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4 NORFOLK MEMORIAL.

There is queer memorial. poira mp IN Norfolk aud
advertised iuT signature, concerning the sncks oi the
Niaie~-thc Banks, anu their management and the
james Rjyrrand kauswha improvement. II Is no ON
habit Ia inQric into the motives Of prefer 10
crriso their acts tie ttttst aud mosl elective mode
Of discussions bat because warmly depfeeaie jealousy
between Redmond aud NmfIuk. and think there Is hit
the least foundation Ter such ltelhe cannot help
rNpnsina the tear lha II originates, Great decree
IL such iralousy. We will not deny Ial the. VIEW
1t Tie memorial ss are, n fespee, udlcil0s all
"orrecii We Viii not quarrel ahoul iheir aes; but We
dlcr "doIy IRON ..a, Their views. and do not see
what good 'hcr petition can accomplish
They assail, with severity. tic 1ame, River improve
mrut-iiud FAULT with lis Whole Management aud dis
rtmgc the benefits that Virginia is II derive lion il
W trust Ihat lhry do mol ref-ri the sentimental MI
folk on this head. WHY should Norfolk depneae Ills
great Improvement II II had never been projected,
would Norfolk have been any The better ol} tn the
contrary, If Norfolk hopes 10 rise and extend her
recourse with the interior, viii MI the improvement oil
the Jamcs River facilitate HAT nlereonnel Most rs
sumdy II VIII. The delay the heavy charges ol irans
porauun, aud commissions. avoided, aud the
mcrce with :hc West s comparatively easy aud nm
slruehd. Even II Norfolk should not profit by II, her
"rIl known prinlr tcalng should preclude any senll
wpul Of regret iof The construction d W1fk hslaMlna
important toacls olarge lofiiond the Slate. Ii
Is pronounced 10y uln u1lis's sectional tHYiurr
m.R.' Now Vc d1uol know by wh9l Lnd Il deinl
uon they 1rr'p 80 th4 eonrlHsIan. work fha enhra
COS E@scrn aud Ncbm Virginia certainly cannot
20 considered scctonal. according Ia our understanding
!tihc James River AMI lra@ln Improvement Is not
Naonel ct State wei, llea rgina canool devise one
that should lo - regarded
We repeat that tjrna shecll L. 10 Jealousy between
Richmond and NVl9lA. The eNlslenre d sub ieel
mn, warmly mluled. Woal1 weaken aud impair the
vrly c hjh. The collation. Il the Two places Is
wrb that no prp.dly of Norfolk could impair TINT ol
Richmond, while on Tho ehor hand, thefe schemes that
NrYiuuir the welfare Hl .Hut#l
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se'l accordingly. \ snnsf superstition frequently pc
s,als lie yisl,ltlun oi u.co upon The murderer INV
hring willing 20 answer iur his sIns.
Should one ol a var party be bitten by raltlesnahe
fHung an expedition, the Whole parry immediately II
turn Il tilrr village. 5olng an owl oineh Of saeetH
Not long sHae a correspondent OF OARS was walking
n company with > Daaaaro chief. A large rattle
snako was found doad immediately in the path. The
lalnn ina,lilcy drew from his p1ush s5ne
liaeeo. plac,d near the snake and made his "nedl
rfne1 aronod H. "hl' said be to the dead reptile. "a
he concluded bis rites, Il tplj you some white man
wju vt l ypu." IN explanation he related hat There
WIS den ul rtlcnmkcs close at hand that this lc1ii-
cal snale lad frequently eros ed bis path, aud no~iiI
standing his ads and counsel to it to keep Itself
secluded NJ y. PicdpHc.
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SiNGrLtG SrrERsruoN.-iti 4 common belief
mong Indians that the atesnake possesses Supernatural
powers to do evIlhence the supposed worship Of thai
reptile The rite, however. is merely one Of prupilia
ton aud not an ACT Of worshiP They implore Inc ser
Pent mol TO iarin them. and fear though they do not
dorelt. An Indian will on no account kill aralesnake
unless he Is willing to incur an awful responsibility;
ior In addition 10 the danger If warrug with powerful
SPi'; he at onceakea upon himself all the cIiMes Which
That sp,g! may lase sssa g,tilly ol, alI -..ia LIN.
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/ sarIsTI9A WANTED.

vi II kIiihIAlAS, who la. been engaged
4 f1f the lasl i5nf as IA teaching Latin. Mlihe
MATES Philosophy AMI the vgfiaus branches nf an Eu
psl Education, and wba produce satisfactory t7u
n5na. a. u character and qualifications, wishe, u obtain
situation 5T the ysar, u sumo family, private
teacher.
The i1mly Of Il lawyer would be preferred, but Is not
Indispensable.
Aag communication, addossod M. J. c." Camp.
bell &. II. Va, vii meet prompt attention.
sept , Pam Is
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VIRGINIA. 10 Wit: Vt rules holden in the Clerk Office %,
tie County Court oil Charlotte, tic 81 day Of Octob-r
lal2:
Ihohas Lee and " uiam fowler, Plaintiffs,
Geaind
Robert Steel and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Keeling
Defendants,
II CHtNcERY
The defendants not having entered their appearance accord
ing 10 the act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they nhab-
tants of this Commonw ealth is ordered that the said de
endn do appear before the Justices of the said Court
the Count house. o the said county, the first Monday III
January next, and enter their appearance, and answer the
plaintiffs bill and that acopy Of this order be inserted in
newspaper Published in te town OF Lynchburg for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door Of the
Court, ase ot the said County.
Copy-Tesfc,
WlNSLOW ROBINSON. c.
Oct. II WIN
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land for sale.

\ AGAIN offer Tor sale, Tract Of Land, near Loving
q st1n. IN Nelson county, containing
-Four kunired and twenty Acres.
This Land Is oI good quality and we'll nbcred and Is
capable Of making first rate farm. There is also
coed mn sac
on the land. ~ have no other Involvement in selling
Than 10 pay my debts, the terms Willie accommodating
rs the accomplishment Of that desirable object will per
mt. MI john stevens, Jr is residing on the Land.
and Will show 1t To any person disposed to purchase and
Is fully authorized To contract for the same
the above land Is not sold by the fourth Monday in
A9gnsi n7N, will then offer for sale at public auc
hon, IN Ioni oL ChrisophcrT Estes tavern.
j. GARLAND.
July II ,c
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GREAT DISCOVERY,
.KOYEEER'S KEIFH

I'lllS melicuc is the only one that has come bef,r.
l. the public Tor the releloImothcrs and is ,lesrnel
l'r them. and them only. 1t is a cure for all con,
plants, bat for the one desynel and the testimonials N
It's favor hcng 50 strong. we recommend il az yln,
bic medicine. A pamphlet accompanies each bottle
witt full description Of Its peculiar VIRTUES For sale
by DlNkLE & RUMBOUGu.
May % Nt23N
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I Cont held Tor Halifax county, at the Courthouse
Amistead Owen, Jesse Haley and Tempe his wife, John
Elcss and Frances his Wiz, Haley Shaw aud Caroline
hls wife, John H. Wyatt and Pamela his vile, Thomas L
Compton and Mary Jane his Nile, and Sally Owen,
Plaintiffs,
against
Elizabeth Owen, john Owen and staples Owen, and
Luther H. Tucker, Defendants
Is CHANCEGy.
The Defendants Josiah Owen, Staples Owen, and
John Owen, not having entered then appearance, aud APP
Pcarng by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants
o this commonwealth II ordered that the said dcfcn-
dnts Josiah Owen, Staples Owen, AM John Owen do ap-
pear here the fourth Monday in November next and
swcr the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted in Of the newspapers printed in
the town of lnchbarg for two months sncccssivcy and
posted at the front door of the courthouse OF said county
ON some couttday.
y Copy-rcste,
WM HOLT, elk,
Oct. : w2m
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sale OF Slaves.

va 'SfttCss
DURSUAN'r to- deed of trust executed by Georr.
Markham. bearing date the ! 9TH of August. lS;s
and recorded in the County Court Of Amherst for mn,
poses therein named shall proceed to sell on tho bon,
day OF O;tobcr next. at the Market house. in the town al
,,ynrhourI' t"rcaSl, the following saYes:-Bob John.
Daniel, Aggy and her two children, Bob and Sarah
Z. l.. MOSBA, Trustee
Sept. 26 Woo
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The Mechanics Savings f.,n,

Iiilo INSTITUTION will receive on dtp,os, :.
sums OF money current in Virginia. II mol s,. i.
ioul than hyedolars, and will issue certificates thee
ssI ny inc President Treasurer and Secretary, bind
ig iuily all the Stock, Funds and Properly Of tho !,
'uintlon ior the payment thereof, when demanded n.
Ten days notice. with interest thereon from the dat Il
o. AT tlc rate OF three per centum per annum Tor se
may bc demanded within four months. and + mr. nor ~
un per annun upon such shall have remained ,,,
ana o' exceeding SIX months, and five per ccntum p
ahnlin Tor longer period than six months ! :
AMNON HANCOCK. pnsiaep,
PAU. {. BOWI.ES. Secretary.
HENRY b. RICHARDS, Treasrr
DIKCCTORS.
JONI c. SnAcxLrFoRp, Taos. O Acprr
AUG. LrFrw'cn, Jons II. Tyrrr
DAVID 7. REESE, S,nr. W. Surlron
LhNNNr I'AEDf, JOHN klNNER.
WV - iilm-wt2gN
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N TIE UNITED STATES COURT.

~ TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District of Virginia.
OCTOBER Il, lSl2:
A DIN =. Bt RRl IS, of the town of Lynchburg,
~ having filed petition praying hat he may be de-
carcd Bankrupt: 1t is ordered. thai all persons claim
I'M to be creditors If the said John F. Barrss show
cause to the court, the 10th day Of November next
why the said John 7. Burnss be not declared bank
Tdpi pursuant to the to Congress that behalf and
that copy OF this orderb be published in the newspapers
according TO the 2.9d and oath rules of court.
\ CoFy--Ie,ie,
OcL Il. -
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l. ClIANCERY.
ROBERT TINSLEY, elk
CoMMISsioNERs OFFICE,


huherst Court House, October 18th, 1912. :
lhc parties will take notice that | have appointed
Monday, the ! 9Th day OF December next, to commence
the in the foregoing order directed, which
day. at the hour OF 10 O'clock \. NJ they requested
to attend at office. with their accounts, vouchers and
copies Of court papers, prepared for examination aud
Element ROBERT IlNSLEA. Com.
Oct. 10 w4w
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I i tlrah superior Ceaf of Law aal Glanr,ry
continued BY adjournment and held for the county
Of Amherst at tile eour, house, on Saturday the 9Th DAY
If September. 1888.
Alfred J.. billiard and f.lzabe Il, his wife formerly
Elizabeth Il. Cabell, Napoleon d. Caben and Alexander
Ca5ell, Plaintiffs.
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AUCTION AND UNNISSION
BUSINESS.
.E III s'FEEE TALBOT

III NlNG removed to the house recently occupied
by MIR. John IIollns, nearly opposite the Market
lau5a, teadcrs his services to hi friends and the pub
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Auction and Commission Merchant.

lie will attend to the sale of Real Estate Ncrrocs
Horses, and every description of Merchandise
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
grocs, well petty extensive oconoipance i, the
contiguous ne9hhorhood, will afford him every facility
III the sale OF that species of property His spacious store
f7om aud cellar will enable him to keep in rood conlj
every article Of merchandise he may receive ON CON
lisnmca,.
He deems it futile to make flourish of promise and
will therefore, only say that he will he grateful for pat
mnage, and those whO bcsiow it, may rely upon Justice
ii his hands.
He VIII take charge of Negroes to be offered for sale
either privately publicly. and board them at - ccnis
pefday until the sale is effected. Reasonable advances on
property IN hand.
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FOR SALE,
A SPLENDID PAIR OF MATCH HORSES.
"A well 5rol,e aud goAle IL Alutss.
NJ. TALBOT
Oct. & Ia
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REFERENCES

S9attSoE H. paris, S.. ,Joim j. PmTiS
hlelad iTee John Hoiiias
.Hchutaeg " .Nesby HGuy Darts
.let@hte A'.lic D@Htl Uhie, Imdy s. irrHge
Burton & R0dcs Hancock &, illalls
The Richmond (ComtW) Wig will pablsh tn,
above advertisement weekly four Wccls, and send ac
count 10 TIN, office .or 'colloclio
Dc. Is Is
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And at Circuit Superior Court Of Lax and Chance
ry continued by adjournment and held Tor the county
Amherst at the court house, Monday the 9th day OF
September, lsl2:
Alfred T. billiard and Elizabeth B. his wife. iormer
Elizabeth b. CabeIl, Napoleon b. Cabc and Alexander
CiLHl, Plaintiffs,
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Literary Notices.

HE LADIES COMPANION FOR NOVEMBER, illus
trated with three steel plates-the Mantilla"-the
"Invalid"-and the November fashions" foul
figures; and two pieces of music The contents
appear to be of the usual high order of this well
known work.
CAMPBELL's FOREIGN MONTHLY MAGAZINE, OR
SELECT MISCELLANY OF THE PERIODICAL SITUATION
OF GREAT BRITAIN.-Ihree numbers for September
October, and November, 1872 This appears to be
entirely new work, just issued from the press, by
Carroll " Co. II is intended 10 furnish the choicest
literary contents OF the Reviews, Magazines, and
of these three numbers are certainly very rich and
interesting
Music. The Pretty Flower Girl" by Eugene
Roche, dedicated to Elizabeth c. Coles, and sung
by Signor de Begins. Sold by Hewitt, 239 Broad
way. Very pretty
thers.-Ihis is one of the mos: vaable books that
has ever been published in this city. II treats of
every science connected with Natural Philosophy,
and is extensively illustrated with wood cuts
DUBLIN PRACTICE OF MIDWIFERY lie Blanc, BIT
Broadcay.-- very useful and scientific work.
PHYSICIAN FOR SHIps.-Little, Boaon.-Every YES
sci should have ofthese valuable books on board
New YORK LEGAL OBSERVER Queen, AZ Ann
areet.-Very useful; it contains all the decisions in
bankruptcy, revised by the Judges, and intended for
reference.
PARADISE OF FooIs.-Great trash
EPISCOPAL FAMILY MONITOR. Lockwood, s John
a.--A very excellent periodical, and valuable to all
Episcopaians
UREs Dictionary OF ARTS, &c.-Appleton g. Co.
No. 10 of this invaluable work is out
YOUNG PEorLE's BooK.-Post, SO Bopery. Cheap
and interesting. with fine steel engraving.
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW FOR NOVEMBER. -Langleys,
Brothers, 81 Chatham S.-An unusually rich num-
her. The portrait of John Tyler is tolerabs like
ness, bat the practice of engraving from daguero-
types is .abominebe. There are two plates Of the
Ruins in Yucaian, from Norman's new work.
Brownson and Everett have good articles in this
number.
The ARrsr.-Qma,re, GA Reade a.-The Novem-
richly colored engravings-o the Cheone Obliqua.
The portrait of a Lady is very beautiful and so is
the plate of the Latest Partisan Fashions The ty-
biography is most admirable, and superior in this
respect to any other periodical in the country. Ii is
done at the Herald Buildings.
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90 NO HIGHER RECOGNIZE DATION OF THE
Genuine Extract of Sarsapara prepared by the College
OF Medicine and Pharmacy, be given than that
tanned in the following passage from Brande's Dictionary
oil the Materia Medica, recently published -
" This article has been prescribed chronic rheu~a
tism-in obstinate cutancous eruptions-in indoLs,t
ulcersin gandular afectonsn diseases of the bones
attended by dull aching palms. tumors and understanding
OF the heshand has prorcd raluable remedy and has
sometimes Effected Where other aeratires
long administered in rain, and when the diseased Of
the system has been Of many years dur alton. In the
treatment OF syphilis and where mercury in-
riousy Injected the system possesses pooers hitherto
observed in any other az fice Of the Materia Medica
Sold in SINGLE BoTrI Es, at rs cents each
In CASES HALP-A-DozEN BorTLEs, So 50.
ONE DOZEN 90.
Cases forw ardcd to all parts sfthe Union.
.B.4 pery liberal discount TO wholesale purchasers
By order Of the College
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office OF the College ~ Nassau St. NY
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Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Hersld.l

BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 1872
0'0',ler Me0ffs Lecture before the Maryland Cadets
-ihe 6aHtmore Ladies' Oysters, and Business.
DEAR BENEFIT
The long and much talked of lecture. or military
Grafton by Brother Maifitt, came off this evening a,
the Universalist church, and never has tb,s s.r.d
edltice contained more heavenly or lovely 60, of
beings than on the present occasion You in vorr
observations at Saratoga Springs, have witnessed
many specimens of the Baltimore ladies' and Won
know they are not TO be beat. Among the mos,
lovely and modest, Miss c.. l.. of North Calyer,
greet, and Miss Maria N, of East Baltimore
street. may be mentioned but amid such firma-
ment OF feminine beauty, perhaps It would make
some dissatisfied to have others mentioned, and they
neglected.
The Cadets themselves turned out In all their
force, and employed the Blues band, who perform
ed the" Cracovlenne," and the :" WreCkers Daugh-
ter" TO perfection
Now for word touching the great gun of the
evening, the man who at present is " the admired of
all admirers, the observed of all observers" and the
theme OF all gossippers, he who had drawn around
hun an audience OF which any man under the sun
this occasion he was remarkably brilliant, quite as
much so piece of Edges fireworks, the
I" Herald" the day after the explosion of rotten
bank And well he might be, for he was laborng
In The cause OF Heaven; the proceeds are tor the
or benefit of the poor.
Our city is al present doing rushing business
In the oyster line. Several new establishments have
started within the last week, and one in particular,
on the cheap and dirty plan, by few; but whether
he Is any relation to your old friend, have not as
certaned.
Business in general is rather fiat; the wholesale
and retail dry goods men perhaps have the largest
share. Some of the retail advertise very strong
in the papers, and you know the effect Of adver.
tising S"rton has been playing at the Front street
this week 10 $3.50 houses; tomorrow night John
SeIton JOINS them, and opens In the Golden Farmer,
ana burton will wind up with Jim Bags
An old schoolmaster by the name of Majee "shuf-
fled of this mortal coi by shaving too deep, or cut
ting his throat with razor. A lumber yard in the
der
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Late from Caracas.

We have received by the Chaires from Caracas,
Die OF the Bogota Gazette, from which we make
following extracts relative to our CHARGE
IRE -
ks.--"On Friday, the sth instant, the sloon nj
L Falmouth, captain Mac Intosh, arrived al La
ira, bringing Mr.. William Blachiord, Charge de
aires of the United States, near the Republic OF
" Granada. Mr.. Blachford, the captain, surgeon
I purser, avaled themselves of the opportunity to
|it Caracas, and on Saturday were presented "a
President, both parties being highly satisfied
/ n the visit, The Falmouth left on the Saturda,
loving for MaracaIbo where Mr. Blachford is e
|embdrk TO pursue his journey TO Bogota We
re had occasion 10 see and converse with this
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90 That worthy lady and splendid songstress, Miss
Hood takes her benefit at the Aaercan Museum on We'd
nesdsy next day and evening rare verety of new and
extra performances will be given in the afternoon and
another in the evening Several performers of talent have
volunteered The free visitors of the Museum and the
public generally will now have opportunity of exhb
ting their lberaly 1t better procure tickets TO day
to prevent confusion at the door Wednesday. The at
fractions this week at the Museum unusually rich
and diversified The eccentric DR.. Valentine appears in
all oil his best Characters signor viyalds Liputian
family numbering eleven performers are engaged besides
Miss Hood Celeste the accomplished dansuese, Niagara
Fails with real Croon water the fortune telling Gpsey
girl, Albino lady, and 100000 curiosities
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90 The performances at the New York Museum are
unparalleled in the annals of exhibition For the sum of
enc shilling you Master Frank Diamond the great ne.
gro dancer, Mr. Alden, the unrivaei Ethiopian mclods
and banjo player, Mr. Nes the wonder OF the world,
born without arms, Miss Resale the lovely songsress
Nr Delsue, the much admired mimic and Mr.. Collins.
the popular comic singer, Museum cmiosites picture
gallery, Sc The public appreciate such liberality on
the part of the manager and patronse him proporonae
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-The "Shoemaker of Tou-
louise, highly interesting melo drama, having been
revived by Thorne in his usual splendid style OF
doing such things Is to be represented this evening,
with Mr.. j. X. Scott in the principal character.
That inlmitabe genius, the ''Great Western" and
Messrs Sanford and Whitlock, appear in their
popular Ethiopian Extravaganzas, Breakdowns, &C.
The drama of "The Man in the Iron Masl,' hav-
ing been received last evening with rounds of well
merited applause, is to be repeated tonight
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CLINTON HALL-Mr. Buchanan lectured here last
night on the Nervous Fluid" and performed
some remarkable experiments He paralyzed the
arm of strong man that he could not lift
pound weight, and then magnetized it till he could
lift one hundred pounds a, arms length. 1t was a
strange exhibition.
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DR.. ELDRIDGE, who was so often tried IN Phila-
dephia, for forgery, and often acquitted now re-
sides in Gallowhill street, Philadelphia, and is one
of the most active firemen in the city,
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TRENTON RACES commence this day, Tuesday.
The proprietor informs us that the stables of Col
VIM. r. Johnson Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Kendall, Samu-
ell Laird, Mr. Conover, and Mr.. Toms, are now at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01

New Work ON ENGLAND-The Langleys have
another singular work in the press by c. E. Lester
u. S. Consul to Genoa, called the Condition and
Fate of England"
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NEXT News FROM EURoPE.-The steamer Gale
donia, from Liverpool the 10Th ult., is out thirteen
days this noon. She will probably arrive at Bos-
ton by "Wednesday.
The Great Western, from Bristol 22nd instant,
will arrive on Saturday or Sunday, if not before.
In the meantime, however, the Sddons may
arrive from Liverpool, with five days later news