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hsassssas sfe aaSd cSGnfy ~ 0esrs, assisted
by their sab-ofheials, have sacrificed eul
prosperity IA thin QabHahsstS become
gick an the publidzexpense; theireSn-
Hsc las 20 ci7Hfa Pgr IrEA9es 40 sysdit
mat our Old tg5aosse Win Be Iahtie tofpfodpce
Bot"fttIs golden fruit, aiitif' the people
taker herr rIi4tost their immediate custody
and hohas time to recuperate her lost
San Andreas independent., 1857-09-26

80; ms = : subject for our emigration So
cieties g pondcrover, who are using their
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Important TO Miners. Travellers. &C..

Z. S.-Aparlments privatelx arrangcd.
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PeS3unal Intelligence.

PeSsunal Intelligence.
Americans resered a! ~ banking Office Of se ATsr
European Spress and Exchange Company Paris, nom
DR. CIV; Harvey; V. D Greene and LADY %. ?.
ssS zsssr;ss Austin fA rsoon g T. &C. T.
ss' Sss;1 j.. x:::slS RAd Ms = Slsp 70
RJ ss;ia bs.is. as'is'l
lss:.Y. wy.b r'E w, sSsni p.
EsJ. c sss .. SSs
His Exoellepcy the Governor G. -, ~ nsuaS. ia Az
pected TO for England, steamship North Amer
can, the 10th inst
The washington Scr 50 ys-In political circes or the f.
Hon Abraham Xer cher s q member or Congress many
years since OF orh Carolna s most likely be sent out
to rucoseo q" herrwether In New Mexico
The eav Io Commercial gays that Gov. Marcy at Lock
pon, w guest Of Gov. Hunt.
ARRIVALS.
From Il the st. mrs M u III ns
S M, Ta sad , 5Hs sra
ssiiss Hss5s q.
ac% xix sns and ss '
sgsenssn ~ ss as:' III
SEEK asisr sae and dy sss hoss.ss
w., NJ; sSS MT
Ms Swift Mis-; r9ng r. pa Sre lns a,a %
sSHa Day
mo son. Miller, Mrs Frsemsr. II Wiiams, Ber-
tram Brown, Jos Scolley Mrs King Mrs Wells and
Wilcox, Mrs Burns ard Two children Mrs wilcox and
s%s Grs 50 IN the s Storage '0a
h % ts in 81
Rashey Curtis McNatr, Price, Sims,
b Kirby, ki,hbuvg Robinson, ) Southwark. Myers
He NTH Baglsy Marry. j M.ccrea vles, lady
Mss Gwaihuey 1t W Gwaihs ey. N Reynolds and two
Misses Reynolds Der ard and lady Mrs Shook Miss ShooS
snd Mater Shook. Perkins. e Barr, Duuscomb,
lady and cho r Stein End two Mrs Coroin, Mn
Wskely and chldreR, Mrs AeAuHon and two children
Mr. Lawson and three daughters Miss Msbey johnson
| and lady kss Johnson-and 81 In the Storage
| DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool in the steamship America, from Bnston-S
Hooper and VIE Miss Porter Miss Am,, Ord AND
wife, VIM Amy, Mt.s T White, Major rryon w White, A
! Nudge; y Davis, g w Warren 2 stsphen.on. ID
| Weever. W Harding A Richie Miss Richie, Mira Put
| m, Masters Fisher. W tits, Miss l. Bayley, Mis-
! Otis and maid and Mics II Mckenzie Bostr Hall Nj
! Frsrmnnte, Roxbury Powers ana wife Prof Sparks
Mrs u Corning n Clark ard crd Mrs David Brown
children, Corning, Springfield DRAPER Canton, Mass
mrs Wortenhein, d, AaDsop Goodbye New Bedford; kdv
kagle and wife, Taunton; Hope and VIE Nj Hope. Mis-
Rockwell, N Rockwell Nor~ioh CT; t}eo Bridge. Paw
ucket; Pepper Pepper, New Hampshre; w u wharton
wife maic and servant BrokiDe; Mottow and wife
Maine, Mira Bishop, Richmond Me- Mrs Berry Augusta
Hal, wife ana nurse Miss Mcclure Donald KsynAl.
Greene. Mr. Sterling Miss Sterling Mhward Josephi
wife two children and nurse Ayrts Bryson Sydney
senr GsstilIon = Cas,ion rAvesdoTe M Cave, Ben
and wife Philadelphia Fegper, BALTIMORE. and others
| In all about TO
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Bunker Hill Celebration at Newburg-Ex-
cursson OF the seventy.Arst Regiment.

The above regiment under the command OF Colonel g.
vosburs and accompanied by liz splendid band together
with about 400 excursonsts, amour whom were q large
prop ron Of ladies' embarked In the steamer Santa Claus
Wed, csday evening last for Ne ~burs 70 celebrate the
bale Of Bunker H and compete with other regiments for
s,and OF colors which annually presented by
Military Association 70 the best disciplined regiment in the
state The steamer left the pier OF the foo, Of Spring
at half past o'clock NJ Although the day
extremely fcegy the passage rendered pleasant by
the agreeable Incidents which occurred board the boat
Dancing kept up nearly the entire way 70 Newbue
treatments OF vtry superior ptou were freely
participated 10, and the scene altogether OF most
socisble and enjoyable character half past one o'clock
from washingtons Hea5quares the discharge of
small arms, fire crackers, the exclamation OF the
men marched from the wharf Front street, whore II
received by the 10Th Regiment, consisting Of the wash
ngion Guard Company; the Kemblc Guard, from Celd.
ne &c Sc wv ''''' -
Both regiments then marched through the streets Of the
towr end then formed In Inc In Water street, and
Al three O'Clock the regiments again turned out, and
marched 10 wasbnstons aeadq arters where they were
reviewed by Cen spccr and his STAFF consisting OF
members Of the state Mliay Association. While march
ing through the town several bouquets andfwrcahs OF
beautiful towers we're showercd on lhom 81 the ladies'
from the Eindove, and their arrival at the Washington
Headquarters vas announced by q salute Of six guns
exercises for the stand Of cOors, which finally
awarded 10 II, the other regiment no, attempting 10
compete.
The two regiments then qef the Geld and resumed their
march through the town. the eth ccotpg the fist 10 the
wharf whore they wese 10 embark The General ex
pressed himself highly pleased with The which
The fist regiment performed It's exercises and With the
general appearance OF boh regrnon1 the list Thea re.
embarked amid denoDs aons Of farewell similar 10 those
which bade them welcome when the steamer left the
wharf three cheers given Cor te people Of Nevblrg,
and three the ladies Of Ne wDurg and they
responded In hearty by the nhahans ~ the
Tho boat then bent her course for New York. VII ere
he landed her passc gers at one O'Clock on e morning
)f Thursday.
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THE MANDAMUs SuTrs.

Mr. o'CoDor renipded the court that there were two
other the calendar, being writs OF msndsmus
prosocu,ei against OF the old Board of Police I'M mis-
tio0ers Judge RussslD, commanding him 10 70 aud
xecfe hts duties. These which involved pre-
c'ely the came questions involved In the
ust argued. The Judgment in those was Of course
he same In the court beow asd must be the 10 this
curt ne proposed through Ne Beadsley, 10 submit these
ases on the part Of the plaintiffs the argument that had
been heard and set OF points witch were
tepeuu m OF ue olhers II a formal submits
zion Of tbe case The ndment and determination In the
one case would govern IN an
Judge Deno-lerhars il would he better 10 leave &c,
Of points In each case With The Clerk
NJ n'(ouor--Nea.
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AN EARLY DECISION Asked.

Mr. Evsrts-Notbrg has been said in regard 10 the pub
nc nece city that there Is for as earyh dsceS this case
as the 90, vt will 20 abe " give We suppoce that the
public erc tement In New York, intvaed nto an ac
ius col isiou conneced, not remotely, with the dispute
thai has been 'orenscaly submitted 70 this courts pre-
sent 10 your Hon ors mind and will OF press fvr
conclusion of the ,Tatter ss early az possible.
Judge Dcnio-we are quito aware that II II desirable
that this cme should b disposed 81 at tho present term
u ne practicable for the oprt 10 DO 90.
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MARIFIME INTELLIGENCE.

Central America. New York yuue ~ AspnwAl
Black Warrior. New York June n Havana N D.
sTEAMKRs TO AND FROM HAVANA.
PHtApxIPHA-From New York 81, arriving Mt Havana 9Th
and New Orleans lh. From New Orleans 2h Havana I'D
arriving AT New York 18th.
QuAEvR Crrv-From tn OF each month arriving
Havana ,ah Mobile From Mobile nd, Havana
kih, arriving ut New York 18th.
CAHAwbA-from New York l2th arriving At Havana l7th
and New or.esne eh From New Orleans Nth Havana 2sh
arriving at New York 81
and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans sh Havana 8th
Arriving at New York 18th.
BLACK wARaIoR-From New York xth arrives Havana
lat and New Orleans ID. From New Orleans lTh Havana
ilh arriving nj New York 18th.
IsArK-From Charleston 9Th and Iyh due At Havana I'm
And I'D From 10Th and due New York leA
And 3lsl
When the dates a Sunday he win sad
Monday, except from New Oreans.
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E.isxrsph,o Marine report.

BOSTON, June sArr shp Alice Counce, Singer, Liver
brle.ns srigs srro ssIor 6crnor PORT f5rse Royals
ph ,p,ss % BssS ss
sALEn, june i7-srr bark ooidaoch. Lord. Africa
Herald Marine Correspondence.
ra.ApsLpaia June lsna Ss 's% S ,.. scs,oo sss.
EiorS arsee eTdisr, Pane. boston; N shaddocs. VA
ma .sp gsrss brown xerp $, John sB ss-s Schools.
Mcneil Boston .sh-, siraer Paipe' and Jas ward
H;s sS" S Bssa' ss inv % 2s" s; ss
burg WIN ks,. Hall for, lismIoai Doughty Murphy,
fcrd; csiiftrnia Dsnyers Albany '''' '''1'-'
kifscsI,snsous and Disasters.
Ssass was - a Sras was a 1 rSa ba 1a
siely Sier sanE % fhoms Montreal transcript
rance stupidity on drunkenness Of her pilots
AsIs.ssn, t,pparenty four mas,ed struck Great Rip,
Nsnncks l6h al ~ o'clock, and aimed there about
hour when she Got on When last from Nantucket she
rEHrooI June The bark Besecca arrived preyiou. TO
NE oh ins prebael slip Reosecs which ar, On via Bee
WITH ssrso q cotton Proy.9ns sc and y y fared hs her
Secretary Board Of Undervfi,e
CoriI.Iox-Ihe ship Barnabus Webb. while being lowed
na at anchor % island Ss the s sr n
wsrhs breaking .he arooard anchor and doog other da
BRrG THOMAS TRowBRIDer, LAMAR, al New lawn from
rusysma iao 81 " o'clock Tues iay might in Long
the caheai breasns the cutting her n nearly
se si % s sa ssrr ss ON sos p
stsemsr oetsn be supposed The brig was 40 much
the csptsn OF the Pefre promptly rendered Offering " necs
fasy 10 tow hin into New Haven ssr reparing he Acamers
fm0keJpe which knocked down by the trigs rsyard
In getting Capt reoined the org IN the
% be os, he being hr,aiei1s, snd ,rng should
he fe The brig would founder, he concluded prceed
the wind being fair raher fhan " walt flr the steamer
ryng away the and boat be ongng 10 the gcamcr
Haven.
Brre xorrr srAns fror Boston for australia before re
tied sposen ID inst LAT az bon ~ after having been
IN beam ends had si her round house. aud supp
ed "a Hh stove, chart quadrant and other s~ares:
would w to get 70 some port In England, crew all well
scus } FREsosr IAtle6ed l~bere from or bound no,
,aled was " contact h inst oa Isle Hau with ship Jas
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r~rt Of ssw York. Juns IS, 1857.
HEAgKi
ship rordon, Huribut, rondon-Grinnen Minlurn a Co
Ship Orphcus tBren) Vessels Brsmen-Hennings. Muller
BARK WrIkin barrett Valparaiso Ac-w Bartlett.
BARK Hayes shiSe1ick, Buenos Ayres-w DeForrest
Bark New Light speisnss, Bsltimore-Ma.ser.
Brig Fanny (prus) schan-r, sieilin-v tchmint
Brig Eola ulaD, Scala, Cadiz and Paermo-Boyd Hncx
Brs Ida Rsyncs, Weber Sc rhomas-s de AsredA Jove
Brig Owen Ray, Neuvi,as-Thos Owen.
srs lincoln. Corn rsrs rn,ad,lphis- Brett s,n 90
Brig Cooper, 3 NTH Portsnd-aussell 4 ynins.
brs Zone, Thomas, Boeon-J pe,ano 90.
s~tr Bsius ter, lie oresiey, Blanc, Blassinken
scsr Nor State Morton savsnnah-Mcrres ", Mott o.
hchr sioney, Alden, fharleson-Dollner Poasr.
sr @ f sT cSn.n
schr OCEAN Ranger Ooter, rrseport VIC &EJ Peters
passengers. 70 fudism 1 Pi.assns '''' - WIZ
fcSr sally Bsds-r asrlsnd asliner tor Ei,abs,bpovA
scsr TugvAsss new sussi, ldsns days.
sssr ia , Asncrn BreyE .. Eoet lard,
sshr Caho, Mayhew Boston, days
Ser II ii Reed. Kelis. New sedford Tor Albany.
sssr VA sssa smith ro,fs.se for rn =.
scsr GS.ps Newton Frdsepo 1 ior wsshiustoo DO
schr q y Binn, Cook Stamford Ct.
s P fS Even r
schr Roche ciost with nd.e from wreck Of schr In
d s sssSc al :, LG sr, ssssn q, u,,.
sloop I. n Davis, Port Even Tor Providence.
Eloop Harvest Corwin. Providence
Steamer rscons. wilson. Rhilsdtlpss.
R,eaner CurIew. williams Providcnos
Wind curing the day. NJ, with fog.
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In CoURr OF ApPEALs, JUNE ~, 1sj7.--No. 400
People ex. rel Wood VS.. Draper am others GA a-gd.
ment Mr. Charles OCcnor and Mr.. J. Ein,nii for
appellants Mr.. w. Egsrls AMI Mr. i. 2. Jitting for
respoodents No q referve5 for Juno IS. 10 ~ re.
,ved FOR juno 80. No 81 reserved for July l. Nos %,
81. III sir cck en-
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BOSTON June IS Arr ship Alice Counce Singer LIVER.
poo harks Ttania Hambury Lasscn Caldera Ionis New
cre.ns bres srro sssor, ccnnor Port an frrce Royals
ton, Turks lslands Edwin, Philsdepha, Jo-
s.ph tabbols, Port Ewen Civilian. NYork Below, shp Al
lanilc. frOm Calcutta
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e Ak .' : ,S;; PC s;: g.,
rom E lead 'S .s s0 Lizzie ssss
k c sS ss~ SSs VIA ss
g load FOR 90 Intrepid Gardner for chins ss cccrsio
s.r N acs sG ss%sp' 1ssl Horned s.nsoa, drrn~
unc BARI fy&ussI o"ss oS BOSOM sosi sd from
ss. Cs s .ag, sa M KATE h ss s
. s s s'ss S y s S.. sn s
phIs; 2eih, IIaicyon ,mme. Boston
John i TS.ysp
III snS John sss Ssy iosa Ss
Ts% '% suTsrr 1onns sSsre Srs,sy oqsr e
rin ylye, Five susan Howell Rallies Columbia srile,'
Golden sas Ssh.s Scs ws
s ssp os rsy H fss s" sS q S,s s,%s
ssanrs siivsasis psyis and P"nsrr Sosisoms,y do;
ss,sf
s% sSrs ys ,'fTgSsss lsn sS
wave nseii Abbott lawrence Davis: Revenue Robinson;
spi Adams, Gay from osllao sh bark Essdne pesns
sii pb. ship ReEulu, Thompson. Queenstown.
ssS qs rs NV syo I'D ''hr' Reward Bon
Hsvsss June 10 In port ships Jane Walsh York for
sssS " q =" gsa%SGr w0U 1aasa
ersG al 81 To- Oakland Hunter Ger Nyors tssea UP s0
Raven %snsn Or %' 80
before
H1iirAx June i0-Arr hrigs Palermo ssin, Richmond;
12h Emerald Mcdonald, NYork; schrs Palestine 90; lah
Paransc iutchns Bamore; Ivy Green Johnson Nyork;
4h Por zpan, Johnston Nycrh uld IN schrs pover,
Younr Frederick sDurg; 9Th Sntana Day United saies
QuFBrc, June L-below, Oft faiher Point, ship Anna
snhmid Msen, from Nurleans Between Barnabv Island
and Bic ship bound into Bic. suppoed the "Eiwina
saco a. anchor on Kamournska ship ihsres Daveu
port, Rely. from Nyofk.
poRr fRscE May BIN port brig Anglo Saxon Common,
days; schr lrAdise, Young for WORK 10
from s SPs w nshs o
and others before On III port, 10 miles dslant bark Go
rlia from -. ALSO, three IN barks bound IN -
st JoHNs, NJ juno lar, brig Charlotte, Picard Baii
a. brgq Rainbow, Haveuer Porto Rico; June
sealer Richard Greenocs ad been reported ds tor Bal
morel
st JOINS, Mr. Juns ii-hrr chips sglEnlt sdwards and
Richmond GOokn. Boston, bark Tehi, Tey, Nfork; btas
slamode, Croker do; Broome. Hume Philadelphia Sid
18th, bark Georgia, Burn, London.
fPsR srrAnsHiP EuRoPA, AT BosroN1
ArTwEnr June Arr Lion, Moore, Buenos Ayres; ryra
mid Heno erson, NOrieana
ALoEcRks RoADs. May GAR Ariel Bisllcs, Trieste for
NYork.
RsISasr, June lar ~ ida, Jansen, rorieans
BxLsksr LopeH, June eA lnsIeboroush, Tver'on, Nor
folh
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spfaAL anfeE

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= ms'l 81 talfi # Ne tft n
litsa ! ~ w ffsa eih .
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fhf aa Ihff ~ ~ sshtsfw
am tHtH 49, Hai % lsfm
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a.ii Ns ttif.i tafffi NJ fitiais
stfi nftNi En- i1 81 iaH 10 Hgs
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N.Haaf Mf igs sm NE afslslf
hsff . 4A ft mitch halia
ns ihsff Lfrs' A. aisata
ia.fahi Gssffissf w. nee 10 IN
lsstl advert sag Faali nls aasis w
ptJlae By H otef A. y is 80 sselss
~ HEN 70 ~ itef bare ~ pohets
tssssag D. lhs ssislss slhsf haals
ID sihsf business 70 - DE fasas
ahi OF m.hs ~ rlft credit y, lsRsl
A%iieHlshf sYlii oh, afand ity
ohs thi shea ! am ingm ~ W. ~
es..iy n in.laf 5000 fsad'Np -
m, ssh cniIl ihsll lef be.lsle
shIth " wiNb
a NAnp
fH4f taHH
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~Col NJ !. Ward. the tall. good.
locking and senilemanly Editor and
Proprietor Of the "Ps@oia Star Vii.
ted our sanetum on Tuesday last
We learn that tho Col Il a hacA, and
SONIA Of tho yonng ladies and widows
who are auensaecd. In our burgh. ~
would No, be surprised IN hear had al.
read, Lscp sitting their caps for biul.--
Hraasds Pfesf.
We thank ,oa brother slaie for your
hind ns'icoef rs. and the fact Is tina,
such were the dangers surrounding US
from the fair daughters II fernando.
.ha, W. were compellea to seek safeiy
To our heart b, flight, les, We should
be taken prisoner. err We w,r. aware.
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We wish 10 Say 10 an persona ZEN.
ding Communications 10 the Star for
publication. that We como, print them
unless written s,,A ist. and Gn sss
eide Of the sheet II paper only. Our
compositions cannot b. accountable fcv
mistakes when The copy d Sviisss
ssii q seseit. And ait Is itsqsessly
necs.sary Tor sxo hands " vost % he
sanss article a. the SAM Ssue. Il cen.
no, b. lone vhrn tho copy b written
gu both sia's d the sheet u paper
Rcssswtrs ftiends. aud govern your.
,slvcs sccosdinsly.
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The Chinese Sugar Cane.

Tue 81. Louis R,ystiicas Of q late
date SAYS;
"lfthc experiments making this ara.
sou with the Chinese Sugar lane should
DO successful. We may hope for some
relief from tho ~burdcnsome rates at
which sugar uox rules, with q prospect
II still greater pressure before tho
summer Is past. The spur Of necessi.
" has operated In inducing, what may
be regarded AS an extensive planting
Of the Sorghum this spiine. We hear
Of one gentleman In South Carolina
who has u hundred acres planted
With It. In Illinois, We bear Of a score
who have planted from QUE TO fifteen
acres. and Vi . likc number 10 Missouri.
OF course. ihera are hundreds whou,
We 10 M, hear Of. who experimenting
With this sugar cane. 10 that By neat
September We shall know what relief
may be hoped kr from this SOURCE
Mr.. Hedges. well known through his
relation 10 the corn mill. agricultural
steam boilers. &c.. with others, Is Gu
gsged In forcing a large quantity Of
chinese sugar can Ia bot .hu,lsrs. IL
Is expected Il will I've ready for the mill
anil ~ boiler BY the first Of. or
early IN July. when q thorough csperis
meut will b. made With ~ syrup. 10
zee whether granula,ed sugar Of mar
kctablc quality can BE- Produced from
Il In sufficient quasii,ks and =, sub
cost q will Justify W. future eul,iva-
ton Of tho crop. We learn tbs, quito
. company Of thoss Interested In sugar
will inset at Cinrinusii In July. 10
witness the result of this experiment.
- II VIII have . material effect In
co~nssOlline ske msScmcn,s q those
/ vho Will then b. waiting IN Their field
CROPS. lfj, shculi prove satisfactory.
dee SospalA sbas viii b. made BY Nor.
thesN MeeP gvoVrsp 6r mailing sugar
htAs I'll mn sscAcops o they Assc,
We hops spsa - have spsne intesss.
tlng iskssnasios Aum NJ. Hedges In
s~plssvass = the sutject. vhrh u
shall tbsD lay bsesss err svs1ers."
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We have made inquiry and ind
,ha, tho wheat crop Of this county
which Is now being harvested. Is tho
best that has ever been raised. There
Is no, ~ much straw rs usual bu, the
hsads are better Oiled aud the grain
large and fully developed,
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" rwssi I'D Amsfifss NJ go

yfehHH so AHefff4 vs. ~
tfs ceMDafe4
TLe iaiavins. -. ~ Htetis
\ an stlfHt IfpH 4 lstiw NJ N.jHf
Nehefsl issaH Iyrelrfn ~
Ushsfsl n NE Almy N ~ NJ
staies N : hlsmi, M ssdlhG ~
fstasHia BY MsfI.al valiant ths
Ifhfh Minister N War NJ Tho
Whale NJ The HamAnlsffm'lt 49,
nhpmehis ~ tho Ieie vaf n Tho
lHa, aud fheif ffsult u i tsf
ls#Wly Interesting -
Waamsafos NayIf6t
l'hui I feai thls opposition Ny
Marshal valiant I was n . loss
N comprehend tho operations ~
The allied afmles " Che rffnea.
ihmm lbe battle N Nina N the
eanflu,fnh N peace ihuse afmiea
constantly acted Nv violation NJ =
military sslon. iodls0FHtd which
l. almost always fatal The axiom
"A fhiai~M hom ihffr IL an lintor.
inai i%ufifess ~ be- attacked AID M
anmy IN ihc fold 10 be- fought, The
AIMS SHOULD be fought aid beaten
out Of the helJ bnt because The
nssailing army, no matter low ~.
Ieflof N numerical force, II II ai.
i@eks ihe fortress hfnl, may be- 40
crippled "a 10 fail ~ easy prey to
the anny IN the field,
The French, IN The personnel of
their army, and IN all the appllan.
ocs Of their artillery aud ordinance
are greatly ~ advance Of other
notions. bat the exposition al The
Marshal valiant shows that IN oil
their administrative arrangements
which relate To- the movement aud
supply Of miuIvs IN the field, aud
particularly IN that which regards
land transportation, they nrc Tar
behind Us. On examining their
means Of transportation IN the
CrImca. Us given by the Marshal.
| was surprised to dud that u for a
force Of three hundred and nine
thousand men they employed lees
than half the animals, for all pur-
poses, during the war, which We
supplied for draft .and packing
alolie tor our army in Mexico, that
never exceeded torty.ivc thousand
men. We were sble to 20 where
We pleased. aud " take appliances
Of war with us. They, TOT the
want Of the means q trsnsportar
ton, were not able 1t any ti"n
during tho war, to 60 twenty-five
miles from their ships, and operate
q single week sgainst the Russian
army in the field, without starving,
Hence they had no other alterna.
tive but to invest Scbastopol; aud
short rs were the lines there, Mar
shal Valiant says the place wa
never entirely invested, but thro'.
out tho siege it received sonstau,
reinforcement of men and supplies
from the Russian army without
Had the allies possessed proper
and sufficient means of transporia
ton, they could bsve beaten ,hciI
enemy out Of the Crimca. and thcr
BY closely blockuling Scbsstopo
BY land and By YEA, they could
without firing . gun, have force,
Il TO capitnlatc.
| hope our country may ncvc
have occasion to 20 10 war again
but the moro closely | look int
tho details; the less | fear war;
Those armies have . fair stock q
professional intelligence but Il the,
ha,c genius, ! think u genius i
its decrcritadc.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

How TAuoMsGE PAln-"i know
an a%rrislocratlc tailor who makes him
sell bankrupt about every i've years,
m order 10 collcc, bis debts without
offending his customers by asking them
for money. The Earl Vi Mornington
has been compelled 10 pay bis sons
tailor's bill. amounting 10 seme thirty
thousand pounds. Il Is true Il was
the aggregate Of some twenty years
wear and tear II suits. hut What must
tue tailor have suffered ~