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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-04
Late Foreign News.

The steamship Africa arrived at Halifax, on
Wednesday, bringing news from Europe one
weel, later. An Official document has appeared
in the Paris Moniteur which has caused niu ch
excitement, and seems TO be an apology for soon
raising thr siege Of. Srbasopn 1t SAYS that
GaIlipoIi was occupied TO prevent the march Of
the Russians to CunstaniHopl- but The Russian
retreat 10 SiIisria rendering il unnecessary, the
siege ofSebastopol was undertaken 30 as not
to remain idle. From the Crimea there is no
news ofconsequence. The Vrnna Conference
had met again but without any result. At
St5astopoI the military operations progress rap
idIv The Russians have converted the anibus-
cades into an advance parallrl, and the French
are advancing TO the Malakolf tower by ser
pentine sap.
Omar Pacha and his Turks have enlarged
their circle nf ortifica;ions to shelter 5000 men,
and have occupird two villages league and
half from Eupatoria. Russian agents at Vienna
report sangulnary engagement on the Goth OF
March, and il is also said. that the women, chill
drrn, and sick are bring sent out Of Sebastopol
into the interior of the Crimpa
Brpadstufs had slightly declined, and the
market was dull.
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April 6, 1855.
NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 the, estate of Jacob
Blttlp, late of South Woodberry Township;
Bedford county, deceased, are requested 10 make
immediate Paymentsa and those having claims a.
gainst said estate will present them properly
authenticated for settlement
JACOB S. BRUMBAUGH,
March %, 1885. administrator.
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w a g REEs Id:

On the 18th ult., at the Lutheran parsonage,
by the Rev. F. Benedict, Mr.. JACOB DlBERT
aud Miss ELIZABETH RICHEY.
On the lst by the Rev. F. Benedict, Mr..
JOHN II. Drummer and Miss SUSAN
CCRLE.
At Pleasantvilp on Thursday The Goth ult.,
by J. Fl. Wright, Esq. Mr.. ABNOR GRIFFITH
to Miss REBECCA LINGENFELTER, both
Of ST. Clair Township.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Letters of Admi-
ni>tration have been granted to the subscriber
on the estate of James MI. Gibson, late of the
Borough of Bedford, deceased, All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims will
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment.
SAMUEL III. TATE,
March 80. 1852 Adfn'f:
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Terrible Shipmreck- 500 Lines Lost.

BosToN, April 15.-LetteTs from Sydney
state that vessel, name unknown, has been
wrecked in hampton Shoals, and five hundred
Chinese and portion of the crew lost. Her
captain and eight men were only saved. These
made for Cape Dennis in boat, bot on landing
We're attacked by the natives, and five Of them
killed, leaving but three survivors out Of 500
souls
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JOB MANN. G. n. SPANG:
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have associated themselves in the
Practice of The Law, and will attend promptly TO all
business entrusted 10 their in Bedford and adj
joining counties
10 Office .Tulianna Street, three doors south of
''engel House, opposite the residence of Maj. Tate.
JOB MANN.
June 2. 1851. e. H. SPANG.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
A VAL UABIE FARM.

The undersigned will expose to sale on Tues
day, the 18th day of MAY next, Oh the prpmi-
ses, the very desirable FARM on which Chris
tan S,oufrr lately resided, situate in Napier
Tow wnship, about four miles west Of Bedford adj
joining the Turnpike and lands of A. J. Snive-
~, Esp, and George Stnckey, containing two
hundred and fifty two acres, more or less, a.
bout 100 acres CLEARED and under fence. Land
patented.
This property is remarkably well tinbered,
and well supplied with water, and every way
adapted to agricultural purposes
In order to suit purchasers, the PROPERTY will
be divided and sold in parts or altogether, as
may be most desirable.
0Terms accommodating, and will be made
known on day ol sale. Due attendance will
be given by
DAVID PATTERSON,
JOHN P. REED,
JOHN MOWER,
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FOR RENT.

And possession given on the lst of June,
TAN YARD in the Borough of Bedford, with
all the fixtures complete, and Dwelling ada
cent thereto. Apply to either of the under
signed.
VIM. Hartley,
Job Mann,
John III. Rush,
March 80, 1855. For the Heirs.
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All persons indebted TO the estate cf Solomon
Rice, late of Southampton Township; Bedford
county, deceased, are requested TO make imme-
date payment, and those having claims against
said estate will present them properly authenti-
Gated for settlement.
p DONAHOE.
April 6, 1855. Admir-.
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BACON AND FISH.
May 4, 1s55.*

Just received and for sale, a lot OF Hams, Should
ers and Side>-also, fresh supply of Mackanaw
trout. RUPP 4 OSTER.
May 4, 1855.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of John
Blair, Sr, late of Cumberland Valley Township,
Bedford County, deceased, are requested to make
immediate payment-and those having claims
against said estate will present them properly
for settlement.
JOHN BLAIR,
administrator.
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March 80, 1855.
NOTICE I

The subscriber is anxious 10 close bis old
Books up to April l, 1855, and hopes all in
terested will give immediate attention to this
notice. In cases where it is not convenient to
make immediate payment, notes will be taken
on reasonable time.
GEO. BLYMIRE
Aprn Is. 1883. -.
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May 4, 1852
Private Sale.

One four-horse Broad wheel wagon and wa
gon bed, three two-horse plow double trees and
single trees, one large work horse good plow
leader, cheap; one two-horse market wagon with
springs and covered bed, one Hydrollc Ram 10
force water from creeks and springs on hills, one
four-horse power and threshing machine and
shaker, one Iron seed-rolpr, and seed-drlll, all
will be sold low by
CHARLES COLFELT.
May 1S55
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

An application will be made TO the Cover.
nor Of this Commonwealth for the Pardon of
l4iLLI.7.H MOORE, who was convicted oil
Larceny at November Sessions. 1851.
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TERRIBLE .ANNnliLATIoN OF a REGIMENT
The dashsng 93d Highlandrrs, the pride of the
English army. left Constaninoplp 800 strong.
and after their arrival in the Crimea received
an addition Of 100 men. The regiment recent
y returned to Constantinoplr reduced 10 four
Teen men aRdfDe ofcers, though still btaring
with them their torn and blood-stalned ban
ntr.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-04

CouGuING IN CHuReH.-The Greensburg ntei-
gencer OF May 26 1853. pays the following comp-
ment to Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Coagh Syrup, new
remedy THAT is greatly in vogue for the of
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, aud inciplent Pulmonary
diseases;
F,oaa he GyeemaJurg IateHigraeey Neg 26, 1853.
TnE WEATHER, for week past, has been quite
cool, and 10 "a, very unpleasant. Besides being
cool, and unpleasant in thai way, il is exceedingly
ehangeable. On Wednesday, The 18th, the tler-
lnoueter Stood between 50 and 90 IN The shade most
Dt The day. The next day, ovrfcuafs and fires
necessary to comfort aud on FRIDAY morning, there
was quite hard frost IN this vicinity, though moth
ing was seriously injured thereby. Asa consequence
OF these sudden changes, many people afflicted
with bad colds and coughs. We observed a lady in
church the other evening, much annoyed with d
hard cough, that really fell alarmed for her safe
ty; much So, thai 1t With effort that
gould refrain from sstalking' ont meeting and
recommending her forthwith 10 procure bottle of
keyser's pectoral Syrup, 10 give her immediate re-
let. For sale by Rupp x 0ster of this place, and
COIvIH u Robeson Schell> burg.
C7~As SPRING and SUMMER MEDICINE.
Cartef's Spanish Mixture stands pre-emInent above
all others. Its Siuguary etEcacious action the
blood its trengthenng and vviying qualities lis
tonic action the Liver its tendency drive all
huuors 10 the surface thereby cleansing The system
according TO Natures OWN prescription its harmless,
and al the time extraordinary good effects, and
the number of testified by many Uf the
most respectable citizens of Richmond Va, ami
elsewhere, must be conclusive evidence that there
10 humbug about IT.
The trial of single bottle will satisfy the most
skeptical OF its benefits.
'See advertisement in another column
WEAK, nervous, depressed in spirits, and prey 10
innunprabe mental as we'll as physical evils, the
victim 10 dyspepsia is indeed an object OF commser-
alton. Ye: il is absurd for him TO despair. We
not how low, weak, nervous and irritable he may be,
the cordial properties of Hoolands German Bitters,
prepared by DR.. C.. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia,
stronger than the many headed monster which is
preying upon his body and his mind and he chooses
TO Try them, we will insure speedy cure. See adj
veTii,ement.
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MERCEESBURG

Stone and Earthenacare to be had at
WIN. s J. c. KISER'S,
Bedford, Pa.
MAY 4, 1852
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NOTICE.

April 81, 1855.
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The siege OF sebastopoi.
III. Rntth on the 22dand go Of .liarch.

IN, from Camp before sebostopol, .Hareh
%, in the London Times.
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Qz-A Quakrress, being iralous of her hus-
band, took occasion to watch his movements
rather closely, and one morning actually discov-
cred the truant hnggine and kissing the pretty
servant girl whilst SEATED on the sola by her side
Broad brrn was not long in discovering the face
OF his wife, as shr peered through the half open
door, and rising with all the coolnpss Of gem
eral, thus addressed her: sBetspy, my wife.
thou hadst better quit thy perping, or thrp will
cause disturbance in the family" The effect
was electrical.
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Henry .. Mfng.

H1EAHEy Sc EhHEHSs
(of tie LITE Firmof King s. .NoorAead,)
GcmlnIssiolt ttIfrfbant,
DEALER IN PIG METAL, BLOOMS,
Western Produce, &c. &c. &c.
No. 76, Water Street, below Market;
Pittsburg, Pa.
The undersigned will continue the Cominis-
sion Business at the above place; and having
provided himself with suitable convrniencas for
the storage cf Pig Metal, Blooms, Produce; SC
is bow prepared TO receive coisignmen,s.
BY long experience in the business, and by
constant attention, he hopes to merit generous
share trade, which be respectfully solicits.
HENRY s. KING.
April 81, 1858.
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!, Heavy HAUL OF FIsu.-Probably the lar
ges! number Of large fish ever made by single
haul ofthe seine was made in the Patuxent river
on Sunday week. II seems almost incredible,
hut such is the fact, that twentv-six hundred
large rock fish were drawn to the shore: the
aggregate weight Of which was TWENTY-FIVE
thousand pounds, or twelve and half tons.
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sNrLlcITy OF DsEss. Prentice, the editor
OF the Louisville Journal, speaks thus to his
readers:
/" Those who think that, in order 10 dress well
y is necessary to dfess txtravaganily and gua-
Oily, make great mistake. Nothing 80 well
becomes true feminine beauty as simplicity.
We have seen many a remarkable Gne person
robbed OF IFS fine effect hy being over dressed.
Nothing is more unbecoming than overloaded
beaniy. The simplicity of the classic taste is
seen U old statues and pictures painted by men
OF very superior artistic genius. In Athens,
the ladies were not guadily, but simply arrayed,
and we doubt whether any ladies ever excited
more admiration So aIsothe noble old Roman
matrons, whose superb forms were gazed on de-
lighiedly by men worthy Of them, were always
very plainly dressed. Fashion often presents
The lines OF the butterfly, but fashion is mol
classic goddess
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-04

ARREST OF MURpRRER FOURTEEN YEARS
AFTER THE CEIME.--An atrocions murder was
committed in the neighborhood Of West Point,
fourteen years ago, bv one John J. Jones, upon
the person of H. McCardle. The difficulty
originated between them in consequence of a dis
Pute about claim the land in that vicinity at
the time being unentered 1t appears that
McCardle was gathering corn, in company with
fiis son, upon the land in dispute, when Jones
made b. appearance near them, gun in hand,
and without giving them scarcely any notice,
shot the father. Immediately after this bloody
transaction, great efforts were made to arrest
Jones, but he eluded all pursuit until now. A
few .days ago, information was conveyed to
Iowa, that the murderer was living in the town
OF Lockland, Ohio. CfhcerS, provided with a
rrqalstlon, started after hlm, and in less than ten
days from the time they left, arrived at Fort
Madison, Iowa, with.the prisoner in charge.
Great credit is due these gentlemen for the vigi-
lance and ingenuity displayed by them in ma
king this arrest. An indictment has been found
against the prisoner, and h. was committed Tor
tral.-N. Louis Inteliigencer.
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qZWe see it stated in several ofour city ex-
changes, that the President has resolved 10 take
very decided measures for the prevention of fur
ther ontragrs upon our vessels on the part ofthe
insolpnt Spanish officials in Cuba. This is right
Or flag has already born too many insults almost
within cannon-shot of our own shores.
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April IS, 1888.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-10

il es;s,, Al The S,nih, bui the HIM. Mr.. Krul
may be safely challenged 10 a,idace any single
instance IL which this msner has been even
named faf discussion an The aoor Of any Do.
cesar Convention Of this church, not to say 81
i,s General Convention.
I, was remarked of Mr.. Calhoun IN his last
speech. lha, the strongest hands wtich united
,his Governmen, were the different religious as
soti.iions. whose members are scattered through.
on, The lengh aud breadth Of The land. We
have, however, lived 10 sre that in more than one
III these Commanders. these lies between b,e.
thren have been sunilerrd by The agitation oi
,hls very question Of slavery. Ye. we despair
mol Of The Republic. 81 long IS The wisdom. and
mod ra;inn, and conservative spiri, Tor which
This chusrh and the pre,bye,isn have thu. far
been distinguished in ,h'n public ronac,ls. shall
continue u ac,na,e The hosnms d christian pa
,rlois. Respectfully yours, &c
]. BUXTON.
TO the Editor Of the Spectator
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-10
HiLLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
"wednesday, October 10, 1855.
Orange County Agricultural society.

Orange County Agricultural Society.
At meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
Agricultural Society for Orange County, the following
Committees were appointed:
or Crops. = Col Cad. Jones. Chairman; Cstle,t
G. Tinnn, John U. Kirkland, Dr.. Richard Blacknall.
and Thomas D. Oldham.
Stock, Horses Jlcks, and Mues.-Dr. Z. Strudwick,
CHAIRMAN; John Lockhart, Dr. Pride Jones, James 8.
Leathers, and c. NJ. Laiimcr.
Cattle Stcine and 81 sp.-Hsrrison Parker. Chair
man; George c. Ray, Edward Mallett George Mebane.
and John n. Clark.
agricultural Implements b. feathers, Chair
man; James p. Clark Rev. A. Curre, William J. Bng-
ham. and Lemuel wilkerson.
Sldi!ery. Tanning and Shoe moking.-William II
Brown, Chairman John =. Lyon and Alex. Dickson
rshieits and Cabinet Work-Rev. Thomas Lynch
Chairman; John wilkerson, Alex. Anderson. Robert
F. Webb and Nelson p. Hall.
Household Rev. A. Currc, Chairman, Thomas D.
Oldham. Thomas Wilson, William w. Guess, Mrs
Alexander Dickson. Mrs. James n. Clark, Mrs. Nat
Balm and Mrs. Nancy Tuuentine.
Ffui and Fruit 7rees-Rcy. John A. McMannen
Chairman; Bryant Sirayhorn, William Duskin ant
James n. Craig.
Miscellaneous. Z. Kirklsnd, Esq, Chairman
silas NJ. Link, Daniel Phillips, Thomas H. Hushe
and Adam Douglas.
Erperimenis and Essay..-lIon. William A. Ora
ham. Chairman Rev. Elisha Mitchell Thomas D. Hill
and William J. Bingham.
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NOVEL observation-disclosures AID.
VICE

Alta recent session 81 tie Circuit Court al
Madison, lille, ~ East Tennessee. Judge, law.
yers, and spectators were somewhat startled
by a Mr. D,ckey. Who asked per,nission TO
prnpound sone interrVganries 10 the Court
10 relation o.the bearing u the law upon
secret s.eIeties 0i men consplrIng together
Tor political purposes. with an intention to
control the State, Congressional aud uunei-
pal elections, Nc. DIckcy wanted 70 know
Il il was not the duty 81 tie grand jury 10
present the officers aud members Of the secret
societies. Mr Diekey wanted to knnw Il il
vas legal for Judge o. magistrate 10 admins
ter an oath ior any purpose other than as
evidence before sumo court Mr. Dlckey
wanted to know il one citizen could ADM.
mister 10 another "a solemn oath" with an
" uplilied hand j" aud finally, Mr.. hickey
wanted 70 know IL the violation OF an extra.
Judicial oath was perjury. Judge Alexander
very CURLY answered Mr.. hickey, by re-.
specially suggesting that, as grand juror.
he would be Inure prOftably employed IN dis.
charging the ordinary and legitimate duties
appeftaining 20 bis position. The grand ju-
rors are The conserystors 81 the public peace
the guardians ~ the public inorals--and
the duties growing out Of these consblera.
tons will give them abundant employment.
without their running of after douhilal "
imaginary offences Judge Alexander iurth.
er minated that il would be Cause for deep
regret, IL grand jurors :" courts should solar
forget their obligations and their duties ss
To Be Influenced IN their official action BY par
tizan or political considerations. II is 20
be hoped that all good. all patriotic men
will sel their faces firmly, determinately, q.
gsinst precedent fraught with so much I'm.
mixed evil. II is matter ~ public history
and certainty that there are now and ever
have been 10 this country political societies
and associations, but We have no evidence 70
bsl.sse that they " any VI them are obnoaVu'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-10

FAcTs To sg NUrsp. FROM The time, says
the Mobile Advertiser. that Willard FILLMORE
became President of the United mates 90
the Day that his administration closed. he
never appointed a single Abolitionist, Free
sUiler, or secrssioDist 10 office. The eun.e-
quenee vas, agitation ceased. aud al the enil
" the year 1852 We heard no talk Of ,li.un.
ion Or interference with lie right. 81 rSmth.
ern States. Franklin Pierre came lntc Of.
fee on tir 9Th of March, 1855, aud celnmcnr.
Ell dealing Out bis patronage TO abnliliUn,sts,
Freespilrrs anil seces.iunisis. aud the csun.
Try Immediately bceamc agi,ated from centre
10 circumference.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE

:
The Amrr,ran mall.-,ramer Pacific arrived
Il New Y",k yesterday with London and Liver,
pool dates To The 22,l ulIimn.
Non-w mo,emrni ol Inponanre had taken
ri ,ce ~ HE crm ea. he Allies we're brsin>
n,ne 10 occupy The iown 81 Seha.iap"l. and had
bawn M ihe greairr Iari "f Iis sonlhrrn f,rtifi-
r.i,ons lrf standing hy the Russians. The, oh.
tanned large number ii heavy guns and other
material uf war that WIRE abandoned by he Rms.
.isns. The streets we're filed with RUNS anil
b,Hicadrd 10 every dirrcnnn.
Further ,lrspacIies had ben received ~ Lon.
don from Gen. Simpson describing the assault
and capture "f Mslaknf. lle state. that Al IL
o'clock noon Of the slh ultima lle French 20.
lanns entered and carried The MalakoiT with The
most Impriuous salor. Al the same usne lie
B,i in sioImrd The Redan. but they could M,
hold -. and retired alter bloody rnmbai. A
second ssssnli could moi he org.n,rss until The al.
lowing m..ning, ~hen The Re,isn was found 10
he .ysrnzied. The I"-- of lie va, fearful, par
ienla,ly amongst the Officers.
Nothing decisive !. kni~n in regard 10 the
next move ~ the Aires. The rrTeAt ~ lie
Rnssians 10 Pemkop !. conrad,cied. d vas
mi expected. however. ibsi iley wunld he ahls
10 hold The north Il sshssipol. their supply
ol prnsis.,n. being dsh,irn.
The ''zn. tn runrsny with The two Gsand
Dukr.. has s'sni6ed hrs intention Of proceeding
10 The Guinea. In az address 10 hi. army he
.ass Thai h. confidently :. I've. upon llrir courage
10 rspl III future attacks, and 10 lrl,er 10 NE
Hug 81 Prussia he Gays 'ha, b, vlll aecrpl Of
no rnldri an. Of peace drrga,o,y To Rp.si,.
There - mnns islk zb.u, Au.,iaa neRmia.
lions. The Emperor 81 Austria has rongraiu-
lated q cen Victoria and L,uis Napoleon on
lheu late slsiory.
The Turks rIll hold K.rs. having repul.ed
The Rss.iaas an the 7,h of August 18th ron
siderable l"ss. the Russians reIuing Ia Eirr-
fopiB.
There Is 10 later new. from The Baltic.
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DETAILS OF THE FOREIGN NEWS.
rnE rALL Or srBAsIorpL.


The English journals generally regard The
success 81 III allies against seba.topol AZ
complete enough for all useful purposes.
Tue Paris DebAts contains the following
noie.. On the present occupation II the allied
arIny. from the pen of Col. y. Ange:
" IL has been asked IL scbastopol is tena.
BILE. ~ long a. the Russians remain masters
u all the forts on The north side. which line
the sea in Font ~ tie town. Undoubtedly ;
u may be held 10 spite of this. II is true
that the occupation ui the north BY the Rus.
sians prevents our entering the roa ds,esd and
the port. What need have We ~ them vhen
Ne already possess excellent harbnrs: Have
noi our fleetsalready passed the winter with.
nut mourning any danger in these waters:
II has also been asked Il the allies will have
TO undertake, nov or later. the siege of the
iorts on the north side There appears to
BE- no absolute necessity Tor 50 doing.
/" The forts on the north side can neither
prevent our occupation of Sebastopnl. nor can
they thwart our operations 10 the interiar II
the frmra, on account al their eccentric 81
tuatI0n. We should not be surprised at
their being blown up 80 soon a. the Russian
StHy ~ w ttftat nffth NfN HttNH-
burhoud 81 scbastDpol. FOR the prese NJ the
allied army holds is strong position until the
occupaiion u tie town shall have been proper.
" arranged. and its chief dcfenees thorough.
" repaired. Il doss not appear 10 have any
thing else 20 do Al present. The Russian ar
my. Tor iis part. occupies the excellent posi-.
ton of Mackenzie, strongly enirenched and
lined with redoubis like our own. The Rus.
sans will probably continue IN observation
beI"re us within tieir strong position until
The allied army gives siyns Of some moye-
mcnt."
Loss or TINE russians At swEABoRe.
A letter from 40 English merchant at Fl.
sinOre. who has received letters from Rus.
sian merchants at iIelsingfors, states that
the loss sustained BY the Russians in the late
bnmhardment IL swesborg u enormous. The
three.dsck aud two.deek ships which we're
mvSIed seros, haf passages were ~ ssysseiy