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LADIES, WREAFH
ANIMAL.

UNPARALLELED ATTRACTIONS IN.
PubIishsf takes pleasure h announcing % DE On
Hun dred ThousAnd Readers Of this popGiar nouthlv
hat with The hay number commences The publiesfIo1
Of BeautulF Fall Length Portraits Of some Of the os,
celebrated Musical pefsouages. The following which
are already engraved viii appear IN the course Of tbe
year accompanied BY biographical sketch Of each
viz Jenny Lind, Anna Thllon H. souta9, Catherine
Hayes, Alb0ni, and MrsL Z. @. Bostuiek. N tle.e
should meet with favor although very sxDeuaive tev
VII be followed by others Of similar character. a.
they are determined that the Wreath and Annual shall
continue % be not on the eheapsst hat the best Dol
lar Magazine In the world The contents sill be en-
trey original from the pens ai the abless and pures,
writer's IN the eOunsFy Although Literary Magazine
eIerytbng Of an immofa character will be carefully ex
eluded will be the aim Of the publishers to blend
entertainment with insfuctiOn that viii not only eap
vate the taste but also cultvasth thoughts and i'm
prove the heart ----
Each number will contain Fine Steel Engraving
and abeautuily eOlOTed Hover Plafe also engraved
on steel with occasionally popular pieces Of Music and
thiFtytWo large octave pages printed on 6ne paper-
The May number will have attractive TILE Page ma.
King in all twenty Eve embellishments, aud volume Of
four hundred and thirtysfouT pages An Who are inter-
ested 10 pure family literature and are willing TO as
sst In fostering the best native talent are invited TO be-
come subscriber and aid in ts circulation bv inducing
their friends to secure for One Dollar Magazine worth
three as either the steel engraving the flower phtes
or the literary contents, are worth the price Of the
whole.
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MAsoMc CELEnRATroS-Tbsrs WIN Be .
grand Masonic CeIebTstion q New Philadel-
phia, on the 93rd day Of luns-the auniver-
Sary sf 81. John lhs Baptist MEMBER Ofthe
Order from neighbOring Lodges are invited 70
attehd. zara
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~ Mr. @. W.. Rossnbsny. Of Alliance,
vas Tebbsd sf AtWalsr. . fsE days since ol
over SEQ IN cash, and . promissory note ol
s6o. He vas stopping at public house. aud
during Lhs night lhs pockets Of hia pants we're
Tias9 Of their eonisais.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE Partnership herstO6Ors Existing be-
tween Cummings . Btackin hss. thiB day been
dissolved By mutual consent those indebted 10 o. vii
please call ct the old Stand and settle their aoooun
Those having against us vI present the ssmelOi
payment -. 80 -, =, e. j. P. CUMMINGS.
-, Il -. sg.s. Il JOHN n. BRAOKIN.
oarroIltOn, March 22d isss. Il s, a -
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THEvERY BEST BARGAINS
READY-MADR CLOTHING.
THE RooH LATTIY occuPIKo BT = IrlsfxR.

THE RooE LATTLY OCCUPIED BT , MISTER.
The underdgned hereby informs the eFtEsnb Of tAIs
place and surrounding country, that be s now receiving
and opening new stock Of fashionable Ready made
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING |
which he Offers to his friends and customers at lower
prices than such articles ever we're exhibited IN this
place heretofore. Z.
Having made connection with one Of the best hous.
in the city, be enable reesive new supplies every
week, thus Offering to purchasers he important adyEn.
tage of having continually Dew, fresh, fashionable and
cheap assortment make their selections rom 70 their
certain satisfaction.
The public sre therefore respectfully inyited % call
and examine OT themselves Here s the place for bar.
gains The motto is, CHEAP for cAaH Quick sales aud
small profits. S. SHWABACKER, Agent.
CarrOlltOn, April 26, '55.-tf.
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CARRoLLFoN. Nav 9e. ZEE.

Hayhg been acquainted with ]. W. Gould
f03ssbis childhood, the undersigned visited his
DaEtsuean rooms &C Carrollton, Ton the above
dHse,s and was happy to fiOd him successfully
employed ct his favOFite art in which be has
acquired high degree Of skin as an operator.
His artistic expeiiOnoe, energy and gentleman
~ de pOrtment added to his integrity Of charac-
ter will doubtless met only merit for him, but
actusIly secure 10 him reasonable Gsgrse OF
patronage from the citiEens Of CarrOllton and
vicinity. O. N. HARTShoHN'
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ROADNOTlCE.

NOTICE is herebV given, that petition Will
~ be pr s-eDed the Commissioners Oi OaruicOu
their next June sessiOn for AvsatiOn Of the Cssey
view the rO2d leading from T. Umpiebyh Saw Nils,
st the road frUm CanOllton to New HagerstoEl.
Nay 10, '55.-4w. JOHN LEEPERs .,
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Nv. GOUtD, Daguerrean Artist, calls par
ticular attention to the fact that he has reduced
the prizes Of likenesses. Read his advertise.
ment. Below will be found the testimony Of
Q. N. HartshOrn, Principal Of the Mt Union
Seminary, as to the artistic experience. &C., Of
Mr. Gould: .
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BOAhD or SHEALrn;-Rsv. A. Swausy. DR..
D.A. Artsr and David Reshm hare been sp-
pointed By the town Council, hoard ofhsalth.
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6pefl1l Notlff

TO RMY OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, VOLUNTEERS,
TEAMSTRRS, NAV Al OFFICE ERSL LsRAhEN, MAR
INES AND NAVY CLERKS, AND THEIR SURVI.
WING WIDOWS OR MINOR CHILpREN.
Vou are now entitled to q Land Warrant for
i $50 acres; and if yoa have already received
40 80 acres you entitled to an additional quantity
equal 100 acres Whether you desre TO sell or locate
your Warrants 10 important that the came be prOcg-
red without delay, the great number Of Warrants,
which viii be thrown upon the Market must soon mate
rally reduce their value Penons entitled 70 Warrants
are requested 10 apply to John Livingston, No. l47
Broadway, New. York. who has such srran ements With
the DeparmentAs enables him 70 procure Warrants Nth
the least possible delay.
The applicant 10 required TO state bis nAns age and
esidence including town. county aud sate the eompa
ny, regiment and he served In and the captain of
his company; whether the applicant enlisted or vcsn
teered, and what day and year. and foF what term
whether he has ever received any Warrant and se
how many acres and what has become Of such Warrant
If the claimant served in the navy, bis statement must
be vEried according to the facts Of the case
II widow applies, she must, In addition, give the
place and time Of her marriage the name and Official d.
lie Of the person who performed the ceremony together
with the time and place of her husbands death.
On receiving these facts, Mr.. Livingston will send to
the applicant duly prepared and ready for execution s
the necessary papers, with full Instructions These Pc
pe aier being duly executed may be returned to Mr
Livingston; Whereupon the certificate will De obtained
and either the Warrant ITSELF or the money therefor
may desired be forwarded to the applicant or bis
attorney. Regular correspondents. who prepare the
OF Ohsrs and forward them to the undesuigped
will be liberAly dealt with. I
Having all the necessary blank forms, and being fam.
lar with the requirements Of the law and his arrange.
ments being complete applicants can avoid much other
uncertainty and delay which might etherWise ocsur
Address al Communications % 0HN LIVINGSTON,
-sW .tr Commissioner for ap ,ae ssatss
1- l57. REOs3vay, NY,
-s REFERENCES,
Hon: W. L. Marcy. Secretary Of State.
!" yefsHOn Davis. Secretary Of War.
Y. DObbiz. Secretary Of the Navy.
). GHiaris, sec'y Of the Treasury.
+" E.T MoClsihnd, Sec'y Of the Interior.
:" Caleb Cushing, Attorney General.
Col. il. Albert Typographical Eng'I, U. 8. A.
1t Col s.H.Long, % - l7s '' ,"s
Col. F. 8. Belton, Sd ARTILLERY re e"
And Public Officers generally. y
70 April 10, 1855. Eaa g Toss. $50 1l
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BUS Away.

Notiee / hereby given that my son WItLaM, has
left my premises without any Just cause, therefore
herebv warn persons from harhoring said boy, as
win collect hls wages wherever be may BE- employed
slso, vii not pay any debts Of his contracting.
May 3, '55-3w JAMES WRIGHT.
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sss connoEIOs.-Ws stated last week that Mr.
James Patton had been appointed By the
oOsbsil. Manhal-ue should have said Street
csmnissiOnsr Is that i The ofies 70 which he
mas appointed. 81. ~ ss. 81.
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'a - Affslghtl train, consisting Of i54ears,
lsA Buffalo Tor Albany on Saturday. ,the 18th
inst. Thisis the largest loaded train We have
ever heard Of 3.. Impossibilits il almost an OBJ
sOIstastsEn in these days Of steam and light
ning. - N.o ~ 1881. - s7s4 /.
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q / ATTAOHMENT NOTICE.

-gsa al ATTACHMENT NOTICE. -
Notice is hereby given to persOns interested, that
my instance wit Of attachment was issued, Fon Ii
i4th day ofAprI 1885, BY 8. I. Ross, ESQ.,, Justice
Of the Peace n Brown township, Carroll county, Ohio
against The goods and ebaltee rights credits moneys
and effects ofJOsEPH NJ DErsER ASIHoKY GMsEa and
JoHN WE1EH, deiaulting debtors Tas1
CO, PAIssLER.
May 3, le65,-3w.
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BLANK BOOB MANUFACTURERS,

BLANK BeOK MANUFAcTURERs,
eTRCBENVILLE, ..1.r..s..... OHIO.
KEEP alWsys on band large sSsOrtnest Of
Ia school, Asaical and Miscellaneous books PIain md
Raled Cap and Isste' Papers Printing and Wrap.
ping Papers Of all Sizes Note Pspers EnVsopes Steel
Pens, and ell kinds Of Stationary. -.-
They are prepared 70 bn sn Orden from Merchants,
School Committees Teachers aud Others at loW prices
Having bindery connected with Oor establishment,
se are prepared 70 make al kinds Of Blanks lOs Raj.
roads, InsuaDce Companies, County 0f5eerp, BADks,
Merchants, ke. Printed work bound 70 oideF. AZ We
use the beat quality Of stock sld employ the bes! work
men, WOrk viii compare faVorably with that ofsny
olbss BindeTy In tie State. Blanks Of al kinds Psged
% order.
The highest market price paid for Rags andTannsTs
scraps. MCDOWELL h co.
steubenyiIle, March is, 1855. tL
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MASTER CoAMIsSIONER,s sALE.

vs. By virtue OF an craer
Roberto. Story, ct ais Of taIs Issued frota lhs
Court of Common Pleas Of vafrOIl county Ohio, ana
to me directed will oer for sale at the doos Of the
Court House. in the town Of caIrOlltOn, in said county
of Carroll, Ohio, gaa ssaaA 4E9A
On Saturday, the 18th day Of June next. 1855.
The following described real estate, situate IN the esuR
tY Of Carroll and state oi Ohio, 70 N Loss number
One and Five, In WIN. States addition 70 the losa tf
Kilgore, wilh the Improvements thereon. APpfalfsd
ais Terms cash.
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At my instance, an attachment was this day Issued
BY Alexander Keith, Justice Of the Peace OF East
township, Carroll comfy Ohio for eighteen dollars and
seventeen cents against the property and effects Of Al
fred Lee, . nonresident of said county Dated April
0, 1885. READER 4 COULsON, Admir-. Of
Jabez Coulson. dee,
By their ATTY, J. B. Smith.
April Is, '56.-sw
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NEW PHILADELPHIA.

have for sale good assortment OfGold and Silver
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry OF all kinds gold Pens
ViOns and almost everything usually found in Jewel
ry store. Ny shop in the centre block Immediately ad
joining "Bspied Exchange" .aa r"a
Old Gold and Silver wanted 10 exchange for work of
goods. Watches can be left at the resjdence Of Mr.
Wash. Butler CaHolton Ohio and will be promptly sent
and returned when repaired. All work warranted Give
US trial. rs 1s MORGAN BUTLER
New Phladelphia, July 81, 1853. e o. aala
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1000 Ladies Colo Breast Pins. atsS 1000
200 Brocha ShaWls, At ta5 5000
500 silk Dress Patterns, Al so I0, ,OOC
5000 Gold Pencils, at Is 1900
10000 GOld. Pms, with SilV'rCas's, ct e 20, ,OOC
10000 Gold Rings, al 81, so each $4,000
l2064 do ~ 100 each e,084
Eveg PurchAser Of the spleqaid large LithOgsphie
EngFaviDg, VII receive csrthcais of Kembersbip
snlEng them 70 chance IN the above list Of valuable
and costly 6i'S for the People. The Engravngs can
be sent BY mail without being dauAgsd any part Of
the country. ....
EEFIRsT CONE FIRST SERVED Ia
Persons wishing 70 act AgenIs for " sIn please
Send Recommendation signe0 BY the Postmaster or
some other Influential aud well known pvrson, in the
place where they rsGds.
To those persons whO have been acing as Agents for
Ne IN our former Distribution, this 10 BOs EeQuiIed
AL orders with the money enclosed free u postage
will meet with prompt attention.
10 order prevent istAkes agents aAd Others trans
miuing money 70 us will please have Il sealed in The
presence Q the Postmaster and the amount entered on
the way bill.
We prepay al our letters, circulars, &C., to our
agents and correspondence and expect them to do the
same With-use
~ Agents wanted in every town, whom We will
furnish with posteEs eireulaIn schedules instruction.
&e., on application 81 Office, By mail post paid
For further particulars descriptive bills, &C. or en-.
quire at of6ce, No. 2 WalcotIS Block, Town Street
Columbus, Ohio. BURNELL CO.,
-I.1 PkoPRIErOaA
~ D. a, TOlAx, agent for Carroll county.
Mach 16 1066 Am
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WATCH MAKING.

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens Of Carroton and Carrol
county that they have their Watches repaired in the
best manner and on short notice, by sending them to
NV eatahlishmenk In
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kEK RRING GOOD.

0UR FRIEKDS sill ssjoice a hsrs us an
" aeaoeo tbat Hs have jua returned ison
falseslrkA slA lnI,ndI1 so q
NEw SPRING AND SUMNER aOons.
HeFeF eeen raia iaosdia Csrronton. ssFrs, eoue a.
.efvea. An snumsndOu of mtlclsa b entlru,I gass-.
ees.Ii eua sa MAJ say that eur naock a numEF nsH
- q Pis,es hat yla almost c0mpars vita nsi rssrs
soo@ q oosf. A splendid stsck a Fnshsrsi -.
eouprans ~ ths asvs W. fCoI.rs, Laess. g.. A.
80 easag. tesss Beadsafe among ha hrst a ths
- tisls bebrs thsY rfs al roas as@su cros,. 80
qaics saissp b eur uoso w. 81 go ~
u cUHAIS0s tcoUcH.
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MAlen Reader John COulson,
Adars Of the estate Of Jabez ATTACHMENT.
OVulsOn, deceased, ,agAinstAlred
Lee
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MCDOWELL 4 90.

B o OKsELLBRs, sFATI0ERRS
PAPER DEALERss
AID
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llEADY.EIDE oToraIEo.- -
III 0ood as,orioent md a illr prlcsf.
forsals By oUMMIEgs / CoUCB.
SILK PARAs0Lss--AS lie Aig1s indies,S |.
yarn sannsr. vs are prepared % sspply ihs a.
- - = -. = - ---ly. ~
7 AIDES DRESS GOODS -Ths tsss 3 ).
~ IsDd b thS nasts. and q plIsss tksl SHI $40,
Ia Ia .'reE Z o111s 80 ~ 90 "a ! Q.
Roors q sRoEs.-Any AisOang d N tInds.
- aisayso Be found AZ II -. . -C.tCS.
COTTON YARN. COTTON CHAIN AND
v Batting, y hssruial, .Obe hsdst rr. u04g
/ INsRED oIL.-Manriaetursd a a. Preu.
a dee Nil e4tA aAChC
= ALT, LINE q fish, 1sd t-catrea
- By the Bbl. and at retail Gao.
y By The Cord. o&G
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~ D. q, TOlAH, Agent for Carroll county.
March is, 1866. 3m.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-03

The EXTINCTION, OF, PoLrF1c1ANs.-Some peo.
pie actually fancy that politicians can be killed
on by the people and stay killed. It is a mis-
cradle delusion-and no man who comprehends
the spirit ofour institutions will for moment
be deceived by it.. The fact is, our county
breeds politicians, just as nature covers herself
with vegetable and the only questions lies
between the good and noxious varieties--be-
tween the grains and clover on the one hand,
aud witch grass and poisons on the other
And as in vegetation, so in politics, one class
is only got rid OF by the nurture and growth of
another. Let the people arise in their sover-
eign capacity and cut down the place-holders
and seekers-and what is the next process?-
Why those same people are soon seen to dis
solve into different classes-they precipitate
the solid voters to the bottom, they chrystal-
ize little specks of politicians which rise and
float on the surface lgs o rseql sa4ea.2 an
And do the people wish to know how to de-
tect the first Indications of this latter forma.
tive process? 1t begins in deception, in the
protest that nothing of the kind is going on
When man comes before you in the discuss
ion ofpublic matters and relies wholly upon
the merits of his cause and draws his reasons
therefrom-that man is honest, and he ought
to be heard. But when another in that capac-
ity, announces and reiterates, that the dema-
gogues being killed off, now "we, the poor peo-
pie, 4" must do SO and so-that is demagogue,
and he means to cheat the "poor people," and
he begins systematically. He runs the same
rig with his predecessors, and he will meet the
same fate. For the people of this country are
honest at heart-sOoner or later they detect
hypocracy, expose and punished But the
good politician-and there may be, and always
is such--they respect, whether they are able |
to do him full justice or not.-Portland (-Ne.) |
.adv. 39''''@ i3 't' -{7'''' LIKE i'.-''
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r Garusr Ctr aAnrrtiGrmsats.

80 SAhVEh 10 new and thriving town on thu
North bank Of the Mnnesoa River near the foot OF hs
ana Is distant from St Pau, about % mile
water and 30 mlles by land; ana 10 mies b. afe,
above Shakopee. Immediately above the town. a Isrr1
creek empies into the Minnesota, which Jopafhan o.
yer, the first English explorer Of these REGIONS named
aIer ana from this circumstance is derived the
name Of the place. Carver has rst rate landino sor
steamboats, at all stages Of waer the
head OF navigation on the Minnesota whenever the
ter Is too low for steamboats, to the Rapids; which
ne. Carver commands In its rear very rich and en-
ensivs back country, including the fertile region on
Crow River, above forks; region pentfully timber
eds with prarfes, meadows, and lakes interspersed and
unsurpassed In the Territory for the advantages 1t pre-
sents in search Of beautiful and pleasant
homes. Though about 200 families have settled in the
region around CAREER last spring; yet except for
four or five miles back from Carver, the region spoken
OF lies still untouched by the hand man, and presents
rare for making the choicest kind Of claims
Carver likewise commands the upper end Of Lake Mime
tenka, from which 1t Isl distant only miles. The COM
ana people of Carver have Just completed, either
sue OF 9er place, several miles Of the North Side Road
up the minnesota River from Fort Smelling to Fort Ridge
~ anu the Sioux Agency; and have erected substantial
proge over Carver River Is now no obsta-
70 travel passing VIA Carver between the Forts
anu entirely upon the upper side Of the Minnesota. A
notner Road is being made by the company to Grow Rv
er, which will be finished and ready for emigrants to
travel In search OF locations opens
Carver now contains good Store; a new, conn,odi-
Gus and well-kept Hotel; good sized Warehouse;
Biackstth Shop; and several Dwellings,; and Ferry
VIII be In operation early In the spring. The ownership
OF the town Is in joint stock company divided into 20
snares and the propret0rs follows: Fullerton
fre sne DR. Thomas Foster Secretary; L Grimm,
Alex: Ramsey, Capt. Samuel Fullerton, Axel Jourgen-
sen, W Brown, Wmam Constans, J W Uartwel and
: udge P1erse. Carver is undoubtedly point well
tne attention Of merchants mechanics capital
ISIS either as place for advantageous settlement or
prontable investments Gggu3 - teft z az
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New YORK, Feb. 20

Gen. Sam Houston delivered his lecture on
the American Indians, before the New England
Young Mems Association and a great gather
ing of citizens. He was received with much
enthusiasm, and at the close the voice of the
crowd nominated him for the Presidency, which
was received with three cheers. Gen. III. left
to-day for Boston, to lecture there, when he
when he will return and lecture twice moce in
New York.
The Council of New York adopted resolu-
ton, to ascertain the price at which the patent
ees of the steam fire engine would dispose of
their right therein to the corporation of the
city.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. II.
Navigation on the lower Ohio has been re-
sumed and boats are leaving for New Orleans.
The mail packets for Cincinnati resumed their
trips to-day.
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Arrival Of the Baltic.

NEW YORK, Feb. Fl.
The Baltic arrived up about one O'clock
A new Ministry had been formed. Lord Pal
merston, War Lord Panemure Lord Claren-
don; Home, Lord Sidney Hubbard Colonial
Sec'y, Sir George Gray; Exchequer, Sir Will
liam Gladstone Admiralty, Sir James Ora
ham Chacellor, Lord Cranvarth President
of Argyle Public Works, Sir W. Wordsworth
Secretary, Charles Wood; Post Master Gener-
al, Lord Cumming
The above form the Cabinet. Lords Aber-
deem, Newcastle, and Russell, 60 out. Pan
more comes in, and the balance are the same
as last Ministry. Very little other news.
The Vienna Peace Conference has not YET
opened.
Affairs in the Crimea unchanged.
There is reported battle between the Rus
slams and Turks. Also reported, a meeting Of
the Tonabaes in the Crimea, and 400 sent to
Constantinople.
Sir Charles Napier made q savage speech
against the Government. Nothing else inter
esting.
In the reconstruction of the British Cabinet
the Earl of Derby the Marquis of LandsdOwn
Lord John Russell, and Earl of Clarendon were
successfully sent for by the Queen, but all fail
ed to form Cabinet, when Lord PalmerStOr
was called in and succeeded.
| Ill cApIdIldtlOuS udU Ueeu Uldu(
by the statesmen who failed to form a Cabi
net.
Nearly thirty millions sterling had been vot
ed for war purposes.
The North American Fisheries bill had been
passed.
Parliament adjourned for week, at the re-
quest of Lord Palemerston, and was to rc-as
semble on the 18th inst.
The Lord Mayor of London had given q
grand banquet, and among the guests were
Lord Cardigan. Sir Charles Napier and other
received with enthusiasm. Sir Charles, in {
long speech, defended himself and bitterly at
tackled the Administration.
Gen. Canrobert reports the deaths of Capt S
Donlor and Costellau during the sorties, with
the Russians on the 9th and 14th, Menschikof
had gone northward.
The Russians in want of supplies. A sortie
was made on the 22d by the garrison at Sebas
topol, and a great loss was sustained by the
French. There is a report of a battle Occurr
ing on the attempt of the Russians to enter
Droubdsch.
The Russian forces on the frontier of Austria
had been ordered to the interior.
France has signi6ed her willingness to nego
tiate separate treaty with Russia, providing
it conveys the same obligation of that Of til,
22d of December.
The feeling in Constantinople is strongly il
favor of peace.
Holland and Denmark are seeking to join tn
Western alliance.
Eight Austrian merchant ship were fired in
!, to by the Russians. Austria has demanded al
, explanation.
Earl Leacon has been recalled from the com
mand of the cavaly in the Crimea.
The Sultan intends to raise national vol
untary loan.
, letter from Constantiople says that tn
British army before Sebastopol is 10000
strong.
English Missionaries in Poland have been OF
dcred out of Russian Territory.