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= rxTR.oyantsFY CASE 81 HrDRorHoBrA.-Mr.
stenheu' Lee diea near Pcsksknl. N. r., on We'd
nesday, the 10Th instant Of hydrophobia II APP.
for IN Nav Inst. bat Thought little Of Il until the
III inst, when hi Anger bocame paanfuL This he
attributed 10 rhounatism, until ne went 20 pau 81
water for . drink. The nienent the water touch
ed his lips sudden conyulsive and jerking move
mant of his throat and chest threw his hand from
his mouth Surprised at such strange act he
again carried the cup to his mouth, anu tne same
Violent throc ensued. He made me tnro Mtempf
And with the same result 1t then, for the first
time. struck him that he had the hydrophobia. He
;mm ediately sent for some Of his friends, one Of
whom writes - -.
tried him with lwatcr three times, put at each
time !, nroduced the most violent spasmodic repeE
I'M .has of the throat and chest, and suspen-
sion of his breath with sense OF snfocations The
,a,al was so painful to him and his family that no
further attempt to swallow water was MADE
ing of repulson and suffocation, and on ednes-
day he told me that even the thought OF water suf
located him. sg- ms SO = . g. .
ME could drink hot fluids, however, when brought
no his mouth from below his chin, out OF his sight,
vet even these produced spasms IN less degree
hut when he directed his eyes TO some distant oD-
;cct above the fluid he would swallow; but It re-
auired to be done quickly and it was Followed oy
sudden backward jerk at the close. . =
For three DAYS or so he often experienced sudden
snasrnodic throes of his whole body backwards as
he was sitting walking; and he expressed MS
fears that he should have general COMMISSIONS;
but he never had them
His difficulty of swallowing gradually increased,
with now and then a spasmodic jerk of his body
backward, until Thursday noon, when they began
to subsde and by Friday evening they LETT entire
ly, so from that time he could swallow even water
freely.
ON Wednesday evening he complained much of
his bitten finger and hand paining him, and on
Thursday morning his whole left arm was palsied.
On Friday his right arm failed and was soon COM
CO dow no mn "a yci s
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EXPORTING MACHINERY TO ScoTLAND.--On
Thursday sloop arrived at this harbor bringing
from the Jersey shore forty ton of iron machinery
constructed for use in Scotland, and the same Is
now being shipped direct to Glasgow. It's design.
ed for the manufacture of India rubber goods, a
process in which America is ahead of all the world
n T. Journal of Commerce.
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PHYsICIASs-The editor of the American Medi-
cal Gazette estimates that ono physician is requlr-
cd for every 700 inhabitants This would give
over 30 600 in the nation 1t is probable that the
average life of physician is not over thirty years
after he enters his profession Hence It folows Dy
Computation that the waste by death alone, is one
thousand ply sicians year But more are lost by
change of business than by DEATH and this loss
might be estimated without exaggeration at 30O.-
We have then, an actual loss of 800 physicians
annually, which must be made up. Again, the in
crease Of population in the United States is about
700 600 year which requires an increase OF oOO
physicians to supply. There are, therefore, actual
iy required twenty three hundred new physicians
in the United States yearly. To meet this, we
have only 140O graduates from the schools, and
about 800 foreigners making in all 1,700 and leav
ing an actual deficiency of 600 year, to be sup
piled by irregular practitioners. :sl "
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OFFICE OF THE CITY WATER WORKs )
PETERSBURG Oct G. I9i5 (
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.O,,PI sro !,

sails will be received at this office until Thnrsdsv
November LIST, next, for the following work VIZ.
LIST The construction of Dam on Lieutenant R,r 20
contain tsay 500 cubic yards of Masonry to be Laid in
cement, with also about $500 cubic yards of
and entertainments; also, the grubbing and clear;ns -
the site for reservoir say four acres with any ,Sd;
tional work that may be required for said reservoir
I'd. The construction of the main Reservoir an a.
Heights, that will require about IS 600 cubic I'd ~
embankment to be puddled and lined with CLAW o the
depth OF ten inches, both bottom and stones fssv
oo cubic yards and to be paved with the hest bs y
brick, requiring $4,000 "o'' hara
Plans and Specifications Of the above work NAV he
Also, one Stationary Engine and Pumn IT,
required to be done Is raise 800 600 psIo eo
horizontal and ITO feet vertical in eight honr.
gosas will be received for both high and low
Persons offering for the above will describe az
Of Engine and Pnmp they propose to build e ANU
70 Proposals viii be received for the folo,vin. "a
ditipnsl bill of Ppee 'oo"ihs ad-
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n, Sole Proprietor, Rieb,n1ounS' =
TIDINGS FROM CHFSTFpTteTNne VI

OHESTEKFIkLD Co Va An, ion,
Messrs Dore l. Co., Richmond Last fai oa !, 'FS
mules was turned loose in the stable Ta vIe q y
playing about with other mules, ran with ~. W
OF his whole body against large plate Of ,b..,
cutting himself on the thu Oh or ham about 10 ina,
the wound was of such character az n .rrn
would never be of any service to me sgai1 =
notice OF the Turf Oil in the papers, Tro,u,,S
applied it at once to the cut, and in nbOrt =.
weeks ne was perfectly well and at WORK and y,
cannot perceive the least scar where the IN. Y.
mace; H. A. WINPREg
this neighborhood, which have been currd b,,
Turf Oil, and, if of any benefit to YOU can ri,,I
you many certificates. The whole ueighbors5os !,
it id the quickest healing remedy they ever.w
SO ID H. \ WINPPT7
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THE MISSING lERoNAUT-The Cincinnati Times
says that on the Sd inst, number of persons in
that city plainly balloon in the air, which, by
powerful glass; was discovered to be wreck,
and infers that it may have been the balloon of
the missing aronaut, Winchester, who made an
ascension at Norwalk, Ohio on the I'd inst and has
not since been heard Of
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4
DEAN Dnfyr The Rockingham Register re
iatcs story 81 two gentlemen passing through the
woods near RushyflI6 In that county, VINO enconn,
tered a bear. Having no frs arms they acs Pc.
drnye fhc bear along . path over = mile unsil sney
came across = hunter who shot him
nr.n-Tho~. Lewis, wen known citizen Of
~ -, snd for many years clerk Of the court OF
that county, died last week
Rev d. a. Mallory has resigned the charge 0!
,he preabyterian church at Woodstock Va, and
goes to Pottstown, Pa
DEcIIyEs-Judge Hopkins, Of Abingdon, de-
cl;nes the appointment recently rendered him by
President Pierce of Chief Justice OF the District
of Columbia.
goIp-The American Of Buchanan, Botetourt
saws that the people of that place were sold Last
week by a party of men dressed and painted as In
dams, who performed in circus there
CURIosrTY.-Mr Frederick Baker, writing to
the Fairfax News, says that recentiy upon openihs
one oyster of lot purchased In Alexandra, ne
funi the oyster gone and in its place pugnacious
little fish about inches long, the belly bcing 9.o's
with black stripes and scales being whi'e' ~ n''u
evidently devoured the oyster.
VIRGINIA PosT OFFICE MATTERS -The POST
master General has ordered the following:
Establish a post Office at kncheloe, harrison
county. Virginia and appoint Joel Westfall post
master.
Appoint Jas. d. ,Walkup postmaster at Natural
Bridge, Rockbridge county, Va, vice John b. Lus-
ter resigned.
There was slight fall of snow at Pickaway
Plains, Munroe, Va, on the oath inst.
The road from Clover Hill Pits to Osbornes, on
James river, is being graded, and will soon De com
pleted.
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A Ii IL IN c KIIICH,IOND TAkE Leo

"A ARDS COUGH SYRUP. WHY NOT on
COUNTRY FRIENDSi-Old and Young n.b d,
poor, take LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF 4
most efectual and cheapest Cough Syrup ever NH
This is no idle boast. Make inquiries of your i-,,l
in Richmond, and take with you the greatest ,ysr,
ever offered to all persons suffering from Co..,
Colds, Asthma and Consumption. All tho VIII.
should know its virtues.
Price-25c. per bottle; 5 bottles, one dollar Az
Leonard's Dollar Cordial.
To be had of L. B. THOMAS, Broad street Shs,,
Hill, and of all Druggists and Dealers seneraII7l
Richmond and State Of Virginia Whorsslt
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD Co, % Main stree, %
THOMAS LEONARD, corner OF Adams and Clay sirs,
Richmond, Va. &C :
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mond. nj, p.

lin and Wall streets, formerly oefrp, "Sstlns u
b. C. B. Hili, for the parPese o. alSftssISES$
where he win keep constantly ~ ns.I Hsy Ce's !,
ment of all kinds OF Grsin MN ~ c;,.nsfies 40
aud other articles usually KEEP !" 81.
He hopes BY giving his bushes ,srn,s 70 - Z.
tentiou, and selling on reaso5eSs. .,as AID iss <,
liberal patronage from bis sr,;er free d ~, y.
generally. He win deliver any ~ wi as, '''''
anywhere in the corporation, hpROpuGE a.
SELLING COuNihl aiu iussio =
for moderate eonil,ssioh ,, s pEise i0' ~
country friends the highest ,nsgl
sisnmsnt entrusted TO him yoaS W. w.
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.
GH0 000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS
SpOUsOOU AT COST FOR CASH
BROOKS, BELL L. WALLER,
No. II Pearl. STREYr

Fl, No. IL PEARL STREET.
Having made our arrangements in connection with
other parties to open house in New York on the LIST
January next, and to continue our house here we
have determined to close out our present stock of
Goods, most of which fresh and really desira be
We will therefore on and after MONDAY, the 22nd
instant, offer our entire stock at cost for cash
Buyers will find in the stock fine lines of Bleached
and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings Flannels, Lin
seys, kerseys Sleeps Grays Blankets, Cloths CASH
meres, Sattnets Kentucky Jeans, Prints, Ginghams.
Dress Goods, Alpaccas, &c. &c.
Our friends and customers wishing to buy or order
the usual credits will be supplied at our usual
prices.
We are the agents for the "a and64 Stanton Full
ed Cloths and will keep up the stock of these Goods
and sell them as we have heretofore
We solicit call from our friends and the trade
2-lm BROOKS BELL Il WALLER
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R1CoN 8 s1sEK, ElaEissl5Iddss,a zEcAli'

H. GENERAL coMMiEs nnsceo. Float "a
s Msss se saS give theft ss,'ss. hand a.
q s.a. nd .ssP S sssrsss.s seed
10,
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N0TICks-I have In my poUsessior :. Z. "a
y Watch and Chain. which thu owner can ksvs i,v
calling on me and paying for the advertisement. .
- p .yss.ss8sa Il. &W.WYATT, Is
ose-es A Freight Agent r. R~N 4. ca
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IA NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK
IA OF READY MADE CLOTHING, FOR THE
N FALL TRADE OF I855.-I. GREENTREE
.-LA- & BRO, 49, Main Street, respectfully inform
their friends and the public that they have just opened
the fall trade, with elegant and most extensive as
sortment of COATS, PANTS and VESTS, and Gen.
tlemens Furnishing Goods, much superior to any we
ever oferedto them, which will SELL wholesale or
retain, on as good terms they be bought at any
house in this market.
Call and examine for yourselves
/. GREENTREE l. BRO,
Virginia Clothing Store, SO Main street.
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GLASSWARE.
sza(N FALL SUP PLIES OF lsJ]
IN CHINA. GLASS AND QuEEhS~AEE
Co., GEORGE T. SIMMER

VI NO. 20 PEARL COR l4THJ STREEl
RICHMoHD, Va,
Is prepared the present season to offer to MeF,aid
visiting this market very large and desiTsblsfli.
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWAREt L00i
ING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, &C. wbit 4
be found upon examination to be equal IN extent
variety to any stock in this country and viii t'tl
for cash, or on the usual time to punetual cUii1'1
on 80 good terms as any regular re-packlns hos
the North can offer. He particularly asks The VI
tion of those who have been accustomed to by
the Northern cities, without afording the HefS'
of Richmond any opportunity to shew them OH -
and prices, with the assurance that they wa y
ers employed and every attention gwen the P"-'
shipment and forwarding OF Goods.
e. STONEWAREo Of the best quality sl iNg7
DT1cPg
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RUMoRED NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE.-The Ba-
ron de Bourqueney, French Minister at Vienna
has left for that city with fresh instructions
His Instructions agree with the answer before
given to NJ. dc Prokesch, the Austrian diplomatist
on special mission.
The allies are willing to consider of peace but not
on the terms agreeable to Russia, stated in Count
Nesselrodes last dispatch.
The war must be continued till Russia offers to
accept conditions guaranteeing lasting peace.
The allies do not object to a conference on the
fourth point the status the Christian subjects OF
the Sultan] at Constantinople.
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"RTE TTDE NJ; - ns

Il every description, on Man sns n Uia Sort, |,
spoonful equal to an ounce Of any n,sn..s. Oas n,
BRUISES and Sprsins, Ulcers and Felonsa S sle',
Burns, Sore Legs and Chilblains F,ssb sG,.a' u
Cramp and letter, Stinss of Insect. Wv al s%oa'
I Rsct Nails sssa Breast: Gadur umo
Warranted to cure, and no dams,s' f.a
colds. '0!n eIpoSi' a
Applied TO Burns at once, it !eavs,,n
Price so and 25 cents bottle ~ scSf-
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I'm FAIL sTOCK-Is5J-We are 2, ?!

,Ea FALL sfOCK-Is55-We arr nTI p
EM sN opening our FALL STOCK Of EAhih faL
MEH WARE AND CHINA, per ships nom " =
HittE pool Also complete sssortulsns, =, :
Mould and Plain GLASSWARE, CAsloka, -.
TIERS. LOOKING GLASSES; md sfeal n,' ~
FANCY GOODS, well adapted to the COUNTY, WV
sale trade. ,,,5 A
We solicit q call from country merchants ~
era ' STEBBINS PuLLks
sel22-ts W. -
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cat Jas. Wal.b,s y. aAarDS

AL jas. +" aIsh's Gun Storr w
They may be found at Paterson r.e, 'aa =
s Ley acSns0ns VIM Noers Z Piss,. l.
nett Beers, and Alex. Duvars Drn1,,Ipsash b.
Va. o'0ssiss RcAna.s
All orders PROMPT attended 10
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"The Masnesia, and other foTeisn na east,
small TO interfere much with me go. n. E
Lime il will make good Line sha "I;rss'-s
Magnesia than much of the Northern
Gilham. .x,srirert, W !
Nv principal object being an 'T pm. s', =
view 10 larger operations IN tfis ,,,s s. jssss
cluded (for the presentl 10 pun Ils tEs.. q ~.
busbeI for the Stacked Lime, at the ~. ~ b. ~
s55;,;an of freight and toll, TO any pom -
River and Kenawha Canal, -. ,lebr,s ~
CEMENT.-Always on hand th n'..orte - -,
River CEMENT, fresh ground in'ei,U. So
featured in this country Orders w .e:sr'r 7
notice, 10 any point in the Union. " .z5.s''a
quality, refer to nearly every woLn -
Virginia and North Carolina; ASG " Iocusk 4,
BsIcoh' 20. 3
acy.r-Me.sr,. DAVENPORT. ALLIES * -
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AUSTRIAN ITALY

The Opinione of Turin says: The Austrian gov
eminent has seized on the property possessed in
Lombardy by the religious corporations suppressed
in Piedmont. Austria bases her conduct on what
the Sandman government did when Joseph ii.
abolished the converts and monasteres without
bearing in mind that at that period bona fde abo-
hton was effected, which is not the at present
The Sandman cabinet is discussing the question
with Austria on legal grounds
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III BY Horses Chaifs5 Furniture, In sets and Rock
ing Horyes, forsals BY n n. ZIMMERMAN,
soc % loS Msiu, sofuer l8h u.
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MADRID, Oct. 5.-The' Cabecilla Carlist Muniz
has been arrested at Nora Two hundred and ten
millions of reals had been received on account OF
the loan. The cholera is increasing The sitting
OF the Cortes without interest A general
battle has been organized against factions in the
mountains Of Catalonia Ma rewards will be given
them. I-st'trF .a-.
Telegraphic advices from Madrid, dated the 9Th,
state that Senior Segastiis dead and that the gov
eminent has introduced bill for the regulation of
manufactures
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DUVDs, CoUnIAI BITTERs

DEEHss, CORDIAL u TTEha En-, -
ID MORNING REGULATOK-Ahn n,as.sl ne
freshlng exhilaratng and dehcl0a. ~ 90 iaa
s senee ti loss e of appetite ownt Of E ay q.
and all affections Of the stomach sHa 'oS bol. 80,
from whatever csuse-impar;ns TO !at S''''
renewed strength and visoT; 70, 1 Ise gEERs,
pH-'-'' Sole AE,sp
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MRS. A. Ii. DAVIS s.-1

fLIx shs city; is prepared to falf.br etarass .
to suit. There Is noth and IF retail dealer.
paahs and its merits have been ss, seos;
ienes and 3, .e e1sns ct ashpont p.s
shadow ola DOUBT. In proof Of M. asy&s
sion. INMATES now in Is, ,.''-
For sale BY Mrs. A. b. bAws
E. Pie ess r Radss Jackson. cbs.a i H.
lACkSON'S BITTERS ~ --le. =
their yirtue.-Read tho foIioyins o pre- prosS :.
40 sl on eiSP ha and who NAV
aMr. r. H. Jackson: H'cHNosO Oct. Il, 81.
:, Dear Sir.i cannot refrain fro,,
the value which have placed upon ss S,s's 70 y,
the fact that have been restored ~ !os' Bitter <
accustomed health and vigor. YEA: .ae'f ess t. :,
months ago with Diarrh4s which H'lactea ere,
great oostinscy caused as was told ibU v u
time | was advised TO take yonr R;.,.aey 'or Z.
Tesn .dny, aud steadily for some time and
80 ours, very regpectfullv N"s1a.
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MEDICINES
EsEhr ONE SAYS TT F.
~ THAT P0LLARDS D

Il the incest and mos. esr,s;, zig,
ana az diseases Of man and bes.s ~ 'or ah..,.
nRplle aeie, that has ever been 20 aish i.0 =
!here must be some truth in WI Js,,.rsd to L.
he ,rut any ,ss ,ns s ,hey can
store m the city " %hs sas ,s sso,s calm.
and purchasing the ar,iel. ws sr;iels q ~
corains 70 directions 10 insure ,ners n.a's ks a!
r r % cents, o. bottles for a.
300 5y PURCELL. LADD 4 20
biyvsf s + pBnEaEEs p JoHs;sATSa,ss Ga,
Shockoe Hill AhOMAS. p. sR}
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CITY SPRINGS INSTITUTE, 51E A.
~ between Clay and Marshali The nnxt seesion, N
first Friday In July. s''s
" G5,nknsn scholars ..,................ $50
84 Fnt SiaAsctAt no.. s.s.s.............,, 80
se ~ dom H. r. TAYLOR
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80 y,7D CFUENT AND LIZ

j WORKs.-LIME! LIME 'T n, O' 'S, s
manufacturing LIME, principally io a.v ~. b p
purposes, of which the following y a. llas
lessor Gillian, of the Virgins mH''''
Lexington; $50
Carbonate of Lime. ..'''''''.''' So
Carbonate OF Magnesls-'.''''''''''''',... 30
Silica ACKNOWLEDGEMENT s.
Alnmina and Oxide of Iron '''''''''' ~
Original Matter, water and I0''''''''''. -
1901.
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LsOR 6ALE.--Tem Sh res Homestead
4 building Fund Associations Stock.-fhis is one Of
the most desirable Investments that can DO made
credit viii be gwen IL required. Apply At this office.
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A meeting o: ths tgs Comrri..opsu vss hSd -
IhussS.y evening Cyfnuis.iobss wnsh, IN the chair,
.hsn bsrnsFa Pos svpsa - obtain 30 siissuss n M
naH,t~r ,hs Ore r-gistsr menb~r q Insss Co..
p4ny ~. 30.
The eont iAips q ftf Ensinss against yns ~ vsa
hsEe iAlep Up the oor0pAni tssrx Zoe rvnniax oct ~
her si.rict c,mIlssi Al nj .~i under rst rlnss<.
IAs petition fgs ms est iHs company d Tea vsAs
rss then sfbtfs.n
C.rrrla'b, = ,hI.t Fns,nssr sxslns, H,s~ Co No o.
~ running na n district hea Oh. n. fsss
seeAsioD IL esiicn- Tbs TIA, vss IN .ommssI
Hscfs hat h unavse that he sllssr1 sss
a. nfss In She lI1nsfAats sle4nl,y n The district
1ls Isftirn - John ffied aSstg ~ bis srpui.oa hss
" gins 20 No " then re.us1si f@rsrsi vtfasasss
vss svoin- Tbsy ~ ,s~a ~ III. l~sHi sssaisies II
complainant W ,o's ~ regular fn~ting one ~'in~ss
swofs his The npsfan H. r~ssrn him - fesfsea
Too complaints - the chlsf Enxise~f sSsha hsss c1
" and to-h sni LATER O. 30 ~ raaes"x sss a ~
~ wee a..Ys~i I" TIE ''rns' e'As a'''''- s"' -
Tho oyrp saint n AAsrz.n Hvnst against A. HnsTs
a. =. tlsas 80 ,.rst o. rfsn tts Assvnan
M Hard fsfus< g. basA 0af gif~s - al tn The ssta.
gslshlps a ~. NJ Hard. IN tssns<, saa n4Ai No.
rs~f IioukrS rave he efssf 10 tonb&sts Hys.'
Co paint okaelssst .
.g.lt. U~s is ~ n--pA~r ibsr~s fot sss~ilas 81
i,,s sslsssss sfs N Chatham street. bat Ne csss vSs
1 fa..tonss ~ Fsstaf- rvsssoss.
Ilast O.. Ne egrl,A Ind a No ~ for rsasnx -
syts nsnh~es syssfsa and ss~tzhsS IN se'rs sw~e -
10 ~ s<ss s,sssusins the mA,s>r - sceAsss -
1 cher usstnS s<essstson e rnaisi,as E.snaSa- Ne
/ es<s y. resisn isA Sc vsss.
1ts BAD ftsn ssjyufnsdL
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out causing damage Of moro serious chsraster
Than what would be enalcd by the destruction Of NV
Let turn from the North 10 the south where
We learn that prandi advanced the ish across the
the allies on this side by ps sna ns
backed up behind by the French The number OF the
mated by Gen. Psssier and Gen Sm pson n Is ststed
at 90 600 by Gen la Marnora at between so 900 ana
and BY Cen Prince Gortsohs N not exceeding
$1,000 men. However this may D. the Russians took
advantage Of rumor that prepar tions were making
for astorm in the hope that the line would saclens
y weakened 10 enable them 10 force IN with
ease. The Turks driven back without much dlM.
Guilty and Tho temoniese considerably dsordercd
Russians driven TO their cid position In the neigh
bofhood Of Mch enzies farm. despatch was received
here yesterday evening 70 the effect that the lombard
nen would begin ON the nth but whether the project
has been prevented by the late attack nm at present
unable TO tel YOU ne los. Of the Russians IL described
less
The latest letters seceived from odessa contain N,
matter OF any great Importance but speak In ismcntab
terms OF the destruction II the ha rvest by means a N,
drought and bill loops have been marched from III .
North OF Russin TO the fortress OF Isma tho Danube
in ccnscqucnce II is said of Information lately received
by nce GortsdhakoG to the eec, that army 900
to be landed in the nogLborhood of thi, for
tress which after marching along the c1ns under the
protection OF the fleet 20 orerne in union with
the army the 1chernaya. An disposable troops are
consequently 10 be sent 10 Bessnra Ja.
Prom Consteninope We have received more contra
diciory reports respecting the future destination OF One
latha, who Il spending his time In fca-ting At home
While h's army IS in The Crimea Sometimes hear
that he viii q" I" Aria, and sometimes the Cnes bat
no enc can be certain which statement ia true until he
has actually taken his departure.
Letters from the frontiers Of Russian Poland inform us
that Is coneid'red inesIedent TO transfer any
troops 10 the Gimca al present and conca ueny stop
has been put TO the rcnfossenents. AIcanwhiIe all 81
fors are tu ned towards provisioning the $50 900 troops
Which are NJ eady located there and towards ,n,r XIX
them with all The ntoessaIe for their winter reSence
Ec,erye octaclme will DO left az Udess and No,Icon
rsndy TO Join The army In the crinea Ut the earliest pos