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ASSIGNEE'S NOTIGE.

CInaeon D. woodrow having, on the t1th day Of
y Ap 1854, byproper deed conveyed in trust to the
undersigned for The benefit OF his said yoodrows credit
ti0h all persons In any indebted to said Woodrow
= required to make Immediate Payment TO NE. and all
III older toeceiye any behet under sIa0 trust within
fourjlonths TO file their Claims with the proper release
corng terms OF said decd. with tho Undersigned
apis 7l-FI.st $50 = EsEOl w. SIG HTS, Assignee.
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MEDICINAL.

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
& - !, IA I e Z I'M. E " T., 80 asa
PREPARED BY h. b. CARR & CO., FROM
"A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR.
- WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
@ 70 LATE OF MORGANT0WN.s r
II Is 6Gf KPgh e5fo1d gincTpEe Gy remedy lotch
vii Telste erieylat pain, tgl If properly com.
PeRERef. g e9uGtTz sneees4fi IN TsmorEns iHter-
- -. nal E5setionE; PoaEeT tskieh Is 6ealtifally
dsEeLgpef and PECULIAR TO tie .l-s =
.. = = fs7s. HGNPaRELL LLNlHENY, -+tsih5p -s-t
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e..s- % tsHs as.. sl.imimem1. lstEsz u - 49,
This Lnment lisa auxiliary in tho treatment Of
some OF the most formidable diseases with whehit Is
lot oconteHdi for instance, tgs and
bOtreLs BY thOTuus and continued application OF this
Lniment the region OF these 9th
erwse lormih Bile diseases al disarnel of more
than halt their terTOIs particularly among child
thousands OF mothers were hey allowed 70 speak, would
with all the eoquence of feeling and Affection hear their
united testimony tothe fact that il had chill
dren from the very jaws OF death, and restored them to
their heat and beauty Asain il will be found
powerful auxiliary III removing what is generally known
as an AgDc Cake enlargement OltHe spleen, in all
cases where an external application OF SERVICE this lin
nent viii be found useful
General Depot Cos Broadway, New York; and ia
arket 81. st Louis
Forsale W Wholesale and retail in Wheeling by
ie7a3m - s-..s ]. d. V0WELL, Monroe st.
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From A. Woodward. NJ D. Of Penn Unirersiy, PhiiGdel-
Phia-It gives pleasure TO add my Testimony the
professional ability of the author of the "Medcal NJ an.
ul Numerous cases OF Disease OF the Genital Origins,
some OF them or long Standing have come under my
ticC in which his skill has been nzntiest in restoring
pereCt hcIth III some where the patient has been
considered beyond medical aid In the OF Sem
H weaknesses acknowledgment OF the functions pro-
duCed by selfabuse, OF venery, do not
his superior in the profession have been acquainted
with the author thirty years. and deem il more
Than justice him. well khdhess TO the unOrtu-
nate victim OF early indiScrettOn,
one in whose professional k and integrity they may
eIy I hRnOS rgr
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NO TWO -TI7
WASHINGTON HALL,

THE undersigned takes pleasure in orning his friends
i and the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity, he has
justIeccivei his Fail ard winter suprlyof
., Cloths, CaSsimcres and Kestings.ar
Not thinking necessary to enunerate ms STOCK sim
ply say il eOliste OF the very latest. and most
fashionable style Cloths, Cassimcres and Vostings
plain and fancy, together with Il assortment of Gents
Flu, nishimg Goods tz FOB 81 & '.6z .5ssdi-.1s
Gentlemen wishing anythtngin my line will do well to
give a CALI determined TO sell as low as any
other establishment do, and my work. style and
quality, shalLbe got up second to Having the
ing any who may favor with call to give entire
satisfaction All goods warranted to be as represented
Goats, Vests or Pants got up order at the shortest
notice, J. II. STA LLMAN, Merchant Tailor,
Oct0 No. 2, Washington Hail.
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Solid Daguerreotypes.

Solid Daguerreotypes.
This latest discovery is the wonder of the age. The
picture assumes the roundness solidty OrIi TO-
It also appears size and in every point resembles the
living being Nature is perfectly Knocked. to amin
dividual hair. Taken at WHITEHURST'S, over Cam.
BELLS Jewer store, Baltimore street, In the city Rut-
more; aso inhis, Washington Gallery, and will soon be
ntroduCelin all his galleries. which may be found In
all the principal cities Iii the Union. u y
Mr. WgITEHCRsT has the honor announce that he haS
Just received etter from the President the United
STATES, informing him OF the award Of Medal Certificate
don. =. mar3O-tr
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Saddlers Hardware.

- - AMI. COACH TRIMMIHG. sos. III ~
lust opened large rment OF SSddler's Hardware
ID ard Coach thinning Coach ard Lesther VaTnish,
buggy Bows Hubhs SpOkes, Fellows Carriage and Tire
BOts, Maleable lronss Potent and Enameed Leather,
thing used by the trade, to which invite tho at
eniion OF the public. t. JOHN KNOTE, II
nnI2 -..-.-----.---t - Old. Stand, lob Aain st.
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aLFRED WOODWARD, Md. .
"Ths is, without exception the most comprehensive
and Ineligible work pubshe the OF diseases OF
wlCh it treats Avoiding all it addresses
tS" to the reason OF its readers II is free all
jecionable uacr end parent, however Iasious,
object to placing III the hands OF his The
has devoted many to the treatment the various
COuplantSITeated Of aud with TOO little breath puff
aud too little presumption to impose, he has OcI to
the world at the merely nominal price cents, fruits
oSOme twenty most successful practice Herald.
teacher or parent should be without knowledge
Impaired IN this invaluable work. II would years
palNS MOI fc1on and sorrow to youth under thcE
charge '-People'S -idtseGLe.
IA PreSbyte ian clergy Ohio, in writing 'HpP
teT's Medical Manual says: Thousands upon tkousaes
oIour youth, by evil example and the influence OF pas
sons, have been e into the ha bit OF seIPoliuon with
out realizing the sin ard fearful Consequences upon them
selves and pOstcrity The constitutions ofousands
WIN are raising families have been enfeebIe iTnO broken
down. and they do not know the the cure Any
thing that can be done to enigen influence the
public mind TO Check and ultimately to remove this
widespread source OF human would confer
The greatest blessing next to the Jesus Christ,
the present aud coming atOs. Int lperane Cor
the use OilUtoHc1ng drinks though il has slain th0us.
sands upon thousands not greater Scourge to the hui
man race Accept my thanks behalf of the afflicted
aud, believe ME, wOrkeriu the good work. ii are
SO actively engaged in.'
One copy will be forwarded CseCurey enveIOped and
postage paid on receipt of % cents six copies for 81
lelphia. = - -
booksellers C0nvaSsers and Book Agents, supplied on
the most beIalterInS. y 1888 iuneIS-yr
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Profes.or Woo,l., -Driental ganatiye

: - :, = sInNKY BREESB,
Ex-senator Of tie United States.
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GREAT. CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

SITTERs, ACIDS NAUSEous DRU0s..It is extremely
agreeable to tho TASTE and may be taken by the Os
(eebe patieEts who eat cracker without
distress. Beware OF DRuGSID INTArIoNS. PePsin
is NOT Drug. E ..-'#- .---
Call the agent, and get descriptive circular, gratis,
giving large amount Of SERTlFo EVInENCE, from Lie
big's Anna Chemistry; Dr. cOnIbe's Physiology OF Dt
geston; IIr PeteTa on Food ana et: DR. john " DTa
per, Sew York University Prof DungsOn's Physi6o-
gy Prof. SiIIiman, OF Yale Colleges DIR. Carpenters Phys
ocgy ogether with reports o[cuREs from all parts
l. Il. PATTERSON, 80 Monroe street, WHEELING,
Wholesale and Retail Agent. mar26-a9wIy
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= l,-s-TI. - NOJ1Ee. 1900 -
WI. D.MOTTEt has associated with him partner,
W.. his brother j.. w MoTrE, the partnership COM
nencing the 18th inst The style of the firm will be
". u. M0TTE1 BROTHER, f.; z.z lfebt6
7! IN aas. Second Notice.
LII persons Indebted w. D. MOTIF requested to
a call and settle their accounts Immediately.
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DIN RNsr ~
wheeling and Franklin Cotton
ii >. Ll.t LeLnL.iu Mill .. - ! u

sud Cotton Mills, located in this CITY,
sIg!y sllGEsEs a. theowest rates o. -
WINES: Cotton Chain, covend Yarns, coiioR la!
'i iSsI' eu0' -'-t5'''i 4fa JAMES KNOTT,
J2A riuieuhanl
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Rstabltshed in 1929.

rTHoMPSoN REYNOLDS, interested in the sbo,,
House. respectfully invites Western, Merchants give
II, .HsRfaA r. atA--Afs' Irfp
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-. ,. =, - = !. = sSNVE EI POIAIUES-
oSHELS from OrlOiki sgpeyQr article.
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- 800 wood band boxes.
4haniu for the liberai Onae heretofore EXTENDED
Us, we solicit continuance OF the same
SenS MCCLAII.RNS a. KNOX
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~ as Bound to ShaVe!
TNE JAQURS LECOULTRE'S celebrated warranted
u R1z6TS. They shave with the greatest ease and
SRt best brought to this market Just reGeysa at
teefsA - New.Jewelry store. wasMInstnH
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-16

Me- dcm"ndez jamais i unc con-.
ponFqno' ellie vo"s ain,e, parcc op';l ~.
ridic"Ie de solicitor TN mensonpe, 81
tnc fmmc pardonnc tout ! Ihoa-
cxcepte Indifference. "''c
D"n menace lie serpent du talo, !
Ia femme, car les m%6chauts nc s'n;nou.
g"ere onsfo- c"S. Voyez cncyclopt5;.
article rivalit6. ,
lie wolfe fnt %dfcouvcrt par Vcrr.
son rctour d'age.
On Sc Plaint dc ne re%ncontrer oue
rcrncnt drs femmes de genie, ouand -
tronvc tant de femmrs d'esprit : c,"',
~" lie genie est dams Pamour ct rorno..
dHnt 'e eUur.
fiaton' Bacon ct autree ont tt6 grand,
par Ia pensfr, parre gu'ils ont et6 w.,
tales; ct 81 jacob ~n'escalada pos lie cie|
c'cst qniI cut i !uttcr contrc I'm MO-
femme. o.
Luther sc marie Ertyieug. protes,,n.
J"sqna u bout contre Ic bon eena,
hPrcs "voir mis- Ttl?maque au nond,.
Penelope devint infccondc.
J. Bounnr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-16

lie mariage est un Iivre en- partie
double.
Les femmes nc soDt pas coQuettr.
rarCe q]rclles savent fort bin que l.,
~roqnetietic est ic dfgnisement dc fin
difference.
Cost Ia nymphe Egeric qni rtvela
ia femme an vertaenx Nnma, en- hi its.
pirant I'idee du Diea Janus, ce symbolic
d denx faces.
lie p,6tre commence son homeIie pa,
zines frercs,' ct la femme commence.
son harmonic par IN SQUIRE des le,re,:
d molns qn'eIle n,ail dcs ~raisons de SOU
rlre DIS yrnx.
lie. poetes sont maiyeiIlants dan.
leurs IMPROVEMENTS lis comparent Ia
femme a nne Tyre qpi, pour ere me!o-
diensc. ii bcsoin dune main exercec on
vent, antant In. comparer a une pi-
rou' tie.
Dans lie d%ictionnaire des femmes.
anaouIear veut. dire naif.
Unc femme ne - dill jamais bicn pef.
Car ellie Anne d gtrc conso!ee. sur,
tout 81 ellie est blonde.
H. fetlchIsme est la religion des leu.
ncs files, pnisgn' Giles conmeneenl par
"a poupee et finissenl par l'homme.
La femme est pour l'homme ce que
n perspective eat au peintre, un rayon
lie soicil on d'amour est Ia seule marie
In tabIeau.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-16

ct ceox du DqiIY Times ont 6nis, con,
jointcmcn', nn nouv, al, journal ayant lie
tire de Cgnfcderate-Crtfe EnpiiIc SOU
Iianl Ia cause d., kuow-Narhinr-.
T'rois ~uer.onncs arcn.6.s d',vGir vol;
Ia MALE, Ont etc arrGt4es dams le comic
de Newton.
Une Ietlre dun n,on,onr ras;d,nt
dan, Ic comt6 W,.bjnp,o, mando oue
lie mails ct Ie coto, nr7nct,cnI bc,n.
coup.
LIE irgc McFaylan, Dc I.afranrn. est
candiiat an si4oc Dr. II rcnr dn Uis,yic,
dcycnn yacan, par Ia d6mis,ioD DE- phon,.
HaucorE
Ia c5,fhrot;on Il, 4 m;;1o, 6,s nm
outline j Galveston
lrnc Ecttrc du for, McIntosh ON d,,a
dn 20 min. nor.n one l., cr,a doc oa,x
On RIO Graudc, nend,n, +, s.ma;,n
etc au.si forte onsrn 1891
On MA auCunr n0,rpIlc do, H;L,sGrro
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-16

. lie cholera Il fait son apparIllon dams
notre paroisse. PIusieurs negres sont
snorts sur l'ha bitation de NJ. + TEMPT t.
1T sur l'habitation du doctrur .Aiartin
lie Charlton qui f%aisait, dcpuis quclqne
temps. SEES ravagcs dams Qnelqucs parois-
SEES voi,in"s, Il aussi fat son apparition
ici. Nous sommes formes que bcaucoop
d'animanx sont morris dc cet,e maladic.
sur rhabitation de Madame Thomas
Pugl. .a
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-16

!; N passcr bienf8t, denaiD G.,
"p'es.d"rajn, htlas . un fai, dune h,p,
tc grny!tf:
As'aGit dun duel cutre ,Icnx ncten,,
i.'s Hctcors sont c0niores per s,a,
m"is is ~'cO'cnt que Ieur due! sci, ,ra'
gilne.
1T savoz- VOWS pourquoi ccs deux hon,
"e'cs gems ~venlont sc conper In gorge :
ponT m role !. 0 dfmencc
On avai' promis d Pun, on Ia donna
Il iaHtrc. Ilde ira.
1t 10" pretend que Ia piece ct mas
vaisc.
Qnant a rons, sur cctte nfT,jre, mo-
ommes dc l'a'is De Grassof, Qu, rri-
t"nd7t guam leu De Sc batire Fence
pour 81 pen de chose. ccs messicur. %.
dd .ider Ieur Attire ao s,v!ei nix,
&c Gale bonrr mona y tta ds.j,t,
nous nous 50 meg ;ndigaS CONNIE ln,t
lie monde en- l'cntendant.
'. CoCHsNAr 1T CAnuL.
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VENT'E DE SUCCESSION.
Succession dc Stlaphin Laseignc.

Succession &c Seiapnin 1IaseIgnc.
En- ver,u dun dccrct de la Conr du Cinauie.
me. District Jndiciaire de pElat de Ia Louisiana
dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption, sous Ia
date DIN 2 Juliet 1856, d moi adresse, i! sera
oieit en- vente pHbilque, sur les lieux, dana Ia
parolsse Assumption, le Mercredi. Sine jour du
mois d'ao1t 1855, a 10 heures dn matin, pag
Z. O. Melangon, encanteur dams ct pour II
paroisse Assumption, les prophecies ci-apr6s de.
critics, appart' ma nt . la susdite succession, 81.
voir
10 Une terre situee dams cette paroisse, suy
Ia rive gauche du Bayou Lalourchr, d environ
neut miles au.dessous du village de Napo.
leonviIle, ell face da Labadleville, mesurant
un arpent ct demi de face au Bayou Lafour-
che sur q~uarante arpenis de profondeur' Dor.
nee en- bias par terre de Jean Baptiste Lasei-
gne, ct en- haut par terres 20 Iheodule La.
babe.
20 Une maison, I'm lot de pieux, / cheyal, /
lot de pefches a bariis, .une voiture a deux
une mule, / lot merriam d barils, / lot
doutits d tlnnelier, / fuslI, | lot de cochons,
| lot doutils ~aratoirs. Les meubles dc menage,
la b%attefie de cuisine, etc.
Iermes ct Conditions /:
La terre payable en- deux termes egaux, Ia
Motto en- mars 1885 ct fautrc Motto en- mars
1857; lac1uereur fournissant ses billets in So
lido, payable au bureau du Recorder de cette.
paroisse, a Pordre de DeIphine Bondreaux, adj
minlstratfice de la susdits succession, ayec
Iiait pour centdinteret par an apres rechean-
e. LIE rnoblfier payable pour toEtes Asommes
lie dix ~piastres; ct ,an-dessons de: dix ~piastres,
compliant, ct pour toutes- sommes au-dessus de
iix piastres, payables EN- mars 1856. Les ac-
fournissant homes ct solvables
paIoisse Assumption, Q %jnillet 1856.
e. O, MELANCON,
E~ncanteur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-16
UN TESTAMENT.

Tn testament Went d'6tre fat, Quel.
qoe part dams les Flats. Unia, mile fol-
p'43 Grange encore cue celui de Rabe-
'"I'. Ii md'qne, top' au moin:, chez son
a%qtcHr, we grande mtdiocrita CONNIE
aritim6ticien.
lie voici
"Je iegnc a ma femme h~ion-aimfc.
toni &c qucje pN.ede, sans ancune e..
Gee de reserve a mon g. alnt, pnc
motto III r'ste: il mon fills cadet, lc xlr-
pins. n &c rarlagc far. il re.te encore
qoc5q4e chose de ma -mccs<ion, je lr
a MOI ami Thercnce.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-16

LOLA AioNrEs. = Cette execntriane
donsrn>c s'est e~mharqute lie 6 inin q
San tfa"cIsco avec nue compagnie d'ar.
'istHs poir fAu,tralie. .S,ns mi donlr
dit "n )ourn ! californian, Ia belle com
Jesse FRA sensation en- Australia, CONNIE
ellie Ia fit partont III ellie s'est mon
tree. 'nals on pcut craindre qu'elle ne
retire de- ce NOVEL ct loiniain voyage
dan.rc profit que ceIui d une ya.ne ct
creusc rcnomm9e.1
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-16
N0TR& AMBASS tDEUR EN-
ESPAGNT.

UHe dji tchc de Ma!riA, Espagoe,
Porta"' Ia date do IA i esl aims
corqne
Her, NJ. Dodge 4 90 ga premiere
cHtrev"e avcc Ie rs5:>tre det Attire.
@~tTangeres. Cctte entrcvue IL etc tout
cordlate' et I'ambassadeur y a declare
que son GoaEcFne'nent est ire, desirenx
dc Continner des relations atnica!es aytc
celm d" FE>pagnc, e, que tonte 81 ron,
Gnlle sera dsflgee par cette Intention"
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Tx DEMOCRATIC RATIONALE.

Mons !ison: dams lie Courier dcs Ela,s,
Unis:
Les democratcs nati0uaux io n W.
York ont ca efsoir, al lh$1trc Metros
po'ilaln, nne 8 aodc reunion, dams lie but
d" EoTmn!ar III programme, Qui pu;,sr
scfVM de point De ia!Iicmcnt aux cou>
v]ictlons fpar>es ct anx esp,jts mi. cn Dc.
sHrroI par les men@es du k ov,noHhin
gls."e. &c programme pose les bases
poiItiQues sUlT1htCs ;
|. Addiction con<tantc aux GRAND,
principles de la democratic amtricaine.
4oI o"t 81 Iongjenps Hssnrt aux Etats-
J"'s Ia hber'5 'Faie ct lie progres nl'io,
mai, t'!t rcsp"c;cr Ics dloits DIES Flats,
maialeru EUnion, bauni les drrordrs
lnlc,tinesrt d6jo1e les &tinQpcs dl fpa-
;'stne, dc IiotoIeraoce ct de Icsptit de
section.
2, Lc Congces "a he pougoir nj de
dieter III De coatt3Ier les institution IN.
t6rieurcs lies Efa's on DIES Tcrsito;r,s $, |
quaint Il ses GAcnIt&s a Get %ea,d dams IL
district De CoIunhie, il ct teIlencnl
coniG,lt, QD'iI snIait MS. so1, dn mo 49,.
I"xerccr. Ia d6morrafic ,9g;on,lc rom.
dawn, ,o,,o ,o;.,to. .,I., ="
ct rrsoacInr, ,~or;aor. J., XIII ..n,
;num ; 5'''L,'V'
II. .,xs; lion n,,s nr..:Nn ~
trrr;to;rc,
;, Ia d:mocralir na}fon,I, 1:
/, d,c,r;noo ,o,,o - ..;n. -
titionistes dn Nn,d dn s.sI..a 4',7.
pScl,sesn ~
4 La d6rnocra,;o n,t;o,aLo
d, pnnncxionDdn Cnh" r'.
.Tuis, Ma ,yct, ,ro ooc,n J'.
,orrn,,ihi.s .,,a, rt,n
,at # Ies oht,n,,,au. A., t":, ~ ,, :
M. bIa,ry secrs,a;rn t.R,,. )
,in.ncce. de-. tD,l.,;y,a. c,,,as av .
o,a j., tnin; i~,.,;oa ,o'anua SS" {
S Ic nrinc;ne ;,.r |
.lT.,son dams !, Jsclarasn IuaI {
Ct sauc,;onnte nar /, can.hta;nn
nj fast de- il ,a,r, o,;aa r,s<,;Ia I' :
.pprin6. de- tool n,I;on ) ton g., .
.arlie do Ia Fl dsnocr,,,o jont, {
ginte n re grand ,ync,nn dn;, trn
-IHnrp dana frs ,ttp ia. la. s.o-
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DU x

lie steamship Perseserance, capitaine
Henry Sheppard, part djmanclle der
1ler de Galveston, est arrive j la Nom
yelIe-Orleans..
Les proprietaires du Galoeston Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23
Brown, sh,pley q Co.'S Circular.

D. yo,6riY,l LIyERPooL rhDHsy, pm
To.mo,To. beips Good Frid.y. ard 90 nonasy .sU
ne.. i e., ron or tb. w.es termos'es thus evening -,
nsss to report ntuaed active smsod .ieee ~ ~.
OF the last steiner the eus ntss frsch. ssy.rcsi
" e0o 10 .n,oulstots and 10 100 20 exo0rsu a. an
10 u h. In n. better qualities Of sn-iiesn. % 's rs
oesrer, while oiolnsry S e',,,os.,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23
FIELD OPERATIONS OF THE ALLIES.

The NiepDs Frsmden Bkatt-whose authority il gen.
era ~ doubtu-etaes that the All es have commenced
the field operations of their spring campaign. Move
ments had commenced from three points. Omer Pa
sha, with "a 600 Turks, had advanced toward Old
Fort, and ecoDnotered the position Of tue Russians
on the Alma. Gen. Canrobert menaced the SipOun-
gun lorii6caiion aod had taken the StsrmOst Bridge
Of the Chernsys. Lord Raglan defended the plateau,
Il e railway, Kadikoi, and Bslaklaya. English ad-
vices from before Sevastopol state that, TO goth Of
March, no FIELD operations OF magnitude had been un
deIteken. Large reeniOrcemens Of French were
watec for.
In partial confirmation of the above, a dispatch
from II. Crm ssys that operations would commence
the Sd; that all the troops around kaniescl had
received orders TO draw nearer 10 Sevastopol; and
that ships of wsr are recalled 70 the Black Sea.
1be Convention is published between Britain and
the Porte, authorizing the taking OF 900 turks into
the British service. This treaty guarantees that
Is coo shall be detached from the regular troops and
0C0 from the Reoffs serving; tnat eli TO be
placed under British officers with Turkish rank ths
The iaiions, pay and pun'shDents of the men shall be
tie the Turkish service; tina. their religion
she'll not be intefered with; and st The end oil the
~er, The survivors shall be returned to the sultan
Draft of treaty is da ed Sd of February rattle atoms
exchanged at ConstantnOple March II, 1855.