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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
A Kiracle Of Science.
of Mechanicsburg,

n IAlId VA SSASnSS'
DRC.A.KELLING, OF Mechanicsburg.
~ Cumberland Co., Pa, announces 10 those
afflicted with Tnmors ,Weus Cancers, FolyPus,
I.upus MoleS or Marks, Scrofuia or king
Evil, and all diseases that have usually been
treated with caus,ic or knife that he can remove
them b. an entirely Icw method. without cut
ting, burning or pain. Neither chloroiorin or
ether is administered to the patient. IL is no
matter OH what par, of the body they may be,
he can remove them with perfect safety, and
in a remarkably short time. No Mineral or
Vegetable poison is applied-and no money
required until a cure is perfected.
Prolapsis !'er!. Female comp plaints I hronic'
Venereal and all other diseases treated win
positive success. Full particulars IN efhe5
Englisn Oh German, can be Obtained by wrilinS
postpaid. Patients can be accommodated win
Board on reasonable terms.
Mechauicsburg is one Of the nreiiiest ana
healthy towns IN his or any other State. II IS
6 wles from Harrisburg on the Cum.V al-RR Il.
and accessible from all paI.s # The tnIon-
DrKelling will visit cases IN any part oi Inc
Stale when desired
I.y Kind reader, II you know any all c'ed
f.liow creature, delay no! + tell Them OF th!s
treatment. lyJ93
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02

R9-The Teachers Of Perry and Wash
ington townships, Union county, held a
Public Meeting at the Frecburg Academy,
10th ult.-D S Boyer, President, and II.
W. Roush, Sec'y. A commeudablc spirit
of improvement in the profession, was
evinced. They adjourned to meet to-mor-
row evening.
We learn by the New Berlin Flag, that
the County Superintendent, Mr.. Whitman,
is performing his duty in that region.
The Star has an able and timely editorial
on the subject of the complaints made
against County Superintendent, and very
properly urges tha. if reasonable salaries
verc paid those oficers, no ,ust ground Of
opposition TO the sysc!n c,uli he flnnt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
who wants a PhiIa. Daily paperI

nN and after Nov. Isl. the undersigned
will furnish subscribers with any OF the
Philatelp phia Dailies, on the evening Of Ihs
same day as published.
Whoever, then, wishes the news, ssn be
supplied BY al once leaving their names with
Us. Terms-6 cts. per week (for The Penny
papers payable weekly or monthly in advance.
THORNTON & CO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
LelrlSbNrG, e'N.

FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH ;, lo9'
ApyERTlZE:-Ma Mr.'n'.' I,il,.hrr.-
who ri,h to buy or ,-wouId DO well to employ @ rms
,rmn. of the Eelri,5rg CkrOnfsif' "h'h nus - ;a
sn 1rfiep Of active solvent ProiuceIs, consumers
- ~, l.r. a. npy In the state
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters Tss-
tamentary on the Estate Of JOHN i.
VANyALZAH, Esq, late Of Kelly TIP, Union
Co, deed. have been granted 10 The untsr-
signed by the Register of Union county il due
form Of law; therefore all persons indebted 10
said Estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment, and those having any just claims
are also requested TO present them properly
authentic ated for settlement.
SARAH B. VANVALZAH, Exec.
LAIRD HOWARD, u,ors.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
E:rDreSS Office!

0liiIC The undersigned have been
appointed Agents for HOWARD Il cos
EXPRE>S LINE. and are now prepared 10
forward. daiIy. Packages, Specie. Eank Notes
&c. to Philadelphia. New Ys'k, Boston, Al
banv. Baltimore, and Intermediate points, al.o
10 the other Northern and Eastern cites.
The public are respectfully invited 10 pat
ron ze ine above line, as IL IS the quickest and
safes, method Of transportation between the
cities and Lewisturg.
Packages received by or before A N. will
arrive in Philadelphia the same dsy, and ts
delivered early in the following morning.
Receipts given !or time and price.
PHILADELPHIA Offce-il & 43. south Third 81
Oc, 90 THORNTON & CO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02

HUSSEY'S GRAIN REAPER,
for cutting both Grain and Grass.
~~AHrrACTUREp snd for sale at the
N Le~i.bnrg Foundry Nv
" GEvDEs, MARSH 4 c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
Estate Of Abraham Aurand, decd
NOTICE.

WE beg leave TO intrOincr ourselves
w TO the citizens Of l.E"ISBI i'1 ana
vicinity, as extensive Miners and Shippers oil
white Asl, Anthracite Coal,
II Lancaster Coll try, NoTthnmberfInd Go. Pd-
where we have extensive improvements, and
are prepar.d to offer 10 the public very supe-
rior article, particularly suited TO the manu'ac-
ture Of Ircn aud making Steam. Our sizes oi
Coal are
LUMP >for Smelling purposes,
STEAMBOAT ffor do. and Steamboats,
EGG for Family Use and Steam.
STOVE
PEA PEA for Lime0uFH'rs and Steam.
Oar Point of Shipping is SUNBCRf, where
arrangements are made 10 load Boats withou'
any delay. co
COCHRAN, PEAIE & co.
II c,,u,.x Is,c,.t.r Br,y RxISHotp Lancaster.
t~Orders addressed 10 Shamokin orSunhury
will receive prompt attention. liy9h'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
MEXICAN GUANO.

''HE SubScrIDer has lJr SdIt NrAIcdH
L Guano Of the bss, quality Cargo Of ship
Thorndike.) This article has given entire
satisfaction TO those who male use OF 1t the
past year, on Corn, Grass and Oats ground !;
Il, effect on the soil is much more lasting than
that Of Peruvian Guano, and the cost nearly
forty per cent. less.
b. S. BURLING,
IOl North Front 81.
sm56s Philadelphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
BY telegram! !!

NEW YORK; March Canada arrived
with news to the 18th inst. No War news
N'P'e' has joined the Allies. Flour, cot.
ton, and consols down
HARRISBURG, March The .Ssrn,.
'ame"a 10 the Hous. Dirisior B,Yl
H'T' ''HeHrTed in BY he Rep..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
February c2, 1855

r IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Pos
Office at LEWISBURG, Pa, Feb. Is,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, APRIL &c. 1855

,.,,.,.r,lv Ir;,b; think che had blue eyes,
:ee, arc hs,p and had on blue ueriDo dsess Isa
s'Ss EDS shs seemed very much sgi,.sed ;a.os
he Vas lie mother Of the chiid; inc msn 'n ,tss
with ter ives middle ssed soa iso1 a,s Grand e.,
lihs ttope mSoD; the nan sen' 'o"e
and she went over the ferry. - -. u.,ks AZ
Dr. Sehspps testified that there were n 40 .ese
viol.pce externally, ard Internally me s o' ssld d'sd
s' 9yn.acs,ion not over ~ hours Previous 'ns
.tomscn o. peared as though the shAa MAJ ''A'A
rourisbment ju.t previous to its death s,r
Tos Jury adjourned to Tuesday evening ne.a ~
,a nnroo,e of obtaining further evidence p'ss'"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28
THE EXPEDITION TO NICARAGUA.
ARREST OF CAPTAIN KINNEY.

Colonel Henry L K'nuey vas arrested lat night,
at the Metropolitan ii tel, by Abr>n T. Hillyer,
United Sistes Marshst and bis two Deputies, raomp-
con and Horton, of this District, on oonch-yarrsot
Issued sgaips, him noon en- indictment found by the
GrsndJury Of the United States D,trict Court, nov
in s,sson fer being engaged ia fitting out military
expedition against the Republic of Nicaragua Toe
Colonel remains in custody and will be taken before
the Cour. to-day 70 await further aeti 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28
FIRES.
FIRE IN RLEvESTH-sT.

FIKE IN EIENENTH'tTs
Yesterday noon. a fire broke out in building in
EleyeDthst., rear Avenue e, occupied by Garner &
Lake as stable N1tgiths, anong tue efforts Of the
6tmen, the building was nearly consumed Loss
about 81 coo.
FIRE IN PEARL.sT.
At . o'clock yesterday afterDoon a fire occurred
in the old frame building, No 800 PesIl st., occupied
by coloIed persons. But little damage was done TO
the premises.
FIRE IN cHERRY.sr.
AT 3 o'clock yesterday morning. fire occurred IN
q dwelling hsu,e in Cherry.st near Jackeon, but,
beipg discovered AZ en- early moment, tee ID imes
were subdued before the premises sustained material
damage. -r-l--'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

OsrUARY-The Navy Dep srsmeat having Official
" geer up the sloop- otwar Albany, and published
tleDames OF officers promoted, April Is 1885, in con
seuepce forces on our minds the painful con u-lon
,lst ste has been lost a. sea- ard that her officers and
cew lave hesn consigned u watery grave, vi 'hout
having single one b. recount t1er last words, and
stbo ut be osOu OF the pre- Of relatives to
nie I'd tbs nj in their last momeois.
janis fhon pson Gerry commander II this III fatet ship
uas te youp FbEjss Gerry ssue of tbs DsGsr
ton az Ind s0d born ct Ca nbdgs Mass Aug
~ 1851 He Harssri College, Augut 1915 mi leh
Dec 10 I8 consequence of bis fathers AZ ach
tire he received cadet Wet reat, @hsss hs
20 Is'5 ne promoted lieueosbt April @ 1916 sad
u The rank Of april a. 42 4u h Of bis nsvs
life a. he evsys ready a. me call Of
bs eousr pifo mDe his dus serupuousy aad IA til
"a sz1ssb syr, j1diei and et
fc officer In pe'so' 81 spprsssee end "a say -
yiTtue. ever simulated hiu Also he death
when the service Of his country Hs character
b,d great grsDsih ene,sy decision AID with
s ebissensip ty He .ymp sfhz k-snly In the
OF ard the tale 81 fouod in him sten'
ius that ard iDd testso cJso41ory - the
feelings Of the su affect Onate d pson with re-
fined firm re zous priacpls temper the strong
OF his many CHI rsc,er AID o'de hun the most STA.
ttresed Of finer DIS HIS obuary IL written on che
hers Of his nuDer euds aAd reais kpow aud
precsie his rnsDy yu fully asd deeply than be
drawn by Ever prepared for ibis aat i tskeo
from ihsm thus early in he ul Of meata and Of bsdy
Wig by the wisd Of thai Being him TO
tem I'D tn bis will they submit painfully they Is
nleng his sudden bis nelaneho his rnou nful loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

aosx HomE The Dslessdea Of Editors trsa
Bo..ou, Who arrived here In the steamer Concoa.
wealth. on Thursday morning, let for homo yess~.
dsy afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

DEATH IN THE STREET.-Joseph Williams, o J
bo,er Yesterday fell IN 6t viii 10 Beesmsa sgd ~
While ,ens conveyed TO the New Yo,h Hospital Serious %
pie KY the cause OF death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28
fldvsTtiseuert

1.-THE LADY OF THE LAKE. gorgeeus anu
h..,.Ihi NAN. IL perfgusd 81 Bafuun Mus>up. rhis
ATTIixoos, 10 the N Os 6nAhsd and correct I.sssr y
coupsry anurps'ssd ia ability f"o ehf~ns psssS s -
Si.rts.s he Mammoth Gnl. Dwarf Lady Mermaid. hvns
OeIiehes &c.
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fs5yeTrissrseIt
SHAwLs AND MASTiLLAs.-lndia, Grape ana


F,.n. spAwLs Eth ms e. acs1t s~o@ent of es rniss1
FsNTLL,s ere numbered snoEs the sIss'on- o. -
CRAs fFAAD Co s esI4bbshmeot, No W of.a'e -
TIRE .x,reusy lees which they are slif
that few cen sovs even aors The sce. CAL aads @<a~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

SERIOUS FALL.-Thomss James. a boy Is years Of
sg yesro fell from the ain ysd Of tho s6ip Palestine,
lying P,r No. 49, o. and very esDsesousy ned.
he was conveyed 10 the h.wYork Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28
FIRE IN PEARL. ST.
FIRE IN CHERRY. ST.
CITY ITEMS.

MUSICAL SoIREE Lest evening Musical Soiree
vas gieen at No $40 Broadway, tho occasion beiog
the opening Of Ely & Mupgers and Samuel c Jollies
new store at that place. A company Of about two
hundred persons, composed principally of the
Dpsical elite of our City, we're present Songs and
selections Fl ON Don Giovanni, Barbiere, Cinderella,
and Romeo sId Juliet were sung by Miss Helen
Deeripg, Miss Mccarthy, Miss Kate Comsto *, Mrs.
Baxter, Mr.. Frazer Mr.. lie Jeune, and Mr. Allan
Irving ard loudly applsuded. During the evening,
several distinguished. pispists and other snsuuen.al
performers, among whom was Mr.. Kyle the fu,i't,
performed many popular fsnt,sias The Soiree,
OIL der the direction Of Mr.. Watson passed off very
pleasantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

pleasantly.
Estate OF MADAME SoNrAG RossI--Durirg the
professional witt of Madame Sontag Rossi to the
United States, she invested 900 in stocks OF the
United States, in her own personal mans; and, after
her decesse, administration upon this property, as
legal sssets ia the State Of New.York, was granted
by the Surrogate of the County of Nsy York to
George Christ of the City of New-York, the sttor-
"ney in fact of Charles Count Ro.si, husband Of
"Henriet Rossi deceased, late Of Vienna Aus ris;"
the power CT attorney referred to having been exc
cued by Count Ross after the death Of ,dsne SON.
tag Rossi, end giving to Mr.. Chris. authority "to
"colect and receive any aud all money due to me in
"ary way, ard to cell any stocks standing in my
"name On the books of any Company in the United
Estates, end the dividends on the same 70 recsve."
The case being laid before the Attorney Gensral Of
the United Ststes, that officer decides:
l. Ibis power CT attorney does not, by the laws of
the State Of New York. apply TO the stOcs In ques-
ton which stocks, having been nves ed 10 the nane
Of the wife AID bot having been reduced 70 posses
sion by her husbsDd duriog her lifetime are not Of
necessity, money or effects due or growing due 70
Count Ross
@ 70 genera, by the statutes Of Nsw.York admin
isreOD the estate Of the deceased wife IL graots-
Bile 20 the husband Jure arit but that rule does not
sppy here because the distribution Of the estates OF
cecedents is governed by the personal not the local
statute, and cepends 10 this the lee donieit
that IT, of Austria.
In the present case, the rights of property ap.
pertaining 10 Count Rossi ia the premises, il any
must be determined in Austria
4. Count Rossi, being nonresident alien, is not
by the statues Of New YORK entitled sdministrs-
tOn iefe, aud not being entitled binse he cams.
communicate any representative right Of ad nnis,ra
ton 10 Mr.. Christ.
5. IL il doubi al whether the nero fact Of given
dividend ryy stocks Of the United States b-ing
usIsu tilted t. the Assst ant asurer of Neg York,
for ayuept, makes those stocks local assets Ia the
State Of New York.
DAsGERous SrRxErs Compliant Ia made Of the
dangerous characters who frequent Baxter, Walker,
Elm, Mulberry 's,f. and Broadway; that they carry
weapons, and are supported by women Of bad
character. 1t 8 compAioed, also, that sb andoned
allo rei 20 walk the streets Of the Sixth,
Eighth, and Fourteenth Wards, and insult whomever
they choose, making it impossible for respectable
lady to leave Der house 10 the evening" without being
nolested by them. Captains Downing Tarnb7ll and
Kbsner ordered to arres. all pedestrian proeti.
tuies found in their Wards Last night.
The Rev L. d Mansfield, for some yesrs pa,. the
Minister in charge of The Advent Mission Church.
is about removing to Locsport, Niagara Couurg
and Ai,l preach his Vaiedlstory Dscourss at their
Chspel in Forsyth-st near Wslker-st., temorro v
Afternoon, ct . oeieck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

furious DRIVING Frederick Des.enisr ard Hen.
~ Ceer drivers Of bshes y-.eftsy arrested
for resi eTi,ns for running child ss years OF
age They loss ed up for ex smiosiion
Two stages At late boor GA Tsnreisy os1t
C.n,t when one az item Knocked Henry Hoffman. nisht
biz cert and the ,fber rn ossf nun Doll
whipped thr bofsss and escaped Inc oafeo mao
yss t.ken TO The Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

ACCIDENTS e len Barrett an I'ish Woman, bad
both sctnrd Jeterdsy afternoon tbs corner Of
where pile Of bricks fell hsr.
Henry Jones boz fen third story siniov Of No. l65
Broadway o thosbinsly jured
Jsm.s Cochran o,TsBth Forty foarthst ldewn
Gle Of stairs while rtoaieaed and not >ected 10
cover
Hnssrst ncsomct Of No IS crost was terribly cut In
TIE face with knife while fgEtnz with drunken r3y.
AL oftbe above ed t4scn New York
Bo.liIAl and plAeea n.der the care Of Or Tharstan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

ALTERED BILLS on THE CHATHAM BAyg --Th'
Chief Of Police yesterday receives arm.on that 81 bs OF
re b,th.m Of nj CITY altered 80 wee 10 cu
lsop ard tbs. several trsse.ep nd been ins I'd v
the ,n.ite fireman holding trumpet engine and horses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

Isavestssmenrl :
LEARY a. Co., art Hstters and Yendsrs " uen-
sIersa Stores Assor Rosse. Broadway, n. Y.
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Advertis cert
NARRIAGE.-Mr. FOWLER will give popuis'
and enter aiming Lecture 90 the MArrxos,L RELATIONS
THIS EVENING IN costa.ntsi Hall, sshAv, esfosr sn q
Ilcssts, ct the door, ~ cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

CHARGE OF BURGLARY. Perry Hopkins, = coloref
c,rsymsp arrested ehrg-d vita Ssr.l.n ,asly
.bttg rh, dwelling Of n1fs.t Dunlap No 2s5 Wet 1s'
sieslpg tbersfrom wst,h ysasd st s35 Tae &C.
eu..o The mpans,t mistaken him for soee o.
else thst be prove sni tie ~as bella to ban 70
ESQ, By Jus ice Brennan 20 answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

The Rev L. Msn'seld, for some years ps,s the
Minister in charge Of The Advent Mission Cnurcb,
is about removing to LockpOrt, Niagara Couutg,D
and all preach his VdedlstOry Discourse, a, their
Chspel in Forsyth-st, near Wslker-st., tomorrow
Afternoon, ct ocieck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

TIE RrroRrrD DLArH OF Dr.. BARrH The fol-
lowing is en- extrsc. sf letter from NJ Alta, dated
tie s6'h Of Msrc5:
a msbly n'ere,trg letter from Col Herman,
her Majesty Consul at friDoi, has reached The
lslsDc, Gated March -. !, tsys: 'Yos VII, / am
eoI6dsri, be delighted 20 hear tina. the rumor OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

TrAoHsRs' ASSOCIATIONS This body Of City tessh.
ers hold their regular monthly meeting this evening,
in tseir room In tie Hsl Of the Board Of Edas s;aa
The Committee sppon.ed at the lest month, mestag
are to present plan Of Incorporation which vu y
discu-red aud seed upon By the Association. Asa
tescbers are Interested in this movement, large ~
Influential gathering is sxpse'ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

DEATH ORA SOLDIER AT THE ToMBs.--Joseph
Bopsbs Freoebn.n died yesterday 10 the Cry sris,n.
bsd been for Treatment BY D. Govt ne ave
days previous k snd desttnss, Ia the
street III. deceased w.,7o ..s Of sac ana y. ;.' s
g.oD Of the Dns ntpsd 9th old age and exhaustion
lie bad frienos residing IN ndsest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

Found DRowyED The body of 40 unknown man,
near the foe OF sunay Coroner Wilhelm hid nqsese
upsp the BODY and the July IerseId yedlct Of as.th
dfowDne Deces@o aboat feet ches IN blight he'd
DARK hair and ~hber. and In su suit Of blssk
cloth IL of hi, pecs.,s cara found with Brown
upon It. Tie BODY had been In the wafer r several
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

FIRE. Poor SroEr Mr. rhomss hcsgssn' q
Brooklyn, clsins II have invsa'ei . ooapss aca
which may be nodded 70 any sh.p~, AM y esneiy
e.-9vcr. lie is in Europs oisp siag 81 hss pst'uss
lad has specimens Of his wcrk In tho PARIS Exhiei.
tioo. Mr. T. A. Wilkinson, No. a.7 Brcsd~sy, gives
information of the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

LABoase woays Persons applying q -
Branch Ofsce Of the Children's Aid Society, No. .
Oliverst ,b.tws Gu the hours Of and o'clock, Pm,
can procure the seNices OF women for seraobns
bouses, ,flic+s &c. Toe emPlcJ mentos these ~sa'a
will be On act Of charity, as many OF them are d
great d. stitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

RESTORATION OF A CHILD An Attorney IN Nas-
Gle, Delsssre Co, ODd) wrote on the I'D to ~
Mayor. requesting bin TO for~'rd little gil, MIA
years old, to her father Toe girl, be ssd, vss h.
tsiued BY q persen whose nsre be esvei bat AS
person, en- sppiica,ion denied sl knos'edse Of A~,
and search had To b. Instituted. The little kay
Brsdrcls was found 1t last, and started TO 90 10 L.
diana 70 her IA her Lat night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

tpo and probably great battle fought that road.
II lest retreat in good order Oh Kaffa. and nothing
is compromised; if gained TO besiege Ssvaetopo 70
invest it completely, and its surrenoer woul follow,
Is matter OF couIte, In short interval.
Unhopptiy, those counstIs cere not tolioioed. BE
it that TIE Commanders.in Chief had not suiiciaat
troops TO take long journey in the Cfimes, Dc
that thy expeeted more speedy result by a bold fsf
sudden coup ae main Mey resolrsd, as is knO,cn 10
land at tp leagues only from SevastopOi. The glo-
ious battle OF The Alma al first justified their decision
But scarcely vctors they perceived they had no port
10 serve hem az basis for operations. Then urged
by that iRpinctbe instinct q presercatien rich
dtcere, in al haste they advanced south of Seyasto
POL toward Bslskaea. 1t was, moreover, clear inst
Il army could not maintain itself ard live in enc
nys country unless in direct communication with the
feet
" But this compulsory and necessary return toward
the SEA led TO the abandonment Of the Northern
lights Of Sevastopo TIE occupation Of rhick alone
aioted The inre'tnent Of the place The Angl) French
amy not, IN fact numerous enough to make a
CON plete investment Ii was, therefore, necessary
10 huit II 10 an attack the south eide. To accom-
psh this operation Il kDRhsh took possession of
ibe port Of Balsk lava; the Frer CD, seeking point
1OFYln on The shore 10 land their provisions and
artillery Preridsnt,aly found the port of ksmesch
The failure Of sevastopol is accounted for in
the following way:
"At this period, that is TO say when the Anglo
French srmy arrived before Sevsstopol The assault
MgAf, perhaps, hare been oemp d. bu, II already
bezsIcous enterrrze without sufficient artillery TO
sileIee that OF tie enemy. Doubtless nothing WAS
imlossbl5 70 Anglo French srmy com posed OF
Gen<rals ~ sao Ike tEo2e who have given such
proofs during the last Elk oDths in the hangers ia
iiguss ard ssfeTrgs Of this long sese bat saceess
alone could Justify 20 ds-iDe on attempt Toe frs;
suiy imposed by The responsibilities Of conmsn1 ia
prpdei CO. and prudence prsscfi 70 the Comm md
ers in Chisf 10 stteust the assault with, ~ most
On amy of 50, GEO men, placed on rock. deficient OF
artillery or sumur ition reserves, without bsing de
fenced by inirep cbn,en's in the rear, and with no
othe, refuge but the ships II would hsve been rsk-
Ing on one east the fortune and fac OF the expedition
ard nothing be rsked at distance Of 500 leagues
from the n Other country.
"1he coup de man, rkich the Generals thought
possible after tee battle of The AIna hGrsHg escaped
ben, there only remained for them regular siees
According 10 the rules Of military art. Al tic r.ry
op,es ne EHsiaHs took most caesoas rss1.E,es r-ry
ds astrops for u.s. The sr,t ras Prince MsRchikeg .
strotg,e more rho instead Of sssf,,sg himselfHp "a
Serasi0po MARCHED Syn pATopoi and sept tie sls
AID free COMMUNICATION rtth the te'tesed f'y; ne
second gas ~ energetic eee.'es q sakTsg p'rfioa