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DINE JEWELRY.-Ih have just receiver

DIME JEWELRY.-I have just received
IL new supply of the latest styles of Jewery
and have just finished fine lot of pure silver
ware, such as Tea Sets, Gobets, Cups, Spoons
Forks, Ladies', Butter, Fish, and Pie Knives
Napkin Rings, &c., &c All of which will sell
al much lower prices than is usually asked for the
same quality Of goods at other establishments in
this city, and will every article as repre-
scented at time of SALE H. 0. HOOD,
AIS Penn. avenue, between al and 9Th streets.
NJ EW BOOT AND SHOE STORE
In Samuel w. Taylor a. Co, have opened the
spacious New Store on Penn. avenue next 10
Messrs. Geo., &c t. Parker's opposite Browns
HOTEL for the sale of Ladies', Gentlemen's Misses,
Boys and Servants BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS
and SLIPPERS.
In opening this establishment our aim is to be-
come popular by keeping good articles at very low
prices.
IL Arrangements have been made with the best
Northern Manufacturers for regular supply OF
every article exclusively TO our order.
BY respectful attention to the wants of those
who will favor us with call, we hope to merit
their future confidence and patronage.
S. w. TAYLOR 81 Co
Penn, avenue, opposite Browns Hotel
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TAKE NOTICE,
JEWELRY, SILVER

WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
w and Plated Ware al Reduced Prices.--In
anticipation of the approaching dull season, we
offer our entire stock of elegant Gold Watches,
Rich Jewelry, Pure Silverware, &c, al greatly
reduced rates.
Persons would do well TO examine our assert
ment, which is by far the largest most fashionable
and best selected ever offered 10 our customers
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CITUATION WANTED.-By young
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as waiter IN hotel or family, or Valet de Cham
6ye. Apply nj this Office.
Mar IS
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ID ARTLErrs AMERICAN ExpLoR.

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April 2l-lmtf
GRACE LEE, by Julia Kavanah, author
VI of Daisy Burns, Madeleine, Nathalie, &c
The Summer Land; a Southern Story, by
child Of the sun Just published and for sale by
r. FARNHAM,
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NORTH AND SOUTH by the author of
IN MARY Barton" "The Moorand Cottage
Crawford" &c. 371 cents.
Kings and Queens, or Life in the Palace. by
John 5 9. Abbott new edition, just received and
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March z
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M RS. L.. T.. ALEXANDER can ACCOM-.
wi modate lew Gentlemen with Board: or
Lady and Gentleman, on street, between 9th
and 7h, No. 502 The House is situated short
distance from tho Patent Office and other Depart.
ments. Nov loft
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HOURT OF Digested summa-
" ny and alphabetical list OF private claims
which have been presented to the House of Rep
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claim, with reference to the journals reports bills
&c, Calculating It's progress, compiled by order Of
the House of Representatives. A few copies for
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Apr IA
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LAW NOTICE.
BroXYn. Sfanfan. and WalLAr

D. c., April 90, 1855.
Apr 21-lawlm
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ToHN II. BUTHMANN: Importer al

CANDY q HATCH, Baltimore
PEEL 81 STEVENS. Alexandra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
FRANCE.

On Tuesday, the goth March, the Emperor reviewed
the stole Of the Imperial Guards in campaigning
equipment, and presented standards to the Cent
G.sdes, with the following speeca:
Soldiers. The army is the true nobility OF our
country. preserves intact from age to age the ira
dtions Of glory snd Of national honor, and YOU
gepeslog cal il here-lpointing to the colors 1t
marks at each generation, a new victory. Take,
then there flags cor fide them TO your honor, yodr
courage and your patriotism
Rap urous applause greeted this orstion.
The lsiest Partisan mot has references TO the ru-
mored journey of the Emperor and Empress 10 the
East: Z" l. Imperative va jerusalem en- Peier'"e
daLs / espoir EN- reveIir Sdtste, enceinte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
INDIA AND CHINA.

TIE Lcrdop papers publish summary If news in
sp,cit alton OF tt, 0verlaud Ind,an mail Calcutta
dst-s are 10 F,bruaIy9 There is nothing important
from iIGia hey oDd the oten-repeated statement ma
r.gou-iiobs progressing favorably between D0si
NJ hon ID and the ",itsn
Ds'es rem shanghai are 10 the 10TH Jspuiry "a
tie 9Th the French attempted - storm toe city I@o
bu, bred men ,uced iron Freuch ships, AMI ef-
f-etsd = breach, the steamer Jeanne Arc aud Col
bpt Goa usucl, be city a. tte sane TIM.
Two d, tachments If + ench succeeded IN mourning
the brt s,b but eIposed to severe DE fr n tho
bouses party pufhec on. and pientei the French
flag upou ia, North gate but us then AT c"pfd'lrn
ersu.o iron, parry Of Imp. r. ,lists entering the
brea sud steu piiog t. zeal. bs ais The French
hsd TO retire enc re. sDsf the breach. when the re-
call wss .ouIo.d. To. Fferoh Lost IS billed aud 81
wounded. Admiral Lseus a~si's reenforcem.Dt-,
10 Te,une OPERATORS. Tne Eoglish aud American
forces took psrt III the shair.
There IL nothIg Of muoh interest from Canton.
Tie river il closely held by The insurgeot-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07

on the future mode OF Cioosssisn warfare and the IN
PRODUCTION Of more civilized manners and casto n'
generally smorg bis countryme
The folio wing We related TO me by one OF the Prus
sian officers Of tire 9Th Cursssiers, Emperor OF Rui
SIS Who we're sent, in the year 1879, TO - P-s-s
burg ss population froa the reg ment to couZrsu-
late the Car on bic having been fve-anf-t~-n'y
yesrr Colop.l Of ths, corps Ncbolss, Who receiver
the ,fhcers with marx ed distinction, took then ~
prorrd y.r,ond to iDspec, bis deren, military esssb
l.t uept, ano smorg others TO the School for Ca
dee vh.re all the lads ~sre drawn up in the long
hall The Emperor closely followed by The Prussian
officers walked down the line. when he sutdealy
,topIed be re ore of the youoees' CADETS pstted his
cheese with both bspcs, and then lifting HIN up,
his.ed him moet sfeciionsiely Tneo. turning To toe
Prus.isps be said: Gentlemen you viii never
"eu.ss who this lad is He il the con of my nos,
"hiti.r enemy the Chcassisn cb'eftsin S1sm,l, ~he
"hss placed him uId,r my care for his educ inon y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
Brown. shipIey u Co.'S Circular.

Pr, hdlfc LtvEsPooL. FHdsy Nsffn y va
W. tsvr q report . more business "a Corros 90,
the departure 10 eon-ggen:s o. sessef
BY his late large sirvA of soli ,ai troa ~
CROWN srprs that the Low s',t " the tvers
tnitec -tst<s y materially cBr'sl oar rcsipts
The brs0es fr the wei ios st eVeninf reached fT
81 60 bales sseUsior tsbos IA 60 Ard .Iprtes
be he 6,nsJd beus hseis met ~ nSld are oalr %
to 70 qao'stoIs rNtsll, H. N. The trsnseioos
dasae 10 90 bs,s. the osNk-t cosias .esdy ts
sif out sLInA.ioe - ~. ellosits quotsuoe. siti
Fair OIL. .u.....5i Fail Mob es.....4 FJs Upl,nas
Md OT..p.5S.6 Md AobIes..bt-o Md upl.sds.
oi6h.y... .idi Interior sa4d Pm
Tots. och Of Cotton this port 80 0oa bales Of xAxs
az American 6 900 a. tns PERIOD last year
asd 400 American
In Of the week there .,,ive sen,ns
N.pebe,,r fr YlKss at On sdvsn:e II ts.0 il 4
the c.y business ba. s.sin become dali, vahs
&c obs itie conF sud prices ere snsse lover
~. ehtpse 10 note n our osS 0sset,h- tsnsss
tier eeiR FOR usuDpt o. II last wsett
pie. uhne HHE.r. u ~ ci2t; aet losGilj WI
cd Western FLous a. @it. new " dJsii Old rhs
delphis sur.SatnoTe ~ a ~ n.s 81 az I. Oao ~ dsh,
tei sda q 'dtf. s.ur ~ az p enl Nhe Not.S Sop,
Is a IS o. ytIh u a ~. miS-f - dtfeP a.
RESIN d,uAro 80 2dit Y ;st. No ssies 10 report "a
TUkPLarNE OF Ia QUts,IrRoN sAsE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
JENNY LIND IN HOLLAND.

Correslordepee of The Ds Newa
ROTTERDAM, Monisy, M-rsh 10, 1855.
Accordh common scceptslion, Jenny Lind
really one feels q rettrsinr IN calling her by any
other than that familiar pame-his resumed profess
sic a. life for time in order 10 raise thereby en-
dow tDi-fonj for h~spital in Stockholm With
her arrival in Hola and csme the SD news of those
recently fearful foundations shch, in the provinces
Of Guderlsrd and North br,osot, destroyed about
three thousand welog. and made thirteen thousand
Of their Inhabitants emeless. On hearing the sad
particulars Jenny Lind mme iia'ey offered ID give
a series of concers the profits OF which shpuli be
devoted TO the Patriotic Fund now heos Jfmef tor
the relief OF rb- sufferers. The fret mas already
taken place o, Amsterdam. Ae coon as JenIy Lind
apeared il the coUee' t-foom the aucleuce use IN
Nose krO1iIg Do bouDcs "a Its ebthdsia-tn "hen
sl- bad finished her part. the orchestr a struck up
II Swedish N,iiopsi Anthem, aud six children OF
IL. mot distius ushed families OF the city advanced
toward JENNY Lind 10 SIX her acceptance Of gar
Ian D. q bouquet and a testimony OF thsnks on the
rsrt Of The sdoi-Dce, written 10 the Swedish and
Ouch lar qua. es. Ii Is Oroverbaly difficult 10 move
Du'ch auoisI 10 tears 'r smiles, hut on 'hs occi
tiOL the andierce was completely b-slce ies-ifi
tesrs snd smiles in one breath, clspping of naads
stamping of f.et-in short, every possible m-ehod
ttst admiration could invent for giving ttseif AK
preston Yves here q. oDt.d Il would require fx
aler gen than that Of your correspondent IL describe
'tbe poser of her charmed voice '-uothlng sp
piohchre it hsd ever before been beard in II, >nd.
l. has row become the turn the pub ic of HOhiad
o vi dsrgo all TIE stages # the J-nuy lind fever.
TIE ,ronts e h.r Amsterdam concert amounted to
q. ant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
Richardson, spence q Co.'S c,r,.,...

Pr Bake LIvssPooL Friday March a tsr
We have rad fuet veet foi oSrsDsrVTFs. ur,ss
toe stt-nranee OF m.rs snd ih- so>1 ~
holcsrs ~HEAr FLoUs able 70 ostsa la 49,
the ,a,s however, ooLtiDue 10 he Of retail eha,rtsr ~
DIAN CosS fair 8emud 81 q for mixed ~ Sd for Ys.
White lioerL supply aad freely offered ct 81 sr,hp
dai sa,kef The busptts ecne IN WHEar and ~.
wtstIifits 81 rks rsps u T.ecsy kbt.x Cosx 10 s.rs
ctu.Id ard lih but uples Of mirsi md y.lou -
ira a. quarter obtained these qaei Wss
hn,seeec and as full ysae for p,fss sl.aip AT
k,A the, 10 store The Gu t.tioes ~t..
WHEAT, II . q u ~. FL0Vs. IS Az secsraiss 4.
brad ard quality lspf,S CogS mixed, ~ Sdtl 6; ys1es
a % -. ~bite a. dt2s
d'' s.t I'd Il stoch 90 DO, expect mach uProssas
IN fri,s..
Posg ..s. not mach forced Beef Sore sss A..
rSsls of ts.tsfp. on uoe to NJ We.tsf,
Of viy pf.ror qashty, ard caused great datisfssoa
BsCoN In moderate ecu .u6 dealers buy AZ.
xsuts corn 90 better vhen the 1fi,.s nave 49,
l.ra.d rF- suction on roe~, poorly .t,-vsss. n.
bsr, q Jsuss Chefouf for the bersht the sslv,n
~heh 10 DOUBT will stuseG l,te attendance Of the Ia
tr.de.
Lasp !. .ssia lower. So tues sold ats se~t The IN
vas hsve teen rse ts a. fag auOtAaoas fos -
KrsIS-s Sales cts Geo Dbl, common at t6tt
FARK-NottiDg deiDs; nomiaai vsus. ioi y cot
CoITcN- The aoycs. s: such q restore
se.nee 20 the makt the rsSe sad Gsa beesas
heavy Tuietssen the 'siss II The day lNonds') rses
eco bae ard prices recovered ta' " prsvss
web .Ay led to "a y n sHee thsa st-sa, boas-S *
BEEN Don. daily sEo The above .oysoes s.nsrsy o@ss
In Msuete.tsr better feeling pfeysis bat -scsgls
ds,cT q Yarns there s. scarcely any in7'cses
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
TURKISH DEFEAT IN ASIA.

The InUaiide Rus,e publishes the following;
"After their defeat on the 10th June, 1884, on The
Tcholok, the Turks we're compelled to remain on the
defensive the frontiers Of Gourel; and, TO cover
their territory the, had formed near the villages Of
Lsgbvy End ObhtchamOury, two intrenched camps
occupied by their advanced detachments to the mum
Der Of 2 GOO mel in each camp
"OD the night between the 18th and 10th Of Janu
sry last l30tb ard 3lst Capt Prince Gouriel, head
of the Gouriel militia attacked the Turkish camps
with great success. Crossing the frontier tina
bridge Of Textbook he advanced rapidly on Leghvy,
ard vieoropsly charged the Turks who advanced to
meet him. t~itbstsDd'Dg Their numerical saps-
rioriiy, tie Turks beaten The militia pursuei
them into their camp, which they destroyed
sfter driving out the Turks Mean,ims
the Turkish troops, who occupied the camp
at Okbtchsmoury, advanced to the .upoort
Of those at Leghvy, but on the road they were met
by oivision Of the Gouriel militia, uuder Elsign
Djokeli who after Heightened skirmi'h, defeated
them. On the f's shots being fred the inh .bitants
Of the nigbboriDg village of Gourie fastened TO take
part in the combat sgsinst the Turks. Toeir resd-
Iess lie proof the good will Of the fronder pop1ls
fion The loss Of the Turks IL considerable. On our
(Rutsap eide we had men killed, and 80 wounded"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
AUSTRIA.
Correspondence Of The London Daily News

Correspondence OF The London Daily News
VIESyA, March 10.
From The gigantic preparations going on 10 every
brar Oh of the military administration it would appear
that DO inmeci.'e hopes of peace are really enter
tame in the highest quarters Crest activity Is per-
cepuble especially 10 the clothing department where
in spite of the introduction Of the sewing mschIne
the work is nuch greater taau DO done by the
ordinary lumber of bsnd and therefore large orders
have been given TO civilians Aoopg other things
may me ntion that contract hes been made With one
house for The delivery of less than 100 900 military
winter coaks with capote, or bead piece. like those
in ase in the French army, from which IT s inferred
tha. vii ter campaign is by no mea impossible.
In the Tuner Field near this city,s most extensive
park of artillery is being formed. The number of
horses required TO draw the guns exceeds 20o The
Introduction Of Run-cotton into the amy, and 81.
pecaly the artillery, appears 10 be decided on. Tris
Cd very extensive scsle and under various 'sc laic
difficulties ard scientific circumstances, have bs@n
gong on for long time, and the advantages the srt-
Gle has over euDpowder are nov pretty well ascer-
tanned. Tie Emperor takes great interest in the prsc-
teal application OF the discovery, aud has spent ma ID
time personally suoerintendng the series of tras.
IL having been found necessary ~ make an aer.tlon
in the form bore, ard whole construction Of suncot
ton artillery. a model p.rk of 50 guns is nov 10
course OF being cast in The foandery attached 10 the
Imperial ArseLal here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
SHAMYI. AND HIS SON

Within the last few weeks, Shsmyl has been re.
oced BY tie return Of hs SOD, who eleven years sgo
wien of tender age, bad the misfortune TO be taken
prsorer by tie Russians. Stree then Shamyl nai
lot heard Of the boy, and long ago gave him up for
losi II appears, hesever that ~ben he Captured
the Russian general, Prince Woronzoff, sent bun 10
ST Petersburg where the late Emperor took liking
TO the lad, and hsd him educated in the Military
Academy.
1t isIpened let wear that Shanyl, in some sudds
surprise took several Russian ladies' prisoners among
whom wss the Princes Tschars~sddy. They we're
conducted 10 one cf Sbsnyls mountain Businesses
spd cor lined there as prisoners Of wsr but rs ,,ei
With ihe respsct and oecofum due 10 their rank aud
EEK The Governor General Of TiAis sent ia, Of
tru TO Shsuy TO demand the rssse Of the captured
lsoies Offering large Of money aud the liberty
Of several Cncs,sian ladies' who had been ,de pris-
omen by the Russians But shamyl replied thst If
b's con we're slive, and the Russisns would restore
bin he would release al the lsdy.csptves. Tue
Emperor Nicholas ssrt for young Sh.myL gave hin
biz liberty, and httd him out with the needfu equip
nents 10 undertake the long journey. The sIch .nge
took place in the end Of January. Young Sasmyl
Who, rh.n at ST. Petersburg ss not required TO sb-
ue the Moslem creed has profled by his involuntary
sJorr at the Russian capital and hx no returned
10 lis overioytd father an accomplished cavalier,
With comparatively civilized education. II is said
that be tn'.rtsns great gratitude to the Emp-rVr for
his personal treatment and il 10 net impossible that
his return TO his naive tame may have effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
MORE REDOUBrs TO STORM.

The follow ing dispatch had been received at s..
Petersburg from Gen. Osien-S4cken:
"In the night between the 10Th and llth, we erect
ed a new redoubt, about 800 yards IN front OF the
Korpilof BAsiion. Our works are carried on with
tuccess."
The Inraiide Russ hiss the following respecting the
second redoubt thrown up by the Russians III front Of
the Notifications OF Sevsssopol:
"Our last bulletin of the operations before Ssvas
topol announced this, our Troops had commence the
construction of q redoubt on the incline OF Mount
SapouIe, which forms the right side Of the Careening
Bay.
1T results from the report of Gen. Prince Mench-
ko dated Feb. II, (lst of March, that the redoubt
in quss ion was completed, and that, with view stu
more to srney the besiegers, the construction of
second redoubt commenced In the night between
the l6th and 18th OF February, Feb % and March l.
in sdv of the first, above the Bay Of St George.
Our night oper atoms we're not perceived by the enc
n.y. and their FIRE Of musk euy, opened at daybreak,
could no loIeer impede us in our work.
"Thtse recoubts sre named after the regiments
employed in constructing them: the first the Selling.
hptki; the second, the Volhynias redoubt The min.
ing galleries Of enemy against the fortifcs,ions Of
Stvs-iopol co not advance. Nothing remarkable has
tab en- place before Eupstoria'
MARCH 6.-Tne weather was fine and mild. A
bright moon impeded operations by night. The
French bad not renewed their attack on the Russian
works nesr the Mslskof tower, Eight thousand Rus
SLAMS were Of Tchorgoun. The Russians were ad-
vapcpg toward Inb ermspp and were constructing
batteries there The English position is we'll for
tilted. Gen. Burgoyne remains in the Crnes at the
request Of Lord Raglan. Continual fire was kept
up between the French and Russians. TIE health Of
the ali.o tr, ops satisfactory. The Russi.ns hai
received REQUIREMENTS. At an allied Council Of
War, held OF the 4th IT was resolved 10 recomnsnce
active operations
MARCH s.-A dispatch from Lord Rsglan, OF date
March {, to the Minister OF War men'ions that the
weaf er fine ard Dry q o, ths sick we're deriving
b,peht from the change; that Gen Pennefeather had
r,joiI 60 bis dv.ion, Cooking remarkably well ~;
that new battery Of three Brnh guns nan caused
two small Russian steamers TO leave their moorogs;
tha, the enemy contI ne TO manifest gres. activity in
brr ging mp platform timber and guns TO Arm the ad
vsnced works they have thrown up; and SAYS Lord
Rsglapl "vast Russisn conveys are daily observed
striving on the porth side of the town aud learn,
from information entitled TO credit, that the ROAD
d" lssoipg from Symphercpol is covered with vains
LADEN with provisions aud munitions Of war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
THE WAR.

STORMING OF THE MALAKOFF REDOUBr.
Describing the recent storminx OF Russian re-
doubt by the French, The London Times Gays,
edtorislly:
at sppears, by the last accounts that the purpose
Of the allied Generals 10 tl Fixed on the prosecution
Of the 'tee BY means Of bombardment followed by
IN stssult
"Tvo experimental attacks have been made by
the French in tso different WAYS which serve To
shew that II 10 not easy 10 gain an advantage over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
GERMANY.

Bavaria, having her o~u game to play gives her
mil n,itt ar 10 Ausrs nor q Prussia S,Kony
continues 10 act entirely toward Russia Wurie H.
berg Baden and Hesse Dsrn.tldt whose cootg7o's
form me eighth sruy corps, have chosen Prince
Frederick OF WUrt.mbers, man OF very lod-psnd-
ept character for lie commsncer; the Prince is n
bias in favor of Russia. rne Thurlegi,s S'aes,
whose conriI gems form the teoth or reserve army
corpse, ba'e elected Duke Bernssd, Of Ssxs WeinH,
"a no faYofs T. alce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
NICHOLAS DEArH AT sEvAsrOPOL.

MI HULANS DEATH AT SEVASCOFOL.
The courier ~ho took the ne Us of the dea,a of the
Emperor Nicholas To Sevasopol passed through Sym.
phsrcpol on the morning OF the s,h The dispatch
reached Stvs,opol the same day and in the evening
the hoops were cfasn up on the square OF tie thea
ter ard the thanks sent by the Car lust hesore HE
death we're communicated to the army and were
well received.
An Anglo French squadron Of twenty five steamers
10 on the way to Genoa, 70 embark the Srdinisn
trocps for The Crimes-
Acvees from OSsssa OF the lttb repor, that Prince
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
From TILE RATIO.

The navigation of the Crest Belt vas opeu. Kiel
WAS partially open, and the ice was breaking up gen.
eIally.
fyirQ squsdron the frst ns,ament Of the Eng
liih Baltic feet ssiled from Spithead, March 20 for
Kie The squadron is under the comm md Of Cap
tain Watsor and comprises the ships imperieuse. Eu
~ slus. Arrogant Eek, Tartar Archer ana Conflict,
in all PA gus. Thousands OF spectators witnessed
their departure.