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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
SORT.E OF RUSSIAN SHIPS FROM
SFGASTOfOT.

on he 9TH December two Ross IA -'esners, the
nonir ord B,.ssr,tis, towing siN gun boa's cana
out If the hArbor Of S.va-topo Ooe Of 81 80
ste8mCrs. ulbeeeing to- Fr,bch fri.4t3 Aegerp,
which was ciulsiig near. went co-. in shore -
SiI.ii7ka BY And c.um.rceo fling on Fc-nch
stt Ter AID homh. kstsh Which v're th-rs. GA OBJ
sowing n The T. elsh .te~n tigat-s Nalorous ADD
Terrible went TO their relief On witch the Isl "a
retired under shelter Of tie baii-rirs. THIS sorle hiss
Irovtd that there j. pss5age ctt tor eoes5 hr,Feen
The suIter chips slfAoueh only sid- csough fgr one
,hip TO psss az a time. The Rus-ian fleet could ho =
ever form ID saery urder co, or u The batteries.
Russian o. noun cement sAys that fh sprfi- Of the
steamers vbs ere TtcoDuDsauce The Ali
fleets excepting The crui-s are nov Woor-d outside
Of the double bay of Cber-oa-sGs, where the a.
NJ clorsle r. better lheu o. ka.cha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

high diplomatic conference was 70 be held On the
2sih December At lord W-stnoreaua'- office in "
ems. The Fmbqssador- u England. France Au7
tra Prussia. aud Russia Primo GorcoakodI were .
tske part in the discussion The conference ia to be
"of a pos,ive character" Lord We-tm'relant h.
il Q reported ,ck, tie conference for greater conve
nieuce end privacy, will be held in his chamber.
The remaining dipl1ma'ic pews il comprised IN the
ollowirg Dispatch from Vienna. 26tb: prince Cor
otakoG ha- presented note Wbio1 he has received
from s. Petershurg % Count Buol. Il is believed
80 be NJ saiissctory, ba is not the fna reply o.
'Pussia"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
POLAND.

Oriers have been received ~ W4rssw - "'npls'e
Tie additional ~0fks Il me citadel sithin the -st
i,ittigh' 81 J4nu,ry. Nar-hal Fq-hkl-~'tch has
order.d The immediate eTrou eDt 81 three parks II
hyiue artillery. /, spprirs t1t' there a-e WY fsv
Russian troops near the 20 provinces Ut Prr--i4n
T. land The recruits ~ 'he ne levy are in'eHde' =
~. a., second grand army - reserve which ID - be
Couc.rirs'ei IT, ara around Moscow FRI n the c1G-
tiru,d "opc.rtr,'oo of rpops along the irDl'-r If
Austria IL evident that the Czr looks b the cJof
g. Ne, ~ sctua h,-fi.ldes win Austria
TStpiy thousand m.n re occupied 10 terrifying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
LORD RAGLAN.


Whtre did LsrG Raglan ever comm nd re
ginert in battle
We were amazed when we read the announcement
of lis aplortue nt To- the com nsnt of the British
ARMY il the East Lord Raglan Is She descendant Of
brave race ind be possesses ell the chva'ry Of his
aIcCstoTs but there Il Al al this santed IN
msr 10 Who-e hand nation places the flower Of its
forces Ard after The madness of Alms aud Btla-
klava and tie slaughter Of lbkermaID, the couotry
Oug 1T to iust having our re-t lnd gIe1tes' q m
ersls wto have hesn tried in the field appointed t.
such IespC nsihe positions as those filled bv men
unknown 80 Generals q heroes by their service, in
The fed. Ne army can star the cruel waste Of Gfe
going in the camp before Nevas iopO. Our .rOopu
have lost confidence in the srh'y Of their command
er and les- sOu thing be zone II give them fresh
hopes of success desth will hem Oh a-erih, an
We can sepa out r.f rceents :, supply their place,
and The titge must eventually be rai-ed and under
cncumstaI ces TOO terrible 10 coD'emI lac.
E-i,ad from a Pyifofe Letter
AT The military clubs the general opinion ia. that
ths bet possible C0iGuauderiu. het 81 the ii lr+e
Guards Lord Raglan, has been seL, thence 20 make
the worst possible Comma lder-iu.Ca it in the
Ciimea for which he never had militia experience;
for when in Gapagrs with the Duke # Wellington,
though lie had military rank lie Wa uo more than
military SECRETARY. Thee Is not word 81 truth
about he Duke of Cambridge mind be.ng All c'ei.
He f, keeDy the terrible loss - the f.t il or Ter 10
charge on the 9th uli the suIpIisc AZ lnkermlnn.
AID the inactivity ard incapaciiy at Lord Raala
This know by numerous ltttors f'om officers in the
arlnv received hv their friends within the lat week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
TIE pRrSsIAN MISSION TO ENGLAND.

High e1peca'ions were formed Of the mi's'9n o.
Cont Won Use1om who, It may be remembered re-
Gently arrived IN Lordc charged II was -aif, with
4 m. sssge from the Cabinet Of Bsrlin The general
opinion was thai ~ Tsedom was in.tru'ted - make
ofrs On ~ peri ~ Prussia 70 enter into &C. .e
treaty. i'm me Western Powers which shonf po'sess
the advantage, without the crqwbsck. Of Pr1s.i's
sd1oriDc 70 he Treaty Of Vienna " in ic4tipns
having fsnr ired of any such ms-ion it i no sur
missed ihst NJ U.odom was merely the bserer Of an
autaPrspb letter 10 Quo,n Nicoa, ord that his NJ.
sfrncos are uer,Iy 10 watch the spot the course
Of CveTts. This however, nay be q supPosiion
EQUALLY erroneous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


CoysrAvTrSortE. Dec. ?o-tt q confidently a.
,erted that iLe resolution bs- been ai"p'ed - storm
sev,,iopol As soon az the Turkish rein'1rcenents
cone up The Frcnch i .s sid ar to s'Orm, ~hle
'le British snd Turks attack Nen-h ikof.
Ttere Is report that o Ter P--ha has written tn
he Suiisn -l irgi's condition 81 HI. ar,.prn, the
COZ rrsnc, that be ,hsil h,vi rso voes 10 he Coun
I'll q War in orisr 10 preven; biz being oyerSOtei
BIZ Lord Raglan and Gen. C>nr"ber
VIESNA. Dec % 4 di.ps IN from Wars4~ IN
n,urCe- that the Russian naval artillery nave hem
taken cut Of tie B.lfc ioe' and have irrSi II Sc
vd-opol; ard tot o ibeir pre- DC j. due the re-
cert ro-ioD Of ihe FIRE from S-y4-i"go a. WI az
IL uew found toldn-,s oftho f.et
Another disra'ch from onna sii'o7 that az III
Conference, hcd 10 thai ipi'l on he o h, noes
wero oxchArccd heiw On tho representatives. of tho
three Allied Po~ers a.fnrg he -"rs~ in "hch their
Cabeis understood the four points prop red s con-
Ciiions of pe.ce.
Prince Gsrichskoff, it = under-'aool, demanded
time to obtain the Instructions 81 bis g ,ve-nmenI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

TIE Goverrn eots of Eoslind aud Face have
noiidfd the Sa ech Government ma th-y lnteni %
iifdrsw rhe permission when they gave 'n' year,
for tade To h. c4ri.d IN h-fSeaa FiBusrk and ihs
Roe ian harhors in The White Sea Gurng the bio x tfe
Of i- ssi1 port and that The a,wet ofce of tne A.
liz wheu il r,xt appears ID ihp-e .e@' all have pe-
GERS 10 top to ~ 20 nuerc't' hterc 'nr.e ms
amour cement va ofIieisly made kno. {" Carlsti-
Id IN the 9TH Decent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
7BF FIVE HUNDRED MILLION LOAN.

Do The 27ih ne L-Ri-I4'ive BODY uas0in)lsIy
adopted The bill sut1 9rziDg the n ni.s-T of Fnaocs
20 rleoti.re 4 NV loan 0f 700 001 0OO france. rgJ
hBIcrec sDo forty ore membsrs ~ere pr-s.nt when
Ire III -ssv voted o. the evening" Of The 2-,h the
>toe ,...m5y met at the TGiisnes and presented
tie Did e the Emperor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
CHANGE OF raE RUSSIAN LINE.

Bv lss Insii from Europe 49, .tlted nat The Rus
san- a- ttiiftd to fb@'f second ne of 'e'-nce and
were removing some OF heir Guns - ia s'ip-. :
irf IN a'ion 49, 'oiocraphed 20 the L'nfl Press.
We ffe no fnriher con frmsion # the = Element eI
c. ping letter IN the >ii1tn Fr-pa' when says:
Tie defense Of thr f.rfr--s j. nov ~ De rnpiu'
IN anew plan. Th' ply mTf-i/ all ~ rsn'Fef
from the hastions On 'h- wsns a1d ciri-f bt K -
the tips T~enty-fwo SHIPS have been equipped,
and sre row resoy f0r s..s.
l. is probable 'h- carbon have m.1od til Places
with tieN pieferd ~ have l~t
TIE Frmden BioH ssys Ike rise, m & The defence
of Sevsstopol ill 10 Ion extend ~ the Ou'er lima
IN tie Ctern=ys bur y. cor fired ~ b. f'r's. The
Ink offie .sian army wit eu'r-f c. i-ef strongly
on tie hiatfsr rem b -k.ni-ersi AMI >irf ropo rIe
corrur ica'iou with Pcpkop will ba permanent,
While y At with Seva.fopol will d4p-od on n'ing-n-
oi,s D,tsched cora. OF observation vii hopever,
b. placed on the Cle'iaya R-lbsk, aad Kticll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
SPAIN.

On the 23d December tie COrtes voted The bin
tIiDs re Effective force Of the Spanish army a.
20 coo n.n.
ieyofi ioss Ebgsu vii enls' Spsr'ss sur;l.a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

Totals .I325'f oo0l f9i 0roWo 2si 500 geo Gil@~
T,LLow 20. her % odae - - q. on The spot
TYa-A ~ about 500 rhes Foo chow too hs sesn
rs.,,d AZ sery foil pticts Wc llot2 common tOngJa d
p N buys's
TuSPENrNg-A 'ros sale 81 r,ush ha, been mide ALL
sprifs a.. 90 J ~ sfI - FrrIsh.
AMFEtcaN srocs-Tbeye h.v. been purchasers 10 some q
2. nD.sssrs Sts,- bond 40 Virginia stehinf
b cent Hona- hsv- been sold a 8ga86 div hsss.cta
stsrrs y cents lIi Psnnsyly,nia HaroJ lf
Borfs.grI Dollar . y Hpnds ~ div 30 ga Nor
p.gel A. cent sterling Rnrd. % ex div from Oetobr "
hua- Central Bod. o. United -ta--s p aands l1S
seIl.rs ~ Ifs fnciaua srf'e 70 Ksbtncky eesss
Mao sud ~, sellers Canada & cent. bosds lef
-. I'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

Totals...ss1 ZOO 3Gig0coo W roo 200 % 100 ~
CoF>rbe mark very huy attended 10 day ard 40
sltersficu IN pstces
ItNst.p-Th- imports durre The week amount 10 s1ss
crsrte. Price. SPOT seadv without shanfsi tso
noaiirg canoes fhr Asv haze chsaFsd hands At 81
90 c. ivsrsd IN "a Seed hipWcrf from September
10 me erd the ytar have fchd % Ga @ cs,, freight,
irfurrf
Ir>srtD c,Krs IN rocd demand f,r consumption. Euihh
d'a rrHf 10 t.y - k'2 g tun.
Jstu r,ihtr hfucr
RoLAs.i s-rhefs has been sfsl ,a'e Of Cubeat ia
f.ffhrr nsnf in ins' - fhe
ssi being firm a. 30 lr prompt delivery - y demfnief 10
delivery early ysrr nnd Tor April nnd Jlne Nap
lr n has dsrnsi 81 fdj. reined soS ~ sale ~ -
"a Palm Ef70RW Cuc,a Nuf At3 10. 0S,s In Fsh
ltt. d., T. Pale Sec hss advtu.sd - ga
Sprir4s-CsLe on no .ro' A q 5idf g.
SJc,E DDirt fha holiday fhe uaftst has been ent-i
cio,.d Tho following he Imports aud STOCKS on is n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
IMPORTS ---- -rocks---
1888. 1884. 1853. 1854.

Fn,ore So 80 eco fsi l'nfo0 81 go go 11.Oo 90
Great 6nsn 1ls 100000 s} 1000 ~ 500 900 2J7 oen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
,Sss s.0' .S5t. 1853. 1881.

pu,ora 80. 30 o,0 7l6 - 90 $3.50 oeo 81 ieo@o
Crer, Brifsin... a. 20 200 i7Ioo'o S9'oto0 % 00CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

,cok tA.ir pisces. Al Il -sms the Corps n IL
gs'qus. A, 6ve misu's- "a ! O'clock ~ '-'s- 81
eer. monies spnoaue,d tbs Em5rsss. sslv, 81 l0i
,GD- rstG.5 brr arrival. Sc Af-en'ef by ths Prl-
c.,s 'ldc, SID hwy II laiiss EI- uio 'lto'. =
sIt 'ok b,r plsca in from II the ;arOnA. In e.
afe'y iioFea'sr she EmeeT-r attended by hr,li tlt
eortece, entered the Bal ! took bis sat On TIC
throne prirce Jerome Napoleon sssisi h ns-lt N
,he r'ci, Prince Lucien Luis. sri PriaS' la 'ieI
GurAt 90 toe In A. usher prnlAim-l. q tie
II. D. s.,tld after which pol OF p-on3gn,el
the f,lOsiug
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14
"THE OPEN BIBl4Eo'

A GENTS WANTED to sell a new work, en-
N titled "Paganism. Popery and Christianity,
or the BLESSING of an OPEN BIBLE" as
shown in the History of Christianity, from the
time Of our Saviour to the present day, by Vim
cent w. Miner. With view of the latest deve-
lopments of RoME's HOSTILITY to the BIBLE, as.
exhibited in various parts of the world, and an
expose of the absurdities of the Immaculate con-
ception. and the idolatrous veneraton of the Vir-
gin Mary, by Rev. J. F. Berg, DID,, author of
"The Jesuits, "'Cburch and State" &C., &c.
The author of this work, DR.. Berg, is acknow-
lodged to be the most able writer on RoMAN1sM
in the country; those who have read his discus
sions with ARCHBISHOP HusAEs, will need no as
surance of this fact. .-.t.tf.
Agents will find this the most saleable book
published; It'll large 12mo. volume, of four hum
dred and thirty pages, illustrated with numerous,
engravings, beautifully and substantially bound ,.
and sold at 81 IS per copy.
Specimen copies sent by mail, post paid, to any;
part of the United States, receipt Of the above.
price. Send for copy, and judge for yourselves
Address J. w. BRADLEY, Publisher,
48 North Fourth street,
je 14-3t 1@ Philadelphia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14

HAMpToN's VEGETABLE TMcTuRE. BY its
mild actions on the stomach, liver and the Kidneys
will cure dyspepsia, cough, asthma, bronchial and
lung affections; pains in the back, side and breast:
consumption scrctla, rheumatism, govt, neuralgia
fsua, piles, bo,rel complaints, and nervous
debitities-with all diseases arising from impure
blood, and is the greatest female medicine ever
known. This invaluable medicine is working won
ders upon the human frame. The letter which we
publish to-day will be read with great interest BY
the afflicted. We lately had conversation with a
venerable clergyman of this city who detailed to us
the particulars of a most remarkable cure effected
by this medicine upon woman who had for years
been sorely afflicted with scrofulous affection.
Similar statements from like reliable authority
prove beyond all doubt that there is virtue in
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture, which can be found
in no other Observation-Disclosures Republican and
.9rguS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14

BARNUM's DIsGUsTING BABY SHOW is in
progress 9. New York. Even The Tribune,
accustomed TO praise everything belonging
10 Bsrnum, cannot restrain its displeasure,
bu. plainly says Of it -
"S.olen by low cunning and 'rsn'pIan'ed
to New York to q harlequin and monster
Museum which stops q. no deception 10
dupe The simple out of their money. the &C.
cen ltc and comical though. Of the West be-
comes a revolving speculation. There Is
something opposed TO The Ienderes, instinct is
OF. our nature, something indescribably sa-
crileeious and vulgar 10 this parade OF IN
conscious innocence, coupled with an os-
icnls.ious p'e'ence Of q regard Tor The ply
seal laws OF man and The sublime entities
oil being"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14

THE CATHOLIC COUNCIL on TEMPER
ANcE-The oral letter Of the Archbish
OF Of Cincinnati, signed also by the Bishop
Of Cleveland, Louisville, Vincennes and
Covng,on, and the Vicar and CosdjuIor Of
Michigan, recently issued, con,sins the fol-
lowing passage:
sin The ordinary discharge Of our paste
raj office, we, aided by our faithful clergy,
have not ceased, beloved brethren, to warn
you earnestly against ell the sin and ell the
scandal, and particularly agaius. the horri-
BILE vice Of incompetence, which is The ftui,-
full mother Of so many other evils, affecting
both The body and The soul. In order the
more effec,uslly to check the evil, we strong
" advise v % to discoun,enance md discon'
,inue altogether the practice Of retailing in
ioxicaling drinks IS q means OF obtaining q
livelihood We do no, wish 10 pronounce
,hs, it is always sinful to engage in the uaf'
fic, but we feel il to be our duty earnestly
to dissusde you from it, as being dsnger"u'
to yourselves, 10 the morals Of your chill
drep, and to others, TO whom it present!
numerous and often fatal temptations; ant
as being, finally, both discfedi,able in pub
lie estimation and unnecessary as mean
of ob.sining living"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14
FOR SALE.

T WILL sell at Public Sale, (if not sold at pri-
L vate sale before that time y at the Court House
door in Port Tobacco, on TUESDAY, the 18th of
JULY next, the small FARM purchased by me
at the sale of the Real Estate Of Priscilla E.
Keech, containing 1876 ACRES, more or less,
having upon it comfortable improvements.
Persons wishing to purchase are invited to ex-
anime the premises.
TERMS OF SALE A credit of one, two and three
years will be given, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
Apply to FREDERICK STONE, or to 81
je Ats. JOHN G. CAMPBELL. .
PLANTERS Advocate and St. Mary's Beacon
will please insert till sale and send bills to this Of
fee for collection.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIo CANAL.-At

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-At 2
peske and Ohio Canal Company, held in
Washington city on Monday The 9TH inst.
an election Of Presiden. and Directors 10,
the ensuing yesr took place.
OF the five Commissioners of the Board
Of Public works Of Maryland four were pre.
sent, VIZ Messrs. Charles R. Stewart. Sam
mel Chs@be'lsin, NJ. N. Fslls, and Joshus
Messrs. Stewart and Chamberlain nomi.
mated the following ricke, for Presiden. and
Directors.
For President, Samuel Hamblelon, oil
Talbot county, Maryland and for Direc-
tore, Samuel P. Smith, "f AlIegany county
John G. Stone. Of Washington county; Al
exander B. Hanson, Of Frederick county
Richard ]. Bowie. Of Montgomery county :
james A. Mae1udar, Of Georpe,own, d. c.;
and George H. Smoot, Of Alexandra, Vir-
GINA. !. .. ..
And Messrs. Falls and Nelson n omns,ed
the following ticket:
For President, VIM. D. Merrick, Of
Charles county, Mar, land and for Direc-
tors, Charles M. Thurs.on, Of AlIessnv ;
George SchIey, Of Washington county; Wm.
J. Ross, Of Frederick county ; Coleman YrI-
lott. Of Baltimore city; Thomas F. Bowie,
Of Prince Georges county; end VIM. VI.
Sea,on, Of Washington, DC.
Upon voting fo' Psesideu. and Directors,
the Mary land Commissioners being equally
divided, no choice was made !; and ,hereup.
on the proceedings were referred to the
Hon. Dennis Claude, Treasurer Of the Stale
of Maryland, in pursuance Of the third sec.
uon Of the seventh article of The Consii,a.
lion Of that State
Dr.. Claude has decided in favor of The
ticket nominated by Messrs. Stewart aud
Chamberlain and therefore The gentlemen
whose names appear on the .icke. FIRE. D
bove inserted have been duly elected P'e.i-
den. end Directors Of The Company for The
ensuing year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14
FOR. SALE

INTENDING to change my residence, ] will
l. sell at Private Sale the FARM on which
now reside, knows as "MIDDLEvILLE," containing
about $50 ACRES. 1t has upon it every neces-
sary building. all new and in good order, and Is
one Of the healthiest residences in the county,
Persons wishing to purchase are invited to ex-
anime the Farm for themselves. If not sold be-
fore at private sale, it will be offered at public sale
at the Court House door, in Port Tobacco, on
TUESDAY the 18th of JULY next
TERMS OF SALE: A credit of one. two, three
and four years will be given, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security.
For further information refer to FREDERICK
ST. ONE, or to the subscriber. ae-a
je 14-ts. JOHN G. CAMPBELL.
PLANTERS Advocate and St. Mary's Beacon
will please insert till sale and send bills to this Of
fee for collection
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14

TIE RACES NEAR BALriMoRE-Nfth
Doy.-The second week of The races over
,he Herring Run course commenced on
Tuesday The 5,h inst. The first race was .
sweeps,.,e for three year old col,s and FL
lies, $3.50 entrance, half forfeit, mile heats,
the proprietor to add $3.50 if three or more
would start There were four entries as
follows: Csp.. John. Belcher named M.
MeDaniels' b. c BY Hawkins Pfiam. John
D. Poudes named CHI. {. LILLE Sal. James
T.lly named b. c., by Tally no, dam Ota.io
Calvin Green nsmed b. C., by Sovereign
Pouder'sa and Green's entries were with
drawn before the race begsn, and The two
others came up 10 the scratch. Belcher''
entry won the race without much trouble
" ,wo s,rsieh, hests-time so 1.2-1 so
!, The second race was then called, being
fnr he psoprissor's purse, $50; $40 en-.
,s.nes sdded-mile heats. The entries
- are % follows: John Connolly named b
q. Wild I,ishmsn. 2 yesrs old. Capt. Johr
Bsseber psned, b. {. BY John BIpn', 4 yes,'
old Wn. Dsnirls n.nsd b. f. yest old
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14

The Catholic Church Property Question
has arisen in Connecticut, though in rather
differen. way from the New York dispute.
The congregation Of the Catholic church in
Norwich purchased burial ground with
money contributed by themselves, but i. is
held in fee by the ecclesiss.ics, who, j! is
alleged, impose serious tax on the lots,
and refuse 10 actoun, for The money. An
other cause Of difficulty is in relation TO The
ne holders, upon whom double tax has
been levied, aud Ill are elected who refuse
to pay it. The congregation has appealed
10 the Connec,icu, Legislature for a law re-
Rula,ing The conveyance Of reel estate for 70.
hgioOs PurPoser,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14

THE BATTLE OF SEvAsroPoL.-The
New York Tribune states. on the auth nri-
" Of a letter from a Liverpool house II
Messrs. Duncan, Sherman s. Co., de ted Ss-
,urday. May 26'h. tbs, a Geographic des.
patch had jus, been posted in the Liverpool
Exchange, stating that 50 serious engege-
men, had taken place ON The dsv previous.
in from, Of Sevss,opoI. between The Russians
end allies The 6sh, was a long end bloody
one, 9 large number Of troops being engsg
ed and sfer a very hesvv loss on both
sides, the bs,,le terminated in the decisive
success Of the allies" The telegraph dos.
patch Of The Afr,cs's news from Halifax had
said as much. A despatch from Pellisier
on the 24th, said q bsulc had been going
on ell dsy before Sevss,opol. aud tins, the
allies had been successful, with eres. loss
on both sides One Of the soriies, no doubt.
which the Russians are continually max
ing against The allies.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14

Calvin Green's b. G, 3 years old. The las.
named won the rsce in two s.rsieh. beats
time 165-1.57. Wild Ifi.hman IVES dis
.snced in the 6rst mile. M. Daniels 6IIy
wss also dis,snced in The second heat.
Sirih Day The race wss for purse Of
5000, Two mile heats, for which there were
three entries. WiIIism Gibbons named b. {.
Philo. Capt. Belcher's ch. c., and Jas. Tslly's
One-Eyed Joe. The race was won in two
s.raieh. heats by Philo. The following is
the summary:
William Gibbons b. f. Philo, by Mariner,
dam Cassandra, 4 years old,
Captain Belchers CHI. c., by John Blunt,
dam Peggy Hale, 3 years old,
James Tally sg. g. one-Eyed Joe. by Prince =
George, dam Register. y
e-3.5O-3.49 1-2. rs.
The rsce to-day will be four mile heats,
between Rube and Lawson, two Of the mos,
celebrated horses in the country.
Seventh Day.-The eres, four mile rsce
for $1,000 came off yesterday end wss won
in Two s.raigh, heats by Mr.. Tslly's 6Ily.
The star. was good, bu, Lawson, the favo.
ri,e was no. in good plight, and wss dis
,snced on the las, heat. The following is
The summary:
q. P Hare's CHI. G. Rube, by Trustee, dam
Minstrel,
Calvin Green's b. &. Lawson, by Wagner, dis
James Tally's ch. f. by Tallyho, dam Betsy
White, ! !
Time-903-9.04.
To. day vii be the las, Of the spring rae
ing, which will be for three year olds for q
sweeps,ske, $500 entrance, there are three
entries.
Last Day.-The las. day Of The racing
came of on Friday les, IN presence Of q
large concourse Of persons. There were
Eve hes,e, al Of which were closely contest
ed. The following 10 the summary:
JAS Tally - b. C. by Tallyho, dam Ora
ito, years old, ... 3 2 dl
Capt. Belcher's b. c. by Hawkins
Priam, years old, o
w. H. Gibbons c. f. by Glencoe, dam
Sally White, 3 years old. 2
Time-l.5l-l5 l-l.54-l.55-2.Q0