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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05

M1ss JOSEPHINE BUHKLEY.-In New York, tie
case of Miss Josephine Bunkley, against Dewitt
and Davenport, relative to the possession Of a
copyright of new book, will probably be heard
next week.
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BOUND OvER-John Fl. Burning threat
tening to knock Frederick Smith Into cooked
hat for charging bis child with stealing for which
he was held to bail In 800 to keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05

NorIoE.-There will be a regular month
ly meeting of the Monroe Building Fund Associatiop
held at Saunders Hall, on Saturday evening, the
18th inst. at half past O'Clock.
After adjournment, there will be meeting of the
Board of Dir ectors.
Please attend punctually. t1
my Sit ". SFARKE. Ssoret.rv.
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NARROW EsoAPE-We understand that
ayoung gentleman of this city, took overdose of
laudanum yesterday morning, and would, In all
probability, have lost his life, but for promptly
ceiving medical aid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05

DEMOCRATIC MEETIsa.-Dr Harris, of
Augusta, will address the Democratic Association
of Richmond, at Odd Fellows Hall tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05

BAD Bra1NNINa. Mrs Webb, of Philadelphia,
the mulatto shakesperian reader, has been refused
lodgings at the Marshall Hotel, in Boston, on ac-
count Of her color. She was forced to take lodg.
ings at the Winthrop House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05

The FAIR, on Church Hill is progressing
finely, and the ladies are anxious to see their
friends We understand that the Henrico troop
are to visit them to-day. Their exhibition will
continue next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05

DIR. ROBERT SrARKE, charged with shoot
ing and killing William T. Boze. at New Coal Har-
Dor, In Hanover last Saturday. was to have under>
gone an examination at Jones' Greek, yesterday,
and had given bail in $4,000 for bis appearance.
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Gov. REEDER.

The Washington Sentinel, commenting
upon Gov. Reeder's upjusti6able appeal to
Northern sectional prejudices, very properly
reminds him that the border rufiians."
against whom he so vehemently declaims,
would have been as quiet as lambs. ifthe EN-
igrant Aid Society of New England had moi,
with the Characteristic craft of abolitionists,
attempted to steal Kansas. They commenced
the game, and having lost at 1t, have nobody
to blame but themselves.
The Massachusetts legislature will eagerly
seize the Kansas affair to cover up their own
enormities. But they cannot do it. Their
crimes against law and liberty are too fla
grant to be forgotten we trust they will be
avenged.
CLERaYMEN DABsLING IN POLITICS.
The interference of Northern clergymen
in the sectional and political strifes of the
day is awaking the just reprehension of the
conservative Northern press. These men are
doing incalculable injury to the cause of re-
ligion. The deepest wounds of Christianity
are those which have been inficte On her in
the house of her friends. Were ther orr
gin and nature Divine, the fire upon her al
tars would long ago have expired amid the
mephitic vapours of worldliness and corrup-
ton which surround them.
Nothing could be more plain and pointed
than the Saviour's instruction to his Apos-
ties, to "render unto Caesar the things that
are Caesars and unto God the things that are
Gods"
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HERRING'S SAFES TRIUMPHANT,
JUNCTION aTORF

BoTEroURr Co Va, April %, 1856
Mesurs KNowLEs WALFoRD: Our frame stors
house and stock of goods, this place. were totally
destroyed by fire on Monday night, the 26th of Feb
ruary last.
In the FIRE was one of Silss Herrins,s SALA.
MANDER SAFES, weighing 1910 lbs. nett and it
ntsined our VALUABLE BOOKgANDPAPER6
and the BOOKS, NOTES AND FUNDS of the Gin.
ten Saving Bank, in all amounting to very large
sum- Also, there wss one pound of POWDER tied
up in piece of paper, which one Of our youne mou
had placed Ia the Safe and neglected to remove
The Safe was In the hottest part of the fire about
six hours and rcd hot One Of the fest or rollers
wss considerably damaged by tho fire, and the back
aud one side 10 q little sprung
Altar the Safe had become quite cool on the ont.
side. it was opened, and its contents though warn,
were in perfect good order and condition. We now
have the books in regular USE and they are not In
the least drawn or warped.
We would not now be afraid to risk the Safe in
any Ere produced BY the burning Of house.
49, JONES MAYS.
was present when the Junction Store was de-
strosed by fire, and also opened the Safe with the
key and DO hereby certify that the above statsment
made by Me.srs Jones Mays e true and correct in
every particular. WIN. B. CAMPER
The above letter s one of hundreds certifying the
inUneibility of "HERRING'B FIRE AND BUR
GLAR p ROOF SAFES.n The test was listIs
stronger than some others there was in the Safe
ABOUND OF POWDER, wrapped in paper We
have variety of the same kind of Safes worth frou
A. to S75 dollars EACH at No 81 Pearl It,. Richmond
Virginia. KNOWLES & WALFOKO
my Dot Agents
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ros PRxnpINa.--Jsckson Hampton. an old man.
charged with shooting Bepjamin Knight with In.
tent to KILL was found guilty on the second and
fourth counts of the Indictment. sentenced to one
months confinement In jail. and ined one cent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05

NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
TYPOGRAPHICAL SOoIET Y.-The MAY
meeting Of the Richmond Typographical Society
will be held at Odd Fellowf Hall THIS EVEN.
ING, at 8 O'Clock. J. M. FRANCISCO,
Sit Sooretafy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05

MAx KILIrp = yesterday afternoon, tie
psnviIls ears run over Q negro msp abort thirty
years Of aga. the properly Of Mr. LsRb. - hirsd
10 m. French ct Amelia Court House, = NE curve
In the road. 4 short distance this side Of Amelia
Court House, killing him instantly. The negro ~
sttipr on the track d the time OF the aec1den and
10 Ill probability wss asleep.
CYRcuIr CouaT-JupsE MEKxDIrH PRE-
srprne.--Ths jury 10 the case. Of Robert Bennett,
came Into Court yesterday, and rendered 20 their
verdict xuilty, ascertaiuing bis term OF condne
nent at one year Ia the Penitentiary.
John c Kyle, charged with stealing $500 from
Charles Danne, OF Louisa, was next set to the bar
fer trial After hearing the evidence, and srgus
ment Of counsel, Messrs. Randolph and August
appearing for the prisoner. and Nh. r: 4. Howfson
for the defence the case given TO the jury, who
reported tho following a. their verdict: -
'we tho jury lind that tho prisoner 70 now in-
sane and We iud that he WAS 90 at the time OF the
offence alleged against him" .sa
The prisoner was then demanded to jail, land the
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning
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You've MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The monthly meeting of the Standing Committee
will be held at O'Clock TONIGHT, In the Rooms
of the Association. in Mr.. Wellington Goddin's new
building, corner of 18th and Bank sts If
Dr. C. r. HARRIS, late Senator from
Augusta county. will address the Democracy of Rich.
mond and citizens generally, to night, saturday
Eveniug) at hafpa O'Clock, at Odd Fellows Hall.
my5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05

Conversations LIvss Losr-On Mon.
dsy, fishing boat containing Thomas Cummings,
hi son, and John Quinn. lsft Boston to 80 on .
-lshiss sxsursios, and cspsissd In blow and oil
sbrss were drowned.
Prank Doraa, r. NsEwys. J. neGivsly, and his
brcshsr, wsrs drowned on The Thursday before, IN
4 blow Of ecltuats. -
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DOLLARD'S RHEU MATIC LINE

= MENT-WHAT PEOPLE THINK OF IT
AbkOAD-In letter recently received from
gentleman In Monroe. the following 10 given ~ his
opinion OF Pollsrd's Linimenf. He says:
In regard to the Nerve and Bone Eminent pre-
pared by you, it surpasses anything of the Kind
ever saw. As soon a. got home commenced using
II ON an old servant woman, who had been laid up
for three or four with rheumatism in her feet
and legs, and greater part of the time perfectly
helpless with limbs very much swollen every
change OF weather-and BY the time she had used
three botlss the swelling had nearly subsidsd, and
she says s better than she been for years
shall spare NO pains in letting my friends know OF
For sale by PURCELL. LADD L Co, Bennett L
6eers. Adie Gray, Duvsl L Norton, w. r. Ladd
the city. NV
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STANLEY'S WESTERN WILDS,
EVERY EVENING
AND
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Afternoon exhibition Saturday, to accommodate
Ladies and children. To commence at 81 p. N.
A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05

II FOR BALTIMORE, VIA NOR
FOLK:-The superior regular schr 8. q.
KING. Capt. W Graves, having portion of CARO-
engaged and going on board will have dispatch For
freight ofHemainder. apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05

rsl STEAMER POCAHONTAS
FOR BALTIMORE. Freight re-
ee'yed to,dsy. tFridsy.1 and up 10 the hour Of s
Consignees are informed that their goods will be
landed to-day, and they requested to send down
my ST LUDLAM WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05

81 D q Sis hhds. handsome
- Bacon Sides some small. suitable for retailers
now in store; for sale by
my5 ia WINSTON 4 POWERS. 2
T0BACCO.-l2 boxes very nice Chew
u ing Tobacco, for sale at reduced rates to close
eon.tsm na .4v =. b. SKINNER Z Co..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05

GHEAP GRAPE 8 HAWLS AND
~ eCARt6. just received. this day 1t LEWIS
Nos, 10 and IS Main strest-Ladies In want Of
nAndsome PLAZA or embroidered Grape Shawl or
Scsrf can md them ct all prices eousdsfably lower
thsn the same can be purchased elsswhere. Call
and examine for yourselves and you cannot fail TO
putchsss. JACOR "A. LEVY.
myo Nos. Is and rs, Main street.
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WHITE MARSEILLES We STING
w can be had at A. LEWIS at saving of Is Der
cent Also, great bargains in Cloths and Csssmeres
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WANTS.

w ANTED-A White Seamstress and
W Nurse who can come we'll recommended
Apply at the residence Of
my 5-Sts Leigh streat shoys 5sh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-05

WANTED-IMMEDI GEM
w teel white WOMAN, accustomed to ne neral
house work Enquire at this office.
my1dTGSs
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a. Admission 8 cts Cnildren half price. Door
{ pen at 7-commence ats -,-ss-I js8
TAfssrnoon Exhibition, Thursday and Saturday,
anmueneiuR at P M - - -
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TEE BIC IspIAs, md hoat 81 little on

OF other attractive seenes are now ct Metropolitan
RAIL- Mr.. Stanley the painter having fansfsFsi
them 20 canvass for the Gfut6estien Of the public
EVER body who hss ever heard Of etspleyss InAisn
lcrss4it 0.ileU, WIN desbtlees b spxiops to wsv.
tAis pistpFe.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-04-27

T Mn. SUMNER lec,ured 10 very
large audience in Auburn, on Monday ev-
ening. Gov. Seward introduced him 10 the
audience, 10 the following remarks:
"a dozen years ago, I was honored by
being chosen 10 bring my neiahbors resid.
ing hereto the acquaintance Of a Statesman
OF Massachusetts, who was then directing
The last energies Of an illus,rious life 10 The
removal Of The crime Of Human Slavery
from The soil Of our beloved conniry-a
Statesman whose course I had chosen for
my own guidance-JoHN QuIScY ADAMS
Z" The old man eloquent"
He has assembled 10 Heaven-you and I
yet remain here, in the field Of toll and Of
duty. And now by rare felicity have
your instructions 10 present 10 you another
Statesman oil Massachusetts on whose
shoulders The mantle Of the departed one
has fallen-and who more than any other
Of the many grea, and viriuous citizens Of
bis native Commonwealth illustrates The
spirit Of The Teacher. whom like US he ven-
eraied and loved SO much-a companion
and friend Of my own public labors-lhe
young 'man eloquent '-CHARLEs SEM
NER'n 90 ...' r..F..
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all the relations Of life. We need deeper
sense Of individual responsibility 10 God
for the course Of action we pursue. Alaie
world.renowed statesman, whose death
filed tho land with mourning, being once
asked wha, he considered The most import.
an, thought that ever passed through his
mind, replied with deep emotion, (" that Of
my individual responsibility 10 God."-
Would that this thought were more deeply
impressed on our minds, that We realized
more sensibly the fact that we shall have 10
stand at the bar Of God, and render up our
account for our conduct individually. Had
we a sufficiently deep sense Of this, We
should be moro humble, prayerlul and take
more decided stand on the side Of right,
and bemore efficien,in opposing wrong
Let each one Of us carry out the principles
Of the gospel in all The relations Of life, ant
thus shall we be truly exalted in this, ant
in the future world.
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rur X.xs,, E,rcr,oy. When The Dem

THE KANSAS ELECTION. When the Dem
ocrat has had sufficient time for lea ming
The facts relative 10 the Kansas election, we
lius, that i, will give the public something
more than articles from the N. H. Patriot,
written before the facts were fully known,
aud containing differences now known 10 DO
grossly untrue. We deem il hardly posi-.
BILE, yet il may be, that the editor OF the
Democrat, has never heard, from reliable
sources, tina, more than majority OF the
votes were given by Missourians who came
into The territory in organized divisions, uu.
der leaders, and, aimed 10 The teeth, took
forcible possession Of the polls, voted, and
after doing SO, returned 10 their homes in
Missouri. Our paper, last week, contained
two letters written by persons who went 10
Kansas from this place, giving expilc, ac-
counts of,he disglace(ul conduct Of these
Missourians, at Lawrence and other places,
10 which they were eye Witnesses. Can i,
be possible that The editor Of The Democrat
does mol know that Gov. Reeder has refused
10 gran, certificates 10 The men elected BY
this fraudulent volins-a fact which has
been made public some days,and which no
paper Of any political party, has contradict.
ed! .-... .... .r.. ...|.. i
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Portland Advertiser Of yesterday pub.
fishes telcgraphic news from Halifax. bro.
by the Steamer Africa, which arrived at tha.
po,t on Tuesday night. The intelligence Is
seven days later than previous adrices.--
There is really nothing important from the
wars in The news.
The Vienna Conference has thus far came
to no important results.
Il is rumored that the Western Plenipo.
tensiaries are about to quit Vienna, but Il Is
thought to DO doubtful. ''
Everything at present seems at stand,
but still new complications are spoken Of
with Prussia, bu. Of what nature is not
stated.
Il is said that Aali Pacha's instructions
nre to assent to joint protectorate Of the
great powers over the Principalities bot to
express regret that the Sultan's sovereignty
was not re-established. "
Matters at Sebastopol remained about the
same. 10Y va
An important statement Is made that the
Allies are changing their tactic, In tho Cri-
nea, and will fortify and hold as matsria,
the already strong position Of
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Nkw FIRM. S. w. Lord, who Obtained a
well deserved popularity in the Dry Goods
business sometime since, in Saco, our read
ers will be glad 10 observe from an adver.
lisemen, in this paper, has associated him
selfin business with l. w. NOyes. Of Saco,
and The firm has taken The store No. 2,
Union Block on Factory ISLAND, Saco, where
they have we'll selected stock Of Dry
Goods which they offer 10 purchasers for
ready pay. The experience which Mr..
Lord has had in the trade in which he is en-.
gagged, and his invariable urbauily, coupled
with his disposition to sell good goods a,
small profits cannot fail to attract to his
store crowds Of customers.
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The Next CoSoREss. All the sixteen
free States have now chosen members Of tho
next congress; the result is-l23 oppo.i.
ton, q Administration; the five slave
States that hnvs elected, give--opp. z, nd
min. 10. In the last congress the above 81
States sent 81 opposition to l04 administra.
lion members. The ten slave States vet to
choose, had In the last congress 20 opposi.
ton to SO ADMINISTRATION should they con-
tinue as favorable to tho administration the
House will stand-l50 opposition tc 81 I'D.
min'stration; lib make majority, and l30
opposition members arc already chosen.
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LOOK. The attention OF farmers and 9TH
ers desiring 10 exchange wool for Cloth ard
clothing Is directed 10 the advertisement Of
Messrs. Owen and Moullon in this paper /;
and others wishing for.coais, vests, pan,a-
looms or other articles Of genllemen's wear,
can find all they need, aud just such as
they need, and in just The shape they
wish, at The place Of business Of this firm,
on Main Street, saco, opposite Pepperell
Square. They have jus, received large
supply Of Goods for The Spring and Summer
trade. See their advertisement. 90. y.
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- UR ENLARGEMENT. The next issue OF
our paper will be in The enlarged form
promised a few weeks ago. We have made
quite an outlay for This change, and hope 10
receive some remuneration therefor in an
enlarged subscription list. We also take
this opportunity 10 whisper softly into the
ears Of subscribers oftreacherous memories
that ,he printer wants his pay badly. Pa.
per is high, helps higher, and provisions
highest, and the printer and those who
work for him and furnish him with stock
must be paid, il is impossible for him
10 &c, along smoothly without We trust
tina, this hint will be sufficien, 10 the large
circle Of friends, whose names appear on
our books. ".
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ave STILL 1--we" We mean the Pho
neers, not ourselves. We were killed six
or eigh, times in The last Democrat The
place where We have been killed regularly
week by week, for the last Ten years, and
have got used 10 II. The evidence OF the
continued existence Of the Pioneers, is the
re.sreclion ofiheir liberty pole in a very
conspicuous and commanding position on
Liberty Street, just opposite 10 the place
where it is said the Shebogans hold
their secret conclaves. The pole. which il
very handsome, and from which the stars
and stripes float most gracefully OCCASIONAL
ly, was put up wiihou, accident, and is
credilable 10 enginemen, either dead OF
alive. r.r -lf-.fraI
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NJ We are indebted to l.. D. wilkiu

70 We are indebted 10 l.. d. Wilkiu.
son, Esq, formerly Of Saco, now Of Chicago,
and doing business there under the firm Of
Wilkinson, Dow and Pierson, attorneys al
law, for copy Of the &c, Of the State Of
Illinois, "for the suppression Of intemper.
ance,n which will go into effect 10 that
Stale on The first Monday Of July next, pro.
vided majority Of the ballot. Of The people
shall be in favor, 10 be given at an election 10
be held on the frs. Monday in June. Its p:o.
visions. in many respects, are similar 10 the
law Of our State. We trust ,ha, our friend,
Mr.. Wilkinson, who wa, not The most ar.
dent friend OF our law, when in ,his State.
will use his influence with the people Of H.
linois 10 have,h law accepted.
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THE BANGOR JOURNAL. Daniel Sanborn,
ESQ.,, Judge OF Probate for Penobscot Co,
has connected himself with this paper
The Journal is not on our exchange.list-
but, il Daniel is 10 have The making Of the
editorial, we must reciprocaie. Daniel used
10 be wing of the "Phebo Miles " sort
whether he continues SO 10 this day, we
know not; but We viii wager tribe, that
he will put the ticks hard into Us, republi-
can editors, on account Of our Maine law
and an'i.slayery proclivilies, and speak in
touching pa,hos o! the beauties Of conser-
va,ism, (being liberal,) and oil that sort Of
thing. The Journal, under his direction,
will be lively on politics, fin no other par.
,icular. Pu, us, Daniel, on your exchange
list. We want 10 SEQ how you, and your
associate who "liksd Pierce better than
Scolt,n get along-and we want the privi-
lego Of stirring you up occasionally rela.
tive to The rum politics Of our State.
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STORE BREAKING. The Tailoring es,ab
lishmen, Of c. G.. Burleish, in the Union
Block, on Factory Island, was entered on
Monday night, through one Of the back
windows which was broken in, and goods
10 quite an amount taken. The thief, or
thieves, whoever they were, seemed 10 un.
dersland just what is wanted 10 complete
Goals, vests and pants, taking exact patterns
with trimmings to match. The value Of
goods stolen is estimated 10 exceed 500.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-04-27

APPLES. Mr.. Joseph Murphy, Of Ly
man, who has given much attention 10 the
cultivation Of fruit, has sen, US number Of
specimens of the philadelphia Broad up.
pie" ofhis own raising. The fruit resem.
bles, somewhat, The Baldwin, is Of fine fla.
vor, and for keeping qualities. is equal 10
tie Roxbury Russell. This kind Of fruit
now commands four dollars per barrel in our
market. | '
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CITY ORD NAHcEs.

An 0rdinane. regulating the keeping and
st wa sale Of gunporder. :. :
BE g ordained By As City CSunal era. CS,y of
Biii.fori. az Iolloics: 80, -,
SECTION !: No person not licensed TO keep aud
sell gonpowder, shall keep or have In bis shop,
store. dwelling house, OF other tenement. ut any
one time, "A larger quantity Of gunpowder than ono
pound. = - ,r'f1 =
:. Seer. g.. Every pcpou licensed 10 keep and
sell gunpowder, shall provide himself wfih q
strongly made iron chest or box with copper
covcr well secured. with hinges and loci Of the,
same material The keg or cannisier 10 which said
powder u,ny be, shall be KEEP 10 said copper chest
or boz, which shall, at NIL times, be placed near
The outer door OF the bulldog IN which II Is kept,
in convenient place 10 remove IN case Of Gre.
I'd ! n Approved Apni 70, 1855. iass1sl -
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Ksmiesch, with twenty thousand men, sup
ported BY the fleets.
Canrobert's despatch estimates the loss on
the night Of the 23d, as follows Russian
loss, 700 killed and 1900 wounded. Tho
French loss Is 200 killed and 400 wounded.
In Great Britain the propriety of raising
the seige Of Sebastopol, Is freely and iavora:
bly, talked Of.
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U The Portland Transcript and Elec.
tic have been united in the solemn bonds
Of mairimony, and are to continue hsreai.
Ter yoked together. 1t is frs, rate ar.
ranSement, and just what should have been
lone long ago. Both papers have been
conducted with tact and ability.