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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

TIE ARCTIC EXPEDITlON-TliE NORTHWEST
PASSAGE ACCOMPLISHED briefly stated 10
the ,eegaphic foreign intelligence yesterday that Comman
der Incc6cd had arrived in England from his Arctic search
for Sir Joaa Fankin and had been unsuccessul-but he
brings the Interesting intelligence that the problem OF The
has been solved al last and that ship
has actually sailed round the American continent through
the Arctic ocean. Commander Mcclure carries oil tho no
nor of this remarkable exploit II will be recoected that
Commander ngIefeld despatched 10 FL NJ g steamship
Phnx in the spring Of The year. with supplies 10 Sir Ed
ward Belchc squadron He has succeeded In depos,nG
the supplies directed and accompanied by Lieut. Cres
well of the nves with dispatches from Commander
Mcclure who sailsd In December S49, In search OF Sir
John franklin In H. NJ s. Investigator and from Captain
Kele sailed The spring OF 1852 in IL NJ s. Reso-
ule on the same mission.
No traces Of Sir John Franklin have been discovered but
Commander Mcclure in letter dated The Bay OF Mercy.
Barngs Island April 1852 his success in
conpshinq that which has long been mysterious pio
blem, namey-the North Western Passage He Is coming
home by Bafhns Bay Natives have been discovered far
Their north than before Woolason Sound
a, Victoria Land and Prince Albert Land Copper of The
pures description found In unps and the natives who
were very friendly were much amused seeing the sailors
run to pick up the Jumps OF metal with which they edge their
apears Commander McClures vessels have vinleIe
pack in 1850 and the succeeding years without receiving
any injury The dispatches will no doubt be published.
The gallant writer states that during The winter Ct 1880
his vessel winercd pack without sustaining any damage
land surprising to say has report the result at
The end of third winter and without the loss of single
of her crew. In the frozen waters called Prince OF
Wales Strait and communicating with bdrro"'s, as he
certained on Goth October OF that year.
In July 1851, he statcs "thaI such body OF Ice came
down upon with strong wind, and Sci The vessel
for the SOUTH that determined TO attempt pass
age by end Of the cliff. of Banks Land forming the
north of the largo island under which we now are
The difficulties and dangers Of this passage be estma
ted from his that the ice foes encountered meas
r5cd from 10 10 10 feet beneath the water only or above
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CONSERVATION OF TWO BISHOPS. Rev Drs.
Atkinson Of Maryland and Davis al ) o. were On Wed:
nesJay morning last cunsccfulcd the Epscopalrs al
North and S1uh Carolina al ST. Johns Chapel New York,
which was q. full as il could hold.
The scene exceedingly IMPOSING over thirty bish
ms in their ibee Two Of them Eaeisl bishops PIE
sent Tho gres number before convened IN an AcI
Fan church. Sesiie these there great array oil minor
clergy many them in SUPPLIES, md among Them were
Arcndracon Stellar of hlddlsfx England and Reverend
Messrs Casse and Hawkins OF the English chnrh Al
the commencement morning prayer was delivered oS lln
Rev Dr. Hnncie o j. ca and The Rev. Mr. Mason OF ~
e. read HE lcssns after which the Rev. Lord Bishop 81
Fredericton IN delivered very appropriate and ns2ir
Ing sermon TIE chanting o the choir u intervals vas not
ing portion OF The ccrenHy; the harmony
being excellent The Secretary oil the House VI bishops.
Rev Mr. Bach cad the testimonials Of The Bishops elect
upon which they arose and made their vows TO conform 10
The doctrines vi he p f. Church OF The uh'ied Slaes
TIE formal proceeding OF c"nsecralon itrh followed The
IT. Rev Bishop irownr! officiating.
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MARYLAND lNSTITUTE-ADDRESS OF GEN.
Cushing

The Annual Address of Maryland Institute was de-
iycred aet night by Caleb Cushing ESQ., United States Al
torncy General At early hour the spacious Hall wos
densey filled by brilliant OF ladies' and gentlemen,
numbering at least six thousand persons.
Gen. Gushing upon being introduced said he had yielded
10 the invitation rather reluctantly in consequence OF his
mind having been engrosed by pressing official duties at the
seat of government His daily duties had forbid his prcpnr.
ing regular formal address, lie expressed deep interest In
The progress of The mechanic as and thought no MIDI
could look upon presented without seeing it's moral
The influence Of mind genius the gifts OF God were above
circumstances OF biIth place and lhc ordinary
natural Incidents human e aud 10 these the great
elements of human grandeur he passed glowing comp-
mcnt The application Of steam, land and ocean the
use electricity In conveying information &C., were passed
review among The wonders OF the power o mind ano
ar, over mere He called up the past om before
civilization 10 contrast with The progress and present con-
dition of aias-the valleys and Inc plains, inviting the
plow but untouched by The hand of industry V.Sae
description of giant bihngs vsing leor ~ FROM
another sphere and experiencing the inFsW miit3 over
more physical power, were happily Introduced
The beauty 10 sh taste and mechanism as presented IN
The factories The power force and utility oi vessels
of Wharf.-The combining Of IGN brass, steel muscle, mind.
tact and bravery exhibited ds Of hattlewcre eloquent
iy and orc5ly portrayed. Mind and hearts essential
elements in The advancement of III: age. alluded to-
The priest and the soldier the hink and The other To
act, referred TO the type OF orsauiaaon order und
cvllza onthe thinker and the doe constituting the en-
CINE Of society The works OF ART, known among The
Oenals, alluded la with The present
Of the arts illustrate the diversity energy and onward
progress OF the agegirng upward tendency in words
politics and alunal power
These great elements Of human progress, happiness and
prosperity all called Tor The prooundest gratitude TO the
great archeci OF Heaven ind EARTH and should lc
guide and direct all human effort Baltimore Times.
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WHEAT FOX FRANCE.-Ihc PiItsburs uazs"c o'

the 18Th, says:
"I,asl week purchaser was in the market buying cons
derabc wheat prices ranging from 90 els 10 81 io CTS PEI
bushrl aud, fast weighed sent 10 store, whcfG
was placed in usanburg sacks, its evident dtstlhao"
ene Eastern European urkets. To-day another puI
chaser came forward and took about U0U bags 81 10 H.
witch goes directly France His design purchase
y,ruI thousand sacks II il cnn he bought whnt may be-
ermed fair terms We notice this being the first wheat
ever in this market direct Tor The continent OF
Europe"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

| TOBACCO IN MlSSOURI.-The 81. Loujs News saws
the crop of tobacco now maturing will doubtless be the
smallest raised HE Yves! for several years. 1t estimates
the Missouri crop Tor 1888 al IL O0O hide In 1851
| l6 600 hhds; in 1852, 5000 hide
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

Granville JouS Penn The great grandson of the found
of II ia said has iociby impressed
with the United States during his visit that he In
tends lake lady of Newark for bis wife He fifty
thrco years Of age
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

HbANiWAE fI1.i The u The Richard
At pnwhatan county about three mnuths Ns.ro NJ
Edward brown cnm3lryHn laughs ard shows his teeth whom
Sea 10 about five ,isE inches height si req
.crc. Nlr a"0t ctgiee! yahs siEcc, le re.
field Ig, and cIc! himself JLhu lie
iaItri vins Rockets face HcEtr named iOia WhEe T.
aio,r reward gwen has 'c'5Ty the nda;a J..
la commitment t.nu' ~! IL The Satv.
IOIN T THORNTON, A.trt
,st /. Far J a .!uInIstT,tr
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THE REPORTED DECLARATION or WAR CON



THE REPORTED DECLARATION or WAR CON.
FIltMl:D.
Grrlrsrapl,r from London To Liverpool
SATURDAY MunASG, Oct 3.--lhe Times "l ms morning
Announces the arrival OF The steamer IRON, "n
that the Goth ult, the Sultan declared wal usuhs' NUS
t.epraphic dispatch from Vienna announces that the
Porte had given Russian Emperor four weeks III "iti
10 evacuaic The rrincpaes filing 10 do which hosi.
ties would be- commenced
TnE English CaBiHEr.--lhe session ol me canhr' III
PAals-Advcrs lrom Paris ure I" Friday evening the
funds steady Corn in the French market was on me
decline.
Paris correspondent states that French force, now
maehilcd 10000 strong, are held IN readiness I" en-
marx for ConstanlInope corps of loOuU was TO br ct.
in The south of France embark al Tonon 10 re.
mforce The army Rome England they say, was /" fur
nh 10 600 men b. embarked nj several "t le Channri
morris Ii added that The story may be dsrredlltd.
FURTHER FROM CONSTANTlNOPLE.
The Paris Constitutional enabled 10 state pru!ahy Us
The aid Of the Government The occurrences OF me -' hnh
o6, u al Constannople At The reiterated request OF
dc ruck Tho inernunco OF Austria. The Disan met on
Ilr 25ih ut deliberate anew on the Vienna Mole me
piyan unanimous in deciding that the Porte could then
than ever In the presence OF The Interpretation given 10
I'M cuuent BY The Cabinet of ST Petersburg. accept IT,
ilon having first received the notifications indicated
BIZ teschId Pacha
f. has been stated that the object Of The Journey Of the
nacIs Of Russia and Austria 10 Warsaw was simply 10
strengthen the alliance already cxstns between RUSSIA
movements also against any dcm0nslfa tons mat IN"
Western Powers may possibly make
Omar Pachn has al the present moment nriT 10 uu1
un under his command and before winter lie expects
raise $50 600
letter writer liom Oluntz says that til. Emperor Nciu
las paid particular attention the French officers wha were
nj Omulz Nchnlls said 10 have assured Cen Gdyon
that he was most anxious fad opportunity o making
The PERSONAL acquaintance of Napoleon III for whom he
enlerIlns The yees sYmpathes and The highest persona"
rs eeu Tor services which 10 The Cars opinions Naro
leon las rendered the OF civ ,tion, and for which
Lly France EuTOne.
Lord Westlnoreand, the English Minister mel wlth dl
ic,en rtce,on Nch0ils received him, when introduced
with ugit politoncss and with cold 81 am deighe+'
passed on. so say the court ncwsmcn
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n..AiMl ..nnNGR.S OIrlrr.

,-I decree lac rely
,, :. N r,v st lni iltr 10 he iHt t'ay OF -
&, Wib Tie cGnl
wood, Referred -hl
Sutrs daughter ~ Edmund stokes OF hs+e'
l"r death the EhtT ~" Hiii I"cr
a.. pt r i COUNT Ilr said Edmund stokes, her
I nv s"kc, aud ip!n Sokcs, he
tr Ia Lir, Dina n la. heard i,tJ
mi , Patsy SoEcs licE ioEGs died "a -<- i"
i,c cGuurv Essrr civlEr, among nhrr Children. Lid ~.
4. Lr STAT. h,,.cky tw5uy snr loan Sa"si
i'' ''.>' '"'' '''S' 81 e U,INGEEfIEtD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25
yALYAEI.E LAND pou SALE.

fbtilE subsrtei beng remove 20 th Soa
ale privately his .lsr and valuable Ilc OF land 'u4t.
te Ill ban River the County OF liiaH, Va
Ing p acres, rith iuT grounds AMI
tiy, one hind ii. original TIL,
trr GA The sl;.. Immediately opposite the IoSUv VI
ma u liu the Richmond ana Dahvilie RaiFE
T improvements consist so.y dwelling house Nj
all necessary hunls including stables tobacco hams Sc
good Uicad OF
Those wishing UuIci-c invited 10 view tho premises
Il ,Irs lie place, lie Mi take Csasu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

RiEn REPASi-We Learn with regret that esteem,
81 ci;izsn Mir Hultcrwurlh OF The firm Of BuerwoItt s
kusilu had h,so $50 bills d6ynrcd by mice The nighi
If Wednesday, The biIs informed dTa
the pIi. residence ii that gentleman HALIFAX fne hie
vatsous mhrnuirS managed by means IL Heel al,
rnlguncr brluc nurnOg had c0ntved 10 swallow nr
diuca Sl5 We that may receive visit ltom
It A. in short period they wonld eat us out Of house
ana home nj ps,srsturE Erprtss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25
ALMANACkS FOR 1851.
JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BY J WARRCrv
The Virginia and North Carolina Almunnrt
the Year 1854.

the Year 1sJ3. AZ
CALCULATED El DAVID RICHARDSON
u cUCarY,
4 iion the found Almanac X.
Counts, Sna". House Delegates and Congress, Tor
and N"tti Carolina. IuIlnwlrg pieces Inserted
cal Tables Tor NiriInurd, Mr. Ddvt Turner. Primer
Giassh: ani English Scin. richmond lccrcs SaiIf,
addressed S Gentleman his Vile, The "
Wedding DI: MficI also her Hitih bay RIM. T. "
duw, dedicated ~ Young bacr"ir) Auua N,lis: ne ~ a.
man; The Phil sn,iiy al Man: WuuL's Nlrsr,lnr.s r.
Ghal.!-s the risIs MIN, cisr ol lluy,s
" - " ''' '.'''' p'-I' ''',.-------.--- an,n,
BN THr: GoVERAoH OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION
INFORMATION hIvIns been received by E,,rni,.. :,
Z deliberate murder committed >GLly, ,,,,ui
hy LANES A. WILSON. The body rIr!rrrS t;rIn
County al lag!nun aui tit the n~- A WIlsnn T.,
IRAN Justice soins large u therefore ercry ~
ward husIlci dollars Tsrsou person. %
arrest the SAID james A. Wilson ani deliver him MO the J ar
oun County; an! ,1 require office OF I'M.
nonwcal civil ara! military, ana request the people general,
their hest rxeiinE- % p"ctr Tie arrest Of the sad Wilson
liz may b. brought IL lIstite
Given unhrr hand Governor" and under The Lesser
:, The Cnnlona sah, ii RIcinnoi, THIS Ssh DAY al Os..
!" ~ Ihc Yea, lSjJ JOS JOHNSON
!y r ,vrruo. CO ,EaE W ErSFoHp Secretary 81 do G.,
InonweAiit.
lame. A. Wilson aham 81 years age. LARGE anI J5a,r
made weighing about IN Pounds Ice eleven inches tA 4
iit. siial: crns1 blue eyed lie had seen N
coat Ini pan = hiIcH am w.r WASH
ii aud Si'rIYSic In lhc rotnty OF RarpahanuocS
Al. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

SLAVE STAMPEDE Tho slaves 10 Mason connty
hac0mina migratory in their habits Within the last
night. eight have made iheIr escape 10 paHs nnkno@nbc
Ing property OF Mrssrs. Bcae Ba'nan Capearr and
hs Lewis We presume owners in Mason 10 shne The
Of slave holders in This vcinyhave their property
wr'sisd cn !hom without remedy redress. PIrherS-
blre G1.ris
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

ELECTION OF JUDGES BY THE PEOPLE iN
GEuRGlA.-Iais Il The hfs lime Says Macon Mes
sengc that Judges o. The Superior Coulls have been ttc
ed by the people in Georgia Their selections taken bl.o
cether letter aud less objectionable than hoar which
heretofore been made By Legislature and The res
proprielyshc election OF Judicial officers by tie people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

MARSHALL COUNTY FAIR = We attended The Fair
Al Mounds lille on yesterday The grounds admirably
located The .llogad occupying the centre OF tie area
gives delightful rlGl 10 the scene and a1rds beautiful
yleG OF the county around
The riding became quite exciting in the afternoon nni
several horses attempted practice jumping The rope hui
being perfect il his sport hey we're unanimously ?
ped ana ond dc: down together in hasiy style
No seriously Injured, however ana The general con
'u~iu mai svlo Jumping Was noi sale and we F,esniG
persons who attend To-day and Tomorrow wlI moi be 1vot
ed with ills ra; h0G.h DOUBT n.t that shcre will be-
more attractive iEpiay i.day ts even 10 ia ridhg OF
ycsr6r:ay. Tie aitrcss will he Delivered al hail pasI in
O'Clock this afternoon y Professor PendCtan. We hope
lnar our rzans will cali on them To-day, hCy will find
the scenery h!on the mound e. than compromising
iT the Trip down The rUad is good ard The weather invi'
ing. = Uhtf'.Hg IafSi!igenccr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

GOOD ElELD.--Mr McIaecaU OF ileaaGhis cIu;y,
furnished The anncSed estimates OF grown upon
tracts OF land Ia that vicinity:
One trarl thiny-G,e acres cultivated by young
nan aud help hired nr days poducedGSO shocks OF corn
estimated to yield .3G2'g bushels
Another tract of sixty acres, cultivated BY young
with help hired for month produced 1871 shocks es
mn ted 10 contain 4GGls OF Parkersbrg Gnss!ie.
AN EDlTORI.L FIGHT We perceive By The Siam
Messenger that The editor nt na paper M Cncr end
hr editor The indicator Mr. cost have had pni!Istir
encounter Ia The streets Stanton d piaicaaG
hinse wiki tocA The Messenger caTied cane and both
ARTICLES seem 10 been tn nlri cogcnt al spirited
style. We the difficulty haa been by this time
aniraby sacd and ha il will mol he EuahSi 20 extremes
= (D:epatch.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

ION proceeds her Of kn; aHi, affidavit ta.
cen made al c la The SAID defendants above named atd ~
r Description EalIr. uHkaown unknown AID
this state motion 81 III" PIahihs ny thcif h,"
i,fc.!lHi-
here within ,uc public ot this order
m hat necessary protect Ihe intcestr; ANA HAT
nm. order uu-t week for four successive weess ~ u
r. naGd ugurr published IN tie cy OF kichu oE
nd sos;t' ,.!,I l""' oi tGs ca
- ~. !, Of ,,f ne n Count, Court Ch1y-.eGr
Gr, il-c.i. DArip EuNTER. ,:erE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

The improvement in trade between Alexandra aud tlc
Valley is highly gratifying and the less 30 that large
I3r.inn passes through Winchester As evidence OF
inc share our road haa in it. will mention that
firm al The depot Bakers Brown, have within The last loui
week. received not less Than three handrea thousand pounds
of merchandise from Alexandria The house expect.
10 have forwarded inring October, bundled and tiy
loaded wagons up the Valley Winchester Ihginun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

AFFKA1 .-Hn MOhIHY hISHI Tds neat Is!U"h, tn TIf
nrghb0hnUd oil AleSanfra nitay took place between
John ~ Thomas and Terry Carregnn, resulting from u
violation the matrimonial rights OF The former by Care
ran Thomas inflicted severe, If not mortal wound IN
tho head ni with H. tried and acquitted ty
justice held BAIL which being unaole 10 give
he Ia Iaii-l. tlcrIndrl Gazette
TIE pINWIDDIE TRAGEDY Tine cate 81 lhGGas
lie .is for suvlg his cousin Edward, investigated
rhs morning liz Dnwidr C0urI. and continued Until
n., Spring hy order o b.: Coninun eah's attorney
f ,lLrlyI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

BAPTIST CHURCH III SrAuNToN.-A Baptist
chn,ch with 70 members constituted IN Stsunton On
Sunday last We understand contemplation TO bnd
House Of Worship for this society costing S6OOO; one
hnueand doara Of The was subscribed by the con
orrgation present Sunday i charlottesville J.gerf6nidn
THE TOBACCO CROP IN HENRY COUNTf.-"e
Yesterday saw gentleman the DAnvie Cars who IN
formed that The p'csen' crop OF tobacco IN Henry ana me
ADJACENT counties In very well The ldaef5 al last
Henry Court selling their crops al slo around from
her barns Several refused sell al that price und will
prize unI send Ia this market BULLETIN.
FIRE AT CGAY3NiLLE o" Monday last HE good
citizens Cllysvc startled by the cry Of hire and
Lelre lie Zones stayed, Mr. r. w. D!chinsons
dwelling and Esquire Foughs pcnter shop had been to-
tally destroyed Claysvile Ia OF the most thriving VII!
lagos this county and We much regret that the place
should he required 10 pay tribute To the ievouH9
element PI'kers51rg tfdssHe
C. J FAULKNER. ESa-The Virginia Republican
gives an account OF democratic meeting al Blare7
H6!, IN The OIh instant al which Charles J Faulkner
Esq made interesting speech. The Republican gives
synopsis II NJ. Fauknei's remarks -"Mr r. eHpitssea
h ish graf fcalion meeting that occasion ihe de
mocracy OF Berkeley County The asscmtlage was MOI
large. ing The prevalence Of The cholera 10 town ou
he recognise amongst those present many oil hc veteran
md ackno lodged standard bearers oil Inc pnrY ne hn
nounced in The emphatic language his hosonen osn
lifcaon with the democracy OF me natoh' 'he peop'e
were his people, their God was his God
! HEBREW FAsTDAY-Th Jewish population oi oul
own which has become quite considerable lte closed
thcIr ace al business on Wednesday last From inc pre-
cens evening 10 The close o, h ha
- t Tho Tsv of tenement; and during II II is The rieor
ousv observed custom abstain from all manner Of 1000
| and drink and 10 pass 'he '. ~ p'"'o' 0"N "''
Ii Winchester TirgiHidn
! nine ON THE CARS.-We had the pleasure last aa,
tay in company with several other gentlemen, Of fdlns
Tho cars over por ton Of the road between this
About as miles of the track is !no anu h 70
said by those Who ought know TO be equal 10 any IA I
State The cross lies placed foot and na
which gives great sodity the track The resins .,
i Ia
Mr. c. Tout and will be finished il abort time
Ton Spectator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

Stockholders Of this Road held in Petersburg "Wednesday
last shown ~ the reports OF The different officers
that HE receipts ur The year ending the first "t 1853
had exceeded The expenditures by The III S1G0JU.
resolution passed auhorzin. the President TO- borrow
$500 900 for The completion OF the Road
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-27

must result from European does not materially
govern both England and France in their endeavofs
to maintain peacr. IL hestiIities should COM
mence the Sultan will be backed by Kossuth, slaz-
zini, and the people of Eastern Europe! With such
powerful allies, fighting COR God. their religion and
a,herland, the potentatcs Of Europe may well dread
the contest. From the signs of the times we are he'd
to believe that the Sultan has acted without due
consideration, and that he enters into the fight with
assurances Of aid from those who anxious to strike
blow for their right and liberty. Should thii
prove true, an European will be inevitable
war, that will 70 ever sweep from the earth
all despo,s and their despotc influences. giving
freedom and happiness to untold millions. With this
view Of the case, not how soon the clank o.
arms is heard:-the neigh Of the war horse will bs
but music in the ears Of saves for should right tr
umph, as we have faith believe it will, the battle
will lie but the harbinser Of the glorious light Of Lib
erty.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-27

PLAErrss.---The Earl of Eeaield has been the
most extensive planter Of the present century, having
ut the date Of the last report his lordshjps orer-
~, plated upwards of 1000 900 plants in space
exceeding 5000 acres extent, perhaps, not ap-
rroached By any British land owner since the exeo
sive ptansions Of the Duke Of AthoI, about the mid
die Of the last cca,usv.
DEArH OF Mr.. GoopHUE.-Thomae p. Good
hue, ESQ., the Postmaster in this city, died on Thurs.
day evening, at u O'Clock, aged SO years. He had
been seriously unwe Tor than a week past, and
his health for months had been interrupted with
friends had looked upon his situation as precarious
suLlunary scenes. His brother, Isaac N. Goodhuc,
Esq, from Minnesota, Iih him. in his last mo-
p,eats, having opporiuhely arrived in the city only
two days before his death.
Mr.. Goodhuc Of the oldest residents in
Lowell. When in the prime Of life and blessed with
accustomed health, he active and entcrprixinp
business n,an-as much so an, one 10 the city
For the last eight ten years. he has been unable
ftoa phy steal insrmay, 70 mile actively in the So
c,ctv of his fellow He was a man Of generous
;,nrs,scs and his death viii be deeply regretted Lv
larse circle Of friends-l4o@el (Mass.) Daily ADV,
Mr.. (oodhue was brother Of the late lamented Jas.
r. Goodhse, former editor Of this paper, and was all
\. editor OF tn Adv. described him. Thus pass
a~a, the good aud worthy Of earth.
RI. Ground wss covered with snow near the base
y the Whiu Mountains. on Thursday week last.
NIAGARA river, at the Suspension Bridge below
he Fails. is found to be I25 feet deep