The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-25

lively identity were not found. having left for parts
unknown.
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TIE CAPrulH OF KRarscH The details OF the
capture Of Kertsch show that the allied invading
French. 5000 Turks. and 500 Eosllsh, 10 nuuaer.
Gus ussners. Thsir expedition entered the Straits
OF Ksrtsch on Thursdsy, the cath, and commenced
artag upon the forts of Ambalaki-the gsrrisons Of
viously blow up the magazines. The allied gun
goats sileIced the Paulovsksya battery, and burn.
cd some Russian boats snd small craft The gar
risons OF Ksrtsch and Yeoikale variousy estimated
ct from two 20 ten thousand strong, were seen to
leave and iaii back Into the interior By the south
eru road.
Meantime the allies Landed without opposition
q Ambslaki. where they bivouscked for the
niget. The next morning they moved on towards
In securing the Tamsnskoi Cult, and reducing
the fort on the Sand Bank. AL the inhabitants
had ted. Many houses were burning, and by
Fridsy at3 O'Clock, the empty cities of Kertsch
and Yeniksle were 10 the hands of the allies. and
steam fotilla Immediately entered the Sea of
AzoE
DECISION IN REGARD TO OPENING LErTKas.-
Postmaster General Campbell was applied to re-
Gently by the Postmaster, at York, Pa. to know
whether letter containing as was supposed, coun-
terfeit money, could be opened Ut the request Of the
police authorities, IN order that the money contain.
ed therein might be identified as the same az that
passed by the prisoner, and that thus furthur evil
dsncs light be furnished to aid 10 his conviction
aud punishment. The Postmaster General re-
Piled smphsticslly. that 1t could not, that be had
40 right, nor any cfteer under him, TO open any
letter until 1t reached the Dead Letter Office, and
that this principle must be always acted upon by
those In the employment of the Department.
SCENES WITHIN SEBAsToPoL.-The Austrian
Mt oatfD Iottar
from Ssbsstopol, under date May 49, The follow
log ID a summary I'm spite of all the Efforts
which the enemy have made our bulwsiks stand
as fast a. ever. Long before the bombardment
began the journals OF the West Informed Us tina,
our walls and forts were speedily to be put to
new proof. This made US redouble our precau-
lions. and we bore firmly the truly murderous fire
[hollisehe which threatened all with destr uclior.
Nevertheless, thousands were devoted to death,
and 1t made one shudder to see the Chorus 1.-THE
steamboat pass every two hours during the bonn
bardment, from the south to the north, with 80
many wounded that she could scarcely carry them.
While standing 10 Bastion No. 1.-The basiion which
suffered most of ALL forgot the danger to which
| was exposed 10 admir- aion of the cool and stoicaI
conduct of our sailors They fell and expi ed
Without cry, though racked with the most lear
full agouies.
The southern side Of our town hss suffered most
severely, and 10 hardly to be Ieeognizsd-500 house,
have been totally destroyed and grass Is growing OF
thsif Iuns The beautiful theatre no Logger exists
Though the upper districts of the town are not SO
much damaged, yet there 10 Tot single house to be
seen which does not bear manifest traces Of the bon
bdrdment The streets sre everywhere plouehso
up by shot, and the pavement is totally dc.
stroysd; while at every corner stand whele pyIa-
shells which were daily collected before this open
ing OF the tre Ia many streets five six such py.
rsmids are to be seen, each of them from feet to
10 feet high Nevertheless business is continued,
and booths are opened for The sale of goods Prses
however, are enormously raised, and sugar costs one
s ssse I0uois Is H. The supply Of meats
streets are filled with psople, and Groves of chit
dren run to and fro assisting at the construction Of
Our life In Sebahopol agreeable u.s. for use is
second nature The greatest activity prevails in the
fAsinss, sacks and provisions landed in sstound
Ing Quantities a. they forwarded from the north
ern Ierts. In word, neither the thunder of the
enemys cannon, nor the sege of SebestopoL 10 su :
fersd to disturb Us any longer we mourn ever chr
edvsrssriss who are shedding th blood without
suit before our brazen walls We read nsuy absu I'd
Easements about the condition of the bessie eed hn1
the Absurdsst Of all it, undoubtedly the nsws thai
we NON wan. OF supplies and that
which NO trace is to be SEEM "
THE Cay IS STILL They CoME."-There al
talo and State Line Railroad 1900 head of estf,s 81
hogs. and $50 sheep, contained in one trsio of s
drawn b1 two engines.
SUICIDE FOR LOVE On Fridav nioht To-.
girl, nsmed Moliier, threw heraelf into the
hlver from the top ofths suspension bridge Ar NJ
port, Aentucky, and was drowned. Cause-bhshtee
CITIES IN NEW HAMPsHIsE-T.s,as H..
regularly chartered aud recognised cities in NJ y,
lh.mp'hirs but fifth is about to be added to the
psiostion to the State Legislature for cit cnstP
LieuoR Law TROUBLE IN MAssAcHusErYs-Tuo
con:t.oies OF Chelsea Mass, have been comr.t,sC
op sns none. 10 1850 to, making illegal seizures
o. wsSons. anVeIs liquors. &c and another can.ts
os IN hoxhury Mans, Is under 5000 for a similsr
INDIAN TROUBLES The Van Bureu fA,tl Int,
hsencer mentions several tribes of Indian. whi,
are At war with each other on that frontisr e u
preparing for hostilities and calls for tbs ar
snce of the general government befors thS
more deeply involved. oeSoine
NEwsPAPERDoM IN TExAs-No naw s,.,.
Union, n9rth OH South, can compare with The sstss
ssate IN tne number of its newspaper MOI ,Ssn
NIFTY weekly newspapers nav published IN Ta
ana there are several semi and tri-weekie. oe =.
whole lumber, six are devoted to the cansa NJ Ia
:, cumbsIIssEd thf Mss,hsd Bspt.t Presby
CsnPbeIhte denomination seventh renrsss QUO
ies the episcopal Church. Is to be is.u ed the AZ rs
July ensuing. Tue ioin OF
RAPID FIsINc Tho Boston Post ds.c,h,,
rade ofs light artillery company there Saw H., -,
nred one hundred guns In four miuuiss anS ". y
coda AZ on se-
ANrENuirIAL AGREEMENrs--rhe AMMAN.
Court at hsrriskuIs Pa, has decided th.t no as
ment made before marriage giving a wife thu cont.
ana aP, OF her property 10 valid and thst u
40 matter what stipulation she may have made nj
he consented to In regard to Ii before marriage.
PAINeEToN CoLLEGE.-Charles D. Bopssli n,
vicAsbsrs. nissssppi will deliver the Grafton b
lore the societies Of Princeton College at the com
msncemsnt Thirty three addresses viii be daliy
cred BY members OF the graduating elass.
PnoFfTs Fsoh HoNEY BEES IN TExas w. ara
er-dibiy iAf rmed that Mr.. Jesse Wilson an estess
90 Gil zen OF Lamar county. Texas. REALIZES 4 an
ciset emountf money from the industrial m rsnii.
OF Dis honey bees 70 purchase one tood sld ne, 70
eseh and every year.-Houston TerasJ Bulletin.
COMING TO THE UNITED SrArEs-It IL ...,sa
tnst the monster steamship Of Is 0c0 tons and M NJ
nofse Pewsr building on the Thames i, expeetsS m
maze TIP from Eneland TO the Unitsd afstss
ld oaet early next spIias. In fortnight She will
" nsat worth seeing when she comes.
ArTEkrr TO RAISE CHAM Ustp ~ Rxvo,r-
rr.esAeY TInEs Mr.. Bishsp, owast Of B.hon,.
Floating Dsrrsx, Aibsay. N. Y. at Ws.s paia, -
cnnmsnesd the undertaking of rsisips the .a...,.
S s.,, which, uader oiders from Ws,hinston h;
ise: = tbink, wss msde--its weight beios I've hun
~ ~ eoss-sad strung across the Hudsos. Ar Wa
. ias.sspt the passage Of Hdtish ve,sejs hove
hst place Toe shaia was brcksn q ed Ia ~
i.shss -. vas pat up. and hiss remained undis.
,.sss anee. though oas two OF its msssiye ii.ss
N.s.. oI yssss on exhibitions II the (lstsl Alhsas
Il H.. = ns depth u the DIVER ct the Doiat whs,s
ne Cnicaso Courier hiss dsclaraA In 4. vor NJ
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