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- ELBOWS MANuFACTIR RER, Bench Street, near
- Rankin, Galena, III.
Keeps constantly ON hand b liews If every desorp
tion, which will be sold as low and good terms
can be purchased ese where.
n. g.-Eyery Beilowa warranted to give satisfac-
tinn.
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LEROY G.. PALM

A TT0RNEf and Councillor 81 Law, II. Dee
~ MONIES, Poik county, Iowa. Especial at;entio
paid 10 collections. All business entrusted TO hi
care promptly attended 10.
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". A. PATTERSON, MN. TIsBERNAN, WIN PATTERSON
WM. A. PATTERSON CO.,
COMMISSION a FQRW ARDING MERCHANTS
~ Nos. 80 and a 5sesee, kcokuk, Iowa.
Consignment II all kinds of Prpiuce will receive
pro,apt and personal attention.
August %. ls55.--a&wy
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HAMILl1 Il CO.
nEALERs in Groceries and Produce, and Forward
- ing and Commission Merchant, IS Main street,
between ri and Sd, keokuk, Iowa. octSldy
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y. =. HEEBE.
MAN Street, between sixth and Seventh, Whole
WI sale and Retail Dealer In Stoves Hollow " are.
Timers Stock. &c. Also manufacturer Of lin,
Copper, and Shect-Iron Ware.
Roofing and J0bhing IN Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Irnn which will warrant 10 give ~ ,isfarfioR.
July "a 1855. div j s BEERE
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BRITAIN.

In absence OF the Parliament we have no political
news. =.
Subscriptions are being collected for national test
mouiaI 10 SIR. r. chuck
Sir Chares Napier writes a letter 10 The LoRtSs
Times, saving that Admiral Dundas merely carried
out plans which he Napier was unable to do from
lack Of gun-boats
the London Times thus remarks on the affairs Of
Edward Oliver:
failure for million ina occur ed ia Ociobr ~,
about which the ruble have since D. are s nne
all he parties Interested, including some Of the JON ssch
~ tbere would be very yus; sSo@0 ne small
est amount would be Jeff after payment OF % n I've poun1
TIE Ts ded prevalence of these expectations hus
from private ion took the opportunity OF e,au 9ias thu
con immunity sgsnst pecog uoresetseo IT. ace On
them. Credit being in critical stsie, me ,@'se va
given in an emely guarded manner, and ba, for
tn necessity 81 9y-'ps the Ten ,shcy 70 .ann uaas
however net IN rrmskabie wa oy oe $50
firms who had been pPoaed trustees o. ae s.'I an .as
caused notice TO he pd on ho Liverpool Etelnie hat
be circulated In an enqua med form All over he ro ane
no other persons ctud have such opportunities OF os
p., the responsible Of mslead their commeIciu sth-
rem heJe general readiness 20 assume that the nee
ton that might be re ied CO. few oe"into ned
bn the rest aimed ncreouog but the Whole the result
Was such facilitate all kinds OF sop'"iHns
range private distribution Of the asses.nd prevent an
the Court Of Bankruptcy sincs then ,ney nave as. many
Including active demand for by me Gvem NJ ad
rsp hs now T psed aud i il time TO inquire Whistler ,hsy
position justify their course, or whsthr me 70
he sdd.3 10 those TOO instances OF utter rseh
the psrt of persons csmbg portion ia the nefciL world
the nature Of stsenents they may make prvldeftes
purpose be accomplished OF transferring risk from ten
selves to obes Meanwhile may b. neotoped sscoipsw
the latest reports Liverpool thu, suge psany
pSuh ia .cadanee With "a nj con.
coo early stage of the business to take ships vaas
have had the benefit Of their epinss, will perhsp, DO
called upon to ,sGId heavily and ts. zoe Rs'psc o. 10
awinded to something between and Il. 10 the pounL
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10 enable them % increase the number Of vessel. :,
intercourse with the Crimes
The Gasetts de Ia Bourie Of Bsrlin says Tia. Az.
,,ia bss dec s,ed thu. she will treat sccorkag IA
oil,tar, Law every individual fourd tamperins viii
Austrian soldiers or with any person subject TO mr.
,.,v ,.1ulsiops. with q view 20 inducing thea 10
joln the Anglo Italian legion.
TIE WAR ~ ASIA.
.cco,dipg 10 the S,oniteur, the Russian divisoa Ae
tween Kars and Erzeroum, after marching TO DsH
nj, where |, wa reinforced by corps Of 500
mon advanced on the Let or ID inst. upon kespk
Kepmc Q, come Turkish troops Sho we're s'ationei mere
giving way before superior numbers, hsd TO retress.
The Russians pursuing their march had eaeampSd~
three leagues from ErzefoUm
RUSSIA.
BrRLry. Aug. e3-Russian agents arc here, aodse
sebt 10 the chief cities of Europe 10 raise ao~n Tor he
Russian Government.
THE BALTIC.
D.yrzrc. Friday The Geyser has arrived here.
The mortar vessels went home on The l9m' Ad'nrA
Seymour hss relieved Admiral Haynes of Cr9n.sds.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Tie LOAd0l mess City Article says iHGe
"was A further Increase Of ease on Friday IN h9
money market-'he larse amoun's drasn from Ne
Bank Of England during the recen, pressure oehS
likely to lie felt as an extra supply until some Of The
bills then discounted run of.
In tbs foreign exchanges there was slight change
in the rates for Hamburg and Paris.
The DAILY Neics's city article says: The Ene'tsh
"fundr remain perfectly staiionary--n fine, with lido
business. Tie market on Friday was totally devoid
"of any feature fin.erest The money market AN
"tsins the easier appearance lately noticed.
AT Paris to-day French funds closed at tniier
decline of per cent.
"Consols varied scarcely throughout the day from
Yesterdays closing quotations of 81 asll for mony
ana account.
Adyices from St. Petersburg OF the 10th qajte tho
Exchange on London at 36i 36 7-l6 discount.
About :. 600 casks Of Tallow had been taken for
transmission overland at Ill ola X. ). and about
Geo casks at lo6.
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DIARY OF THE BOYBARDMESr.

Correspondence Of The London Timss
ArS -. i1s.1us ..,1g and all hearts beat
ing quick with Anticipation Of to-days work.
7:l5 A. M.-Adniral has just signaled, ask ing Ed
ry6lus if all is ready, which answered: Neariy; one
boet shifting berth so suppose We shall commence
&c lombard The place in less tnsn an hour.
1880 a. M.-SigDal made: Mortar vessels open
nIe with thell.'
sA M.-First shell fred; nine gunbost, CON-
ncnoed firing and the action became general along 10
tho eastward SO far the eye could reach, and TO the
westward O. far a. gun could reach. Every rock,
and garden ard house seens foil Of gum
At 10 A. NJ We s'f FIRE IN Fort Wagon, aud a. ii o.
the magazine bic. up with awful exp Oron, and for
a lew minutes he Russian fire saekened. The enemy =
fire IL very good when once they get The range; 20
prevent their doing this the gunbOais kept moving tn
chce. formed By four or Eve In eSh. 1nd As each
bnDps the bow 10 bchr upon lie oblec, u 10 hroi
then, turnLg sharply round ~ t"ssise. ih1 broad
sGe gun poih,'d and fired and they trn piocoed b.
complete t.sir cisclo uhiie doing Which hoy have
tine 10 fei0sd.
~ LO0s, iFIAly a monster erpl''s.Dn bDpk pa a..
NhIeb lated Nfboet in'sfnirsDH ff niprs uisn 80
minutes, Il pas Ike sDsao IN state 81 eful'sign
vomiting fUth hshind sssiis. fDffs If hprss< All
teams IL timber. tiipplns ,is IL u.s ~ half
en- bSuf ihfAs Disf s,<ishs tsst plA<e. viiiss se
6,s TO pe hsrOLs sid Dsus Ia fys, tia>A<
tP Mis- sreEy's h,s Ia. ts-si veg sises sine
e'elD'b sna btss s,s ~ nssJ h'ss st,n uas ~
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Nav D,h,.b officers are leaving tho camp On sicA
leave Tho general orders Of August Jd " sto R,Ve
,c,ve ~ IN vcr than 10. Compaints are made that
occ,s are no. cent from England to sko Tue places OF
The absent Tho French 20 into the othef eHue"ic
and grant no have. " nth :, ,ha
The presept ~. ctive force OF no bnhsh IN tno
Crmee exclusive of sick and Of ccniorccncns 90 me
wsy il about 20, 900 men Ibc hoeP''he "o NV" "
quite satisfactory condition.
The Duke of Newcastle IL stil IN camp =, N l..
Captain La, ard, brother Of Mr.. Layarh NJ IT, mas
died Of dysertefy on board snip al $500. h, ,,vo
An +, p.ish NAVY writes TO the pap n tnA' wv
short fat headed piles driven into me grouhi uutr
each ,eper would prevent the sinsing OF ulc ~
and thus make the railway scrviceaoe tnrousn'a' 'N'
winter. .o.o.
siy of pressing on the assault upon Sevas,opo oeo'
winter the besiegers TO abandon their aaVa"0e
lines.
proposal is on foot to raise large sum oy SUI W.,
scTition in England and to present It 70 MIS- NiSo
inese on her return 10 enable her 10 establish nos
pita in London, where ladies may act a. volunteer
nurses az they have done in the East let'or 'foh
Mrs sydney Herbert TO the papers says that the s.
tablsh ut Of such an institution is the darling wish
of Miss Sigh tngules life. . A..
Twins were born TO French eartiHere IN the
trepcI es before the Malakoif The lady accompanied
her battalion TO the trenches and prooaoy forgot 'uo
4 Winter camp is 10 be established at the Sweet
Waters near CopstaI tinople. 80
The French reserved camp at Mas'ak Will soon De
aug menIcd 10 JU,VNU ineili 10 US ui'''~'
Msslak and Sweet Waters, aud sixteen squadrols OF
cavalry will encamp at 0aoud.pashs.
Turco- Europtsn Commission has been formed W
reorcanise the Medical Department.
The Turkish Government has authorized me con-
struction Of railway from COnstanInople 10 Belgrade
II will soon be offered to tenders.
Omer Pasha has been decorated with the British
orcer OF the Bath.
On the 9Th August 500 Russian prisoners were ex,
changed at Odessa Eight Easlish officers are sun
prisoners there. , :.
Locusts nave done much damage to the crops in
Southern Russia. IN
soon b. replaced by Gen. Henry Beutinck.
The Bey of Tunis has offered to act against the m
surgenis in Tripoh.
The outrages committed recently BY the Bashl-Ba
zouhs were much exaggerated.
According to letters received at ConstaDtipope the
Russians in Asia had crossed the Soghanli-DsSh AMI
occupied the valley of Chiotchai. Hafz Pasna was at
Bsilbuth in want OF provisions.
The military gazette of Vienna states that the m
peror AL xa der accompanied by his brothers Nicho-
lac and Michael i'll toward the end OF his month pro-
coed to Sevssiopo as he verbally promised his late
father to d. to thank the garrison for their brave de-
fence.
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TIE PROSPECT AT sEvAsrOpOL.

The correspondent of Tie London Times writes as
follows from before Sevastopol under date Of Aug. TO-
"The Generals in. Chief keep their information anc
intentions themselves. II get tho Nalakoh,
little doubt il entertained that the south sic Will
speedily be ours; whether shall DO able 10 ROMAN
IN II under the fire from the forts on tho north 10
another question. Tho Russians driven Out, however.
ard the fleet destroyed shall be al hsorty 10 buay
ourselves with tho tern toris, or 10 move inland
may be- decided upon IA for tho town.
which have treated with much f,fboafanco
!, not 10 be supposed tina, will DO Ion "a IA In ila
pr-sent meat and @uiocablo condition. II Russia
be TAI hfu 10 hHf military traditions, NO sh all obtain
but heap Of ruins aud ashes No snug quarters
will there he la Nov ssool fos tho allied afn,ioa. which
have bsen go long alternately crippled with cold.
plunged io the hneea la mud sse'lad ia siohy chi
mean sapuis, time efo vac, now So no Ton
months hye one when liev as'opa might have beaa Cute
ssiot ani in betiei sonli,ion tino whom
nussis, lisusgs suppressed ,s, sasit loo at not iain
ecu, i.ip elui there sin.o ,bas mads tho pa.a
had Iaiia ii'o hahle afle Ia batlla 81 tto Alma
~ 70 L.aiiess 10 ." ras, tiu.iess aud onIse,s
.,e III aiso tsib of ,io ti..,o wie" tho ,iako
be, ,y""a ,swS., i.s,ssd II tho sl'',Hs s,tiHsa
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THE VERY LATEST.
By Telegraph from London to L'rerpo

By 1degr0ph from London 10 liverpool.
LONDON, Saturday A. NJ, Aug. IS, 1855.
The MoHteur, announcing the honor co iferred by
Queen Victoria on the Prince Napoleon and General
CaDobert says: at is well known that the Order of
"the Bath can only be conferred on foreigners for
eminent military services rendered in the common
cause"
The MOniteur also says iia. Prince Jerome Napo-
leon, whose health has prevented him from taking part
in tie festivals given by the Emperor to the Queen of
England, will come to Paris Sunday, in order to
present bis homage 10 the Queen before her de-
p-rure.
BoULoGsE SuR MER, Friday.-It IL now officially
announced that Queen Victoria will embark at this
port ON Monday next, on her return to England. The
Emperor viii accompany her Majesty and tho Royal
patty 10 Bouogne.
Tho following tho arrangements laid down which
are 10 conclude the spcndor Of this ever memorable
event. viz. To arrive at II A. NJ; visit tho camps;
grand royicw upon the sands grand dinner at the
Pavilion Hotel illumination Of the city aud OF tho
port. departure OF her Majesty NJ II O'Clock a, night
amid hsmbeaus and hrcwurks
rnrNt1i ntrNfoRcrMrNrs ron rur cgiMrA.
I, Ia stated in wsltiatormed clrcics In Paris that
orders have Jus, been given e. send resnioccmenis 10
Tho trimea 10 tho number of - 600 mon.
rnr wntrn srA sar APRON
Noueis an papers siatr that The White Soa Squad
,un had captured Two RassIaa shps aud a small
sieams, Tho sauai,ea was preparing 10 quii the
whiis aea
.rsrnnN COMMERCE IN rnp pi,rh sra
v,sss,. Thursday, the sp,efuH'aas hsa granted
cub, snssa l' @iea 10 Austrian i.sy'ls in e''ei
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BATTLE OF TRAKTIR BRIDGE on THE
CHERNAYA.

Tie accounts yet imperfect. The folio wing are
the dispatches received: Prinoe Gorchakoh tele-
graphs:
Evening, Aug. l6.-Part of our troops crossed tho
Chsrnaya and attacked the highis Of rediouohene.
Having encountered very considerable forces We, afor
obstinate fght, thought proper 20 retire 10 this ht
bank where awaited tbs advance OF the oa.ny iir
four hours IA Loy old not IN we forward r.tuinod
TO our former position. Inc ioas N heayy both
sides.
Gep Simpson teirgfnphs ms folio ssi
Aug. i1.-Pfinoe Gpfchak III COMMANDED in pot
con Glen. Read - killed. Our allies have Prison
The Huisisn oss is Rfeafsr IA IA al nfst thought
Our baitrfies hrp, up steady ere"
Oen rsl'ssier slssiapLi
Aps ~, J.. IL be aiiafh yesterday The einsny
threw fHrafd Eve divisions ,po'ia1 ~ G.QlD
ssssbJ aud ~ ba,ie,t pf neli a''iila'T, u e lie
tsfB.insii"n ~ possessing himself ~ dc bshs 81
Ia Da.iihe Ana having '''sssl ths - @, a.
eel Places isy hsd .a,sia al supplies - saIs.s
b,.is p4k rsnts hsen.s sad scaling isiie's Ill ~
With 'hty ief' 10 'i'ei' retreat As -" ell occasions
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rrc.cu, ucment iuorrcrtune for any de"'"'""
ten against the Cear, ci rsr'a'
n !. ramsrei that Sweden AMI Vs""'
ara a. Ic,low The exsmsle % seA'e -"
a. ,... the Western league, sui ,h.s the ""'',
-. N,u.,. have guaranteed the Territory "
both hipsaNm,. and pro"''ed "e'' supp, :"
Sweden should 10 succeed Ia reS'"ls''"s Wv
hsa From the ee.' soarN's could e'"'a'' l
mss, aeuy the correctness Of those ''''' nc'''
IN 40 circulated by the friends Of l. j
v,,,u.t.,cn for ,,e dslusion Of tho pnbl' y
,.,,Acr S~ejen nor ncumsrA is ANXIOUS or
,,,r,ted 81 maAc sar against kassiA.
4 testimonial {, Miss Nightingale is in course
81 subscription in the form OF funds sufh 'ient
fer establishing Ahospnh 81 London {, be con-
Quoted upon her plan by voluntary ndrses.
&C.
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our artillery fought mos' valianiiy and s"''osa.v.
An Tnesh battery on Tho fis'ng ground o'eup''' W
tho Its dmopissn lent ~ powerful ala. 100 ""a""-
. n on tho field 2, 500 dead aud ~ Russian "'h''fs
and / 6g0 Rassian sounded arc nov IA our afnbh'
nnces Iifce Rus,an Generals arc Killed, AMI VIZ
have moto Than 400 prisoners. Our Ioss amounts 70
TEL Killed and 40 wounded.
Pcli-sisr again tclegrnphs on Aug. 49,
Prince Gorchakon ras aAh cd for an nrmsiicc %
bury the dead Lieut.. Con Read Va kiilcl.
Aug 49, lP.M MI was necessary 10 cOn,inac
The armisiico demanded yesterday by the Russans,
from 3A. NJ. TO 2 =. NJ 70 day for then 20 carry away
their dead. The nearest reiu n va could maze sives
tiese resalts Russians buried BY the French, 2,iZyi
by the Russians, 200. Total, ,32o. -
fSiStedl PELIssiEA
The Monitenr adds these words:
"The artillery has again opcncd fire against Sc
vas;orol An en- in dispaicn led TO the belief that
another bombariment had commenced but that was
rot tie case. Tie fire referred 20 was from our guns
Which have powerfully contributed 10 facilitate oar
works of approach against the Malakoif."
The Moaiteur commenting on Pelsser's dispatch,
which givee the number OF Russians killed a, 1929,
says:
"The losses OF the Russians on the 10th OF August wss
therefore much consc erabo than first dispatches
led US TO suppose. They assume proportion merely
exec, 6ed in regular battles yet should not ba sur
prsed IL the Russians should simply call the affair Of
The 10th Reconnaissance. The lumber Of troops
engaged the ma ,erals brought into the field by the
Russians then efforts 10 take again position which
Ger LipIsndi bad occupied during the whole Winter,
prove the importance they attached to being victo-
Iisus."
private letter from the French camp, quoted by
The London Times Paris coresp 'ndence) reiernc to
the dspoportioDate loss Of the russians as compared
with the Allies at the Chernays, says the Russians
had to pass through deep ravine to approach the
allie lines, and while approaching they we're abso-
lutely moved down by grape and muskeTy, while the
Russians from their position could 90 Lille more than
fire in the air l. was consequently III the atvanse
and retrea they suffered mOst rhe same letter says
the Russians both in the field aud fortress are destitute
of provisions, and adds, If we do not take Seyss-
topol BY our cannon we shsll soon co by famine
A Russian deserter says that when volunteers were
called for 10 attack the Chernaya lines about 300 IN
each regiment volunteered making the volunteer a.
lacking force 10 O00 but of course supported by the
whole army.
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ATTACK ON BERDTANSK.

Capt Osborne under date 25th july reports that he
had succeeded, 10y of submarine explosions ia
destroying the four Russian steamers sunk in Berd-
apsk Bay and in cons. quence Of the citizens having
fired on The British boats he had fire TO the western
suburb of the town. and had also burned ten granares
and four-mis. Capt. Osborne Is promoted for this
service.
The British CUR boat Jasper went ashore and was
taken BY the Russisns, who found on board con-
plete code of French and English signals, OF which
they have since attempted 10 make use
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ADMIRAL PENAUp's ACCOUNT.

On the sth, at y 10 the morning, SIX Eogii.h bomb
ketcbes carr ing mortar, five French bob ke'ces
irving two mortars and siege bs'try Of fonr nor
,srs ~ twepiy.seveu oentimetres, uinch, during the
sx hours Of darkness in the preceding night, hal ,""n
nIsced on the inlet Of Abraham at 1000 metres ron
The place, opened their FIRE against swsaeorei
am happy to report tina, this operation bAs bHen
.rtaetIv .nccessful IL " not mere cann0shir ihAi
H. souSdron. have directed upon sresbork hss
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STILL LATER.
By Telegraph from London TO liverpool.
THE CRIMEA.

~ IfitgrdpN from L0Hu0H " LtttfpVOf'
THE CRIMEA.
LONDON. Saturday, Aug. 25, 1855.
Prince Gorchakoff reports that since the morning Of
the goth the fire OF the Allies has slsckeDed He adds
that it has caused but little Damage to the ortdca
tions.
FRENCH REENFORCEMENrS.
There is to be draft of 1900 men for the Crimea
from the camp at ulogne. The first detachment
marched on Tuesday, and two Others followed on
Wednesday and Thursday The daily embarkaton
Of troops at Msrselles is on very large scale.
TIE sARDINANs AT THE BATTLE OF THE CHER
MAYA.
The Minister Of Finance has, by order of the En-
peror Napoleon congratulated the Govern nent Of his
Saropian Majesty on the signal proof of vaIor given
by the Piedonese evolutionary corps at the battle OF
the Chernaya Their loss in that affair is estimated at
about 600 men.
THE ITALIAN LEGION.
A sufficient number Of officers has been found for
the Anglo Italian Legion, but soldiers have pre-.
sented themselves.
TURKISH REENFORCEMENTs.
Advices from Varna state that sixteen Turkish bat
tsops marching to that place from Rustchuk and
Sisris to embark supposed for the seat of war
in Asia.
The SEA OF AOFF
Advices from ienkele, dated Aug. 3, state that the
covered way connecting the line of defenses with the
was nearly terminated. Two companies of French
naI try four leauegs west Of the town protecting
the rapers Three English gunboats were stationed
along the Arabat, at distance of 200 yards from
each other for the purpose of opposing the move.
ments of the enemy if necessary.
DESTRUCTION OF RUSSIAN SHIPPING AT wAsA
STOCKHOLM, Aug. E.-Accounts from Wasa state
that English cruisers had visited the place and
burned IL magazines and vessels found there belong
ing TO the Russian Government.
The Finland papsrs report that the ASSAM loss at
Sweaborg was 40 killed and 100 wounded.
FRANCE.
The MOniteur of this morning announces that the
Queen has given the order of the Bath TO Prince Ma
poleon and General CaDrobert.
SPAIN
Advices dated Madrid the ED inst state that Cata
onia 10 not yet delivered from the Carlis faction.
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DEMONSTRATION AGAINST RIGA.

A letter from Riga, dated August ~, in The Ham.
burg Ners, says that at o'clock on the morning OF
the 10Th two English steamers, a two-decker and
frgate, The Of the port OF Riga and
opened fire against the side batteries and the un-boats
Lear them. They continued firing until half past o.
clock. Al o clock they sailed along vhe cast OF L.
o'clock they returned and resumed firing until clock,
-: h~. l1F.
hG..s..
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FROM ASIA.

Staten enis regarding Omer Pasbas movements are
still contrs dctory. dispatch SAYS he has returned
TO the camp for the purpose of taking part OF the Turk
ish troops TO Asia 0mers troops will be replaced 10
the Grin ca by the Turkish Contingent under General
Vivian.
Accounts from Kars are indefinite and c,ntradctory.
They seem to indicate change in the state OF affairs
The Russians blockade the place. Turkish reinforce
ments were arriving at Erseroum.
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iop now Tho chief obstacle 10 he c.p'"'o "' W" p'D
a. whirh !, IL ,e tsy However n isv6na errors aavs
he. fallen into Iet us hope that they will IN 'a'aIs
bs avoided, and ,ha, tho nsIt attack will 10 very az,
ierenil, conducted, and have widely different result
f,of, the lasi