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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-02

THE CINCINNATI BiBY SH0w.-Barnum writes
to the New York papers that the telegraph did him
injustice in pronouncng his Baby Show in Cincin
natti failure, and says that eighty three children
were engaged to compete for the premiums, but
that, the day OF opening being stormy, there were
but fort y-four present. For that reason, he says.
the exhibition postponed until warmer
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LOOK T.--NEW & A r.
Cf&E RAGE HOUSE.-The subscriber hay-

N@1ing greatly enlarged and othssw,se p,stad a,-
y ,royed his store at No 81 Main street, hichnioho,
V hees leave 10 inform his friends and the pubhe az
l. -ge that his stock consists in Carrlagss baroa
h. Rockaways, top and no top Bugsies, Sadaes anh
IIe I ass of all kinds usually made for tins Liarket
& IiaI Bags Brides Martingales, Strrnps Bits end
nl various qualities and prices; Carnage, Sis,
anu Run driving; Trunks, Valices, Carpet bags La
dss .tcs ici fine fur and BLANKET Robes
sers and BaA one Of the best. Houses III the otate
sihg altogether nip themselves for horse BACK sna
co 20 article assA fol
praced IN our STOCK anime his stock and Prlcesi ~, ~
invited to call aud sA than others, fof ne '"Y
does not say he selis Il but eny asks of who
know what Others do icies, to look at his before
want any Of the above an res them ttet every in
ducement which can will b he 80 large and va
TO Sadlers lac would say thA Torn,; Patent and
ried assortment of Harness b, = sh.s. '>w prices
other Lsathers, which he win sch ~" ~ nr as z,
JNO. lem, " MI,
No. 81 Main st, 5 doors sso,. %. Charles
l--d&
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SIGNS or THE APPROACHING WINTER.-The In
dians regard thin husk on corn an indie caton of
a mild winter. This being true. the just APP
preaching will be of the gentle kind, as the husks
said to are be very thin
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TRoors MOvING.-The War Department have
advices of the marching of the second regiment OF
cavalry, under Col Sidney +. Johnson from Jeffer-
son Barracks, for Texas They proceed via Fort
Gibson. Washita and Belnap
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BOUNTY LANDs.-The number of applications
under the act of March 3, 1850 received at the Pen
sion office during the month of October, was 5 500;
whole number 222 500. Number of warrants is.
sued during October 1867; whole number 80 043.
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THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RMIROAD.-The
Court of Common Pleas, of st. Lous, Tuesday
morning, decided that neither the city or county
We're legally stockholders in TIE Ohio and Missis-
sippi railroad and dissolved the injunction in the
of the city and county of st. Louis Us. the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad
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| HEAVY RECIIPTs.-The receipts at the United
| States Agricultural Exhibition at Boston, last
week. amounted, it is said, to nearly fifty thousand
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A SIGNIFICANT FACT.--It is stated in the New
York Commercial that remittance of 10000 in
gold was received by the Africa, to be employed in
grain purchases i'll this country for shinment to
England This is significant fact
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IA IONS AT MRS. SONS, rs MAIN STREET,
ES on MONDAY. THE 18TH OCTOBER,
w. OPPOSITE THf ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-The
Lafl,s Of the city and country invited to call
md examine the very LATEST WINTER FASH
IONS last received from Paris aud London. of
lclre, SILK, Straw aud every style BoNNETS:
CAPS: French COLLARS; Capes; Sleeves: Bands
sai splendid assortment of RIBBONS aud FANCY
GOODS OF every description. at the new Millinery
tnG Fancy Store Of Mrs SON, opposite st. Charles
Hotel.
KB-CAPS and HEAD DRESSES made to order
ii the stiori, s; in,ice.
~ BONNETS cleaned equal to new.
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MRS. r.. I.YON-ON NER TILE
y = AlI Sr Rllik GDNGERN l.S

Ms,XA II FIT ODIST BUUk CDNCEKN, IS
F,SS MAIN STREfT-Wil ON Monday. 22nd
va O,tnber open her winter fashions; colls s,ting
ef,-lin Velvet, Straw and Leshorn Bonnets, for Ia
f,,sa children Also Cl0aks, MaEtels, Hair Braids,
Rihbc.. Flowers IIeuddresses, &c. Together wi h
,aar'r OF fancy goods.
D....es Cioaks. 81 made t. order. DC 22-eod2w
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l:TN>;. PISTOLs, Nc.-I

g. GUNS, PES TOL =, Nc.-I
<ssSS have Just received from the North,
+&,JI large and well selected assortment of
.Asal6AsSHkk Double and Single GUNS, COLTS
FIVE SHOOTERS, Aliens Reyolvers, Rides, single
and double Pistols, Ely and other Percussion Caps.
Wads, English and Amerean Powder, Canes, Fishing
Tackle, &c, &C. s. - ,
REPAIR GUNS, PISTOLS &c. The public are
invited to call at THOS. w. TIGNORS.
Main at hetIyeeu l7tn and lSh sta.
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TTNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
~ ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, OF PHI
LADELPHIA-CAPlTAL 81, ,2IO 629-Issues poll
cies on White Persons for Life, and makes annual d-
sldends 10 policy holders; also insures Slaves
u term ofyeaIs For rates. &c, apply to
o. F. BRESEE, Agent, or
+. w. HANCOCK
Medical Examiner,
At the Office of the Insurance Company of the Val
ley ofVrgnia, 18th street, Richmond Va.
22-6n --------
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MECHANICAL.


CHAS. ii. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
- Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES, 9s
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, &c.
Metallic Roofing, Guttering and Spoutng, put
up in any part of the city and country.
WE'LL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
NIK(iINIA AMECHANICS INSTITUTE.
FIRST CLASS DIPLOMA AWARDED TO
JAMES ID. BROWNE, FOR SPECIMENS OF
IRON RAILING EXHIBITED ATTHE LAST AN
SUAL EXHIBITION.-The subscriber would
specially inform his friends and the public generally
ha5 he is prepared with increased facilities to manu-
facture and put up in the best manner Iron Neran-
ahs and Balconies ofa variety OF patterns, well
Plain and Ornamental Railing of either Wrought
Cast LION for Dwellings Parks and Cemetery lots
Also--Eaut and Cellar Doors Area, Grating, Hinges
&c upon terms that fail to give satisfaction
Es-A call is especttuy solicited etore purchasing
elsewhere. JAS D. BhONNE.
oc Adm 9th street. next to Lafayette Hall.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MU TT A l. r. EN Eft LIFE INSU.
lVl RANCE COMPANY.-Office at ''Stationer's-
Hail." No q Pearl street. Richmond Fa.--1fns Com
pany has paid in Richmond to Widows, Orphans and
Creators SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and paying annual dividends OF IS per the
insured. 1t has capital of over 0o0 coo. No Com
pany affords security advantages the insu-
red. B. w. KNOWLES A GENT.
DR.. A. SNEAD, Medical Examiner Sc 28-ts
INIKE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
l. be effected with the Albermarle Insurance Com
psny, favorable terms Is with any other compa-
ny in this State possessing real cash capital meet
LOSSES Apply to STOKES CO.
Asts, Richmond, Va.
VIM. T. EARLY, Pres't,
JNO. WOOD, Jr. Sec'y,
fl,u~
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ANlIsE AND MARINE INSUkANCE-THE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY
OF VIRGINIA, at Winchester Va. Branch Office
4th street I'd door from the Post Office, Richmond
"a. Charter Perpetual. Capital $3'H,OO0. This
Company will insure first class BRICK Dwell
LIMOS perpe.ually for single payment of per
cent. Time policies will also be issued OF Buildings
Merchandise, &c, in town country, ut currenr
rates. -.-s- 5..-...-
Marine and Inland Transportation Risks takeE Saa
pany. '
ALL LOSSES are promptly and literally adjusted
at this office. 0. +. BREESE, Actaa1y.
REFERENCES:
Sam'l Marx, Cashier Bank of Virginia, Richmond.
ia. Smith, do. Farmers Bank Va. do.
Joseph X. Anderson, Esq, an
Messrs. Haxall & Co., GsA
Henry NJ. Brent, Cashier Of the Bank of the VAL
ley, Winchester.
chester ~. . .-'-t
Hon. James NJ Mason, U. S. s.. Winchester.
sc 22-d3m
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OFFICE VIRGINIA r. L Nj. INs. Co,
Richmond, llth Oct, 1855. !
rINHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE

FVNHE VIRGINIA EIKE AND MARINE
L INSURANCE co. having removed to their eli
gible office in "Ballards bui ilding" the North
side ct franklin street, opposite the Exchange Hotel
Richmond, Va, prepared as heretofore to make
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE on favorable
terms.
The past transactions of the Company, extending
over Period of tweuty three years, guarantee to its
patrons that all fair claims for loss will be properly
stated aud met.
Applications at the office in person. by letter ad-
DIRE ssed to A. Peasants, President to the under
signed, will be promptly attended to. r-.
oc ll-dlm TIIOS. NJ. ALFRIEND, Sec'y. =
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NTEW E.HBK0IDEItY STORE.-IVc rc,

! ' tHrH WaIuest thanks to friends and Gus
toMers for their kind patronage and encouragement
aad would call their attention our new Store, No.
% Nan street where they will find every article OF
FANCY EMBROIDERY suitable for Ladies', Cen
teftns snd Chlldren's Clothing.
ItabroIutrIrs ia Chenille, Silk, Worsted, Braid,
Gold and Silver Bullion, &c, neatly and promptly
done tOorder.
PATTERNS for Braiding and Embroidery drawn
llb5 Shortest notice, and all materials furnished for
The same.
BALLDRESSES made to order, plain and fancy.
HEAD DRESSES and fancy articles of all kinds
Constantly Oh hand all OF which VIII be sold at the
nos, reasonable prices.
IL Orders from the country promptly and care.
i4iy attended to- Miss RACHEL SEMON,
Miss REBECCA SEMON
NJ ali Main street. ume Square above the Banks, mex
door to the Baptist Book Depository.
N kB-Srhoars taught III all sty les of Embroidery
IL Closed on SATURDAYS. oc 3-dim
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DKINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.-A
il Democratic PAPER, located IN a aourishine yir-
gna and in one of the wealthiest aud largest
counties Ia the State, ID offered for sale priv afely
The paper has an exteAsase pafronageover 000 bona
6de subscribers and large and profitable advertising
aud job custom, which is constantly and rapidly
creasins FOR further particulars address the Editors
of the Dispatch. je7--ts
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rG4 FAlIl IMP OK- g.
6 TATTON.-LA RGE N83 ;

Fr1l EAXiI MI Vh. ~
ia TATTON.-LA RGE <Es4 L.
STOCK OF GUNS, .Fs1.sxI
S- PISTOLS AND l. AsAE4Ka -.
FLES-I am now opening a large variety ct SIN
GLE AND DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, of superior
tinsh 49, =
Dixo's make; Shot Belts and Pouches, OF tho most
approved styles; line Game Bags; Wad Cutters; Dog
Calls and Collars; Elys waterproof Central Fire
Caps; Wash Rods, complete; Gun Wads, Nc.
ALSO-Colts Repeafing PISTOLS, Aliens Re-
v0lvers and every description of Pistol now III use
Guns stocked and repaired with neatness and dis
patch. JAMES WALSH
Gun Importer, 7 doors above St. Charles Hotel
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Z q uI,35.-NEW FAIL OODs.-

" ,iS35.-NEW FALL GOO ID s.
HEADQUARTERS FASHIONABLE CLIO
,Is Thing AND MERCHANT TAIL LOR s.
cl111" bE.-lhe subscrib, has Just received his
,s1i s'e socE Of FGll Goods, the largest and mort
l.s a'f'ftihent he i:as had and not to be
Co... ~ any, co.isisl ing ia part OF, via:
b. a. 1f 5Tenats Lemartifies; Talinas, Shawls; &c.
Aeh Brown, Dahha and Olive and Dress Frock
sniu.,s cs,c
rI,"i Goats Of all shades and qualities
T. IL cUlors
""ei Fancy Cut Velvets Pushes
un Silks, Embroidered Cassimeres
"Aite Tinsel Silk and vs!?et., fsr party pufs
Fe,aA. poses, &c.
"4ods-Such as Shirts, Collars Drawers
socks Craeats, Suspenders, Gloves Stocks,
hdkts., Ties, &c
Een,t "rkthASI TAILoRs' DEPARTMENT.
ana English Cloths and Cassimeres, every
H1 siade Snd color
Ei.St " seiyets; Fancy Silks
',as,s and Silks, plain and rich figured, for
peL. party Vestings, Ge.
t4a .,,r, " h's employme;,t the best Gf CUTTERS
"' ueteiinned ~ be surpassed by none.
~ T.. b. SPENCE,
.fh hS.;, Nd
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vi i,i, i,'l',,Et ~ RNiTt RE POLISH--THE l.
rl'pt ~, =, :, 81 kEEPEHS FRlEND-OLD FURNI-
will tpE HhpE NfW This ne WHY discovered article
u by lis use, with but little labor I'll
md ti' .ai' shd scratches immediately removed,
hu'itnl polish and gloss impaired to furniture
s,sJI sh"nid be without this truly valuable pre-
L,I9 '" ohtr II to the public, confidently assert
.S go go ''o oA~i known Polish caa compete with ii,
- sugihhtec satisiactio on to all Who Use it. " -
''ePafed only and for sale by
PATERSON & JACKSON
&C >9-2w ~ NJ .,raa,
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DRICES KEDUCED.-llICIfM EX
II CEI SIQR WORKS CnRNER aR SEVENTH A AZ

l,AI.AMANDEK FIKE PROOF SAFEs-
- Manufactured by Evans < Watson Philadelphia
These Safes have been severely tested at recent res
In Baltimore Philadelphia and New York and when
opensd their contents of hooks aad papers were oe
TO be uniniured They warranted to be- Fire Prog
Saf with Halls patent Burglar Proof Locks Prices
ranging from s. 20 to $780, For sale by
'a'e'e - - i. II. BALDWIN,
NH SITS 148 Main street, Richmond.
TTOUSE AND SIGN NPAlNTiNE.-OfSA
l1MENTAL WORK on Satin, Linen, Cotton, GLASS.
Ceilings limitations in Wood and Marble, Grainng OF
all kinds, done promptly and when promised, at re-
dnced prices Persons having any OF the above To 90,
viii find il to their advantage apply at the shop on
| ~ W. 'o'' - X. w. ALLEN
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GLASSWARE.


80 IRGlNIA MADE fsLASs.-EN-
%4M Ivon w. nAGE IA HOME PRO DUCTfONS.-
Wkh ErASS' DEPOT is the only ous in which n
rials, and by Virginia workmen 4s sAaa A''a'o
Call at III Main street, whore also ear, IL s.rs
White Gold Band and Fancy Decorated China DIN
and Tea Sets; White Granite Dinner and Toilet
Ware, and every other description Of Common and
Fine Ware; Looking Glasses; Plated Goods; Fine and
Common Knives and Forks; Walters and Tea TRAYS;
Castors; Table Mats; Hall Iamns. For sale At
EVANS Depot of China,
mol Glass, Earfhenware and Fancy Goods.
NRN OCTOBER 29, IS55.--SGramgers
~ visiting the city. will find at ass
- IS. STEBBINS l. PULLES'Ss
No. io1, Broad street, corner above the
Capitol Square,
Cold Band do do do 81 "a
Tea Sets of all prices, from $3.50 to $1eo.
Toilet Ware, various patterns.
s4s Looking Glasses do do. saF
Plated Castors do do. 81 ,. see
Knives and Forks, various patterns.
Walters in sets and separate. -fss
9. Glass Ware of every variety. s..As es
The above goods will be offered at great bargains
during this week oc 80
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" nEAT.-The unstersiaued are In the
Eass' msg' NJ i1r Wheat la small lots, delivered Ct
I,,5,- A.. C. LAYNE Il co.
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Nd
ms aud
d, and
.lesSI
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VI spo,, VI NJ 1--WE Es1 the attention of
". .ri 'teHeh to our large stock Of Gums which we
ocSg -" i"F ca@L OF to iulctuai eii.toniers
VAN LEW Il TAYLOR
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nOGssET 4, ANDERSON, Uphelstcrers
~ AND PAPER HANGERS, corner OF Governor
and Franklin have in their Fall Stock o!
PAPER HANGINGS and UP III OLSTER1 N q
GOODS, being the largest and best selected assort-
lnent we have had the pleasure to offer to our
friends and the public generally, and will be sold on
the most reasonable terms. oc S-fs
SHOWER EAIliS.-'fhe at:eniiOn Of the
~ public is called to a superior article OF shower
Baths, which the subscriber has ON hand, and winch
he offers for sale less price than the comnen anti
Gle usually sells for Those who wish TO purchase can
see and Judge or themselves by calling at r. NJ I'm
MERMAN'S Messrs STEBBINS * PULLENs'
or Mr.. STARRETTS. -
jy 20 VIM FORBES.
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|ge--
|iIs in
ps In
|actis
|stetf-
taio
|uels,
Feel-
-. Z,
|ef,.a
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~ tairHnhELs CHOICE NO Il Til T. if N
s5 loY, a. tfs' landing per stesner Jsnesto pn. For
za y HULST & KING,
aud Franklin street.
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tpsr!'lIES .--Do not tail 10 call aud get q
ssiy ~ " my superior steam Candies, made fresh
Asae warranted equal il nst superior ~ amy
E' LOUIS }. BOS5iEuX.
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JAMES RIVER CEMENT AND LIME

NOKkS.-LIAIE! LIME!-I am now engaged
Manufacturing LINE, principally for agricultural
laiposrs otwhich the following analysis by Pro
hss Glihnm, of the Virginia Military Institute al
Lexington:
te' e'boLbte Oh
Carbonate of Magnesia ................. 1851
Alumlha and Oxide of Iron. 675
orghhl Matter, water and loss. ......... ,366
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hthe
His
|isas
! DIS.
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Il the
en ia
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THE Masnesia, and other foreign matters, too
1GAH 70 Interfere much with the quality Of the
ahiei Twill naAe good Lime and more free from
A2Sntsiu than much of the Northern Lime. - I'm.
My principal object being an experiment, with the
Guided t,,r th,. - s-,' Az t.!I .' ~ IN
aSAs loT The Stacked Lime the hilns or with the
IuuoA 9i tieiglt and toll to any point the James
MNer CEMENT, fresh erounJ ;nfer;nr to non, mann.
- ts eouir. Orders supplied at shortest
10 ay point the Union Fur retereiee as to
leiet 10 nearly every work of importance i'll
"e''iia anu NORTH Carolina. Address 81
CHARLES H. LOCHER,
Ice,n. \, Balcony Falls, Va.
M0nd AiLEN I" ~" nich-
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|Shockos
orally iI
esale of
Feet, snd
y streets,
oc p
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THE AUSTRIAN PROPOSITIONS

The Augsburg Gazette publishes the following CIR
cuar OF older date, addressed TO the legations by
Count Walewsh on the 9Th May:
Interpretation Of easee OF
Of which hound enable not 20 Low me
be useprefente2 You aware ha 10 p.stPonlns -
r,sumro Of the Conferences after declaration frou tue
RIssian Pelpots ntiaes which perhaps was % Rase
author zd us consider the negotiations a. broken on
Rus,ia cunt Buol neyerhe expressed desire 70 eeA
n, efmfpsop some fr realizing the third gasrsny'
The Cabinet Vienna testified Of the same tne -
on TO in the alliance of the "a December by addrsn
10 France and England propositions which they nave
desire TO in1 hem aiisise oiy in 49,
wi; bss failed before the iriposo OF
e an s-r,rg,uept founded that combination Win ,n
e,isepcs of their dignity nd the legitimate ngn wnlcn &
baY. tskep on bemselves support for the gen s
,,e IT, fsc II Cabinets OF fsrt ana bynoon
~, 10 which invited them 10 Jon as
IN, s regards the important OF the tour ssians anu
With IL In feet sanction of the three others qua ho
OF the extent Of the sacIhces "en 'n,y
80 sde srd that uppong that the Cabnet OF 81 re-
erstnrg Lad accepted uinatun proposed Dy he ~
been rees'atlshed only on ilaSho
he nsufciency which would have soon allowed noe
10 be again visible which every one, AFTER the great Ell
&c. Of The Allies had hoped disappear forever These
motiye ave and clearly planned o the a
lion of the Powers for 10 fear that the Court oil VI
b not tpreoiate them their proper yene The ai
December there fore called IN question:
The b of the Emperor and that Of her nannic Majesty f.
IN The contrary 10 strengthen and deveOp No doubt on this
ec can be felt at Vienna 1t will be necessary, Monsieur
tb vour subject shall be perfectly clear and
The ste of aairs from the Russian penipotenta
rie having after The first place accepting the pcpe OF me
/; ; s'' am &C. WALEWSKI
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These circumstances confirm and encourage Ine
bor.s we have never ceased TO entertain OF speedy
and triumphant termination to the new campaign ~
the Crimea, but they do not lessen our entnusiasuc
admiration of those heroic soldiers who, BY Their en-
durarce and their valor have az last won portion OF
that glorious reward for which they have 20
long and suffered so much. The people OF Engand
and the most intelligent nations of the continent oil
Europe will hail with enthusiasm these n.icahons OK
renewed and increasing success The defense oil me
Russians though obstinate is evidently iante anu .ne
surrender of Kereh without resistance is proof of
the moral defeat of the hostile army Let us proceed
with holdness and with mness, for victory Is already
in our grasp The ground we now occupy IN inc
Crimca gives US the command Of the Black Sea
and the Sea of Azof, from which Russia will
rot disIodge us until the termination Of the
war-not upon her terms, but on our own; AMI
the time Is probably not distant when she will regret
far more than we need do the failure of the late nego
tiaors for peace. Our hopes of peace lie in victory,
our negotiations and conditions are IN the camp before
Seyasiopol and Kcrich is another material guarantee
Of our ultimate succcts.
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much sincerity and real they employed 20 proven. he bres
ing France and Ensland DO no. ensrtss the sen
.uis a,rbed 70 ihsm their hostility Is has been said,
mrleesbe They have desired impose o. RItl
pesoe dercgsory her honor and Der dignity; bat necessity
10, charged them with duty which with the aid Of Divine
Providence they will know how fulfill; and lrope eono
dated on bases will Be thankful them ter having re-
r,rar ed within Just which ever where
beyond the circle Of It's egim action an
thori1e you this dispatch NJ and
Receive g. WALEW5hI.