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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

IIEir FROM TnE Sr.s.. II Is q startling
fact, ,ha, IL the earth v.r. dependsn, alons
upon the sun for h.s, il would no, keep
existence in animal and rssstabl, lif. upon
its surface. IL results from the researches
OF Pouillss that the starr furnish heat enough
in the eoun, Of the year TO mel. erus, Of
ice 10 feet thiek-Almo,, ss much as Is sup.
piled by the sun. Thi' may appear sirans,
when We consider how immeasurably small
must Ss the amount Of heat received from
any OF those distan, bolie.. Bot the sur.
prise rani.hes when We remember tha, the
whole irmam.n, is 80 thickly ,o~n with
stars that in some places thousand. are
crowded together within space no greater
than tha, occupied BY tho full moon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

FAr.L ETTEcTs or LEAvrNG or FLASSILs.
Asa warning against prematurely leaving
OF ainnels. we mention the case Of the re-
cen, death Of Richard Libby. Esq. Of Mat
,awamkeag. one Of the most respected ci,i.
rens Of that town. and we'll known in this
city. lie came out from the wood. where
he had been engaged in lumtering opcr..
,ious mos, OF the winter, and took or his
aannels. lie was Immediately seized with
a yiolen, cold and congestion OF the lungs.
and died in three days. Bangor Times
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

A CAHGo OF BoSEs. A cargo Of 23T tons
Of human bone. recently arrived IN England
from Seva.,opol, which are to bo used for
manure. The English soldier may be cheer.
cd to think /, sweet to die for his country,
but one would think he is not much com.
forted with the thought that his ne.h may
be given to vultures. and his bones brought
to an English dunghill. Some Of them, no
doubt. both leave and in the shape OF bones
come back to their country for their coun.
try's good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
PARIS, ME-.

better two heaps should be bepreparrd, or kop.
in process Of PREPARATION, one to receive
such material as may be used Immediately,
or as is deemed necessary, and another to
work up the coarse manurcs which require
time in their decomposition. And when We
talk of decomposition, ls, IL be remembered
We should have ab,orbcnts-muck. char.
coal, etc. Ito absorb ~ha, escapes from dc.
composing substances. Boston Recorder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

donate OF soda. which are not uniriendly 10
vegetable growth. 10 EnslAnd an admiI-
turo Of chalk carbonate OF limo) and peat,
Is frequently applied to hasten puireiaciiOu
consequent upon uniting with acids, and be-
ing received BY the cold inert elay.. Even
forty cart loads to the acre arc often thus
nnnliei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

All the music Of Nature is simple, yet
grand and full Of melody. from the deep
bass of the sea to the gentle sishing Of the
breeze,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
MIS- G ELLA N Y
From the University Quarterly.
A COLLEGE TALE.
M 7. u. Rad.

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no., - r,.,.s. ,,n,. 81. p0.mn,r
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ro,i, ,o,,L.nn All, .,o,v ~ d.mi,oB. and
h.,o..
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Ill. - - $50, 81
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81. .,.n,a.n,' 4, 49,, -. h,,d ,,, =,
49,. .,,,, 49,, ,,a,sn, v,,,,r,, l,on
coming E,sr, .,udep, MA. .ummop,d
.el or we'll. rrc.en, or absent, i, made no
differences. Far the .,lee,men v,r, elieien,
and d.,s,mined ,o ,asr,ice ALI thing, :, do.
,,-hay,nl, An eve likewise 10 tho fines.
Tn. eollcci.u. Gndin, ,ha, stun p ora,ions
came 10 l,,,le. held a us.,,n- heard ,pO.ch.
q, pa..cd resolutions Of a complimentarv
nature. and determined 10 train. From
,ba, time !, seemed a. n college had become
a Larraek. Forward. march," Right
and lef, oblious." wers the only sou pd, 10
b. heard. At dinnsr. instead Of peaceful
reour.t 10 ra,. the po,atoe.. rang tho war.
like command to march down that d.,aeh.
nept OF b,er.,e,k. or order out that Plat.
of nota,.,. ar ,ouadron of mia. Mean.
time. aetiy, incarnation, Won, on sshinI
,b. ..e,.. o,Iv .om.,ms, bv rhneinr
nt the windor. Won miyht SEQ Z" bilsou,
t,m. .,,;,ki,, f,om s,,b,." and fancy
ill.,. b,d ,,,ne1 n.na.eri. and all tho
I'LL. -.
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~" ''''"'' '"S ''"'"' ~ 80
'"o ~o'y e'o"u P''''" '"'' wv NO''n'
srO0nu'' livery 'n'" was H"''s',p'v''.
i"s ingenuity VI "V'A' ",u NV Wv" ' i1'
'o''n lot no."'os' ''"' sV"''V1 ;" |
cd iAse-' MASKS HA'''o''"'H ''n' '"'' 'A"
'A'ue ue.A'H'' usO' s'O'' "A.''
"ns 10 shame =" '"s ' ,, ~. 49,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25
farmers department.
"sFKED THEFLow."

All the arts sai sciences pertaiaiag % lie, are
sa.el, lseiogciher, anI are Intimately r.,aascI.
81 With Agriculture
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
New Goods New Goods

FOR THE s. PRIN q 4 r. ID l..
A. z. klNsEY, DESIRE most respectfully, 10 return
LIZ their aaks The ladies and citizens generally of L neh
the liberal patronage bestowed upon them for the
last MONTHS and ntcrm them that the, receiving
the largest stock ol pas Trimmings and Fancy Goods
before oere retail establishment south o haiti
Their stock will be complete b., the 10Th instant when
they viii be happy 10 show 70 their customers aud the public
Paris Dress Trimmings Of the latest mporiaon Cotton
Braids and Fripges great profuson rsci Ribbons BELT
Ribbons Cords Cords aud Tasscls rasscl Buttons rss las
sels AAntlias and MantA Trimming, Braid 81 de-
scrpton Buttons Of all kinds Hoop skirts from 70
cents 70 ~ Fans from " ~ rara.os from 10
el0, Umbrellas from 81 a. Kid Gloves NIL aud
lors SILK Ms ffom % 10 w. Crochet Cotton, Crochet Nee
dics and sik Enbiodering sk, Cotton Linen Sa, Tta Cot
Bonnet Rouches from 10 10 Velvet kbbons nil
widths, Cabas IRON 10 t0 Work Boxcs from %
e1e Portfolios Writing Desks None, Bag. Travelling agS
jet and Gold Jeweiry Beautiful from u % 10 o. Hair
Brais, Hair Brushes and the assortment o Hair
Oils aud Pernme, 10 be found the city Powder Pnfs and
Boxes rich and China Loops Combs
every material aaaspc Corseis sius and Splits skirt sup
porier Zephyr Worssd, Shetland Wool and Nntas Gard
baskets Fancy Hair ina and stock of Head Nets and
Head Ornaments of The very latest Styles ihs Needles
ing SILK Cotton and Thread; Ioscr, aud Gio,ts Walking
Canes, Umbrellas shirts and Shirt Collars ,vns yes
monies Cigar Cases. shirt Bosoms, Knives Scissors &C.
all u which they determined 10 sell such
not fall IA meet the appreciation Of the closest
please the most fasdlouA
Merchants and Ladies' In the Druss Making busncss are
respectfully invited " give call 10 whom will be allowed
y liberal discount. l. A. l. kiNskY,
NH Sdlw l5d Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

1850. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
EI.LETT &c WE1S1GER,
Manufacturer. and Wholesale Dealers In
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No Is7 Main Street. opposite EreAosge Bank
RICHMOND, VA.
VWAyISG made extensive pre- paraions offering 10
the morcf ns II Virginia. North Carolina and Iehnes
price. which but insure sale the iHrgeNf dhd
ets stock IF Spring dnd S"nsr Goods ever got
th. MARKET which for quality, variety and @sgdnce
be esc-led All They ask Is look before purchasing
elsewhere. onpERs strictly and promptly attended w.
Mr. j. L. llrrcHssoS formerly of Union, Monroe county!
Va and Ill devote Ia u his Nhia-
e -.r,i,.- Elicit Il WElslGER.
frb II iimar 1851.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
Fire, Life and Marine ns' AT.

Fire, Life and Marine ns"- a...
LynohbuIg Hoso d Fire Insurance Company.
nNHls Company makes Insurance against loss
l. Fire. Dwelling Houses, stoes Tobacco Factories and
other Budlngx, CURVATURE Goods Wares and Merchant
generally In town and country the mos, favorable
Also makes Insurance the tcs Of all
good health and Of sound csnstuon the duration
Of life or for limited period.
Slaves employed In ordinary occupations will be Insured
reasonable terms
The COMPANY will also take risks nom and any
ht Northern ~ boaussa Poria. at favorable ra,es
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
JAMES NJ. COBHs, Vice Prcsdent,
GEORGE b. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
JoHs OTKy TAYLOR, wv. 7. ANrrRsoK,
JAnxs y. PAYsE, JoaS r. DAVIS
VIZ. II. srRArros, NAumcE \. La saBonS.,
SAMUEL II. MoKIssRr, CuAs. X. SLAuaRrEn
JAS o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED r. WILLS, secretary.
DIR. WIN. 0TWAY OWEN. u,,.., r..,.
DIR. II. GIIMkR, aeu"A' AA"'n'"e'H'
The Medical Examination Of subjects for viii I've
made At the Once Of the Company day between
hours Of . aud 4 O'Clock. p. N. feb H3-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
SCHEME.

sss priEes amounting 10. sEVz"o
Ticket. 49, Halves go Quarter. ". Eighths t2a,
Cer,aca.e u Package OF ~ Whoic t2'9 %
Da, do. 70 Hnltr-.--.. 1sF -
De. do. 20 Aluaftrrr, -....+..s. ~ 20
DO do. 10 Eighths, ..t.......t,.. ~ ~
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS IS,
To in wilmington, Del saturday March 3is' 1850
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE
Prixes payable In full, without deduction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND cArITAL PRfzs
100000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware.
CLASS is
To Wilmington, Dei Saturday, March b. isSo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
LoTTKRIEs.
CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE,
Fer March, 1850.
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS B CO. MASAoEHs,
E7LNTNGT0E DELA WARE
SCHEME.

Ths Manager e. he attention Of The pu,e 10 the foosnz
splsudid scksmss be dnwH In Wilmington, by
ainae suikeffty,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

Az HHDs CTRA sUGAR-part choice;
AO 3Do BbA Renned ssear-au grades;
~ Bbia sweet Cider:
hp0 Sscks Fine and Coarse salt,
100 BbiA No. and Mackerel;
100 Bbls Apple Brandy;
20 Casks Madeira Wine:
40 Baes Iaguyra and Rio Coffee;
100 BbIA Portland syrup:
90 Bbla New Orleans Molasses;
- Tisrcea Goldfish;
~ Casks Fine French Brandy
4a9 Dog Buckets, Tubs, Broums, &c.
$40 BbiA Fine Rye whrkes;
For sale BY JONES n CO,
dec l5.tds Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
Great Sesthern Hat and Cap Mandatory
3, IJslI HslS.. p :os,s2ahL..Il va,

Manufacturer and Dealer IN Far, Sfrds, L<ghofH,
R,nama Sqff and koieski" Dress Hats.
HAVE nov ready my spring stock Of Hats, taT%
1 and Goods, Ia which would invite the auen.
lion Of the merchants Of Virginia North Carolina anh
TrDnr.-s confident my ability 10 supply them with every
hing The, may good terms ~ they can
bs procured In any market In The country -,
socs kept constantly FULL By the addition Of any
Thing desrnble Having greatly Increased my
ring seilr desirable styles will be Of my
o~n manufue n, Black Moiestin Hai Is si In the mon'
and equal not superior 10 anything produced IN Inc
c,untry -,
", assortment Of Boys Mc- aud chlerens Richly Trim
Hat. fA,s of all the different styles Of Braid aud Log
horn, be excelled =.
In Military Goods, furnish anything required NY
.tk 81 The various qualities 81 Army -Kegustion" Hats IL
very complete any different styles of Hats or Caps
made % order at shou notice. --.-.....x
NH : \. JOHN DOOLEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
CLOTHING. CLOTHING!! CLOTH1NG!
NJ GJTGGENHE

HAS from the Northern cities md daily receiving
HI very large and fashionable stock OF FAl AND WIN
TER CLOTHING which b-aniy style and quality, IL
surpassed lie very respectfully and invite. til. public
general aud his friends 10 examine bs stock before ucbas
ing Ne will hold Inducements cash and
prompa paying customess4er Others h~ has
pcrience taught him decidedly in restricting credit
Ills stock comprises many different styles Of Coats Pants
Vests Coats Drednough thai ney would be loo
TO mention.
lie aso hss IN ss.ament sE AMLKss CLOTHING tho
greatest invention Of the aud only manufactured by
Company United New York The public Ia in
vcd examine them WILL doubtless puzzle
body.
lie has ass u1aree Of Gcniieuen- eoops
such socks Ties Net shirts and Drswers Gloves
shirts Handkerchief shaw Travelling ankcts etc also,
Trunks Umbelas Carpet al etc lie returns thanks for
past favors and invites eycrybod, 10 cali on him.
B-<auntry Merchants wvad do we'll 10 call him be-
going hrsbsr he prepared for the wholesale trade
sept 2,dis NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
shoes! ShoeSi Shoes

lust received III No ~ Ninth Street Formerly Bridge ST.
- and splendid Ladies' thiidcns
Shoes, which will be sold cheap for cash,
feb Its DAVID LAWSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

VFTINI SIDE KAII.TtUAD
PsrERsBi g,! februar, IL. i>J0
HN aud after Monday the 20th day February follow
~ rates vi Freight viii he charged by south
Railroad tonpin. from l!nciburg 10 Petersburg, Eicmond
and cit, Point:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
NEW CONCERN.

E have this associated ourselves together the
w OF conducting general Gruccry and Commission
business under the style and arm OF srRArros HENsLry
the old stand Of Murreil era,on No - Main street, Lynch
burg, Va
We viii keep constantly hand good of
ceres Ilgnor staple Dry ood every article
ally kept In Grocery establishment.
Particular attention paid Of Tobacco Wheat Flour
and all other kinds Of country produce.
We hope by STRICT attention merit the
OF our friends and the public generally
VIII. H. sTRATToN
feb 1-6 SAINT. W. HENsLEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15


4 Nol LID most respectfully announce friends and to
those trading IN Snchpurg that prepared sell
them GOODS reasonable they
ark" My stock ni Dom,st large and selected with
care have also on hand, large lot u BLANKETS Hats,
ANA Boots, good stock pi trorv which determined
sou 10" Tor cash or on Shurl time 10 prompt CUSTOMERS
Please give me II call al - Bridge street.
Del S-ds ALEX. KINNIER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

All articles consigned 10 The Agent City Point will sl
pei b MN ~ steamers or drst class vessels directed
bi9 I'll la,,ng taken aud forwarded without any additional
classification goods and other information nppl, 10 the
AS'ht al Llhchparg II. d. BIRD sup1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

go Merchants and others Interested informed that thu
Sout>c aisoad Company have made Ia hay,
the a age dom" between their Depot and all points Of the city
ut the same rates as are charged 10 and from the Canal Basn
Give your orders TO Mr. H. r. SINS me ut t,
Railroad Depot W. Is. GRlGG, Agent
H., = x. l. 70
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
SOmbrero Guano,

Sombrero Guano.
DnA TONS soMBEERo qGANo. landing from schoon
ZOO er War Eagle" dlr-c, from somirero lsland For
sale by EDMOND DAVENPORT n CO.,
kb pts Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
Notice 10 Shippers of Tobacco

xfE@N Notice 10 shippers of Tobacco o,
s2ikAnsHA NEW YORK the subscribers, Agents for he
Se,o York anil virginia Steamships, forward %
and other goods srni Ia their by
line FREE OF COMMISSION hui shippers requested To
lay mail, the disposition they wish mad,
sdiucul Otherwise, will III stored
per- Ii DIAM n IiEiNEkES
irh DTS ia broadway New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

'UHE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the un-
uersgnc' al The old stand. No 1874 Main Street.
VIII b" pleased 10 receive very liberal ma
lronage bestowed upon The late assuring who may
call thai effort will be- given render satisfaction In
of Pictures rates OF charges. nc.
Weaa have the agency for the TuEr AID
Lock SrIrcu SEWING MACHINES hens Gls tncks p,irrs
ana enb"iers and does all the work OF the best
IS Tar more simple and less complicated than other Ma
anet Machine sa He has the Patent Adjustable lIcnmer
manufactured expressly for the Quaker City Machine The only
Der sold b, n Tanner Co.. while acting agents and The
general satisfaction which the Machines have gycn under.
sg'i feels No hesitation in recommending them us the h
NO" IN use. Call aud examine them ~ :, TANNER
"ct' ITS No. i2t.MAin Street, Lynchburg, Va.
Hair Jewelry.
tAll nl examine of STILES for IIair J.w.lr.
y which Ne aa,e lately received. ''
49,, j. WILLIAMS X SON,
'-' - Main Street,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR sALEBY
w M. A. STROTHER & co.
ban 2A-ls ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
CHINA. GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE

CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE
No lit Main Street. Richmond. Va
$50 HEREWITH beg leave 10 inform my friends and
e. The public generally, that ain now In receipt Of my
" fAi.I. STOCK or GOODS, larger and more sarad
ian II before Remembering Decorated aud God
Biad Dinner, Tea and Tt Sf~; Pitchers, Dfshss, Plate
fe DC Also While china and Granite, Of the best shapes
aud styles aud by the tnge pair My stock for tbs
WHOLESALE TRADE n,o selected with great care nnd isi
,-surd ss low any repacking house. In the
United States. receive goods directly from the Danuiae
call Ia respectful, solicited
July n diy q. H. TAYLOR. Richmond, Va
i i brand. imported sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT n co,
sept 9B-dls RichDond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

NOTICE..
AN and ner MONDAY viii he no Flour inspected
~ In this Depot until further notice. The cl
condition Of the Depot I. ID. JEl.i.lS,
nov ii-dts Gen Fri, Agt Va II Tenn Il. L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
Wantcd 10 Hire.

A SERVANT WOMAN 10 Cook, " ash aud Iron for small
"A family. Apply g. Ii. CAPEkroN
9-s
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-22

EXPULSION OF NORTHERN MEN FROM THE
SoUTH.-The telegraph made brief men-
tion of the expulsion from Charleston, S.
c., of Mr.. VIM. c. Wood, of Massachusetts.
Mr.. Wood was graduate of Harvard Col
ledge and went South for the purpose of
teaching On his way from Charleston to
-Four. Mile Branch, Barnwell District, where
he was to teach, be inadvertently expressed
a preference for Lincoln. A fellow pass
enger having heard the expression, be was
waited upon at the next station by a COM
mittee, who questioned him as to bis pol
itics, but ne declined answering them.-
When he arrived at four Nile Branch, a
telegraph dispatch which had proceeded him
had so stirred up the people that COM
mittee advised him to leave, Offering to
pay els expenses to Charleston. Mr.. Wood
thought best to do SO, and took passage
from Charleston for Boston, his expenses
being paid.
Mr.. Geo. B, Eddy, a piano forte tuner
was sent to Augusta, Ga, from Boston, on
business. In expressing preference for
Bell and Everett, he was ordered to leave
the city Immediately, which he did, with
out receiveing personal injury.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-22
-af Secession.


The "Secession" Charleston telegraph
correspondent of the New York World
telegraphs as follows: L -a
CHARLESTON, Nov. II.
The law requing people from the North,
arriving here to go before magistrate and
state their business, it is reported, will
soon be put in force. The notification flag
of 1882 floats over the citadel. Senators
Hammond and Chesnut are, mentioned in
connection with the head of the govern
ment after secession. Another trench
dous meeting was held last night in front
of the Charleston hotel. Merchants, law
yers, politicians and soldiers in volunteer
uniform, addressed the meeting. All urg-
ed in srrong terms immediate State ac-
tion. The meeting was enlivened BY mu-
sic and the firing of cannon.
A. M. Rhodes, prominent Baltimore
merchant returned from Columbia last
night. He states that he conversed with
planters who attended the fair held there
last week, from every district in the State,
and die. not find single one opposed to
secession. 1t is reported that Charleston,
immediately after secession, is proclaimed,
will be declared free port for European
goods. Agents are said to be bow in Eu-
rope, making arrangements TO that effect.
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FURTHER BYTHE CANADA.

BOSTON, november 10. q
The French Commander agreed to send
his forces to the attack, leaving Sir Hop
Grant the responsibility. The attack was
made on the morning of the 2lst, four
English and four French gun boats, draw
ieg the attention of the forts lower down
on the northern bank. When the bate
ries opened the execution of the Arm,
strong guns was found to be tremendous
as their shells pierced and burst the walls
Of the Fort, and an awful explosion shook
the ground, but amid the ruins the Tar
tars stood to their guns. When the field
pieces advanced, and the riflemen got un-
der the walls, the fire was still hot and
many were struck by rude missiles; here
much of tie loss to the allies was exper-
rienced.
The residence of these Tartars was at
last overcome. The surrender of other
forts followed, not without some chicane
ry on the part of the viceroy. The loss
was severe. Twenty-Five officers were
among the wounded, two dangerously,
l3, seriously and { slightly. The 44lh
regiment had 10. killed and SO wound, 4
mortally and SO dangerously wounded
Total British killed and wounded, 16l.
a--FRANcE AND SARDINIA-The Posts
Paris correspondent; sends the following
telegram:
Paris, Nov. 2.-It is true that the
French Government gave orders to the
French Admiral to prevent an attack on
Gaeta by sea. 1t is also true that ths Ad-
miral was not under the necessity Of COM
municating these orders to the Sandman
Admiral, as the attack had not been at
tempted.
Napoleou's private secretary accepts the
proposal of an excursion of English volun-
teers to Paris, and assures them welcome.