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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-05

Gen. Zohicoifer, the Eble and indefatigable Re
preventative OF the Nashville district, is assuming
position Of great importance. and playing part
in the attempts 20 elect speaker Of the U. s
House Of Representatives, which viii commend him
to the hearts and confidence Of truly National men
every where. He has completely unmarked the
hypocrisy of the democratic candidate for Speaker,
aud caused him TO retire. He showed the iitts re-
nogade whg. Stevens OF Georgia, up in a pitiable
light Welldone zollicoifer-fs aakiiR Rsvists
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MACAULEY's ENGLAND.
TOON, NELSON a CO.. "a Union ST.,
Have received the Third and Fourth Volumes Of
MAcAULEY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
From the Accession Of James ii.
"Never too Late to Learn"
500 MISTAKES CORRECTED.

TOON, NELSON a. CO., a. Union ST.,
Have just ceved a very Ingenious, Instructive and
Amusing Work. entitled
FIVE HUNDRED MISTAKES
Ofdry in Writing Speaking and ProuOune-
ing the English Language, corrected
We have not to append more than two sPecmens Of
the favorable notices which this volume has received from the
press.
The Clio Fdr0aer says OF IL
The design Of his book sto remedy Of The most
painful and prominent evils Of defective siucat by
showing Of the naccura that da y perpe raed
in the best society. Noh better supply the pl
Of ety culture than this 10 better than ali the
grammars written No read It with
benefit II should be introduced into every fam ~ and
teacher afo d TO be without it."
The New York Observer gives the following testimony:
ere have catalogue Of bunders Of tally Occurrences
In writing speasng and pronouncng the English language
that The u1leaned have convenient help to the I'M
provement Of their The book with great
advantage be introduced into thousands oil auie who viii
thus enabled correct ihr and learn better
way The noticed in this volume richly desc to
be exterminsiei and the book viii do execution in that
good work The volume Is Handsomely published, and viii
make aseasonahe gift Of great practical value"
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
DAVIS. PITCHER & co.

JAWS, E1LGdEh q W.
nN TUESDAY MORNING, February 9th, $50, viii
" ssI for cash. the following articles, to-wit:-
25 hhds. Choice Sugar;
80 bags Rio Coffee,
30 barrels Moasses;
so half barrels do Rose Hill;
20 do Loaf Sugar;
10 do Crashed do;
IS boxes Fancy Candies
Is boxes NJ r Rasns;
IS barrels No. 8, MaCkereE
10 d. 2, do;
80 boxes Star Csodles;
IS do Iall0w do;
81 do No Soap
10 do Pearl Starch;
so dozen Wash Boards;
GO do BroOms White county,
$50 boxes Glassware.
do Quart Riasks;
do Pint do;
- dozen Painted Buckets;
4 cases Matches,
10 casks Sods;
rs barrels Old Rye Whisky;
II do Peach Orchard;
barrels Vinegar;
% boxes Tobacco vaFioas brands;
cases Cgars
ISL Wrapping Paper;
80 dozen Hemp Piow Lines
reels elton Rope.
With many other articles suitable for the trade.
DAVIS, PITCHER Co,
febi No. 70 Public square.
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WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
BRo0MS, BRUSHES, MATS, MATsHEs, Black G.,
HEMP MANILA JurE AsD Corros CoRDAes AND TsNEs,
ALL Kinds.
Wrapping Papr Selves Curry Combs, Cards and Hames
DEL C engaged more extensively in manufsc urng than
l1any other house in our line in the West and viii
sell 10 than other house in St. Louis, and if you viii
call before purc ssing either in Chicago Cincinnati
you viii find prices will ayerase lower th ei her
stock Of
TURNED AXE and PICK HANDLES, WELL BUCKET
and iron bound Kegs, rom one 10 gallons, and Bruhe
Of al kinds and all kinds Willow Wagons, Cradles tabs
Han pers y hes and Market Baskets and every Gesrpt
q "a ey Wo sni velng Baskets Cedar Tubs Chnrns
in Foxes Cans an RucSets all e II LOUIS manufacture,
the two Ia t, which bring arees from the manu-
fActurers
We are also Agents fer PIERCE cos Milwaukee Matches
wkicfwe are selling Fseto Prizes, fegnt ID d. We
also ehe large Ste mbOat and table
Bro1ms, and a Init Shaker Broous. Broom
liandi and Irvine always on hand. ebf-dsm
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TO THE PUBLIC.

49,, fhs under igned wOuh respectfully an
NS--ass noanee to his friends. and the citizens Of
Nashville and vicinity that he has returned 10 TIE city for
the purpose Of puuu his profession and that he has as
sOeiAtsd with HIN, TIE talented Artist. Mr.. p AususFus
WESDEkorH and he ss assured their success in an
other State, that 'hsi Efforts in heir profession esnnot s
be received with By shs lovers Of art in Tennessee
YAsHvnIa Dec. "a 1ss5.
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As unavorable the above statement viii appear, he
Board regret that since he h instant losses g.
very cniierable amount have beea repored in view Of
which hey have deemed expeen order the liquidation
Of the affairs Of the company and for the more speedy &C
comp hment Of his they have made assignment
to j. p. WHARToS Trustee no VIII every exertion
to wind up the airs Of the Institution 1t the earliest pos
she day 1t hopei that the assets OF the Company will
enable him IN mel every just demand
Holders Of expired Policies notified that the hsfiy
OF the Cmpony will from and after this date and
aiised obtain insurance elsewhere should her in crest
demand it, Prem ums will be refunded for such unexpred
term CJ.F. WHARTON, Trustee
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LOOKING GLASSES.
AND PICTURE FRAME MANDATORY.
HORACE v. MILLER,

Wholesale AND RETAIL sALEEoo1s,
a Eorsgih Street. Nesr York.
AIR r. " q woaid eail ne 5iea.loa u sfranrrrs VI
w ing rs ef, ns espaly sose b the trade hiI
exieasiFe WAkKKo0Ms AID MAYrFkCftkTs
IL De pases1os = snclaae3 fecles he eQahiod q
Sxeeate Al afisr en- thg oFest psatle rs sac
roons fsEiete si.A coiee sserea and N asepFt-
ment 1f
RICH GfLnTNG ~ All ITs BaANCafR
H0uLblNGs. kisA Gill, 3 - wosfDs. OAK, MAFfE
zSRRA And MAHOGANY,
IN ever variety And cuns4nsH haEf.
Orders frcla 81 paris q he
UNITED STATES AND CANAnAS
sxcrassd ui,h reaptn aarkea sih shs greatest Il care
A liberal 1is,pa.t asosei % Ne Tfede
Y. Es6AFa
81 e. e9an9II fsFsyt9 street
HuTl8-GH HeF4 Har&.
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T0HN s. HRIEN.

ATToKNRs ar law,
l0Hee No 50 Gerry street. up Sara
NASHVILLE. Tea.
HAVING reransa ~ prsrslse n iaw. ~ dsEois
AinssIf excessively sts asass = ~ fssssslse-
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ADVANCED TAXES.

COLLECTORS 0FFICE,
NASHVILLE, February I'd, 1855.
IN accordance with passed BY Mayor and
Aderaen Of he city Of Nashville The Collector
Is aulozed 10 receive Advanced Paymen On lFporaon
Taxes Tor the year 1915 0nr per per month al
loved Taxpayers provided payment Is made prcs-
ent m0nth Of February.
~ Cooperation due and payable the nrst
day Of July next and interest VIII be charged thereafter
feb5-lm A. NELSON Collector.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for February
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for February;
PRANK LEsLTE's n. Y. JOURNAL TOR February;
FRANK LEsLIEs ILLUSTRATED PAPER
jauso Just received BY JOHN YORK CO.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
MACAULAY'S
HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
THIRD AND FOURTH VOLUMES.
JUST RECEIVER BK
w. T. BERRY & CO.
NJ I TIC EEFEs
B efore and Behind the Curtain.
A SERIES or NARRATIVES.
A1NA CORA RITcHIE,s
Au'h'r Of AaiOoi graPl ofan Acses Asnand Fashion

In One vOlame ls1o uith a spiritet Illustration.
To record TIE singular incdsus hat occurred around ne,
az sketch the striking Histories sheh awakened ms inter-
81, vas L. ose EN- loymenl during prof ssonal career
Oh ne years Ont Of III many colored webs Of life tins
collected, TIE narratives that compose III volume are uo-
ven Fe, % has lent bat few eubeIi.hns touches Truth
Is LEFT to proclui her staageaess should mi. work
achieve the object eon mpl,ed lis readers vi Sc eve
more correct inpres Of unlaur lied labors for the
public amusement than gensr y ntertaintd between
them and the everyday wrd he curtain 4 preiudice has
ALLEN 10 impenerabe bids From is fat.l sbadov ,ho..
alone wh' els The highest plunaels Of fame emerv
Yet, aneng ID most OEiy Of this prescribed band there arr
many whose lives be witness hat Heaven plants ss flower.
AID sciters is Peaa unexp,c ed places Look for them
you who jaege rasy before you pronounce That II have
ANvA CORA RIFcHIE.
RAvESswooD Oct II, ISIS
From, ne D tag id-s-s.~-
This vo'rme contains &c p end ito jeS. st.,. n.
PromPtrs Da' girer The Uuknos ase ian. into ,b,ch
The au hor his brought in We int. ~ ting ra-nsr bSr
as an act ess dari her eessl pr fsssOnai
F.om Es Yea Tort Mirror.
ass oioE nv o. an etress Is q ar5aing book
with great power aud osaury and patio. snI vaan,I-
skst'h more rOIr Than iuayiutioo Iteontains
thr stores Of The most sbsoTbnr i1t.rsf. sSi A
From he Boston Tuns-ripf
Toe work destined popularity equal If pot surerior
.t. ~ 's Au9 esrsphy Tor i is cot udn
spun rom morbid brain, bat il the result Of the Ee stu.
oes ana expefienc Of true and an
wrie who has here deposited Of her most sacred con-.
Vie'ions IN regard 10 life and ia nsaniags.
FsoBi tse Basfoa ARas
we ADVISE sH who woul enj perhaps the z ost epue
production Of the authors ever finished pen 10
DS e Fo1ss ana be sure to the story q little IRA
10y aesned to rank among the most beautiful sketch
Is o. ehidho0d that have ever yet appear d.
From ne Assc YORK 4RJioa
As literary EFFORT "Anc LIZ NAV h. ho,.s,,v 5000
ihe Personages areshay cut the interest
aeeI ge. our bounds frbid PARTICULAR isioe but Ee
should De at once uDgasfu for pleasure derived s n;.t
- our eIl9e'sm we did noi mark one character me
h @ rIo'psr Of M second story, carrying stoat
heAt and cheerful spirit through WEAKNESS and We -
serves TO BE- set apart in a n che Of I Is own
F'om Ne Clgistian HaQEirer
stella i ful Of warning; 'The Unknown -
mas eSamnes Of v; wiltshire PrompteTis
Eau worthy Of place beside Little Neln and 'ol-
JUST RECEsVED BY
". 7. BERRY & co.
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Books and Stationery.

Books and Stationery.
John York a, Co
Corner Union and Cherry St. Opposite Bank Of Tenn
NASHVILLE,
HAVE for sale law BaoEs Medical Books school Book.
ibss, Hymn Books Blank Books Bank Checks and EOss
Books; Steamboat Books Rail cad Receipts ami BlanE,
Of every kind.
Books bound and Blank Books sde order At abort no.
tee Letter FoOscap, Note Paper Eovsopes Gold an
Steel Pens Of The best quality; Ink Sand AID saEd Boxes
AGENTS FOR
asrpers Mag Hine-.....ss BsekwoOds MsEaains. 90
Pntnam's ....... 8 EaiDourg Review -, :
Hunts Merchants Naga'ne London Quarterly -. 3
DeBows IN. o. Review. Westminster Ravisw.. 3
Godey's GTaham' Nags North British Rsvisw.... 3
Chambers journal ........
And all other nasEHrss and Newspapers.
sour intention to keep constantly hand the most
sirable % TIE
" PU BLIcATI0Ns AND STANDARD BOOKS.
ooL0REB LlTiioGRAPHs AND ENGRAYINGs, via
Gil, Fr1mss. GHi srames to sz any Picture made 70 order
janl p,
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THE FINE ARTS.
Photographic Miniature Portraits.

M EsSRS DODGE 4 wENDEROTH would make known
IVA 20 the citizens generally that they taken rooms
"Hicks China Hail. North si3e % The Pahhe Sauare
and prepared 70 Gin addition 10 Miniatures
on IVoEy) he PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURE PORT.
RATS These Pictures from Loket Cabinet size ma-
King handsome ornamenisfor the ParloE They possess The
thaness Of the Mirror with the expression and cocrnR
q hfe and are perfectly PefgGaeHt.
Painted Ph0og aphc cpcs, o. varDus sIes Of De-
guerre3types when accompanied with description Of the
complex color Of TIE eyes hair dress Ae Specimens
the f-rsnt styles, painted AMI pain be examined
their studio. decf4-Rn
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JUST Received
". 7. BERRY & co.
J. YORK & co.'s LIST.

ColtOn's Map Of the United States.
sHow'Se tn base meridian and township lines OF the UNI
ted States surveys the lines Of Counties districts ana na
shes' the oe tcn Of lies villages and post Offices: an
railroads canals post and other reads also the district and
town lines Of the canadasthe whole being compiled rom
the last surveys and Cher authentic soarces-sise x BIZ
seven feet As work Of excss nely beau,I
al but as accurrte and m f defneaton Of the sOup
n.y. IL al its aspects geographical political IL S entitled
to the very highest Praise.-N. T. Corr. & EnQ.
This noble nap Is six feet BY seven projected on scale Of
oar miles to the in h and tiled the map b.
Mr. S'egs Ae principal Clerk q Surveys At Washington
that it embraces an surveys made 6y the rom
the Atlantic ocean, 10 tn Ameri Desert or 10 the S2nd
degTee Ct west io1gitnde Is work q Art this man Is hin
achievement ngrsyej on stee.--R o. Com BaReffn
For sale BY JOHN YORK co
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byron cOLLARS.-Just received, fresh supply
IL Of Byron Collars. Also, every Of Standing Col
lars, for sale by feb2l J. II. McGlLL-
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SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Mutual Protection Insurance Company

OFFICE MUTUAL PR0TEC ION ms. co.
NASHVILLE, January 80. 1856 {
The Trustees in accordance with the char ter submit the
following Of the business Il this Institution for the
year ending 3lst December last, to wit:
BY amount reserved on the Let January
last 10 provide for Unexpired RISK. $40 SIS "a
Z" Premiums Received-Fire Depart
ment. -fZSotO ~
Premiums Observation-Disclosures Dep. 2Otl9 90
:. Life 5,l76 20 81 666 81
I" Interest Account. ................. $50 SO
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opened on the 10Th bfuary ROBERT MARrsN.
ANDREW ANDERSON,
R. 3. CAsTLEMAN,
jans0-td Committee
WRMSs Election Notiee.-The Stock
2f--zs1 holders of The Nsspviie Gas Light Company
please take notice that the Annn Ecton Of sevea
a. their OH the hrs Thu d OH day Of Marh is5e-
janso-td JAMES II. ksSDKI sserstary.
49, The next SeSsfon7of the YOUNG
AE-Ass LADIES' SEM NARY 4 No SO Church 81,
N sonic Iial @bl commence On Monday, ,e -uaTy h,
1856 Closing Exercises If present SESSION, Fndty FehTu-
VIZ ~, Mechanics Loan Association.
AT--sss The Books Of this A-sociatcn are open a
the Office Of Robert Lusk Those wishing take stock IN The
viii do well t. CALI it viii be ont Of their power
werEs N0TICE-The Stockholders
Nv-@@seSo Of the Protection Insurance Company Of
Nashville hereby notified that election viii be held
the Office Of said company the 6rt Mondays being the
nm usy 81 ssosoy mex, -, . :, s,se ~ ~ 80
jlsas--id ISAAC LTTroN, sec'y.
EefSs Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
A4S-1zse is for sale by G. W. HendershOtl, corner ce
darand the Square lanzz
Me<Es FOR REET.-Two Comfort
h9sa able Offices or Sleeping Rooms, over the store
late oceupe by W. H. Cruteher. on College street Apply
At " IS Broadway. janl6 a
Has To Printers.---We have for
~ Ners sale, a large quantity u Type, some Of i
nearly new-ineiud variety Of IOR TYPE. ard lnuch
that wen he suitable ccunt-y paper Office. Also,
good STANDING PRESS Si:h bard and pressing sheets
complete. All Of VIII ch VIII be disposed Of very reason
We have aso several hundred pounds Of OH typ which
VIII sell to Machinss bargain If application is made
ljan7-ul SMITH, MORGAN co.
OFFICE NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT CO.,
JANUARF 5FH, 1855.
EASs A dividend of Five per cent
k2E~e for the past six months was declared, and
payable 70 the ST. ckhoders after he 1eth inst
jan9-lm JAS. II. KENDRICK, Sec'y.
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FRoM KAKsAs.--TheTe have been further troa-
hlrs Ia Kansas We have two accounts OF the
aFa ---one by the correspondent OF she 81 Louis
ID .nocras and the other by the LaSrenee Herald Of
Freedom iboth freesoill IL appears that me irees
soilers held an election for officers on the 10Th
The Iayor Of I.eavenWorth iesSid the opening Of
the pos ia that place. and the election was then
adjourned TO the l7th, and polls opened N she
town Of Eaon, about 10 miles IRON LeaFenworth.
The pro slavery party made an attempt 70 take TIE
ballot boxes, when an a. igemeut ensued. IN which
two Of The pros aver party were seriously Scu &C.
ed and Que of the Tree STATE party slightly.
Mr. +. Brow one Of che leaders Of the Tree
STATE parts, who J. said 10 be kentuekan, wss
slb- que itly captured BY the pro slavery party
aad d q from che cruel treatment whlch ks receir
ed at thr hands Of the latter. Both parties we're
agsi arning themselves, aud trouble was antiei-
psied
Th el,t ito Of thef g sol patty esalted 70 be
choice Of & g. Chss 20 an-on - Governor. The
r. -. I.esiss,are is lnset oa the fta u March.
The Westoh NJ. paper, pro slavery says that
.gleua jones o. Kansas. has made iWentg arrests
since these lroubles occurred.
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ON Saturday 10th February viii sell Auction the
~ slahle W. J. Philips IN Nashville, souf Is or u
Imported Spanish Jacks and Jennets
fERMs 2 months with 1etes satisfactorily en5o ssd,
and payable In Bank. s. + GLAEC0CK.
feb8-trest Ancsionesr-
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WANTE
4 600 BARRELS LARD, for which the highest
i ,ONIO ket price will be paid in Casa.
Nashville Feb. 1. DAVIS, PITCHER co.
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w19zs Sealed Proposals viii be re-
IL ceved ~ the undel signed until Monday ths
i0sn day Of February pfosao for the blldr Of the Pubic
seoo onse the Fourth Ward Proposals VIII be received
either for the VII e Oh In b either hra ch OF the
orx sep ,rztely Pans snd SPECIFICATIONS ready
Tor examination the Recorders Office The bids vii b.
ooensd on the 10th Il bruary ROBERT MARTsN,
ANDREW ANDERSON, =
r.. B. CASTLEMAN,
s,rQ &c
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HARPER FOR FEnRUARY.
Livery Stable.

sTNOON NFLs0N CO, ~ Union Street. have received
Harper's MaEah FOR February. Subscribers solicited
and furnished with numbers for December and January
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Livery Stable.
49, - THE andsrsisned having taken n
49, - the stab's market strtef, Nash ~ -
C5J<-~tJ vile. Tenn, two doors beioE TIE ILL
Inn and opposts the MANSON Honse. fsFm-
ery occupied - the Hammer respectfully ann enees that
he keep on haad good horses ard rshcss be les
tbs hiring puilc reasonable terms.
he D prepared > take Of IN ,hs best manner, All
Horses aith him. sithrr b1kTding hos iraFeer
His stlb3e uated coayeneet buffRess ane be VII
keep none bat exserencsf and best pFovsder
the market Afford. Terms moderate.
Jan i6-dtwasiy T. 5. PATTER-ON.
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Whita LAad

OOO KEas q Wm. @, stockton Co.'S brand Of PURE
ZOO WHITE LEAD, fai weight, aud very white.
For sale by CHURCH ANDERSON.
WANTED. FLANSEED. For which the high
est ct price viii be paid in Cash. ljang-a
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03
LATER FROM GALE ORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE Law.
NFw YoRK. Dec. 28.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10
The George Inw arrived at 40 clock, bring ing 2Z5
passengers, 81 400 900 in troasure and principally
consigned follows: cells u Co, $295. 200; priv
ell, 100000; Metropolitan Bank, $2SOoOO.
Tie steamer Golden Age arrived at SBn Francisco
on the 9TH
The in the North WINS progressing with much
violence and considerable disaster on both Sides
Nearly all the Indians in the North were arrayod
against the whites
There grand festival at San Francisco, in
honor OF the fall of Sebastopol, which ended i'll
Ten thousand persons were present at the festival on
The Both.
The u. S frgate Independence sauted the Gag ON
the French corvette Ambascade, il reparatio. ivr
the arrest of Consul Dillon.
Tho Indians at Puget Sound entered into ALI.
ancc 10 wage war against tho whites.
Oregon dates to the 2J.h of November are re.
ceiyed.
Several engagements between Tie volunteers and
Indians had taken place, in which the latter were
worsted L. 5. forces had retained 10 tie Dalles ~
await orders Of Gen Wool.
SAN FRANclsco MARzET--Aiost articles have
groltly declined in prices, although at the close
slight reaction perceptible. The closing rates
for Haxali -four wac si5 Mess Eorh $3.50 Butter,
32A Soc. Lard Il 2Sc.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-03

ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

NEW 1ORk, Lee. %.
The Steamer Pacific from Liverpool arrived
at 5 o'clock this evening with dates to Saturday
the 18th inst. News highly interesting The
long expected capture of Kars by the Russians
has at last taken place. Noparticulars received
except that brought by Gen. Kmety and another
officer who escapcd in order to hasten the adj
vance of Omar Pasha TO the relief of the city,
At the time Gen Williams was about sending
flag of truce to. offer equalization. Nothing fur
ther known, But il is believed the garrison SUR
rendered rs there was only S)0a, weak force
to cut their way through the Russian army.
Omar Pasha WAS near Quta, which the Russians
held in force.
Tbs only event of Importance that has occur
red in the Crimea, is an attack made by the
Russi ans ON the extremity of the French lines.
The Russians were 1900 strong, aud after an
hours fighting withdrew. Both armies were
comfortably housed and provisioned' The firing
continues between the north aud the south sid
es of Sebastopol. The Russians opened new
loans in Berlin, Hamburger aud Holland. for
l,Hlo.9e0 at 5 par cent.
The kustriaa army is being reduced, to,tlm
peace quota.
The government of Naples publishes conyea.
ton witv tac L. States defining rights Of lieu-
trality.
ENGLAND.
The Queens order in Council authorized the
issuing of AS, 0J1 pounds sterling in notes on
fed in the Bank charter
With respect to the prospect of peace we iiase
a mass of ccntradic.ing ssatemenissof negotia-
tions now on foot. They have not progresses
a step II is known that diference-is existing
III the British Cabinet Palmcrston and Pan
mure urged the prosecution of war, the rest of
the Cabinet, supported by Napoleon, SUCCESS
the Importance Of embracing the present oppcr-
tunity OF negotiating peace. $3.50
The only Intelligence from France is THAI tile
assistance OF the Bank alone prevented consider
able financial embarraSsments at the last settle
ment day
The allies are parleying but little The Bril-
fish army are ovcr-supplied with equipments.
English writers admit that the Russian army
are well supplied for the winter, having large
supplies at Simperphol and Dercnkio.
GortchekoH has extensively fortified the Tuck
nargo road BY batteries. The Russians are con-
centrating their forces Vt la chisral aud Siinp-
herpol; English and Angso Ottoman Cavalry
have arrived at Constantinopac, where they Will
winter. Tho Allies have fortified kinburn,.
and consider ii eguaaly impossible to he attack
ed
The French line near Kamech have been Dear-.
~ completed on a magnificent scale. ST Peters
burg advices say vast trains of sieighs entered
the Crimca by Perekop with provisions and
stores, also that the Allies have 20 batteries
dy to stack the north forts, and 36J guns IN po-
sition at Tehefnaya- Both English Comnlis
sioners and Omar Pasha's envoy have failed in,
their negotiations with Circassasss, the chief
having refused to leave the mountains for the
purpose of making an attack upon Georgia ::
most of the allied Baltic Geet had passed
Eisinore.