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,thogsana strong, consisting OF N. sseond sew
Jersey, Fourth Missouri and Seventh Indiana cav;
airy, First Mississippi mounted rifles, and THIRD ana
Fourth Iowa Tenth Missouri, Second iscoislll anu
Fourth and Eleventh Illinois infantry, and Ihird
United States colored regiment.
At Egypt, on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad a con,
siderable sprce of the enemy was encountered, ana
sharp iehtlensued in which quite number OF the
enemy were killed and wounded and five hundred
prisoners taken Gen. holcomb, who commanded
the rebels were among the KILLED
From Egypt Grierson struck westward, crossing
the Mississippi Central Railroad below Grenada,
destroying thirty miles of it, several locomotives an
fifty cars.
GriersoA also destroyed at Grenada several eS-
tensye cloth aud shoe factories.
The expedition brought in "a few horses aud mules
and "A number of Contrabands.
Auong the prisoners captured are one Colonel,
one Lieutenant Colonel and twenty-five line officers.
A number OF our men, TO escape the horrliie
treatment of our prisoners at Andersonplle, had
Joined the rebel army.
. On the night. Of the 2Gth of December Ensign
Blumes vi the steamer Virginia, cut OUT from Gal
weston the schooner Dallie, from Nassau, with one
hundred and twenty bales OF cotton on board Tue
SCHOONER, when captured, within five hundred
yards OF the rebel guardship, close in shore, and
protected by the shore tatterles and had PASS out
directly under the guns of two forts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

patiaa az as % hearty sas kpadSi failss IL sEea'
oOhsidet il Of the quSston because Of lis pract'
birDy.
Butler before Fort FsLet determined 10 push Gen
Hsrdee to the wall before reuIOTcements now fastening
to the scene Of conflict arrive. His grand conhi-
tionbeng postponed or niscaTed, do not desire to
Judge him nor nv other General before all Of his move
heBts are developed wish, however to say that We
win consider him great captain il he ever reaches Ell
Son with an army intact he does not his successes in
he State OF South Casona Only be temporary and his
march through Georgia will have proven, what We now
strongly suspect in reality TO have been an absolute ne
.e,sity-a movement which while We cannot help admir-
Jug it, audacy would not wish 10 cite example
to be followed by military students
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
FROM CANADA.
PosTPONFNENT OF THE CASE OF THE ST. ALbAy
RAIDERS FOR THIRTY DAYS, Ere.

PosTPONFNENT OF THE CASE or TUE ST. ALBAys
RAIDERS FOR THIRTY DAYS, Ere.
NOMINAL, Jan. lO.-In the case of the ST. AL
bans raiders the judge overrued the objections made
on Saturday by the defence. Thirty days delay
was applied for to- allow the prisoners to procure
cydeGce from Richmond 1t resisted by the
crown counsel. The case will be continued to-mor-
row.
MONTREAL, c. E., Jan. 1.-THE ST. Adams raid
erS to-day got another PoSpOnemeit of thirty days
to get further evidence from Richmond.
ToRsNTo, Jan. II The case of Burley was again
before the court to-day The original document,
signed 10y JEFF. Davis was produced. 1t authorized
the raid. Objection was made TO receiving ii as
evidence. Tie court adjournedto consider the OBJ
lection.
THE PASSPORT SYSTEM.
QUEBEC, Jan. ll...MeSsrS.. Emmons and Lathrop,
of Detroit, Who have been here some DAYS in COM
municaiion with THE Government regarding the
passport matter, have left for Washington on the
same business.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
FROM TENNESSEE.

NAsuyuIS, Jan. 1.-THE Union State Convex
ton the purpose OF organizing civil government
no Tennessee assembled al the Capitol tins morning
Delegates were present from all parts ofthe State
samuel r. Rogers, Of Knox county, was chosen
President, and Abram Myers, S. G. Mercer, and
Iohn Cone, of Nashville, Secretaries.
Nothing of Importance was done to-day. The can
ventfon Adjourned until to-morrow. Among the
members in attendance were some Of the abest
politicians of Tennessee. ParsOn BrOwnlow and
Horace Maynard are here, and attended the meet
ing to-day
A ha,yy rain storm has prevailed all day, and the
river is rising rapidly. There is ten, feet Of water
on theshoals,
TheTi5dld says inits Estimation" article:
Admiral Lee commanding the Mississippi squad>
ron details 20 tho Navy Department In an official
despatch the facts regarding the escape across the
Tennessee river, at bainbridse. six slileS above
Florence> Aabpma, OF the remnants OF floods de
feated and Senoralized army. The Admiral says
that onk the sudden failing Of the water on the
shoals ard tie prevalence OF tog enabira tue reb-
els to elade the gunbCStS. All the pontoonS and
other means Of crossing below BSiRbrcge were deS-
troyei and thousands Of lloOd'S men were conSe-
queutl, scattered through the woods on tue north
side eftEe river Admiral Lee encloSeS q despatch
which be had received from General Thomas, dated
at Pulaski Tennessee, the 10Th of Deccnber, IN
which tic latter sums up, so TAR as then known TO
him. Hoods losses in men and artillery from The
time he 'crOSsefthe Tennessee northward II puts
them down al nineteen general Oihcers ana ABOUT
fourteen thousand mon in killed wounded and cap
tured and severity pieces of artillery. Rather Siu-
gulary though he does not include in tins account
iIucd's killed aud Wounded in the two days hattie
before Na>hylle on the Is snS l6ihqt.
One of our correspondents IN the Shenanaoai
alley savs rumor prevails there that Gen. Sher
| dan is 10 have new and very important command
GRIERSONiS RAID.
| ST. Louis, Jan. 1.-THE Vicksburg Herald o
the 9th instant, has full account of GriersOn's re
cent raid in Mississippi.
The expedition LETT Memphis on the 2lst ult., threI
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THE NEWS.
FALL OF FORT FISHER :


The unweleome news OF the fall of Fort Fisher,
commanding the entrance to Cape Fear River, was
received this morning, aud occasioned, in this com
munity, a sensation of profound regret The capture
of this Fort is equivalent the closure of the harLr
of Wilmington by the enemy's fleet. 1t is situated
about eighteen miles below the city, but the main
defence the entrance the river and its fall there
fore, will prevent, in future, the arrival or depar-
ture of blockade How far this reverse may
prove injurious to remains to be seen, but,
at present, we regard it rather unfortunate
than disastrous event. The following is the official
report
HEAD'QRs y. yIRG1y1A, Jan. Is.
Hon. j. A. Seldom:
General Bragg reports that the enemy bombarded
Fort Fisher furieusly all day yesterday. NJ F. NJ.
their infantry. advanced to the assaults heavy
demonstration at the same hour being made against
their rear by our troops.
At half.past six i. NJ. General Whiting reported
that their attack had failed, and the garrison was
being strengthened with fresh troops.
About 10 p. NJ. the fort captlred with most OF
its garrison. >.
No further particulars at the time known.
r. L. LEE.
THE CAPTURE OF BEVERLY.
The following official telegram was received at the
War Department last night
HEADoR's, Jan. 10, 1865.
Hon j. A: Secldon:
General Early reports that Gener Rosser, at the
head of three hundred men, surprised and captured
the garrisonat Beverly Randolph county, ON the
lth instant, killing Nnd wounding considerable
number and taking five hundred and eighty prison
ers. His loss slight r. +. LEE.
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THE CAPTURE OF BEVERLY
THE CITY.

MAYORS C0URT-His IIOnor's attention was given
to the following cases this morning-trivial cases,
generally in which the sable population figured
largely:
Julia, slave of Isabella Ratelia, was up for having
breastpin OF the value Of $50, stolen from some
person unknown, Case continued until tomorrow.
Dayy, slave of iiolt Wilson, was charged with
stealing pounds of beet, the property OF ]. b.
Wielde and was ordered whipping therefor.
Catherine, slave Of Edward NJ Morgan, was or
dered whipping for using insolent snd abusive Ian
guage to Uriah Perkins aud Ills wife.
Isaiah, slave of r. NJ. Taylor, was up for having in
his possession a bag of meal supposed to be stolen
Whipped
james and Charles, slaves of Elizabeth j. Tim
perlakc, appeared to answer the charge Of aiding,
abetting and persuading james, slave OF Peter Web
ster, and John, slave Vi DR.. Edward Eppes, n es-
cape from their owners to the Yankees. Charles
was discharged and James was committed.
As a corollary to the above the above mentioned
James and John were up Tor attempting to escape
from their masters the Yankees, and were hedas
witness against the offending James, to appear, on
% I'd Monday i'll February az the, Hastings Court.
James Melvin was charged with receiving, aud be-
ing IN possession of Ii barrels of corn, two bushels
OF oats, two pairs OF shoes and lot Of other cloth
|ing-knowing the same to be stolen property of the
Confederate States. This case was sent on TO the
Grand Jury.
John, slaye of Catherine Cox, up on the three
fold charge of being supposed runaway, with 10
pass, aud for making effort to escape to tie Yam
KEGS. Committed
The Mayor examined INTO the continued case oftle
negroes charged with stealing lot of beef and pork
from the Confederate States--au of tlR value OF
$4,000, and remanded all concerned therein to
| answer for tbs theft.
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rTCHMOND WING.
Tuesday uorui1s. january "a. 1895.

sTEPNS-Daiy, year, SEQ six months $50 three
mouths. so Fer !5ss period 81 per month.
SlCI-wEESiY. year $50; six months SIS No sub
ssrptous received for less than six months.
I,mttauccs 40 risk Of subscriber
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

AYAXKee OUTRAGE.-CaptafnT Thomas r. Mitchell
of Chattanooga. was nhumanly ma,sacred by Yam
kee tories in the presence OF his wife at Shelby vile
Tennessee Captain Mitchell. was lawyer ofhigL
standing in his native State. When Chattanooga was
eyacuated by our amy, Mrs Mitchell went to her
fathers Colonel Thos WhtSide, at Sheibyylle- Al
Ter the battle Of Franklin Captain Mitchell obtained
leave of absence to visit his family. Soon after hir
arrival at Slelbyylle became known tothe tories lac
was shot by party Of them in his iather-in-law'
yard, i'll the presence of his young and interesting
wife
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SUBSCRIBERS whose papers marked with Cross will
understand that tlor Of subscription is about to
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tiuued
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FROM NEW ORLEANS

CAIRO. Jan. 1.-THE steamer Magenta, from New
Orleans brings the announcement OF the arrival Of
the steamship Morning Star, with Gen: Il w. Sher-
man and stan.
storm, between Nickshurg aud NatcheZ, and was
fired by gang OF guerlas and burned to the water
edge
\ letter from Mobile to a citizen OF New Orleans
says lighting going on IN that vicinity on the 3st
ut.
The rebels were burning cotton a short distance
from Natchcz ON the 18th ult.
The New Orleans cotton market was completely
unsettled by the news from New York. Middlng
offered AT 81 ~ ?. Sugarquiet at Il Lie. Tor fully
fair. Moasses al 20.
The rebels are said 10 have burned the Court
house during their occupation Of OWensOoro, Ky.
RuMoRs CONCERNING HoeD--HE Is REPORTED FoRTIFY-
ING ar CURIATH, MISS.
CAIRo Jan. ll.-The remnant of Hoods army is
reported certifying Corinth with view Of going in
to winter quarters at that place They also said
to be repairing the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
NEWS FROM ARKANSAS
} St. Lours, Jan lO.-Adyiccs from Fort Smith,
ARK. of the 27th ultmo, confirm the reported
evacuation N that post and of Van Buren, BY our
forces, and the prbable participation OF their gar
rSons in some movement south, thus leaving that
part OF the country deienceless. ..
1t was feared that Forts Smith and Van Buren,
would be destroyed by the rebels.
Lieutenant Wilcox, OF the Chickawa battalion, had
an interview with General Thayer on the 18th Of
December, under tlag-aftruce. The reported OBJ
Jet OF his visit to surrender hrs battalion ~ the
L mon forces.
The rebel army Of General Price reported TO
beat Bragg depot on the Red river. Deserters from
II were very numerous, and the whole country was
filled with straggers.
Late adyices IRON Fort Smith say the troops have
not yet e that post, and will be required TO remain
there Ia protect government stores until the Arkan
81, river is again IN condition to permit theA
ptoyai, 1t Is believed the PRESIDENTIAL revoke tire
order of evacuation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

HUsTIyGs CoUsT OF MAGIsTRATEs.-In this Court,
Saturday. VIM. Daley was examined ON the. charge
Of shooting and killing Mrs. Mary Hsnly, and was
remanded TO Jail to lie tried before Judge Lyons :
Daley had no counsel and made no Defence except
that, being entirely and absolutely drunk at the
time OF the occurrence, he knew nothing about it.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
NTNEkCE.-'Eo pnriIe.. hqlsi.,s. cInlm-

~ against the Government woi DOR tlat.Iil- or
labor furnished. for w.r- Of Rirh'aopi and panyiile
Railroad rendered Necessary by tie miiioi the enemy in
june Ist VIII lie paid WcssnL tio N sGrL claims TO
The undersigned at Dan'ie Va, aud after the 10Th
instant.
Payments Fan hc made only 10 the parties in person
To those who come pgo! dci with duplicate powers of
tornry properly witnessed. 81. T. T.. NJ Frs;
dnlp Major at Engineers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
MR.. SEWARD AND LORD wHARNcLIrFE>

The London Times publishes letter from .4'rd
Wharsclille in rspdhSe to Mr.. Stewards refusal to
allow the Liverpool Bazaar fund To he distributed to
southern rrjsoners Lord Wharncliie quotes North
ern papers TO dsprore Mr.. Stewards statement that
The prisoners were not suffering unusual prvi lons
lie denies that the funds mainly contributed 10y
those trading with the South, saving the movement
wa, almost entirely carried out by Southern ladies'
in Caaand and that the refusal will not practically
6act tbe distribution of the fHHd Tie letter Of Mr..
Adams, communicating briefly Mr.. Stewards refusal
is published. la il. Mr. Adams expresses regret that
he has to close the correspondence
The London Tina has an editorial complimentary
TO Messrs Wharnclife and Adams and, by INFER
ence, the reverse to Mr. Seward.
Tie London Netos justhes Mr.. Stewards course,
and shows that Wharnclife deserved rebuke.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

STEALING BEEF.--officer Seal, chief police, on
Saturday evening arrested Siias, slave of VIM. ii
Taylor, on the charge of stealing $4,000 worth o.
beef from'the Confederate States,
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IaXAD ,gREAssTsA VOTES. In onIa. to
rrWntlsNEsni.E, morn .ARs nEMARn.-

Ran away ltOm the ,db-grFocr, on the g1th Deem
ier NGi, negro woman JANE - ycdra Old. about
feet inches high OF ginger hrpad color She la, been
hired in Richmond for the last live years aud has been
seen lurking about Town. daring the past week rSill
give the above reward To- her delivery 10 Mr. Austin
Gentry OF at Lumpkins jail.
ELIZA 4 cIllES,
Adn'Y. with tile win annexed Of o.
Ddhrey Ihlp+ deceased
Iail-diw By = w.. Bt TIER, her Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

l tir Richmond 1aj J,ie.. 1ur Railroad Company VIE,
lave shall have l.,toIu- due Goo trut l-ii Iu.,r.feI
E"rhy noIiai t.ai az di.,IrD'i- N BE- rat.lIr-ou
10 the Treasury uo oi tie ,os .9tn States u Wi,t-
during tl existing Ito diFit lts have Teen .afugul
Gle option nj tac COMPANY n 80 sid Treasury n6i,S
os 20 tie bonds oi te Confederate etlt valued ma tss
~ the g.!.c without interest paid tor such bonds by this
Company.
81 order Of tie Eoal Of D:gclor-.
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I,n cAEs1,.ELs.U. sND sEAN uas-
1IEyfOyiI..- The
\. =. & J. u. HARVEY.

DHOFOST MARSHAf'S pFElCE RICHMOND, Deer
1 - lr04.-NEtEDfs not "a lowed 20 pass the lu-
teimedaie ine oi f0r.FcaoIs without passport from
this office. No piS-poit Will be given slave except
the written order ~ tie and u tEr hand wIII n
the owner be not well known al the office aIescj It'
perry the must apply igr the passport IN le,-on
This pnscautou s rendered Necessary By o., fcqucurap
pcarance at tie Office OF, llr order. and wHibr ST "
observed. ISAAC H. CARRlNGiON.
de 2i-im Provost NaIsLil
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

A CURIOSITY. The enchanted mountain in Texas,
is an immense oval rock 800 feet high situated about
so miles north Of Basrop. Its surface is polished,
and IN sunshine d9zzleS the behOlder, at distance
of three or four mites. Those who ascend it have to
wear mocasins stockings and like those who went
up TO Mount lIoreb; pull oil their shoes.
Adyices from the extreme West, indicate resump.
ton of the Indian diff cuties. The hostile Sioux
said TO be gathering in large numbers al several points
and threaten to extcrmiupte the whites.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17


TIE london 6tsT bsIisvos thA. tho fasiilgtg tho
United States abogt the release of the St 'Abans
robbers would doubtless subsde the course
Of the Canadian government was Known.
The London Times city article December 3Ol
saws the funds were rather less firm yesterday con
seduent upon the demand for money at the close Of
1.-THE wear, also in connection with the foreign and
share settlement now in progress. The American
news caused some little depression in Canadian
securities although the only Importance attached to
the fresh example of national weakness, furnished
by the lastNew York intelligence is that the order
of General Dix and wdneSs of the political press
should lead some irresponsible persons to violate
Canadian Territory, and thus place the Washington
government against their anxious desire in position
as dsagreeahle, both to the people OF England and
the respectable classes of the United States, was
accustomed by Commodore Wilkes and the vote of
the House of Representatives. in the Trent affair.
rus SINKING OF THE FLoRIDA-HOPEs OF FaE
VEIoNIsTs
The London Nel5s publishes letter from Prsfes-
sor Goodwin Smith, asserting his conviction that the
sinking of the Florida was entirely accidental. lie
defends the language Of the Ameriean'press on the
subect and finally asserts that he left America as
surad OF the loyalty of the people to their institu.
tons CONVINCED OF their power and determination
to achieve the gigantic undertaking, and hopeful Of
their destinieS as nation
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
GRIERsoNs RAID.

2 ST. Louis, Jan. 1.-THE Vicksburg Herald Of
the 9th instant has full account of GrfersOn's re-
cent raid in Mississippi.
heexpedftion left Memphis on the 2lst ut., three
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17
.rl-f.eiY in somc .tnre an Maiu .ireel.
/. EsPElI. no TUg ECHI6C.-

A peal TO THE isGbILdC.-lha Relief
~ Committee of Richmond appeal 10 the pubic Tor
AID IN behalf OF the families of soldiers and refugees IA the
clty
Richmond is filed with refugees from every potion ti
the CdnedenGy, maDy of them the families OF soldiers IA
the field.
liberal and regular contributions of money food and
fuel are earnestly requested
TIE southern Express Company have kindly agreed 10
ship all articles contributed TO the poor hee 0i charge.
Contributions Oi money should be- to N. I. e. Bas-
kevil Treasurer aud All supplies should be consigned 10
the Relief Committee OF Richmond, care Mcsrs Martin
a Card0Zo
RELIEF COMMITTEE.
II. F. G. Baskervii Treasurer.
VIM Rel H. W. H. GwatIsney, j. l.. Marry, Dhectors-
VIM II. Peasants See rciary.
Dr. Z. G. Barney Nm. II. tlcnmtt obt. j. Christian
Lewis d. Cfeuslaw, j. II. ChamGeIlayne " ~ Denersun,
Dr j. H. ElesOn, col. 1hos H.. Ellis Geo Gibson, Pat.
H. Gibson. James Gordon, Blackbdn ilosLe- Abncf T..
HaHie Samuel j. Harrison, Judge VIM, IL. Lyons, lho7.
W. McCaUce, z. Cary Nicholas, Samuel " 1IEre, j. j. H.
SIeight John u. Tucker asa snyder David T. Williams,
Joel b. Watkins VIM. Wili-Jr.
jaI4-tIm " p MUNFORD, Pres't
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-17

NrOTICE TO BUTCHERS AND FARMERs.--A literal
~ price will be paid for allBRlSTLLS and i0G HilR
~ tEe Brush Factory corner ID and Broad streets
ALSO WANTED-An experienced BRUSH MAKER by
daf2-ims T. IAVBE :
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ELAT aOCK E,ElEALE. SEsEENsEsv.

" AN desirOus of employing gentleman as TEAt HER
in INV family who is competent 10 Teach Latin Eng
lish and Mathematics Good references given and re
quired. Apply, stating terms to -,
CHARLES Y. 'HORSELT,
Willow Bank F. O., Nielsen co., Va.
.Innnnrr LIT. .-ia1-lNsWIN .
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-29

Bennett Benson. Of st. Paul Minnesota
enlisted rs . soldier two years APO has
been in twelve battles and wounded twice.
yet is only fifteen years old.
a widow 10 Sonora, Mexico, who has
10000 acreo of land and ia req dauohto "a.
wants scuns smart Yankee 10 oor1c ont nd
mary ono Of the girls and euperinteud her
farm. VIZ eoess
Mrs: Mary Conner, c4 Franklin town
ship. Wss.mo1eland county, Pecreylvsuix,
died recently Is the advanced age Of one
b undTed and four yeaxD and twenty -hve
d sys, leaving three hundred and nineteen
d esoeodantA eAAdrsn. gvandohildRsn and
& Ieat-asAnAehiad1en,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-29

A man In Cleveland has built house OF
iron, and dir and water tight, flied with
oawdust between double walls, and loo IN
tho garret, In which he preserves fruit veg
eta6les, h1tses, oysters, and Al other kinds
Of feod frem eoe year's end ~ ~ e<hsr'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-29

TaE PLAeuE.-An effort 10 being made
BY some Of the Eastern pspe rs.eo start .
scare about the plague which hes made ito
appearance 1t ST. Petersburg, and seems
70 be making its way westward The Par.
10 correspondent Of the New York Tribune
gives this explanation Of t.: .ag4.
FAN unusually large nun,bef Of work
men came into st. Pstsfsbu}y with tho
phases. mainly on black brsad made If rye,
which this year hes moro than usually
esyOted. 60De bad and purely human
regulations and customs mako butchers
meat at st. Petersburg stili desrer anil fur
Their out at reach Of the poorer Ciaasss than
Il naturally need b in that mAst unnstu.
raj edty, which thst very human Car,
aeffs' bsdies, In tho lt,anhee there. The
snvsg8s of the. dissas,s whsAh .ise local
hvssc;ans asy III Ystl;Ofi epidemic than
nonsagjoila, :" havs bess among tho bar
,ac,tea soldiess and .s z the rs1.ss c!s'.*s q
i,nsxin atoms have bsen, within the p.st
ten days, maol, provoked ami alarmsi In
oreaosd BY what b Russian gentlemen of
ny acQuaintance tells mo is &. mere q. j.ap.
preneneaOn Of the nature. aN3 n,isA:,p,,cs,.
tion 70 the typhoid msladyi Ut 81. i.,.rs-
burg u the name IF . totally dlti.re..t ma
LADY, long known IN this country a. the
Siberian pest or plague. This last, he
says, ie = disease pecuiiAr ~ cattle. xhich
does, indeed. sometimes com n,,aics:e it.
Self ~ dDOveEs or others, if in frequent con-
tact with tho animals adeotel By il, IL 10
no nQvelty, andis noeat all tclhe connected.
he 10 confideat with the epidemic typhoid
Affection, OF whatever It may be, that IL 30
disastrous in Ct. Peesfehnfg, ort which.
he is obliged to 0,nfesH, ySems TO put the
ali 49, HsAH