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LATEST ELECTION NEWS.

LATEST ELECTION NEWS.
THERE is more excitement about the large
stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
That ALEX. CRISWELL has just received,
than there is about the present election as he
has now on hand the largest and bet selected
assortment Of those articles that has ever been
brought to this town. =,
Fine Boots from $2 SO to S. 90, besides all
kinds Of Mems, Boys and Misses BOOTS and
SHOES, all Of which he offers at prices little
lower than has ever been offered before in this
town.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
His large stock that has just been received
compels him to enlarge bis store before he can
exhibit his Goods .
If YOU WANT GOOD BARGAINS
Come to the store Of the subscriber, where y OF
can be accommodated to all you want at
prices to suit the times.
ALEX CRISWELL.
Jaal;son, Oct. IL, '55 .29-n
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COARSE BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies' Leather and Morocco Work,
and in connection have the best stock Of Leath.
er that has ever been brought 10 this market, all
Of which will be sold on as reasonable terms as
can be bought elsewhere FOR CASH.
ALL of which is put up in the highest styles
Of workmanship.
jackson, Sent 6, '55. "a IT,
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JACKSON MARKETS.
DANK NOTE LIST.

THE following list is corrected every Wednesday
just before putting paper to press, ut Bennett
Co.'S. Citizens Bank.
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TEA WIS WANTED
NJ O tic @

IS hereby givon to all persons, not to purchase a
certain note ohand given by the subscribers, exc
cuted in favor of Wilson Smith, on or about the
25th or 26th day ofJuly 4. D, 1852 for the sum Of
fty-ve dollars duo on the first day of October next
ensuing; as said note was fraudulently obtained, We
are determined not to pay the same.
JOSEPH R. W. GILLELARD.
JAMES B0GGS,
September 26th, A. D., 1555.-27-3w*
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Co.'S, Citizens Bank.
New York. bk of Mobile. 8 dis
Solvent banks, par MISSISSIPPI.
Pennsylvania. All banks, no sale
Solvent banks, par LOUISIANA,
MARYLAND. Solvent banks, par
Solvent banks, par Small Notes, dis
NEW HAMPSHIRE. ONO.
Solvent banks, par Solvent banks, par
VERMONT Bk. Circleville, 40 dis
Solvent banks, par Free bk. old plato, dis
CONNECTICUT. KENTUCKY,
Solvent banks, par Solvent banks, par
MASSACHUSETTS, Ky. Trust Co. 70 dis
Solvent banks, par INDIANA.
RHODE ISLAND. State bank and
Solvent Banks par Branches, par
MAINE, Free banks, to so dis
Solvent banks par Bk. of Corners
NEW JERSEY. vile 80 dis
Solvent banks, par ILLINOIS,
DELAWARE. Solvent Free blk. dis
Solvent banks, par MISSOURI.
VIRGINIA. State bank and
Solvent banks, par branches, par
Trans. Allegheny, 10 dis TENNESSEE.
Kanahwa 10 dis Solvent banks dis
CANADA. MICHIGAN.
Solvent banks, dis Solvent banks, dis
NORTH CAROLINA. Small Notes, dis
Solvent Banks, 3dis Except Adrian Ins. Co.
Small Notes, dis and MNcomb Co. Bk.
SOUTH CAROLINA. WISCONSIN.
Solvent Banks, dis Free banks, dis
GEORGIA. Small Notes. dis
Solvent Banks, dis TEXAS n ARKANSAS.
ALABAMA. All banks Of doubt
3olyont banks, 10 dis full value.
EXCHANGE.
BGYING. SELLING.
New York, q prm. q prm'
Philadelphia, a q
Baltimore, a "a
AMERICAN GOLD.
Buying at 4 prm. Selling at !:
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List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at Jackson
on the LIST day Of October, 1850
Iair AImond G.
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OFFICE CENTRAL RAnRo COMPANY OF NEwJsRsErl
No. SO Wanst.-NEw.YoRK. June 2, lS5S
ny virtue of Resolution of the Board q

oyytoE CENTRAL Rail ROAD COMPANY OF NEw JsRsErl
No SO Wspst-NEw.YoKK, June 2, 1851 \
ny virtue of Resolution of the Board d
ID Directors this day passed. the Finance Committee cfrn
the khoders the Central Ralrofa Company OF Ne~J
sev IS cent lion five hundred N lsanf tosn
OF SEVEN PER ,'ENT COUPON b 1ND5. redeemable Nay
1875 convertible into the stock Of the Company unit May
1860 and entitled the security Of any mortgage hat
be hereafter laid on the Railroad from EzibethPO Phl
burg the Delaware River x.,ooo -, "a.
and will be registered he booss Of the Company in the
name of the holder Bond payable 70 bearer the
yeuence OF holders from time TO time may require.
In nav be unnecessary cal the attention Of Sockhoeeno
the prospects this Road repeat thst Is tbs main E
err ssps 10 the Laclswanoa Coal mnos and Oswss
Lake Ontario; the Lehh Coal fields, and ultimaey
Erie Cleveland q Great West and requiring theeon
s,ruoton ony 50 miles Of road TO pierce the center Of the
scbuylkn Coal Basin and make direct nnbTosep line
an and heeng need they be reminded thar she
lines free from break gauge or anhpmen no! OF the
remarkable coincidence that by this road the three Aoth.'
Coal regions are each brought within l35 mi OF Nowf o
there being miles difference In distance between any 100
ofthem. ,,., II 4,
july OF ehgh Valley Railroad with fhe probability Of t
opening Warren and Lackawanna Roads la tho fa req
der peratiyey thar this Company should prcs
vgorou.y with the construction OF the second track WIN @
work already accomplished IL can be economically eGmges
In two without ng with the business Of the hos
saving In expense over what N "ouu cost &
I'M the Road is overwhelmed with business
will be entitled subscribe for Bonds TO the n
tent of the stock held by them IN tho DOCKS
the COMPANY Subscriptions greater -ss amounts Can y
es bSf IN the former case TO reduction rejection by Tie
Committee fthe subscriptions shall be In excess OF the WHO'S
S"p.niiops will be received At the Office Of the Company
No 50 Wallet till the 18th July, inclusive; alter which the
allotment will be made. -.
TERM-Ten rer cent Of par value Of the bonds win b
payabe notice acceptance OF bids 10 cent on the m
August and the balance in ments OF 10 per cent not oend
than in thirty oays. required by the Company Is
ninth cal will be per cent when thu Bonds tor me deoun
will b. Issued As the same can b. prepared bondswa
be issued in exchange for the irsalnent receipts
Subscribers have the option Of paying In ta az any ts
upon giving notice at the Office Of the Company 49,,
onpayInent Of nalnents will awe the Company TIE nt
10 forfeit the unpaid portio of the sGbschpon aud the dc
allowed on the BONDS. JOHN 7. JOHNSTON
JOHN {. GREtN, Finance
WILLIAM y. DODGE, CoDrnltee.
ADAM NORRIE,
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h)atrbes, 5ewrlrp, &r.


WATCHES! WATCHES The Subscriber
w IL selling all descriptions of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES, retail, lower than any house in the city
FINE GOLD LEPINE WATCHES, four holes eweled. 80 -
BEAUTIFUL ENAMELED LADIES' WATCHE5......
SPLENDID ENAMELED LADIES WATCHES, with .
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS, full jewele. ............. 80
BEAUTIFUL GOLD ENAMELED HUNTING Watches: -
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS for Ladies, nch engraved 49,
FINE GoiD tSfiXG LEPiNEs for Iadic:......
FINE GOLD HUNTING Detached Levers, full je"eled &c
SPLENDID LEVER WATCHES for Dagueueotypes... ll55
RICH WATCHES which wind up and set without key %
REAL JULES JURGENSEN WATCHES, per 40.
feet ms-ieepers '''.S i0 70 TO-
REAL COOPER WATCHES, Duplex and Levers lZo to 20
INDEPENDENT SECOND and QUARTER 90.
SECOND WATCHES, for timing H0r-es...... 10 TO Us
SPLENDID GOLD POCKET CHRONOME- 49,.
TIERS perfect irnekeepers. .......... I'D 70 lr
WATCHES which eight days with one - ,-x
RICH MAGIC WATCHES, for Ladie. aud Gen
euen which change into different Watches. loo TO 10
col n FNGIISW PATFNT LENERS...... IS 10 S.
GOLD HUNTlNG-CASE English Patent Levers 90 to
SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LEVERS........ 10 70 q
SILVER DETACHED LEVERS. IL 70 ~
SILVER LEPINE WATCHES. -.
SPLENDID GOLD and SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LIZ
yERs made by NJ j. Tobias and other ebrated makers
VERY FINE DUPLEX WATCHES, made BY I. +. Cooper,
Warner, and all oelebTuted makers
Watches Cleaned and Repaired in the best manner 81 much
ss than tbs prices All Watches warranted 10 keep good
time. GEO. c. ALLEN Importer
Wholesale and Retail, No. IL Wal-s-,
Second floor, Broadway.
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A NJ MEswrs, Auctionees.
DY RANGS BROTHER s. CO-Trade-Sale

DOsITIyE SALE of genteel HOUSEHOLD
i FURNITURE. OIL PAINTINGS. SILVER WARE, &c,
ITO closa ALBERT II. NICOLAY viii .e on
SATURDAY July H. At li o'clock the Sal ssroom No II
Bruai-st HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. kc:, conssnus IA
rert OF Suites in harcotb Sofas Chairs Side aud
Center Tables; bsck-wnut and mahogany B-dstests Mat
tesses Lounges mahogany and OAK Desks Carpets silver
Plate together With lot Of Oil Pantn remaining from
Iat sale Also two age show Cases aud lot Of Desks
and Counters The whole be sold positively 10 pay advances
and 10 make room for other sales.
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furniture.

DESKS, DESKS, DESKS-Double and single
IL Standing Desks from feet; double aud single String
Desks Of every variety from to feet Office Tables from 10
eet Office Chairs and Stools Of every description. at
KNOWS Desk.Store No 50 Beekman-st
II T. FARRINGTON.-ENAM COT
II L. TAGE and CHAMBER FURNITURE st the Manu-
factory and Warerooms Nos 10 and ~ Wooster-st.
CPLENDID SUITES Of ENAMELED COT
- TAGE FURNITURE st factory priceA
WARREN WARD, No. IA Grand-st
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Building nlaterials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-For Vestibules, Halls,
H Hesrths Dining rooms ConservaOries &c. GARNhlRK
CHIMNEY TOPS, DRAIN PIPES. sc. For sale By
MILLER. COATES a. YOULE, No. 219 fearl-s,.
Z O X O O L n G. g.
Il CORRUGATED IRON.
COMMON OR GALVANIZED SHEETS
Contracts entered into for any part Of the United States
Roofs prepared for Shipment and ready for putting up
Curved Corrugated Sheets Of any required radius.
Pamphlets and information furnished application 70
MARSHALL LEFFERTS 4 BROTHER,
Nos. 70 and y Broads;., New York.
Doors ROOFS +! ROOFS - The cheap
Ia and best article for covering roofs TAR ROOFING
PAPER which keep constantly hand and viii SCI in
large small quantities 10 suit purchasers.
JAS. 7. DERRICKSOS L Co, No 30 Beekman-st-
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OFFICE THE NORTH CAROLINA CoPPER coNPAsY,}
No. 60 B.ayer-sr.. New York.
THE NORTH CAROLINA COPPER COM

III
i PANY, a branch Of the North Carolina Mining Com
parry having BY charter obtained from the State Of North
Carolina legally accepted by its sockhoder become seps
itself has this day laid Of dollar etch
share of the stock Of said company payable before the INST
dEy Of August
All receipts money advanced BY STOCKHOLDERS for the benefit
Of the Company viii be received their par value cash In
payment q
Stock which the assessment remains unpaid aer me sad
first day OF August will be advertised and so Al public auction
the hizhesf bidder whom concern
By order OF the Board. Z. w. HICKS Secretary
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LUK SALE on AIIAN IIC-SI., DTOUhIIH-
-Four choice LOTS of GROUND situated Atsnticst
the Bondst in the City OF Brooklyn The Lots
are each 20 by 30 feet In depth.
Also two fine LOTS the street. commencing 20 feet
from the abeve described each being feet front and by
feet in depth These Lots rapidly improving neigh
bohood In midst Of valuable improvements and the sale
offers great inducements for those seeking profitable invest
ments. For terms and further particulars aply to
a. J. BLEECKER & Co, No. Broadst.
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marbinerp, &f.

Il OF HARTFORD, Conn.
L. b. HANKS, Agent,
No $40 Broadway. ewYork.
VIII furnish 20 order high and oyy.pressre Marine and
Stationary STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS.
Also all kinds OF MACHINERY for Powder Paper Susar and
FIGURING Mills and every description Of Iron Brass aud Com.
position Castings Lsihes Shang kc Of the best quay OF
materials and workmanship Oh liberal terms.
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I'D For FAMILIES and SINGLE GENTLEAEN-Dehgh
ri ROOMS and al rustic beautiful attractions OF She country
vet opy Ten minutes wax from Hoboksn Ferry Especially
Sesrsbe Cor where gentlemen wish to be
h. dsiy b1sness For particulars, w n HI RRICk No
81 Barslsv-st second floor or ANDREW STEWART. No. "a
Wal
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DROPERTY for SALE or EXCHANGE al

WORKERS House contains II Rooms, Attic aud Cellar
s,er in the Kitchen Dinngroom and Bathroom stairs
nearly one acre Of ground cell laid with Futt-es Negea
hes Flowers snd Shrubbery within hive minutes WAX OF
lenwood station II miles from New York Possession i'm
inedscly Inquire the premises or IN MOWbkA1s Dry
Goods store Nc. 20 Grand-st., New \ ork.
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Real Gstate for Gale.

A COTTAGE HOUSE for SALE at HAIR
~ LEM-Stuaed on l2sthst, side between 4th and
9Th nearer the sh The House contains and
seven papfes sidDgdoO and marble nantes Price $500
81 eco remain bond and Possession given
INN edsely. Apply the premises The house hued IN
with brick.
nESIRABLE PROPERTY for SALE.-A sub
hsantial block Of private DWELLINGS, well situated
between 7thss NewYok will be sold for $1,000 each
Also three LOIS with the BUILDINGS thereon in good orders
renting on lease Of 300 situated in RvingOn VIII be
sold very low NJ. L. SHELDON, No IS Nassau. st.
YARNS and COUNTRY SEATS for SALE
Il Splendid the Hudson River about 80 miles from
the y sl6O O in NewJersey s8 Coo one 1000; one
corner Of l4th-st
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III Of 9hs for the benefit Of al classes Of per-
on-DEPOSITS made in this Bsnk before the 10th inst
will bear from the LIST July SIX per interest al
lowed Of 800 and under and tive per
$50.
Bark open DAILY from ga. NJ. 70 P. NJ and WEDNES
DAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS from TO o'clock
ISAAC 7. SMITH, Secretary.
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Of ground in two parcels each subject to small mortgage,
well situated So the upper pant Of the city, would be sold low
M cs,h or would be exchanged for Farm Farming land IN
NewJ The northern part Of PennsyvanA Th lands
taken in be free om .ncumbauee For further
particulars apply 70 BAKER WEENS, Auetioneers No
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6ummer Retreats.

A COMPLETE SUMNER HOME on the h9a-
n son River Railroad near New Hsmburgh Ducness Co
,,b Rooms IN siDge or double suites Scenery magnificent
Water so fruits OF all kinds abundant aud every means
eornfort Apply Y Circu.rs No 500 Broadway Apers'ni
interview today from u to
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TOR SALE.-Hyde Park, Duchess County
Property 80 acres Of choice LAND situated o. Hyde
Pork Dvchess County State Of NewYofk the Hudson
River Railroad Depot the Steamboat Landing the
misses There good louise with numerous Oabudas APP
high of cultivation having fine crops of Rye Corn Oats
Cat Potatoes For further particulars apply to the Office
of ANTHONY j. BLEECKER CO., 30. 7 Broadst.
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DOSE HILL SAYINGS BANK, No PSI 3d-av.
~ door above 2lsst Open DAILY from 10 70 and
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS from 5 to 9
oelock Interest at the rate Of per Of 81
$50. and IS cent on 500 Deposits made
before Monday, July Is. will draw interest fire. July
WILLIAM II. PLAT, President
JAMES r. keller, Vice. President
II. LooFsoRRow Secretary.
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Oh DALI Ut IACIlANuI[--JOO ANhI1D
Il LAND in Passac County, New Jersey with never fail
ing and large buildings for Manufactures On
this land rich and nexhausbe Iron Mine OF the best
quality Also several hundred Of Chestnut Timber
Mansion House, and ten small Dive lings, &c.
FARM Of 100 acres Pompton Palms. four miles from
Paterson n Brick House, Orchards and 100 acres of fine
Timber and Wood, &c
An excellent Farm Of go acres Hyde Park L. L. only IS
miles from Brooklyn; large Mansion House &C. The stock
and Household Furniture, Crops, &C. will be sold with
splendid COUNTRY SEAT at Stamford Conn, with H.
46 Of excellent Land There elegant Mansion
beautifully stuated this place contains great number OF tine
| building sites beautiful vie of the Sound, &c
Also splendid COUNTRY SEATS At Saybrook, Conn.
with Al and The other SO hui dns and ale
CANT On italian lila beautiful view Of the Sound
and River sc 49,.
Fourteen LOTS pesrmsp, the Hudson Rver hne build
ing se in Of the village end only few steps from the
Railroad Depot -
bout Brook good location for extensive lumber or coal
yards msnufsctores.
Two hundred LOTS and WATER FRONTS in jersey City.
-Four LOTS and large BUILDING 50 by IS adjoining the
6thGv Railroad depot in i3d between the 5th and 6hsya
Also MONTAGUE HALL. opposite the City Hal, Brooklyn,
Of the finest and besOcG ed public buildings IN brooklyn
Also % STORES 10 Avenue c; a.so large number OF
Houses and Lots in Brooklyn and jersey City, The
country property will be exchanged FOR Improved city property
have Houses in South Brooklyn exchange for good
country property The above property owned by the sub
scrber and Will be sold exchanged fair and reasonable
terms-some Off great bargains Inquire of
5. ?. TO WNSEND, No. 81 Nassau-st
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COUNTRY BOARD on the BANhS OF the
~ HUDsON.-Ten twelve persons can be accommodated
with BOARD In private family Milton, New-York, few
No. 385 Wes-st., New-York.
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Il COMPANY selling their LOTS on Seeominodstins
terms will build Houses them 10 suit puch tsers fan
ard specifications Houses be at the office
Of Company No. 1875 Broadway Houses vii be bull at
prices rsnsns from 600 BOO $1,000 and 800 East
the beautiful and convenient Il acc ss OF the
new sections of the City and is growing rapidly Time, SO
Broadway.
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RERKsHIRE HOUSE, GREAT BARRING llss :,
DOARD at FARM-HOUsE.-A Farmer hav.

ID ps plenty Of room and convenience In retired and
shady location OF Brookfed Conn would take few summer
Borders Inquire the Shoe store No z59 Fuitons'''
BROOKLYN.
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Il OTIS for SALE-On 26th.st.. between 9th

lOthays 5th.st between 5h aud 6,h-avs. 43d-st be-
tween 10Th and lthavs 9sth and 9h between ih and
5h.ays JF. WILLIAMS 4 son. No. 56S 9Th ay., and
No. IFS Chambers-st.. from 20 O'Clock.
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had the Splendid Warehouse Of n r b UUh a. nl'
old stand No al Broadway whore hs has reopened with
ch and varied assortment Of PIANOS, from the celebrated
bsnufsctory Geo Hews Boston, also large Oh
manufacture will find 20 their advantage
TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
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ENOR SALE or EACHANUE Tor MI hON I'D
Il CITY PROPERTY-A valuable FARM Of S55 acres OF
GOOD LAND Ia part the Of j. Bundige deceased late
Of Godens Bridge Wechester County, hours rde from
New 81 miles from railroad depot Ii excellent for
Esu finely adapted foI dairy purposes II will be
disposed quanti purchasers at low prices
Inquire of r. NJ. BRUNDIGE, No % Beeokerst, where
a map of the farm may be Of j. BRUNDiGE on the
premises Terms easy 4 sRT RR2lSpisx ErocutOr.
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Nos As and AZ Fast Broad
NJ way Gentlemen and their Wives and single 0enemen
rlso Day Boarders.
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EssRS. DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co.
N1 Banker No a. Williams New-York, Issue FOl
FIGN CIRCULAR LETTERs Of CREDIT on the ioleSE
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DOARDING.-A very handsome suite of Rooms
I'D with or without BOARD be obtained at No ~ East
l4th.st between Union.sQuaIe and Irving place.
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The Fall of SebnstopOl.

The Crin,ea corre~ponden, of the London Morn
ing Herald, who is said be well Informed, has
re'urn' 10 England, and has written two articles
| on the <uIj"cI of the raIl OF SthaSrop"l. which
hav" been highly commrodrd. According 10 one
OF them which is occupied hy III. Nstlon.l INTEL
Igcnc.r, The allies lar rem having acc0mp> h.
I'd their work in the DESTRUCTION Of the south side
of S. ba<tnpnl. He says that The Formidable nature
o The obstacle the allies wall have to snrmount
before ,he north pnr's can hr attacked at all are
great that The " inter ill very probably be H.
lowed to pass before il is attempted. "march
to The Barth side, which Some Of the English
rurnals apps ar to think a very easy matter, he
Considers simply ridiculous.
This ineliig' mt correspondent says that the
Russians have compie'ed and perfected lin" OF
"arIhwurks stretching on thr north side from IN :
Be brk t" the vnile, OF Inkerman and. above all.
have thrown up rrrm"ndnu~ works covering the
road lending The north side OF TrakI"f bridge
and Meck~nzir's farm. In order to ma rch 10 be
north side the nIli.s NUT take the heights which
II steep front ro ever b. scaled by any but
expert clrmb'rs and every cliff # which is hrlsl-
ing with Russian red"uhtS and batteries. These
heights could only b~ turned. and that, adJs the
C., c,,rr"sp"nhent could only be accomplished by
lorcng The Mackenzie rond.
H.. then drScclbes the Macken nzir road, which,
it appears, is sn narrow, 80 preciplious, so 'hor.
oughip commanded by the most i"rinId bic Hn@-
sian batteries that seven hrnnze troops" "oGid be
"aunihrIa,ed' who w.u!d attempt it. Fnr t~o
miles uf this terrific march IN" allies would he ex-
posed TO a p"rtect ''lire oI He'll" without bcirg
allowed to turn a shot In"rc is no other way
Of turning these heights, or gaining the north si"
of SrhaStopnI, from BAlnklaVa, hy land. "Ihe
troops that took the south side of Srhasrop"i might
do anything, yet, think, Says tn" correspondent,
even B. IIiSsir wll pau-e he'or" attacking the
Macks.i.z e road In such an attack, we m7"ht he
Unsuccessful. and must b" pr pared TO lose half
our army. The wrIr'r CONSIDERS th" Campaign
virtually cn>ed fer the sumner. aud believes that
WHEN it ls rccomnrDc' d he allies will land again
rImi:a and The glory OF the first battle OF the
Alma will then be cc!ps'd in the desperate strus-
gle OF he second.