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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07
THE VERY LATE ST.

LONDON, August %, 1855.
Tie MNhw announcing the honor conferred by Queen
Nieoila the Prince Napoleon and General canrobers
sayS:I Is well known that the Order OF the Bath can
only lie conferred foreigners for eminent military
services rendered in ;he common cause.
The Mnicar siso says that Prince jerome Napoleon,
whose he ah has prevented him from taking part in the
festivals given by the Emperor 10 the Queen Of England
VIII come Paris Sunday in order TO present his
bes.see 20 The Queen before her departure.
BouIocW sen sIfa, Aug ~ 1856
u Il COW officially announced that Queen Wc,cris viii
sn,ark o. this port Monday next, her return to
rnehnd The Emperor viii accompany her Majesty and
The royal Iary 20 Bopl'gne
Ihc following are the arrangement l&sd down which
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are TO conclude the spendor Of this memorable
event. VITO arrive at II A. NJ visit the camps grand
review upon the sands; grand dinner at the Pavilion
Hotel illumination Of the city and Of the port departure
Of her Majesty at II O'Clock at night amidst ambeau1
i stated in well informed circles in Paris that orders
have just becn given to send renoreemens to the cr
Norwegian papers state that the White sea squadron
had captured two Russian ships and small steamer.
The squadron was preparing to quit the White Sea.
AUSTRIAN COMMERCE. IN THE BLACK SEA.
VIENNA, Aug. %, 1856.
The government has granted subvention for mil
lion TO Aus TRAN loyds in order to enable them to in
the number Of vessels in intercourse with the
Crmea.
The Gazette de la Borse of Berlin says that Austria
has declared that she will treat according to military
law, every individual found tamperng with AUSTRIAN
soldiers with any persons subject 10 military reguia-
tions with view Of inducing them 70 JOIN the Anglo
Italian legion.
According to the Aoni the Russian division between
kars and Erzeroum after marching to Deli Bada where
reinforced by a corps Of 500 men, advanced
he. LIST or ID inst, upon kenpir kenl Some Turkish
Ierior numbers, had retreat The Kassians pursuing
their march, had encamped at three leagues from Erze-
loum.
RUSSIA
BERLIN. August %, 1855.
Russian agents are here and sent TO the chief
cities Of Europe to raise loan for the Russian govern
ment
THE BALTIC.
DANTzc, Aug "a, 1855.
The Geyser has arrived All the mortar vessels went
home on the 10TH Admiral Seymour has relieved Admi
raj Baynes of Cronstadt.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The London Tines city article says:-Thcre was fur
Their increase of Friday in the money market,
the large amounts drawn from the Bank Of England
during the recent pressure being likely to be felt
40 an extra supply until some OF the bills then
discounted shall have oil.
The Daily Ners city icle says:-The English funds
remain perfectly stationary in fine with little business
hel market Friday totally devoid of any feature
of interest. The money market maintains the east r
appearance lately noticed.
At Paris to day French funds closed at further de-
cline OF u Per ent.
Consos varied scarcely throughout the day from
terday's closing quotations Of 91s o. for money and
account.
Ad,ccs from St. Petersburg OF the 10th Instant quote
exchange on London at 3676 SO 7-16 discount.
About 900 casks OF aow had been taken for trans
mission overland at ITO III and about 900 casks
| at 106.
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THE WAR IN ASIA.


letter published in the Constannope correspondence
of tie London Herald which Is dated Kars July 10 says:
The RUSSIANS still at Zame They have reconnoitered
position from every direction, without presum-
ing attack On the 23d the enemy received five
ele guns from Gumr which he is trying to put in posi-
lion The read to Persia by Bayzd is closed, but that
via Van is free.
private telegraphlc despatch from Trieste, dated
tesday August 81 states that intelligence from Treb
sond under the date OF the 9th Of August announces
that Russian corps under the command of General Sus
sulhof reported to have gained success
hours march of Erzcroum. The Notifications Of Erze
had not yet been fully completed and this had
caused considerable disquet. The inhabitants OF the
city said TO have received orders not to and
all the male inhabitants capable OF bearing were
said to have been called upon to resist the march Of the
enemy.
The Danube of Vienna has received the suboned letter
from its Mars correspondent, dated July 18:-
II serious operations had occurred you would GER
iaiply have an account of them from me but have
ouly to announce that blockaded in the strict
est If tie word. The communication with
Ersarolm Is 80 interrupted that only single persons
manage 10 pass. No for a moment sup
loses that the enemy intends to attack kars, az he
cannot lie inclined TO sacrifice half his army, he has
IL the intention Of the Russians to srve
out but they win hardly succeed, have proyi
sioLs for ten weeks (wo-anda half months and they
Lave 10 fetch all their supplies from considerable dis
lance. VIC hope before provisions exhausted to
receive assistance. We cannot venture 10 make
softic, have hardly any cavalry and the enemy
has Il COO horse. The Russians have made themselves
masters Of the whole nelghlohood Of Fars without
being able to oiier any opposition Perhaps in spite oil
all Disadvantages, bold leader might venture 20 make
a rite, but to speak the truth, high, and highest
mother Of WISDOM" prefer remaining within the
trenches.
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Tie battle of the rcherTmya, hlc several other events
e the war out considerable than appesrei
on tie first brief annor nccmen' The attack was con.
Quoted not by Genera! Iiprandi whose division by
no means equal 10 the attempt, hut by the Russian
C,euma ndcr IN Chief in person. Tho enemy brought
ia,o The field divisions, COCO cavalry and tventv
batteries, and had collected Immense amount Of
pa,cl for he passage Of the river at dcren, ponts
These preparations they bsd carried openly Tor
9eys, and they had gone SO FAR rs 10 repair in
MAYA to iuer position on the heights which they
al prc7iolsy broken up, to prevent our advance
In ct Il APP they bad dstc mined TO exchange do
tngiye for easve operations, and with this yey mad
collected all .hs forces that could be spared from the
detnee q seisutopoL Such resolution is easy &c.
ed 10 10 eco Infantry gnd 900 cavalry roed on tho
heisrts about Hachsnz.6's Farm, and comp. . their
st, nticn with that Il own army VIC cannot snlS
n M ther 1iicuities ienfod more than ours
railway now carries frcm cpowdcd port 20 tho vary
a. mp Il The allies abundance" Of al thngs necessary
m war. On tho ctler hand he Rassisn army pu.t
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COMMANDMENT OF RIGA.

The Hamburg Nec has letter from Riga, OF the 18th
OF August giving account OF the slight cannonade in
fict on that Town by the English feet OF which
we have already published an intimntion. The writer
says, ''the day before yesterday experienced bom
la, ment a small SCALE About O'Clock In the morn
ing two English steamers atwodecker and igate came
sight Ct FORT, and at half past five opened fire
fiom distance Of thousand fithoms against the bate
res the coast and the gunboats them; the can
ona Go Ia, ted without nlermission till hafpast seven
Al nine the vessels left the roads, steering along the
coast of Lvonia and gave chase to small vessel laden
with wood. At The end of thee hours they again
turned and continued the cannonadc till hapast seven
In the morning they out OF sight"
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RUSSIAN ACCOUNT OF THE lsoMnARDMHr

~ exraordis,ry despatch from shc Journal De ST. Pc
leYsLug 81 August 10, We have the iel0wing-
The en,my's lie which anchored at Narger con-
sisit 81 ten line0thattc ships six Satc steam
ers mar floating "a tteres. FrenchTe coryetcs one
btr ove schooner sixteen mortar vessels twenty IL rec
gun6cas, two yachts and three transports IN all seven
yfye esl weighed anchor August 9, at noon; and tie
same day 6Ao joined the squadron OF two neot bat
IL shiTs ard three steamers anchored tcfaTe snndham.
Ey telelTaf hic despatch transmitted this llornng
August o. yeen and 10 General De Berg announces
uai the cneTy, after having formed line Of mortar
vessis from R.uskbr toe rokher, and constructed dn
rs 10 nigbtt battery the isict Of Iongorn com
nenaod at a. ~ 10 open Ere from all hts aoortar yes.
sells and gunhoats, principally the fortress Of SRea-
borg and partially the fort Of Iongorp, aad on III,
Nicholas Battery The two sal of the line anchored be
fore Sandlsl have also opened their fire against tho
battery.
From IA !id, Ri.'eTclescl phic despatcl.es FROM
Swcaborg 10 81 Petersburg, August o. 20 minutes after
I.-The cannnpaaje Of tbs enemy s-anst sweabofs l.
stiopgcr-thsy fire Is 10 20 times PCT minute Oar ar
tRlory particularly the battsy Of =. Nicholas replies
with success.
30, A. Mile oneny's Are has becoas very strong
and Increased TO 20 per minute Two of lie cnomySs
fratos and steamer have taken nosi..s,3 between
Memelke and nroumse, and maintain an ircssxn. Are
on the la e these islands. lip 10 tie grescnt s.e tho
~. nv has G.ed about 5,0co bonbsheils
kI5A M--fbe eremy's cannnnade is concentrated m
tLe III .rcss but slnce A. ~ I. has stie diminishod
our t.itcee The slo Of sandham have been worked
III sas eess that tLs ensmys shps cnFagcd before
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Commercial Intelligence.


LONDON, August N-12 O'Clock M.-The English funds
keep very steady with but slight fluctuations. Consols
opened at last nights closing prices 9l 91 for mo-
ney and time. Reduced at 91 e17s and the new per
centsat 92h q a2I.
O'Clock 7. M-The stock market has been very quiet,
with scarcely any business doing Consols continue at
91 a91I reduced have been dealt in at Oh 921s
exchequer bills, 13s. to les. prem.
The business in foreign securities is confined chiefly to
Turkish.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28
FIRST STOCK OF
New Fall and Winter Dry Goods!
ALEXANDER. CONN,

rs receiving direct from the Eastern cit,
= les, his first general assortment OF Dry
Goods for this Falls trade comprising every.
thing new, elegant and fashionable. to he found
in the Eastern Markets. This stock, is the
largest and best we have ever receirad and will
be disposed of at such prices as will make it
the interest of all persons wishing to purchase
good Goods ut low prices to call and examine
the styles and prices the assortment contains
Ladies' Dress Goods of all descriptions White
Goods, Embroideries, laces and Edgings
Dress Cloak and Mantilla Trimmings Bon.
net Ribbons, Artihcials, Fringes, Braids, Gimps
ETC., etc. Housekeepers will find very full
stock of Housekeeping and Domestic Goods
A full assortment Of best makes and qualities
Irish Linens and Shirting Muslins kept con.
stantly on hand also. French Cloths and Gas.
simeres, Satinets. with general assortment oi
Gents Furnishing goods. .....
THE NEW PIiILADElPHfA BLANKETS. s.-These ex'
cellent Blankets will be kept constantly oil
hand throughout the season,
The Cash System has been adopted and will
be henceforth rigidly adhered to, as being for
the mutual advantage of buyer and seller. Our
motto, therefore, for the future is CnEAP FOE
CAsu.
The inducements offered are. il Is thought
sufficient 10 amply repay the trouble OF an ex
animation, which is respectfully solicited from
| all persons whether desiring in become pur
| chaSers or not. ALfA, CONN.
| oct 'S5
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28
FREE LOVE AssoCIATIONs.

We trust that the following appropriate
and eloquent extract from the Patriot and
Union will be generally coPied,Tln the
name of law. civilization, humanity and
Heaven, let 'lhis monster vice be crush
ed:'
Free Love Associations undermine the
foundations Of society, and tend to make
fearful ruin Of the temple Of our happI-
ness and hopes. In The garden OF the
heart there are many bright beautiful and
precious flowers. whose gay iin's gladdens
and whose perfume gives delight; but,
like miltlewed blast, The poisonous breath
Of these associations comes, and all the
flowers droop, wilher anddie. True love
is the silken band that binds our hearts TO-
gelher in kindness, amhy aud sociability a
il is the golden cord letdown from Hea-
ven to. draw us lhither but this foul de-
mon would break the band and cut the
cord, and lei man run wild without any
tender and humanizing attachments, with
out any inspiring or cheering hope, II
Eis the bright North Star set over the throne
of God. IN guide man on his journey up
ward. but this gian. monster would quencf
II, aud light fire which can only dazzle
and scorch, and burn. Shall chastity
The brightest gem in woman's coronet o
virtues, be torn out aud tramplca in tht
mire! Shall her heart loose its suscep
tibillty of warm, tender and holy love
Shall all the purity and virtue which 'adorr
society be remembered only to be secuted
and scorned by brutal debauches :! LIE
all those who profess to love reform, ant
those who see and feel the enormiiy o
!. This late iniquily, sound the alarm, AM
cease no, from their labors until this mon
: ster vice is crushed
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28

PRoTRAcrED MEETI>G.--There is al
this time in progress, series OF meetings
in The NJ. p. Church on 5lh street, under
the PASTORAL charge Of Rev. John Burns.
Much religious interest is manifested by
she pastor and meu,bers Of rhe church,
The congregations are very large and the
word proclaimed, seems TO produce sal
u,ary impression upon the minds and
hearts Of the hearers. In view Of the
glory of God, and the present and future
Happiness of,our fellow cilizens, we hope
and pray that great prosperity may attene
the well menl and well directed labors o.
our efficient past'r.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28
NswFalIand Winter Goodst
AT
@, & J. sG0TT's,
FnR lass.

WE are now opening in our new build
w ing, on Market ST., one Of the largest
and most extensive stocks OF Fail and Winter
Dry Goods. Trimmings DC. ever received.
Our stock Of dress goods we believe is much
fuller and richer than any We have heretofore
received, comprising the newest and richest
goods In Market. Riack Dress and Mantilla
Silks, from 40c to ST is; Rich Barred aud
Striped do Plain and Fancy colored Silks OF
extra fine quality and new styles French
Merinos and Cashmcres French Delains Of
the richest patterns; American and English
do all wool nlain delaines Persian's, DC.
French Merno Paids, new patterns; Cling
hams prints, ETC., will be sold at the lowest
possible prices
DoMrsrIc GooDs-Yar! wide Crown Muslins
at 81 cents heavy do 7 TO &c; bcached do,
good article. 6N cents; fine do 10 70 w !:
| Pillow Case Muslin and Linen Sheetlng
Muslin and Linen, yards vide; Diapers and
Crash, Tickings, checks, ETC.. VIII be sold at
very low prices
stock Of Fall aud Winter BoDnets. Bedford
and English straw, colored Brilliants and Bel
grade, Split -Straws, with relied edge, etc, etc.
MlLLlSLRY DEPARrMESr.--We are munufac-
turing extensively under the personal super
intendeuce of Miss Armstrong, from New
York, the latest French styles of Satin, Silk,
Velvet and Mourning Bonnets Dress caps and
head dress, stock Of which is kept CONSTANT
iy ON hand and made at The shortest notice to
order Every pains will be taken to please
the taste and give satisfaction 10 our numer.
ously increasing customers in this department
Bonnets Of the late French patterns now re-
ceived.
SHAwLs SuAwLs l--Broeha, square and long,,
Vt the richest patterns Stella do, an entirely
new article Printed Cashmere long aud square
Wooden Shawls at very low prices.
TRIMMIyes IN EvIRY VARIETY We can oiter
at this time the most extensive stock OF Dress
Trimming in the city; Walered Gallons from
6k TO &c, of olack and the richest fancy col
ors Marabo and Moss Trimmings, something
very rich aud entirely new Velvet. Plush and
fancy trimmings in every variety cords and
TasSsls, Frirges, Trimming Laces, Gloves.
e,c.; hair Fronts and Curls, Moliair head Drops
' etc, etc.
EMsRoIprRIEs--Superb French Collars, cham
A setts and- -Undersleeves, Jacennet and Swiss
. Edgings and Insertings, new patternsi SWISS
i and Jscconet Flouncngs, etc.; large assort
4 ment Of full and half mourning collars, chem
. isettes and sleeves, DC.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28
oct. Oily.
Administrator's Notice.


pY virtue of an order Of sale from the
DProbate court within and for the county OF
Jefferson in the State of ohio, and to me d.
rected. will offeriRtpublic sale on The 18th
day OF Dec. A D. 1855, between the hours of
10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. M, on said
day at the residence of Elizabeth Gosnell( Widow
in Wells Township, In he county aforesaid,
all the right, title and interest of Henry Cos
rell deceased--ln the following described real
estate, to wit: The undivided eighth part of u
part Of the north half Of section no. II, in
Township no. Of range no. 2, in the district
Of land, sold at Sleubcnvllle, ohio. containing
one hundred d so acres, more or less, being the
same tract Oh parcel Of Ian d Of which the late
John Gosnell died seized, subject TO the widow
Gosnellis right Of dover in said premises. Al.
so at the same time and place will offer at
public sale all the right title and interest Of
the said Henry Gosnell deceased. in the follow.
lug real estate, to wit: The undivided eighth
part of part Of the south east quarter of see.
tion no. % in Township no. S, VI range no. Q
in the district of land sold at Steubenyille
ohio, bounded and described as folow $, to vii
Beginning at Limestone in the south east
corner of said section, thence west l63 3 perches
to sand stone, thence north 9S perches to {
sand stone, thence east 3,3 perchcs TO a lime
store, thence south 81 perches to the place o
egmning--contaiping one hundred acres
Innre or less ... '-
Terms of sale One half of the purchase
money to be paid at The time of sale, the bal
ance in one year with interest, To be securet
by note and mortgage on said premises.
-, ~ . JOSEPH G. M'CLEARY,
Admir- Of the estate at Henry Gosuell. dec d
Warrenton nov. ID 55-5t.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28
Cheap and Fashionable Clothing !
AT
IONEs H0FMAYER,s
wHnLEsALE AND RETAIL


CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Market ST. Three Doors above Fourth,
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO,
The best assortment Of Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps evor offered in steubenville.
THE UNDERSIGNED has just receiv-
| and is adding weekly to his large and gen
eral assortment Of Ready Made clothing, the
latest STYLES as they come out, to which he di-
reefs the attention Of his friends aud the puD..
lie, assuring them that he is prepared to sell
every description of goods. at rices lower
than has ever been purchased in this section
Of the State 10 pontof style quality or du-
raLility. his Goo DIS cannot be excelled in this
or any other Western Market. His prices are
Uniform, and the public may feel confident that
they will at all lines receive the worth Of their
money.
| 1t will be to the interest Of all to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. as his
Cloihing is made TO order, he is satisfied that
he is able to sell better goods--at lower prices
than any house IN the city.
]. HoFMAYER, Market street,
three doors above Fourth, Steub
ort. Q4-fy
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28
Grrt Amtrllall.
: The CITIZENS BANK still continues to
pay interest on deposits. D. MOODY.

'as h-5s There has been movement on
foot during the past week, to have vocal
( music introduced as science, in The pub
lie schools Of this place. The board of
education have consented to have Aiaughl
in school hours, and as one Of the branch
es Of education; but as the school fund
= is not in such condition as 40 employ
teacher, it has been proposed TO pay a
teacher by subscription Of the parents Of
the scholars attending the schools. Mr..
w. d. McLain, "a teacher Of high rppula'
tion, is now amongst us and is 10 he en-
gagged for this purpose. Mr.. McLaIn
comes highly recommended, and as he
has been engaged for some time in m-
slruciing children in this science, there is
no doubt but ha, he will be well patroni.
xed. There is new feature in his mode
OF instruction, which will be Of great ad.
vantage; he teaches 10 write as well as
read music, SO that the scholars will be
able todispense with printed music books
As to his reputation as ateacher, we cop,
below an article we no ticed some tim
ago in the Buckeye State.
'sMt. McLain is finished musician
. and has deservedly high reputation as
imusical teacher. We dropped in on Sat
urday last, TO his rooms in the basemer
story Of the Presbyterian church, wher
we found him with class of some sev
en,y or eighty pupils, alarge majority G
whom were evidently progressing unde
the guidance Of correct musical manage
ment."
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28
STEuBEEvlLLE AND INDIANA RAILRoAt


STEUBENvILLE AND INDIANA RAILROAD.
--By,an inspection Of The advertisement,
in another column, it will be seen. that
the Mail Train for Newark, oil and after
Monday next will leave this city lat $3.50
A. NJ, instead of 7:l5 as formerly. The
Cadiz Train will leave the same hour as
formerly, but will make tue trip hence
forth, in less time.
We also learn, that the new and excel
lent boat. the "Fairy Queen" takes the
place of the ''Clara Fisher" on the riv-
er. and will leave our port on Monday
evening, for Pittsburgh. ~.
The Fairy Queen and Venture will now
form permanent connection BY river
between the Pennsylvania Central and
the Sleubenvile and Indiana Railroads.
Herald.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28
medical Hall Re.opened.

nR. LOUIS KELLS having 're-opened
~ this we'll known Drug establishment. soli-
cts the attention of Physicians and the public
generally, to his we'll selected stock Of Drugs.
Medicines, Chemicals. Perfumery. etc. II is.
the design to render this establishment all that
can be desired in city Prescription and Retail
store.
Every care and attention will be given 70
Prescriptions, and no medicine dispensed with.
out having been previously subjected to strict
examination. Every facility will be afforded
Physicians to examine and test the quality Of
any article supplied by this store Determined
to keep the best qualify Of everything IN this
line of business, the public can confidently re-
ly upon any articles parcaased at the
Aug. LILY. MEDICAL HALL.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28

STILL LARGER YEnD OF CoRN,--We
are informed by Mr.. John Hickey. jr., re-
siding in Wells Township, Jefferson Co.
Ohio, one mile below Lagrange, that one
acre Of his bottom land produced 1913
bushels of shelled corn. This is five bush
els more than the hIIl land Of Mr.. s. H.,
Johnston of the same township. The
TRuR AMERICAN circulales somewhat ex-
tensiyely in Wells, and Amcricanism is
triumphant, is it thesefuse TO be wonder
ed at, that their corn should flourish, and
tia! Wells township shsald beat the
world! -,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-28


ISFLUENzA.-rhis is very common
disease al this season of The year, and
frequently leads to deep seated coughs
and oflenlimes Consumption. TO those
who may be troubled in that way. we
advise TO read the following notice, and
act accordingly: Y,
From The Pittsburgh Morning Post.
Oct. %, 1852. ... 4
NzA.--One Of The best medicines
for the cure Of Influenza, that can be found
in The country, is Dr. Keyser's Pectoral
Syrup. We have tried il, and take great
pleasure in bearing testimony to ils etfi'
cscy. There is no humbug about il. Al
this season Of the year, when one half oI
our cilizens are sneezing and coughing
i, should be known tha: afew spoonsfu
uf,his medicine will, in half day, worl
perfect cure. Reader. if you have
Cold take our advice, and buy . boltl,
, VI Dr. KeySer'S Pectoral Syrup.
Il may be had at Henins g. MeNin's Q
this place.