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6TALU ,BLE RHlL E-TtTE ron s,Lf

w All tBiE RIAL E~TATE ron SALE will sell 90
the highest bidder Tor cash. Monday, day Of Au
F7: 100 th C0lr House door B0ydt8wn Myckeubug county
virginia. between the hours uf o. and o'clock.
tact = land knosn as te hnneywoll plantation containing
eleven hundred ari my t@s said tract ~
Zoe N1rthclst conner ~ M-,iruuIrf equity,
blue stone within three miles OF CIr-ianvl- aud within
miles n ty.rie Depot. EichlYul and Railroad
1d land Ht alTti hy any upland tract che county.
u s unurrslry what might Boz said boo land
- any person wrr purchase Eu Soc ~ t.lselsta. CIr
John A. O. EaTHeI, who lives The land Captain
smith, living the place, viii take pleasure showing ans
~.hiHF 90 Tie title cirIr
bus sa!l such right only vested Executor
JOHN 81. ELAN.
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Pnmnr Onlrlghfi

Messrs. Jones Winston, Grocers Main street, have
furnished us a box Of genuine Hanit~-which $50
shall proceed, with all possible dispatch, to subject to
puliing process There are 50 many bad cigars in
this worI that we are almost afraid to praise any.
We very much desire, Tor reasons than II is ne.
ccssary TO give that these may be an exception They
have two qualities likely TO make them favortcs they
are cheap and smoke freely both Of which quill
ties are becoming urcr and rarer every day. Tho
Cuban cigar factors have got IN wrapping their cigars
tight that il requires no little physical cxcron to
master one
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APEF-ia"om brown ST., above Fourth, Philadelphia.
MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER:-GREAT CURE FOR

a MOTHER SCIENTIFIC MONDtH!-GREAT CURE FOR
GEsryE FLUID OR GASTRIC JUICE prepared RENNET,
IEnIG, the Physiological Chemist, by 8 HouGHTON,
NJ D. Phadsphia Pa Th, Is truly wonderful remedy for N
SrlPATIoN DEBILITY, curing Natures method
Natures Agent the Gastric Juice S Half teasPoonflf
Ro,t BcJia about ttoo hours, o Stomach
Gastric juice the SrSHf I'll, FJ he Prifisg PIsseyriaS
aud NHAHg Agent OF the stomach and lntestnes IL
IRTfIGIiL DIGES1TrE FLTID precisely ike natural
Gastric Juice in its Chemical aud furnishing COMPLETE
aton The pain. and evil. Of ivIGESIIo% and bYSPEIII
removed, just they would he by healthy stomach. Il Is
CIdTfS% TkR ~ * pBEtIIgE AvD DYSPEP7TG c6H-
SONPTION supposed be the o the The SEE
ntihc Evidence upon which T. based in the highest degree
CIRigLS and EknIkhABLE - - .
work Animal Chemistry, "An Artificial Digestive Fluid,
analogous the Gastric Juice, may be readily prepared
articles % food and will be scHed, changed, and
dtges Jnt iH Tie sumo 1dHH'r hey ooHd Dc d ne h"dn
~. Call Agent Descriptive Circular gratis,
above together with reports Of REMARKABLY CURES, from al
As DYSPEPSIA CUKER, DR. nOuGuToNs PEPsIN has
pI~uerd the marvellous sreo In curing d DJf,
Htie,iog, Nsrrou Dsiae aud Dy'pIo Consumption. Its
'emenI but sqsnlsA ed certificate have been more
NV YORK aud b1sion alone These we're nearly al dcsperats
aud the cures not only rapid anl Wouderu but
tendency Bilious Disorder Liver Complaint, Aguc,
badly treated Fever aud Ague and the evil effects Of Qunn %
suiTit n ,1o.1 T.,pl. ~ hi viii fsfS,S,,gs " "u'"'
Dr. nOuGIlrONs PEPsiN sprcp,rcd Powder Fiui
ornuud Ia Prescription walls for the Physicians
PRIVATE CIRCULARS Tor tho ply may obtain
ed u lougon Agents describing process
preparation aud giving the authorities which The claims OF
this remedy based A-i is not SECRET REMEDY,
objection be raised against IT, BY Pyans In resPeetabe
'.nsng and IsSnis, PTacce Price ONE DOLLAh per tis
bears the written signature, Of oUGHiON D. sole pro-
e sod 5y al Druggists and dealer. in Msdicins
GAYNOR WOOD, Richmond,
A-.vN ttmaf "A
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HEALTH OF NEW oRLEAN

orflcAL-R"port for the % hours ending art NIGHT n,
clock Admissions 7e Discharges "a; Deaths 4s-of
which ~ were yellow fever. H. yAspra,Ixnvx
Charity Hospital July e3 IN ID mn,
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lBE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RICHMOND WING.
SATTRDIy uopNINc my 40 IssS
TO CoRRlsPoNDKNrs.

the WAi1.r
Articles written viii not he published
This rule % long standing ought be known ALL and will
In be departed Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines charged for Is adv rtisements.
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There was not single case in the Mayors Court On
yesterday.
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LIMITATION ENGLISH oHEgsE-Ano,her supply Of superior
\ i, SS'''' P'' s'''"'' '''''' ~ RoYALL
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The WEArHER-With the exception of two days, dur
ing the past week, we have had almost nccssant rains
/ The river hasrisen considerably and is sill rising
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\ IBERTS STO,E WORKS. AND HOLLOW WARE
IOuN DRf PHILADELPlA-fhe undersigned respectful
INFORM the public that having s further enlarged
proved their Works. their
prepared to execute orders for Hollow
most reasonable
They invite the attention Of Southern
TO their large and extensive OF New
which have been got up az great expense combining originality
and beauty design with durability utility
operation, comprising the and
Stoves offered for sale consisting Liberty Alright Cook,
for wood coal Complete Cook; Alright
Star Radiator Fire King Radiator; Cannon
Stoves Bases; Cylinders, Bar Rooms;
Kettles Ranges; Gas Ovens &C, &c.
County Merchants DESTROYS
list Of by mall containing drawings descriptions
Of all the different varieties Of Stoves, sc.
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whole.ae and Retail Agent, lor lhe slais d yIrrn
UsTntLIAN STEAMSHIP CoMrAlY-goR

N PORT PHILIP, MELBOURNE AND SIDNEY. AUS. 4iE1SN
TRALtA-Thc magnificent steamship GOLDEN EffsHte
A0E, 5000 burh,n, D. d. Porter, VI r., Comman-
der viii positively despatched for the above ports
August la o'clock precisely from her dock
strength ov,ry equal
Collins Steamers aud Is believed prose
the fastest steamship Ia she world Heracconmodatons for hrst
second third class passenger
built Rates uf class, saloon
i3I5. dt class, upper salo'n, f class t25 third
$500 The boofs nov open. 20 freight
ply 10 }. HOWARD a SOS, -
je22-wtist Aug Tlrcadwtv.
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n InEnTN SO y MnnI1s Am mnLLnM IN ,nt

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE-sil,eTed GIass Door
IN hnob--Call at No. rs and thCm.
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a. ENTERTAINMENTS PILE ING slUNLs sar.s. qa-.,y,
N Tor sale oy uy5pl n. A. WATT.
IAINNER SETS TEA SITS; TOILET SETS PITCHERS: Plain
~ Pressed and Cut Glass the China
Gas aud Earthenware line, TO be had China
elsewhere. uy30l II. A. WATT.
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NEW ooNCrnN.-cox a MoxrAarr. No % Min Il.

NEW CONCEitN.-CON A MONTAGUE No 20 Main stree,
announce TO their friends and the pub e they viii
continue the Dry Goods business the stand and the LAT
september will their Fall Winter staple
eh faney Dry Goods, TO which they particularly
uon OF their friends in the
reay good articles, and complete low
IheS viii Ialousy cneavour merit share
the public patronage. The Oh AZ
great bargains until the LIST Of september.
JAMES T. cox
Auyu ls, Isss.-Jy3o v N unNT cirr
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS

At j. w Ra,doiph's Book Store, Iei Main Street.
- ''''-' oS'0' Is IL 0sOe1 O,slO0
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u e.
Philip Search n wife, by 0entlcm1n Hutterny Is cts
part Rusfel's Memoirs uf Thoufas Moore 20
Apr No. British and Foreign Mcdoo Ohrurgcil Review
June No. HlackwoJds Magazine
The Od onc hy the autlor u The Owl Crcek letter. % is
Vol. g C1lcfdgcs WORKS. ~ %
English of the 18th Century series u Lectures
b. W. NJ. rhackcrHy ~ 90
He and Letters Rev. Stephen Oin, Portrait 81
Rautes Civil Was and Monarchy in France IN The 10th aud
iff Centuries, viii. History OF Fruncc' Al ~
The Chronicle Of Henry Of Huntington, London ai %
Mics nfeuefs Home and Stripe Zoe Peace, london ~ 90
Arstte's Politics AID Economics, translated with uocs, Lon
don s 25
Bechaiein Cage and Chamber Bride their natural history ha
bite food dacasc management and modes N capture patcs,
London. ~ ~ same With coorod plates, ~ - -
EdEar Clifton o. Hight and wrong stony ~ School L ~ o.
Adams, plates. zoe
July NJ. o. Graham and Godey. lf2i
uBREsERvfga KEFTLEs,-we repeatedly can uc attention
Of Houtsteepefs assortment q brass and Poreen
lined Preserving Kettles Furnace suitable fo barn
log charcoal 2. r. MOOhr CO.
iei9 q Main street,
NEw TI0UR, 10 6s6bbl', foF saIsg -,
~ iya5 ,. ". RorALL
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UhEFTNNIF NNTNWNNIIIII \ q. J
PATENT-ROBT. NJ PATRICK 90 Join street. 3. saie
Manufacturer u the Uucd States Of hr
reliable slitmaudcf, both against
burgar EyeTy Safe sd a. this establishment manufactured
under the personal ~ Mr O. j. GAYtta, uuae
a with the
many shirh safes hs manulciufc have tu
piauty wtstoud This other cities tr suscTi
Der W. recommending them superior % any IN they
The rniy SIfs uhch Mr.. r. q. OOFfNH NtW PATENT IN
PENErRAuLE DEFIANCE LOCK Ia or can bc-applicd.
large number these locks already Bank, Bro
krr Merchants. Jcues other from te perfect
y sh they afford against Efforts OF The most sliul bur
gar either ~ ruupDFcr, false keys, picks da,
together with ther convenience dmPtciy sud durability cu-
public estimation,
dlnty stated a. equal " SUPERIOR TO ANY LOCK ~ TE
WORLD.
Sizes merchants, bankers Jewelers.
Record Omcs Steamboats,, &C. IRE and thief proof iuk Nuuit
Doors tr Chests prva a &c. on hand for ~ e, aad
made ords me depot % Jo8h street corner q 0n by
uuEIRT VI. PATRICK.
a. Bon aud amer Nay ist 1853 thc depot viii
from IT, ig2 Pearl door from Maiden lane
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! TtLUAnLE wi IN i.I.,I,,,1 ~ ,.,-,-----

~ Nii AbiiE J. MI ND FItl-UNA4. tasf.......--
' TLHFitLp COUNTY FOR SALE At PUELfg AUCTION
VI virtue H r wl ui C.HslIu % F.1 Hey, Tor sale
'n ur zNin of p'cuber next, r uhsrr H.Str Hay
ut IU1 HrIts, lying is Richmond aud p-ieIIr Railroad
D. miles r. m l.manf, from P.f.rblrr. from Chester.
u I'd Court House About three f.fl. Il.d b. boo woods
Goo vet Do F' adapted a. Is staple frt u4 r.rI u aIt
0uf ~ t'fes ri GOOD mrls Mari t- been dr.v.r. t
.. aud i"f r yet fly exposed, tnc supply BE- believed
plantation ard fence Offering so ny attractions eel
u found u market hlul.lur fsp story Feiirg
fl i.pIs well situated uI'Iu . Hi % He EsIros aud "a
q" t" Iurui Is., conveniently fIupsI with
'"" 80 'pfrs, a rrclul oH.Hfr IHu 1furrs fkrFsr
I" E'i 'tlrI healthy 1tnu, god n.iEH1,h0st corys
hni .c Hn Ynr iF ad,Hufarfs P,rsnuE desiring t
l'c Hi tnl ready f1rii.a f.r dong y nsi
600 anu W Vrlsure i1 shooting '.n.
~ ay cnn'nuu iirsssd ~ at Pfociars Creek
A. che srue time vii %. furniture crop stock a'h1rss
sau Including valuable I. cows ho-s sheep, farming
lsg ale vn BE- on bs prsul'. sni ODE terms which Will be-
Hbcfali viii De- folly niHie ku1Eu Go dfv 1f .ae
" T. FtNultf. ffIfHfs'rrt1r.
3ff'-clR"ih Niti Co. fif H4HerSd
80 ICHELEs" PATENT CANDLES. "Jt-k.,-.." gup,s
- Bavgyporr. ,ttvS , IN
HNCONO y q NEfLTti-Practce 10 Ly calling .i te D. i
~ slrihef a1i purchasing piece of Irish Linen NJ mt
prf fHd worth a. -s' ~ cents, also, every article rt
goods iint, al feiu-ii1n 4 p Percent.
- icE.--2o iierces, ior sale by
~ tslNgp 5nsl.tlng q orgshsd Palvsrfsd, Los'
~ ''' Wv '''' W ''' )" ,. N aoTlGL
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~ iSa5 '''O'' Ia ''''''''' Tor ''''T IN sorArr,
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-11-04
FURTHER BY THE OHIO.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 80

Her British Maiesty's sloop of war Coca
trice e,,arrived at Panama on the 18th, from
San Bias, with half million of dollars in
silver for England. ,.t.
Serious disturbance occurred at Taboso
owing to the arrest Of several seamen be-
longing to the American ship Ohio, by the
United States Consul. Their release was
attempted and fight ensued, which, however
was soo,. guelled
A further shipment Of Australia gold,
umounting to $4,000 arrived at Panama by
Adams Express.
Melbourn dates are to the7fSth August
The Mining intelligence continues favorable.
A number OF new and rich mines have been
discovered. The price of gold is It's 3d.
The government gold escort was attacked by
gang Of bush rangers and robbed Of nearly
81 900 in gold. Several of the guards und
four of the robbers were killed. All com,
posing the escort but two were more or less
wounded. .Er. .r
The American steamer Unicorn, from
Panama for Sydney, had not arrived or beer
|koxI %, .'t.', -" .f.'
An English company 10 i'd treaty for tn,
purchase OF the steamer New Orleans, at
price Of 10000. .....
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metic, J. I. Thompsen, e. Grammar, John
White; Geography, Wm. Neeus and 9. w.
Hogue; Physiology n. d. McCsrty g. ]. w.
Wood; Astronomy, ID. 7. Moore
An address on Education, Miss. r. Bailey.
Resolved, That we return our thanks to
those gentlemen who entertained US so pleas
antly during the week with lectures upon the
most important and practical sciences Of the
day. ER
That we also extend our thanks to the
citizens of Barnsvile and vicinity for the use
Of their Church-and for the kindness with
which they entertained members Of the In.
stitute during its session. '''
Resolved, That the most important parts
Of the minutes be published in our county
papers. and synopsis Of the sumo be sent
to the Ohio Journal OF Education.
d. r. MOORE, Sec.
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PRovlpENcE,lR R. II Oct. 81.

'-7 PRovIDEHcE,(R. I) Oct. 81.
A great fire occurred here last night, about
IL O'Clock. 1t broke out in,the Howard block,
on Westminster street, which was composed
OF ten buildings, and was the finest in the
State. 1t was entirely destroyed.-The
flames communicated to the Museum, which
was also destroyed, and the two.story wooden
building, adjournng the Museum, was great.
ly Injured by the falling Of the Museum wall
The three story wooden block was likewise
consumed. The fire extended back to Ex-
change place. sweeping the entire square,
and destroying number ofwooden buildings
The following are the chief sufferers;--G.
A. Howard, $4,000 on building and 10000
to 10000 On stock. A. M. Leland, music
dealer, loss 10000; insured for 1000. G. l..
Dwight, owner of the museum building, 50,-
900. Insured for $4,000. VIM. G Forbes
lessee of the Museum, 1900 to 5000. James
Hedges, carpet dealer, 10000. essrs. Ty.
lor g. Co., furniture dealers, 20,0 900. Jas. M
Bostwick, confectoner, $4,000. G. F. At.
kinson fancy goods, 10000. WmEllis, dry
goods 1000. w II. Low, boots and shoes
1000. And numerous others Of small amo'
UNITS; amongst them, Calder, druggist. DR.
Johnathan Smith, Taber, music dealer; Soutf
wick, clothng s. II. Wales, jeweler, ant
others. The total loss is estimated at from
OO,0O0 to 100000, Amount of insurance
not ascertained.
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BIBLE BURNING IN Nrw Yonr The
Romu nists, Of course, deny the Bible Burning
at the five Points, but the proofs are over
whelming that the infamous Outrage did
occur. Mr.. A. Stonelace, who witnessed
the whole transaction and rescued the Bible
from It's destroyers, while they were kicking
II about the streets, says he was standing at
one OF the windows Of the school rooms of
the House Of Industry, when his attention
was suddenly arrested by observing man,
prominent Catholic, take from the hands Of
a child q newly bound Bble--he turned the
leaves over, one of which he tore out; draw.
ing from his pocket match, he struck II up.
on the pavement, ignited the leaf, then the
stump of cigar in bis mouth, which having
done, he deliberately communicated the burn
ing leaf to the Biblej while doing so, he al
tracted the notice Of some ten or dozen
boys, to whom something was said, the pur-
port Of which was soon but too apparent;
the burning Bible was thrown into the centre
Of the street, and the boys, who were i'm
mediately joined by the straggers around,
encouraged and melted by the bystan ders--
of whom probably there were fifty within as
many feet--commenctd the work of kicking
it about amidst curses, language the most
blasphemous, obscene shouts of brutal laught-
er, and riotous conduct Of the worst descrip-
tion. Mr.. Stonelace went into the street
without his hat just at the moment the Bible
was kicked smoking upon the stoop Of the
mission room Of the House Of Industry, from
thence it was sent into the gutter; he follow
ed amidst the mob and secured the book in
front some twenty yards from the place where
it was ignited; he said few words, and amid
boots and shouts and curses, retreated to the
house, where he presented the charred rel
mains still smoking, and filthy, to Mr.. Pease,
who was at the time seated with his family |
and several friends at supper; the Bible is
still in his possession, and may be seen by
any person who may desire it. -.. ..
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The Freedom of the.Press in danger,


So, at least, cries out the Press of Cincin-
natl when Judge M'Lean orders its reporters
from the Court room.
II appears that in the Martha Washington
case the Judge prohibited the publication Of
the testimony before the conclusion Of the
trial, on the ground that it biased the minds
of the remaining witnesses, thus defeating to
a greater or less extent, the ends of justice.
Some of the Cincinnati reporters, in defiance
Of an order from the Court, published some
of che .testimony--for which offence they
were banished from the Court room.
We honor Judge M'Lean, for thus daring
to cross the path of that most powerful en-
gine, the newspaper Press. It shows that
he is determined to act upon his convictions
of right regardless of opposition. 1t is rar-
ity to find just such man and we cannot but
feel that The law will be enforced and justice
rigidly meted out to all.
The Statesman thinks Mr.. Justice M'Lean
should feel thankful that the Cincinnati press
are'so willing to aid and assist him 'to read
and expound the law
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


JOY FOR THE INVALID We cut the following from
the ''Pliadelpha Saturday Gazette,ys apd recon.
mend our readers 10 peruse it carefully. and those
"DR, HDOFLANDS GERMAN ,BITTERS,--
This celebrated medicine, prepared by Dr. C.. NJ
JACKSON, at the imposing German Medicine Store,
No. 100 AREA street, is exciting unprecedented
scientific physician, is selling immense quantities o
IT, The virtues of this remedy are 80 fully set forth
in the extended notice OF il, 10 be in OuF ndver
tsng columns. that there is hardly any room lett for
us 10 speak Of il. This much we nlsy add--Of the
long train OF phy sics ills to which humanity is heir.
there is me more distressing than egeneral der
angemehtof the digestive apparatus. which never
Headache piles alguor fretnlness, abilious tongue
amotbid breath, loss Of appette ling shti shl In,
describabe wretchedness OF e3isenoe ara its Insult
teI atAe ard fe-wasting ast hdaf. These diseases.
which hate bataed The skiil Of the sblest Doctors,
hsvs been rsdically cured By iIooaands German
EIttsB"
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BALTIMORE, Oct. s1.-New orleans pape,

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3l.-New orleans papers
of Monday are received.
Telegraphic accounts from Nashville on
nounce the election of John Bell as U, s.
Senator.
The Washington Union of this morning
announces that the Baltimore Platform must
be preserved, and says the act which placed
Gen. Pierce before the people, brought into
existence new covenant. and that he who
attempts violation of that solemn covenant.
whatever his antecedents, will merit, as he
will unquestionably receive, the condign pun
ishment of an unscrupulous political traitor.
The Union isays that the department OF
State has received no official information in
relation to the rejection of Foressi by the
Piedmontese Government.
The United States Treasurer's state ment,
made up to the oath shows the net amount
in the United States Treasury subject to draft,
to be S25,95s,756. t.,
The City Of Manchester, from Seville, Pr
rived this morning at Philadelphia.
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The Melhourn market, ,how. hn,. lI,,la mi

The Melbourn markets show. bot, little u
any Improvement. Holders are firm in ex-
pectation Of an Improvement in prices. The
supply Of -four Is very great. Sixty shiilngs
per bbl. has been refused fot American,
though small lots haze been sold at lower
prices. Provisions, groceries, bacon and
hams are very dull, the latter difficult Of sale
at any price. Building materials are rather
lower, but in grea, demand
A fire at Val l,araiso, Sept. Ist, destroyed
twelve houses and the same sumber Of stores.
The loss is estimated si SQ0O, 600. p. .t..
The President has granted the usual Ex-
equatur to Reuben Wood. United States
Consul at Valparaiso ls.- n mtt s-t.
The screw steamer6.IsaAeig. sent out By
Lady rFrapklin for the'srctic regions, arrived
at Valparaiso, where, owing ito some disa-
greement among the officers, the whole ex-
pedition was abandoned. s t