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OFFiCE or fHs BAroH Rouss ARD CLiHroH
PLARK HoAn CnMfAFy.
"a Button Rouge Mdy 1874. 1886 3is

At A MEETING Of the Board 81
II Di-ectdrs Of this company held This
day. the following resuluti, ne were intro
dticed and unanimously afop'e,l
Whereas, several Stockholders Of the
B ton Rouge and Clinton Plank road Com.
pany. The r,nyor portion Of them beine deli.
guent in TIE payment Of their inaaiimen's,l
have expressed to this Board of directors Of
said Com any, their wish 10 make nnv ar
ran emenas a. will tend to close the affairs Of
The eompany.p ia. .Er u.f .sizE ri.
be ii therefore Resolved, That prompt
payment by the delinquent stock holders oi
the respective it,stallments. due b, them
is necessary to entitle thtm tn voice in
the administration Of the aft ,irs OF the com.
pany. as provided by the charter.
Q. Rssoiusd, That any action by this
board on the premises IL, Ill The delinquent
stock holder shall have raid their arreages.
would embarrass them in di charging their
duty as set forth in the charter; would
IMPEDE The rr'gress ofthe wnrk--p'eiudir
the rights oil the persons With whom the
former directors Contracted for construct
ing the road. as well as the rights Of the
stoc kholdels who have pal their Install
mrnts.
3. Resolved, That 10 soon AZ the delin-
quent shall pay their afrpages. this Boanl
will council with the. stockholders, and
will he guided by their expressed wish in
all matters not Inconsistent with the char
ter and The maintania' ce in good faith Of
the outstsntling contracts. unless the same
be dissolved by mutual consent. Lad
4. Resolved, Tn this Board Of nirec-
ots would extremely regret iaiulre in The
enterprise Of constructing the road, to Clin-
TIM. and therefore earnestly recommend
tie stockholders 70 consider we'll the ad-
vtantages before they conclude to abando
the undertaking
s. Rcsoiph That the foregoing reso'u-
tinn. be published for the informatinon Of
the stock holders. l.s45.e..z a.ft...
may ID C. W. POPE, Secretary
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons who are indebted 10 the
n Succession Of WItttAM P. PHitEtrs,
deed, are hereby notified TO come forward
and settle the same without delay, and
hose having claims against said succession,
will present them duly and legally suthen.
,irated for acceptance, to the administra.
tor JoHs d. CoMAux. on the High Lands,
or tn his undersigned Counsel at Baton
Rougei. J. M. McCUTCHEN.
April 2e1h 30 d. ~ a7t.
10 Daily Delta copy Of. and send bill
to comet off &c.
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b. sss ccnsf
cat rrox.

AZ yoN begin, DO continue,
Faint not, ses pause ~ ths way,
tet your thoughts On tc.msrrew,
De constant and pure ~ to-day.
Chances aud ehanses may happen.
Clouds with Lift's aunshine wilislend
Then, what s'er may beinl ycS,
Mad AID BE- true 10 ths end.
faaHpsatP eemmeneed In sammer
Dies when the winter comes on
Smiles which are chersihedby fortune.
Die too when that fortune ID gone.
Earth has ne heller treasure
rhNn, an sAvaryins friend, 5
One who can love through all seasons,
Constant and true 10 the ED.
.eg =. M. D.
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S,NeuLAR AcoipESr IN CsxcfNNAtl
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Tuesday
states that while several workmen
we're engaged IN rolling a salamander
safe, weighing upwards Of three thoas.
and pounds. into banking house Of
that city, the dAg>tones Of the pave.
gaze way or boke. precipitatiag the
safe aud men Into the vault under the
sidewalk. Two ofthe men were xii.
On the spot, and Others badly injured.
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For Safe

4 VALUABLE HOUSE and Lot, mi
n situated on Church Street.a very lll
desirable Location for a residence. - Said
property can be purchased at prlva'e sale,
fr twelve hundred dollars, one half cash
and the balance on a credit Of twelve
months II not sold at Public Sale on SAT-.
URDAY the I'd day Of June next. At the
Court House door o, said Parish. For
further particulars apply to H. '. BABlN,
at the Sheriff's Office. @ May i2.tf.
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StCCCgD1to) UC0,

| jOUeCgGOyOOyo UoO0Os
In The matter Vt The Sssessbie0 u Win. 2
PHitLtes, Asceasej tNs. 434. sPtdtAte,
Sixth J0disfsi District ccdrt-. Parish Of
East Baton Rouge, lOui isna.
| pYa VIRTUE Of b commission Issued In
II the shove succession and 10 me direc.
ted from the Hon. sixth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid will, ny virtue of tsid cons
mission, offer at public sale at the Bayou
Manchsc Ferry, In this Parish, ii about is
miles from the City Of Baton Rouee. o.,
Thursday, the nth dsy ef May, 1855,
at ii o'clock. A. NJ, the property herein.
after set.lorth md described beionr;nr y
the succession Of WIZ, P. PHiLLiss, late Of
said Parish, deceased, to wit
The undivided enc half Of the Steamboat
CArHERtnE.
TERMS or sALs--CAsn. ~ l-t
Also, will be offered at public sele d The
last residence Of said deceased. in thi. PAT.
ish, at about II thiles below the City Of
MOI Monday, The 11sh day u Jane, 1855,
at / o'clock, A. NJ. the property herein.
after set forth and described, belonging to
the above mentioned succession, to wits
A CERTAIN tract Of land together with
all the building and improvements thereon,
containing 40 arpent . more OF less. Also,
large stock Of Dry Cords, Clothing, Shoes,
Groceries, Liquors, Segars, Hcs Also, 4
lot Of Household and Store Furniture Show
Cases, Dressing Case. Store l,esk. 6c. Al.
so, one set buggy harness, one double bar.
rel shot gun, one pedling buggy, one roam
mare. sad lie and bride, one gold Lepins
Watch and Chain, nc. tf..4 ..ll
On The FOLLOWING TERMs AND CoNbt.
rloss, no wtr THE personal property. all
sums under twenty dollars. cash, and oil
sums Of twenty dollars and shove thsta a.
mount, payable on the first day Of January,
1856. Purchasers TO give notes endorsed
to the satisfaction The administrator. and
the tract Of land and improvements there.
on, for one third cash; one third payable
on the first day Of January next. 1866, ard
the remaining third PAYABLE on the hrst
day OF January, 1867. Purchasers to give
notes with gooi personal security and spe.
clal mortgage retair I'd on the land sold, I'M.
til the.fnal payment. The notes TO bear
eight. per cent interest from and after ms
tuii,y. and all TO BE- made payable At the
Parish Recorders Office. In the City 0f Ba.
ton Rouge. II. Y. BAB1N, -ffta
may4-6ts. II, ID So Sheriff.
ALSO-Will be offered at public sale on
the same day at the time ard place shows
mentioned. The following slaves, to wit,
Negro woman named Ro.e. 30 years Old,
and her chi tlren, viz: Morris aged IL
years Poine 9 years, Ada 3 Yeas, and
Louisa, aged ID months.
On tie following Terms and Conditions,
10 wit:
One third Cash--O,.e third On the first Of
March next, 1866, and the remaining one
third. on the FIRST of March, 1857. Pur.
chasers to give notes satisfactorily en,l0r.
sed anil payable At the Parish pecorder's
Office, In tb. city Of Baton Rouge. and spe.
cial mortgage retained on said slaves until
the full aud final payment Of said notss snd
all eventual interest thereon. ., ......,.
may4.6t. II. v. BABfN, Sheriff.
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The Legislature Of the State OF
Pennsylvania aj,mrned sine die ON the
9Th inst. The Hoase passed unani.
mously resolution thanking. Gover-
nor Reeder. If kansas, for his Nd.
herrnce to the old landmarks of repnb-
lican liberty in defending the purity
Of the ballo,-box against n lawiess mob
Of Missonrians and bidding Inn y
cordial welcome home to his family
and friends.
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Grape Culture in the United States.
has been long regarded as rather a
speculative nte,pri.e than az frauglt
with any practical consequences d
magnitude, Yet nevertheless The cul-
ture has been gradually extending at
The West until it has become an i'm
portant interest. II is stated in one
Of our exchanges that during the pre-.
sent year there will probably be raise,l
in the Ohio valley grape GRIP suflici-
ent to make 100000 gallons.
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THs Nxw Yoar HsaAL,'s. Cali.
roasfA ljuobEAs.--A san francisco
correspondent Of the Panama Star
says: zl.,.
Considerable inerri,nent has been
evincd hy "patriot's' letter to The
New York Herald, in reference 10 the
movements If a disunion party in this
State. The matter did not wholly
emanate from the fruitful brain OF a
scribbler, something very like 1t ac-
tually took place, At The hend Of which
stood Mr.. Speaker Stow, hut rank and
file becoming alarmed ut the gigantic
preparations Of The undertaking and
smelling treason, they deserted their
leaders and the matter dropppd. No
fear can exist Of sucl, movement ever
gaining permanent hold in California
where, The population contists Of such
n mixture "oonglomeration' antipo.
dean interests.
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LtUcry stable for Safe
(Hl 49,

THE undersign a offers for sale, his
1 entire stock Of HORSES, CARRfA6ES and
BuGGTEs, and II not disposed Of BY tho III day Of
June next, as o. viii BE- on that day offered At
Public Auction. Persofs DESTROYS Of purchasing
ut reduces. ,prices---vauable horses and vehicles
Off kinds, will And IL to their interest to cali
and examine the horses aud cxrriages offered for
sale. For further particulars apply 10
may5.iw, JAS.6 MORGAN,
On North Boulevard ST., near the Market.
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~ Bayard Taylor lately deliver.
ed : lecture 1t Kalamazoo. on the
Philosophy Of Travel, before large
audience. The aext day q gentleman
CHANGING u meet , lady, who listened
to the lecture asked her opinion Oft.
'Oh," ays she, 1t was exoellsnt-he
~ snch aeUoae nua1aahe."
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Two Of the most eminen, physicians
Of Columbus. Ohio, Messrs. Mcmillan
and Thrall. have accepted ptop"si.
,ion IRON the Russian Government t.
enter the medical staff Of Russia. They
expect to b. absent about shree years.
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II IVA WY.

IN the evening Of the 9th inst.
~ from my Plantation, the Mulato boy "a
7" TOM. aged 81 yesrs, ab"ut feet 10 A.
inches high stoutiy msde Bushey head Of hair,
when he left had on light summer clothing, ~ is
r. 1eraiiy worn by held hands. suitable re ward
Vi be paid for information that will lead 70 nj,
apprehension. RH0DEY PYBURN.
Nay ~ AdveeAts . GAsettaeopy ~ 2t-v.
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A va1tla BILE House and Lot,

A Valuable House ana Lot,
WILL be offered at public sale At the
w Court House door Of this parish and
city Of Baton Rouge on Aai :
Saturday the "a, day OF Jane nsxt,
at II o'clock A. M. unless previous dispos.
ed Of, at private sale, that valuable lot and
brick buildings thereon at the steamboat
landing known as the Union hotel. Said
property will be offered subject to lease
at the rate Of sixty i've dollar: per mon h
and payable monthly, and said lease expir.
ing on the first day Of December 1859, On
the following terms and conditions.
OSg haIf cash and the balanre on credit
Of twelve months from the day Of sale, the
purchaser to furnish notes well endorsed
and special mortgage retained until the
final payment. - 57 81
Inquire OF Perez HANNAH.
mysis H. V. BABIN, Auctioneer.
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The Washington Union saws tia

AZ
II he eata trophe If Know Nollingism
seems to have come upon our coun,ry
to turn into bitterness all that wns
sweet" It has certainly turned to
bitterness all that was sweet in Loco
focn tempers. r
The Spiritual Telegraph tells Of an
instance of spirits providing a circle "
with cigars in Warren, Mass. We
always supposed that Cigars and spir-.
its belonged together, they ha kept
'mpny these many years . The rap
pers must try and furnish something
new.
Herr Drieshacb, the celebrated
lion tanner, Inns taken wife and
settled near Potusi, in Illino,s. Cyni.
cal old fellow. might say that If sue
cessful, his greatest achievement will
be his last.
Three thousand Ave hundred mp
I lications for bounty land under III.
net All March. 1855, were filed in The
pension office on the I'll, inst. making
tho total receipts under that act, ir less
than two months from fling Of the
frs, claim. amount to l24 800. The
"thcers IN charge Of this business l,av.
learned will, pleasure that the 100
100. and so. acres plates, engraved
upon superb steel plates. with beauii-
ful aud appropriate design and head.
OF distinguished gentlemen, will b
ready for the issuance of warrants by
the LIT proximo. ~
THE FINE ARTs.--The Italian cor.
respondent Of the Newark Daily I'D
uertiser, ting from Rome, say. that
the expectation Of paintings and statu-
AIRY has maleriality fallen off during
the year past. The experts in 1854.
chiefly the products Of the several
hundred studions Of the resident art.
lists, representing all nations, are EST
mated at $2l5,4S7--a falling off Of
yer $50. 900 from the amount Of the
proceeding year. This sum inclnd.s
$50 SIS fur ancien, pictures. and $40,
1886 for modern 1854 for ancient
sculptures, and $l05,27S for modern
The good people Of Walden, Yer
mont. not sa'isfed with having voted
down the X. NJ. ut the recent election
have arrested the leader If the order
in that town. and have had him bound
over for violation Of the statue Of the
State. against the administration of
extra judicial oaths. He is to be tried
in June. j45sts.f s
The French Emperor, during his
recent witt to England, recrived our
Minister. Mr.. Buchanan. with mark. d
'iyiliiy. and expressed the hope tls
America and France might always
BE- at peacs- g i aasa3 1865 ie
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AVIS.

TOUTES personnes qui doivant d Ia
i Succession Dis WILLIAM r. PHILLIPS, de-
cede, sont par In prosecute noti66 de faire pale
ment immediate, ct tous ceux qui ont dss reclaim
ations c0itre II dite successfop, SOM pTie6 dc les
prosecute dinient certihe pour etre sccepte par
fa"mnistrA'eur John D. Comaux, sur Leo terrs
iiautes, on ason soussignS ayneat Baton Rouge.
avril 1851. J. M. McCUTCHEN.
M DOZEN BROODiS. just rrceiv.
~ sdby ,z4a gs, =. HOFFMAN,.
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Cross EXAMINATION -"Mr. Wit
ness, you stated that my client mani
tested great astoni>hment when Vol,
told him If The facts you just stated.
Now how did he manifest astonish-
ment 7" He looked astouished ""But
what were the indications Of astonisl-
ment, sir ? Yon seem to be q very
smart Witness, and ought to be able
to tell me this. "Oh. I merely Judge
of his feelings by his general ar-
para,ce THAT won't answer. sir. |.
you cant describe the appearance Of my
client, when astonisl,ed, in order to
give the jury an idea Of it, suppose
you look astonished once YOURSELF.
That | will d.. If yan will show me
something astonishing "Well now.
my sharp fellow. what would astonish
snrh an astonishing witness as your
self, hey - why, II you want 10
paralyse me with astonishment, just
show me- an l,ohent iawyer THAT
witness Tan take his seat.
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The French Emperor, during his
recent Wit to England, received our
Minister, Mr.. Buchanan. with mark. d
.iyility. and expressed the hope ila
America and France might always
BE- at peaoe- ~ a sas
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HoLY. WArEa--AMuslho AkEc.
DoTs A friend Of mine (says Mr.
Lambert. In his Travels, J was otre
present At the hnuse Of French lady
In Canada, when violent thundvi
storm commenced. The shutters,
were immediately closed, and The room
darkened, The lady Of the house
not willing to leave The safety Of her
company 10 chance, began TO sercl,
her closet for the bottle Of holy water.
which, BY sudden fash Of lightning
she fortunately fund Thc bottle was
uncorkpd. md its contents immedi.
"tely sprinkltd over the ladies and
gentlemen. It was a most dreadfal
storm. and lasted considerable time /;
she therefore redoublej her sprink-
lings and bpnedictions at every clap Of
thunder or aa b of lightning. AT
lenght the storm abaied and the par
lies were 'providen'inlly. saved from
its effects, which the good lady attribu-
ted solely to the precious water. But
when the shutters were opened. and
the light admitted, the company found,
to the destruction Of their white gowns
and muslin hnndkerchiefs, their cuats,
wai<tcoats, and pamaloons, that in.
stead Of holy water, the pious lady had
slrinkled them with ink.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-09
From the Fa!rmont True V!re.nian ]
WHOLESALE STAMPEDE.

There have been bu; f.w r'nv"s III this iMarlnnj
coun.v NJ any time and the nunhcr. already less
tEau hirv probably, promises som I" he represented
bv cipher. Our proximity 10 the pennsylvania
line which, where It r,:is nearest MS Is hot more tha
twenty miles from falrmnat, reuers the possession
Of slave properly rather undesirable. On Saturday
nj hit last six slaves started for Pennsvvania-tw"
men and two women tc'nu -inS to Thomas Knots
one man belonging 10 ASsa.om Knots and one wo.
man of the estate Of Jane Doudrlt. Nor we're they
ocr:r:it 10 take themselves ii! only, but they took
win tnrrn six hrrses bri"ncng to different gentle
men OF this county besides various articles ct cloth
Ing Leldims. sc. They wsr. Supplied. too with hrc
s:Gn,. IL s!or;, Il w"ui nTca: THAT they either pos
ses-,G good eui ct forecast. or were prompted III
their actions by some agent "f the 'und'rGr"und
raj. road" IL the vicinity OF B!arksvi-, III Mon"n-
,an county, v,rv near The State line, they were
stopped by some whit; persons about Twelve vI"cE
ri NJ sh hut owing to causes with which we are mol
familiar only single one Of :nr tnSs,ives was cup
turs, aud restored 70 his nasrr-,he Que belonging
20 absao.n Knuts. Several OF or citizens started
in yursui, of the runaways on Sunday, since which
time We have heard nothing from them, though they
uiay return before our paper goes 10 press. provides"
thss De not arrested and PIT IL jail. Gs young PARSONS
4 reward Of : nuU las been offered tor the ap-
prgcasca aud return ot the slaves or proportion
s;e reward Cor either ~ any Of 'l-n
y. j. Sus horses have ail been recovered, but not
word l:u, been heard, we believe, touching the
whereabouts ei the ntgro,,.
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the treaties; all III their legislative capacity %: sen
'aAc~csted malpractice co-par;ncTH III criminal Vi"a'
lion Vi rrtir J. section y ut the Consultations; w'"
a IL" tiIr, il is no question: vi c;-iati"m nj
all. Nhi. besides. they are incompetent 10 'st u:
jul ,Inru On the east. because. they are d,pY SI-
SH'r,c.hi. nn, Therefore, incapable 20 render M
impartial verdict ri puhir Justice aud equity III tho
premises Such iLc:. J. an unconstitutional ana
ti'i r,g" of Ec Sou!, an, p;cpr$;c!'u5 - her own
rain. The case belongs, b" the Constitution, 10 Ia"
nnl evidence 10 decide h" question, ana no! 10 S'ij
mn ,;i"d md fraudulent !c, isai"n BY p"il'ic" p'-
ivG0I patty yen, and nays, which ar" incompetent
&: nul. aud aside the deeds a Treaties Of vested
rights under "S"ai without inrhng equivalent, u
| "a !GIc'- breadth of concesS'ofl."
The cns s:nnt. precisely on the same constitution
al principle and authority, Us II thirty Individuals
wrr, To Jointly acquire large bodies o lands IN Gu
uartncr,lp AID wien the time arrived 10 make a
iar and honorable division of occupancy, title and
iuris,iiruu fifteen To lenguc together and con-
sp;rr bv trick; l.aui md tO/c<t"'r" PrS'rHio", AMI
thereby claim the lands Of the other htern occa'l>t
they could command more power. But tile weak
fifteen being guaranteed redress by the Constitution
nmd laws rf thu States, appeal to the State C"ur'e
who, being clothed with competent power 'c
cree u ,Ju,1,ti3a OF TIE said co partnerships
lands and jurisdiction, agreeable I" Tile "g
grr@ate dee'is and treaties oil the co'Par'.!!rl
snip, aud awari Justice between the parties
Inc Supreme Court i clothed with tG same power 10
decree !" Just and lawful D1rtN0" "t Inc deeds
treaties, title and jurisdiction in the matter ni the CO.
partnership territories between the fifteen .Nor'ir'h
hhh hiteru Southern States, at the time III me olht
acquisition and ratification of the Mexican Treaty
Ana tis IS the proper aud constitutions! remedy anu
Mt Congress.
llie great question ri ''Soullarn rights and lLirr
~, therefore, now actually rests on the question -
WI The southern people, in popular ussrnbiies. void
al parry Strife adopt and pursue hi. rclnrdy, 'as
one people, and request their respective Governors
To take The lend IN the Supreme Court, 10y Attorney.
or WA, 'n"S r.,nii Inc case in the political arena "
trun,l 81. fI p.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE


The steamer Arago from llavr-, arrived M SEES
York ruc-Iny. She lett Cowcs AT mtdn;it "n
!hr2ith uif, nni brings ;lrec hundred passengers.
IHF LIVERPOOL Observation-Disclosures Spence
n Co. quote cotton unsettled md the narket dull, win
a,.yr!i.,. of ! Sn,r4 uu SATURDAY t.DGl bales oii
Monday mud Tuesday Gc&G; sal-s 10 exporters 3.'"n.
Wheat and Hour Grc Stcndy and prices are nnrhnn-
e. with limited or-ur-s. Philadelphia. Bnim"r"
aui Ohio tnur rs As. Red whes, =. rs;
white wheat j.. Il l::. Indian corn j. nr:ire and
i:ch.ugei mixed Ia Provisions ure generally uII.
changed, and the market Is du.i.
lac capture Of kinnurn ia canii;nri!. \ steamer
in. he enraucc TO Nicoaieir and kh,rs"r.
TIE Russians blew up the Notifications ot Uczakoft
on tie unruin. Ot the 18th.
Thirty thousand Allies Landed on the peninsula OF
Tents on the morning I" the cnpinr" :" riil'
burn hut 10 intelligence has been received oi tier
opera there.
The Pnri. C"nstu;iDnnr! explains III" o3jec; nj Tia
movement If the Allied h."t Against Nir".ncn. thar
"urne says, an expedition would he lIJ';Hrl""s' n'
the Hcs cannot npyr"nch il, and l,;id iIrc" VII
have 1, attack If. But the prcscnce OF the Allied
fleet in he lake serving M estuary 10 the )hrr@i
md the l3u, which may he entered by me straits OF
kubur7, would enable them 10 cut oil the commune
cation ;.wecn the Crimra and the Western Fro
vinccs q Russn. The road that leads - the Crlrea'
aud by yhch the runfDrremruts from Be>sarabid
proceed is constructed on the side oi the lake and
could b. commanded by the Allied cannon. In or
der however, IL enter the lake, DczCk"if "cn com
mnnis IL Struts of kinhurn, had Ia be carried Inc
c.:rnnce the Straits of Kiuburn is practc"h!e Tor
vessel. a henvy irnu. t, and the lnkr Oilers !1ke
wise, d'yh sufficient tur the purpn*c III view.
Sir VII an Molrsw"rth died on lie "a.
Auutle brcnd dr!nunsrruticn took place nj il%de
Park, in London, on Sunday.
There j, nothing important from the Grimes.
The Lprlon Tunes announces the recall OF Genera,
Simpson, lad the Morning Herald states that General
COdringtol will succeed him rs COMMANDER OF inc
fnril| fof:es in the CTimea.
The Bou-se Of Mar!rd was deserted from panic
created by he cholera.
The steaa.r America arrived 1T Liverpool on The
I'D: the Washington wus of COwrs OH The G"tii'