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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-28

CANAL OPENED SoUTH!-We are officially
informed that the Canal, South, opens for
Spring navigation to-day We also learn
from Mr.. Allen that the Canal has at no
previous time been in so good order or re pair
as it is at this writing; and that few breaks are
anticipated during the coming season.
Ierre Hdute Amer. gath
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@There are 1913 banks in Indiana. Out
of these. fifteen are at par in Cincinnati, the
balance varying between FIVE and twenty. FIVE
per cent. discount
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0TThe Southern Indiana Journal thus
parodies Othelo's FAREWELL" f..as 49,

VS." 40 20 q - . y 80 now. for ever,
Farewell the tipping show! Farewell the glass
Farewell the gin cocktails and brandy snashes
That INSTRUMENTATION come. o, FAREWELL "a
Farer ell the booty troop, and the shrill yell,
The spirtstirring song, the ear. piercing oath,
TIE royal "bustr and all qua ity, - "a ..-,el
Pride, pomp, and circumstance ofglorous RUM!
And O, you moral soakers, whose red noes rt
Will yet be fan smell at dry bung- holes, .s.rf~
Observation-Disclosures occupations gone."
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rThe Lafayette Courier says that The
Hon. Dan. Mace has arrived at home. He
says that Virginia will repudiate the admin
isttration as decidedly as New Hampshire
has done. - =
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D tits estimated, from what appears to
be reliable data, that every pound of cotton
raised in the South costs the planter eight
cents.
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GO A suggestion is made to heat railroad
cars by steam from the locomotive, COW yed
by pipes; the connection between the cars
being made by India-rubber or Gutta Percha
tubes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-28

FAST DAY. Governor Gardner, of Massa-
chusetts. has appointed Thursday, the 9Th
day of April next, as day of humiliation,
fasting and prayer. His proclamation, saw
ing its length, is very excellent.
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CITY oF. EVANSVILLE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH %.

FOREIGN NEws.-Read dispatches in to-
days paper. The Cars death is confirmed
and Alexander has taken the throne.lGIH
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Carve authorized to ISA. O. c. STAFFORD
acanddate for the Once City Collector ensuing
April election. ~ - jtfeHt M 6 mhIs tes
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VIENNA, Saturday, Feb. 18th, 9 A. NJ.
According to the local papers, the Russian
Generas Mansnroff, who has recently arrived
at Brussels, is the bearer of the cession OF
the Russians in North America to the United
STATES for $4,000. 900.
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FOR CITY COLLECTOR.

Mr.. A. H. sASpERs:-You will please announce my name
candidate for the sfice Of City Collector fftt
mh26s t. sr,l fafs rt5saf BILLY BROWN
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EVANSVILLE & CR4WPOBDSvaasA
RAILROAD.
81 ~ go
OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE

On And AfIER WEDNESDAY,, UECE0 BER 8. 1854.
Trans will run IS fsIlovs lSsndays eaeepsed):)
Leaves Essssviis $50 - Leave. fens H.us. s:so..
Arrive a. Nfncennesi2o Arrive at inoennes l2oo
Depart from : :. leo m Depart from - ..I:00p -
Arrive ferre hante 4a5 lArrys Evansville
S. Passengers dine at yincenpes. -
PASSENGERS BY this ross. Iee Hart. tsts Morn
ing Train the Terre sute and Riehnobd Road NJ
Indianapolsat Ioo A. NJ. vi,b
trains as follows: :
For c,nsnnas via Lsc5sn,ssa'sh a. II:so A. NJ.
Bellefontaae road at II NJ. - ~ ~
For Xenia Dayton Ceiumhss. zanesvilie and Wheeling
via Indiana Central road at IL NJ arrive Cslsnbus
p. NJ. rrHer5.
For chefo Logan'pors and Lasayss BY Lafayette rssd ss
Louisville. New ALBANY Jefersenve hy Jsnersen
Vile also with trains for Madison fF
gers will find their safety
cmfort and certainty Of th
during preference the
gerous river and in early spring
9th Companies by which leaving Ev
snsvilie in the morning. Oneanasi Chieaxe
Columbus and Louisville sane day - -
The attention merchants and others having Goods shp
from the East called 70 this route a. Of
ation the river Goods shipped from CBcBnssf
arrive Evansville third day. making the time in assto
longer avoiding the
red when shipping by steamer.
Evansville Dec. 6 1854 tsc7-f
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We are authorized to the Of CHARLES
WADE Independents candidate for City Collect tn,
the ensuing prl election. Us 81 - - -. +.
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ME-. sASpERs:-you win pl ase announce the name o.
candidate reelection to the odhe
Of City Collector. at the ensuing April election mh2Os
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ -
Mr.. E. H. DEGAKMo-f atS r.,,,,s~
Dear sir We the undersigned citizens would respectfully
solicit you become candidate for Marshal at the ensuing
i 2 HENSON 2 - - syvn, REILLY :. 80
TH1s KasF S9E Dsf SSASE
wv. RATHBoSE.. WM. NJ. wooIsEy.
Mr. EpToR-Having received the above call yesterday.
and therwse solicited by friends
City Marshal the ensuing charter election here
with announce NY name as candidate for that Once
mh2ste e. III. DEGARM).
'---- - : ----------f ofh ia
err TO THE CITIZENS OFEyANsvIll
feel truly grateful fsieweitizens for the mark
confidence shown eleens the office of
for four successive years would say
other way proving gratitude than by Offering them
my continued services. fthey choose to elect me. ~
miss Iw .rusiss.gss a s., soRENsON.
IA '":fOK cry MARSHAL sTsgso-.
SAMPSON candidate for City Marshal ensuing
April election. mh27
Mr. sAsDERs:-You win please announce the raus Off.
p CARTER csnijate City ensuing
charter election. ai raF'.i 9.1fsraf -s'-r mh23'
Mr. sASDERs,-Piease announce the name Of r. B. HART
candidate for City Marshal at the ensuing April cleo
ton. Liiil5' nhs tee
Ma EDroR-You win please the name OF PETER
BVRK candidate fer City Marshal the ensuing April
election. ~ ~ -. q aa+ss-c e fsba7-te
- es We authorized to the Of A. X. W.
CARPENTER for City Marshal the ensuing
April election. ~ 81 - > smh2ite
- FOR CITY CLERK. -.l'i,il =
Mr.. SASDERs:-Please ounce the of GEORGE H.
TODD candidate for the Office Of City Clerk ct
| ing April ele ton. mh23te
Mr.. EDIToR.-You authorised the of
WE'LL II. WALKER candidate for City CLERK. ss the
ensuing April election. ht 81 mhls to
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MORE AsSExATIoS.-A queer bit Of news
appears in the London papers received by the
Pacific, under the head of telegraphic advces
from Vienna, respecting the Russian Pos
sessions in North America. 1t is as fol-
lous. -a
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NOTICE.

nRIFTED In m.lot Of Oak and Water streets
II large Flsthoat Saturday. 2th March, ls5-
The hereby notified charge
aud the within fifteen days from the date of thu
notice she will be raised broken and removed
eordng to law. Hh2S # Il CHARLES BABCOCk. =
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TO THh CITIZENS or soyTnERN INDIANA

AAaIAsK TABLE CLOTHS dos. psmsst Table
II cloths all Jsss rrs,s arr, rem g,,na :ne
'''S = - 80 ~ 90, - yea .saffFr
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::fOR cry MARSHAL.

az We authorized the of Ohm, NJ
SAMPSON candidate for City Marshal at the ensuing
April election. mh21
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HAVE YOU ADAD suApED HEAD,

u HAVE YOU A Dad SHAPED HEAD, '.i
GO to yAUTIER q MARCoNNIER'S and have your head
measured for Hat They have just received
Paris very ingenious the shape
your head 10 less than time and with which they will
make Hat that win At easy an old SHOE Main
street. between First and Second. ~ febI5
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p DAYTON. Oh COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON.
FA RE S. - 80 siss-1

should procure siehets over the CENTRA
ROAD, fof the shortest and quis kest route East.
JAMES VI. SMITH. Sorsrir tendsus.l
Indiana Central and Dayton and W sstsrn X. w.
TERRENCE O'NEIL. Travelling Agent. ss Terrs HAuts.
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Mr. SAsDERs-You win please announce the raue of T.
p ARrER csndae for City Marshal the ensuing
charter election. af r -sl-g 5.f.i-.gfr mh23s
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Mr. SASDERs,-Piease announce the Of X. B. HAR RI
candidate City Marshal at the ensuing April cleo
ton. Liiil5' nhS tee
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For the Evansville Journal.

To THE EDITOR OF THE EVANSVILLE Jour-
xAL: 81 q
LEARN by this mornings papers that a
large meeting Of my fellow citizens assem-
bicd at the Court House on Saturday night
last. to- nominate city officeFs,- did-,ne the
honor to nominate me for School Trustee, to
succeed H. @. Wheeler, Esq, at present the
President of the board of school trustees Of
this city, and whose term fof office is about
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-28

Ma EDlroR.-You authorised TO the Of
WE'LL H. WALKER candidate for City CLERK ss the
ensuing April election. q .hlt .,i s.-l mhl9 to
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given. that have been appointed AID
nistrator The Of Walter Raleigh late of Van
derurrh deceased All said estate
will call and settle immed aely and all hav-
claims said will them duly authent-
Gated. Said estate is supposed solvent. 49,
mh27 AVID 49, RICH, ID RALEIGH Admir-.
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T n e w A r {.
THE ALLIED POSITIONS IN TIE SEA OF
AZOFF.

THE ALLIED POSITIONS IN TIE SEA OF
AZoFF.
THEE IMPORTANCE, AND WHAT xAY BE EFFECTED.
From the L1pdcn News JUICE g.
Il ia probable that the thought has been in the
mind o. every pshed historical student in Eng
snd and France since tie arrival Of the news Of vast
Las taken place in the Sea Of Azof. Men wso know tae
history Of that wondering whether the rest OF
IRE ~ aSsrs tas rrSdsou, h q .s.
yIntages which the conquest puts in power. i.
seems IS very few people could appreciate all tes
the interest Of Sebastopo II is that the entire
circuit Of Sacs Sea interests appears to depsnd ss
bastopol, whence sect the and material for
the erection Of the fourteen Russian forts the Crcas
sian coast and whencs have proceeded ali the thrcst
ns ss P.1 navs asss n. a. o ilHsasy
the Sea Of Azof may be made by able MANAGEMENT,
eat as important TO the ends Of the the reius
tion Of Sebsstopol Indeed, when We the
QUESTIONS Of Russia since the time Of the Car Peer,
and the conditions unier (which their hstefoyere ,us
kss come b. means Of his last sS..sss for taroae
back the course OF Russian aggresson and restoring
other people than Turks to peace, security and ine
II il no small matter that mail comu an.cation IL t
Oft between Russia and tue Caucasus and all that les
below No Russian shtp carry mails in he BIZ X
Sea tie route BY Ker.ch is stopped The cir,uit oy
Azof snormous and even that road NO longer b.
risn told, and they must be net little wsntc
new that the inland routes are rendered
s5.s:y n.'.,a h% Nov t. the tine 70. an allan
in Asatic Turkey Georgia 10 thoroughly tissfe,tsd;
and Georgia may obtain independeree Whenever shs
pesees, from the day that Russia is deprived Of thu
military road over the Caucasus, aud left without an,
ether highway than the Caspian Under some sntt
cipation OF what 10 taking Place, Russia has pa.
more vessels Of var than OF commerce the osspiaa
but this resource does not sesm to have done her
much good. She eouid not have thus far held me-
Caucasian provinces without her well guarded
inland road We may now compel Ter to show
whether the water Ioute win her turn she tries
he 0rcustous rost By 1gdnTeg and AsoG for mails and
irocps shs Liable TO The incacdJe risks involved in the
dscgeeson " ne Ossacks of the Kubdn. This route
not = travssed but by the aid and good win o. thos
lesre snd sman 10 the good win they bear 20 Russia
Nae soldiers against their w tney ready 70
tons 81 herdsmea, grAzera and ssriculturss II rest,
with NJ to give thsm the offer or retuyu
TO the sway Of the Porte and 70 alliance with the Orc,s
sisns. " " s
Important 90 this Is there s somsthise more 90 We
need rot remind readers that the n
Are lords Of the highway to Mnghsrspo and Masters O.
the LAID road 70 the Russian mainland Thsse farfs
speah fer tksnsssves Raw VIII nuch for our hsv
Ing the best sargssn In the world In net CAviars
isisslass psnd sturgeon are Ssrying "oams eat ue,
to al England and France sz nowhere Il The sturgeon 20
fEs And ~ atpsdAns ~ N w shiny vs.eys " Ms
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Sir @ woop said hs was In position - give nsst
conpste and satsfsetory sxpAnAhen Of The statsnsnt
70 which tbs hsnorAbls ssntlsmaa he'd referred. ap
psArsd that The Russian sovsrnnsnt had ssusd sircu
hoporahs gentleman bad been seat by Capt Watson Of
the inpssuss 70 the authorities at Pert Baltic, calling
The attention OF foreign gsvernmsDts to IT. and pointing
ont that such notice would b In osntTavsnuen OF
the declaration made BY her ksjesty's govsrnns.t
ct the commencement Of the war-that ensuy's
ul vssseh: He was happy to say that there
was not the slightest foundation for any such
natennt Capt Watson was new in this country; he
had both him and the officer who took the
sage TO Port Baltic from them he had learnt what really
oid take place, and II would DO seen from their
pat forward BY the Russian government that Captain
watson had carried out her Majastys alton in
the ssnctsst manner "A lieutenant Of the Inpereuse
was sent INTO Port Baltic to notify that blotade
snsonsneo. ne met ON the pier the civil governor Of
Pert Baltic, and he told him that the vessels then In the
haxboT might leave either ballas or with such ear
goes as they had then board but that thew would
not DO allowed to take any further earroAS ON hosrd A.
ter that notification That oeer and the civil governor
together vstsd every vessel lying in the narSor but
Of which laden with rye, and the ether q Danish
yesssD with spirits. The civil gevsrnor pledged his
honor that further cargoes should be on board
and the lieutenant told HIM that these vessels they
then Stood would b allowed to depart further state
msnt made in the Russhn circular 10 the effect that
out under these circumstances being captured BY other
cruisers, was equally contrary to fact What the civil
governor asked was, that four Russan-not neutral
Hshing boats, then lying ct Port Baltic should be al
lowed to proceed to Riga; and the was that
i:r - watson vas they w.rs free 70
in Chief would take with regard to the free
passage Of Russian vessels.
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s1Ass ssDsdiy. Kuteh, Arasss, esattchi, nHriaask,
hsvs Ill been svscxsssd By the Russiaas two hundred
and fsry merchant vessels and fssr var rsansrs de-
stcysd Ill the esrn magazines hurnt and the provisions
eftAs Army in the Ginsa sut on. sssns, also. that
the Russia. fortzsssss the osast Of Creassia win
al fall
Psrekep win lhsrtly b visited BY The steam Hs.ina
In addition to this We expect 70 hear every day Of
. great battle before ssbastspol.
The Russians are certainly in uncomtortabls po-
stisn the army relied upon the stores Of Asod for
yrsvisieAs. Moreover, the army Of the allies win be
excited BY these repeated SUCCESSES that great
attempt win be made Pslssisr 10 anxious 70 gain his
Field harshas baton, and the Sardnisns to win their
spurs.
It 10 almost needless to say that the nexs from the
East sbsOrbs every other intelligence, yet stranger
n London would little have thought Eagland ct war
IT, unaware Of the fact, hs had been here Saturday
There grand Horticultural display at the Crystal
Pslaes at Sydsnhan de nght have seen ministers Of
and opposition members discussing the merits Of
rose, Or some rare plant the welfare OF the en-
ps depended upon it, and II there such thing
~ Russia. Smiling faces, gay parases, dandy bon
Aes music scents and flowers, were the order CT the
cay.
Our latest news from Sch astopol Is Of Sunday night
but for what any knows to the contrary Lord Rag
Ian and Lord Psnmure may, ct this very moment, DO
chatting with each othsr-one at Ssbastopol and the
other in London.
Grsi has resumed her hold the British public, and
agair reigns queen Of the Opera Aboai to have
sung yesterday At the Crystal Palace but disappointed
ths public by net appearing
The French terrifying Ksmiessh.
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RIGHTS OF NEUTRAL VESSELS IN THE B Al.
TIC pOR vR

In the Bitsh House Of Lords, June 4th the Earl OF
AIHnAARIE said he wished to ask her Maesys govern
ment whether they had any objection to state tho exact
words which Captain Watson, OF the Impensuse, ad
to the authorities Of Port Baltic In announcing
year. and also 10 ask whether they thought the Russian
were in the assertion which they
we're supposed to have made that the government Of
ago, that the flag covered the eargoS Hs fully ansi
pAted what the answer would be- and the explanations
"%sd as matter Of sourss that sSs answer would ss
bat the did adhere 70 the precise terms OF
he Order In Council dated the 18th OF April 1884, wav-
sells, unless 1t was contraband Of war; Although he
anticipated that her MsJestys government would give
po%ss bs rs ss so the
Power. should that there was 10 that house
nearly unanmous-if not an entirely unsninous-
he had moved certain resolutions with the object OF
putting An end to trade with Russia he had oeen very
e q q
Lord President Of the COUNCIL and thsUndsr Secretary
Of State for Foreign Aairs-attributs to him wish 10
enforce the right OF blockade He was utterly astonh
cd when he heard such desire imputed TO him. aud he
that IN the hurry OF debate no might havs said
what he did not mean TO say but in the arst nswspa
per ne the next morning. he found the words he used
were, "Neutral Gags should make neutral cargo.s;"
and the resolutions he had proposed did not Contemplate
he Va. ss:s making Ts
would probably and it's way to the public, and would
come 10 the n oylsdgs o. tie neutral Powers he might
the amoet Of their ioruships, when
ne said that they thought the were perfectly
Jusoneo IN Gaming that neutral Nag should protect
neutral cargo and ne was only 81 issue with her 4ales-
Tvs on tnis lneson because they had done
nperao'ousIy and unvi'hngiy what ne Thought they
euent 70 nave cone readily ana unnesitAtngiy: he
trusted no. that two great Powers o. Europe had o..
pressed tne intention on the subject Ia an unequveca
snst ths courss tney aao rss9ivec 70 aoo9s
wo a nenceol.n oecome pss' ano parcel Of tne w
n.sons n que OF the intention Tnssn had
ossn H,outSa 20 MN y m ,n ~ nor Mysays ~
n.ae paper "naen nsa Deen issued ny sne
- s m scn 70 come .lom
re once 81 % nesseuooe, gave IN toacsusae rspre
,o,a.h1n ~ e ,I Ap, ~ Ian .nh. s
w s anu nc t VI. ~ 'nousns y ~s' uss'
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Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, June 8, 1855.
Pa-lsomes: Mecs Again Adjourned Debae TIE Var
Official staieaeg.--Ffaal Cosiago Of ne Vienna Comic.
rmccs-Austria's "Erpccan:" Diplopl1,i, Slaag-Far-
Aer Successes Of ne Aihes-SyaeHham Miscellaneous
fneligence-The Jase,i Neps, d..
Parliament mst again last night, and the debate on
ne war again rssumed-and aga adjourned, Bar
hgf motion being uxdsr d.seussiontbas 10, an amend
Dsnt npsn Darasiis, which rejected, a. you have
already been informed, BY 100.
few ftatsmenss Of interest we're .ae 10 the House
h the Lords, In reply to Lord Albsmtye L,ri Granville
sted that the Russian in recent cire usr
had nsrepresented the Inc conduct pursued by Cart
wsson In declaring the blockade o. the ports in the
DAhN. In the Co unsns Paimers.on de,laYed that or
Ss1s had been to Vienna 70 close the
h fact We learn By telegraph that Monday, 4.h Jaae
tAs Vienna conferences feruaay dissolved, after
sitting which lasted hour and half There was no
suer.icn Of counter Propositions go that soap bubbe
has burst.
What Austria VIII do nov ruzzes people. The last
nctcn 10 that she win assume an sxpsctant astudeu
Dponatis.s certainly shiful In finding new words
70 enrich what Palnsrston vcry spty csara tersed ~
Diplomatic slangn
Austria begs the Frankfort Diet not 10 listen TO the
Russian proposal 70 maintain the Interpretation given
ths tive points on condition Of all Germany remAaing
nssslnot to sacrifice the interests Of EGrope to the
htsrsss Of Germany but at the same time hints taat
nhsr last proposals 10 the Westsrn Powers not
ssyssd, IL nsy influence her intentions and views with
regard 70 the Eastern question She las issued less
nan fsrr circulars lately The last q which, dated the
2otA Nay says shs win assume "tAs s1psc.ast ssti-
tudsn
Meantime, the suessssss Of the allies in the Black
sss And IN ne Bee " AseG svssesd each
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II V Ne ship: but The eAsrrsrs not hayinG ~ udse
than ninety per cent OF the AMOUNT a IL skast sse
such paysst the essers oosy pockstns n - aben-
dsning hs voyage. In legal gait v nes -.
CURED morally, see little difference between - 80
similar
Such Was tho condition of the passenger raAs Of 1879
hspsl for efficient msans are adopted 10 pssvsnS IT.
And the necessary steps not adopted, ths baAe
win assuredy lie at the door Of these who had TIE Se
sy In their power.
In conclusion, would eur underwriters aGhs5
facilities to parties cesirous OF insung passage nonSy
paid in Hong Kong The system deserving Of sseoaf-
agenent
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THE STRAIT OF GENIrCHI.

The Strait of Gsnitchi, which there Is ferry,
10 said to be not more than sixty fahons wide, but it
10 deep, and to carry of the waters OF the
Putrid Sea into the Sea Of Azof OF the Putrid Sea
ITSELF Sirwash las it il properly called SCARCELY
anything 10 Known and 1t IL wholly unmarked by sound
ings in sny charts that possess. Il appears, how
ever, 10 present considerable analogy to the agunes
which encirce Veaice and though 1t may DO inaccess
bic to steamers Of war; do not despair Of shps
performing service in these waters which might be
the most essential importance 70 the Campaign. The
Russians have, within the last ten years, ~ to,k
occasion to state months ago. Constructed road
points, which connects the Crimes with the main land
by wooden bridge about 200 fathcms in lsngth Tais
military road, lying between ths isthmus Perekop
and the tongue Of Arabas il practicable for an
army than either Of tbsss two natural
and nothing would be fatal to the Russians than the
destruction OF the wooden bridge which completes this
line OF communication. The distance from Gentchi to
the bridge cannot be than twenty twenty five
miles. We are Of course, Ignorant Of the depth Of
water there may be In the lsgunes; bat 1t be sut
citn to Goat the ships boats and hold the entrances
to this inland water there why the destru:
tion Of this road should not be attempted.