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(NREAT Bargains in New Goods.-The subscribers are
~ now receiving from auction large lot OF very desiro
bic goods among which
80 pieces rich plain changeable silk, in every shade
10 do extra fine French mcrinos do
do do colored nanneIs, for ladies' sacks
do extra rich black de rhine for visites
do do yardwide colored silk veivets for do
do do black silk velvet, very cheap
IL do do high colored mousselines do laine
10 do do mantlla iringes
go do colored velvet ribapds
80 do newstyle plaid long avis
IL do very rich real Cashmere shawls
carton rich black lace
do standing collars
100 do linen cambria and clear lawn handker re iefs
Together with full and complete OF every ar
Gle in line, which will be offered shade lower than
the same goods can be had in The District.
Nov. 7-2wn p II. HOoE a. CO.
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"We," said a married man, looking for his bootjack,
after she was in bed 81 have place for all things and
ought to know it." "Yes." says she, 81 ought to know
where you keep your late hours"
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CPAnIsH GRAMMAR, Dictionsriss. Phrases, Trans
- lators
French Dictionaries, GrammaIs, and Readers, and all
rudimsntal books. g.
Italian do do.
German do. do. -
TAYLOR ~ MAURY,
Nov. IA New Bookstore, near 9Th n.
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aAi
NJ. ROBINSON, President.

NJ ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANNy, Secretary 80.
CIAKIys Dc Ssi.plyG No III Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent
W. p. JOHNSTON, M. d, opposite City Post Office.
7th steet. Physc
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company be- Obtained application at the
agents office.
Nov. II
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Bishop Hughes Sermon.

BlshoP Hughcs' SERMON.
THE Boys and Girls Catholic Magazine Of Saturday, 18th
l. u will contain in full The beautiful and learned SER
delivered in ST Augu.tine's church. Philadelphia,
the occasion of the conservation Of said church, the 5
instant will also contain beautiful tale entitled
Gertrude Wernig the Boquet," Catholic intelligence.
&c.
Subscription ST. per year single numbers cents
William J. Cunningham, publisher, Philadelphia
M. CALLAN, Agent
Nov. l2-2t* Georgetown, ID. G.
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CONsUMPTION.-There is, perhaps, no disease with
which our country is affected, which sweeps OFT
Ii an many victim, as that fell destroyer Of the human
1aceConsmpton Day after day, year alter year. the in
hurries 10 the portals oil tue soa ana silent
,ob fresh added victims its conquest No walk OF life
is sacred from its bighting influence No age ssIsmp
from its deathdeaIing shafts Lh e. Old me mla:a5sS
Of mankind The whiie-haired patriarch, whose life Of
temperance has rendered bis system mpev,ons to the al
snioyments calm evening, finds consumption asten
Ing It's fangs upon his v,als and tearing him from world
eys bryhi to minds which look compacen,y days well
spent. a,,.,, NJ ,,r.vo,,iv. Of d.
,nger. which beset us changeable and tickle cline
We think there Baisam Of Ftld Cherry offer
ed to u suffering world as such
s t,ua value and intrinsic excellence sufficient
swat on to alue of its inventor, us beneac'or
of his species f., ,,,rru A.
For sale by II. D. "A EhooN5
Nov Ii-StTuThNS. Washington, ID. c.
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From the Detroit Free Press
Wool Trade OF Michigan.
The shearing season is now near at hand in this State
and short review of the past may not be unnterestng
Our surplus is augmentng There shipped from the
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,fsrD quarterly Statements Of the n~,a.i L'fs In
surance Company Of New YORK. NO Do q" street. ior
the s-cond term of i've years -, sz,,,.s
Amount of LIST dividends ana reserved 'uhu S'''ioo -
AMOUNT premiums received lonn
is February LIST November, -. =
1878 ON account 2d dividend Sis0o'o %
Amount received fer sea risks, pol ma IN
icies. &c "a dividend ~" 70
Amount received fDr interest on
,o o 1883 is 26. ll0 IS
sT5s,ses 6,
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses and expenses. and paid for 49,, 40, -,
surrendered pGhcies = S'''N w
r. sb q, hand S22n,95
Cash deposited ~ fhe e-.o.
Bank of New York i,o'oso'
Bonds aud mortgages
Oh real estate In the
cities OF New YORK
and Brooklyn, valued
a twice tho amount - - an
loaned thereon fs,-o' ~
Stocks OF the State ana
Guy of New York,
and OF Tho United -. - M
Amount due from aRts S,'fo %
Amount TemainlnRun
paid hafyosrly
and quarterly poll
cies issued previous -
10 LIST dividend ZoS' ~ oaa no, a,
--- 1888 5ss g.
I... Of Investments since Feb. last, Sl64,7E so
WnmSeI of policies issued from LIST May last, bsl
Whole number OF policies Issued = o,5U
Les,-oanceed forfeited, and expired deaths
and surrendered ias
OF which 1924 are for life "A"
" $50 are for years
4" I52 are for other pefiods
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LNOR RENT.-The dwelling house the Of 18th
l. and streets west. now in the occupancy OF MAJOR
General Scott This property is most elgby situated,
and we'll known that ia deemed necessary 10
give further description of il.
For terms, apply Richard Smith. Possession will DO
given in about one weeks time.
Nov. ll-I3tif
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NEW supply OF Carpotings.-We would all attention
~ of purchasers to supply of carpeting. We
have added to our previous large supply
Rich Tapestry Velvet
Do do Brussels
Super 3-py, new patterns
Do extra qualify Ingram, new styles
Usual quality lngrains, &c.
These goods have been purchased within the last week
New York at the lowest prices, and will be sold accord
ngly.
Nov l0-3tf c. CLAGETT IL co.
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~REAT Hat, Cap and Gentlomens Outhtiing
u Store-STEVENS has again returned from New York.
with an large OF gentemens Belong
ings' of every style and quality, viz;
90 dozen yoke neck shirts
Silk, cotton, merno, and woolen Undershrs and Draw
In my many styles will be found that are
desirable and scarce in this market.
large stock Of gentlemen's Dressing Robes
Gold, silver head, and common Walking Canes
Silk and cotton Umbrellas, "a large assortment)
French selfraisng Umbrellas
Perimery, Gloves, Suspenders, Soaps, Brushes, &c
My stock is the largest brought the city, and will
be found inspection the best have offered Prices
uniform, and all articles warranted to be represented
Nj II. STEVENS,
Sues.ioom No Browns Hotel.
Nov. 7-6teodf
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"&MII.Y and Servants' Blankets OF every size and
quality, now in store and will be sold cheaier tlsn
sv.r bv p. IL. HOOE u co.
Nov. l4-3wif
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O"Ss" suHtes hoteI, warrington d q
THE subscribers respectfully inform the public that they
have within few days past undertaken the manage
men OF this establishment, situated Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Sd and a The locality and interior
arrangements OF this Hotel will, trust recommend II
tavoaby to visitors business pleasure and pacu
larry TO travellers, as 10 within few steps of the Ba
and Washington Railroad Depot If good pccommo-
daions and the utmost exerons please. contribute
the comfort and convenience of their guests they hoPeo
secure liberal patronage.
d. II. BRANCH & Co,
Nov T. Late of Petersburg Virginia
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NEW BOOKs.-irvings History of Columbus, volume
IN l. Putpam's edition
klpstein's Modern Languages, l volume, 4to.
Lambs Specimens OF bogl,sh Dramatic Poets, volume
Monngus Selections from the works of Taylor LaIlmef,
Hail. Milton Barrow South, Brown, Fuller, and Bacon-l
volume.
Spencer and the Fairy Queen, by Mrs G. M. Kirkland,
volume
Child tho Sea and other POEMS by Mrs s. Anna Lewis
volume.
Howitts Ballads and other poems, volume.
First OF the Knickerbockers, volume.
For sale by r. TAYLOR.
Nov IL
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General Agency at Warrington D. G.
TOHN FRY s. co. associated in the prosecution
y of every description of claims before Congress and Tho
ex.cutve departments Of the government They refer
claimants to members OF Congress in every district through
the United States.
Office in Purdy's Building, Pennsylvania avenue,
the entrance the Capitol grounds. Nov3
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r KINGS LACE STORE hns been received n cheap
n lot of goods which will be sold cheaper than ever
sold be fore in this city, among which are
4S pieces of narrow PLAID riband, 2cents per paTd
800 worked collars, from l2A TO w
IL dozen colored fringes, 81 worth Al cents
l box kid g,oves such sold for 10, will be
sold tor 62k cents
Wide plat lace, 37a cents per yard
Fine cherry Grape lisse
Also a lot of feathers, very cheap
There will be found good assortment OF plain and faRsy
ribands to all of which invite the attention OF ihs
ladies' as they will be sold very cheap.
Nov. Il--eo3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
An Indian War In Oregon.

In May las, commune s,ed Information to Congress
that an Indian War had broken out in Oregon and re-
commended that authority be given 20 raise an adequate
number OF volunteers proceed without delay to the
assistance of our fellow citizens in that Territory
PfesjdeAfs Message Dec 0, 81.
In October he heard from the Governor there
thst the trouble. continued More recently he sseer
tanned the cause.-The settlers had taken possession 81
the Indian hunting grounds without paying for them
e. few thousand dollars in suitable presents, as
compensation tor the country which had been taken
possession of By our ctIcus would have ssishca ".
inssns and h We prevented the war. small amount
properly distributed il Is confidently beheveo "ou''
soon restore quiet
Many an Indian war In which the country has been
cosxed out of millions in the form OF armies to conquer
those who had been injured have had the same iounoS
ton on that in Oregon. Mr. Polk noe advises the sP
pointment Of indian agents and that small sum oe
paid them with which 10 keep the Indians 10 s0o'
humor In such case ne thinks no large military iofoe
viii BE- wanted Five Thousand men were required not
long since in the shape OF army, 10 keep the peace
on the Pacihc and in New Mexico, and The west
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The American Pulpit-The Rendins oil
Sermons.

IT, me Editor Of The Tribune:
Permit me to express nay thanks TO you t"r the
pains which you are taking publish sermon every
Monday morning in your very valuable journal under
the head OF The American Pulpit" nave read some
OF them for my family with great mutual Satisfaction
when gathered round the family board after the business
of the day and doubt not that your efforts in TINS way
will be made blessing TO many members OF the City
of New-Nork.
suggestion has been lately INSIDE that it would be-
more advisable 10 have those Sermons published Ia
Saturdays Tribune 1t would by more likely that the
paper should be preserved till Sunday when there
would be ample time to peruse its contents
There may be reasons why this plan would AZ
pear desirable but do YOU think that II would be
doing evil that good may come, for II = not mnfe
than probable that the greater portion OF those no
would take up newspapers on sunday are those VINO
are very little interested in sermons and who would
prefer reading all the political mercantile or otner
Incidental news 10 the neglect Of the theological.
Beside think II will generally be found that there
exists greater for subjects after the mind
has imprt~ sed degree by the services OF
sunday than when the thoughts of these things are
wcln gh removed by the corroding cares OF six days
secular employ HUMBLE TRUTH SEEKER
We may state, IN addition To the sensible re-
marks OF the above correspondent, that those Who
wish to have our reported series OF Sermons Tor
Sunday reading can procure them IA the WecSiy
Tt9bhnc. published every Ssturdsy.-Ed. Tribl
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leas and Nays on Mr. Giddings motion De- the
House yesterday % instruct the Committee on
Territories % bring iu forthwith bu or bills e.
tsb' shIng Territorial Governments for New-Mexi-
~ aud California and excluding slavery therefrom;
fEAs-sIessrs Abbott Ashmun Relcher Bingham
blackmsr Blanchard, Brady, Butler. CanDy. Cstncsrt
Ciayp COilsmer. COnger. CrOwell, Cunmins, Darling
Dickey. Dickinson. Dixon, Duer. u. Duncan ONO
Dunn. Eckeri Edward En1bree. Naih Evans Ohio
Fsrsn, Fsrrely Fisher Freddy Fries Gddinss Gott,
Greeley Gregory. Grinnell Hale Nathan Hall n +;
HsmmoDs Jas. 6 Hampton, Henley, Henry, Eias
y Holmes, NY Hubbard. Hudson, Hunt Irwin, jenkins
James n. Johnson, y ~ Kellogg kirg, Lahm,
William Lawrence y. sidney Lawrence
do Levin, Lincoln. Lord, Iynoe, Maclsy, McCle
land McIlvaine, Job Mann. Pa Marsn Marvin. Morris
Muiiin. Mellon. SicOn. Palrey, PeAsiee, PECK. Pc
trio. Pollock. Putnam. Reynolds. Riehey, Rob
inson. RockhiN. J. Rockwell. Mass. J. 4. Rock
well Conn; Root Rumsey Jr; -. John. Sher
rim, Sylvester. shngeriand, Smart. e b Smith Ind
4 Smith. ~ = smith, Conn; stsrkwesther, c. J.
Stuart. Mich. strohm. Strong. Tailmadge, Tay
lor, }. Thompson Pa, r. W Thompson md:
Thompson, Iowa Thurston Tuck Ninton War
ren, Wentworth White Wick Wiley WhmOt, Wilson
ayes, l0l
R4ys-Messrs Adams Atkinson Barrnger, Bsrrow.
Bayly Bese. BOcock Bolts, Boyd, B)ydon, w u
Brown, Va; &. Brown. Pa. g. Brown Mise Buck
ner, Burt, Chase, ClingmsD, II. Cobb, Ga w. X w
Cobb Ala. Cooke Cranst0n. CrOzler Daniel Donnell
g. Duncan, Ky Alex. Evans. nd. Flournoy French
Fulton Gaine' Gentry Goggin Green Willard r Han
MO bhiaisohi iioiii'f - - y
billiard Isaac f. Holmes s c. lnse. Chss J. lnger
soll Pa lvers0n. Andrew Johnson Tenn. r W. John
SOP. Arb George w. Jones Tenn. John w. Jones, ga
kaufman kennon. ir, Ia scre Letter, Lyon Lump
kin. Mcdowell, Mckay Mciane, Meade Miller More
head. MOrse, Murphy, Outlaw Pendleton, Peyton
Phelps. Preston. Rhett Richardson. Sawyer sbePPerd
Stanton. ThbOdesux. Thomas j. Thompson, Miss J.
b Thompson, Ky; II. A. Thompson, Va Tompkins
Ncnabe Wallace. Woodwsrd-Noes. 50
ABSENT Bedinger. Birdsall, Bowdon. BoW!in BID
gos Brodhead Csben Chapman +. Clark, Ne H. Ia.
CLARK. Ky: Collins Crsheld Edsan. fesiheTsion'
Fcklin. Gayle Hampton, iiaskel- q : Houston, Ala
J " Houston. Del; ingersOil Jameson. i. q Ming
Ga McClcrnaDd n Mann, Mass; Mes, Newell fe'nt
Pllsbury, Roman, Rose Schenck, Simpson. stephens
stewart Toombs Turner, Van Dyke, Wiiiams-Ab'
snlllees 20
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PRUSSIA.

The controversy between the King and National As
.embly is .un carried On the 18th ut the Assem-
biz met a, the Town Hail. usual and declared Itself
az pc-maueucs.
On the 9Th inst the Assembly about 10 proceed
TO business st9AM when battalion OF infantry drew
up before the edfce and the officer commanding sum
monod the members 10 disperse- Being questioned as
70 his authority the officer exhibited paper signed by
General Wrsngel and earnestly implored the members
no, 70 throw difficulties in his way since those orders
were peremptory The members conferred together
and ultimately agreed protest against this act Of VIC
ence and then withdrew. This being done the troops
were Withdrawn without the slightest disturbance hav
ing taken place.
In the evening the Assembly having again come TO-
zether were summoned dsperse, but resisted until
they had passed resolution denying the Brandenourg
Ministry the rght 70 levy taxes or ds5urse pubic
money. The members have not since met but remain
in Berlin to await the Presidents summons.
Gen Wrsngel has suspended eight journals In Berlin
The dissrming Of the Burgher Guard 10 continued,
and nearly all the muskes in their possession had been
given up Some disturbances have taken plsce a, Pots
dam and Al Dusseldorf there had been riots account
OF taxes The latter place declared In state OF
siege the Pad
Various reports are circulated in Berlin % the effect
that tire King will submit constitution. modelled
on TIA, OF Belgium TO the Assembly At Branden5urs
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FRANCE

The re0lcings On account Of the Constitution Goa
tuue 10 take place Dinners balls bsnquets and hre-
works arc the order Of the day and disturbance
has accompanied them.
The great majority Of Representatives have pro
nounced in favor Of Gen. Cayaignac The Representa-
tives Of the Deux Sevres du Nord. du Pas de Calais
and Finisterre have made united declaration in biz
favor The friends Of Lsmsrtine making great ex
ertiens in his favor The Courier FraReaise has de
cared in his favor.
The Bishop Of Quimper and the Bishop Of Orleans
have declared themselves in favor Of Cavsignsc. The
other prelates OF Frsnce believed 10 concur In this
preference though Of them have published cards
denying the authority Of the Bishop of Orleans to pledge
their support
As the election approaches, insurreetionsry move
men; by the Red Republicans and Socialists is feared
The Club Of the Revolution has recommended its sit
iings
The latest dispatch from Paris, the sd, ssys
". Marie, Minister of Justice, who was summoned 10
Paris by telegraph present in the Assembly to-day
N. Lsmsrtiue is expected In Paris tomorrow.
A great number of members OF the Assembly have
urged General Csvsignac 10 present 70 the Assembly
project Of law for closing the clubs. He declines IN
curing the odium which would attend such measure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15
FOREIGN MARK ETs.

The Cunard steamer Canada, Capt. JrDEISs
which sailed from Liverpool on the 18th uit ar
rived at this port yesterday morning about q,
O'Clock after passage Of nearly l. days. She
was detained By succession Of head winds and
heavy eaes.
We are indebted to NJ. EyAss. Chief Steward
Of the Conado for furnishing our reporter with
advance copies OF the Liverpool and London pa
pers Our thanks are also due to r. Berford a
Co. for various English and Irish journals Of the
latest date
The intelligence by the CANADA is comparative
IS unimportant no material change having taken
place in European affairs since previous ad-
vices. As the Niagara will no boubt arrive be-
fore another day, We have condensed the princi-
pal items Of intelligence into brief space Tor the
convenience Of our readers.
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GERMANY.

Fr0bel, the Deputy who accompanied Robert Blum
to Vienna not shot rs reported but after having
been sentenced to be hung, be again examined by
a military court and pardoned. He appeared before
the Assembly Frankfort and gave the following &C
count OF Blum dongs after the 10Th of October On
that day having accomplished the design OF their mic
sion Blum and be applied for passI orts a, the saxon
Embassy hut there and elsewhere dssuaded from
attempting return "a II was asserted that they would
scarcely pass The belesguering army without being
maltrested imumUrs The fbte corps had been form
ed aud they each offered the command OF = com.
pany The offer accepted Blum had the Let com
pany and he the 81.
city, which scarcely less dangerous service than
having face the Imperial troops Shots were con
stanty fred from the Windows, and houses broken 10
to As shsrers in the hospitality OF Vienna, they
thought il their duty 10 take part in all needul meas
ures Of defence To their great surprise, Blum and he
separated and had 70 take their station al the
most dangerous points They were sure that the city
could hold out long; and more than tbs, that II
would be betrayed Bum stood confronting the troa
tians.
He had FIVE pieces OF artillery At his command bu,
had strict orders not 10 commence the attack This Is
proof that their party were reluctant TO engage IN
strife Seeing the hopeless state OF things they resov
ID TO resign This they did on the 10Th He must ex
pressy contradict what had been stated In the papers
viz that Blum fought after the capulaiion From the
29ih October to the 18th ut they remained quietly 10
heir hotel They avoided going out on account OF the
horrible msssscres that were occurring.
In the mesnw1ie--it must have been the lat Noyem-
berthey wrote 10 General jonz, declaring that they
were detained against their wills and begging for free
escort ont Of the city They referred, in answer'
TO Gen kordon. They wrote 20 Gen kordon and were
that day dragged cut Of their beds and arrested by
captain and his guard The warrant Of arrest was ad
dressed 10 Gen Kordon They protested orally sesinst
the arrest nsancng their position as members oil the
National Assembly This WA useless.
Up to the sth be confess they were well accom-
modacd in their confinement They had the best rooms
in the housa or prison aud these were well furnished
and al possible comforts were supplied them On the
-th nit at PM they handed 10 written protest the
effect of th. was BUNS trial Mt that evening TINS
ssted till = The next morning early his sentence was
communicated 20 him. and ri u AN. OF the same day
he VS. axecutsd
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The counsel for MrJohn Nusa have no, yet decided
on wins, course 1, may De sdvisabe for them 10 take in
frthsrsnce Of proceeding, upon the writ OF error On
Sunday communication was made 10 Mr.. Martin 70
the effect that in Consequence Of the delicate state OF
HI. alth he would not be removed from his present
Mace Of confinement for some months to come"
In the case of Mr. Kelvin Izod o'Dosherty, memo
rial signed BY the Jury who found him guilty was pre-
en,sd 10 the Lords Justices Saturday last praying
for Communication Of the sentence Of transportation &c
term OF imprisonment.
The argument Of the Writ Of Error IN tie case o.
Mr. smith oBrien opened before the Judges ofthe
Queens Bench OF Tuesday. The cases Of the othei
prisoners are to 20 rTusd with osriens aaa Al DC
cidsd together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

USiTED STATES COUET.-In the District Court
Lewis Thomas William Grifin, Peter Johnson and
Daniel DOcknzm wers ARA zned ssverzlly, for assaults
upon their crews In the Of Thomas u the snip
Jn.cOrD, g 90 bail required. Abrsm Brown snd
George b snow lIdictsi Tor eonspihng - maze r.,
volt board the brig Ohio plead guilty and we're srn
te,ced % Ons months imprisonment 10 inc eon'non
. Toe accused refused % weigh anchor preparatory
going 70 sea on the ground that they were misin
formed % the shipping papers when my sa2heo
which were for three months. lnsis.h o. ior 'nP"
voyage 70 Noble. as they supposed lSo,t Ir.v' -.
NAvAL-Tbe United States stOreship supply,
Lieut. Comdg Pennsck. fortysix c~ys from Givrstsr
arrived IN Hsmpton Roads On THURSDAY nisns spo
vent up the next day 10 toe anchorage she pas ,ns
following D4ssenx er.-LIegt COuc &. WIN r. L(nen'
r rurpsnder Of the Dead Sea Expedition Lieut. :nef-
5Irne and Henry B~1loe. Esq ofNev YORK we earn
fron the H,rsd that Lieut. Lynch took psssase ,of
w.shngron Friday serroon 70 the steamer Jason
ns -. 1re.urn. the pubic xfli soon have his report
on IN. Exploration u ice Dead Sea wien cannot I'M
10 be s.ghly iateresuDg