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sidered as not to be found on earth
COMMENTED NAN.

sidered as not to be found on earth-A
COMMENTED NAN.
p. S.-There is no calculating on hu-
man happiness. Since writing the fore
going. the law of indemnity has been
passed, and my friend restored to great
part of his fortune. was absent from
Paris at the time, but on my return has
tened to congratulate him. / found him
magnifcently lodged on the first floor Of
his hotel. Twas ushered, by Q servant
in livery, through splendid saloons, to .
cabinet richly furnished, where I found
my little Frenchman reclining on o
couch. He received me with his usual
cordiality; but / saw the gayety and be-
nevolence Of his csuntenance had fed be
had an eye Of care and anxiety. a
[ congratulated him on his rood for
tune. "Good fortune" echoed be: "bah.
| have been plundered Of prinoely for
tune. and they give me pittanes e N
indemnity"
Alas! found my late poor and con-
tented friend one Of the richest and most
miserable men in Paris. Instead of re-
joicing in the ample competency restored
to him, he is daily repining at the super
fluffy withheld. He no longer wanders
in happy idleness about Paris, but ia 0
repining attendant in the ante-chsmbers
of ministers. His loyalty has evaporated
with his gayety, be screws his mouth
when the Bourbons are mentioned, and
even shrugs his shoulders when be hears
the praise OF the king. In . word be 10
one ofthe many philosophers undone BY
the law of indemnity, and bis case is des.
perate, for | doubt whether even another
reverse of fortune, which should restore
him to poverty, could make him again .
happy man.
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sy J. c. MCGUIRE, Austie...r

-
V'RU6TEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and eligi-
! bly, situated Improved Real Esnie on the corner
OF 7th and ID streets.-By virtue of deed in trust
bearing date on the 9th day Of June, 1851, recorded
in Liber J. A. s., No. %, foIiOs 2S7 &c the sub-
scrber will sell at public sale, on TUESDAY, the
18th day of May lea5, at 513 O'Clock p. III ON the
premises, part of Lot No 8, in Square No. 457,
fronting IS feet on 7th street west and running bac
"a feet on street north to alley, with the Duild
lnss and improvements, which consist Of well and
substantially built threo story brick warehouse, COW
erlng the whole of said part of said lot
The above property is situated on the corner OF
9TH aud streets, opposite the Ma ional Intelligen-
Ger once, and Is one OF the most desirable and val
uahle business locations in Washington, rapidly en
hancing in value, and offers opportunity fOr in
vestment seldom 10 be met with
The terms Of sale will be: One of the pur-
chase money in cash, ami the balance in six twelve
eighteen, and twentyfOur months, for notes b. airing
interest from day Of SALE secured by deed III trust
upon the property II the terms of sale not COM
piled with in six DAYS after the SALE the property
VIII be resold, al the nsh and expense Of the pup
chaser, upon one weeks notice. All cOnveyanCing
at the expense Of lhe purchaser
CHAS. s. WALLACH, TrIsLea
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
hp D-Stavdn Auelonssr.
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PREMIUM MINERAL WATER.

WE respectfully call the attention Of all per.ons
w who wish to be served with superior MINE
RAJ WATERS, fust such - that we were reward
ed Silver Medal by the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute to our extensive mandatory.
In addition TO the above we also bottle Ale, Por-
ter, Champagne Cider, Root Beer and Mead, all of
which will need but one trial to decide in its being
equal not superior, to anything Of the kind in the
United States.
fresh supply Of the above always on hand.
Orders by mail or given TO our drivers will be
thankfully received and promptly attended 10
Army & SHINN,
Union BOttling Depot,
No. 3 . Green street., Georgetown, ID. c.
an e6-d2w
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FEMALE NAMES There seems to be a
fashion In female names, as well as dress.
A few years ago, sentimental names, of
laHguishing length-you Anna Matthias
and laura Msriss, were oil the rage.
Now we have dlminutivs pet names, the
shorter the better. Here is few of the
latest-Eds, Eva, Ida, Ada, Ella, Cora
and Dora. The stately Elizabeth is
shortened into Lizzie; the sober Ann is
softened into Annie; Harriet becomes
Hattie, and Martha Matte Well, We
like short names, and then, you know,
Lizzie" and Hattie" are so familiar and
endearing.
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Auction Sales.
By G GREEN Il SCOTT, Austioneers

NJ " "A - - " ~ SSoA4S n AuSLsOheeTB
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
III at Aucton-On THURSDAY, the Sd day
of MAY, we shall sell, at the residence of gentle
man decinn: housekeeping, At the corner OF 9Th st.
and Massachusetts, avenue, (the flap will designate
the house) at 10 O'Clock pi., an excellent assort
ment Of Furniture, viz: q
Mahogany sofas, Rocking and other Chairs
Do Bookcase and Secretary, SidebOard -
Do and walnut Dressing and other Bureaus
Do and walnut French and other Bedsteads
Do dining, earn and breakfast Tables
Walnut and other WardrObes and Washstands
Walnut Whatnot -
Git frame Mirror, "a by S6 inches
China, Glass, and Crockeryware and Cutlsry
3py, ingram and other Carpets
Hair and shuck Mattresses and Bedding
Refrigs raiOr, cooking and other Stoves
Ant good lot of Kitchen Requisites r
With many articles which we deem unnecessary
to enumeYate. ....r.-.. ..yr.2
Terms: All sums Of and under. S2s cash over
S25 credit Of 60 and 90 days for notes satsfacto-
ry endorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN & SCOTT,
ap I'D Auctionears.
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EVENING STAR.
THERE ABE NO TEAMS II HEayRg
By JOHN r. sWARrs

met child, his feet were hare:
his weak frame shvered with the cold:
His youthful brow was knit BY care,
HIS flashing eye his sorrow told.
Sald |, "Poor boy, why weepest thou p,
my parents both are desd,n he said;
VI nave not where to lay my head;
y, am lone and friendless nowlD
MOI fnendless, child, Frend on high
rh o. you MS precious blood has given;
Cnesr up, and bid each tear be dry
"Ihere are no tears in heaven.n
saw man in life's gay noon,
Stand weeping o'er his young bride's bier.
"And must we part" he cried so soon y,
AS down his cheek there rolled tear;
aeartsulckeh one, y said I, sweep not;n
weep not!' in accents wild he cried,
But Yesterday my loved one died,
And shall she be so soon forgot.
Forgotten! No! still let her love
Sustain thy heart, with anguish rivsn,
stfIve thou to meet thy bride above,
And dry your tears in heaven.
saw gentle mother weep.
AS 10 iier throbbing heart she prest
IN infant, seemingly asleep,
oil tts kind mothers shet'riag breast
sh snhbs% one, a 'ald .., 1, pray weep no nore;"
now am called TO render up;
=, MY babe has reached DEATHS gloomy shore.
Young mother, yield no more to grief,
nor De by PASSIONS tempest driven,
But nn' IN these sweet words relief,
"There are no tears in heaven.n
Poor trav'ler o'er life's troubled wave
Cast down by grief, overwhelmed by care
There is an arm above can save,
Then yield not thou to fell despair.
Look upward, mOurners, look above,
What though the thunders echo loud;
The sun shines bright beyond the cloud;
linen trust in thy Redeemer's love
Where 'er thy lot in life be cast,
Whste'er of toll or woe be given
be frm-remember to the last
"There are no Tears in heaven.n
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PALMER'S PATENT LEG.

THIS AMERICAN INVENTION ~
!
{ stands unrivaied both in this country Il
lndin Europe. Itisworn by 900 persons, X
and with most astonishing success. In IL
competition with 30 other substitutes Of k
the best French, English, and German E
manufacture, il received the award of the o.
sEKAT MEDAL at the WORLDS EXHIBI- k,-A
ZION IN LONDON, as the best artificial "
limb known. In This country il has been
thirty times exhibited, in competition
V1th all others, AT the annual Fairs i'm the |
principal cines, and has, in everyinstance,
received the award OF the highest or first
premium. And as crowniBg honor, by
the unanimous approval OF an interna- ~
uOnal council, the " First Premium
only Silver Medal given for LInbs-wGs awarded
the inventor, at the New York Crystal Palace.
Pamphlets giving full information, sent gratis to
every applicant. b. FRANK PALMER,
255 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT ROCKS

CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT ROCKS
TE'HE Canal Packet CONGRESS having been
i thoroughly repaired, and put in first rate III
orcer, will commence running On MONDAY, <fkk
the 30th instant, for the transportation of
and light freight between Georgetown and the above
named point, on the most pleasing terms.
The Boat will leave the WHAT of w. H. Ritter for
the Point OF Rocks on every MONDAY, ,WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY mornings at O'Clock, and the
Point of Rocks for Georgetown on TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAYS, at the same hour,
stopping at the different landings along the line for
going and returning
Passage through either way %, shorter distances
at the same raves. That is to say, from Georgetown
to Great Falls so cents; Seneca IS cents Edwards
Ferry Sl25; Manocscy Sl50.
Meals served regularly on board the Boat u mod
crate rates
JOHN CRoMBAUGH,
Proprietor,
CHARLES MERRELL,
aP MIN Captain.
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

ID w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under
Il the United States Hotel, has Just received
large supply Of Spring and Summer Goods, and is
now prepared to offer great bargains TO all in want
OF good and fashionable clothing. His GO Ready
made Clothing" will be sold at the following low
prices:
Whsle suits, Coat, PantaloOns, and Vest, OK thin
cloth Oncassimere, for Sl2.
Fine Black FrOck and Dress Goats, from sl0 70
SIS
Good Business Goats for 81.
Black and Fancy Pants, from 81 to 81.
Marseilles and Silk Vests, from S2 TO IS.
He keeps always on hand large assortment OF
fancy articles, such as Shirts, Gloves, Cravals Um-
hrellas, SC.
'sole Agent for the sale of SCOTS Fashions
mar I9-I.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS!
JOHN Il SMOOf,

South side Of Bridge street. seG High,
GEOR8gTowN, d. O.,
HAS received and is now offering a very general
III avOrtnent OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
In his stock will be found a good eescTtnent OF
q reu stvk
Light Spring Silks
Best make black do
Bereges, Grenadines, Tissues
Blk modes and bright cold Challies
Bsrege and Chaley Deianes, Mos~effnes
Real French Chintzes and Briiants
OrgandIe and JacOnet Lawns
Real imp Orted Lawns fast colOrs. at 1910.
Real French and Scotch Bmbroideres, chs8p
Plain striped and plaid Bonnet Ribbons
Embd and plain Linen Cambria HandkerchCfs
agrcat bargain
JacOhet, Swiss, Nainsook, and Plaid Muslins
Rich figured and dotted do
BaiOu's Kid and Ale1andey,s SIX Cloves, all
colOTs
Ladies, Misses, and Gents Hosiery, al kinds
Parasols Of every shade and price
Rich English fast cOOrs Print, At le1 u
With q first rate assortment Of
MEMS AND Boys WEAR.
Also, Sheeiings and Shrtings Of the boei makes In
linens and COtions
Table Cloths, Damasks, Napkins TOwciiings, Fur
nituTe Chintze,, white Spread,
Domestic Goods generally.
Having made large purchases from the Philadei-
phla and New Yerk auctions, am prepared 10 Of
Ter great inducements to casb or prompt customers.
ap l6-lm j. n. SAOTT-
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V'EN DOLLARS REWARR.-Lost,o on
L the 18th instant, between Willards' Hotel and
the City Hall, Portemonnsie, containing three
notes drawn by John ii. and A. w. KirkwoOd In
favor 0i Wm I. Dove, aud by me endorsed, Sl52
each one note drawn by Zephaniah Jones, SloO
IN my favor and BY me endorsed aisoa note dra sn
by William t. Hook, in my favor, for sS4; several
oihsi notes and papers OF recolleetsd. The above
reward will bs paid upon the return OF the uaners
20 the undersigned VIM r DOVE
Am l4-tf
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f. V A n s.
Ra. ooe,a,.s betwesn l2iA and lSth 81,

IA o0eIliIs betWesn lNk and INk as
HAS just returned from the North with a large
Ii large Oitment of Gsntlsmsn's Silk HATS,
which he is selling al 50 each, Of the same quality
usually sold in this city for o.
He likewise has such articles Of wear worth "a
-, which he will dispose OF for q so.
In addition TO the above he has increased his
stock OF Ladies' BONNETS and RIBANDS, which
he is determined TO sell al extraordinary low prices
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NO8LL 4 BOYD,
BLIND MAKERS & &UPHOLSTERERS,

FN OULD respectfully inform their friends and
w the public generally that theygF,-..,s77s
are prepared to attend to all orders SS.--sEzc,s
their lire of business. A@S
All kinds Of UPHOLSTERING a=ls
neatly executed; such as-Cuttng and, ,si=IE
Making Carpets, Fitting down Mating E%i:s
and Oil Cloth, Making and fttisg up ey@@3:
Bed and w WindOw Curtains HAIR Shuck si=lE.
and other Mattresses, Pew and other E4@k'
Cushions, Spring Beds, Lounges, Easy, and Sick
Chairs. We have in store Window Shades and
Trimmings, Cords and Tassels, Split Blinds, Wide
Paper for Curtains. VENETIAN BLINDS made in
any style, and old ditto repaired to look well as
new. All kinds OF old Work repaired, and all or
ders thankfully received and promptly attended TO
for cash, or perfect understanding before hand.
II you want the worth Of your money Just give US
Q call, at No 201 Pa. avenue, south side betw. 9th
and 10th streets mar 3O-n
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Mp. ". HENRY PALMER.
H;THBETO KEOwI As
hsf Is = ksgE n RfIR2

as much pleasure in ntJnnins his friends and
IL uie public In general that he ha, determined
on 20 sang himself in this city, and is prepared 10
receive pupils ;GT instruction on the PIANO FORTE
hAkhONi DECOMPOSITION. lie is permltted
70 rsfeI to Mr. George Riggs, Jr., and Mr. A. T
kiee eknoefer, and any communication addressed 70
nn Al hIbus Il HIt1s music store, Pennsy lvania
avenue, siii have Immediate uiIenrSon
ep l3-u
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IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE NAVY
l. Yard al Public Auction.-On TUESDAY after
noon, May eth at 81 O'Clock, on the premises,
shall sell Lot No. a. in Square No 49, situated at
the corner of south l. and Seventh streets east
fronting AZ feet on south street, by II feet IN
street, with the Improvements, consisting of three
brick and one frame dwelling house
Terms: One fourth cash the residue I'm G. 70 and
and IL months, for notes secured by deed of trust
on the premises, bearing interest
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
ap Sl-eO&ds AucIioneer.
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DAN AWAY.-s1O REWARD-JoHN.

- n - n w - Il .-VIU NEWHhU.-J o II N =,
lComy negro man, aged about 50 years, ran away
from my farm in Alexandria couety. Va, on Mon
day, 18th instant. He stOOps In his walk had on
gray irOck coat and gray pants. He has a wife at
Mr.. A. Gladman'., on 9th street, near the boundary
ia Washington. think he is lurking about there
He also has sisssr at Mr.. Mnrbury's, in George
iowa. JOHN VI. YOUNG,
Coac Maker,
Corner OF az street and Pa. avenue.
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ap l6-u

G'OR SALE-A VERY FINE SADDLE AND
l. BBggy HORSE. The horse is young, -
snt,e and and sound, and Of fine stock; would ~
very pleasant riding morse.
Also, for sale an excellent work horse, perfectly
sound Apply TO No. A Dunbsrton 81 Georgetn.
mar l-lawtf
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FINE WATCHES

FINE WATCHES.
HAVING made a considerable addition to my
Ill stock Of
GOLD HUNTING rAr..r LEVERS, >>kA
and LADIES' wATChks A6
OF first quality, heavy Ia z1Z -
cases.
Also, SILVER WATCHES for boys.
l offer them az greatly reduced prices The
movements are selected with great care, and every
Watch il sodrTdnte3.
Persons IN want Of fine tiRekeeper are invited
70 examine my assortment.
II. SEMKEN,
No. $50 Pa. averrse, betw. 9Th and 10Th rs.
mar 30
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PROSPERIS CORNET BAND NO. l

fhOSf ERI , OOhNEI bAND NU. 1
Mr.. FREDERICK PROSPEkI befs leave to in
wi form his friends and SoTmer patrons that th.
band has been fully s-OrganiLed and 10 sow under
his direction, and he is fully prepared with basd
Of the most Shnuic Musicians in the city, TO fur
nish music for Balls, Parties, Parades, Pic Mics EX
egrsOns, Sc at the shortest notice possible, by ap-
plying 10 FREDERICK PROSPERI, Leader, ,CHAe.
PROSPERI, Conductor; HILBUS & HITS Mu
Rc Depot, or at PETER TALTAVUL'S, opposite
The Garrison, Garrison street, Navy Yard.
feb lq-sfnH
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FISHING TACKLE.

FISHING TACKLE.
II LIMERICK, Virginia, Kirby, Yankee Doodle and
IL GraVitatiOn Fish Hooks
Silk sea Grase, Linen. and Cotton Lines
JOinted Rods a. all prices. from 81 20 50 sseh
Also, Bamboo and Reed Rods
Artificial flies, grasshOppeTs and Ash
einkers Of every description.
Silk worm Cur, Landing Nets, and everything In
oe Fishing Tackle line IsT sale AZ reduced prices.
T. X. LUNDY,
No. i % Bridge street, Georgetown, d. G.
tp 65g
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iAMPBRLL'5 DICTIONARY of Military sci
" snSei Cavalry, III History and Tactics Is Cap
e., Mr2 Y ss of oaesiry f,orsrs, Reg
aausgs ~ Ysorffxy BHSalry
apS -. PRAHeK TAYLOR.
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LOR 5ALE--A Pair of RAY MARES. 7 ,ears
n o.o next spring, well bTr d sound, stylish, a.
- .pinied and capital soers. They are A3S
oiHksn and Pehsedy FREE frOGl tricks, and viii
sui any gsntleman who IL fond of
lbs owner paris with them only because
II - puIpose ls - reuench Lis expenses. They caa
...e' se al soutnren's Qste Brch'D Stable, on l4sh
sneet, s'uth OF Pa. avenue. Por terms, or an oD
sy 10 Iy them, enquire II the countes Of the
apS ST 10 gain
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$4,000 worth Boots & Shoes
RING SUPPLY.
IRON HALL BOOT. SHOE, AND TRUNK
ESTABLISHMENT
Penn evenus, 6etueen Nslth and Tenth strssA,.
lust recsived my Spring assortment OF BOOTS,
y SHOES, and TRUNKS.
Ladies'
isoo pairs Ladies bronze, coIOred and black Caters,
1000 do do do heel do
L6O do do do Slippers &
Ties, 81 to 90
- pnirs ladies morocco and kid Heel Boots and
Misses and CAil6rem.
300 DO misses and childrsns bask, bronze and
cOlOred Caters, 50 to 90
GOO d do cOiored, black, and white kid and
morocco slippers, for May Balls
100 do children's Shoes, all colors, 2j
Gssks, B0ys and Yotahs
HOO Gents Patent Leather and Calf Boots. I 25 10
7O0
i" DO do do Oxford, Cony,
and Kossufs Shoes
900 60 DO kid, cloth, lasting Cony
Caters, l so 10 50
oOo BoyS DO kid, cloth and calf Boots
and Pumps
$500 Youths Shoes Of all descriptiOns
The above stock is perhaps the largest and most
desirable in the city, from which make selections
IL embraces every variety, and will be sold at The
lowest prices s. p. HOOVER
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe and Trunk btabiishmt.
ap 2S-eO4t
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TTNdlS II TO 3IV0 HOFICE that the
4 subscribed hath ostaised from the OTphan's
Count of Washington county. In the Districl of Co
lumbia, letters Of administration the personal %
tate of VIM. Gibson, late OF Washington county, Dc
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or
before The 2lst day Of April next they may other
wise by Law bs excluded from all benefit of The said
estate.
Given under my hand this alst day or April, lsaa.
her
CATHARINR - GIBSON,
mark.
ap23 isw6w Adminisratrix.
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
THE subscriber ha, always on hand a sssor.
1 mcnt OF German and American PI7x~
AMOS, from the very best manufactured "H
which he offers for sale at lower prices
than can be purchased in the District Of Columbia
and TN the most accommodating terms. All Pianos
purchased from me are warranted 10 give satisfac
ton.
Old Pianos taken In exchange.
Il. REiSS, Professor OF Music,
G, betw. Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
eb 6I3ms
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W IL L A RD'S HOTEL,
Old Point Comforf. Va.

Old Point Comfort, Va.
THE PropnetOrs take great pleasure in informing
\ toeH many friends and L. public generally that
us nAshlncent Summer Hotel !. now being fitted
up In the modern and comfortable syIe fo, the
coming season. The house will be opened on the
~ ot June, with nothing Jeff unprovided that may
Rromote The coofOrt and happiness OF its guests.
nc PfOpnetors also take much pleasure in saying
that tnsy will be prepared and happy 10 aooOmmo
cate cate from tss iTst Of My any who may favor them
board per day ...............,.........,..a2 90
Dy he week per day ay-............... ] -
BY tEs month, per day y..,......, 2s
Baths free for the guests.
p@u G. e. WILLARD pROs
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may l.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-04
Arrival Of the America.
FALL OF SEVASTOPOL.
New YORK, Sept. 81.

@'E" Ohh3 SVpt.
The Cunard steamship America arrived
at Halifax this forenoon, with European
ds ties to the 18th inst.
Sevastopol fell on the 9Th inst. after
having been bombarded for three days.
and after SIX iepulses of the French from
The Malakoff. and one repulse of the En-.
fglish from the Redan. The English lost
y 600. and the French about | 5. 900. The
Russian loss was about the same rs the
Allies. The Russians evacuated the town,
after blowing up the defences. sinking
their ships. and firing the city. leaving
nothing but mass of smouldering ruins.
The total loss in this terrific affair is
more than 10000. Five French gener.
ais. including Gen. Bosquet. are among
the killed. A large A llied force is march
ing along the coast TO intercept the in
land retreat of the Russians.
The allies captured an immense amour,
of the material of war. 1t is reported that
the Allied generals have orders to demand
The unconditional surrender Of all the
Russian troops, stores and defences in the
Crimea, including the town of Odessa.
An attempt has been made TO assassin
ate Napoleon.
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CHANGE THE TENDENCY OF CAPITAL
A letter received by the last steamer
from high monetary authority in Lon
don, mentions some curious facts, show
ing change in the tendency Of capital
which proves either that London is los.
ing her great monetary supremacy, here
tofore unques toned, or that France is be
coming very rich. The letter states that
a French company with a large capital has
undertaken 10 consolidate all the omni bus
lines of London, rs has already been done
in Paris. and that French bank Of dis
coun, and deposit is to be established in
London, with an immense capital. to com.
pete with the Bank Of Engla I'd. The cap
ital Of both these companies has beer
subscri bed. and twice as much could have
been had il wanted. Formerly, French
enterprises were carried on to considera
BILE extent with English capital. but the
current now appears to be changed.
~ T. Tribune.