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MARRIED.,

On Thursday. April 24.h. in Weldon. c., by Mr..
Campbell, J. p, Mr.. ROBERT 8. DAVIS to Miss
ISABELLA FRAZIER, of Henrico county.
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ANYTHING IN FAVOR OF KANSAS EMIGRATION
was held In Boydton, Mecklenburg, Va, on We'd
nssday hast A similar meeting was held at
Hampton few days since and $500 subscribed.
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EnLAoEE.-Jtis statsd that Mr. Fillmore
- fet9n = 1aSiand in May, and before his ~
49, - Unlfse etstss VIII probably visie the
As = W~s~aEelsad asA a Ireland
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ET Horses, Cow and Calf &C. mt Auc-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL requested my sale at the horse
lot near the gas works this morning.
For particulars, see advertisement.
Az &--lt THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct
e. Auction Noticc.---Attentien II solicited
to our sale of Horses, Mules Cows. &C., THIS
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, ct the Horse Lot near the
Central Depot.
apps LARUS SHINE, Aucts
wNOtice.-St. Paul's Church will be
open for diyine service Tomorrow morning. at II
o'clock ap A-lt*
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Private Jno. Simns, Of company L, was killed
on the eth inst, in battle in the Big Cypress
FlsrdA, bstwssn los U. 8. Regulars and 80 Indiana
None Of the Indians were killed
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A parcel Of tobacco was sold In Danville, Va, on
Saturday last, for ele so per ewt.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Baker & Pleasanfs.

THRU STEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
L HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCTION By virtue Of deed of trust execu-
ted by John 8. Farrar and wife, dated Feb 18Th
1856, and of record in the Clerks Office Of the Has.
tings Court of the city of Richmond shall expose to
sale q the Augusta House, on the let day Of MAJ
next at 10 O'clock A. NJ, the property therein con-
veysd consisting of large and valuable lot of House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture
A. R. COURTNEY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by BAKER 4 PLEAsAHTs 40 &c
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rnLHoRAPHIC NEW 9.
REPoRTED FOR Tn . DIsPATCE
Dcusecrralc Nouiuatisn for (severnsf Or
Nas~aouv9. 49,

ST. Louis. April 24--The Benton Democracy
have r,omlnsted Col. Thomas H. Benton for Gov.
ernor. The Aschison Democrats have nominated
Trustee Polk
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TUESDAY in April (2yth
1885, and continue four days
FIRST DAY.
A Sweepstake for three year old colts and hllles
500 entrances; $50 forfeit-closed the first day OF
February with the following entries
Mr.. VIM II. Gibbons names CHI. Z. Nicholas l.. by
imp. Glencoe, out Of Mamie Rodes by Wagner.
MesHs Bowie & Hall name ch. T. Sonora, by Reg
lister, out Of Betty Steel, by Steel.
Calvin Green names br by Yorkshire, out of Ma
~ Morris by Medock. .
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.
Sweepstske for all ages a single dash of mi! %
OUT 500 entrance. $500 added by the proprietor
the Monday previous to the race.
SECOND DAY, "WEDNESDAY
Proprietor's Purse $780, Two mile heats.
THIRD DAY, (THURSDAYl
Jockey Club Purse $500. Three mile heats.
FOURTH DAY, (FRIDAY.l .t
A Sweepstake for three year old colts and fles;
$500 entrance; 500 forfeit-closed the first day OF
February with the following entries:
Mr. VIM. H. Gibbons names c. C.. by Tallyho, out
of Andrewetta
Mr.. James Tally names ch. c. by Tallyho, out of
Betsy White.
Mr.. o. P. Hare names b. c. by Childe Harold OUT
of Marchioness, by Jno. Rowton.
Maj. Thos. boswell names CHI. f. by Revenue, out OF
Sarah Washington. 49,
Calvin Green names b. by Glencoe, out of Dark
ness, by Wagner.
SECOND RACR-sAME DAY.
Citizens Purse $500; mile heats; best three In five.
Free for all ages. CALVIN GREEN,
an I3--6t Prn~rintar
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The Democratic State Convention Of Florida,
has nominated Hon n g. Perry for Governor, and
1eA 4 a. Long for representative In Congress.
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,BRICK RESIDENCE

u EAUTIFUL BRICK RESIDENCE
- AND BUILDING LOT ON LEIGH ST. AT
AUCTION-Will be sold at public auction, ON tho
premises at the hour of o'clock, r. NJ, on SATUR-
DAY, the 3rd day of May, the House and Lot in the
city of Richmond, on Leigh st, owned by Miss An
nette Street. and opposite the residence Of Mr.. ssy
mour Vail. The house contains rooms all hand.
somey pspered and painted has porches alss ktch-
en- wood and coal house attached. The lss fronts IS
alley The house has recently been put in thorough
repair.
TERAs-One third cash balance at and mos.
interest added for approved negotiable paper title
tanned until the last note u paid. = f
Sale conducted by LARUS & SHINE,
ap 20 Auctioneers
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by Larus q shine.

by L6fU6 O. ShIn6.
TRUSTEES SALE Ur LOTS IN Tux
i PLAN OF MOUNT ERIN, NEAR ROCK
ETTS-By virtue of deed of trust from Luke
MeKenna and wife to the undersigned. bearing dsts
Dec 18th, 1855 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
SSH ct public auction. on the premises, ON MONDAY
the 9Th day of May, 1885, commencing at ~ O'Clock,
two squares of Land, designated in the plan lots
No. 81 and So; also that portion of Tompkns street
lying between said two squares the whole Of the pro-
perty hereby conveyed fronting six hundred and for
ty feet Virginia st. running back two hundred and
thirty feet to Orleans st, being part of Mount Erin
tract.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and 6 mos.
interest added, title retained until the lat nots 10
paid, secured by trust deed.
JAMES N. SHINE, Trustee,
Sale conducted by LARUs 4 SHINE, Aucts.
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The subject Of watsr works for Norfolk is being
asitatsd.
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uAh5as BHOULD9R1 And M1DnLaGS-
- ''''''e = 3. ~ :sd An n soss
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~ r. ~ FRESH CRABS and PICK
WNfaILED OYSTERS.-I am regularly
NIkEY ceiving by every steamer from Norfolk,
large supply Of FRESH GRASS and
Picked OYSTERS, which am prepared to serve
to the public in any quantity and at all times Grabs
dressed in the most approved STYLE when required,
and furnished at moderate prices
THOS. WHEELEY, Agent,
Star House, Locust Alley, near Main street.
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8 A htE ID CONChRT.-
EXECUTED BY THE
RICHMOND THEATRE ORCHESTRA.
AND
oLEE CLUB CON coRDIA

At MR. A. SCHAD'S "UNION HALLo
81 ON BROAD STREET,
To be given SUNDAY EVENING, April 27tb
The celebrated Violinceonist,
M r. TIL. AHREND,
And the Opera Vocalist,
M R. c.. q OHR, 4slsstl5
Have kindly volunteered their assistance
PROG RAMME,
2. Choru --."Song of the Night. ...... MOZART.
8. Violoncello--"Le Diabe'--
executed by Mr.. Tn Ahrend. ...MEYERBE
4. Solo Song, from the Opera of the Magic
Flute, executed by C. Gohr.. MOZART
.. EPlouen oOuuus..
s.@ PART IL
/ L. overture .hALLIWADA.
2. Solo Song from Somnambula, executed
by Mr.. G. OOhr ......................REL
8. Violinceo Solo---"Barber of Sevilla"-.
executed by Mr. TIL Ahre nd. $3.50. .RoSslNI.
T. Chorus, executed by the Gee Club
MENDELsSOHN BARTOLDZ
s. Medley Poutpouri ............LABITZKZ.
U To commence at O'Clock precisely.
az Admission Is csnts an 16--ltt
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NIEKCEH POTATOES. RE.
wi DUCED--In order to close the consignment
speedily have determined to reduce the price of
those fine New jersey white Mercer Potatoes re-
manning hand LUDLAM WATSON.
Or
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kUk COUGHS, GUILDS AND DISEASES
Il tOF THE CHESS-SYRUP OF LIyERwoRT AND
NAPTHA Prepared according to the formu la of the
celebrated Doctor Hastings of the London Dispense
ry Of all the numberless remedies for diseases of
the Lungs. we have never sold any which has been
successful a. this. 1t gains place in every family
who tries it. Price SO cents. sue .r9
Prepared and sold only by ..s-..
BENNETT, BEERS x FISHER.
nyn uisfa
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sts SIX ~ fgasf ssatx issl4 xs5S8s.ag
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EIUhNlNVE FLUID.-FfIcef eduCCd--fre0h
DBurning Fluid ct IS cts. per gallon for sale by
APIS OWEN B. HILL, Druggist,
Cor. opposite old Market, Franklin ct.
NEW SPRING STYLEs.-We desire to
Ncsl attention to styles of Spring Clothing
being very SUPERIOR and embracing all that s de-
sirable for the Call and examine stock and
prices, at the Money Savings Institution 100 Main
street. KEEN BALDWIN 4 Co
ap g
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FRANCE.

The Moniteur announces Eat by decision Of the
Minister of Finance, the interest the public Treas
my Bouds is to be fixed from January 2, NJ II pa
cent per annum on bonds from three TO five mouths
date at per cent on those from six to eleven months;
and at 81 per cent for bonds Of one year. .,
The members Of the Allied Grand Council Of War
to be held in Paris continue to arrive The English
members are the Duke of Cambridge, Admiral Lyons
Admiral Dundas, Gems. Airey and Jones. IL u re-
ported thatn dications have been thrown out from
The highest quarter that il Russia does not accept
the propositions Internationally, the war will be
newed with yigor
Napoleon has presented TO Queen Victoria ~ New
Years gift an Album containing watercoor paintings
by the most eminent artists each picture representing
some incident in the Queens visit TO Paris. To the
Empress he has presented costly and ngeniously de-
vised service of plate.
The following American ships are at Msrseies, TAX
ing in stores for the French Government: Queen OF
Clippers, Great Republic, Monarch of the Sea- Oeeap
Herald, Titan White Falcon, Astoria.
Paris letters contains this paragraph:
1T was stated some time since that the United
States had made treaty with the Shah OF Peria and
that they proposed 10 guarantee his territory on the
Persian Gulf. No such treaty il is now believed, has
been entered into but it is certain that advances VI
most friendly description have been made and Is un
fortunate that at the very moment Russia and Amer
lea are intriguing with the Shah suspension OF the
diplomatic relations with England should have taken
place" =,
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m.pt 10 the service for the enc OF stagaa
ton But 70 DO ncw the very eve OF the renewal
Of active ho-ltes s to say the least, very CURIOUS
proceeding Not lees curious, however, "a tho con
srct of ministers if they knew, Of course they must
or ought to have DONE the opinion of the gallant adj
mira and did not instantly relieve him from 80 tase
position fraught with obvious detnment 70 the EN-
Cheney and prestige Of the navy. What mus the
navy What must the nation what must the Car, think
of an expedition from the command of which two sdn
rails in succession retire lone partly in disgust at the
Admiralty and the Admiralty Disguised with him; the
other in degnst with the enterprise ksslf
But the instance before need perhaps, excite
little astonshment after all. II Is but OF piece with
the proceedings Of those who led into the war, and
then backed out of it. Rightly was snrmised that
when certain Russians expelled the Cabinet they
left others behind them equally friendly to the enemy
Dundas as a non-6ghting Admiral, was always sup
posed TO he protege OF that clique, as opposed 70
Napier who would have fought if he were allowed.
Tie last faction" of Dundas now seemingly Justihes
the appreciation of his Peelite admirers Peraape,
however, We are lsbOring under deus0n al this
While for we zee that Admiral. Lyons and Dundas are
to assist at the forthcoming council Of war at rams.
This IT, indeed the browning coupe of the whole mex
picability only there is one consideration gives rs
pause: which Dundas is the of the Baltic or OF the
Black Sea As far as the enemy need care, we
believe it does not much matter; and of course 1t
matters az little to the country which has such very
discreet guardians Of its honor in war OF al others
that needed and admitted of deeds worthy of the
antique fame Of our flag
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>srssss iAes, but thsJ Lipee 70 al ansesty
rS1vats . solne 6ssxsns asd frsnchmea, wkoss
- b utterly uSksO~h 70 IA. All The communal
sssisss hom Rass's are q frsfmsatAry and nys-
sesiess A. under the late Csar Nicholas.
Austria seeks 10 strengthen Der Italian position.
The Priace Of Cslabhs, beir apparent 70 ne
tAroze vf Naples, IL ~ marry the sister OF me :,
p~nr~n. If Aastria an alhssce watch cannot fan
= rssaer Naples stil more dependent On .ss e
Isisrr. since the PrBce " Of weak mind ana w. IN.
Vv,,s~., sufRciently eBeraoue. In L0mearsy, inc
ss,stss Of tie refugees low nstGr.hfed !. 'f =.
10 wLieh rere stqSestrattd in i7oJ sfe 70 .. !.
srs,srea To- the lesai prOprietor' a step Naie' 10
s.os,t 20 eoreiliate the Lombard trlstocraey'
~. lar For,ter. editor Of TIE E'amls.' sss
A., .rSoIntsa secretary Of the Commission OF
49, liz a SALARY Vi Il. 900 year. Lord
ps,.,sy,,ep costumes TO reward or brbe the lead
." ~ ,se periodical Pres, by judicious dis
s - . AZ D. Government patronage. AP.c'
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VARIOUS ITEMS.

letter from St. Petersburg, published in the Prose-
has adyices from the Gulf of Ochotsk 70 the middle
of August The allied feet had just quilted the Gun
without having succeeded in finding the cannon which
the Russians had buried on leaving that vicinity
The members of the Grand Council Of War, assem-
bed at St. Petersburg, are Principally engaged on IN
questions relating to the fortifcation of the strategic
points of the Empire The Notifications OF Kew VIII
Be finished before the end OF Winter.
The Cars GISTRALs.-The entire Russian forces
are at present distributed under the following COM
nanders: Generalissimo Of the whole active army,
Prince Paskievitch; Comm ander in Finland, Gen. Won
Berg; in st. Petersburg, Count Rudiger and Gen.
Arbu.off in Esthland Gen Grabbe Baltic Corps,
Gen. Sievers Central Amy lKieffl, Gen. Paniuiin;
Western Army Poland, Ger. Soumarak9t; south'
ON Army Gen Iudcrs: Crimean Army, Prince Cor
chakoff: Danubian Territory, Gen. ChOmutof; Ku-
banschis Territory Gen. Serebriakoff; Caucasus Gen.
Bebutoff; Trsnscsusus Gen. Muraviet
NJ Labienski, of the Russian foreign office and
writer of the Nesserode dispatches, is dead.
The railway from Moscow to st. Petersburg is to be
protected by redoubts placed at intervals along the
iine each redoubt Is TO be occupied by osttahon OF
militia who are to be responsible for the line WITHIN
their limits TO the extent OF guarding against any
surprise by the enemy.
The price of saltpeter has risen exceedingly III Rus-
STA. All restriction has been removed from it, produc-
ton and although the import duties are not formally
epesled il is tacitly understood that it will be allowed
n he imported free of all charges. Clandestine ex-
portation of gold aud silver continues,
the prohibitions the profit of this underhand trade
is abost per cent.
JIs 81. Petersburg Commercial Gazette publishes
the following decree Article l. Until the conclusion
of the present war all European merchandise aud co.
lonal produce which were admitted int the Trans
caucasian provinces by the ports of the Black sea
under the tariff of $780, may be imported Dy lne ian
frontiers of Persia and Turkey Art. 2. The two
frontier quarantine offices at Nacherschwon and Al.
e1sndropol shall alone be open for importation OF
such merchandise, with the power OF receiving tne
duties thereon and of sending them into the en'repo
AZ Tiff.
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ASIA MINOR.

Oner Psshs las arrived at Batoan. Ia iSH oil
Kars has rendered him unpopular q ConfSnun"P'''
and hs recall wa Discussed but vsted to be impose
DE. His army when near kutsis was tor two da.'
wiihoet supplies on account OF freshet- IN the Iv.s
,.S heinz snahle 10 advance b. deemed prudent 10
rcturn. Seventy ships loading ct CONSTANT
sople With supplies Sue muni,ioas ior sukum hacS'
e.ss,n..ss ar. being collected. Letters from
tieu. WilEams r,I~s, bis auiva q, 0umri, in good
beelsh Tbe gro~srsi peculsticn and HismsnAgement
took Place with the provisou' OF nan ana what mite
Gas done wa. eniirvy due o. the cN'gtous OF Gen.
" iniams and the fore ~ officers. The garrison be
hayeA noby, and niailasin,d dsellln" {" IN last.
Tie Com MISSION appointed O. inqur, INTO thf staic %
Affair." In Asia and the Couucl OF War IN ~'SNon a.
Coasts NJ nople do not Pos'Nrl, 'Spr-- oi~spP'o's
81 6,msr PsshA'. strategy. hui The asoP''Vn q" ="
EIank ssy.Tsons are gwen up ami a" 'Horis WIZ
h. directed the defense Of ErIeToe,a Saa rev. .rs
soade. AZ present. the gro1sa ., -. ca ., n.
fuf
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TIE NEXT CAMPAIGN.


Admirbi Dant as, It seems, has for some time hack
virtually anticipated his deprivation Of the Baltic
command for he said he would not actively resume IT,
lie considered the operations proposed BY the Aom;-
ralty for the next Baltic expedition to be perfectly
futile regarded Cronstsdt as quite enable and
that would be the sheerest waste of time men, and
masrsl to attack ii; Iielsirg fors il in precisely the
same category; and moreover, il i said that be dis
approve. Of the in principle and policy aad deems
al operations in the Baltic to be alike unvarsnted
needles, and preposterOus. Not on this, but, il
now added, tina; ne acted against hs better Judgment
whes ne s-saiei Sweaberg; that he knew and said
the assault would prove the partial resufless and
abortye thing has TUNED out; that The fo<tresses
the real siren 9Th OF the pace would De easily made
stronger than ever they have been; and, lastly ae
il uied to have mede little secret OF bis opinions
on al these points as did his predecessor, Sir C. Ma.
pier on certain other points the year before.
We believe there is small doubt now iha; when the
true story of ID, attack Sveaborg to be given
il viii dfer a much fiVn the yaLettcd narrative as
the amended version current IN January, 1885, of tie
Balsklsvs charge differed from that told by Lord
Cardigan at tse Lord Mayors banquet the preceding
Winter. There i thi, luther essential difference that
the seacaptau mot 0v did not seek 20 take credit for
what he had not done but vac anxious 10 decline much
of the credit he indi,putaoy canned, and which his
friends would force upon him; whereas she robc horse
mar who necessarily blew his own trumpet. was n
sate Of praise for wholly uninterrupted aud rn,o-s;.
be performance Or course with Admiral DuIda-'.
opinions il not to be thought Of that lie should
proceed to the Baiic again. But then arise Tor the
public two mot important questions:
First: Are these opinions attributed to him oundel
in feet Are Cronstadt, Helsin,tors, &C., inpre,.
nabe Is the proposed naval campaign for the CON-
ing Spring in the Bal;ic with countless fleets OF
supendous battle ships, and .hot-prcof floating bat
teres and all the unprecedented accessories success
is this campaign certain, even remotely likely in
the opinion Of the admiral who conducted the last TO
be Ike that last and the preceding il, namely
something only TO sigh over or TO laugh at
Sscoad: If such BE- the admiral's opinion, why did
he-we will not say avow it, for We believe he did
avow it--but why did be no, Immediately throw up
his command
Tie be might have done long ago, without detri-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
LORD ELGIN ON THE COLONIES.

The freedom of the City Of Glasgow was presented
70 Lord Elsn on the 9Th inst, when he made speech
of which We subjoiu the chief portion;
AT the time when was appointed to the Office Of
Governor. the union between the Canadas-the polt-
cal Constitution given to Canada at the time OF the
uuip-bai been ia existence somewhat less than eight
years Daring these eight year no less than four emf
nent Rrit-h Statesmen had successfully held the office
OF Governor General OF the Canadas and on the day
VIXEN / ,ailod from Liverpool the grave had already
closed IN upon then all. Foremost in that LIST was
sesman OF large views and strong popular sympathy
WHOSE name j. known throughout the length and
breaGh OF Brit;sh North America, and who, at that
critical period in the history Of this country, derived
strength. and peneyered in what believe to be the
path OF dniy from the coantenance and support Of the
Inhabitants of Glasgow lCheersl had made the
acquaintance OF the Canadian Minister, worthy gen
tlenan, holding-f l may compare small thing with
gresan office IN Canada similar to that OF the Chan-
ceor of the Exchequer in this country. Where 90 you
think found him found him walking up and down
the streets of London, with 1000 deoentures ~
his pocket, which he could not get any one %
take from him for love money. lie hsd gone 70
the capitalists, and when he could not 'T &C..
with them he applied TO that old loving Aay-
mother ecntryspd said, Pray, Tor the axe % 'pe
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TIN FALL OF kAkS.

,ns.r4~rfSoFLE. Dee. q, i-"..
KHrs, ne counrnisson named 10 iD9w's ml' VI
stat, u saairs IN Asa a. the cou0es OF nM nc"
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
DESTRUCTION OF RUSSIAN DOCKS
~. .rnrder.. ~ n. Innann Daily NeMs

CAMP, SrvAsroroL, Monday Dee. "A. 1855.
One of the five celebrated drydocks in the kaTabel
maya suburb of Sevastopc was demolished by the
French engineers Saturday last, the 22d inst, at
p. M, by the explosion of mines The destruction of
The dock was fully accomplished-the blast having
almost ns.ananeousy reduced the massive fabric into
ruined and confused heap of stones.
The intention Of destroying portion of the docks
noe known IN camp until an early hour OF the
morning Of tbe same day. The six companies OF the
18th Royal Ir,sh reeimentwheh for the last month or
Ave weeks have been quartered in the Karabenays,
assisting in the necessary preparations for the destruc
ton OF the three docks IN rear anu the part Of the
beam R charge est The English tn9pesrs-wefe moved