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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

DR.. Rane's Lectures on the Aretic Regions
The annual course of Lectures at the Smithsonian
institute. Washington, commenced on Monday eve
ming last week, and continued "Wednesday and
Friday evenings, by DR.. Kane, Of the United States
Navy. The subject the Grnne Expedition to The
Arctic seas, and embraced descriptions Of the scenery
and explanations Of the natural phenomena of that
region.
The Inelligencer thus notices the introductory lee
ure of the Doctor, who. i'll will be remembered, &C
companed the expedition in the capacity OF Surgeon:
The topic is full of interest For the first time we
were made aware of the geographical importance Of
the Arctic ocean--an ocean whose exceeds four
and half millions Of sqsare miles, and whose tribu.
tary rivers drain larger country than the Indus the
Gauges the Mississippi, and the Oronoco combined.
In discussing the much vexed question OF the cuj
bono oil these Arctic expeditions, DR.. Kane afer ci-
ting 10 detail their valuable contributions to general
science observed that the cod fishery of Newouud
land grew out of the voyage OF Sir Humphrey Gil
bert the northwest passage of Davis opened the whale
fishery of West Greenland, and FrobIsher pioneered
Hudson to that great bay. which now margins the
mos lucrative fur company OF the age
Sir John Franklin was last in Baffin's Bay liz
July, 1945, moored 10 an iceberg aud awaiting an
opening to the BY strange coincidence the
American expedition was imprisoned Tor two success
sive seasons the same spo The next traces of his
onward progress the sad memorials of his frs
winter encampment, at the mouth Of Wellington Chan
nel, large inlet opening towards the NORTH and here
DIR. Kane after describing the scene, which he was
among the first to visit, expressed his conviction thar
the missing vessels had proceeded in the early summer
OF 1916 up this inlet 10 the unknown regions of the
north. This seems to extremely probable The
American expedition, ia fact. dred helplessly in this
very direction. They attained latitude (75 deg. &c
min. north never before attained on this merida bv
keel OF Christian ship aad there saw the dark water
sky that indicated the Poyna open sea advocated by
Lit. Maury
1t this painful and helpless drift TO the north
that urged upon DR.. Kane and his comrades the con
Ar,.sfL huui
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President OF the Royal Comm ssion
JOHN S. CUNNINGHAM, Esq
LARGE DEFALCATION IN THE EXCHANGE
BANK, PETERSBURG-THE DEFAULTER
apSrGNnIfn - - - N-AS

LARGE DEFALCAT1ON IN THE EXCHANGE
BANK, PETERSBURG-THE DEFAULTER
ABSCONDED.
Samuel w Morgan, Teller of the Branch of the
Exchange Bank, Petersburg, took his departure from
that place Friday evening last leaving deficit in his
cash of about $50 GOO. THE deficit discovered the
day after he lett and The cars for the South of ur-
lay evening carried officers IN pursuit Of him Nor
ssn was very expert officer, and had enjoyed the
confidence of the institution very great degree
head
Tins defalcaiion will fix upon the Teller suspicion
OF hasng occasloned deficiency in the funds OF the
Cashla's vault few years since. The then Cashier,
Mr. Farick Durkln, was sick tor time and it
became Necessary TO take s0mA money from his vault
tor The purposes OF the Bank. HIS keys were sent Tor
and obtalntd. and the money wanted taken from his
vault Wnei MI. Durkin recovered, he found deficit
Ia his cash $l5,0O0-whch sum he alleged had
been absiracttd in Bank notes ofthe Exchange Bank
Every effort was made at the time to discover some
clue TO the matte, but without the least success The
event occaslonedmuch trouble especially to Mr. Dur
kin; gentleman Who had always occupied the posi-
ton IN society OF a, nteligen, and upright business
man, with charactT for honesty and integrity with
out stain. The occurrence weighed heavily mon
him, and his troubles were increased bv his election
from the office ne held in the Bank ALL who knew
him saw that his days we're greatly smbjttered and
the evening of his god life was passing away in
sorrow, for hs was oppressed with the weight of the
unexpa med deficit, and IN removal from Office. He
in which the money had ben abstracted-alIeoed
that his own account was correct up to the perIod IF
his illness-and assumed that having surrendered The
keys a! that me he could no, b he'd responsible for
responsibility, and instituted suit against his secur,.
ties to recover the lost money. ThS suit we believe.
is now pending.
The defalcaon and abscotdipp ofNGorosn mill :;
public estimation, make HIM the scape,poat of the de-
felt In the Cashiers yault-especallyit he was al
lowed TO enter the vault when the keyswere surrep-
cered BY Mr.. Durkin. If he really did purIoIn the
$4,000 from the Cashiers vanlt. it is "a be honed
some clue to the fact may be obtained in Justice
to The former Cashier. Though il cannot conpensste
him Tor what ne has suffered, it will vlndeate his
character completely.
The Teller had borne good reputation upto the
time of his absconding .-Disratch.
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HONOR TO HENRY CLAY.

The Maysville tKy) Eagle, abiding to the resjrpa.
ton of Mr.. Clay, suggests:
-"Whether 1t does not become the Legislature OF
Kentucky to signify by some fit and appropra, lie form
OF expression, lis own well the general sease OF
the people OF the State, OF the great and patriotic serv
ces oil Henry Clay. not only TO his count v but the
cause OF mans freedom in all cmes; the bubble re-
greet at the cause OF his retirement from the public
wee, and the pride te in contemplating The glorious
career OF his public life"
Upon which the Frankfort (Ky0 Commonwealth
remarks:
I'VE second This suggestion with all our heart, and
the more earnestly, because we believe the tn7e has
con. whea hoh parties unite to do honor to Hem
~ Clay IL ls no more TO BE- candidate for ofncs
MS coanexion WIN party politics is pas, and gone.-
ne STANDS before The country 10 position higher than
that OF ny party leader The whole Union the xhoJs
world, regards him as the great statesman and natrot
VINO has thrice saved his country The
OF the people oil kenucky will crafty their eonstit
ents and honor themselves By Distinguishing in son,a
appropriate manner the close Of his public life NV
seems 10 be the ttting time OF such an honor for il ia
noch TO be feared t1s when the next Genera Assem-
.y shah convene, il viii be too late Tor honors to
Reach his ear" "
10 VIRGINIA HISTORICAL sOCIETY-We
are requested to state that the Annual Meeting Of th
virginia historical Society, will be held in the Lee.
iaie noon oil the Athrnanm, on Thursday EVENING.
Inc Ion INST. at half past O'Clock
The Annual Discourse before the so,;.,v ,.;n +.
oenseieu ey iiehfy a Washington, ESQ Professor
College. IMAM - -'ai'
The meeting is public and open to all who n,.. -
attend. P'eess ~
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this body. which will NEE, on Monday next:
LIST District. Accomac, &c.-John w II Parker,
dem.
I'll do. Norfolk city-Thomas Tabb, whig
Sd do. Norfolk county, &c.--Arhur r Smith,
4lh do. Isle of Wight, &c-Fran. NJ Boykin,
dem.
5lh do. Sussex, &c-wiliam Stands. dem.
9th do. Petersburg, &c-Thomas Ii Daniel
7th do. Dinwidde, 6c.-WilIiam Thonp-
son. dem
sth do. Powhalan, 6cc.-Thomas M Isbell.
9th do. Lunenburg, &c.-Thos H Campbell,
10Th do. Mecklenburg. &c--Tucker Darlington,
llth do. Observation-Disclosures Witcher. wbiq
18th do. Halax-Jonalhan b Stovall de m
18th do. Henry, &c.--Arch. Stuart dem
18th do. Bedford-Samuel T Brown, dem
10Th do. Campbell, &c.- 5 ID McDearmon,
10Th do. Williamsburg, &c.-Robt Saunders,
18th do. Henrico, &c.--Wiliam D Winston.
wing.
18th do. Richmond city-John A Meredith,
10Th do. Gloucester, &c.-John w G Catleu,
dem.
Goth do. Richmond county, 6ec-E NJ Braxton,
2lst do. Kisg @ Queen, &c-B B Douglass,
dem
22i DO. Caroline, &c-Wiliam A Moncure.
23d do. Stafford, 6Cc.-Charles Mason, dem.
24th do. Fairfax, &c.-Henry w Thomas.
wing.
18th do. Loudoun-Robert ] T White, wing,
26h do. Fau1uier, &c.-Geo w Brent dem.
9th do. Madison, Nc,- Henry Shackleford
dem.
18th do. Acknowledgment K Watson, wing
29h do. Louisa, &c.-Wm M Amber, DEM
30h do. Nelson, &c.- Frederick M Cabe
whig
3lst do Jefferson, &c-Moses s Gran,ham,
dem.
32t do. Hampshire, &c-Robert B Sherrard
-s whig
SD do. Frederick, &c.-O Funston, dem.
9th do. Shenandoah, &S-Philip Piman. dem.
5oth do Rockingham, &c George E Deneale
Both do Augusta-HnghW Shelley, wing
9th do. Bath, &c.-Jas H Paxton dem
Solh 90. Botetourt, &c.--Douglass b Layne
39h do Carroll, &c.-Dasid Barnett whig
10th do. Mercer, &c.-Charles H Greaver,
4lst do. Smyh &c.--Thonas nj Tate, DEM
AID do. Scott, &c.-GeoFge Cowan, dem.
43d do. Boone, &c.-Evernpnt Ward whip
44h do. Nicholas, &c.-Thos Cregh whg
45th do. Mason, &c.-John Hall, whig
10th dc. Richie, &c.-Benjsnin Basse. Jr.
Attn do. Wetzel, &c Jefferson T Martin,
4Slh do. Upshnr, &c.-Albert Roger, DEM
49ih do. M1nonaalia, &c.-Buekner Fairfax,
5oth do. Brooke, '&c.-Thos S weeuey, Wing.
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~ WEDNESDAY-Ken,ucky No. 5-Capita: $3l,-
4s9 rs nos, ID drawn. Tickets $40, halves g.,
quarters2 30. W
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FR1DA kentucky, No. 7-Captal s25 ,Ooo.-
tiers 81 25.
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A TEMPERANCE MEETING will be held This
Evening "wednesday at Springfield Hall, on Church
Hill, at o'clock.
The public are earnestly invited TO attend. JAG
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DIED

On the evening of the 5th instant, CORNELIA w
infant daughter OF Andrew E. anl CoInelia W. Elicit.
Inc trends OF the family are invited to attend b,r
funeral, from the residence of her father on Church
Hill on this "wednesday Mug, at o'clock.
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TIL E A TRl
Lessee and Manager. VIM. l.. Maule

On WEDNESDAY Evening, Jan.
Will be performed, by aricua Desc the truly GRE
drama in 3 acts, Thy Bdcksloneiswhch was re-
presented n London upwards of nights in sue
IsaBELEE.I
Eugene. Mr. Breistord Sc pio.s. ", Mr. Phelps
Isabelle. Mrs aotter
Spanish Dahce, by. Mad!le Cjocpa AMI Mr. Carese
Comic Medley Dance, by..........A Mlns Szolosy
To conclude With the iayot.e face essitled
OLE BULL.
EbeneZar Calf. MI G Burke.
ADMISSION Boxes so cents; Pit IS c5nts: Cen.
ire Gallery so cents; Coored Gallery Is teHs; Eastern
Gallery l2a cents.
Doors open at a quarter past 6-curtab Vii rise at
q quarter past o'clock.
n1Y A few season and monthly tickets c3a he he n
on application at the Box Office. I'LL Ja6
EgosToN Ri so obs old aud spaor qoal.
ja7 = DAVENPORT. ALLEN / co.
TUM3ERs AND NAILs.-3OO ktfs assorted
ja7 DAvENPoRT, ALLENaco
y sHUMAN. an ord ihilosopner, S5sae 01
IA birth, late AS rooeer his Majesty he EN-
peror o Russia, takes great pleasure in spfrhg his
services 10 The ciljzensol Richmond and httchiiy in
Asirology, Astronomy, Pnysiegnon'y ard 5gns, ard
gives true correct and satisfactory inforInatan: IA WING
downfall IN Moscow; Prince Bernado.te 10 h King OF
Sweden he also refers TO the prediction Of tiefleson
OF Gen Taylor to the Presidency. He can be bnst d
in matters OF Love- Marriage, and the fuureEv Of
Life. II
Mr. S. has travelled through the greater parl Of he
world, during the last A. years, and all this time ,as
endeavored to enlarge his knowledge by all thngshe
ever heard or saw. H. takes pleasure to assure ne
public he Is willing 10 give the necessary inomatsn
to all who will iayer him with call.
TERMs.-Ladies, for reading the planet, &c., in ri
So, gentlemen in full 81; Nativity calculated aceore
Ing TO Geomancy for ladies' 3d. in full So; gentleme
S. In u S.. Colo rcd persons also invited to cal
His office is on 18th street, between M ain and Car
o'clock A M to o'clock. P NJ. ia 7-lm~
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T III RSpAY-Kentucky, extra, No. 7-CaptaI:
quarters so.
IliukSDAY-Kenucky No. 6-Capital: $780,
657 75l nos, ID drawn. Tickets S., halves So
quarters 25
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TARIFF CONVENTIONAL Convention of the Iron.
masters OF northern New York was held Kesse vii e.
Essex county. December l7h to lake into cossid "a
non the effects of he tariff npon their Interests
mere were number OF pc sons presen, interested in
the IRON trade from Essex, Clinton and Franklin
mat all their properly Consisting o. Forees Furnaces
Rolling Mills Nail Factories, eppendages and ma
ehinery with the beds AID woodIands own
ed by them, amounto about So 600 900 in value buf
have deprecst fall one-on,tb md ri Is
that all her business, furnishing support to 5000 men
and giving subsistence to more than one.third of he
population, must be renquished'as tossing concern,
They desire, therefore, specific duties to lie laid on
foreign iron to enable Them to live
LAWYERS IN lNDIANA-The Supreme Court of In
diana, now in session at Indianapolis, has decided
mat, under the new constitution, The only reanslte
necessary Tor practitioner in that ceurt, besides re-
ing voter, the certificate Of any court of reead
that the applicant is man of good moral character,
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York.
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish. New YORK.
Steamer BeiyIdere, Clifford, Baltic.
Schr Gallego, Nelson, New York
Schr Gypsy. Bonnell, New York
Schr John Slull, from Philadelphia, detained at CT
ty Point in consequence OF having the Small Pox on
board.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA,

DAMN OF t1kGINlA,}
Richmond, January 9th, 1852
FANE u President and Directors oil the Bank Of sir
IA glnia have this day declared dividend of tou
and quarter per ceat out OF the profits OF the bank
Tor the last six mon rs, subec. TO the deduction of
per cenl bonus the Stae which leaves four per cent
or 81 so.l09 per share, payable to the stockh oder
the Oh instant.
ia 5-d2w SAML MARX Cashier
SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND FEET SIS
~ l, 1t and inch white PINE
$4,000 do inch Oak Boarcs
$4,000 do inch Buttohwond
00o 10 So and inch Poplar
$4,000 10 IL inch Bunch Shingles
5000 10 3 and inch Ash and Maple
Also, al kinds OF Mahogany for STAR bullding such
as hand railing, newell posts, turned B.llsers and
various kiodsot Walnut and Cherry for cabinet pur-
poses, together with gene al assortment of lumber,
suabief r tbs market, Tor sale to punctuaI dealers
accommodating terms BY
js76 BELvlN & PARKER.
NJ EW N O HIOLASSES-l5 bbs for sole low
" 10 close consignment; ,o
a. io cOfFEE.-s0 Ca g prlne for sale low to
ia7 WILLIAMS & BRO.
@SoTToH YARNs-lOo bales. assorted mum.
" hers, Udioa Mills, tor ale by
ia DAVENPORT ALLEN & CO.
{ xoD Fisl,-l5 lieIces Cod Fish, landing and
Ia EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co.
ERACON SIDES AND RAW CUTTON.
I'D II hhds b lcon Sides
kales Raw Cotton
Landingpnd tor sale by
ia EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
sA FOhNHAL,FAX, N She b-Ig Na,
S4essE. nilla, Captain OBren. will be ready to sail in
a lew days. FoAireght oil 900 bhls appIy to
ia VILLA Ms Il BRO
3 biz, Il. A. WILSON mas removed n $ otrce
saS ana fesoerteto the corner OF 5h and Grace
streets nearly oppose Centenary Church. ja7--6t
a sP FIRKINs FIST RATE GOSHEN
u ED BUTTER
10 boxes prime D. Cheese
casks MadeiraW inc
Jus; received, Tor saleby
JAZZ JNO. WOMBLE & co.
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The recent thav and rains have caused sudden
rise IN The Hudson river we'll as in all the river
of New ENGLAND. "
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e tLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS.-We have lust
~ received another fresh supply of these very cheap
Cloaks, at
CHAS HARTWELL & CO.'S,
ja7 Opposite Swan Tavern
EOOpER'S IsINGLASS, SHEET AND
~ SHRED.-A supply of Coopers refined Isin.
glass and Gelatin, sheet and shred, for making table
jellies, &c &c Jus received by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
ja7 90 Main ST, corner Ath.
* rKArTON'S OFFICE. NO. S. Sontn I1,n
- street.
Lett Ill the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATroNs The man,
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Drawn numbers Of Monongaa No l93-Dec 10th
IS 80 % 10 36 81 SO 81 81 % 80.
Hat Nos 80 81, prize of sl50)
Ticket l9 80 SO, do do SI0o} Sold and maid bv
Do % 4l 81, do do SlO0) -
Drawn a numbers Of MononsaIia, extra, No III:
Ticket Nos IS &c IS, prize of 300 sold and paid
~ ~ e,y STATION
Drawn Nos OF Monongalia, Elk No I79-Dec Is,b
6s II 10 50 % p 20 s 81 IS 80 Al:
Ticket Nos p 81 77-s sold and paid by
STRATToN.
Drawn numbers OF Monongalia, No l95NDec latb
IS ID 60 % rs 60 80 81 4s 81 Is 10 S. 80 ~
Ticket Nos IS 40 IS, ell prize sold and paid bv
sTRATTo N.
Drawing Nos g. Of Mono Lila. No. 2os, Dec. 2e,h
70 10 80 a 81 80 33 "A 25 6S 9 a.
Drawn Nos Monongalia, Extra 1872 Dec. Both:
46 81 IL 81 80 4S 4 SO So 60 81 S.
BY Ticket Nos q g. prize of s gp s9d and paid
Dfaws Nos s. M n E 3 No Dec 18th
T Tiehsi IN Nos g s. :? s Sold and paid by
Dlawnuumbers of Mouougaa, No los-Dec s3,.
r. s. 80 50 u 50 4s 80 So 60 4 p so.
Icket Nos SO So 60 sold aud paid by
So 80 q 81 j % 81 3 81 . 70 IS 60 8. ''''
Whole Nos 60 6 IN
i 6s dc Dc 3 IS IS q q Five sold and r.ia bv
Do do 8. 60 10 ""N anu
Do do 29 80 u
STRATTON.
Drawn mum hers Of Monongalia. N, N-Dac. 9Th:
n. 81 80 W Oh % "a 10 1913 81 2 4 3 81.
Ticket Nos 10 %. prize of $3.50, -old and paid
oy STRATTON.
Drawn numbers o. Kentucky NJ A-Jan3 8:
~ ~ "a 6s % Al II 30 Is 80 SO.
Dawn Nos OF Kentuskv No 3-Jan S:
70 80 - Al 65 60 . So IS 81 IL 80.
Ticket Nos 80 81 10, a prize OF $50 sold ana paid
V STRATTUNi
r,,,ar. -------------
IUESDAY-Kentucky, extra, No. 5-Capnal
S4,l3O ~ nos, Is drawn. Tickets ST. halves 50e
quarters 25c. wv
SDAY-Kentucky, No. 4-Capial: $50 900.
b6 numbers, ~ drawn. Tickets Is halves e. so
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SENATE OF VIRGINIA

The following is list of the members elected 10
this body, which will NEE, Monday next:
LIST District Accomac, &c.-Joha w II Parker,
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TUESDAY-Kentucky, extra, No. 5-Capltal
quarters 25c.
TUESDAY-Kentucky, No. 4-CapaI: $50 900.
quarters 81 rs.
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pREsIDENT-MAK1NG IN THE SOUTH.

January 4, 1852.
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III AY.-]5l bales northern Ilay. Of strictly orms
a quality, all h;pped under Dock -receiviug THE
da' per schooner William Morice, for sale by
nH J & F CLENDINING
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WILLIAM HURLEY,S OFFICE.
No. 3, I7th street, opposite Old Mark ct

HURLEY would again cali the attention of buy
TO the numerous number prizes sent 10 this
office within the last few days
Another prize OF $500. Drawn Nos Kentucky,
Glass No 90, April 9th.
50 % - = IS II 50 % j 81 II 40 10
Half ticket Nos % % 80, prize OF S400
Drawn Nos of kentucky 80, April Goth
50 40 % SO 78 4 81 10 % IS 20 64 80
Whole ticket, Nos 10 81 81, prize of 500
Drawn Nos. OF Kentucky Class No. 60, april 18th:
ID 90 30 SO 90 To- % IL 81 % II 81
Whole ticket - Sc 70 prize OF $1,000
Drawn Nos. OF Kentucky, Glass Z, April Oath
Sc Sc 10 3 20 80 &c IL IA 9 81 81 y 2
Ticket Nos. 9 I6 &C. prize Of 81 900, do. 80 81
&c, $780, sold and paid by
ap 30-2i~ HURLEY.
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
ITEMS BY THE NIAGARA.

ENGLAND.
Lord John Rassell's friends, tearing his de-
80, IN London, are trying TO smuggie him ia
W. Ths Arctic expedition sailed on Thursday,
ne 18th INST. u... f.,
The New York clipper ship Witch of the
veve. arrived at LoudoR oD the 10Th INST, IN
a. laws from Canton, being the shortest pas.
sageoa record. -. 49,, :
- ,othe west coast VI Scotland, has offered
go cItl 10 The government for penal settle-
P'|. Wilson has resigned the Proessorship
81 l,, .i.,>nphv. IN consequence OF ms age.
To Gems $ returns Of Carlow ccuntv, Ireland,
',ts d,naJuon IA tie population of one
SSH ~-~ce ls4I,
,-f = r,oa .a,.aa;es .aa; tire Government
40, 40 intention o. aboljshi1g me First Vice
HNa.y. .,r
IL Steele denies tina, say difficulty has &C.
rcd between the French and English Gov
.-aaeH's.
,,e5 l-irr> 10 schoolmaters 10 assume manners
.-i-ral.,s compatible with ,heir profession.
.,r.y-0ine Provincial newspapers have been
..,nrFssea ov government since December.
France.
i .s-s n,eaar. ac 10 give tete 10 the President.
Great sensation aai been produced by the
,.,.s,seYi mat The Russian Imperial ordinance
/ - down Heur, V as kng of France and the
--,g' BE PARIS as Relr apparent.
Irss coHs .dsre4 extremely probable that
I --.- s.sa:ioa OF the Empire would be made
.e-as the grand review on The 10Th of May.
4 sc a0.sant petitions had already been pre-
& s.st, asking the establishment fan Imperial
& yeramsut.
III RUSSIA.
II A.. -es from C.rcassia, state that the Rus
n ..a, "a gained an important victory over the
I.:ss ais.
GERMANY.
= Hanover had declared in favor of q customs
II .r- Nth Austria.
II Tae aew constitution o; Cassel provides for
4 ne establishment OF Two chambers, the upper
II -,-ngsea o. nominees OF the crown, and the
I ssr Of 81 members elected by the people.
BELGIUM.
Il r e Government had given orders forbidding
II enhance OF persons expelled from France.
AUSTRIA.
4 !. $ officially announced that the external
"a a:pina. policy OF Austria will not be
Il s--sl 0y the death Of Schwar,zenberg, who
i g. a memorandum insisting upon the neceS-
4 - %. ne policy he had adopted. He be-
I s1e..-s3 al his moyeaDle property to his ille-
II 22:- laughter.
PORTUGAL.
II Accounts from Lisbon, state that intrgues
Il be II loo. ber%eeu Portugal and Spain for
A r1eI o9fiaii4len; o; constitutional govern
a go. The French consul, who recently per-
II sl-a g the steamer Porto, had hand in these
II 4-=>.
EApLEs.
n TIE NsGpolitan STATE trials mad been indie
z -,-, postponed.
"a ITALY,
n NL.ina, an extensive banker Of Bologna,
ia -et, reducing TO Deggery many of the
re-. 'i4.ues OF the city.
L@;ers ffom Florence state the orders for
withdrawal Of Inc Austrian troops from
-seaay had been commanded in consequence
2---.giEiory appeals being posted.
TURKEY.
tcao.e relations between Turkey and
n gy.t 4ad been restored.
q I"=.s@ thousand men were ernployedin the
q .;r;.aG railway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30
Head Quarters list Reg't Va. Volunteers

MODERN LANGUAGES.-Th undersign-
1tA ed begs to offer his services Il Teacher of
the German French, Spsnish, and Portuguese Ian.
guages, and referring the subjoned testimony,
he hopes that the public will honor him with lib.
era share OF their patronage.
HENRY Won GROOMING,
Teacher OF Modern Languages,
9Th street next door to St James Church
Mr. Henry Won Grooming has enjoyed unusual op
portunities by education and continued residence
abroad, TO become practically familiar with the
most important of Modern Languages, whilst his
aud his habits such to insure to him
as gentleman. that success which his extensive
knowledge and great ability a cannot fail
TO obtain. DIX. ERNEST VOLGER,
Adj. Prof of Modern Languages.
University OF Virginia, March 3d. 1852.
take iurtner liberty to refer to the following
gentlemen residents of this city.
Mr. o Strecker, Mr. John Endlieh. Mr. w de
Voss.
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