt flslll sde with
the enemy nevertheless Gen. Chrueii, being assured
that the town ccntsued Ieary 40 600 troops with 100
pieces Of artillery aud that further effort on our part
promised 10 result gave orders to the troops 70 re-
ire. This difficult movement wss executed with re-
msIksble ORDER.
"Our loss in this sffsir amount. 10 Lesrly 800 men
killed or w unded. TIE loss OF ihe enemy was ia all
probability much greater, for his toops pent up in
narrow streets, remained for long time exposed 10
the terrible fire Of artillery the pr eciles Of which
had cl. ar range Of the entire tosn."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
VARIOUS ITEMS.


Intelligence of TIE reconstruction OF the British
Ministry, with Lord Palnerston a. Premier, had
reached ConstaL,ircple, and caused much satis
facion
The screw-s'eamer Petrol, of Glaagov, chartered
by the French Government was accidentally burnet
10 Bona harbor, February 10. The French steamer
Gap.e took fe on her way 20 C1nstsn,inople the
vessel was saved, but considerable stores were de-
siroyed.
A teIeerapbic statement mentions thst the British
Consul at Aieppo had been murdered during an IN.
correction: bot private accounts state that he died
ir, IL ns u'al causes.
Tie whole earrisop Of Constantinople the reserves
and convaesceuts, had left for the Ccimes.
The flagstaff battery was nearly destroyed by the
FrerCh mines.
Russian imperial order nominates eleven general
officers to appointments in the Army of the South,
(CrmeSl.
Martial law hs5 been declared in the Governments
Of Mirsk snd Mohilew. which are placed under the
orders of Prince Gorch-kof.
Omer Pasha lad arrived at The allied csmp, to
cert measures.
A6yices fIOm smyrna, Feb -, STATE mat l,oOO
EDeiieh sick hSd arrived IN hospital.
Psskiewitch ard several o'her generals bsve re-
ceived teleeraIh c orders 10 koi Themselves in read
LEES to proceed to ST. Petersburg, to military con-
sulta'ioD.
The Cunsrd steamer Arabia had arrived at Ports
month from The Black Sea with 200 wounded mel.
Beside the 10Th Husssrs and 18th Lqncers, an
infantry force, comprising the sth, 2j'h 29ih 43d
$50 6lti s6th s7tb, and 9e,h regiments, having q
pleseLt strength Of coo en-, will pfocee from lnlS
carly in TIE spring, 20 the seat Of war vii Aexsadfia
Admra Lyons notifies, officially that all the ports
of the Black Sea al Sea OF A7Of are strictly block
aetd. except Eupstciia, Streltzka, Ksmeisca, ksz-
aich, and Bslsklaya.
Tic blockade Of the mouths Of the Danube isrlissl
since February ls. Numerous Austrian vessels were
loading Grain,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
FRANCE.


Ffsm Oar Own Cerresponeent
PARIS. Thurday, March g, lE
1t is hardly necessary to Say tbst the des1 q
Nicholas has been the absorbing topic of th~tk
and .pet oh for the week. For time, eve y
icle pros and cons respecting Napoleon's ~ D
the C!imes were silebced. Ths great new f.
rived here on Friday night, and was received sh
general satisfaction" People felt, withWs O.
plsinirg to themselves why, that the gres =,
stscle to peace vas removed, or if the va w
to coLtibue, the chances Of success on the p6M
the Allies were greatly strengthened. Tnn
OF Nicholas was so ultimately connected w
every movement Of the war, tina. the dH9s
this single man seemed almost like the d6hdH
The enemy. This feeling found effecdw9
preston at tie Little Bourse" durir thAsgH
OF Friday. The Lit'ls Bourse, Is it 49,
10 an Legitimate, unorgsnized assembly c!ne'
gamblers, sharks and gucgeons, in !hs W
ie Blond AID the adjoining sidewalk Of ttebW
ysrts. Here, before the opening AID mr."
closing OF the Bourse proper, you may alsgp"
the curious play of vupine and vulturias ~
ard oveIhear, in passing, financial patoa ~
French tongue. "Oper ,tioas" are sdnss'
holder and more "f,ncifal" also a, ID HA''
jes.s, than 81 the authorized Bourss of fSS
they were carried ca amid eres. c'nH%
frcm Fiidsy evening to Saturday. -
fortunes went and came, like sen
ltbto,,, between two days. A specala~'
whom Glanced to sit at breakfast thai = -
morning. told me, in the same breath, "a.
las was dead. and that the "Tbrees ,"
Elk per cent. at o'clock in the ngm ~
regular Exchange, that afternoon, the ~. 81
Cents. closed at four-and.a-half per CEN. ~
the quotations Of the preceding afterpes@
- toicrably correct measure OF 'he's NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
RATIFICATION OF SANDMAN TREATY.

The rattle s,ons Of the Treaty Of Alliance between
Fra, 90. ENGLAND. and Sardinia, were exchanged at
Psri. on Sunday, the 4th irst
The official Journal of Turin publishes manifesto
by the Sandman Government, requesting the re-
proacbes of iDgrati;ude made by Count Ne'seHode'
and Affirming that Sardinia has undertaken the war
soIeIy for he general in ereats Of Europe.
The Sandman EXPEDITION 15 900 strong consists of
20 bat,aliops of infantry each company l2o men,
FIVE batalions Of rifles; eight squafrons OF cavalry;
six batteries Of mounted artillery, and one baaon
of seppers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
ANOTHER KAFFIR WAR IMMINENT.

Adyices from the C,pe OF Good Hope, 10 Dec 30,
mention that considerable alarm was felt in the col
DRY by report that the Kafrs had ain taken pos
session of the Amatola Businesses wheLce they might
attack the settlements Many farmers had abandoned
their homes, and the military were upder arms. Their
fears were, pe,hsps. exaggerated. The explanation
given by the Ksfis that the parties in the ANA
Iolas were merely hunting narties. Affairs are, how
ever considerei by the home Government so serious
that oreers are given to DIT out one or two ships of.
war 10 proceed TO the Cape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
THE FAMILY OF THE LATE CAR.

The Emperor Nicholas leaves the following numer-
Gus family His wife, the Empress ALEXANDRA,
Fedorovns formerly called FREDERICK .Louisa Char
lotte- Whelmns daughter of the late Frederic vii.
liam III, King of Prussia; was born July - 1898,
and lie in very weak health. The issus Of this mar.
rage are:
First ALEXANDER, Nicolaivitch Ces.rovitch, the
present Emperor; born April ~, 1919 married,
April 2s, ls4l, MARIA, Alexsndrovna, the present
Empires, formerly Maximilienne vii elmos .Augus-
ta-Sophs- Maria born May 3 1924, daughter of the
late Louis III, Grand Duke Of Hesse. Issue of this
marriage: NICOLAS. Alexancrovitch, the present
Crown Prince, born September 20. 1913; VLADIMIR,
aDdrovitch, born January H. 1850.
Second: MARIA, Nicolaievna born August ? 1919;
married, July IA, 1889, 10 Maximlisn Duke of Leuch-
tenberg Prince of Eichtedt; became widow Nov. l,
1852.
Third: Olga, Nicolaieyna. born Sept. H. 1922;
married to Charles Prince Royal Of WurtemSurs,
July IS. 1876.
FoErfAs CONSTANTINE. Nicolsitvich. born Sept 81,
1877; married Sept II ls4s. 10 ALEXANDRA Josefov-
ma, daughter Of Joseph, Duke Of SAKE Al,erburg;
was born july 90 1880; issue, son aud daughter.
fvh; NICOLAS, Ncolaievitch. born Aug. ;, 1881.
S,Ifh: MICHAEL, Ncolsievitch. born Oct. %. ls32.
The late Car also leaves two sisters: MARIA Pau
Iowa, Dowager Grand Duchess OF SAKE Weimn,
and ANNA, Pauloyna, widow Of William ii, Kiog Of
Holland. Also a sister in. Law: HELENA, Pauovna,
WIDOW Of the Grand Duke Michael, and daughter Of
me late Prince Paul, Of Wurtemberg Tois l.dy's
daughter, the Grand Duchesl Catharne, NJ ohaelovn.
= married to the Dake George, Of Mecklenburs.
Strelitz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
RCMORS.

We have the usual rumors that the allied Generals
intend TO attack Gen. Liprandi, and then fully invest
Sevastopol. Also, a rumor that Liprsndi had st.
taol cd Balaklavs Travellers from the Caucasus re.
port that Schamy, in conjunction with the famous
Nab Mshomed will invade the Crinea, BY way OF
Anapa snd the Sea Of AZoff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
SIEGE OF SEVASTOPOL
prssIAys THREATEN BALAKLAvA.

MARCH "a telegrapsic Dispatch reached Paris on
the 7h stating that so 900 Russians were threatening
the English force at Balaklava. Gen. Bouquet was
epdeavorDg to get bis corps in rear of the enemy
with the view of cutting off the Russians from Their
reipforceneuts and becoming the attacking patty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
RECONNOIssANCE IN FORCE

On Monday, the 10th, Gen Sir Colin Campbell,
and Gen Bosquet, mace a reconnaissance in force
but thick fell OF snow coming on it had no effect
Some firing was exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
TIE CFRMANIC POLICY.

The Chamber of Deputies at Stuttgart had vo'ea
,be three million ihslers demanded by the Minls'er'
of.war but inserted formally in the bn reco nneha
.ticn to follow closely tie policy OF Austria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
LATEST.

TIE weather had again become fine, but in eli
rste go variable DO dependence could be placed on
il for field operations. convoy Of 200 wagons had
succeeded in entering Sevastopol. Firing coatinued
to be kept up both Sides with more or less steadi-
nete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28

MEETING OF THE VIENNA C0NFeRESCh'
releeraphic dispatches from vienD., Of date nee
dsy. the 9th inst, state that Prince Gorchason Vue
dplomatis, bad received orders from the Emperor
Alexander TO proceed with the nfzohaooHs' H"u ''"
fJming the Instructions be had originally reeve
The fire, meeting Of the euiPo'entahss 'o0A p'a''
9Th Their for object 70 TX tos precise
ro.snipg Of the third of the guarantee points. Inc
Russian representative YVES noi present. fu''ne'
conferense will be held without delsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28

in Paris, orders were eiesrsphed 70 Gen Csn'ober'
to pre,s on the .iegs Of seysstopol with toe u:nos'
visor. OF the departure Of the Emperor Sapoeon
for The Crinea, nothing additional II known. Prep
arstions continue 20 be made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28

ton The screw steatsers 9res: or'ap, Indian, ana
Rr;tish Qu.sn. were slso sboa. ready
several Of ;be money changer, OF Paris have mott.
fed that they viii not cash Back of Eogand notes in
cor q. quence Of the Bank OF England setting vexs'
ti,usly in respect 20 their preps frent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
PRINCE MENCHIKOFF RECALLED.

The deceased Emperor Nicholas had already re.
called Prince Mencbiko from the Criuea, and given
the chief command there to Prince Goschskoh, aud
the second to Gen. Osten. Sacken II also stated
hat Gen. Rudiger had been summoned from the high
position he held in the army Of Poland to take the
direction Of the Ministry oWar, in the place of Prince
Do'erouki and il surmised that Gen. Bbikoff
the Home Minister Of the Empire, woald be removed
These appointments, il authenticated have much i'm.
pertsnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
GRAND DUKE MICHAEL KILLED

For several days the rumOr was prevalea, thai the
Grsnd Duke Michael had been severely wounded IN
an engagement on the Chernaya, and had died. in
Sevsstopol, of biz wounds. Tais statement, REQUIRE.
eNIfrmafion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28

ALLIES WILL CONTINUE THE SIEGE.
Immediately on the death Of Nicholas being kno w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
TERRIBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DE-
STROYED-TWO THOUSAND LIVES LOST.

CoSsIAS1IsoPLE, March IA shock Of an earth
auss hes been felt here. Broussa has been almost
destroyed by earthquakes, and 900 ves were loat.
lQutry 200
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
FRENCH OFFICER ACCUSED OF TREASON

FRENCH OFFICER ACCUSED OF TREASON.
The London Daily Ntrs states, on the authority Of
its special correspondent at Balaklays, Feb g. that
twas rumored Gen. Canrobert had ordered court
martial try officer ofhigh command in the French
army, who accused of having held reasonable
correspondence with the enemy, and had supplied
exact plans of The siege works The correspondent
EXPRESSES bis disbelief the c,imnality OF tie officer
accused.
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MEDICINAL.
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MEDICAL
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Professor WOODS: oriental sn"att,e

1.inimeuI.
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the heishth and width o. he entire window.
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MEDICINAL.
The Nonparei1 Nerve and Bone

LINIMENT,
PREPARED BY H. d. CARR & CO., FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE OF MORGANTOWN.
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