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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE Days.


NOriCE- Negroes for sale WILL as Commits
sipnet Of the Cicuit Court Nelson county se the
the pd day Of January next hkcy aiRL AND BoY.
ee 9" enrmonhs the purchaser give negotiable paper
CA thc day following Fsbors MIL In Nelson county
VII sci TEN NEGROES for cssl consisting Of women
anu PERSONS desiring to purchase likely negroes VIII
do well 10 attend those sales
dec l7.dsetlm jan ALIEN FITZPATRICK
COMMISSIONERS sALE.-Pnr-.an, To 81
- decree 81 the Circuit onhft t the corporation uf Lynch
hug at special term Novcmbor Goth. san in the OF
lnekct vs. Hare tho undersigned COMMISSIONER viii sell
on lH' kSbN The sh daNot December next, on tue
misses. at public auction. much OF the TRACT or LAND
of the estate OF Douglass II rncnr decd will be sufficient
10 ray 'he debts IN Tie decree mentioned on credit Of equal
msialmcns OF sN aud twelve months the purchaser
ctory endorsed aud the title be retained until the pnr
chase money is paid the Land to he designated the day of
nov qs,ite7h commis.oner
rlNKs sTEE's sALE en- vALUABsE
PROPERTY LAND MACHINERY STOCK or
GOODS AeBy virtue ut several deeds ot trust executed
by Bonamn Sarkctt aud duly recorded the undersigned
ffnso,s"l proceed To sell the highest bidder, all thu fol
lowing property conveyed In said dcedsi
On IthsbAN' the nm day of December NEXT we will
previously occupied by George bssby consisting Of large lot
Of Iron Gay twenty nn OF all sAea Steel Nai0 -
sse.-sheet Zine Timers Rlyiis Pipe Spades
shovc Shoe racks s,crs Anys Vices several barrels ing
Niasgar Glass &C. Sc together with all the store Fixtures
aud Counting room Furniture
The above sale VIII be continued from day day till the
immediately after the above sale will proceed to sell a,
said Sackctts Lumber House the river horse steam
Ensinc Chimney Stack and all the fixtures belonging therefor
two Planners ono Boring Machine oue'prVng Machine one
TenoninE Machine Machine with the exclusive
patent right thereof and the city and vicinity of
1ynchburg This Machinery we'll desers the attention of
Mechanics or persons engaged In business requiring SUCH ana
has been pronounced by competent Judges to be the finest
Machinery this side OF New York
On the day and at the place will scl all of
The said SackeS stock Of on on Stands &ei about lao or
leo barrels lhomaaon Lines naauces Wheat shoe Wheat
Boxes one Crane Counting room Furniture Including bed
stove desk &c also one lierrhfs lire proof SAT- III,
proceed to sell the house o said sackc aay
etc IN Montgomery county all @" his che sn'd Snes' STOCK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17
COMM E,RCIAI.

LANCHBl re- WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
CORRECTED ENkhN TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. ~
RUCkER & RBDD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. uRoCERS AND
Conn is.ioa Merchants,
OPPOSITE HANK INNlsIBl' RG. VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17

a FOR RENT-The residence she store
Ell Of John T. Dawn Co., present occupied by myself.
The House contains eleven and well arranged
Boarding House. Also the Stone House which hiss been
factory, opposite Lynchs warchoussand
the Stable and Carriage Houses same lot
nov 3O-doawts JOHN r DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17

UDOl.I1Nl.BNDOK n 4. Petersburg,
ID VA-NOTICE-In taking charge of the above estaliaAe
cnt respectfully solicit continuance of the
former patrons HOTEL and trienss ask them
call and My table shall always be spread with althe
iclcaces of The Tho
establishment shall have the best attention hrt
Of My will that the ladies who paronze the Hotel
shall have wish graed and all Iask share of bus
The house furnished in the very hast style and is To-
Gated in quiet part Of the city My Omnibus will always
at the different depots attend cnstomerto
and fro. JOSEPH l.. GA2RINGTON,
iy 30d&cts Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17

GALE OF REAL EsTATE.-In pursuance al
- decree OF the Circuit Court of iynchbnrg shall me-
Commissioner In said decree named sell the promes
SATURDAY the 9TH day of January at O'clock = NJ. Mt
public auction upon credit Of IL months two acres Of
VACANT GROUND situated In the corporation of Lynch
burg. Main street. nearly opposite Capt Saml McCorf.s
Negotiable satisfactorily endorsed for equal portions of
the purchase money will be required aud the title retained IN
til the last payment DO made = - 800. -.
WIN T YANCEy. Com'r
1-allIANIda
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17

(toDec and sngar.-
" $50 bags prime Rio Coffee;
100 bags Laguyra do
50 bags old Ja"a do
10 hhda n O and 81 Crotx sugar;
50 bhls best Coffee Sugar
Afoat and in store for sale by .-....aa..
lets tb1 ~ JohNSON
DromR, Cocoon. GhoColaf", Screen nnh binck
- TEAS for sale by - ....-...
dec At SlRoIHfk ~ W MI EtEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17

(tHEAP FuEL.-COke. Of excellent quality,
be had the Lynehburg Gas Works at the moderate
price Is per bushe Iii greatly arti
Coal cooking il makes hasty
will burn the ord Coal
by several years 1t ignites easily makes cheerfu and
pleasant and does njure furniture Try few bush
rls by of experiment ALFRED HOPPER
dec II dftst jan Superintendent.
OACsAGEs AND LA MODE REEF.-We
- have hand Powdered Sapere; Powdered Sage Bia1k
Pepper; Red Pepper Cloves Maze; Asrice; Ctnnynrp NJ
those putting up Ssnssgcr, Spced Beef &c, &c. foP ~
fresh az j. II. THOMPSON 4 COr8
dec li-daeif New Drue ssore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17

SEx WOUR's BROAD CAST GRAIN AND
- GUANO SOWER-Wo confidently recommend this Ma.
chine farmers. Having but little machinery Is durable
and easily kept In order and regularly quantityo
Grain Guano desired Frank Rutn Esq, Editor of tn.
southern Planter, thus comments on it
we SO perfectly convinced Of its great value In efcens
working capacity ehcapness durability and simplicity OF con-
sucon that do not hesitate Iecommend to tho puoio
thing which II is known do not often venture upon
horse works the machine with pereicc Ii
breadth of feet horse walk and
carrying bushels time does require Stop
pages necessary by who seeds by hand The
seeding Is entirely independent If the wind and done
with well during high winds which prevailed most
the time during calm because the seed are delivered
close the ground We only recommend the machine
therefore, but them to buy IT, not on
Scymours account who is nothing us but their own
THOS, BRANCH & SONS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17

\ SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at a
who'll sale and retail Ia variety and style at low A
prices by calling N0WLANS sign of the Ea Sl5,
gle, No -, Sycamore street, Petersburg Va, where -
will per lie has just relrned from the Nor
hcrn Manufacturers and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable Watches Juwery, Silver Ware
Fancy Goods offered In this State Would be better
call and his magnificent Stock and At
least he buys all his Goods cash. and sell
them less than the prices for the quality
Goods You also have Watches aud Jewelry
paired short notice. and
The fashionable Goods exchange for
money.
Remember place, sign of the Eagle, No. a. Sycamore
street, Petersburg Va THOMAS NOWLAN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17

A u i'm Of good Jnvn Coffee, will call and
"A supply themselves at
nov24ts CRAWFORD & RICHARDS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17

sDO YEAH-Wi be offered for hire privately until Tues
day the LIST day January FIFTY NEGkOES of va
scrip1ns which time all that not previously
disposed viii hired public auction. In front Of the Mar
ket House city of ynchhug, to the highest bidder
The hrer iors he required give bond with approved
security. H. II. LEWIS, Agent and Attorney,
In fact. fur .no W. Srlnoheld EXor of the last will
and testament Of Frances Is shsckcli1rd, decd
&c. lot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17

uN0R SAIE.-slOU0oo Bonds of the Virginia and Ten
II nossee Railroad Company bearing per cent interest,
principal aud nt.re st payable In New York. and secured by
second mortgage the entire Road and all the assets of
the Company
These securities regarded Of the first class and will be
sold price command tho attention capitalist.
Full information Of the condition and future prospects
OF the Road viii BIO furnished by upon application.
june l-dSrts PETERS SPENCE a. co
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

xNyuy ....CnAsE PIANOS y m IRRE>
w sPoNsIBLE TRAVELLING AGESTsf when you
Petersburg the very best quality mot second ra,e
prices which guaranteed to be as bow IS any 1t the
North or south from " r. NASH Plano Forte Dealer,
corner of Sycamore and Bank cts, Petersburg
Always hand 30 and 20 Pianos to non
nearly all varying In style and finish. NOV xs-n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

The dtetthfe m dIsonnnis AhI specie q not quite
large anticipated while the decrease In deposits Is
greater than have reported since the third week In
September The falling oil in deposits IL pretty good
evidence OF the active demand for money! demand
that the banks cannot supply The reduction in deposits
win compel further reduction in discounts. II the
cannot get ioana from the banks they
draw down their accounts. The mercantile classes are
hnrd pressed and Esons eei u afforded prices Tor
staple products must down II takes an enor
amount Of money 10 enormous crop. al
such enormous prices.
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kEcOHp EOAAp.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

b"1hAr. Nv IA r.. ~
A.n,y = Atoat 20 - 70 lai. go. .a.,,t1.
- 49,,
- 'a'-'hr MARIE 90 naaras' -hss
pricos clcsed At Ahau, -atufdsys qaasAfns 80 tran
factions snbr,esa .l,yu, sDo 10 90 Ia, ,a,4.a.,
~, 't t".'*a"'
- -heb ''ss c"it'Sfn aSd ara riAia ~ - 70 ~
irfefinf 70 rhnlrs Ne.'afD, - u gaT. Anl tas
yts4es 0f rrtf. Otls =, a. Il a. sltl go, o.,.
. , =. :, -,
=. 10 i0'h " - w 'ahAhlAh 90 "a Ais request,
With ssl.s q % 100 bbs Al o. si0 Co the latter
r., ehsles And ,.n., brand, sag,.s,n -. .,.h..~s.
$50 ' - 'S-''
800 ~ - - tbs ~. nal ~ piass' rAnSinx fpr
srEan's h"ul ~ ~ = ~ - 90. sha.. sfvss 81
~ ~ nya - ~ ~ 'w re sni
,s"lftnb' I'm @fA - esiihE ~ ~ va 80 10 fsf
80 I-sr sh'Al-IhN esfts' sAN 49, sagyss'
~ VI -, ~. ~ sAss1 'asfnT9 sssat
1879. $3.50 1870 ,et1Na ~ shi.h 'ee LUZ
..sb.s ~ 49, -, ~ " %.
s :. 80 10 - V " 49, ,~h all
- 80 - - t. ~ - Y, u. 49, 49, y e's'De
1s-aay r"t'hssh ~" "a Sn.insi al ~ sTnn~ss
- 80 - ~. 20. - 49,, 49, stsp '@fn-tbs @is.
49,. 49, s~a' 49, - ~ 500 Sss'sfn tssssd
a - -, ~ 49,. 49, 49, s ,s yu"v.
go =, - 80 = $3.50 se.hsst :,
= =, - a. 49, 49, $50 ~ s's e'ossa
:. :. ,s - - 49,. - ""~
=, - ,D-Ss -, ~, =,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

Hsfo's GanDES.-MIle Rachel, the celebrated tragic
actress, appears 'verginicn tonight. The capital
farce, called 'ie Chspeau dun Horiogern viii also be
performed.
B.oADwAY TngaTm.-The tragedy cf "Evadnen Is Sc
ected for this evenings amusement Miss Julia Dean
Hayne sustaining the arduous character Of Evadne sup
ported by the full strength OF the company The
Poor Pilbcoddy'' will also be represented
BowrnY TnEaTRn.-The famo attractive performance
which given here last evening Is to be repeated
night II comprises "Stl Waters Run Deep and the
grand spectacle Of ''Sebastopol."
BrKroN's TmAn.E We are to have a repetition Of
those nevcrting pieces the "scrious Family" ana the
"ioodles" this evening with the usuaigroa casts.
WALIAcK's TTsTRE.-Manager Wallack has providcda
first rate entertainment for this evening, consisting Of
"A Lady in Difficulties" captain OF the Watch aud
"a Pretty Piece OF Business
WooDs IiSsIRrs continue TO play TO crowded houses.
A good programme Tor Tonight.
Bucnly's sAfSApEIrs will repeat Cinderella this
evening Full houses every night.
MALONE RsYaosD's lRf-n EVENINGS are TO be- rcr Gated
this evening geiher with McAllisers performa nce In
magic.
nT PYSr And HARRISON COMPANY are 70 give a farewell
cert a the Brook yn Ahenrum saturday evening
next, being for the benefit 81 Mr. Brough.
Mn. II. SEYMOUR l. playing with gca, success At
lowell, Mass.
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bad therefore, preserved this property Ae told me tn
there Sere some ncumbrunces upsa It. that he would
toltake 70 my mother.
O. Did you ever have any conversation with your "a
DOthers
A. In the spring Of 1850 met my ather at the United
States Hotel IN Boston; We spoke u my mother,
her going TO Boston and exposing him; asked him II 4
true that their marriage secret one as had
always heard my mother sayso, and heard il from some
whom thought did not know much about IT, aud who
said that he Protestant and that they we're mar
ried before he became Catholic; he answered that
Dari.ge was a secret one; then asked him. II you
should die would not be treated illegstnste
child, who could claim nothngp he replied " No, no,
no, there would be no necessity for that, for would
had conversation with nm again Ia Chelsea and asked
him why he could not to Chelsea, and live with my
mother-thpgs would be hushed up, and he getting
old; ne replied that she would keep away from Boston
for one year he would agree 20 that he toen sent TO
Ca1Aca; the first time to Boston he told me that
he would have TO introduce me a. his nephew and |
passed there accordingly his nephew and also At Que
bee, where he gave me letters such 10 Mr.. Koran;
was Also introduced To I,r. Brownson his nephew
my father aso told me that 1t not according to
the rules of the Catholic Church for priests to marry
and that such matters ought always he kept
never lived with my mother when she kept house,
after wnt TO live with the Shakers boarded for
two weeks nj hetei in Boston during that time my
father mace my mothe two visits; not present
one OF l. 1T time took money Boston for
my father 10 my mother in New York ony stayed one
day and Sghi with him. and day and night with my
brother: this was jnst before went to Quebec.
Mrs Ssrn Buluck, sworn for the plaintiff s,ys-I
side at West Farms westchester county; knew = per.
son by the name ef Jaha Ann Hayes; Is ythree
years ago this fai since first her II was the vii
laHe OF Catski where she boarded that time with
inmy by the name OF Palmer al this time she applied
to me for board but did not take her then next May
she came again, and wanted to board and took her
she remained with me then about Fix weeks, near ~
can iecoilect now have seen the Rev Charles Smith;
he came to my house whit. Mrs Hayes was bo .rdiag
there; he railed twice within the six weeks the first
time lie called end inquired for her, told him she ID
gsne on, the next time he caed he came in the
ing; did not zee him in and did not know he was
IN the house nn'i met him coming down stairs in the
Of the front door; Mrs Hayes boarded with me the sue
ceeding April and subsequently; Mr. Smsh came at
about 10 A. NJ; met him at the door, and he weat in
he visited the little child also; have Charles
since he WAS then about three years old she always
called him her husband; him Afterwards he came
IL my house TO see me; my husband asked me II knew
the gentleman, aDd replied 'yes this Is Mrs Hayes
husband this was year or.two after the last time
inn,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
MONEY MARK EFT.

MONDAY, Nov l2---G T.. VI
The stock make. opened this morning dull ana de
pressed There movement Ia any particular
stock, and the tendency TIN oughout do wn safd
Illinois Central bonds declined per cent, Canton Com
pany, y Nicaragua Transit. " Cumberand 4 Read
ing Railroad 4 Hudson River Railroad, X; Cleveland
and Toledo, Is; Gaiena and Chicago, l. Erie u. Della
ana Hudson advanced per cent. There vcry
limited transactions Ia state stocks and railroad bonds
The indications this morning decidedly In favor of
prices recedns TO the lowes, points again and there a
peared 10 be disposition 70 sell any Of the Leading
faneies After the board better feeling prevailed aud
there existed quite active demand Tor Erie There T.
little Of the leaven ~ the old combination left ihi.
isncy and IL ~ possible they may. by coming Ia AZ the
comparative low prices portion Of their
heavy losses We do not anything In the bank state
mont AZ all encouraging neither anticipation.
recording the foreign by the Pacific AZ all favorable
and do not tie basis upon which any Improvement
in stocks be placed with tho slightest probability q
beitg sustained. The money market Is gradually but
esdiy tightening The demand in the street Il active
there great want nong the merchants which If
not satisfied must tend materially TO check business.
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
a bonds and stocks made al auction by A. n.
Nicohy
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al %

4
The aboyc does not include the Premium bonus No
derived ifuM internal ipp trn.n,s which may be NJ,
down al s5i, 600
The January Interest upon the whole state deb, Is less
Than s7psoo0 We learn by reference 10 the bgoks 10
lie Second Auditors once. TIT. tate ~ public Affairs
shows ample 70 meet the January interest keides
leaving balance ~ siha co. sufficient To par ~
other ordinary demands for expense % the
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Al he second board the market WAS quite buoysni.
There quite spirited movement Ia Erie. There
large sales, At advance Of = per cent small
lot Of Eeading sold AT advance u per illinois
Central Bonds, y Nicaragua Transit, I; Cumberland
coal, 4; Michigan Southern X. Eric stock
Ia the stree, to-day tie bears having evidently been
caught mapping This bubble will have ~ day Ike
Inst and the next collapse take zip little lower than
lie last We admit the strength u the combination bat
there yet one strong enough 70 carry ont
corner In fancy stock
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
in the leading departments ~ The banks a
ih city, during the week preceding saturday Noy. 10
IH6Ss-
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The annexed statement exhibits oompA<issa u ths
leading departments Of the banks of this city hou the
FIRST up to the last weekly rrturns:-.
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F,prs os THE Pr ApIrs-Dense clouds Of smoke
from prsr,e fires darken the horizon on WINDY DAY,
and at night The heavens tipged With rosy haes BY
their bright u pinati ons The past season having been
- div that the vegetation shch makes the food of those
fires are tighter this thsn usual--tbnH mug
(Jo'so) Baefe OF co.
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There Eve vacancies in the Senate the terms
Of Messrs Fitzpatrick of Alabama Atchison of Missouri
Petit Of Indians Cooper, Of Pennsylvania, and Gwn,
Of California having expired the 4th of March, 1855
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Term Com menccd Friday, March q, 1885, and
Terminates March 4, 1857.
THE FIRST SESSION WILL MEET ON MONDAY, DE-
CEMBER 8, 1866.
SENATE.
The Senate consists Of two Senator'S from each state
There are thiry-ons States, represented by sxtytwo
Senator'S.
Wigs in ko,cs; Democrats IN Roman; d. Abohtonss;
x. NJ, Know Nothings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
:. d.,. 70 pur.ue +. in the ace Of such

ira. did no: dare TO pursue !, IN the ACE Of such
ms snr4iorty in artillery and esvsiry preveoted
rs,r,b,ug the Ross sns on thsIr retree'. AFTER
S'n, hours ard half fighting they commenced 'es'r
ms in three different drsctions-,ovcd the oriLs d
Is,e Sa,ik. toward Top Mamai, and toward the fsf-
II have every re.,on TO be satisfied with the coz,
Az, ~ INV troops duriog the day. Although behind
wo,is orfy half fti.hed, and not fully armed, they
.bnwsd a bold front and were very steady.
"Our losses are not very numerous, bu, they are
a. he d.nlore5 We regret the death of selln-P-sh'
isn,e,srt General comu apdii the Egyptian troops
w. bsd narrower - killed and 277 wourdedi q,
bo-ses kiled and II sounded
:, Auono the killed there are officers and 10 are
-orrseo among them Suleinan Pas1a; u inhsolt-
80 ~ he town have been killed., AMI II woun led.
~ rorsoer il my duty TO make honorable mention
10 Fr.n,b detachment that is here and Of TIE Ed
eisb men ofwar Curscoe, Furious, Nsorou, Viper,
f The TDrkrh 'steemer schehf4er, and Of the ener-
.ic co6pera,on Of toe French ate Vsloce all OF
Inch contributed gresy TO yard frustrating the efforts
If he t1eny. The French detachment had fur men
killed and zine wounded among the latter j. naval
officer.
The Russians must have suffered a heavy loss
According 10 the report Of the civil authorities OF the
town, who had to bury the dead. their HUMBER OF
tie3 smonrts TO 49, their artillery lost 300 horses
Tnev cer,ied away great many of their DEAD and
s,mo,t an their wounded We have taken seven
r:son.,s have, Sc. OMER.
! IN. E1cellercy LORD Raglan, kc"
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ground snd appeared on The giscis, afd a. ne sane
nouen, the nuske.ry commenced from tie ia;renco.
mebt' The column pushed on 10 q dfSancs o. no'
ore than 90 yards from the ditch bu there gsve wy
ana fell into oisord.r. Selin Pasts now nsde sore
with brigade Of Egyptians, God charged them with
the tsvon.t; but, in the act OF le.nns ns men
on received q muske. ball through TIE body, sni
feu dead. Isna all Bey also wounded on the
same occasion TIE Russians fell into Que
order. gave wsy ar retired lesvioz the graveyard
,tregtd with their dead The stll cry hneeret mp
and went of firing occasional shots III l. pa'sed tls
brow OF the bill The cavalry preceded II at canter,
but when on tie eide thu whole re.resed 10 tue
most b. aatiful order, TO q distance OF about two
miles where they bvouacked on the plain. In all
900 bodice We, collected and buried by the Turks.
A the sfisry must have carried off large portion
Of theirs as s usualy the case. think the Russisn
less may be fairly estimated st 300 killed and 100
wounded. The Turks have las, eighty killed and 200
wounded. These accounts both exceed my rough
guess given in ,teera2hc dispsfoi Immediately
sit.r the action. Tie damage done 70 the fortltica-
tiors was very tIipg, and was repaired in three or
four hours The frooos s.e now working nigh' sni
dav in strength tnrg the potion, eod ! think no
fesrs whatever. considering the large force which
e:risons it ard hst aDdng the enormous % as'es
of artillery with w0'ch the RI.-isns threaten IT, need
be en'etsned ts 20 its safety The whole OF Llprand
division is supposed TO be here. They have az over
whelmr force of cavalry all round the town, and
Trey are right, for finer cavalry ground suppose,
exits 10 the world. The nh lie country fro this TO
PeIekop il one Immense pai1, sm 10Th az DO slng-
green.