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BURNING OF THIt wHALEsHIP WARREN ETC.
The Potynesian Of January 8, gives the following
account OF the burnin of the w.laleship Warren
G. The ship Warren, Of Holmes Hole. Captain R. NJ.
Smith returned to thiY port the 7th inst. for 10
pair damages sustained by fire at sea since leaving
this port in November last.
We have taken the pains to procure from an
thentic source, the following facts in regard to the
The Warren sailed hence on the 24th of Novem-
Der, IN company with the ship Eliza Adams, bound
to the weather coast and down on the line for sperm
oil. The two ships kept company till the l4th OF
DeceMber when, in latttud 33 degrees north longi
tude I'D degrees west at halgpast A. NJ Of that
day, the Warren was discovered to be on fire for
and forecastle gangway. The fire was found to be
burning very briskly in the lower hold, forward az
the fore hatch Torch lights were burned to attract
were actively engaged in pouring water and in en-
deavors to put out the fire.
Up to halfpast five o'clock in the morning the
fire had gained upon them, Notwithstanding al
their efforts, and as the Eliza Adams was not in
sight, some preparations were made to leave the
ship. The boats were lowered from the cranes, by
part OF the crew. while the remainder kept pouring
water upon the fire.
At six o'clock the Eliza Adams was discovered.
and four boats Immediately came to their assistance
BY this time, the officers and crew Of the Warren
were nearly blind from the effects Of the smoke and
steam in which they had been working. The Ar
rival of Captain Smith with twenty-four men was
most opportune. The sails cut from the yards.
and the hatchss and gangways covered and made as
tight as possible.
After unremtted exertions for twelve hours the fire
was got under to such a degree that man could 20
below while he could hold his BREATH and direct the
hose upon the fire. In this way the fire was finally
subdued, after the ship had been burning twenty
three hours.
Both decks were much damaged from the try
works forward, on the starboard side; four deck
beams burnt nearly off, the skin plank burnt through,
and some Of the timbers are charred an inch and q
half deep. All the cutting gear oars boat boards.
lumber and other things in the vicinity Of the fire,
were either consumed or spoiled by the fire.
We have been on board the Warren, and from tho
appearance Of the hold regard her preservation from
destruction as almost miracle under the circum-
stances The utmost exert0n must have been made.
and great diligence, perseverance, and energy
brought into exercise to have extingushed extern
sive fire as that on board the Warren.
The influenza had again appeared in Honolnla-
affecting the community, both natives and foregnem,
severely.
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The Southern Mall.

- . EAt1fMoRE, March n IS53
Inc New Orleans papers Of Sunday we're received to
night. Those Of Monday and Tuesday are yet dae.
The southern mail arrived too late 10 connect With the
fbl'adelphia train.
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The James Adger at CbarIe,to..

CHARLnsros, March II, 1853
The United States mail steamship Jas AdSsr arri, ed
her wharf in this city, st o'clock this evening
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Arr,ya,s AZ the Metropolitan Hotel--Hon. William II.
s,iles or Minister Austria Hon. ~ r. Stanton Chair
IN an of the Naval Committee bon Presley Ewing, M c.,
Eentncky Hon. r. H. stanton, NJ. G.. Kentucky; Hon
calhoun Bcuham, California; Major whtridge, United
states Army.
Gen Sam Houston, of Texas, delivered n lecture last
evening In Philadelphia the condition AID pecuiari-
ties Of the Indians.
1t is rnmored that Hon. y. W. Hughes, the present
Secretary Of state Of Pennavlvania, will be appointed
Aorney General OF that State in place OF Judge Camp
bell, Postmaster General
Bishop Dosne Of New Jersey, is about to pay Witt to
England.
The citizens Of Petersburg Wilmington Charleston and
Macen have made arrangements TO receive resdeot
Fillmore
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Two Weeks Gf~r from Oregon.

Two Weeks &f~r from Oregon
The Pacific mail steafuer Columbia, Dali, had 0r.
rived at San Francisco with two weeks later inte4f.
steamer does not appear to be OF much interest
All communication with tbs Puget Sound country
has been cut on for some time il consequence Of the
hlgn water, bad state Of the ROADS and the irregu-
larity OF steam Communication OH Che lower river.
1t Is supposed that not less tian five thousand
head OF cattle died during and in consequence of the
late storm and cold weather, east Of tke'Cascadc
mountains Oreg0nian.
On the 5th Dec commenced sno wing, ard con-
tinued for twentyt two days and nightGn winds from
northeast generally. Snow attained Cspth Of rome
eighteen inches; was quite cold; the the -niometer
the south side of houses stood three derees below
zero.
There were about 4,5 90 head of cattle in the neigh
borhood Of the Dailes, and il is estimated NAT about
900 belonged to spectators. Most Of therOthefs
belonged to immigrants in the valley who L4t them
to be herded whea they came through last fall
Times
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ALBANY, March . 1855,
Ellis gEroR1Ep COMPLETE, Erc
To provide for draining Black Creek.
10 incorporate the Froemans Bene, oent Society OF the
village Of lie Roy
For the protection Of emigant pas arriving at
the city of New York
For a bridge across the Oneida river
TN Mr. IoEsyTH iaot0a, the Albany Young Mems A..
socation bill was reported complete.
On molten Of Mr. s. $. SMITH, the Topogriphical Sur.
yey hin and the Agricultural b was orere to report
complete.
On Mr. OKrnE's motion the Auburn Orphan Asylum
bill was orleTed complete
The bin In relation to road district in Lelys ard was
passed.
On Mr. 0BnRs's molten the bill to amend the charter
OF hotiisNille was ordered to third reading.
COMMUNICATIONS.
communication received from the Attorney
General on the subject Of the Indian titles to
lands
Also, from the Governors OF the New York Hospitals
:. . NEW YORK MATTERS.
!, Mr; NOBLE introduced bill to amend the New York
lien law. ~
Also TO divide the sixth judicial district Of the city Of
BIT. WOOD introduced bill 10 incorporate the Christian
Seminary of Central New York
- THE BILL
me CON mitef OF The Whole again considered the bill
on the subject OF taxation and the dsbate was coati.
nued till the hour OF diournment
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The largest previous shipment was made by the
Panama, on the 30th Of November last which was q
few dollars over $26s2, 900. The Tennessee took
out, on the first instant ~ 43O 900; which, added to
the present shipment, will make the aggregate for
this month 81, go, sos.
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The mutineers then got around and "a the top of ts
Convinced IL. Whites in II. that neapy 4. q them
had congregated there The whites then determined to
blow the house up with keg Of powder which in the
tves They got the powder ready secured loaded musket
each and retreate into ths hold ready rush deck
and finish the affair soon the powder should explode
instead OF exploding it merely flashed rather bazed
up like port fire. the current Of air carrying the flames
into their place Of retreat and nearly suocating them ALL
and 0rning two men so badly to render them of
further service This disaster reduced the number to four
available men, two of whom badly wounded viz.
who had received severe dirk stab on the side OF hs
ace ceprving him of the of eye They then re-
gsasd the cabin determined to hold out to the last
rathsr than give up the ship.
After hayf1g retained pos session of Che cabin some
trying to frghten the natives by threats their leader
:" don't want kill you; have killed al wanted to
and II you wiz give me fifteen niuskets and key Of
powder, snd let me take what provisions want TwiM
leave the brig when land but il you do not consent
will set re to her and burn you al up" After consul.
tation 1t considered best to aceede r. Nelson and
bis men then guarded the forward cabin to prevent any
themselves to what they required aud LETT the brig in
tso boats about sunset of the Gay though land
in sight After they left it found that they had
killed Captain Huseey, George C. Reed cook and iDdly
woanded the steward Chinese, named Amov who only
survived two days after OF those who remained only
two we're unharmed, two being badly burnt to be
incapable of action and Mr. Nelson and Mr. Halsey suffer-
ing much from severe wounds in the head.
Five days afterwards, Capt. Gardner of the whaler
Atlantic reported that he had picked up She mutneers in
an exhausted condition. They reported to HIM that
they had run away from the brig at an island when the
captain and mate ashore; that they had got the
second mate drunk stole the boats and ieft Capt Gar
dner had suspicion ef them till after they left when
be learned from Of his crew, native who
quainted with their leader that they had plenty Of
and ammunition in their boats. Capt. Nelson has taken
every to spread the to all the islands, by in
forming every vessel he met his passage Capt. Hus
sey beon yed in Nantucket aged 49, George G. Reed to
New York, aged =, and Annoy was aged "a
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Dteeushp DAnhei Websffr mt New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March Il, 1853
Tho steamship Daniel Webster, Capt. GRAHAM, from
Fan Juan, Nicaragua, Ia reported below.
So probably brings two weeks later new, from CALI
foenA.
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Supreme C0urt-Carcuat.
Eltn Fhevea fs NJ r.. WiHss.-This case, which 4 80
action for iitti ps.bea in thelemyrvwa' "a sot dow~
fov 10 day.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, March a. 1855
REPORTED COMPLETE
The following among era other bills were reported
complete
For the relief of owners of real estate in the city of
New York.
To provide for the incorporation of library companies
To incorporate the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Mr. PIA1T reported complete the bill in relation
cemeteries.
Mr.. CooIlr, the New York Coin Exchange bill
Ar. BrfEAAN the bill in relation to the PEOPLES Bath
ing and Washing Associaiion
Mr. CoNGiR, the bill in relation to teachers asso-
EMIGRATION -RrsInENr PHYSICIAN AT
QUARANTINE ETC.
Nr BnkaN (whig) called up the bill in relation the
duties and powers OF Commissioners OF Emigration Mr. b.
considered that the people now protected suff
GENTLY AT Quarantine He believed the Of
the officer for which this bill provided was measure of
great good Tho ofce of resident physician would be
ogreat usefulness lie considered il utterly out
OF tie question that the health officer should discharge
Mr.. WRIGHT (whig) described the action which had
been taken by the county suIerntendents Of the poor
committee, who had drawn hill which had received
the unanimoas sanction OF the Commissioners The at
tempt to revive an office which had once exploded Is
foised into this BILL The comm tee has transcribed its
duties The bill recommended by the Commissioners ia
not this bill now before the committee The bill seeks TO
create Office Of 600 year. to be taken out Of the
emgrant fuEd and creates additional board of officers
AL OF them TO be charge TO the treasury.
Mr. BAKfIEtT (deml contended that il was at the
quest of the Commissioners that the substitute was pro-
posed He believed the Quarantine was really intend
cd to save the city from disease il must be reorganzed
As 1t now Is, il Is nothing than great overcrowded
amshoute.
This debate was continued at great length
Mr. WIlGBT offered substitute for The whole bill and
after the continuation OF the deb.e till oclock it
was made special order for four o'clock this afternoon
NOTICES or BILLS
Mr. JONES gave notice of bill in relation to disputed
wills.
Mr. WILLIAMS of a bill in relation to the cayuga and
Seneca canal.
Mr. CoSon, Of bill in relation to the libraries OF the
Court of Appeals.
Mr.. BABCOCK, OF bill in relation to The R.corder,s
Court of Buffalo.
Mr. WILLIAMS, on notice, introduced bill to incorpo-
rate the Ithaca Water Works Company
Nj WILLIAMS gave notice Of bill to amend the In.ur.
ance law.
Dir. Coo,sY Of a bin in relation TO interest
On Nr. CrAM's motion the Assembly Railroad Freirht
Toll bill was ordered 10 be printed
The Packer Institute bill passed aud the Senate took
recess TO four l.. VI
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Lynclaing Mt PlacerviIIe.

The FL Dorado NeWs Of the 18th ult contains
few items which we transfer:-We. learn from Mr.
Nelson Flack, one Of the gentlemanly drivers Of
Stephen & Co.'s line of daily stages to this town,
that, as he was passing through Mud Springs yes
terday afternoon, large and excited mob were
about hanging three Cinnamon for stealing $780, II
appears three Cinnamon went into store to pur-
chase some boots; two of them decsyed the attend
ant into the back room, on pretence Of looking at
some boots, the third one Gifted tde money drawer
and made off, followed soon after by the other two.
A few minutes after the loss was discovered They
were found, in tent not far Off counting over the
spois. They were Immediately arrested and deliver
ed over to the authorities. The mob afterwards
sized the culprits, and, as our informant left were
about to Lang them.
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Another ShipxvrecL ana Loss of Life.

The brig Vandalia, Capt. Beard, hence forcColun,
bin river, was wrecked the bar, at the entrance
of the river, during the gale in which the Merthew
and Mindora were lost. -Four bodies were washed
the Captain. Some of the merchants Of Portland,
who consignees, have suffered seysrely-one or
two to the amount Of $4,000 and $20,O00.--Aha
California, Feb. Is.
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Board Of Supervisor.
quorum not being present, the Board was unable !"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01
The Neacs from Bu mos Aures.

The newspapers received last eveng Con
tanned but little Buenos Ayres news in addi'
tion to that already given by telegraph, which
was to the effect that the city YVES still besieg
ed. 1t was mol probable that the authoriies
Ct Bucnos Ayres would accept the new con-
slitulion, while Urquiza, with an army and
feet sui rounded the city.
The time allowed vessels in the port OF
Bnenos Ayrcs to load had been extended to
twelve days.
In naval brush on the goth of May Dr.
Gonzales, an esrimable young citizen of Bue-
nos Ayres, was killed
All articles from the United States were in
brisk demand Flour had advanced to $40 a
$l2 SO. Hd,s "ere eagerly purchased at
advanced prices Wool coming in was pur-
chased on English account, at high prices
Lumber " as scarce AID in demand.
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HEAVY RoBBERY-The Mechanics and
Traders Bank, at Jersey CRY, n j.. was rob.
bed on Monday night of 50 1000. The robbers
III st broke into the house of the cashier. where
they obtained the keys, by which they gain
ed access TO the vault of the bank. The mo
ney was mostly in bank bills. of which there
was package containing $500, which had
been left there by the Sheriff of the county
principally bills Of the North River Bank, and
the Sheriff will lie The loser unless they are re
covered
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The European Wa, Question.

A very n,elligen; London correspondent Of
the New York Commercial Advertiser !. no
writes up to the latest hour Of the Foreign in.
telligence by the last steamer, states that the
understanding between England and France
is Of the most definite character. and that it will
"carry forbearance to the utmost limit" II all
their suggestions Tor her withdraw he reject
ed by Russia, then they will inally and firm
ly assume position OF hostility.
The same writer states that the general opin-
ion in England is that Whatever may be the
end OF the present crisis, the Turkish Empire
cannot much longer be mainlainedi in any shape,
and the main policy of the European powers
will henceforth be to make compromise by
maintaining some Independent power created
In its place
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WASHINGTON Affairs.

The Gardiner case was again agatated he.
fore the court in Washington on Wednesday
by the counsel for the accused, Mcssrs Brad.
ley and Carlisle; they insisting on the case be
ing now taken up, or continued to the nex
term. After argument. The court declined
either proposition, leaving the case standing
on a postponement nntll the Government
Commissioner sent 10 Mexico shall return.
MIR. Carlisle in dissatisfied manner informed
the court that ii mi3 hit strike his name from the
case--to hich the court said nothing.
The jury in the case Of Schambergln Wash
ington, had not agreed up to Wednesday
night
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/ TCOsTFOR CAsW 0sTV-zT1s =

= s'rbef= intending 70 retire from the Dre Goadz
business in this city. will from this day Off their large
md elegant stock Of Staple and Fancy Good. at cost
Tor cash only.
The Stock - one Of the best offered in this Market
almost en-. rely new, all of which purchased when
goods were TT least % per cent cheaper tina. the
cap'd De BOUGHT ut We haze q splendid sssert-
me- OF line Black and Coloured French Cloths Ca.i.
neFes Vcssing and elegant dress Silks pein,. fing
hams berages Irish linneps, &C. al persons In want
u real GOOD goods at low prices will now have rbs.
NO goods will be sold at cost and charged Our terms
are ensh. ID. II. LEWIS & co
Lynchburg July 10, 1859
PS.-Any person wishing to enter into the roed. b.,-
sliess can buy bargain in the Stock aud get good
sunni b. H. L. & co.
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1888 Southern Enterprise. 1854
Ia M n Il
PARISEN & KINGS

VIRGINIA, N CAROLINA a. TENNESSEE
Fftgh, Package aud Parcei EXPRESS,
70 and from New York, Norfolk, Petersburg and
y Richmond per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN ROANOKE, and by tho Seabonrd and Ron
noke, Weldon Wilmington. Gnston a Raleigh, Peters
burg Weldon, Poe sburg Richmond. Richmond nnd
frcdericksbIfg, Soalh.Sde, and Va Tenn Railroads.
a'd oonnee ng with Stage and Wagon Limos from tho
diff eat po'uts the Railroads TO almost every point
ihro hout thu above ootes-throu in charge Of ape
e Messengers. Me anita nyaling themselves Of this
oe Tor The trims orin on of their Merchandise mny
pc full confidence in its great expedition and econo-
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior Of the above States order.
ing Goods ION Baltimore and Philadelphia to tho care
Of Parisea d. Kings E1prcas ut Norfolk, Petersburg
Richmond, mny depend upon having all charges paid.
and their Goode forwarded without the loast delay and
free Of all drnyrge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING. Northern Office.
No, 9 Bafeiay STREET N. y.
w. u. PARlSEN. Southern Office
Corner Boitiugbrook and 2ndSts
Patersbnrg, Va.
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CEnTLEMEN's Cambria Inandker
La a;.g.aas.s.as.as..:zsaFRoM PETER BURo


Springs Through IN tlco days
I'VE Virginia Il Tenn. RniIron Company now pre-.
Il sent the quickest, suilest and cheapest route, with
increased facilities, ever before offered lay any line
the travelling public visiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at 6o'clockP. NJ.
tSundays excepted) by Mcssrs. Boyd, Edmond * Cos
line OF paeaets with experienced eommandersor the
next morning nj o'clock, A. M, by the Daeyille Ra
road meeting passengers leaving Petersburg att o'clock
n M The same morning nj the Junction of the South
side tnroad, will proceed Rieos Station, where they
viii find limo Of new and superior Troy Conches fine
horses aud experienced drivers In readiness TO convey
them with the most possible dispatch, will roach Lynch
burg enrY IN the evening IN time To have good night
rest and take the Cars Of the Virginia Tennessee Raj
Road at 7 o'clock, A M next morning to Bonsaoks,
distance of AZ miles IN Two hours, in connection with
fDrish Il Cos old established line of Stages we'll
known To the travelling public for their safety and dis
patch, well supplied with new Coaches, excellent horses,
accommodating agents and drivers.rcndy convey them
To the Mountain House to supper aud after comfora-
bic nights tho White Sulphur Springs before 10
o'clock the next morning. the second day alter leaving
Lynchburg.
Re urning passengers will lcuva Il q alto Sulphur
Springs at o'clock =. NJ day, (Sunloys cxcopted)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs ut g o'clock T. M and
Ne Mt the Mountain Iiouse TO supper, leaving the
mel morning ai day light breakinsting Seos arrive
nj Boasaeks at IL O'Clock L. M.-nnd LyDchbufg Ga
I. NJ , lenye Lynchburg same evening by Paole at
o'clock 7. M. for Richmond, arriving the second
ing ut o'clock A. Nor by s,5ges AT 121 A. Nor
from To o'clock IN the ", aud Southside Rail
road 10 Pete 'sbnrg and Dnn.e Railroad Richmond
arriving evening at O'Clock i. NJ.
Rates Ql fire from Richmond and Pctersbnrg.
By Boyd Eamoud's Packet from Richmond
aud Virginia a. Tennessee Railroad to White
sulphur Springs. %. 90
tn Sweet s springs, q 90
BY Danvillc Railroad from Richmond md South
side Rairnnd from Petersburg, and stages
Va Il Tenn. Rail Road to White Sulphur
Springs, $40. 50
to Sweet Springs. 0. so
THOMAS SHARP
supt transportation,
jy 7.ts Va g. Tenn X II.
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Funeral of. Price IVethcriH.

PH1LApELpHIA, July 27.-The funeral OF
the late John Prize WtherilI took place
this afternoon, forming the largest Cor
,ege ever Witnessed in this city. Two nun,
dred and eighty five carriages were IN le' and
The Masons, and the police, TO the number oil
900, turned out The City Councils and us
trct Commissioners were all in attendance
The interment took place at Laurel Hill Gem
erery. Dpring the progress of the PROCESSION
the State House bell was tolled.
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lINO TIE PEOPLE OF Lynchhurg.-

ADAMS IL cos. Expresses oae, Daily, Certain
aud Cheap facilities f. obtaining goods of all deserp
tons from all parts of the United Suites
We hive secured Special Express Privileges on the
swift and sure steamers jamestown and Roanoke saving
New York, Wednesday, and Saturday. arriving in Rich.
mond fridny and Monday of each week BY this line
we are prepared to forward goods of all descriptions
very low rites. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Davepp RS line of Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Porterage.
Our inland express per Great u. s Nail Liae eontin
nes as heretofore, arrive in Richmond Tlrce Daag
The well-known character of house for responsi.
billy and attention to the interests of our customers
warrants US in saying thut shippers will find 1t their
interest to order their Goods through "Adams d Co.'S
Express. F" ADAMS & co.
per HIM. II. Mostly, Agent,
" 26-itdts Lyaehbmg. Va.
N B.-Goods dispatched to all points where We have
agents.
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M. BorleRd-Fron, T,.ro.

NEW ORLEANS. July 36.-Alr. sotland. the
recently appointed Minister to Mexico, ar
l'Ved at Pensacola on Monday, and expected
to embark Immediately in the irigae Golum
Galveston dates 10 the 22l instant have been
received here. Major Neighbors had assumed
MS duties as Indian Agent. The crops were
In Very prosperous condition.
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Deputafon from tile Church Of Englam@ 10
tie United States The venei able John oin'
clair, Archdeacon Of Middlesex. has been up
poined by the English Bishop to return the re-
cent visit of the American Episcopallan clergy
men 10 England. He sails Tor America on the
9Th OF August. and he will soon be in the UNI
ted States