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IyENERA AGENCY AT WAsufsGTS+.-~1be sut.
IN scrber, formerly Richmond Nfgns having
N once IN this city, fron 81 m Ifras
uv Dcrament ae gegern
~spccny revolutionary services and taf afd behs
and pens,ons under the acts OF Consess r-
OF the tate baFd bmNeoes
bp has perhaps nade q ne ni
mcnse rnpe the fins, adins etee ~
Richmond He cnpons nsex 70 fe ~ oH
the other public Capitol OF virginia These ara ue
twenty years eApencr ca
,le him pp,rusred 70 nfn he a ne ~" e
H. where the claimant himself iey he thtey
unnhir q - ,a....
~ ANA ~ ali who served fnrieer rH s
charges wil he very moderate fhi+iA hte'
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accowac, virrinia,
| Jane Esq, Rchmost Nfrrinta.
y. Comrissioner of FenS1pf, tconsona
Virginia.
HtaNord ". Parker Richmond, virginia
4 g3an. John s. rcrdletop, Virginia.
/ Hon. Samuel Chiffon Washington, " "
i Wilixm j. Ward, Baiumofe-
4 Tmberiskc, New Nafs
4 March 7-dAcplys
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HOME MAsCFs C4ThEs
FairyI.sy Cotton x.os..s,

Aug 4-dihNov30 4
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
CLAss Y,
10 be drawn in Baltimore, Md Saturday November a. 1855

a2596 prizes, amounting
Whole tickets Sio-halvcs S20quarters Si0eighihs S.
The daily union., 1855-10-14

Centre market well supplied yesterday morning with
fish, flesh, vegetables and We heard no serious
murmurings NJ the prices.
The daily union., 1855-10-14

Report IF Dr. Kme. The following il copy Of the oi-
ea report Of Dr. Kane, commanding second Grinne
dilion il search Of Sir John Franklin the Secretary
the SaFv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
LATEST.
THE LATEST.

The duration of he present session of Parliament
depends on the progress Of the Government meas
ures but 1t will probably adjourn in about week.
Gen. Osiensacken had arrived in the Crimss, TO
take command of Dannenbcrgs division.
A priva'e letter says that the ratification Of the
treaty with Austria exchanged at Vienna on the
18th.
If the negotiations now pending do not produce
peace Russia will call ou, l6 men per l 300 equal to
a million of men, TO take the field AS carly az pos-
sible.
Cherib Pasha is appointed Turks Minister OF
Finance.
The text of the RussiaD note which Prince Cor
chako If addressed TO Count Bucl, at Vienns, on the
25tb, as follows;
lie soussige est sutorise de decarer : NJ. Buol
que la Majestic lHmpereur sccepte les qu.trs propo
.itIors Cabinet de Vienna pour serylr de poR. de
depart des negotiations de paix.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
LAli IWIE'LL/GEVN
BUSINESS OF THE COURTS IN 1854.

NsN-1Okk CohaO' FLtas.
Tfs Ho7 D. r NGRAHAM First judge, and JUDGES L. P.
woodruff and {. ? DAILY, Ban Il JAWS ESQ Cl-rs.
Special 7'eru,, for me TriaI Of Lsses u Lar and
The Htaring # Motions for Neg Tr'ais.-The num-
Der of motions and issues Of Law argued and deter
mined from Jan, !, 1854, to Dec. 30 is l AS This
does no, include the arguments and decisions II pro.
coedngs under the Insolyen. laws the orders for
examinations in supplementary proceedings, and ar.
guments and orders tbereupon, which greatly exceed
il number the other motions nor the decisions on AZ
tachmens or proceedings on habeas corpus.
Naturalization The number Of persons natural
lied in this Court from JAN l. 1884 to Dec. 80, is
459 Judge Ingrahsm, in 1885, rendered de-
csiop that all applicants for naturalization mus. be
personally examined By Judge, in open Court; and
such since that period, has been the rule in this
Court, and, we believe. in the other Courts Of the
City,
Number Of causes disposed Of in this Court, for
trials Of hsues OF fact for 1854, viz:
Tie whole number Of cases placed on the calendar,
COS hied by Jury 1876, tried by the Court without
Jury 1915 dismissed 65 referred, e3; settled, IS
remaining or the calendar, 5s2.
Several heavy causes were tried in this Court dur
ing the pat year among which were the Wslie d.
vorce Gaze, occupying seventeen days; Keller ss'.
Church seven days, and Barr AL Eroen, seven aaye.
Number o. causes on appeal, &c, submitted or
eues sad decided at General Term i35.
suPERIOR COURT.
The Hon. Thos. J. Oakley, Chief Justice, and John
Daer. W. W. Campbell, joseph b. Boswor'h, John
Slosssn and Murray Hoffman, justices Clerk, Geo
II. E. Lynch, E.q.; Deputy Clerk. aod Clerk Of
Trsl Term, Psrt /, Geo. =. Maxwell, Esq., Assistant
Clerk. aid Clerk Of Tisl Term, Part H. II. II. Rice,
Log Robert ID. Livingston, Esq, Clerk General
Tern; Pe,es Lemon, Eco Naturalization Clerk
wm. d. Brennan Eco, Clerk Special Term and
Means. jesse Oakley and Augustin Snow, Assistant
Clerks.
Ire number Of causes tiled, referred. complaints
dismissed inque-ss and cases settled, the last year.
in Ii. Court was e. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
R,ehsrdson. Spence & Co.'S Circular.

Fer LnGnff LIVERPOOL. Frds, Dec iots 80
III. trade has shown irnbess this week sud 81
Tue,days m.st there general inquiry FOR FLoUx
End WH,Ar stan advance Of Dbl aud Ito 8 2 oushe
The cEy q obsiuns coa'iRs vessels m continues .no
consequence INDIAN Coss sss been very quiet but pfee
We rnaIisintd
Dudps the week We h.y. received rom the States 80 90
fu,h-. Of go bushels Of WHEAT and 5Ss9 oo OF
Flour.
d.,sn.rket, wsEAr and FIors were arm. with an
urwsrd tsrcsrcy lSDIss Coss steady 81 t3 20 So for
p irec SIC lai6 for yellow and white.
Br-The <. prices stwhch the recent sFrivs ofnsw are
held trevers ready sse ana hear OF only ueree
pine being taken 400 Tie quality Of the new Beef
!. tosIcey equal 10 that of las; year snd much Lighter
parcel o. las arrived very Little dong
and 10 chance IL price -,
Bioos eel, in retail at buy,s prices In Ireland the
SUPPLY HOss much 10 ~ zsi year snd prices nave
is coLs.queuce, declined irI 20 IS e~t Tn. wi nste-
rials affect the value OF American Bacon ana Pss
LAID has asaB d-C1ed Cd ~ 1 Y cwt without leading
Tie lies eseh sh0ni 30 tsns 81 81 - 90 81
yAlIOW liver, dali 81 tue quotations Of las! wees
COITok-Iss d,cnins msrsep N America, sns increasing
e.n. crop ,4vised Per Ass have this vesf renewed
the d..e ,.i .nd the demand belng limited prces o.
Ordinary I'D uidoug qualities have Gee Esd i'd sd 'he bet
gr,ee. I'd T. II Tie mntst !, freely 'upPAsd AID the
cferee landed n Manchester there zht
psue IN TIE demssd sisr the ss rcfeu o. busns Ire
su,i or.sse quotations New Orleans Mdtns I'd u
Upland go IS lsi a. y s4les for the week Amer.
&C 80 bs other descriptions $40 bAes Iois % 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
THE WAR.
GENERAL ASPECT OF AFFAIRS.

GENERAL ASPECT OF AFFAIRS
There is no news Of he slightest interest from the
Crmea. Affairs within and without; Seysstopol re-
main precisely as they were. Occasional shots are
szchanged when mark presents, bat the firing has
ceased 20 be continuous on either side All field and
sege operations suspended by thu heavy rains,
phich have rendered the roads impossible, and have
filed tho trenches OF the besiegets with water. The
besoged avail themselves OF the respite 70 repair
works, Cholera and scarcity prevail within the city.
Dseeters report that Menchikcf has received con-
adorable reiniorcements, but they arrive without
supplies and almost destitute OF clothing. BY this
tine the Allies must have received $4,000 to 10000
additional troops, besides abundance of supplies,
warn clothing and wooden huts to shelter about half
The Nny. II is afirmed-bu. is probably an exagser-
alton that the French force will be augmented to 10
divisions or about i2O 900 men, which, with The Bn-
elsh and Turkish renforeements, will make the
strength Of the Allies 900 900 an army which, 1t is
eonadered, will equal any that Russia can bring into
the field
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
brown. Shiplsy & Cos Circular.

Pr desni,s LIVERPOOL Friday Dee. IS 1884
II. CoTros market has again been eIs-msy duh aud
rress .ras With continued anKiefy among holders
!. rea1e decline Of "a I, . lo~ addn. qualities
srd Of .P3d y n IL fair -
srror-. ssrr 6so snd spseu.foo o bales To d.y, ns
huss !. slsd 40 hsss
FAR ~, Fair Mobiles ..is. Fsr Upspds. 81
kidthIs DDS ssdelnLdo ..iis &iddi,nsd0. 1915
Inf ~ and Ordinary f5:GlA fD.
The so-k of CorroS this Port, 59Sr bales 81 which
81 &c ssanst se2 oeo bales and $40 600 AMER
. q last
In Manchester share has teen rather more dssand for
YAru Goops and ,pnuens s1t Manufacturers have sac
eseded IN maintaining prsyioas rates
The COR uLrset + sssn cete< 10 Consequence o. toe
sn Voet. 10 the ports WELAr Ia. aavsn ed "a 20 3D.
Lu,isI aud FLous Dbl which there Ia fair inquiry
IsDI.s gGet. without chsnge Nessern Casa FLOus
g as n lsdelliia ara BeltiHoe = Ono +S, 5000,
Red II y hs.b-L White .nd Yello- INDIAN Co.'s
~ o44is. Mined - = quarter -
The ,r.n,.e,ops IN Rtss consist OF 600 bbla at ef9
evt ard 10 bhls have been sold at = cvt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

The United States Of America, now long enamel
rated from our Government, give but a dubious re-
spopse in favor of the liberties Of Europe, and OF the
cause of that country to which they their exist
enee. In this, in 80 many instances, the advocates
M free institutions all over The world are grieved to
end how strong sympathy may exist between certain
az the democrats OF hemisphere and the tyrants
ana oppressors Of another But in Candans the pub
liz voice il not divided and recognizing the blessings
Of their alliance with Groat Britain her people hear
lily identify themselves with us IN sentiment az III III
tsres- .
When We can point to such magnificent results Of
tAs rstsm of colonial enfranchisement-when We can
show that the prosperity sad contentmont OF our
colonies vary much III proportion 10 the degree
in which the Colonial Office leaves 10 tsem the man
eesment Of their own affairs than IN proportion 30
their acquired natural Gdyantasos-we must press
our surprise that the Canadian system has not bsen
made Universal and that many and such important
ssttlements are still left in state OF dependence on
Vsnote authority with just enough Of freedom 10 ex-
cite their aspirations and constant and vexatOls in
terfer to ritate their phs-ions the natural and
normal state Of every British colony 10 one Of afec
orate regard snd attachment t. the mother country,
and only by the most peTyeIse and vexatous inter
ference can these feelings be overcome. OF these
things no statesman can plead ignorance with the or
ample Of Canada 10 warn and 10 instruct him When
governed by the Colonial office nothing could exceed
her aienatIOn and discontt 1t. When governed by
bersef words are weak to do iusuce 10 her loyalty
and attachment. Tie whole secret OF binding to-
geber our great empire by indssoluble chain IA TO
islow. su, ocis well that they shall have no desire
for 0 change This has already betN done IN North
Aueroa how long are We 10 wait for ats accomplish
mani in Australia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
INDIA AND CHINA.

The India and China mail "a telegraphei from
Trieste with dates Calcutta November :; Madras.
70; Shanghai October H. Annoy, D. Hong Kong,
.; Canton, 81; Bombay, November ls.
Az envey from kokan. and smother from Dosi
Nshomed hid arrived at Pesbswur the afghan
Chiefs having decided on an Ensish instead Of .
Russo Persisn alliance Lord T. itzcla-ence, Com
m.nserin. Chief at Bombay. is dead Trade in indis
YVES dull and mouey scrce; Exchange @: Calcut,s,
II lid The price Of Opium has declined to 400 rps.
in Lss ihsn year.
Trade in China wss Ako dull. EichNge a. Canton
AL, with few trfrg purchases OF teas. The insar-
reotcr gaining ground il the North It ia asserted
tina, ~ o days distan, from Canton the insurgents
seized /: chop. Of Copgous, and destroyed six
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
THE SIEGE or sEvASTOPOL.

ToTnrrp fht|TFIftf
We ere informed from source which never has
nisled us that tn. lied Government have detern-
ined on milking eKueOrdinTy efforts by sending ont
ample reenf rcement- to the Crimea and otherwise,
10 take sevss.opo before TIE close OF the present
month II Bot unlikely. with this view, paradox
ica as the thing may sound tha on or before Christ
may Day the siege 7 ay be suspended in order that
every available MAI, and all available means may be
brought to bear on grand attack ia the open held
on Prince Mencl kof and the Russian army. Ii Is
the notion OF Lord Raglan hnd Gen. Csarobert that i
is now the turn Of the allied forces 20 assume the AZ
eressye and to give battle to, they before gal
lantIy accepted it from the Muscovlte foe. And
should they prove victorious-of which, of course,
they have no coubi-they will then march direct on
SevsstoIol, which, with the Russian srmy defeated
and routed, will they feel assured, surrender at once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
THE FIFTH OF NOVEMBER.


The 9Th Of Novemb will be an eventfu era for the
future history of the British army. With asst sense
of the intelligence and courage of that grade OF
scdiers which WIS once said 10 fight under the cold
" shade Of arstccracy Her Majesty has called upon
Lord Raglan TO recommen nd one sergeant from every
reeimen, under his commaad to be promoted to Cor
ncicy or oDsigncy. When the recommendation has
been CO '6rmed the commissions are 10 date from the
5th Of ,vember. Instances have been known Of
men fighting their way in the British army, up from
the ranks to n commission, but never before in such
Wholesale fashion 1t Is the old kingly prsctice re-
pswed # creating knights OH the field OF victory.
This grace will add % the val9r even Of British
SOLDIERS it will supply with officers of serner stuff
than We have hitherto been accustomed to- it will
raise TIVE emulation Of the officers more favored Of
fortune. The promotion of these brave men IS the
Reform bill Of the British ARMY. will inevitably be
followed by other equally important anelloratOns.
IRE effects OF this step, not only the English army
but the English people incalculsble. Il is the
greatest victory for the popular that be
curing the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
MARINE COURr-Osc %. 1884,
BEFORE Judge THcMPsON

ASSAULT AND BATTERY At sEA.
Ralph Walsh sst CsP Thompson ADD Gilbert "hss mate OF
sbip Lady fTsnklh.
By secondcsbn passenger, 10 recover damages
for alleged violent assault and bstery upon him, IN
June last during the voyage OF the ship from Liver
pool 10 this port-the captain and mate, It Is sad,
both b.atir him, and putting him in ir0ns-the mate
Jumping upon linn it was said, and also beating him
after be was in rons-and he was So much injured
thai he could scarcely speak or open his mouth for
several hours after being taken out OF irons. The
difficulty occurred about o'clock in the afternoon.
II appeared hat early IN the afternoon, some trouble
TAD occurred between plaintiff snd the carpenter
plaintiff having his wife and two children on board,
and complaining as TO want of "aser-snd 1t con-
tended for defense that defendants were justified in
the course they took, which wss strsnuou.ly denied
by Dir. scoles for plaintiff. The captain presented
letter from Alfred Hughes and other passengers,
thanking n fer his good conduct on The voyage.
The Judg, sfter adv semen', rendered Judgment for
plaintiff fof y conis. For plaintiff, Messrs. Scoles n
Cooper For defendants, AIr. Donohoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

:si: SEPTEMBER ell; October. i,i-7 Novssber
l33, December 10 OF those receiving frs, pass-.,
2o7s wer. from Great Britain and Irelani. aud J s3i
from Germany, France. ani Cher places.
Sr,ciai TerHs Gnd CkGr-h-rs -argumen, 81 Issue.
Of Law. Dcmurrers. Notions Orders. &c s,ls dur.
ing the ysar. 2cao disposed Of.
Gersrsl 7erw-la2 causes argued. ia disposed
Of.
s:FREME COURT.
TIE bon. w "ircHstl. J.. sus Justices Roossvstr
Mossi'.rs CLsRKs. Ggcgs tnw'sos. wa. ts been e.
Sc, = hi. corr'. "a 1857 NJ Da.-assry cl.'i
$500. I. n "a ~ Ae.a. o. Cs.SSes A'-'-' .
In Gs ersl Term 20 causes argued sni de-
cid-d In Special Term asa motions heard aud
decided. In Chamber during the year. ssr arach.
ments were issued 1877 inunc;ions, lbs orders Of
rest; there were les motions before Judge Ntchsll
goo before Judge Roosevelt POI before JUICE Morris,
AID 500 before before judge Clerke. Besides those
IN Special Term. there were, in Chambers, % de-
CTses Of divorce.
In the Circuit Court the number 81 c.uses tried.
including inquesis and dsmssals Of complains, were
5l9.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Hsa same Nielsen pestirt Jsdis' Joha w Ss
n. Hon s.nue! l. Belts Di,ie. Jui.sJ " sIs Jadss
Of The Court
During the last year. in this Court 60 suits have
discontinued, and defaults taken. The number OF
appeals from the L. ). District Court, -. Two cases
in appeal from the L. :. Court have been taken 10
the [. : Supreme Court. az Washington.
The Clerk and Assir'ant.Cleyk Of this Court re
also L. ;. Commissioners, and have Issued, during
the year, ,55 warrants for ofenses sg,nst the laws
Of the United States viz For being engaged Ia the
trade, arson, CONTRIBUTING eubezzng letters,
muegling larceny, revolt, ssssult with dangerous
weapons. &c.
L. = nISTRICr-ATrORNfr OFFICE.
JoHs hCkroN District Attorney PHILIP JoicsiNs
ESQ Assistant District Attorney; sDi MessTs e.
sIhDoRr Js and W 5 srILwrLL, Clerts
S.ncs July 20, 1884, tthe time of the appointment
Of Mr.. Mex the number o. equity causes begun
Was &C, common law and equity cases, 50; c<imina
cases. To-. The number CONNER ced by former Dis
trist-Attorney and p-t.d by present. Dissric-At
toTney So applications for pardon {; tried aud con
,i,'ea, "a scquittal. Il Jury disagreed, Il and
Other cases, -
MARINE COURT.
tt. rop ALFRED A. PHILLIPS. FLoREssE McCAsrHr
AID ALIEtD 4. THOMPSON Js.tces. Moss ID GALs
Fac. Clerk
The whole number of processes issued by the Court
during the year. including summons, warrants, and
attachments, was ,f72. The whole aumber of judy
uents rendered 1888. Number of causes dis
missed settled, discontinued by the parties, 1894
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
SPAIN.

Tie news il not important The Ministerial crisis
appears 10 have blown over.
The following news is telegraphed from Madrid
Stb, to the French snd English press
"A conspiracy in Cubs has been suppressed.
Two Uuied States packet have been seized st
Havana for having conveyed arms and sediou. proc
Ian aiiors.
The principal sou.pirstcr is $ native y the Uni
ted States, named Scott. The proclamstOns CON-
plissd seditious publication Of New.YOrk. named
Ia YsrdGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

bed az Ror1e to consider the Tnmsru's,e Ccbcep
ton The humber Of " votes" SO. including
proxie- end sbops 20 Bishops sctusay present. OF
ihese 80 pronounced By reclamation for the new
cosuG % voices questioned TIE appropriateness Of
such d discussion jus; now while only { votes pro
ie4ie, 20 assis-t the dogma and sg,inst the right
Of he Holy See 20 9e-ie GUEST Of that importance
without regular council. OF these votes. >, Il s
runored. ere contributed ~ French pre.s.es
uams'. NJ Olivier, Bishop % Evreu1. sna the other
DE ArcLbisi p of Psns himself Globe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
FRANCE

Queen Vctoras speech was published in all the
Pair papeo. and wa, very fsvorably received
The cmbuk atoa OF troops and military stores con-
t1uce with greater activity than at any period since
the commencement Of the war.
An Imperial decree promulgated the treaty con-
elsded July 10 1883, between Frs1'e and the Ar
eentine Confederation for the free Navigation Of the
Rivers Paraguay md Uruguay.
As stated, per last steames, Admiral Iauin has re-
urned TO France, and has resigned he command OF
Il c French fes in tie Black Sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
Nm. Gardner & Co.'s Circular.

Per Atlantic LIvErPooL. fddav, Dee. IS, 1884
TIE new referred ~ ast l. landed but II does
not - rssdil, the hsa price which he'd lettering
JuIcL..o sio psess prices will only Buy ~ mar "ah's
ie0uae Old OF low qualify has been more impaired tor
In Fors The business has bees trang without change ~
pries. = .msIl parcel OF new sss srri'ed
Tie HACos IL Of rstai character prices are
supported hot h.ss continue 10 meet buyers freely
For SHOULD FKs Oh. inquiry 10 DOT scrse
s..in lower 10 = ewt. without leaning TO ~
,ivity Tn. sale. Tor the week re.oh ~ tuss
- he reduced rrisss for cHrssE there - more se'e &c
TALow j.. very slow sale ABOUT last weeks pricss
InsITD t.KE ITO buy
The frrEess the Com MARKET which shown al the
end OF isksr increased and fsr extent OF
tGsne.. has be.n tauased daily AZ a. adv
y 10 r. Whe.t and ~ & rs y bsl on Flour To
steady d. fo al srtices az fall rates
IL u s.ket tlo.in IImly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

II The mail from the Cnmea does not bring iniel-
eepce OF any decisive success, even of any extra
ordinary progress in the decisive success Of
any extraordinary progress in the immediate opera
Ions OF the army, il conveys, think information
81 very satisfactory character regards the gen.
fsl aspect of the war On two recent occasions the
feelings OF the nation have been serousy agiiated by
ne pews from the East The victory G. lnkermsnn,
nough shedding the most brilliant lus.rv arms
almost stunned us by the severity Of cost to which
lk Gd:C.ie We publish 10 day bears sdch sad evi.
oence, ana LEFT US naturally alarmed for the safety Of
our eyematched and exhausted forces. Scarcely had
We recovered from the apprehensoDs thus created,
.hef the reports arrived Of that tremendous STERN
=! which many men, vast amount of munitioas,
ma whole feet Of transports were lost, The ee-
mess appeared to baye done US more harm than the
ueny. Shot, gunFosder provisions, stores the
shsef clothing for the soldiers and hundred thiRgs
.eoesary TO make the army elective were said to
n'e been lnglea IN the pillows of the stormy Eux.
nv snne iorebodings o! the mos: gloomy Kind were
respecting the prospects OF the siege. II We
xonues. .ne view Of Affairs with the reports nov
VNeH', e'ei iortngnts interval, VIC shsll discern
~s my n ascension Tor encouragement ana confidence.
INC description OF the battle of Inkermanu WA
Dot evechnged regards its coz, 4. ths non,u.,n-,
We oid, indeed lose very rsany of onr hr.vs.t .ol
wen, but the enemy Loaf stn more and thu s,rspu,.
Hnta details Of the occurrence Ly enshl;n,, "a =,
s9preiae more fully the projects Of the Rs.sn,
hAve placed in a stronger light th.. hsfo,a e..
esude both Of the stake and the vic,ory 4 w..s,
snPiy an attempt upon a weak point Of our line,. IL
~ an ATTACK upon the position Of the Allias con.
Ised with considerable skill and executed vits
Ss'meus forces, but entirely defeated. Ye, we now
ensio that the defeat was even more complete
had been supposed, that the Russians lost an in
liable nunees Of men, and that they hsve suffered
snee nom the severity OF the blow. Despite
weouess obstacles, the operations Of the siege
ssa ne fire OF the batteries, which for a few
sao been slsekened was again renewed with