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THURsDAr, August ID.
:. BEFORE Special Justice Wsshven -Charles @.
Gould was brought up for larceny OF cloth,no
Evidence not bang sufficient 70 convict, he was
discharged. ~ "-'
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QuiMsignmOmd N ou..--o d; MI, = ,,,..,,..o,

me- OF Ihomas st., MouLTos MOORE Proprietors
h SUBSCRIBERS have recently leased and reftted the
~ ana 1t IS now open for the accommodate N Of
e pubic; and by the careful and untring Efforts Of the
S and Harder constantly supplied with the best
INC markets afford, solicit share of public patronage
iea 80 DANIEL MOULToN,
uoln ALVIN I. M0URE,
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Vnn AistTn's DaguerreOtyPe ROOnia,
t.h1 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

Dr. Henry Sargent eives special attention to
Diseases Of the Eye Office No II worcester Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

VA WILLIAMS.
,arropNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAV.
No. 2 Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
-. div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

DIR. j. CInwson Kelley. Analytical Pnyslcian'
CON I've consulted by ladies' and gentlemen at his ONCE,
corner of Church and Mechanic Streets, Worcester,
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the "a and sd
Of August free of charge, upon all diseases OF the human
systeIl. MZt&uOUo ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

D.ovml Mrs NJ. W. GERELDS, PhysiclcM
onJ sccsssful fidtufe No. SO Summer, betwet Cens
FRA, and Exchange streets N B-Particular attention
given to the treatment of all Female Diseases GU %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

n Smie Tor Roofs The subscriber is prepared IA
nn S elate Tor Roofs Of superior quality and law n IN
tne pest manner, on the satisfactory terms y.
pies may eseen at the yard on Grove street SA''i'
"PAo du JOHN BARNARn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

l.. r, Nichols. NJ. d.. homeopathic Physician
Residence No ll2 Main Street. Office Hours, from to
A. NJ; 2 to 4, and toS P NJ
August s, 1858. lily
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

Susan Cushman being asked by Rog-
ers, the poet. If 1t was truo that she was about
TO DO married, said she did not intend to mar
ry unless she could find person Of really
masculine mind. "Then,' said no. q WIN
don't you marry your sister Charlotte ~
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n a. LTNYELL, M. o..

HOMUOFATHIST IN D hUEVNl
(For nine years an Allopaihc Phys cian.l
OFFICE AND REslpExcE No. 9 WALNUT ST. WORCESTER
Once hours from to 9 A. NJ, and to 8 P NJ
- 81 dom
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w, ". z G E.
ATTOR NEY Il T L a w,
M Worcester Bank Block. Foster Street
iy1Al WORCESTER, MASS ld&wtf
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nres. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wishing to employ an
xnerienced DRESS MAKER at their resid nces can bs
accommodated by calling on MISS GLEASON, at No.
nv Street. S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

Won Shall See! What shall we see You shall
ace MACULLAR. WILLIAMS, & cos advertisement on
he first page in which they announce their adoption OF
the ONE PRICE SYSTEM, and 10 deviation. Read thas
advertisement, and trade at MACULLAR, WlLL1AM si
4 cos. 1tl aP-V :.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

The extracts which we give, to-day, on our FIRST
page from Horace Greeley's letters, will be read
with interest, especially by the Farmers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

WIN. Brown. UPHoLSTERER, has removed from
$50 Main street, to Rooms NO. q "AhhEN HALL
Pearl street. uVh Dytl
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C1nGgin's DaguerreOlyPc Rooms, 1888 Main
street opposite American Temperance House. If
30 NFf diff
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G X. WETHERELL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No 4 yI.Ace,s BLOCK. Worcester, Mass
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DIR G. HOWARD MARSHALL will receive pa
tents at the Worcester House until Tuesday ,Au.
gust 9TH.
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Those Delicious ream SyruPs, freshly
prepared every morning be found at GEO. r. sPrRR
2O1 Main Street Jy24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

fohu 3. ID. COgswell, Attorney and Counsel
raj Law Fosters Building, corner Of Main and Pearl
-. d&wtf janll
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DIR. Gustavus r Osentlal, Homeopathic PLY
;jon offce hours from to 10 A. M, TO and to
p residence No. II Pearl street. iy13 d3m*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

Adm YER.
ATToRNEY q COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No 2iS Main street,. worcester, Mass
rao aWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

HONORARY DRoREEs.-At the Commence
ment at Dartmouth College, oil Thursday last,
the Honorary degree of LII. u. was conferred
upon the Hon. Isaac f. Redfeld and Hon. ia
coo Collamer, Of Vermont, Hon. Mathew
Harvey Of New Hampshire, and Hon. Sal.
mon p. Chase, of Ohio.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

HENRY G. RICE
Attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
M 4 Brnley Hail.. ..............W Worcester, Mass.
1s diff
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vIer Tor sale and viii keep on hand, tlronrb tho
oeer assortment Of LIME than can be bengh season
Ter. 'i NV'nent anu Oalcine Pas
Worcester, March 49, 1854 ar
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Life to Advertising Death to
A,nbrotypes BABBlTT's DAGuERREoTYPEs
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GEORGE SWAN.
ATTORNEY ANT COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. FIagg's Building.
;vI WORCESTER. MASS d&w6mos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

DIR. STEARNS,
Den;st has removed his Office and residence to No. Wal
nut rect, Worcester
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Worcester HydrOpuIhIc Ius,5,,s

Worcester HyGrOpuIhIc Ius,5,u,s
on ArcA and Fountain sts., Worcsster. ME- TLa
proprel9rs Of this Institution aim to make Ii o,u'
pig nome Tor invads at all seasons The Location "a
the city. ''' nom all parts oil
A. Terms etc. For full board and treatment e. m ;,
Sloo per day. For treatment without board 10 ~ ~
cents per DAY. 'u' w 70 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03

Soda Water.-.pURE SODA W1rrp
inc variety OF byrups. for sale by -~"' with all
,ooa asu DAVID SCOTT. Apothecary.
10" Soa haini corner Of Mechanics,
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SIGN PAL n tt N G.

as Front Street. "orcesper' HAaSS
utI
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Ont. 1o0~ ,-,o.,.o ~. =; kodERS SUPERINTENDENT
ap11 dSwtg "ouis @to f'M'
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wv M. RICE,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-07
Arrival OF the Atlantic.

New York, July 25.-The steamer At
lantic arrived al ter dock about. 81 p. NJ.
There is ministerial crisis, owing &c
Lord John RusseIl's shutting explanations
al The Vienna Conference.
Sevaslopol was bombarded again on the
18th without effect. Additional formidable
batteries were being erecIed against the
Malakof and Redan lowers. Tho Russion.
were erec.ing equally swong works and de-
lenses. at,I
The Atlantic left Liverpool al noon, on
The 14lh. She brings $50 passengers. A
despatch received al the moment Of The
steamers departure, states thar Lord JohE
Russell had resigned.
The circumstance which led 10 the resign.
Of Lord John Russell, were disclosures
made by him Of bis course al Vienna,
which disclosures led 10 debate in the
House on The 9th. Al The close OF ihal de.
bale, Mr.. Ly.,on Bulwer moved that The
conduct Of The Minister charged with The
negotiations al Vienna, and his continuance
In Office as responsible advisor Of The
Crown, had shaken lhe confidence which
The country should repose in The one in
whom The administration Of public affairs is
entrusted.
Previous 10 RusselPs Resignation, it was
repored ,ha, if he did resign, he would lake
the Grey section OF The Cubine, with him,
and thai Palmers,on would fiji their place
with more decided men ou. Of ihe liberal
ranks; and also THAI Lord Derby was the
coming man with another coalition.
War news is but OF Iillle importance
The account Of the crops from all paris ol
Englandare favorable
CRIMEA.--Anolher grand assault Is no,
Far off, 1000 mon are employed in the
works. The Russians.i addition 70 other
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-07

BRING ON. YOUR SMALL CouNTERFErrs.-
Who will now say that the government OIL
The Stale OF Ohio is moi in The hands of i,s
friends? The raw lrishman upon landinp
upon the shores OF The Western World
swings his cap, and exclaims with ioy, "a
dollar a day for digging, and no hanging fol
stealing" There is some freedom in that
bu. if you add also perfecl immunity 70,
passing counlerfeit money, The area OF lib,
cry is greatly extended. Locolocoismsha, a,
nov done i.s masterpiece, for in lis auemp,s
10 cripple The energies and resources or The
STATE, j. has opened The gate and bid 10 come
Ia ard have free course, The entire gang u
counterfei,ors OF Bank Bills. The framing
Of the Constitution was supposed 10 have
been The las, piece of botch work from The
hands Of the des,ruclives, but last winters
legislation produced specimen which cap,
The climax.
The Law which forbids lhe circulation O
small notes Of olher Slales, is SO drawn as
10 make The passing Of counterfeit, small
notes Of The Banks Of olher States no of.
rence, end our Courts nave so decided
This is jus.s relief as might be expected
from LocoIocoism; IL supplies The vacuum
in the money marker; and il will draw
within The Sldle that class of operators who
will be of in6nile service during the presen
campaign TO The parry now in power. Per
haps The immigration OF the importers oil
This Locofoco currency in,o Ohio, has given
rise 10 The name OF The now order--lhe Say
Nothing. We dislike very much TO be
borne down by the pressure of the foreign
counterfei,ers, buI in The preson. slringency
OF The money market, consider il our du.y
10 inform "oulside barbarians," that coun
,erlei.s on foreign bank bills under ten dol
lars are jus, as good in Ohio as other for
eign small notes; and as under The ruling
dynasty OF Ohio there is no such thing az
crimes "mala in sel'' il is perfectly respect
able 10 circulate small counterfets.
Nut only are counterfeit, small notes as
good as The genuine, bu. they are better, in
asmuch as a penalty alIaches for passing
the laller, whereas no law can reach The
former. All haill Locofoco rule, when 0
knave is bel.er thar AL honest man.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-07
BROTHER WHARTON FoRrvEn, : Brother

BROTHER WHARTON FOREVER. - Brother
Wharton, edior OF The Wheeling Gazelle
and Times is true grit Hear him:
H,ving been abseI, a few days, we find
the question Of discussion among ,he,presses
mas leen whether we, as editor, were the
orgat ol the American or Know Nothing
party During the last eigb. months we
haveb been charged with being soby The ed.
ilorsland correspondents Of all ,be papers
here; but have uniformly and frequently
enouIh for any people Of common sense OF
com1oR honesty TO have been satisfied, de-
MED b; but those who connol these presses,
having no faith in .humaninlegri,y-- lllsy
nalurllly would have none--have lalely
been re-. a.assening that we are such organ,
and %deayoring TO satisfy themselves Of II
by ,hl bRsesI laIsehoods, So for from being
the Organ Of that or any olher party, we
despite the man who would consent 10 be
the olgan Of any parry or body Of men. So
long be we have been editor, we have OK.
pressed on all subjecls, eur own individual
opinion, regardless Of what all others mighl
think bfh We are responsible 70 no one as
edilpror as man, but the God who made
Us. Therefore, as we oilen said, while we
are info way responsible ioi The acis ofihe
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-07

ABGUMENTArtvE-DEM DEMoNsFRATlvR--CoN.
cLUsIvE-In response 10 the charge of cor.
rupuon against the leaders of vte Demo.
crat parry hsre--noiorious In The csse of
Timanus, proved againl Patton, charged
upon Miller, shown in testimony againss
Others and known 10 exis, 10 the extent of
making The Treasury of The county subsidl.
ary 10 The cravings Of their syarice. and the
designs of their ambiuon-in response 10
Ihis The editor Of The Enquirer Pasades
series nf resolutions ~ favor OF rerench.
menl and opposed 10 corruption and cxwav,
aganre offered by himself, mo longer ago
than March !ns," and '.adopied by, acclaim.
lion BY the Democratic Convention al Ham.
iion County" Here's an interesting ex.
ample Of unsophisica,ed Innocence, delight.
ful 70 The banevolen, hearil Our. co,empo-
rary asks his party kut1e& 10 ..iesnlse Them.
selves" in,o body OF honest gsn,l4men and
palriolic ci,izens. To oblige him, they do
so unanimuusy-by accIsmalion--e enrap.
lured, no doubt. BY the cheapness OF the
process--cosling less thar the renovation or
pair of dilapida,ed panloloons. Our CO.
temporary then inquiries in rome Of injured
virtue: - 4e.
'Wha, fur,Eer reclamation OF the base and
calumnions lnsfnuaions Of the Commercial
Is nrcessury?'
We're annihtlTed; and yev--we musi IN.
quire-we can't help i,---we're dyinp 10
know-Why did they keep on s.ealingl---
Gin Com.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-07
The Extent Of the Opposition.

To day we conclude The publication ol
ex.facls from the Ohio papers on The sub.
jec. Of the nominations made by the Con-
ven,ion Of tho 18Th inst. We have care.
fully observed the current Of opinion, and
we are now able 10 say that, OF abou, 100
papers in The State opposed TO The present
administration, all but sir are openly and
zealously advocating The election Of ,hes en-
lire ticket The following is lis, oftthe
noncon,enls: The Cincinnati Times, Dey.
ION Journal, CIeveland Express, German.
town Locomotive, iGallipolis Journal and
Newark Times. Or these, The Cincinnati
Times and Gle elind Express are K. N.
papers, and were openly ard warmly in "a.
vor Of a nomlna,iob by the Order al CIeve.
land in June. They still lhinb the K. NJ
should make sepSate romira,ions. The
Dayton Journal Dies moi like Mr.. Chase,
and is not disposed 10 run up The Republic.
ar miicksi. ff1iuesf nSt psoclai6tS isseif III "a.
vor oil separate nominations, but occupies
Tho position Of 40 independent grumbIer.
The Germantown Locomotive is in abou,
The same fix. Tne editor compares his DO.
slion 10 that Of ajackass between Two piles
Of .his,les; he is 10. vet sure which he shall
conclude 10 eat. The Galipolis Journal
and Newark Times repudiale the nomina.
zion Of Mr.. Chase, and declare lha, they
will no, support him, but we have seen no
expression Of their disposition TO nominate
another ticket.
All oi these papers are satisfied with the
balance of The ticket. They do moi propose
10 disturb them, bul they object 10 Mr.. Chase
We submit That the idea of this handful oil
malconlents oyerruling the great mass ol
the Republicans is totally ou of The ques.
lion. They must ABIDE by The decision oil
their brethren, or be prepared TO face The
consequences.
In Hamilton county the opposition tc
Chase will be strongest and most biuer.--
This was anticipated by bo,h his friends
and foes. Bul there is this counleracline
element iha, wi keep these boilers in check
Many OF them are merchants and business
mex. They eel keenly The wan, Of reform
in our currency and tax systems. The
prosperity, almost The existence Of Cincin
na'i, depends Upon securing these reforms
II these men array themselves against The
Republican ticket, they effeclually cut Them
selves off from all sympathy with the resi-
of the Stale. IL they accomplish anything
by their proposed movements, they will on.
ly succeed individing the friends Of Reform.
and thus efeclually deIeal wha, they mosl
desire, bv keeping The political power Of The
State In The bands OF The Locotoc marry.
Let ihem De- warned 10 season. The ewes
Of the people are upon them, and any eifor,
ol theirs 10 aefea, The Republican cause will
mol be forgotten in the hour OF our triumph
The cause Of freedom and reform Is in
good hands. and !, is destined 10 triumph.
Public opinion, with great unanimity, iswl,h
u.s. A few shon-sigh,ed misguided men.
may bolt Mr. Chase, bu, he can spare all
such and sill be elected BY fifty thousand
h'GjOritv. --Siate, Journal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-07

provision OF water, On@ 1ltet another falling
off, as exhausted na.ur. rave way, The ghasl
ly corrses eniangIed ihe timber floating
along, with their saces upurned. as if L
stare al The survivors; Ind then, ,ha, gocG
man Mr.. Woodruff Who was so kind Ia
me, now doubly kind b lis com 2anions In
distress, praying, knee deep in wafer, and
exhorling TO lrus, 10 CD and. as bis voice
grew feeble. the cry coming up, 70, Mr.
Woodruff, speak d liiiIe |ouder; we wan. to
each that sound; bray Ior u.s. Alas! that
sound Is no more; ahe applicant Is relieved
by death. Whenl co |dbr how escaped
that vessel, ! knsw not tos 10 be thankful
enough. H.
And now / mus. c|ose my letters. /.
would Be easy 10 exlehI hsm; bu, have
llrespassed long eloo6 III your patience.
4 llsHe ss'.Is 4 u sh5 feqb ~ or 4he ediior,
and the suggestion Of mapy friends. My
correspondence has saved me much private
letter writing; and if Il has amused or in.
srncIed any sensible peIsons. shalt have
no reason TO regret il. lhave written With
no idea Of wiring book, bul simplya few
fugitive letters.
A fcw practical questions asked and an.
swered, and have done. "What did your
"Trip cost you2" ! supposed no. much over
5000, ill came 10 coun, up ,he bills, when
| found myself minus $1,000. Is anything
gained BY importing books'" l think so,
Libraries pay no duty, The lreigh, from
London TO New York--including drayage.
ETC.. a, both clies--in sail vessel, Is less
Than The freight by railroad from New York
10 central Ohio. And now, reader, farewell.
E. THOMSON.
N. 3. The reader should bear in mind
,ha. have no opporusi,y OF reading proof.
Many typographical errors haye occurred in
my letters. This is unavoidable.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-07
From the Western Christian Advocate.
Letter from Dr.. Thomson.
NO. xxxIN. tE
rHR LAsr-RETURN VOYAGE.

Having heard thar he cholera was pre-.
vailirg extensively In America, that the Uni.
versi,y was suspended in consequence Of IT,
and'lha, my own family had left their home
in alarm, deemed i. proper 10 hasten home,
poslponine my tour through Germany and
llaly TO anoiher time. p.;
My route backward is from Paris 10 Calais
This is bv no means the mos, comfortable
route 10 England, though it's perhaps The
most expeditions. 60 by railway, which
passes through The well-known cities .ol
Amiens, Arras, DouGi, Lille, and 81. OmeI
the frsl noted for lis collon manufacture
and cathedral, where they say lies The head
Of John The Baptist, which was brought from
Conslanlinope during The crusades; whe.h-
er il Is the true one or one Of the spurious
ones, '.lhis deponenI saith no,." Amiens
is The birthplace Uf Peter The Hermit and
Ducange the scholar. H
Passing through Arras we were told Of q
stree, called The street without heads, from
The Iacl ,ba, during ,he revolution all iss in.
habi,an,s were guillo,ned. | could bu,
think Of you when we came TO Douai, where
FOR moe Than three hundred years Roman
priests have been educated for England and
Ireland, and where once 0'Connell studied.
Lille, celebrated for sleges. is The place ol
spinning-jennles and wind .mils--like Con.
gress. Al s.. Omer is a celebrated seminary
Tor .he education OF the English and Irish
people, Il has attracted large Englsh pop
ulaIion, though The institution seems al pres.
en-, 10 be in . declining condition. In early
Zines she educa,ed some gentlemen who en-
gagged In csrlain welI.kaown "gunpowder
plot" Calais Is a sort OF "New Buffalo"-
fruitful in desolalion and picturesque in sand.
banks, bu. lis position on several great routes
and lis military value gives ilsome mpor-
lance. |, is son Of refuge for EagIish
debtors. ,a,.p
Al midnigh, we 90 along pier juuing ouI
about mile, then. down long flight oI
steps, nexl jump in lhe arms OF some sailors
as they stand in a long boat. finally row ouI
into The sea where rides al anchor a ,rihipg
liule steamboat ready 10 sail for Dover. -
Here are narrow quarters again; self fimpor-
,anl officers skilled in exIonion, dirty sail
ors, and seasick, discon!ented passengers,
But we can bear rheumatism, prosy letters,
.ooth-pulling, dull sermons--dny thing, If il
is buI shori--and so happily is our. voyage.
! paced the deck by moonigh, ill tue day
dawnsd upon Dover cliffs. See the castle
on sha. abrupt eminence on the eas., three
hundred and twenty feet above the sea; then
on the west 10 "ShaksspeaFe Cliff" We
stop only for breakfast, after which we have
about half aD hour 10 look around. We, Of
course, see but little, though l learn that The
! ci,y contains sWsnsy.,hrsS ,housAnd ihhabi.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-07

delenses, were throw ing up formidable
star fort behind The Redan. weak fire
was kept up on The 10Th and llih.
The cholera was decreasing. and the
health Of The allied army was satisfactory
The Russians made sorlie on the nigh, o
the 7lh. on The works in front Of The Nam
elon. They effected nothing. r
Advices from Kars siale ,ha, The demon.
siralion against that place had been repulsed
Osher accounts, on The contrary, say lha
the Russians had laken the field, aud thai
The Turks have evacua,ed Kars, and fallen
back on Enzernon. Schamyi, the Circassiau
chief, is again reported dead.
The allied fleet continued cruising and
destroying exposed property on The coasl oI
the Balaic.
WHITE SsA.--The porl Of exchanges hu,
been placed In agood state OF defense. a
new battery of 80 guns having been ereclcd
The foreign ships in Pon had succeeded in
clearing their curgoes before The blockade
Among the ships were several Americans
which after landing their cargoes, proceeded
eastward. The blockade is now strictly en-.
forced.
ADDITIONAL ITEMS There are rumns in
the papers OF dangerous insuneclion in
the Russian Siberian regiment, aud also n
change in the Russian Cabinet. The British
ship Antelope had bombarded and destroyed
Elslown Calabar. The Spanish insurrec.
tion is suppressed Queen Vicloria's visit
70 Paris is fixed for August 7.h.
A new AuMrian Circular is spoken Of, in
tended as Coun. Buo's reply 10 Napoleon s
inuendo. and defending The conduct Of Aus.
tria toward The Western powers.