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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

4 UsRALiA PIONEER LINE CARRYING THE o. a
"A nai.-The fast sailing ship CYNfbIA, for Melbourne
having half her cargo positively engaged prepared he
freight moderate rma II applied Zoe early Aoply 10
X. w CAMERON No u how my t;r.sn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

E'0R SAN FRANCISCO DIRECr-THE Al NEW YORK
A. buih clipper ship ANTELOPE. Lewis Msosrs. command
err Is now leading at pier q tast RIVER shippers by his
sel car rely immediate despatch well having thei
goods landed In -an Francisco early day in
usual good order which sp celebrated FOR eigh
or passage apply To HARBECk 4 CO.. 60 IS an street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

MlDAyE ALVIN. PROM PArIs rRsDgpa UgR
NI serstes 10 he siss And geussseu Ia Areuoavyg
Get b. cousplsd aAon Owe bUlise AL s0
he Of a AAs xentlefnkn Asy vii nasrry aA-, h.
fafn. a her ysd~rs. H.aigcucs ~ Anal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

yJ0CRrSG BIRDS FOR sALE.-FivE SPLENDID
M mo- king bcds These bfs from q cre- years
Old aud exreled by IN be city They will
he sold ou the swner u about remove 10 the country
tpple VI go Fourth street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

DPopFETy ~ Sgw YORK To EXCHANGE FOR
L property N New Jersey Wsstcbesier countyA ar~
Tiers houss exchange for farm Of aboa, ~
on ne Inc I railroad Apply % T. BRoWS u Nss
ssu street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

Tor skLE-THE VALUABLE PROPERTY, coRyEB
seventh and Thirty fourth street D. nov
1eeuplsd family grocery with modern y Il
sold ,ow. Also, valuable Tor Gale pplg on Ia,
YremsaG SAMUEL SPARKS IR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

A h1OSIsUiHG ~ AII-Nf@E BRUCE rIfg wYSTy
~ roBs veliei lady has mrfs.i ~ ,~ efy svenh
daughter and a. naural Kn All AL nose ~ho wish
suli her call A. SO bfoGu Foo oenls hgars
A. ". 10 or. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

ITousE FOR SALE or 70 LET.-A NEW FIRST
frs,Ass . feet froa, four sorry house Tbirty second
sir.at near FIJI Poses viii be oven nneias
IN part ar the whole Of The inrRnre will ne sod with Inc
joase Il desired. Apply W HENRY SWIFT co, NO. fiD
lrnnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

V'o LfI-oN MIN STREET BsrwYvs THIRD AsI
j Fogrfh Ave0uss, to ytu ha'xls-i k0asss
eish fons e.sh afss rari sni gstlea 40 per
lusn.e oG lhr sreniass tuufih syshun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

A TSTRALIA PIONEER LINE--CARKYTSG TIE q. a.
n mnibL-fhe very fast sailing China packet ONEIDA
Capt Greasy loading pier II river ydneg a.
rect has room for small quantity Of freight applied Tor
early. For freight only, apply X. W. CAMERON
10 q IN lre.n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

Try gnylr hrwspY vns rnIvkry Drsy ssrs Oh.
j BENfttNrst DRIP, ~ e~ly Ssxbssy u.sf IN ,esg,
fes 4f@s ~ "a sa t.a..sas 800 - ~,
az az n De sYs,sn - tyesA sss ~ =. a. Is
ory - h~f % " y..ftY AZ - 1880 s~..l
NJ. f1s ar fries ns 1sis,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13
nANeTN0 ACApKEflEn.

MADAM AUGUSTUS DANCING SCHOOL SOW oPEs
NI In New Yofk, Wednesdays and Saturdays nj u,
Chinese Building for dancing every Day II
Brooklyn AT he Abepsam, ~ AJsnuc and riai0s
streets, on Mondays and FRIDAY Pr parcuArs app
az Broadway, Sew YORK, or 3i7 Henry y. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

A WoNDER-THF Gypsy 0fRL~-TUfs RENOWNED
II and Only true palmis, 10 e,ssur ~ vim
q an efrns 81 lie, 81 sa uFan ou,
fer 80 cents ". BShs impaT a secret ~ Witch an,
Indy or gentleman obtain affections The spqo.ss s~s
charge ezra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

TO LET-rouR PLEASANT ROOMS on upPFa FLOOR
q house S Wes. 2sih street, Egaih sune
yearly rem Of $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-13

LYRE PROOF AND sALAMaHDER SAFES At Pal.
sale Just received consignment ten large nrs
proof spd powt proof jewellers rates ~ sers y
pr.ees, at J. L. vANDrWArERs auction and commits. On
CHARGE o purchafs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

From Our Own Correspondent
LONDON, Friday, Jan. II, 1855.
Diplomacy is again in the field, aud rumors of
peace and negotiations are once more a1oat.
The treaty of Dec. 2 with it's secret article
guarants eing the Italian possessions of Austria by
Napoleon, could not be completed a! once by the
same Interpretation of the four points, since the
Parliament which met between the 18th and 22d
might have expressed dissatisfaction with the
miserable conditions of peace concsdius to the
Car all he required. The understanding, there
fore, was signed only on the 18th. Sill the Car
cannot accept any terms Of peace, however favora-
bic they may be, without having won at least one
victory. Accordingly, he got respite OF fourteen
or, according to the Vienna papers, OF eighteen
days more-and in the mean time Omer Pasha
was sent to Eupatoris with about Al, Ooo men, ths'
Prince Menchikoff or Gen. Os.en- Sacken might
have chance of victory. Should the Turks De
defeated, then you may be sure that peace wui
be concluded; but If Omer Pasha is eithsr wise
enough to keep strictly on the defensive OF SUM-
Cenily lucky to defeat the Russians, then the war
will be carried on without further diplomatic In
reference and will ougrow the contfol oil the
politicians in Downing-st. and at vienna. Inc
future Of Europe lie no with the army OF omef,
and bic Turks are now fighting for tae freedom oil
Europe. Let his army be defeated, and the Car
has ,riumpbed over Europe in spite of Alma and
Balaklava and Inksrmanu, and the connivanee
and completely Of England and France puts the
future Of Turkey into his bands-whiIe Oner
Pashas victory would st the same time humble
the Gar, and defeat the cunning OF the Palmer
stons and Napoleons. The bsttle to be fought
nee one of the mos. decisive struggles the
world ever witnessed.
lac interchange of cOurteses between the En-
Perors Of France and OF Austria is very chsrsc-
eris'c' peksns or Thaekersy could rot have
invented anything more telling. Fran.is Joseph
presents the eross Of st. Stephen, (,Ae first con-
stifs'io"ai king Of Ha"gary,) to Napoleon, and
Nspelso on sends the xoss Of the Legion Of Honor
to Francis Joseph. Indeed, this !. ssipdliug,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
THE POSITION OF PRUSSIA AND OF TIE
GERMAN STATES.

The position of Prussia ID still equiyocal.
A drpstch from Berlin, Sunday, 7th quotes the
Zen ministerial paper. which says that Austria can.
70, be in conc ition to in pose terms of pea)a with
out the concurrence of Prussia. The latter power
has revtr positively refused nor assenied TO aceeds
to the treaty of Dec. ..
The folioe ing Dispatch although il has been super
soded by later intelligence. Is deserving OF notices
BERLIN, Jan 5.-Tbe Car has refused 20 en;es.
tain sby terms e accommodation except on the con-
diiion that Prussia be admitted TO thu Conference 1t
wilma. This was 80 papable an offer 10 take Prus
sa under bis protection, that lis rejection was imms-
oigte and liz said that Nj. Manteuile wrote 70
ST. Petersburg thst Prussia was quite able TO yi1dl-
cate her position European Power
Since tben It is reported that Prussia ha', Of Der
own accord sought admission to the Conference.
On The 9Th met, Prussia answered the demanded
Austria for tho mobilization of the Prasrian army ~
n refusal to DO at present. Bavaria, SaSony and
Wirtemburg will also refuse The States OF the third
order are more fsvorably disposed.
The following is Of doubtful autheDticity.
"VIESsA Jan. 7 - 70 support and justify i,s nss-
iralify the Prussan Cabinet has obtained fro tbs
Czaf an engagement, having the force OF treaty, 70
the effect toat he oil not attsck Austria %
The Frepldea Bat states that Prussia has actually
given her adhesion 10 the treaty Of Dec, Q. doubt
full
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE OF sEvAsropoL.


The following is the latest official document pub
lished by the B,itith Government:
"BEToRE SEyAsToPoL Dec. ~ lssi
ITO II, Gyaee the Duke # Mercantile.
any LORD DUKE; Nothing has occurred since
had The honor 10 address your grace on the Ism INST.
THE weather which was then fine, changed on toe
following afternoon and from that II ne . me evening
of the 10Th il hardly ceased either 10 rain, hail. OF
snow The right Of the lGtn was particularly eeYefs'
but it cleared up yesterday. and to-day u IL a3@n
dry. ..., -. -.
rendered the communications mere difficult, and n$
terisy retarded tbe mDvems mt OF supplies and sores
''Tbe s9th and nth Regiments have arrived from
Gibraltar, srd will take their places in the 81 and an
divisions, this day.
"A considerable portion Of the warm clothing BIS
been ed and u in coure Of ssue; sD1 me men
are mast grateful 10 her Msestys Government sof
bayiog provided them what eonduces 60 essentslyw
their comfort.
~ have The honor to transmit returns Of the eus.
aliits between the 10th and 18th.
(signsd) hA"LAN
No.Ul "BEYoRE SEvAsroPoL, Dec. %, 1884.
my LORD DUKE: A great deal OF rain nAs ttsn
In the lost "a bours, And the weather mas "gaih W
come very iDclement.
"Tbe only occurrence In the siege operations nS
been . sortie made by the enemy on both our fiznt
and left attack during the night Of the %0tb-the oos
being conducted silently, the other with sfums oep
inc and shouting; toe frt being PROBABLY the real
object Of the advance, as nearer 10 the IDkermaaa
Hight.
Ospg 10 the extreme darkness Of the night the
enemy were enabled 10 come very near the riga, a.
tack without being perceived, and, hayiOg made
sscceD Tush upon the most forward parallel, hey
compelled the men occupying Il 10 Withdraw, NAN
T.ssforced by party under Major Wexford, OF ths
9Th Re yinent when IL VISA regsinec pOsssssioo Of,
and The RussisOs re,ired-not hoseyer, without ce'
oa,ionDg some lsss Ia killed, wounded and missing
Lieut.. Byron, Of the 34lh Regiment, being snoss
the latter.
On the left attack the enemy were met with zre1
gsilanfry by Lieut. Gordon, Of the 3sts Regiasst
Who VIXEN supported by the covering party Of No
Trenches, under Leu, Col. Ws1dy, of ths 5otb, ne
oefded in at once driving them back. But hers, te5
regret to say, the oss still more severe hym
Noii.r, of the Goth, fell nortslly wounded and sm
Concerned To add, Is inee dead; and Capt Franpses
ard Lieut.. Cla,ke, both Of the 10th Regiment ~
missing. Sir Richard England speaks IN high - :;
Of the .llsBtry and vigilance Of these troops, Ane
the oistipg uisbsd conduct Of Lieut. Col Wacdy L.
incose the return Of casusties 70 the 2o'n, "e''
siye. ~.
Two regiments Of French cavalry under "a
d'Alonville m1s a reconnaissance on tn9
TOWARD the ground recently occupied by tDe sns1s
IL front Of Balaslsvs, While the i2d reg,mccuL 80
tsel ms OF Of the Rife Brigade, under Cob Csa~I7
and q battalion Of Zouaves, made co're's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
THE WAR.

THE RUSSIANS AGAIN IN THE PRINCE
PALITIES.
The .elegraphic correspondent o! The London DAILY
Ne~s sends to his Journal the lowing most import
ant Dispatch
BRAILow Tuesday. JAN g, 1855.
The Russians have crossed the Danube, invaded
the DobroJis, and taken both rultscha and Bsba.
dash. Sadyk Pashs defended rultscha as long as
possible
This lie the first effect of the withdrawal OF Omer
Pasha's army from the frontier to the Crimea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
SARDINIA JOINS THE WESTERN ALLIANCE.

The London Times announces that the Sandman
Government has signed the protocol OF April last
and thereby Joined the alliance OF the Western
Powers.
This inportan. step is taken in virtue OF the 5ih
article Of the Convention between England and
Frsrce, which was signed at London on the 10Th Of
April, 1884, and runs as follows:
Their Msje-ties the Queen OF the United Ming
dom of Great Britain and Ireland and the Emperor
of the Fr, ncb will readily admit into Their alliances
in order TO cooperate for the proposed object such Of
the other pswels Of Europe msy be DESTROYS OF be-
comir parties TO H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26
THE CONFERENCE AT vIENNA-rdE CAR
ACCEPTS THE GUARANTEES

The following are the dispatches on which the news
respecting the chances Of of peace are fouldsd:
"YIrsyA, NoHSGs-A conference was held yes
.sresv. Pripoe GorShakof announced thr, having
cor,u,ed the Emperor his master, he was authorized
10 accept the Interpretation Of the four guarantees ~
laid on the record OF the ,ners nee OF Dec. T.
He Was empowered and prepared e. once to neeo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

Powers, ard be RalfsoDeu oy ineu III conthvh'
Perhaps alec the destruction OF Sevastopo might be
5emaI ded the demolition Of its forts aud arsen.s,
the prohbtion for OF ts being rebuilt, a. also
the prohibition of the creation OF any mlttsry port
likely TO threaten the independence OF Turkey This
con mentsry IL said to have been energeticaiy op-
poted by Pri ce GOrchskof, who is said 10 have de-
Glazed that he bad rot powers TO accept such corci
tous He is said 10 have added, that he would trans
NIT Immediately the protocol or memorandum 20 the
mand orders from his Sovereign.
On the following day Prince Gorcsakof saw NJ.
de Buol again and showed himself more disposed 10
accept az regards the third condition draught
which did not essentially differ from the proposed
10 him the evening before, on the possible conse.
quences Of facts Of war sud which NJ. de Blo msio-
tail ed saying that it was necessary 70 reply by
pure and simple accepta'ion or refusal. Prince
Gorifchakof demanded the Necessary delay TO re-
ceive a reply; that delay was granted 10 him, aud
would expire on the l4th OF January.
But on the evening OF the 9Th OF January Prince
Gorchskoff received from the Emperor Nicholas
the order to accept without the protocol Of
the 2sh ss & basis for negotiations for peace.
On the morning Of the 7sh. II. de Buol was made
aceusinted with this resolution OF the Imperial Court
Of 81 Petersburg il was Immediately commu oe s,sd
10 the Representatives OF France aud Great Britain.
who met in the evening. The Russian Minister was
presert al this meeting O'her conferences hsve
been h ID rce the 7th OF January and if we are 10
trust the recent Geographic dispatches from Vienna
the Turkish EGbsssscor hiss been invited to attend
them.
We confne ourselves 10 day, 70 this simple state
meut OF facts, which confirm thu hopes Fe express al
field is wide for lectures but 10 the critical
Non ept at which the negotiations seen % have ar
rived tie west plan is doubtless 10 await the course
Of events.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

The treaty Of the 18th Of Juy 1891 which sso called the
Of th- DudALfls the regulation OF
the se,s Black Sea- BY stpulOo. Of that treaty
the B.et Sea rterd srs3 vessels OF
Of a. rsfors IL r.us that nsves Of Turkey Rass.
alone ra.ixate tlose wheat kswev.r ale
tie RIAAa feei TO eE.e. the Aseissraneas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

There has not appeared, as yet. any authentic Sc
count OF the ideniic Interpretation OF four ga.-an-
tees. These guarantees were laid down il the ifea-
teal notes Of tie eth Of August. L. vas then declared
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IPnblic 10. 1Sl Il

AN ACT to amend the Act approved twenty
sixth August, eighteen hundred and ffty-two.
entitled San Act to Reduce and Define tho
boundaries of the Military Reserve at Saint
Peters River, in the Territory of Minneso-
ta,' and for other purposes
Be it enacted By the Serate and House of Re-
presentatives of the United States of America
In Congress assembled, That the act approved
twenty-slxth August, eighteen hundred and fif-
ty-two. - to reduce and define the boundaries of
the military reserve at Saint Pater's River. in
the Territory of Minnesota shall be- and the
same IS hereby, amended, so that the lands a;i-
thorlsed to be sold at public sale bv that act
regulating the sale and disposition of the pub
lie lands: Provided, however, That where anv
OF said lands are claimed by pre-emption. under
settlement and cultivation made prior to the
passage of this act, proof and payment shall
be made within three months after its passage ;
and where any of said lands come within the
provisions of the act of tventv-third Nav
eighteen hundred and fortv-four. for the relief
of the citizens Of towns upon the lands of the
United States. under certain circumstances
shch proof and payments shall also be made
Within three months after the passage of this
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Tered: Provided. further, that where two or
more persons are settled upon the same legal
Subdivision, they shall be permitted to enter it
Jointiy-the right of each to be in proportion
TO the extent of his improvements.
SEC. Z. And be it further enacted, That the
Reverend r. g. Gear shall be, and he is here
by, authorised to enter lots numbers one and
two and the west half of the northwest quarter
of section four, in township twenty EIGHT north.
of range twenty-four west, of the fourth prin-
cipal meridian, in the Minneapolis district, at
one dollar and Twenty-Five cents per acre
+ Approved March ,, 1855