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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.

It lNQ d"lICiJ1IS C0r1i.I
lmpar'ing strength 10 ever organ and function Of h, bo
d! ""d health and happiness 10 he Iuii.d.
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Com mi.sioners, Notice.

NNvF, the Subscr OeJs Commissioners appointed ~ The
w COUNTY Court az the Count, uI kCua>hu receive,
examine and adJaSt AL claims and demands 81 al persons
aSAD~t Will An BRAND, aye .. The Town o Pleasant
srulrlc m the county nt hrV-ha, and " i-C
deceased do hereby novice that havc appointed the
following limos and places when Will la,.
for The pnr ~ ~ allowing c'imS and demands
lAic rc-idrnct Of Tbs sad William BRAND thg
Pleasant Prairie IN thc said cunjy II kcnoshs h
day oi pccc nocr \ u l>Al ~ O'Clock in the forenoon:
And n he sslne place GA Lac oh day Nav 4 d tSi2
- 10 'cl 'ck IN the orn That rNch
wti couilnEr tlll uC'l-k ,..a sar
dN, an So mach longer ON DAY as the business ~
''E aniNia!nca. Wa! require A"d 80 also flr
'SrT oslcr ha ar nae mNet by sad creditors
present ihrir Calms ~ Is l. Tie ~ dan u me, T. ID.
- HENRY JOHNSON
hollis WHITNEY.
pN''i 'vcaloer isth 1855. 4-!5
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CLgAN(EEkY N.ALli.

STATE OF WISCONSIN KIN D~HA COUNTY CIR
CUR COIRI-lN Cd iNIERi.
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NAAE into he enclosure * The sabscr5hcr n r e2s3n
a iralrJy, AMI h4i ulss avg Is tA.cya D
SEneue IN lc.uhF las. fW. NJtr I'D l'citr red i
spus IN ;h lrynctd. wA.g SIDE 8; The he .,an D
.c7s In, Aaa Over The isl hip; IN. oSutr IL ., ID
prove property IA! Charges and axe she asay.
EREDE&lCh J. BRAND.
Pleasant Prairie. Nav. 3. 81. as
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IN ATTAEHMENE.

CIRCUIT COURT. NOV. TERM, 1851.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
kEEosuA CoUNGI, SIS
In the of James Hnruc Spencer s Benedict and
Martin Il. Rockwell
-OTCEi, hereby given 70 the said Spencer : Rcucdict
: and Martin ~. Rockwell and al others concerned
thai writ u Attachment issued nf and under the
Circuit Court the County kenoshu uiorrsad ON
the 25gh day june, T. D. lS5 rcturblr -ccund
Mondsy OF November T. D. ls5l Tor the sam of one thou
sand and ten dollar. and thirty one cents.
o. F. DANA, Clerk
TowsLEE & R,NpILl, PG's Arornics. Or
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DIX S Making \ Tailoring.


FENET MISSES OSkf.iN & Bsg1ETs have The
& pleasure 81 saving 60 gte ladies 10 hcuu~h, ta1t tney
csn Pee faIEd al he to Mr.. CSa~J1' ~
change -tr', where they all Re aafUy tu ri, 81, from
~ p" sI~h heir styEc-~ in thc lue DeS aSia ASA!
l rug. ttcy ll+icn' sac 81,
y" n taas se Aea>,vi g. give ihp3F work Fl g-i.A
hsalfsh q. }ci. 3,Fh. 1851. 10
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

TTNHE Tax Payers OF this Guy hereby notified that
CIy Tax Roll Is IA my possession; aud thn-, u DO
wish pay their Taxes viii lind C.Iy Hall that
purpose. until the last d&N ol December next.
And further notice that thc Second Monday of
January neat will sell al the lois and lznd, on ~lid Tax
Roll upon which The Taxes rCuuiu unpaid. satisfy
Taxes Costs and other liabilities which shall, legal, accrue
&. NJ. CHISHOLM, City Treasurer.
Nov. 10, ISL -
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TIE HOLDERS or LIE po1,c.r.

y taL ~tN.uN NIT. Al LIsE INSURANCE CO"
u "i''>r cleN we've dA;,i p-e,5o > 10 a.. usl q, J :
:! t0' are lai 70 4 at ~ scrip a.r Il vide N At 81
,er cent Il nov Ia 'ny naai> aai read, t,r a,lfytry
CHARLES CItMtNT }r,Dt
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HNNhEN up by the subscriber about :he 9th Of October
'he RED aud White buii year did; rvd and h',
I, .,e ye'r q; ,aa hrindIe year Old IN,
prove p'rpFi. pa? charges and lake them SWAY
JOHN POLES.
->'Ftfnp~f 3. l-Al. {
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RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM
DISSOLU rION.

FENiE Partnership existing DE- ~vcn l. CroeSrr~E { +
W HATCH was tins d1! DIS yrd hy n Il.af CO sen,
wiki tR,rLui,,g
kcno>ha S,qtynbor3 81. ISL ; -
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~ NNfN y hs liz SII-Cr-r The IN ~ October laxi
n a'.e Eta w . car ,.a ssrts rel heller y
$50 Caves. 'hr owner re-, .CsJtd prove
pgo2efi!s IA! cha-ges, auu .tk, 8. en- away
AlNiN STR vi. SomerS
%@-P1 near the Windmill.
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Desirable Residence For Sale.

FHNIE undersigned oer- for sale the reas nal L
4 mai helu4l ER th DWEII.tN HOt--f,
Win ioir land adj lining. sItIa ed tho Plank
Rood. .ui lurmerly kHDwH - Inc damon Place
It.rr good We'll 81 wac. ru. Irecs &C. Barn
and ether onb ii ding. "a the premises
Tor r.hrr par ID liar enquire Of u. OR JSlT
Ken ,>aa. Sept. !, 1851 IL
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STATE OF WISCONSIN -KFND~HA COUNTY CIR.
CUR COtRI-lN Cd iNGERi
Levi, Benedict,
Michac Holiness
ED virtue Ad in pursuance decree OF The Circuit
, Cllr the amy o. nensh4 and s;l.e of ti,c-
SIN N de and entered in certain pending therein
he Chuncety side there fin Tie MAY A. ID -jl
wherein Lewis Henrdc' is CON pllil,4n and Michael
d. ISL snail sell a. biic yend ne ,h highest bidder
therefor, door ol The Court House Ia The CIV o he.
h'~l IN rad emmy, ~n.Hrday the I9h day Juiy, H.
1851. baween the hor> Of and in the al.tr-
,hul day al those certain pieces. parcel, or IJs OF
land lying anI being the royn OF southport county Of
Racine sac OF Wisconsin, and described Gs follows, Nix:
bang Inc south half ul Tot number seven 4 and he hIe
& IL lines ajdI.i 20 The village uI southport. Also, that
piece or paict, oI land known a. parl OF the I
ter OF section six o.. IN Town one t three
t23 ia the village oi southport. described u follows COM
Inrncng he west line Of lot Number seYcu.een in
sad quarter s,ctIo and =! point one hundred ect south
Criy he HDT ui SAID lot; thence hCrIy
four rods aud three feet land formerly conveyed t.
John h. W eW1 rih: thence clSrriN |iriic g. the
linr Of -Rid io fifteen 10 rod, and fifteen 80 cr
nnd convc5 ed - oae MARSHALL; thence norhrrly the
thence easter on sad Nar~las north line 10 The iire
OF said 10; and t" The stree; thence nJrthcry three b
or 70 lands ye! ed to Reuben Rounds thence ve-tcr,
on SAID Sounds soI; lar pnt hundred and lily tl5l -c
thence nor'hcr!! sad Rounds west line point
hundred 52 'eci .ou,hcry Of he north line OF said cl
thence Westerly [" he place 4 beginning: being the
lands decided 10 Iiulrn- b. Harvey DI3kcc ara Nurha
Dnrkcc his wife, b! decd d.:cd he 3a,h ycmbr. 1916.
y. r. AiIIN.
Sheriff Of kcaosha County.
II. +. Tnw~IE ~. Complts Sol.
Da.ed J,.Ir 4,h. 1881. 6-3
DNENENT
In" ab 'te sal" la The request Of the Defendant and y,
Ihg scn, - The plaintiff Solicitor, Is hrrtbs postponed
un Monday The it day of Sep.ember, isl, then akr
place al The same boar and place q above specified.
Dated July IL, ISL.
" r. .3LJT.T,
Sheriff Of Erno-hu County.
The ab we sale the request Of tie defendant and b,
the consent Of he c1mpaIn Ms cor) is h.-cby firIhc
postponed unit Saturday the l,h day OF Gel her ISL
then take place the hour AID place above Spc
CITED. \. K. ALLEN, Sheriff
D.,cd Kenosha, September Isl, 1851.
The above sale The request of the defendant md by
tt4 rI~eut ct tue planants sr'ci o hereby rlc
postponed Uu s,rdg, tho 18Th day Of NuNcnbtr, ic5l
then Ia take place 81 Tao hour and place above >c
ClIrd. y. K. ALLLN. Shtr:g.
Dated kcnD-ha October II. l-5l.
The above sale ,at the rqucs of the Defendant and hy
The Cnu~ru. offhc :, lei hrreh, further
postponed pn Sa.grI -, =th DIS December. ls5
Ihen lake place ~ Tie boar and above spa.
Gifted. \. X. ALLEN, SIERRA
Dated Kcnosha. October Ii, 1851 CT
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

THE Quarterly Meeting Of this Society viii be held
Dut.on's Tavern, Paris Monday the 18th day OF De-
Ssnbcr at 10 4. M
Those members who intend TO offer Crops for Premium
are informed that this will be the last opportunity do
Al time the Books will be closed and The committee
will report January /, 1852.
BY ,rdor OF President.
. T. j. RAND, Secretary.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

AyOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors of CHARLES
y ". RI kNER, lLe OF Southport, kenosha county.
safe Of Wisconsin, that meeting Of tc Commission
10 the purposes uf examining aud aiu ing claims will
BE holden the office Of j. b. jsIn, in the CITY Keno
shn IN 10Th day Of January, 1852! a1o hn 6.h dIy
OF October, A. y. lrJ2 At which time had place all ccri
iiors required 70 appear and present their claims
debrrcd thcreroin. said sittng will commence al The
hour of O'clock A. NJ. and continue till O'Clock, P. NJ
from day TO day TIL the business shall be cluscd
J. Il. JILST'E,
NJ FRANK.
Nov. 90 1851. 80 CommissioIcrs.
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acknowledgment OF Deed.

ENNFEr RAGS Any quantity. and selling a. sba yire
y above cost 81 The Cash S.osr ui
August -, 81. A. : POWERS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

NAhEN aai Any papers rsQuiring the administration
- % u0.a1, can De- perfected rs applying 90
e. CLT lent, Notary Public.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
RHEU MATISM.

900 cases cured IN 1859. Tbe most ercru-
ciati'lg pain s'opped in hco hours
Railways Ready Reflects the quickest. safest and mos eff
fectual remedy for the Rheumatism in al forms
IN use WE stale only what know IL Will Stop the mos,
torurng pains Of this distressing CONT ln by one aI lea
non We have never known 10 fail in giving in tm re-
lief IN every city, village and Town Of America il hns cur
cd some one Of The people Of this cruel compaint In cy-
~ case We warrant il TO do stated Ii will instantly re-
eye the sufferer from pain and speedily cure t. ctI,r
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
BEAUTY.

Completion richly tinted wih the bio d o. hcallh,
Win kin IS pure and ;.ir 5 Is,riaa MAJ bic
son Hnd >wtcia> the traEr ant ru-t--
Teeth n sound and NEi;c a. ;l.hs ,r,
breath oi :" rc'cs Fragrance, and bps If carat:n,
N!h flow nG rin-lc, and Ell-sl Jocks,
LuNur;u reese, dancing GRACEFUL! Ger tie swan ike
mech,
\" dark rcpn~,c spots 10 mar The pleasing picture,
or 10 cast dan shadows Ger Leauy' master piece
RGllcay'S Nrdlca' d .So9p
Composed Of the mo-, delicious, rase and fragrant gems
or rNtracts oils and costly essences
% flowers, roots trees and oriental plants.
Possessing "'ndrous virtues Ger skin diseases
10 The Comj tJion il impar1S BEAUTY
ny cleansing the -kin from all crup;ive matter
Make Cioan ilC g. re-, action 10 the cauilures
~ which atl poisonous lufuurs are .cc ed
And healthy action 10 HE skin re-. :, red,
i" 'Ar teeth u s.'e- Whie"c.> and prevents decay,
II MAKE, ,hc ska sol. sweet and smooth,
Trans 'rRls ttc Most rrpulsjvc and 1si.urcL ysace
10 c'var and br..a,itul complexion.
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM.
Imports nutrucul 80 the hair
Nakcs u .itg. gloss. r.c!. and llxurian,
ti,an~es The scalp from 6.utri v1- acflan 10 tl brh.
aSi"n' lhc hair upon TIE scalp. aud Icc- IN .,r,v
Ike guam" T. barron s", il makes itrc and productive,
- dress ne h.j-make il. >noo,h and glossy
Sir nc and beautiful, sc.
Radtcdg's CUcaSS.aa Balm is he ne nus tI,r1
tS- Price - cents per bottle
RApNAH 3 90, Practical Chcn;>.s
~ R.'on-~ircc New York
AGENTS
}. =. sTtRSwE ATHER, F. ROBINSON. ,n31, nm
i-''>'N o - Nai"s"a. mss
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EENOSHA CITY AND COUNTY, SIN JUSTICES
COURT
To c. c, LEE; You hereby notified that writ Of Al
AChmCnt has been issued against and property
ached satisfy the demand OF Casper Beachr, amounting
Thirteen Dollars and Seventy n w unless you
shall appear before Jno. L. v Yates, Justice Of the Peace
70 and fr said comfy at his Office in said city, the 2h
day Of December A. D. 1851 ten o'olpck in the fore
Judgment will be rendered against YOU and your prop
srty sold to pay the debt.
dated this I'D day OF November. ISL 3-2j
CASPER BEACHRI.
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NEU RALGIA.

10000 Neuralgia CASES Cured in 1850. Z lriH
stop the m'S! r'olrm painS IN 5 minutes.
The cruel and eXcruciatng pang Of pain his res
sing complaint instantly arrested BY Tadaa,s- Ready
keeI The happy and inv isorang fleets il pr d;c. on
me htrN" system reAd rn The nerve iron proof quick
!! rtsiorrs The energy and cures a e disease Rad
va" Ready Relief j. the only rcncd! thai has elecIualy
Gu. cd Neuralgia ia il worst forms.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
SICK & NERVOUS HEADACHE.

100, 900 persons .cured in 1850. Il lcW gire
r@iiJ IN fifteen minutes.
Railways Ready Relief taken according 10 directions
viii speedily and clcctly hi, amplan; Taken IN
icrnliy and applied externally, rclrescs the see can
tes The stomach, stops all irritation in the nerves Veins f.
bres and secredons of tie head and brain and relieves he
sufferer from pain fifteen minutes. Ii nov Curing hun
dreds dali! vi the sick and nervous headache
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NOTICE.
Watch Making & Jewelry.

FTNE undersigned wishes inform the Inhabitants
Kenosha and vicinity. that he has recently purchased
the Goods aud JeWelry the late Establishment Of W. O..
Buck Ind that he prepared To give good bargains in
that line be obtained in the West
The business Of Watch and JeweIry Repairing will be
conducted by r. O. GOTTFREDSEN, as heretofore.
f6y- Give him call.
JACOB G. GOTTFREDSEN.
Ksnosha, Nov. "a, 1851. -
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DIAIiRIlGA.
100000 persons curel IN l850--paias stopped
IL Is minutes.

Railway Ready Relief cared more cases Of clacr7nor-
bu- d!sn cry choc and a bowel complains he Isi year
iHan any other remedy ia use. ON tic bank OF M.
ipi Missouri, Illinois asd ohio Divers III New Cras -
Louis Cincinnati, Dr.roii Chicago A kec Gsc; Il
"hrr Pi"c'> mere he d.a rh q e aud d,,cter, "a
Ecd ~ IL ally hHdw1S's Ready Il.rt wa a>cI win III
bet success. II viii in ID maIc- stop lhr most Violent
cramps and sasu ln9Hri genial .ro ,ghout ne
WuU y stem a!y al ion, = Re uaiuf dis rs
HI! relieve Tie patient iron al yiit.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

B4f Breath.

'''e tea-spoonGA End~l : Read. Relief taken on The
first symptoms "f Chilli, md har tie head lrrk and
shoulders ihtFes any H tN crcnted and ~,il enrc-
y pre- ems CAIL iekcI.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
GREAT REMEDY
Celebrated Family Ointment

l. MIDI SGfr, Ih6rga AMI ths greatest E7CTAel Resac
u errr used. c0nposcd ef IsgeiGbts ATTRACTS and
p'S'frs peT ""eqRaed u. t.e annals .. Medicine f7 the
mr. i foIauai0ry Diseases.
II Is universally acknowledged 10 he intlr remedy.
It every case where il has hceu faithfully applied The
uin2n system. for promoting nScuSie Pespratiop. and
sEV"uaidc IN all diseases Of the e>h Obstinate iccrS,
ia sous HhtinS, sore Throat EuGUS, Cuts CutAl eou<
tTGrutS, Sore Nipples, sore Breast, disease, OF tie Sc
AGHr Ia HE Face, Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Cords
am III c side, rack and other parts OF thcs sCn Sca!d
Head, Bruises, Fresh Wounds, l'r, aud every sud OF
sore containing The test paruce OF Inflammation i.e
lNrMaMCIlIN cuErG lLA tLs grraI rtnlnLN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
HEALING VIRTUES

Il Is feat, authenticated here, wei, ~ c.t- thS
S;atc. and indeed the whole states tat ,tcaf>
Medicines have attained wiae spread ccc5iy .,l a..
puuuon 10 which They are justly Quilted IS thcr ltah 4,
rHtaes, aid powers. Ncafr uo3 aHlorg ulee VIC al.
probe endorse every patent hluh4g hat Como, along
and IN Iii Instance have DELAYED CIR colors'oat uu
we have been able 10 nuke assurance douty Gal,
10y testing them personally ourselves, hUt iTOI @
mOay Of numerous potion Of the community III Fl,
ar-l--- mS.-L Iians GI.Ac, pa y. ia.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

Which he offers % he public lower than sold in tS
CIly. Nj who wish for Goods cheap invited u CAL.
and examine Tor themselves.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

4 eDAP tSo rAEUtE FACTORY. in Tie Mn.
"a Word af,hi- rtfy. 1His IS sphf h-'rh buti,, ,
Ifu1 G.rnans;s complete n ITS agya4.iy.et. and
& ,lyrsi,.uily situated. Toe yru -:'fu. p. lax l,t - =
his cDt1-. = .li sell AIS .To pr-ty iHeg f,Y s.r
ii SAHJLL HAZE azeu..
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1851,

~, dared and suffered ard overcome Difficult
tie, and dangers such IS scarcely ever
beset the path OF tie maT.ncr
|, Is supposed the English r.xPeuiI'oh
ujos.red ,t or near For. Martvr, aud theme
prosecuted their voyage westward. Ihe
American ENpe 1lloR, therefore, was II
no.i,,on more favorable 70 the search. IL
va IL far higher latitude, and the 80
ra!et poiyna (open >ca) could lot nave
hecn lar distant. hut the Ircyitable INIT into
the waters of Iancaster Sound was 'athi 10
IT. Spring proeress. and i4.al - the chances
which t. enter rise had won
The officers aud crew oi the thet yes-
>el> of the expedition were all IN good
health and spirits up to the l3th Sept. 1880.
The Advance parted with her consort III
a heavy gale oa the Banks The latter
i. expected momentarlly. The Advance
brings several fragments from the encamP-
next of Sir John Franklin, pair OF fine
Esquimaux dogs ard some articles OF Gu
riosity.
Thus ends this noble expedition, without
discovering any satisfactory index to the
fate of Sir John Franklin but at the same
time without any evidence 10 conclude
further hope. Sir John might have won
the point which the Advance was banked
of by the fatal drift into Lancaster Sound
If so, and it is not impossible. there is no
reason to doubt the possibility of himself
and crew surviving in those regions where
nature has adopted the resources of life to
the Iigors of the climate.
The qualification OF officers and crew on
once more reaching their native land Is IN no
small degree enchanced by the recollection
that in no scene. no matter how trying. was
their trust in and mutual love for each ether
Interrupted. and Capt. DE Haven retains
the most lively recollection of the gallant.
unflnching conduct of officers and crew.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01

uIrd,sA~iy sheswsrd n BarocAe ven, 10 IN. Pr.
wAesr ~ vas sosa ,saned ~ the Spanish A,.h,..'
eor ,nd 1srd Nosnanoy"
Pans, THURSDAY. Sent L. ia,
The Gs,<ffS Ds Fvarcs ss) s.'he nes. u n, a..
OF Loper and bis cotnpanson' has b.,n rrc-,,.s !.
the spanish Embassy
The Journal dxs Dsbsis followed tAe s..,,,,..,
m the announcement tina. Tie FRI, ch I'd Is,,.,
Covernn en,s had coacunei IA idre s, OK en-
mic ,,,on on the Affairs oi Cub4 % t.e Go,errn.,,
the United States.
I,,.rrorted that more han ass Aut ,r.i l,r.
.,.. pea,ly sll Germans and i;ahnns. re a.,,,.v-
the booAs of the. pclice. N bon, too daaser,,. q
,hcm % be- permitted tn remain IN Pan,
Ds.ension l. Increasing III The part, oi or..
A, the Dour>e. to-day. not les th.G 29J fr.,,..
Isp cent. were dlscountet, bu, ~.'honsrn.,
,rsc ofI3. Fues opened II u - ant "a. o., :.
50 Thrces closed at So l.,
France and England are de'ide'i on ,,-r.,,..
rup,ure between SPAN ard the nied >,s,, =. :,
preserving 20 tie former her 's.Gloe cos.y ~,
with the ,ntroductlcn Of some lnGIspenNasl. r,.r,
IN the Internal Govenmcn; of Cuba TIE T-,a
steamer. with dispatches for WAsslas'cu W.,
leave Havre on the 10th.
A most hlshtful acciden, had happGes 4; -,
Chateau de Laroche Guyon. The Dowaser D,rA.~
de Msilly, no was there v1si, 10 ker .rl.r< u.
Duchess de Rochefouc sult. was accidentally e,-,,.
death
II is though, by well-lnfonnei persons Ia, Ii.
treaty recently concluded by Russ Wih i..Nr,
dom of Hanover, viii lead 10 the brraklrt N Of "A.
whole German Zolverein. The Austrian a4p,, A..
decidedly Of the opinion thai Bavaria, salssr a..
W,r,emburs will secede from the LeAre /, IA,
meantime II Is generally anticipated "a. a. B,s,,
Towns will follow the example ci Nj no,.r ,x
consent TO become free harbors for ihe Cogeca,.
Union. Neck enburg ard Brunswick. an VII nor
Oldenbure and Schaumburg. VII $50 n'cba.,y A.
cede 10 the proposal made them TO or III, m),e
ment. which Prussia has heaGei
A semi official article has appeared Ia T, Ms-,i-r
rosf. detailing the state OF th, u1ous " It Perla
and pointing out the aggress.ors Of Russia Al A,tr.
h.., and ON the southern coast u. =, CAsr.aa S.,
Here. 1t seems likely. Will once nc,e et IL ,en #
warfare between the contolt"c riines J., po,I
ton a. the intermediate country between RssA ,al
the British Indian Territories. give, 10 AS ,ia,
an importance Of the highest character
The relations between the Porte an hs P.a,'
Egypt are asuming a decidedly hostile caArce
TIE Pasha has armed the forts on he coast os lAs
purpose Of resisting any attack
Two var transports were ~ al iom Cain 81
Porto Rico with trcop>
Ia Holland the Caan.,,i> were closed 80 n. ,. .
the Minister Of the h.I,l dcl'tnl sPet-. -
the occ Aston
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
NrwyoRK. WEDNESDAY, OCT. !, ls'
Nhig ~ia,c Nomainntions.
The Topics Of the Morning.

The details, as far as VIC have been able
to give them. of the Franklin Expedition,
will be read with Intense interest. They
are of a character to give satisfaction to
every true American, and sustain the honor
Of the country an the severest trials.
The Canada arrived at Halifax Yesterday
morning. with three days later advices from
Europe, but o"lng 10 arrangement of the
wires east Of Portland. we did not receive
our dispatches tlll late last evening. The
Cotton market is heavy. with slight de-
cline In France the Government goes on
the same course. II is said that the editor Of
paper hitherto IN the interest of the ruling
powers has been subjected to Imprisonment
for an article censu,ing NJ Carriers late edict
against foreigners IN Paris. The German
Agitation Committee are still accused of
being implicated in the affair which ld to
the recent wholesale arrests at Paris, in
spite Of their positive denial. We shall
believe them Till something. more than as
sertiOn is produced on the other side. More
important aie the rumors about Cuba. which
to prevent war between Spain and the
United States. guaranteeing Cuba to
Spain, but securing to the island cer-
tain administrative reforms This Is all
probable except the reforms. Austria is
making serious efforts to break up the Zoll-
yerein on account of its extension by the
incorporation of Hanover; she Is trying to
break of Bavaria and Wurtemburg. and
may perhaps accomplish it, by means of
their jealousy of Prussia. From Asia we
hear of the advancement of the Russian
designs On the shores OF the Caspian, and Of
probable war IN Persia Such a war would
IN reality be between Russia and England
The latter power has reason to wake up to
/ the progress of her AOrthern rival in those
regions. and to take care of her lmiian com
nerce and possessions If they are to be kept
secure in her grasp. Russian influence and
Russian trade already cover three-quarters
OF Asia and aIe bent on covering the rest.
TO achieve this end Of his ambition the au-
tocrat must overcome BRUSH power in that
part of the world Possibly this disturb
ancc in Persia NAV he preliminary to the
struggle that decides what shall be and
what shall not be III that regard.
The. Telegraph brought us, at late hour
last night, various intelligence from differ
cM parts Of, the country. Among the news
we notice a eunrowder explosion and the
bursting Of a steamboat boiler, with great
loss OF life. The dispatches will be found
under the proper heading.
Our adviccs from Philadelphia are inn
portant The Masonic celebration seems to
have been unsurpassed.
According to the concurrent testimony OF
all who were present at the Concert, Catha-
sine Hayes had her largest audience and
best triumph last night.
The Telegraph, which ceased to work
east Of Boston about l2 last night, brought
us some additional foreign news as we were
going to press.