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GU n p Q WIDER

II nAIE row on hand, and will hereafter keen CON-
L stantkdpply Of the following articles:
DupOnl's Celebrated Rifle and Sporting Pow
der. incanisters, quarter, half and whole kegs;
Tennessee lIlasiing, in kegs Of ~ los and bbs Of
100 lbs;
Safety Fuse, made by Toy, Bickford Co--wausn:ed
superior
Railroad Contractors Miners and the trade generally,
supplied at the lowest market rates
~ All orders shall meet with prompt attention.
WALTER SCOTT. Ag't for Manufacturers.
~" Office withE 5. CHEATHAN Co, corner OF Spring
nd College streets ianl6f
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RATIS-JUST PUBLISHED SEW

~ RATIS-JUST 2UBLISHED.-AS NEW DIS.
SECONEkl IN &EDICINT.-A fen trsrds ca BE
d1E0t f-a;tglsat, without medicine Of SpermatosrEes
Local Weakness Nervous Debility, Low spirits lass.tIde
Weakness OF the Limbs and the BACK Bdisrosi:vn and
Incapaety for Study and Labor Dizziness of apprehension
Loss Of Memory. Aversion Society Love af solitude
TiHlidity SeEDsrust Dizziness Headache ir7uluptary
Discharges Pains in iAe Side Affection C the Ewes Pm-
pies the Face, Sexual and other InfrmJcs in Man
From q fisa~f f DR.. u DsLqae.l
The important t.c ti tsg alarming e0mua:nts NAV
easily be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE this tract
Clearly demonstrated and the entirely rev and highly sue
cesstu treatment, adopted b. the Author, fully ex.
planned, BY means of which every is enabled @ en-.
h'ns Pfrectt end at he tast gossts ccs: Avoiding
thereby, eli the advertised nostrurns Of he dsv
Sent 20 any address gratis AID post free ia sealed e.
yeope 6y RENTING post paid two postage stamps to DE-
u. DELANEY, u Lispendard street, New ! urk.
sepi3-Gyn
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MIGHT SHIRTS AND NIGHT CAPS.-Just
received lot of fine night shirts also supply of
iuhtcs psof silk and cotton lined, for sale BY
dec 6-tfg MYERS 4 McGILL.
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CO. Ega -

DAVIS SWAMI,
OLESALE GROCERS,
AUCTION L COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. IS Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
HAVE in store an unusually large and select stock
of Groceries, Liquors. Wines &c. all of this seasons
npora0ns by the most recent arrivals from New Orleans
Cincinnati and Pittsburg, among which
435 hhds New Crop Sugar, of all grades, from me-
dunn 10 very ine
Is hhds White Chrystalized Sugar;
500 barrels and 15-barrels; Molasses;
$50 bags New Crop Rio Coffee;
so bags Old Govern ment Java Coffee;
100 bbls Loaf Sugar, all qualities;
80 bbls lest Crushed Sugar No. /;
so 0bls Crushed Sugar, second quality;
IS boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Black Teas:
20 terces Carolina Rice fresh;
% bbls No 3MackereI; ceroons Indigo:
100 boxes Cod Fish; 500 bxs assorted Glassware:
100 boxes Scotch Herrngs; 500 kegs Wheeling Nas all
500 boxes W r. Cheese; sizes;
100 boxes Fox Pearl Starch; 100000 Havana Cigars;
80 bags Pepper; leo boxes Melee do:
25 bags Spice; IT'S boxes Va and Ky To-
3 tierces Dutch Nader; bacco various Qualities:
100 boxes Star Candles
The above stock will be added during the season by
weekly arrivals from New Orleans Cincinnati and Pitts
burg by which intend making our stock always large
and well assorted and invite the attention of country
merchants visiting Nashville to give goods and prices
careful examination, house in the South West will
hold out greater inducements than we intend to do
DAVIS L SWAMI.
7. S-We VIII have regular Auction Sales every TUES
DAY throughout the season. d. =.
ian16-if
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A. C. FARIS
SOMETHING NEW

SOMETHING NEW
WE having completed our Shop, and put up all
w machines are ready to do all kinds of Carpenters
work on the shortest notice. SASH, DOORS BLINDS,
M0ULDINGS of all sizes BANISTERS, WINDOW and
DOOR FRAMES of all sizes, completely BOXES of all
kinds On hand at all times; CIRCULAR WORK of any
kid done LUMBER of all kinds dressed or sawed to any
size from quarter of inch to thirty inches
Persons wanting any thing in line, would do well to
give call before purchasing elsewhere deter
minedtO do all of our work WELL and give perfect satSAc
ton, and cheap II be done. AllwOI delivered
to any house in town without cost Shop Broad street,
west ofthe Nashvileaud Chattanooga Railroad, where
will be found at all times ready to wait any person that
wants work. CRENSHAW 4 FAIRS.
jan26-ly.
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EOR SALE offer for sale one of the best Farms in
Davidson county OF the 1t contains 100 acres
lying the East bank of Stones River miles from
Nashville, and near McWhirtersve and mile above
the mouth OF Stones Rivergood spring of never-fAling
freestone water also fine pher spring near the prem
ses; fftyve cleared; 1rnprovements-one story
frame. rooms, good cedar kitchen crib stables &C.
TERNs- cash, balance twelve months credit. For fur
does II Deadrick St
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CIGARS! CiGAiIS!!
2O,OOOE2PsdEssaiSGs r H ss: so Gss P.
Of the following Brands Jupiters La Favoiia Ia Tia.
benera; La Pedro GARLIC, Napoleon, Pensadosa. With
various other brands Of choice Tobacco. Little INDIAN
corner Cherry aud Cedar streets.
dec5-f j. MOORE.
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JAMES v. z HENRY. JAMES = CULLOA.
McHENRY s. CULLOM,
ATTYS AT LAW AND S0LICITuRS IN cHkNCERY,
Livingston, Tenn,
WILL practice regularly in the Circuit and ChaneeTy
w Courts of the counties Of White Fentress Oyertua
and Jackson.
Tie COLLECTION Of dJts and all other business entrusted
to them, will receive prompt attention.
octlS-w till ian 'j5
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n n. A. Q
SELLING AT COST.
I'VE have hand three fine Coaches, e--SSsS>sESsa
w four fine Rockaways for four or SIX 419ssSSS-sz
persons and ten fine Bgge some of them with two seats
all OF which will sell for less than cost either for cash
on credit Persons wanting Carriages for nothing vii
please to cai nd them No. So North Market street
opposite the Nashville Inn.
oct3-n MYERS & CARTER.
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FRED SLOAN. CRooKsBAHxs.
CARRIAGES AND DUGGIES.
THE undersigned having taken the large and csgs
formerly occupied by the late Fred Sioan will continue
manufacture Carriages and Bugges the latest and most
improved style. All orders left with for work
repairing will be attended to promptly We hope by close
application business to receive sbersl patronage.
~ All work warranted IL months
deca-tf FRED. SLOAN &CO.
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L. H. FRENCH having withdrawn as above from the
firm Of H. s. FRENCH d SONS the business will be con-
Quoted By the undersigned under the firm and style of H.
S. FRENCH son. ii. 5. FRENCH.
ept25 J. G. FRENCH.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.--A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
Il Weare offering for sale Tract of Land near the
BUENA VISTA Turnpike, Immediately adjoining the
beautiful residences of John p Ervng Walter Scott and
j. P. Wiles. The Tract contains THlRTY-0NE ACRES,
is of fine SOIL all very heavy tmbered and will be sold
ow Call on LINDSLEY g. CROCKETT,
nov5-tf SO College st.
CTRAYED OR sTOLEN-A Black HOUND.
y D0G-low and heavy made. | will pay ES-ssss sSS,s
liberal reward for his delivery at my Office on9h-=@.
Cherry street.
noyll-tf W. L. BOYD, Jr.
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EREsH ARRIVALs.-2OO HHDs. SUGAR
EMPTY BOXES.

WE HAVE for saea lot Of LARGE EMPTY BOXES
w suitable to codtsin Coal; they would also BE con
Eenfent for grain and and other purposes.
RAHAGE & CHURCH.
uov22 ~ College street
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.

I'VE are Offering Tor sale that desirable BUILDING
w LOT on Vine adjoining the residence of John
ga TIE lot fronts 50 Vine street and back
80 feet Two-tnirds OF the purchase money remain
On 6oud and mortgage the lot for years if desired.
spplvto LINDSLEX a CROCKETT,
septz4. 81 College street
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j. ii. CURREX.
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN


DEGS LEAVE TO inform his friends and the s--r----
ID public generally that he keeps constantly tz--'"S
hand Collins Of every description from the plaiDes
the 6ne Metallic alright and arexhauSied COT
FMS the best in for preserving the Corps together
with good Hearses and Horses and everything necessary
for bursls.
All orders left my ware-ruo, No. 81 Cocpers Building
Cherry street, will be promptly attended to, both Gay or
night. my3l-u J. II. CUE&EN.
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COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY
associated the Wholesale GrCcerY Gem
mission, Receiving and Forwarding Business, Mr.. VII
LIAM PHILLIPS OF Nashville uajer the and style
of LANIER 4 PHILLIP
nOv2 Z. II. LANIER.
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CONE ONE. COME ALL
VI. A. q }. e.. McCLELLAND,
AT THEIR
MAGNIFICENT STORE ON COLLEGE STREET,
Nos. 81 and 50.
ITAVE on hand the magnificent assortment of ele
/ CANT Rich Goods ever offered in this market Our
Of heavy goods is also very complete and prices
cannot fa please Many Of these goods have beens
secured within The past few days. and having been bought
greatly less than cost OF Importation feel delcacy in
saying that give greater satisfaction in prices than
be found in any other house in the city. Strangers
buying goods in this market will money by calling
and looking at our stock, at McCLELLANDS'
Metropolitan Store
octl9 Nos "a and SO College street
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
WISH to Rent for two years the place which now
live miles from Nashville on the MuTfreesboro Turn
pike containing 10 acres 40 As cleared. II is
beautiful place. Apply at No. So Cedar Street.
now REES W PORTER
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booksellers Canvassers and Book Agents supplied On
be most liberal terms.
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DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS.

DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS.
TUST received this day of the finest and most beau
ed uy selected stock of Meerschaum Pipes ever brought
10 this city.
Also very beautiful 10: of Stems, Of which are OF
Cherry.
Also Amber Mouth Pieces; Tobacco Pouches Rnd Bags
All of which we respectfully invite tie attention OF
the public call aud examine II no trouble for US to
Sho1 our Goods LYONS d Co.
jy7 ~ Cedar street.
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NASHVILLE NURSERY AND FRUIT GARDENS,

NASHVILLE NURSERY AND FRUIT GARDENS,
TWO ni.s North of the city, betwee- Gallan and
Il Louisville Branch Turnpkes ana nesr the line Of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
The Proprietor has for sale collection Of the best
rety of FRUIT TREES offered in Tennessee; among
which will found APPLES. PEARS, PEACHES
CHERRIES, PLUMS, APRiC0TS, NECTARINES, &C.
large and wellrootsd and srGrranfsI true to name.
Also Evergreen and Deciduous Ornamental Trees and
Shubbery.
Trees sGd Plants will be put up in good order and de-
liyered, If desired, at any point in Nashville
- PRICES LOW.
Call at the Nursery, send in your orders Address
l.. c. LISHY,
jan6-dwGtwlt+ Nashville Tenn.
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GROCERIES.
GRoCERy;,s. ;

THE FOLLOWING COMPRISES N PART CUR
I STOCK which is nearly complete, which euablesus
10 offer Inducements TO purchasers ttt
75s begs Ra Havana Lag 20 boxes tougbtou BitteTs;
uyTssnd Java Coffee go casks English Soda
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MAN KNOW THYSELF."

an Iavajaatla Book ior % cents "Ey7y Family
should hare a Copg."
TWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold inlcSs eFFIEssz
L than months. \ edition, revised [lsEEsZ
and improved, jgst issued SY
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JEM DAVID. DE HEBREM PLAsrER.

JuIyl-dlrw&w-cm.
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: ."-T"-l- = u Q. -BALDN IN.
.. Persons wanting these mills in Bedford, Franklin
or Lincoln counties, will address j. T. DRoxGooLE at
Shelbyville In Warren Cannon or Coffee counties ad
dress A. s LANGLEY at Nashville Tenn In Montgomery
Rutherford Williamson Wilson and Sumner COUNTIES adj
dress H. CARVER Nashville Tenn. sep2-w6m-
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-02-08
From the Ohio State Journal.

How TO Make Know NOthings.
John Mitchell is fast making himself
notorious. If he was never any wiser
than he appears to be at the present time,
it is certainly no wonder that he totally
failed to accomplish any good for his ma
tive land.
In a late number of the "Citizen," the
Irish paper established by him in New
York, he essays to give advice to the Irish
companies in Massachusetts, that have
been disbanded by order of the Governor
of that State. We copy the following ex-
tracts from il that our people may see the
folly and recklessness of this man:
For every musket given in to the State
Armory, LET THREE DE PURCHASED FORTH
WITH let independent companies be
formed, thrice as numerous as the dis.
banded corps--there are no Arms Acts
here yet-and LET EVERY "FoREIGNER" BE
DRILLED AND TRAINED, AND HAVE HIS ARMS
ALWAYS READY. For you may be very
sure having some experience in that mat
teri that those who begin by disarming
you, mean to do you mischief.
Be careful not to truckle in the small
est particular to American prejudices.-
YIELD NOT SINGLE JoT OF YOUR OWN
FOR you HAVE AS GOOD A RIGHT TO YoUF
PREJuDIcEs AS THEY. Do NOT BY ANY
MEANS, SUFFER GARDENERS BIBLE 1.-THE
Protestant Bible) TO BE THRUST DowS
YOUR .THRoATs. Do not abandon your
post, or renounce your functions, as citi'
zens or as soldiers, but after resort to the
last and highest tribunal of law open tc
you; keep the peace attempt no ode
monstrations !" discourage drunkenness
AND STAND TO YOUR ARMS.
1t is hardly to be concei ed that The
madness Of faction and the insolence o
race, will proceed to such length as tC
disarm independent companies, or private
men. lT THEY DO, THEN TUE CoNsTITU
TIoN IS AT AN END THE ALLEGIANCE YoI
HAVE SWORN TO THIS REPUBLIC Is ANNULL
I'D.
Would to God that thoughtful and jus
Americans would bethink themselves il
time. They are strong; they far outnum
Der the foreign born: they are proud ant
flushed with national glory and prosper
ity: doubtless they CAN, If they will, d.
great and grievous wrong to a race tina
has never Wronged them but serious
ly, earnestly WE ASSURE THEN, THE NAT
URALIzED CITIZENS WILL NOT SUBMIT
This senseless feud must be reconciled
there must be peace; peace, or else AVA
OF EXPERIMENTATION. We are here, o.
American ground, either as citizens, o
AS ENRMIEs.
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MONEY MATTERS IN New YORK The
N, Y Pos, says:
The features oil the money market con.
tinue 10 brighten. Specie and money
ooutinueJto accumulate. Money rOters
grow weaker daily. Borrowers diminish,
especially the heavy ones, and we have
an improvement arising at once from a
lessening demand and increasing supply
still in progress. The improvement,
based on an accumulation Of hard money,
cannot be effected by failures, however
large, especially when expected. There
is great discrimination exercised in the
selection Of paper, while the supply oj
first class is diminishing
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YALENrINE,s nav.

Wednesday the l4th inst, is Valentines Day, the
day upon which lovers are licensed to make overtures
to one another by an exchange of sentiment through
those missiles OF love- called Valentines. 1t is hoped
.thnt the practice Of sending those hOuid look
Ing pictures into families, will be susponsod with
and instead, seek something more refined, something
that will be more appropriate. Mr. Harding has on
hands an assortment Of very beautiful Valentines
Go and see them.
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Proposed New Liquor Law in Maine.

Proposed New Liquor Law in Maine.
The Maine papers contain copy of a
proposed new Aor law, drawn up by
Neal Dow, and laid before the Special
Temperance Committee Of that State
The bill is very stringent. For the first
sale Of liquor the penalty is q fine of $50
and four months in Jail if the fine is not
paid, two months additional second con.
viction, $50, and costs, and six months in
Jail, with three months additional if the
fine is not paid j; on the third conviction
S 100 and costs, with one year in the State
prison, with six months additional if the
fine is not paid. In each case bond o
81, 900 not to sell again for one year i
to be given in default, four months adj
ditional imprisonment. No person is 4
be a manufacturer or common seller d
spirituous liquor, except as is provided bI
the statute, under penalty of 5000 fin
and one year in the State prison for th|
first offenSe, to be increased to five year
on the third ofense no action for the re
covery of liquors illegally sold to be al
lowed, nor against any officer for seizin
and destroying liquors when the warran
isissued by competent court Any pei
son found intoxicated to the dsturbanc
of the peace, to be sentenced to the Hous
of Correction for four months, unless b
discloses where he procured the liquo
Exprcssmen, railroad companies, an
steamboat companies who convey liquc
illegally into the State, to be fined for eaC
package SO conveyed, $40 and costs fC
, the first ofFense, $50 and costs for the 81
: cond, and $50 and costs with one monI
in jail for the third.
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BRANDY DRops.-The Boston Travel
ler says the statements which have been
published by temperance papers relating
10 the sale Of brandy in gum or candy
drops have been disbelieved but we
have the proofpositive that they are sold,
and that too in great quantities. While
in one of our largest confectionery stores
a short time since we had the curiosity to
examine an article of confectionery which
we found to contain brandy. One Of
these gum drops will hold about Thin
Bile full OF brandy. 1t would not take
many of these to make a person unused
to liquors drunk, They are very com.
mon, and the practice of selling alcohol
ic liquors enclosed in candy drops is per-
feCtly outrageous.
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CIROuLAR FOX CHASE.

We are authorised to state that there will be q
SCircnlar Fox Chase" come of in this neighborhood
on the l7h inst There mrespot expected, and all
are invited to attend and participate in the capture
Of some will Reynard The points Of starting are
as follows: East line running from Samuel NJ Ghee'S
to the widow Lucas; North, from thence to Samuel
Montgomery; West, to Reuben Dickason's; South
to Samuel MGhee's. taking in about twelve miles
Of territory. Closing point-On the bottom land o
M'Clintick's farm, formerly owned by Levi Rice
Time oistartng past eight o'clock A. NJ, pro
cisely. No guns will be allowed on the ground
Captains--John Thompson, Samuel NJ Ghee, Ali
son Brown, and ]. d. Brown.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-02-08

A TAILED RACE.--One Of the novel
ties in London, as an exhibition. are a
man, woman, and child, Of the tribe Of
MAN Mans. or tailed people from Gen.
trail Africa. DR.. Sexton lectures on them
before crowds of visitors, three times a
day. Ladies are not admitted, except
when Mrs. Sexton is their exposition
How Lord Monbodo, (who believed in
mermaids and satyrs, and contended
that tine human race originally had tails
and were of the great monkey family,
would have exulted over the NAM Mans
who actually have what are called StumPS
if not actual tails. The exhibition is al
present one Of the best attended in Lon
don.
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sears, PIctorIal works for 1855,

The attention Of the reader Is solicited to the al'
vsttisement Of Agents wanted for the series Of Pic
torial books Issued from the press Of Mr.. Sears
These books huve met aud are meeting with large
sale throughoutihe Unon and the three latest pub
lications, Russia illustrated" "China and India"
and "Tbnllihg lncidenh in the Wars Of the United
States, are in every way equal to the other works in
point Of attraction aud interest What he wishes
ioobtan Is, competent Agents in every section Of the
country. The feadiness Of their sale offers grca; n
duccmenh for persons to embark in their disposal,
sad Is they arc Of high moral and unexcepIonable
rbsraee. lhere are none but who eau conscientious.
L contribute ~ their circulation. ANY person wish
ing 70 embark in tho enterprise, will risk little BY
sending 70 the Publisher S25 for which he will re-
eeivs sample copies Oi the various works (at whole
sslspdOes carefully boxed, insured, and directed, ai
fordlag very liberal per siniage to the Agent for
BE trouble With these he will soon be able to as.
certain the most saleable, and order accordingly.
VTCataloguss containing full particulars, forward.
"a 70 al parts d tho country free Of postage on Op.
plcation.
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HALIFAX. Jan. 80.

HALIFAX, Jan. 80.
The steamship Africa, with a weeks
later news, has arrived.
The news from the seat of war is en-.
tlrely devoid Of interest.
Nothing new had transpired before
Sevastopol.
Negotiations are still in progress, but
nothing is certainly known respecting
their nature.
The chief interest Of the news centres
in the proceedings of the Congress of
Vienna, and hopes Of peace and fears OF
war of vast magnitude are equally bal.
anced.
The French and English Ministers al
Vienna have received the necessary
powers 10 reopen negotiations.
Gortschakof, it is understood, has re.
ceiyed written instructions, and his Gov.
ernment, it is rumored, is anxious for
peace.
Efforts are making to obtain the con.
sent of the Allies to an armistic espe.
cially by the Prussian Cabinet.
The approaching Congress of Nations
is more and more talked of. The Daily
News looks for good results fromlhe Con
gress, if the United States takes part.
Letters say that the Swedish army i,
Immediately TO be placed on war foot
ing and increased to $4,000.
THE LATEST.
The very latest dates from the Crimes
are OF the 10TH Affairs are precisely a
before reported. Omer Pasha was a
camp on the 5th but returned TO Varnt
on the 9th. Reinforcements are con
stantiy reaching the Allies. Lord Rag
Ian has sent to India for the 10th Hus
sars. The Turks in the Crimea are +
be made up TO 10000 during January
Russian reiniorcements are advancing
. by forced marches. The weather wa
frosty, and some snow had retarded tn
J beseigers. Private Vienna letters sa
that GoFtschakof has been instructed {
accept any terms, except the reductio
! of ihe Russian fleet, and the occupatio
ofRussian territory.