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NEW STORE .

'l'IiE subscriber, Formerly Of the firm az
Il Young & smith, 10 now located lew doors
above the old store in Ham uopd's builling,
next door TO Mr.. Ward's music sore, where
may he found nj all times, n full assortmeet of
choice ARTICLES u Foreign and Domestic Fruits
aud Cru ,rics, such ss Sugars, Teas, Spices,
Syrup-, Buck wheat, &C. No . ips will be
spared ip the selcctag OF the YER, beet Articles
both IN the New York and Bostoa markets
The subscriber solicii- sha,e OF Iui,l'c pstro-
nsgc aud pledge. himself 10 sell at the lowest
market prices.
O,ders TOT sny article wan'ed ior supprrs 90
parties will IT, takea and promptly tlled II they
IAN I've found ~ New York. Boston or Proyi-
denoc. HENRY YOUNG, Agent.
n2D
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FARMERS MUTUAL
FIRk INSURANCE
COMPANY.

OF Il NOD T. IS A Nd.
THIS Company insures all hinGs Of properly
L not es,ta hay rdous IL scpMare classes.
Mercantile g;sks Ia zen.
The expenses OF tue Company are unusua''!
small.
HON. b. D. THURSTON, President.
s. X. KSowLEs, Seciy.
Application tor insurance NAV cc made 10 The
Secretary at IEe ofii' n East Grr nwich, or ts
the subscri who is pre- fed to Issue ceriif.
C ties Civ ~ immediate ance upon appliCa-
ton 10 h,n 1t his Office. No. SO COZ ncr Of
Spring and Prosp Ct Hill street.
rZ2 SETH W. MACY.
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FDr. Kane declines TO accept the $1,000
offered as a contribution by George Pea.
body, If London, toward public testimo.
NAL for The Arctic expedition.
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General Adrian Woll, of the Mexican
army, has arrived in Paris, accompanied
by his ado-de.camp, Colonel Thory.
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SENATE.
WASHING TON, Dec. 6.

WASHING TON, Dec. 6.
Mr.. Hale's resolution calling in the
President of the United States to inform
the Senate whether he has received any
evidence of such resistance TO the laws of
Kansas as to require the interpositon of
military force In the preservation or resiora-
ton Of law and order in that Territory, and
II so, to lay the same before the Senate
was, taken up.
Mr.. Hunter remarked, it was unusual to
take up such calls before receiving the an
nual message, which might contain the
information desired.
Mr.. Hale consented that the resolution
should lay over, and moved when the Sen
ate adjourns to adjourn till Monday.
Mr. Hunter hoped not, as the House
might organize to-day.
Mr.. Clayton remarked that such an ad-
journment would delay the reception of the
message, which the country is anxious to
see.
Several Senators urged Mr.. Hale to
withdraw his motion.
Mr.. Hale, in view of the fact stated By
the Senator from Delaware, (Clayton) oi
which was entirely ignorant, and that the
country 10 waiting with great anxiety for
the message, Withdraw the notion
(Laughter.) Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Whitney withdrew the name of
Humphrey Marshall as a candidate for
Speaker.
The 18th trial was then had, with the
following result: ...
Richardson.
Campbell
Pennington. ........................s
80 Fuller ......... .t..... ...po
wheeler. ..................'..V
Banks. .........................
smith, ofAlabama.
Vah.....................
Thurston. ...'''.''..''.S
Messrs. Puryear, Mace, Whitney, An
drew, Oliver, Edmoudson, and Carlile, re-
ceived one vote each.
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NEW AM cHOIrE
g II q & r II 4 ES. &c.

NEW Am cHOIrE attf
ROCE RiEs, &c.
'u't recerved per sloor Willard. Gom N. Yo,k,
and offered ut wholesale and retail at tho
lowest pricrs iy
CORNELL & DENNIS,
No. ~ Dro,d street, Newport, X. I.
Havana Iir Sugur
s,e~nn's C,u iied d.
30 Refined a DO
do do Is do
do do T. dD
Il, Tow usrcd ho
NV Orlrins M"lsrs,s
Ext" 6u. y II re,
Fine do do
Extra fine Oolongdo
Fme do DO
Fine Gunpow,iar do
English breakfast do
u, son ieako d.
Old Savannah Coffee
Maracaiio do
~ Bomingo do
Puch.d do
Extra Ground do
Extra -Four, Smiths M B.s.
Sm'ih's .io hall Ills.
lilue ana white S,arch
Iiorniny, " h.atDn Uils,
iIechcr's Ftina
lice Flour, Corn Sf,rrh.
B,ker's C"coa, French Chocolate,
Spanish Chocolate, kos- " aiei,
Extract Lemon, do Pc. ch,
Indigo, Cram Tartar,
super cTbn ,aie soda,
Sal Soda, Pot Ash,
Extra DAIRY Butur, Extra Cheese,
Extra Lard, Lard Oh, Rice,
l,uchwhea', Ground Spices,
Unground, Spices, Box lsaisins,
CItron, Boom, Baskets,
Wrapping PAPER, Crockery.
Cider Vine AR, Dairy Salt, Table do
Olive Oil, Pepper Sauce, Pickles,
Catsups, Extra Mustard,
Refined Saiaeratus, M,ccaropi.
Vermcella, Sage, Chewing Tobacco,
Smoking Tobacco, Maccahoy Snuff,
Scotch Snuff, Bristol Brick.
Adamentiue Can lies, Palm Soap,
CASTLE soap, Soap Powder,
Fancy Soaps, DRY Goods.
Clocks, Sc, sc. sc.
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M u > C--Mss c. A. J. LIE BACON
lu MURDOCH, will be happy 10 receive
Pupils for instruction on the Piano Forte, Harp,
or Guitar.
REFERENCES
Rev. Mr. Emery, Taunton, Mass; Rev y.
Stowe, Boston, 8 baldwin Place; MIR. Charles
Pouer, Providence /; DR.. Charles Goodwin,
Cr'nston. Il. I. Ex Mayor Paris, Portland,
Name, } Mse Emery, do. Mr. .Georgs i,ughes,
Org,nst Brattle street Church, Boston. Mr.
Redmond Winspr, II Wall street, New York;
MIR John Y Savage, 80 Futon street, do Mr.
.. X. Gross, Tarrytown. New York.
Umpire nj the Oriental Bath Room. ol7
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PunchIthinks that carriage drivers would
make the best soldiers in the world, as no
troops could stand their charges.
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Congress.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 1.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 4.
SEsATE.-Messrs. Hale, Durkee, Yulre'
and Pearce appeared, and was sworn in.
The Rev. ii. G. Dean was elected
Chaplain, and tho Senate then adjourned.
HoUsE.-The House resumed voting for
Speaker, with the following result
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

TO LEr-A tenement for II small family, in.
j qire at q. NUN "HINGLR'S.
ol6 70.Spring, aud 203 Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

WANTED, Girl to attonI N,Iinrry AID
w Fancy Goods Store one who hts had
some experience will hear of u place AZ -
Thames street ab
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TO LET.

For the Season, Furnished,
THE subscribers house ini Prospect Hill-st
L the house has just been completed, is large
and very convenient, having all the modern 'ln-
provemenis. N. M. CHAFEE.
mi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

For the Season, Furnished,
THE Subscribers house ini Prospect Hill-st [;
the house has Just been completed, is large
and very convenient, having all the modern 'in-
provemenis. N. M. CHAFEE.
E'OR SALE, or To Let, IN the nortn part OF
l. the =, arnlshed, u first class House aud
Barn, W : "yery convenience Tor summer res-
idcncc, W. about one acre Of Land, built Of the
best ma,eri 'and workmanship, having a fine
view Of the q ca a,l II rbor; more land can
be bought Il desired - "a reasonable price /;
terms made cay Price $1,000; apply 10
m3 GEO. a.. WILSON, Builder.
THE House now occupied by the Rev. Mr..
l. Stewart, in Howard street, posses sion given
on the 18th inst. apply to I.CkoOKER,
s43w No. liS Spring street
FOR SALE.
4 GOTHIC Cottage situated in the North
n part Of the CITY of Newport. with about 10000
feet Of LHnl F,om the first and second hoor
you have q beautiful view Of the Beach and Mar
raganseit IT,. f, aud OF the city Of Newport
Terms made easy. Price. y 500 apply to
q. II. WILSON, Builder.
Corner Of Redwood & Cottage st. Newport,R.1.
ml2
ITO Lat. ,he tower part OF convenient house
\ on Thames ST., sou,h cad apply at this OF
flee. all
NOR Sale-iiouse aud lot No. 30 Levin ST.
IL house containing six Rooms ; or the house
without the lot, il required. For terms enquire
Q d, the premises. aio
lWR 3ale-25 spIend,d BulIding Lots, having
Il a tine sea and harhor view. Also, four
beauiiful Villas, situated in the most iashions1e
part OF the city. For further information apply
10 GEO. Il. WILSON, builder,
s2i corner OF Redwood and Cot,age-s,s.
CoTTAGe TO LEr-Fwnished, Tor the
" season Of 1885, or to small ia,n'ly Tor one
year, Possession can I've given immediately,
Situation on the hill. in Redwood ST., opposite
the Redwood Library; enquire Of
GEO. VI. WILSON, Builder,
Garner "a Redwood and Cottage St, Newport.
lol
no LET, At No. ~ John street, 8 good airy rooms,
i furnished, which will be let for the winter or
ye,r sie
rNOR SALET To LET, iurn,shed or aniur-
Il ni,hcd, the subscriUer's holse r,cently
butt in boil street., and lately occupied by Mrs.
Griffin ID 10 constructed of the best materials
and in the most thor,ugh msnaer. aud has all
~ MIA N. NJ, CnAFEE.
ROOMS TO LET,
| OVER the store of u. u. Carr, in the building
" corner Of Market SQUARE. A.ppy. to
\ ALHAMBRa.
II TO LET. The piesssatlv situated 2 story
L House on the cor.er 4 Thomas and William
s,reeu, apply on the ptcnisss, a2ih
ROOMS 10 LET. FURNISHED.
II rTO LET, wi,hou, board, parlor aud one or
n Il Too bcdrooms, we'll furnished, and airy,
on Thames street apply at this Office
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NOTICE.

WUT ICE.
THE undersigned having been appointed al.
i mnisu atpr OH the estate oi NATHAN
STANTON, dece sej. and q,allfed himself
according to law, requests all persons indebted
TO IN Ike immediate payment, aud those having
cl inns TO present them.
ol9 JAMES G. TUPHlM. Admir-.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

FRENCH LUNAR PIEIN.
THE only certain an cafe remedy for females
l. in all c,ses Of suppression or Irregularities,
no matter from what cause (; IL all recent cases
they warranted to give relief the pills are
the result Of an extensive practice and not d.-
covered by accident. To euIogzc their virtues
would not add 10 their merit; We would only
say try them they are Invariably certain to reeu-
late tn female system, and can I've taken without
hazrd. For consultation on all di sea.es incl
Dent 10 icmalas, apply personally or by letter To
Mrs. =. NJ CLARKE,
No. l09 North Main ST, Providence, x. I.
Jy21
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COstiVcncS Bill
OuS Complaints, Jaun6icc,
Bad DUmOrs, Coughs,
Colds, Hcnh:ncIae Ar

raise up, and 90 ri for bottle Of old d.. a.
Abbot's Gute,s, take them by The directions 20 T.
good faith and slrore hope, for YOU be ,nieo
well - ten thousano others, who, could they MI
sperk IT. prdsts with one voice, would b, hearp
from NJ .iue TO California. The rong mtn use i
for IL naintJins them In vigor The weak ara dc
bili,uied use IL for IL renews snu invsoraiCs; moth
a. awe Ii 10 thet children, fof il Is safe, hont-
l..,., ,l,y .ls...x.
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NEW Millinery Goods, iuftreciev.i ,ad nav
~ opening The lugest assortment oi Millinery
goods ever ofned in this city at
~ ~ Thames 81. corner Gnu rch.
IRA FRENCH
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(NORN aud Flour 1900 bushels Mary hand
" Corn, so bbls B ,ker's Flour, Just reed and
for sale by J. III. 4. q. W. TERRY.
n2t
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some oi the most scientific surgeons now rely sole
~ on the use ol this wonderful Nmlnep, " hen hsv
Ing Ia cope with the worst cases of sores, Wounds
ulcers gsn,,ular swell aes, and iumors. Profess or
Holloway has by command Of ,he Iliied Govern
mens, dispatched "a the bosDtsls oi The East larger
shpmentso this Ointment. ioIe used under the
direction Of lie Ned al sls, ~ The worst cases oi
wounds II " 'UeTny ulcer, glandnar swelling
stiffness or cor .''cn 9th joints, even of2o
siauliu.
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FILES AND FISTULAS.

1These ano o "r ri'9' di7,v - NJ com plants osn
be eEecin1l' CO ca 'e On me-, ne well rubbed
In over ne 20, CO %. rae ~ o,de wise follow
In, ihe prin'ed { &C.. ~ efolac each pot.
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in the
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Messrs. Puryear, Mace, Whitney, An
drew, Oliver, Edmoudson, and Carlile, re-
ceived one vote EACH
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1S00 BUSHELS heavy 6nd Feed jsst 's-
i cOU ceived an FOR s,Ie very low bv
s6 ] n &G. W. PERRY.
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FRENCH pills

OQ0n YARDS Cheap C,li Goes. 10 dre-s
CO'JO len ,ths. on,nei this dav and fr sale
n23 by F.LAWTON e. BROTHERs
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THE GREAT RACE !!
5000 Bottles Sold in 30 Days ! |!
OLD DR.. WILLIAM ABBOTT
AHEAD

- EADER,-These are fast limcs, and if, in VI
~ great whirl aud press Of li busy scene, where
all around yor are teen ng with life and activity.
COOL strong honest d1sir y you find yoursel II una
Bile TO Keep your end up, aud forced TO sit down
onietly, suffering under "a Jiso dered stomach or
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The Rich and the Poor use t

They both need the same belp,-,h proic .oBai
men, for seden:dry pursuits bring on ind scstioh
and the above complaints j-iIe MtclaDic, for ne
wants good appetite and Il sound n.his' rest -;
t;e aborer, for his heath Is often hi only capt. .
3ld best friend ;-,he 'ailOr, 80 away rom hoi 'e
IL lever latitude, la al Clire-, he wants Il iny'
mea aicine, such - OLD DOCTOR WILLIAM Ar
BOrr'S Bll TEES.-T'e l. uic- re these ,I,,i, {,
for ihe cure OF nimnles and bsd ahors, as iley io
not add 10 s0od look, 10 sdo,l, UieS are use, 10,
N Glasses md have bcta lor ,oriy years II is 10
medicine o, y day, nIrue 10 s,e ME Sani and -.
"erl1ed for s5ie rcr Is IL lot ~ iotic The Maine
ether Ii Is compo. ed oi ndtnfeis teme't9,
AID will restore ,ie ,rue wo, Alag Of her aVs.-
Come away ,lien rom your Dreiudices ard Ie,c
your vora oui o-2DDoi0 ed hopes,
Buy AND TRY Tnl5 WONDEE WOEE NC
MEDICINE.
WHICH COS'S BUT flriY CENTS.
~ no CUcC Is EFFECTED TIE MoNSY
Will &c RETURNED.
Throw awny Your co'iiy ao'i.oms, give TO s'n
ole nntue's remedy IiJl, rid on the word .int
iruh Of Old pr. Wriam Abbo', you will not oe
disappointed
Tnis vllnthle Medicine IS for sae ~ III ,ue {
spect BILE Dru.3i.ts, Apoi heca-ies, "Jt o'er
stores.
Drngqi-,s apd Groce- Who vi h iof iis = .'rs
UiIl peese to gJ"'ess Jems elves 20 re Poor co,
for te"ns,&c., >, c" ! stree, 10, On.
T.. a. cl CUt'O" roie " on,ie,or.
s" 5, s .ee,, Cos ~
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ROOMS 10 LET. FURNISHED.
VO LET, without board, parlor aud one or
Il Two bedrooms, we'll furnished, aud airy,
on Thames street ; apply at this office
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TO LET,
THE House now occupied by the Rev. Mr..
l. Stewart, in Howard street, posses sion given
on the 18th inst, apply to I.ChOOKER,
si3w No las Spring street
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PROFESSOR WOODS

HAIR REST TORATIV
Is, no doubt, the most wonderful discovery Of
l. this age nf progress. The following is irom
distinguished member Of the medical protes.
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ERYStPELAe StLT RHEUM and SCOP.
L. sHIJMORS

NO 'rr@''v s'ye" d. ne mp6n The cure CT
nlSesse q. '" = -. whatever form 'cy may as
scurvy, So 'e & .'rofi'a, or Frysipclas ran Il pe
Withstand iauence The invento nus Travelled
over maayphrs Z he globe, visiiin. Il principal
nospi'aIs disponsii this Ointment giving advice
'" iis application and has thus been the uenns Of
restoring countless unp.i,rs to health
SOhE LEGS, SOGE BREASTS, WOUNDS
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Sold AT thManuls,,ri~ o Professor UoLLowA,s
No. 80 MAIDEN LANE, New York and nj
241, Strand, (ne reD1'e T.. London md by
all respocipDe u .. 80 : "r ~ .ers Nedicine
throughoui ct cnN t5Tao e,',i"2ed world
in Pots, -."I .~.'.2 e "a ~ esch.
uThere u o - v.e s.y Ps by taking the
lager sizes
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of patients Is
very disorder are afIlx ed TO each Pot. a,Uly
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COLD Lockets, all sircs, a bne ss-ortment,
" jsst reed ut the ne~ Jewelry establishment
Ih. Thames a. p2l
1SNGLisH and French Saucrs, Fresch Mus.
IL tsrd. India Currie and Soy, Engl,h Cat.
sup. sad Pickles, Freuch and German Choco-
late, Cocoa, Broma, &C., for sule by
X. = MARKER,
s72 163 Thames st.
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MOI Ice,

DtNKEkrON COtL-Stil another I The
i The third cargo Of thi. very popular coat
Just received. Also "a splendid cargo Of l., kius'
Valley coal. Just landed at the cit, coal ,adi.
no tRt.ES~WltLIAM
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06
MARIETTA g. clNC NKATI r. r.
EEsEE IET j F3:szsa
NEW ARRANGEMENTS,

DASSENGERS leaving Columbus al oI5
4 a. m, Cincinnati at a, M, or Chilli.
cothe at / a. M, arrive at Byers (23 miles
east of Chillicothe) at 1890 p. m.
A Train leaves Byers' daily ISundays ex-
cepted at tao p M, by which passengers
arrive at Chillicothe at 81 3 p. M, Cincinnati
at 20 p. M, or Columbus at li:l: u. n.
Stages TO and from Athens. Pomeroy, Nc
Arthur, Hamden, Jackson, Gallipolis, &c.
connect with the Trains at Byers', and pas
sengers can make the trip between either of
these places and Columbus, Cincinnati or
ChillicOthe in single day.
An accommodation Train is run daily
except Sundays-lrom Chilicothe to Blan-
chester and back.
Passengers by this train leave Chillicothe
at 8 a. m :, and arrive at Cincinnati at lll3
a. M, Or Columbus at las p. m. Leave Co.
lumbus at | a. M, or Cincinnati at A p. m.
aud arrive at Chillcothe at Top. m.
Fare from Byers' to CINCINNATI. .." $500
do. do. to Chill licothe. .... 20
Through Tickets between Columbus and
Chillicothe $3.50, TO be had only at Colum-
bus and Xenia Railroad Ticket Office al CO.
lumbus. and on the cars of Marietta and Gin.
Cinnati Railroad on leaving Chillicothe.
aug. 10 55.u. JOHN WADDLE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06

A Paris correspondent Of the N. Y.
Timts, in whose statements the editor
Of that journal places implicit conf.
dencs, writes thus:
Everything has turned upon the sue
cess Of the great French loan. This
immense FIAT OF the nation has SHAKE
Austris, and is the real reason of her
new adherence 10 the Western powers.
Louis Napoleon slipped the thong and
let loose the hounds OF rebellion la
Spain; Spain immediately succum BED
and gives al aImy TO the Crimea.
Louis Napoleon simultaneously
announced 10 Austria that as she had
reduced her forces in the Danubian
Provinces, French army would occupy
those places Austria cedes to the
threat, but Louis Napoleon has no
intention Of trusting to her word. A
French army wall land at the mouth
OF the Danube, and q powerful demon
ststion will be made against the Rus
sian frontier. Napoleon will lead this
force in person; it will consist Of no.
coo French, with Canrobert, Plince Ma
poleon & Lord Cardigan as Generals Of
divisiOn.-An English force Of $4,000,
under Sir Henry Smith, will be added,
Lord Cardigan being General Of the Sl.
lied cavalry: Louis Napoleon Comma nd
er in chief of the whole. The Emper.
or is playing the game of Europe with
consulnmate skill. All parties and all
powers are exhibiting their weakness
and their unpopularity. He alone rails
es as they descend in the European
scale.
"on the departure of Napoleon for
ths East, an Ango French army will
be concentrated on the Rhine. To this
force will be added the Rhine. To
this force will be added the Spanish
contingents--the whole undsr the com.
mand Of II. r. H., the Duke Of Cam.
bridge, while the cavalry command
devoIVes on the Earl of Lucan. This
force, proiessedly stationed as threot
10 the German Kingdoms, will in real.
ily watch over the French Empire
during The absence of Napoleon.
THE Queens offer 10 the Duke OF
Cambridge of the command IN chief in
the Crlmea was made to be refused by
him, to raise his popularity and to be.
come the stepping Stous 10 the above. "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06
Later from Europe.
Arrival Of The Canada.
SWEABORG DESTROYED!
FIVE THOUSAND RUSSIANS KILLED.
HALIFAX, Aug. 2S

HALIFAX, Aug. 80.
Queen Victoria was absent from Eng.
land on visit 10 the Emperor Nspo'
leon.
The war rews is Of importance, inclu.
ding the obstruction of Swea borg by the
allies on the lllh inst, causing immense
destruction OF property.
The bombsrdment Of SevastoPol is
fixed for the 18th.
Sweaborg.-An immence confagra.
tion had prevailed for 49 hours, which
destroyed store houses, msgizines and
arsenals. The powder magazinessa and
stores of proiectiles were also blown u?.
The enemies loss is enormous. There
is nothing said in either the English or
Flench Admiral's dispatch, about the
missing ships at Sweaborg. The Allies
lost no lives. Two officers and thirty
men of the English were wounded,
The Russian army under SepSandi had
STACKED the allies at the Tchernrys, on
the morning uf the 10Th and after bat.
ale which lasted three hours, were re-
pulsed by the French and Sardians. with
reported loss uf 5000 killed and 400
prisoners.
The battle Of Tchernrya commecced
on the 10Th. RHssians TO the number
Of 10000 fought for three hours. The
Sardinians fought bravely, The Rus
SLAMS lost four or five thousand in killed
and 400 prisoners. The loss of the Al
les is small. The Russians were in
cUmplate retreat when the French re-
serve came up. Omar Pssha had receiv-
ed orders to return to lie CIimea, in
stead Of Asia.
Preparations we're being made for the
reception OF Queen Victoria. Napoleon
will meet her on Tuesday at B Bologne.-
The Empress will not be present. Ex-
President Fillmore had been presented
to Napoleon by Mr.. Mason the American
minister. There is nothing of the least
importance from Spain. Something is
said Of the Congress of state man Of vi
eDna, TO settle the affairs of Italy, but
its not likely be with effect at pres
eut.
India.-The overland mail has arrived
bringing dates 10 July 4lh. Irisrumor-
ed that Persia is still intriguing with
Russia, and that the British force in In
dia will be sent TO the Persian Gulf
Affairs in India are tranquil.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-06
NEW WHOLESALE
R Z D Y-MADE CLOTHIN G
WAREHOUSE.

HAMPTON g. CAMPBELL,
OF the late firm CT Hampton, Wilson & Co.,
No. s. Third Street between Wood i narkCt,
PITTSBURG, Pa,
A RE now receiving their stock Of Fall
IA and Winter Goods to which they call
the attention of WESTERN MERCHANTS
Among their assortment will he found
MEN AND BOTS CLOTHING
OF every possible description; also Troy and
Hartford Shirts and Collars, Wool, Merino
and Cotton Undershirts and Drawers, Silk
and Linnen Handkerchiefs, Mems Hosiery.
Suspenders, Cravats, Neck Ties, Stocks.
Gloves. &c, Also. general assortment OF
INDIAN RUBBER GOODS.
We inteud this stock shall always be one
Of the largest, the best furnished, and the
most beautiful and complete 10 be found in
the United States. Our connection with one
of the largest houses in Massa achusetts where
the utmost care has been bestowed in their
manufacture, gives lis advantages which will
enable us TO sell Goods at Eastern Jobbers
prices, which we are determined 10 do, and
also enables us TO offer
A greater variety OF Goods to our GUS
toners than has hitherto been
found in this Market.
We respectfully solicit tie patronage of all
buyers visiting this city. The orders of our
customers shall be promptly and satisfactor-
lily filed on terms ts liberal as by any other
house in the country.
HAMPTON & CAMPBELL.
Sept 6 80 3m.