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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

NSTsCE.-I HEREBY FORWARN ALL
IN persons from trading for Bond Of 100 dol
lars. executed to me by Elizabeth II. Baugh, &c,
JOAN d. Alexander, trustee for said Elizabeth II.
Bansh. and at,eSied BY q. " Dabpey, bearing date
Il think in June 1916. aud fifty doiinrs payable
June 1917, and ffiy payable 1856. Tho said bond
was taken or stolen with some other papers rcla-
ting to the said bond our ofmy pocket hook at the
house Of Richard Baugh's, as | intend to hold the
said Elizabeth II. Bangh and John d. Alexander
Responsible for the same TO
Feb l--ts CHARLES DTPRIST.
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ry1we PANS BEST GLOBES

L FOR SALE At JOHN P. WEIGHTS
Book, Fine Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store, whore
the largest assortment oi Books, Watches and fine
Jcwelry can always be found at the lowest prices
Also, good assortment of Letter Cap. Account
and Note Paper, Envelopes. fine Marble Clocks,
Paper Hnngngs Blank Books. Musical lnstru-
mcnts, Walking Canes. Set Of Silver Plsfc-Ware.
Pooko, Books, Port Monies, Pocket Knives. fne
Pictures and Picture Frames Of All sizes, Work
Boxes, Writing Decks. Purses Ornaments for the
head together with great many articles too num-
erous TO advertise
Feb lots
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rIomI ~. lT1IMliIIJPI0RTANT Noe

HIG N T. n IMPORTANT Mo-
III TICE.-Aii persons indebted 70 the late com
eerns of Nichols S Bell; Bell Rpcker e. Co, and
Ben. RueIser & Brooks. either by bend OF account,
are most earnestly and respectfully requested to
come forward and settle off their respective dues as
il is aliimporant that the business should be set
lied up rs speedily possible.
The boob, and papers are at the store house Of
George N. RncSer aud Ia the hands of John u.
asi.lcr for settlement.
NICHOLS 4 BELL,
BELL, RuCKER & CO.
BELL, RUCEEE & BROOKS.
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WTANTEH.-A YOUNG MAN COMPE-
w tent TO act Salesman in a jewellers store.
Alsc. Matchmaker who i well acquainted with
watch repairing. Constan, employment and fair
wages win be given. Aprly to
r. ga. CAMPBELL,
Fcb27-w3w a05 Baltimore ST.. Baltimore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

James Lacacy, Oscar Wilson, William Ncnl G
and Amanda NJ. his wife, late Amanda NJ. Wilson,
Sebastian Wygall and Rachel his wife, late Rachel
Wilson, John r. WILSON, VIM. i tcslip, md Mary
Jane bis wife late Mary Jane Wilson, Jnmcs WI
con, Adeline Wilson, Samuel r. Wilson, Alexander
Wilson Sarah Ann Wilson, children end heirs II
Samuel X. Wilson, Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

.Why,'' asked an inaaisitive litilc girl,
care doctors called pAysiciaasl
Because replied Mistress Winierblos
!, eom. {who is never at loss toran answer,)
- word Physician comes from fee-seek,
~ docfors ride about all day to seek
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

AJV
w AND MEDICINES. MINI Street, Lynchb0e,
IA tbRh,ia.-1ho r.bscrihcr offers b lnrgc aud
v'll selected stock of Drugs, Me,iicincs, Paias
oils, Dye-Sf.6s, Gia@ HaJc, Peyfsmny, Soaps.
FaHcy Af1iccs DC, comprising every article usually
found IN the Drug line 10 which he respectfully in
yitcs die attention of biz former customers M wc
The public generally.
JOHN II. SEAY, DnCodisT.
~ Particular attention given to prescription.
for Physicuussnd families. which will be put upnt
oil hours with nonincss aud nccurncy,
~ Orders from the country promptly Intended
to, and Medicines warranted
Dec 23-ta j. H. y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-10

NlRGsNIA, 10 wit:-At rules, holden in
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Cour, Of the
Corporation of Lynchburg, on Mondy the 3rd of
February, 1851
John q. Meem, and William T. Allison and Car
olinc T. II. his wife, late Carnliae +. T. Morgan.
administrator and administrators of James W Nor
gan, decd, Plaintiffs,
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Nc,v-YorlS Advertisement.
NgAvUrACTURED TOBACCO

TEE - = n = = = FL Y II y Y = = -
va NEW AORk-TIlE SUBSCRIBER TEN
dcrs his services TO the Manufacturers Of Franbn,
Piusyvaria, Henry and Patrick counties, for the
sale of their Manufactured Tobacco in the New
York market and respectfully refers TO the fol
Lowing houses in Lynchi usg;
Messrs. Mcdaniel X Lce Butler & Nevhall, and
a, b. Bueker. Esq, &C., &c.
HENRY LUDLAM.
Isl Front Street, Corner Maiden Lane.
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CARArOGA WATER.-ANormE

- supply Of this va!guble Water Just received
direct from the celebrated Saratoga or Congress
Springs in Now York. For snle bs
Feb. cots JOHN II. HEAY. Druggist.
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q MtTCRELE@TYLER.D EA.

"a LERS IN CLOCKS. WATCHES AND
G2ss% JEWELRY SUrcr and Piaied Hare, MI
rory and Fancy Goods, los Main Stree', Pichmoad,
H. Feb I7-Gn
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Il. & s., g. & 3, md G. &. Q. P. q.
Feb 2i--wiw

A T RULES holden in the Clerks office ef the
n Circuit Court for the Comfy Of Patrick at The
Couri-IIou-e, the fret Monday in Fcbnnry 1851.
Human Critz, Plaintiff
rs.
Gcnrre w Inlnsnn Defendant.
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mo OWNEEss or sLAyEss.-THE

ID subscriber wishes To hire for the present ycnr.
one good Ostrr one dining-rorrn Servant and and
w oman without iac umbranre. who can wash and iron
wen. CHA. L. DIBRELL.
Jar 9-ts Dihrrlrs Hotel
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N Z IT NlNNIIItl'
This suit having been instituted fnr the purpose
Of bcciing the land purchased by the Dcfrndaai
to the payment ofthc purchase money, (he Plaintiff
being security thercor) uud i appearing by saiisac-
tory eyidcns that the Defendants nonresident Of
the State Of Nirgima, il il ordered that hc do APP
pear here within ono month after due publication
hereof and DO what is necessary 20 protect his in
tcrest, and that copy Of ths order be polished in
the Lynchburg Virginan once week for four sue
cessiye weeks and posted ct the front door Of the
Courtfiou of this County the first day Of the
next County Court. Copy-Tcste,
SAMUEL 6. STAPLES, CLERK,
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NTREGasrnsINDTANA vEGETA.
,,,lFREsm ARRIVALS or DRUGS

TT " T y 7 y u n T'TF'Y IT TINs
Agents for Lynchburg aud surrounding country
Eel lU-Im
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csarrg EXTENSIVE CARRIAGE

AIUNhTS q BNUI IT III,
Successors to Drnker & Morris, Richmond, Va
Fpb I7--t
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EN TIME FOR FAS!IIONS.-THE

House and Sign Painters, Lynchburg, Va.
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I FE INsURANCE.--LYNCm-

ftE'Tt IUF ' ITEfH1H.
DR., VIM. otway Owen, examining Physician.
Feb 6-lv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09
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City Intelligence.

THE SAILING PicTIc-fATHER Mathews Dg-
PAeruRE EuRorE.- The Very Rev Theobsld Mathew
administered the temperance pledge to large number
o: persons yesterday morning at ST. Patr Cathedral
Mott street for the last lime pre- MS departure
Tor Europe. The reverend gentleman accompanied by
his secretaries Mesrrs o'Meara and Mahony, and
Der OF his friends, left residence Archbishop
Hughes abouC T. O'Clock yesterday morning. in car
rsges They by tho members of the
rai Irish societies of this city with their several banners
and two bands Of music On the route through the
different streets, ladies appeared at the windows
and waved their handkerchief and the lips Of all
tered the word farewell" The reverend gentlem
most grsciousy acknowledged their sautes and seemed
much Affected On The arrival OF the procession % the
dock, there wss frequent and loud cheering f. X.
Collins, Bsq- copiUct ia aer Mathew board the
ncbe steanshp Pacific, where numerous vsters paid
their respects the reverend gentleman among whom
were many ladies aud personal frieuas shortly after
wards ne appeared deck accompanied by mis-
sres which the signal for loud outbursts Of cheer
ing which continued until the nobs steamship left
her dock Thsre vas large assernbage OF respectfully
dressed persons who, one and all, seemed 20 unite in
wisbi.g the great Apostle Of Temperance saIe aud
speedy passage home On the day OF ms departure the
reverend gentleman presented to Mr. Michael Quinn, of
the firm OF Tsptcott Co silver medal bearing
side the appropriate ,mhems u the temperance cociety
elaboyaely chased auC tie diverse, the folio wing
nscription -" Presented oy the Very Reverend Theo-
baid Asthew TO Mr.. Michael Quinn, his esteemed friend
and fret OH cpe 10 AD, RIGA New York Nov oth, 1872
Bic akley, the scAIg Coroner during the Illness OF Dr.
Ger held inquest 40 $50 Elizabeth street, the
body of Michael Ua!lshsn sged forty years natye Of
Ireland who TO his death by disease Of the heart
Verdict accordingly.
FRTs.-k fire broKe out &C early horr Saturday
morning, in building in Twenty NTH ytreet,
Second avenue. The bremen were soon the ground
and, by great e2ertion. succeeded in subduing the
fara-s supposed the ince diary
damage about $50 About nine O'Clock Friday
night fire in the house 100 LauseDs street. in
coEsequ.nee OF the bursting OF camphene limp
damage triLrg
TE BosToS SIvAMIRsThe line Of steamers via Stou-
ngtsn the @. vanderbilt and onmodoTe, DOW leave
Pier, No 2 r. daily st half past four o'clock, y. NJ
Passengers forwarded immediately their arrival Mt
stoniDgton per mail train t. Boston ain on board
ard take he accommodation trim at A. NJ.
DEHoSsTRATIos The FIsE A-riHILAroR--Tne pub
lie 10 have explanation anu practisa demonsra
ton Of this wonderful machine, nc Triper Hail. TO-
evening" II but half is proved That is promised In
the advertisement, It must De considered great disco
very Dodsworth's hand Is to De In attendance, and
will play several pieces Of music before and after the
lecture.
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The urf.

CrvrrrvnLE CounsE, L. I-PsciNe -Thurtday. Nov.
O. match 500 mile heats. beet three In Eve ia harness
james McNann named & Hsro........... 2 I
ssm1 Mclaughlin named 7. m LAZY Bevins. 4 2 z
Time 239-24O-2 32-2.29.
Tbst Heat Hero the fsvorite twenty 10 eight
One e the judges gave the word one Of the others
cried for the horses 10 BE- brought back Mclaughlin
dashed on, and SoMsnn pulled his horse up to stAnd.
still By the time that Bevens got hundred aud atty
ysTds shead a him he concluded 10 start again and
his dtaIce possible Hero paced very fact Afterwards
and vas within half dozen lengths Of Bevens when
tbe crossed thescore. Tine 239
Sscond H,of ~Ilero broke up on the upper turn and
the led Rim 10 the quarter pole hundred yards
On the taeksrech the broke up, aud Hero passed
hef bsfere she recovered lie won the heat BY forty
yards In 240.
TAbd Iks This was n COED heat The nsgs kent
well together until they reached the lower turn where
tbs broke They side aud side at the quarter
pole - seconds ana II the half in lao Hero Won by
hfty yards Time 252
FOugfh Heat The race grew better az II came 10
close Ths very close heat from beginning 10 end
the houes being tapped during the Whole Of the heat
Tie male led from the aud winning nicely up 20
few yerde II the wben she broke into run and
attic At the stand lint the iuo, righteousy gave
tie Eest sLd race 10 Hero Time. 40.
s.xr Day "A ottiDg match for 500 mile heats beet
three IN FIVE, 20 go ID wagons followed the pacing
match. The race vac b~tveen b M Lsdy books aud
Dr. Cardinal an quite easily BY the n In
bpe ttrsrht bests Time, 24s--24T-2b<
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10 i"h EDiroR % rHE HERALD.


Nav foRK, Nov o. 1851.
uaVrg seen on article In your edition of the th inst
doug me Injustice, and Indirectly charging me with
isl' heed ssk you IN good feeling TO 40 me the Jus
tice to ppblish this article ~ ~
We the author OF an article that appeared In the
Troy budget Of the 4th inst headed The Chagrs.
hiot, aud signtd q. I stated in that article that
te iot AZ Chsgres was between the negroes from sa
domingo and Jamaica, headed by me Freeman s.n
Domingo negro, ard the American boatmen and resi-
uens vheisin our CONSUL aud flag were insuted
Inc tafnts, as 1 stated in my article Of CORE
sV'huehce OF the bbdfd are, as general thing harm
- and pescesby inclined and did not take an active
part IN The ritt the riot BY the negroes
anu btJ hspt up upsustsined to any extent By the
~ Fishing this ,eu viii oblige the correspondent
he Iusgt and remove from him the Indirect charge
~ hhehtc1 thss on have made against him.
Yours respectfully, kc., re.
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men and friends. Among those present were Lord
Dudley Stuart, nj p; Mr.. Cohen, NJ r.; Mr.. }.
X. Croskey, the American Consul; Mr.. Pnlszky,
and several Hungarian officers; Mr.. Sheriff Payne,
Alderman Laishley, Brooks, Lancaster, Tucker,
and Palk.
ARRIVAL OF NJ KoSsUTh IN LONDON.
Kossuth and suite left Winchester, at nine o'clock
yesterday morning, and reached Waterloo station
at half past eleven. His arrival was unexpected;
and there was, consequently; no demonstration the
party driving off in cabs. unnoticed.
KossUTH's PERSONAL APPEARANCE.
The Times says:-" He stands about feet, 8
inches in height, has a slight and apparently not
strongly knit frame, and is little round shoulder
ed. His face is rather oval pair of blush grey
eyes, which somewhat reminded me Of O'ConnelPs
in expression, well set beneath full and arched
brow, gave an animated and intelligent look to his
countenance. His forehead, high and broad, is
deeply wripkled, and time has just begun to grizze
a head of straight dark hair, and to leave q bald
spot behind He has not got the true Hung sran
nose, but il is fair we'll formed feature, such a
French passport would describe n,oyen; q thick
moustacbe nearly covers his mouth, except when he
speaks smiles. and untes with beard and whisker
in full flock Of dark hair falling down from his
chin. Whether from his recent captivity or from
constitutional causes, there is somehow an air Of
lassitude in his look, to which the atgues of his
voyage not improbably contributed Altogether
he gives one the idea of man Of thought rather
than man of action; there is speculative air in
his face, mingled with degree Of melancholy,
which would mark him fer visionary or theoreti-
cal enthusiast rather than for great leadr or
soldier"
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SECOND EDITION.
s,w York, sunday, November o, 1851.
news OF the Morning.

We are again unable to present the returns Of
the recent election in as clear manner as is des
rable. TIE mc.bematicians Of both parties are
eorpletely puzzled. Some of them claim that the
state has gone in favor OF their own way of think
inr. be that whatever it may-hurker, wing, barn
burner or free soilerwhile others, less sanguine,
give { Up that their opponents a'e victorious. Ac-
eo-diug to he showisg Of their several organs they
are victorious md dsseated at the same time They
are generally non plussed, bewildered, and thrown
ell the track, and nothing, perhaps, but the official
returns will set them right again. The whole
affair 90 far a. conc rms the State 1T large, is en-
vsloped in mist. There isl doabt Of the election
Of the wing nominees for Treasurer, Attorney
General and Canal Commissioner, and Of the demo
Gratis for Judge OF the Court IF Appeals and State
Prison Inspector The remainder Of the State
ticket has not as yet, been figured out. The Legis
lature n az be a tie-possibly democratic and pro-
baby rhg the chances slightly in fayO' of the
"a ter Time alone will tell.
he latest accounts from Mississippi render it
sui'e certain that Gen. Foote has been elected Co.
vernon ey handsome majority.
TIE crew and ore passenger Of the ship Oregon,
have arrived in Boston-the vessel having sunk on
the 9Th day out from New York 10, Kingston, ia
we are hLrry 70 4eafA ludt three OF tue PASSENGER
were lost. Their names will be found ia the B0s
Ton despatch.
II is reported that three lives we're recently lost
by ne burning OF tie steamer Montgomery, on the
Miissippi. jus. above Vicksburg. Twenty FIVE
hundred bales Of cotton, together with the boat,
were entirely consumed.
The reader will find in this mornings paper the
valedistory message Of Governor Towns, Of Geor
gis, in which he recommends the organization o
the State militia, in order TO be prepared for AM
local tutbresk or disruption This recommendation
il supposed to be an adroit hint that there may still
be such thing as secession, and that IL would be
well to prepare for il in time. As Howell Cobb,
who vas elected Governor on the Union platform,
By such an overwhelming majority, was inaugural
ed on the very day that Governo- Towns delivered
bis message, We think there is not ZACH cause for
alarm
Some interesting particulars relative to the Mex
can re yolutionists and their attack Matamoras,
will be found in another column.
Those wishing to ascertain several interesting
fact concerning Christian movements are referred
to the head Of religious intelligence.
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Bwgiriss - DUriu1 Friday nignt. some tolj b,r,iar-
forced an entrance ly brer- open tne front door Q,
store No t2 Chatham street Owned by Peter Lorilard
tOeaccouit The rogUes sbstr cted 81 from tle none
drawer In pennies together with some Of the finest
tobacco and SCARS The tsms hight the grocery srs
m SOnn ~ ostper' NO lTz Chatham street, broken
open apparently by the bufgsr, who entered ~.
Iiems stole 30 N cash lot a sardines segars
champagne, and then left the store No arresie
10 TIA EDrToR WV YoRK HERALD
On peiu'irg our pap,r yesterday morning see vot
nave ace email mistake, In regard % the one that
srestec the fofgcr in ne Bank Of America on Friday
~ Nss NE hist Keller HIM, that secured MIN a. he
VIII much oblge one Of your subscribers
r. b. SrURGEs, 1st Teller
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n arkets.

Weekly reviews Of the Amsterdam and Rstterdam
produce market state that there material sters
ton In the general appearance of business Accounts
from the continent al Bourses mention that business is
inactive in public securities and that With exceptions,
there was tendency to decline At Amsterdam, Dutch
stock In demand.
LONDON, Tuesday, oet %, IL A. M.-rhe accounts OF
the state OF trade in the provinces during tho past week.
show slight renewal OF improvement, consequent
most probably the condition of the London money
mark
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dnties properly. A nan OF eolds inAezAbse, an
bending chsraeter--one who would make an ex-
cellent Judge of the Superior or Supreme Court
would not make good Recorder whose duty it Is to
dispense advice and kindness, well as law and
Justice, to those who are brought before him Such
a man is Mr., Tallmadge. Our regret at his defeat,
however is essened by the fact that the gentle man
no has been elected to succeed him is likewise a
good man for the Office He is well read lawyer,
Of high character, and will, have doubt, make
a good Judge.
The same discrimination, we are happy to say,
gas used in the selection of police justices Mr..
Sidney II. Stewart, Mr. Barnabas Osborn, and, in
deed, almost all who have been elected, are good
men, and will no doubt discharge their duties faith
fully and honestly. Mr.. Welch undoubtedly means
wel and will do so to the best of his ability; but
he is rather young and inexperienced for the office
to which he has been elected. These are ebjec'
tions, however, which time will remove.
While, therefore, we cannot give in our adhe-
renee to the system of elsoting the Judiciary, we
must congratulate the public the selections that
were made At the last election. The voting was
very irregulaI-more so than was eyer known
showing that the candidates were not supported
simply onths, roundt hat they belonged to this or
to that political partyb ut , ecause they were well
qualified for the Offices for which they were nomi-
mated. This rregularity is apparent, when we look
at the different majorites which the candidates re-
ceived. We see Judge Oakley getting majority
of 4,IsO; Judge Ingraham, AGO; Mr.. Roosevelt,
1901; Mr. Bosworth, l,o36. The whole Judiciary
ticket went in this way As long, therefore, as the
people exhibit so much intelligence and discrimi-
ration as they did at the last election the elective
system will work well but let them idsns y our
judiciary with partyism or factionism, and our
bench will become just as disreputable it is no
respectable and worthy of public confidence,
esteem, and respect
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FIR Q NJ EUR OPE.
SIX DAYS LATER.
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The africa Ashore, and Returned.
ARRIVAL OF KOSSUTH
I'M ENGLAND.
His Reception and Speech.
INTERESTING FROM FRANCE.
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NEW MINIS TRY FORMED.
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Sailing of the Mississippi for New
York.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
49,. &c., &c.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
49,, &c., sc.

The Cunsrd mail steamship Canada, Capt. Har-
risop, arrived this morning, shortly after four
O'Clock, having left Liverpool on the 18th ult, at
4P.M.
The Canada came out in place of the Africa,
which left Liverpool on the 25th ult, but ran
ashore on the same night on the Copeland rocks,
off Belfast, and compelled to return to Liver
pool on the Monday following. It is said that she
did not sustain any serious damage.
The most attractive features OF this news are the
accounts Of the reception of Kossuth in England,
and the formation of new cabinet by the Presi-
dent Of the French republic.
Tie Canada brought the Africa's mails and the
following
Nj Low. Mr. Low i'll schmidt Geo Parrish and seryS
aane DT ;y Mt S,i. SeGrsS Mine Ws5 NJ ~ 9s cos
lane Tbos Dixon, Love Mr. Lockbara Chss Ahreneld
n n Mh Nine sa y .a n'ySsht
miss S sr ki4 and GS Nj LSsn Ssas cGs
Meniove Mr. s.itt II, Corner. DR. fa.iero, M T5on
scEouse, AF Andrews. NJ scynsux:. Mr. fernorr, and
lsdy Capt CLARKE Bsa xrny Mr. gmS e. Mr. West
Lindiay RoteI, sGiIett Mics Van, H@rpsT VIM Day
RoS.msata, ? y e.;oa arg mail. 4r,s9n, weston,
Mr. e ss hf Mrs. b3
Mss Mics sehDiSt Mr. kHehs and nurse ki,s
IunlHp Col Thombe DAVIS, Mrs Shaw Johu D1rtie, Mr
Camsek, Mr. Postethmaite 4 Sutshel, kr5 Low, Mics
Lew, Hamor Hangs, Mr. Warner xr HcConehie Mr. av0-,
v c. apman .John Houzhton MAS HGIitt. Mrs Ryan, y
Hayward, Ilayward-ll5 passengers
This movement of the Canada, across the Allan
tic and back, is most extraordinary. She has been
only twenty-four days in going from Boston to
Liverpool and thence back to New York. She
came in ballast there having been tine to trans
fer the AfIica's cargo.
J he United states frigate Mississippi sailed from
Gibralter with the remainder of the Hungarian re-
fugees for New York on the 18th inst.
The propeller City of Manchester arrived out in
seventeen dayS from Philadelphia.
The steamship Washington had not arrived out.
All further search for Sir John Franklin appears
to have been given up for the present.
At the Council held by the Queen, October 9th,
Palisment was ordered to be further prorogued
from the 18th of November to the 18th of January.
Owing to the lateness of the hour, we are COM
PEELED 10 be very brief. Full particulars will be
given in to-morrow's paper.
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lance Business at Calcutta was very slack and prise
Of all articles low. Exchange Is. IA to a. lI
Bombay, gold was plentiful Five per cent loan lo6
TO loos' Funds w. Exchange on London six months
2r. sd per rupee.
The import and export trade was dun Preishts To.
London 81 los; Liverpool, f2 IS.