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Colonization Societies have recently been established in
WGrsaU Syracuse and Uhca New York. and it is expect
ed that others will be formed in Rome and Troy and
Sparta and yernsalem and Lericho in the same State
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The steamer Ray State arrived at Cape Vincent, the
terminus 81 the Rome and WATERFOWL IN. r. railroad
sy - too since, with 5000 barrels Of -four from Toronto,
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NH.f % hAsf The chemist replies, forty-fve pounds
1900 ard nitrogen dused through FIVE and half
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German postage !:

Alexandria (cty of via &Mecklenburph via France
Marseiles, by French Modayia
packet aeN Naples Kingdom or via
Algeria. Marseies by French
*Austria and its States via packet
france *Norway via France.
*Baden DO *Oldenburgh, do
*Bavaria do Poland cannot be forward
Belgium ed except as letters.)
Bremen (city off, Prussia
Brunswick, via France Roman or Papal States
Beyrout (cty off, via Mar Russia Cannot be forward
seilles by Ere neh packet ed except as letters.)
Cuxhayen Saxony via France
Dardaneles (tne) via Mar *Schwerin, do
seilles by french packet. #Strelitz, do.
*Denmark v ia France Scutari, Asia citiesof, via
France Smyrna, do Marseilles
German States. #Sweden via France,
Greece via Marselles, by Switzerland
French Packet Turkey, (Europe.)
Hamburgli Tuscany via Narcotics.
*Hanoyer via France Venetian States.
Holland Wallackia
Leoec, free city off, Wurtenburgh
! NoTE-For the countries marked newspapers
can be forwarded In the British or open mail only
! by the routes respectively specified above.
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FROM CHINA.

Correspondence Of The New York Commercial 4dpertse.
SHANGHAI, JANUARY 80, 1853
The rebellion, which has become most formidable af-
fair to this Government constantly gaining ground and
is the aabsorbng topic of discussion, both among the
foreign residents and the natives The rebel troops
reported to be but sixty miles from Marking and Ten
Tuh their chief has message the authorities Of
that CITY, announcing his intention advance upon it,
and demanding its captuaton which they have declined
They terrifying it to the best of their ability Marking
the capital Of the empire before the downfall of the
Ming dynasty and Ten Tub has declared his determine
ton to reinstate it in its former position He has also
issued notice that he will be there the first day of
the Chinese year. which will be February 9Th,
worship at the tomb of his imperial ancestors that
city His progress has interrupted nearly all the trade
west and south of Fuchau and Marking and this has
materially affected the markets here that business has
been for month past quite at a stand still.
The rumors with reference to the numbers of the rebel
force are various and conflicting We have heard esti-
mates from thirty thousand to hundred thousand.
Suffice it to that they brave and that
their has not been checked in instance
have they been defeated far have been able
learn, in any single engagement by the Government
troops The latter are remarkably inefficient when
there is no great inequality in point of numbers.
The mass OF the population Indifferent to- a
change of Government, change Of rulers, the
French And they would give themselves uneasiness
at the prospect of Ten Tub becoming their Emperor if
they assured their lives and property would be
secured to them Indeed they ground the earth
by oppressive taxation and by the exactons of the
darns, public officers that many of them think no
change could be for the This asprant the
Dragon throne promises reform in all these abuses In
advancing his claims, he has advantage in the minds
of the people, he is neal descendant of the native Chi
Emperors who held the throne before the Tartar
quest This fact gives him some Importance indi-
vdual In estimation of the hundred Names for they
often with much affection and enthusiasm a
Chnaman feel to the glories of the ancient regime
under the laws of Han The end of these things is not yet
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NEWS BY THE TELEGRAPH.
De.,r,,ct;;oa ~ : T.,.1.o.,,1 0a.,

DesfTuctl0n % IeIegrdph OTfce.
BUFFALO, APRIL 22-The House Telegraph Office, with
oil its instruments and fixtures destroyed by FIRE
this morning.
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Struck BIZ Liqhtntng.

BUFFALO, APRIL 22.-The Morse Telegraph Office
this city struck by lightning this morning during
severe thunder storm. The building material
damaged, and no was injured
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.4rrival ofMe Crescent ON.
Spring Sentenced to Be Erecuted.

PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 16.-Arthur Sp
of the murder Of the two women, Shaw
this morning sentenced to be executed.
ter the sentence had been pronounced,
Court, protesting in his innocence, and
former statements. There was an immen
tendance, and great excitement prevailed
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30
Governor stevens's Expedition.

Letters from the exploring party of Governor
Stevens, dated at Fort Union, on the mouth of
the Yellow Stone River, August ID have been re-
ceived at st, Paul, and published in the Min
esota Democrat. 1t appears that the train has
passed over seven hundred and twenty-five miles
Of the proposed northern route for the Pacific
Railroad, and that the results Of the expedition
thus for have been that the Indians are peaceable
and the whole party, men and animals. are in
excellent working condition.
The engineers have surveyed a large extent of
country, taking in the whole of the SheycDnc
Valley, the tributaries Of the River jacques. the
Mouse River Valley, and the Grand Coteau de
Nelssolre, and the country north of the Missouri
to the Porcupine River. Lieut.. Donelson. Of the
Corps Of Engineers, who went from st. Louis bv
way Of the river to FortUnion, has taken an al.
mTable survey Of that river, and the gentlemen
accompanying have made fine series of obserya-
tons. The Minnesota Democrat adds:
8 We have the most positive assurance that
Governor Stevens, on his arrival at Fort Union
was not only pleased with the country which be
had traTersed after leaving this place. but that he
was so fully convinced that the great northern
route combined 50 many advantages over all 9th
ars that its early completion had ceased TO he
by him as problcmaticaI"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30
AROUSE! f! DBNDGRATS AROUSE !

In one more week. Democrats. the election viii be
here Are YOU prepared for it? Can you hail the
first dawn of the th day October with the thought
that that day you will devote to your party and your
cause? Can you watch its twilight deepening with
the proud satisfaction Of knowing that your duty has
been manfully zealousIy, honestly erformed
The issues presented for your decision this fall are
important. Here, in Cambria the county whose pol
itcans more abused and more feared by their op-
ponents than any others the State. hard political
battle is to be fought. Already the tocsin has been
sounded, and Whiggery is rallying its myrmdons un-
der banner bearing for a motto THE UNCONDL
TIONAL SALE OF THE PUBLIC WORKS" De
mocratie men and Democratic measures are traduccd
ibelsd, sLASDERED IN Wing prints controlled by lea
ding Wing politicians. No epithet IS too vile no
misrepresentation too gross to be applied those
who fight under the broad flag of Democracy. Even
the sanctty Of private life is invaded and assertions
are spread broadcast the land which are only fit
10 be whispered in brothel by lips of pollution
We ask you then, Democrats ynu who toll from
morn to TO the bread you and the raiment
you you who admire and respect and love hon
esty in public men and public prints you who feel
your hearts yearning for the oppressed everywhere
and look with reverence upon the creed ofJEFFERsON,
the principles of the party which you attached,
If you viii be used as tools to sustain these yiying
pettifoggers IN their wholesale abuse OF your fellow
Democrats
Men of Cambria! You have toiled harder than any
Others in the State to build Rail Road the Ale
ghenies, and dig Canal from the sweeping Ohio TO
to the siIvery SchuylkiIl. Year after year you have
paid taxes to construct these gigantic public improve
nents, and now when they are putting revenue into
treasury-when their advantages being felt by
every farmer mechanic. and aboringman in the coun-
ty viii you have them pass into the bands Of soul
less corporation, which would them only for its
advantage and your injury? VIII ycu have them sa-
craiiced simply to crafty the whms OF Whiggery,
and see our Commonwealth resign them when they
of profit 10 her7 Ponder we'll upon these
inquiries and answer them at the ballot-box.
The eyes of the citizens Of Pennsylvania arc turned
upon Cambria county during this contest. Here the
battle for the control OF the State Senate must be
fought and flour county is herself and true to
the party she mas sustained in many trying times the
shout Of victory which viii raise, VIII be echoed
back 10 our honor from every city town. village and
hamlet il the Commonwealth.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30
MOre Ruin !

Witness the evidences Of the Ruin brought about
by the Tariff Of 4G, that raw head andDoody bones
which Whiggery has used frighten the people into
voting for her hollow-hedred and corrupt politicians
The following paragraph is copied from Wing pa
per printed in Danve. Pa
improvements are still rapidly going on in our
fourisking borough The AIontour Iron Company
have erected this season. are erecting, about
one hundred new dwelling houses and Welsh Hill,
mere suburb of Danvile, contains, at this time,
nearly as many inhabitants as the whole town did
ten years ago Many substantial private dwell
ling houses are also going up in several parts OF
the borough, and ali the houses are filed up from
top to bottom, with living beings.
If we continue this rate for some time, We shall
have cit before long, and present one Of the bu-
siest and most thriving inland towns in Pennsylva
mia.
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Col, T0Iln GrasSwalI,

\ trip to the country, last week, and our dai-
" intercourse with men from nearly every part
of the county, couvinccs us that cur candidate
for Senator viii run the full party vote and that
will be considerable of an increase over that
polled last fall. The great disaflection (such as
Wings always see after a Democratic nomina-
tion) appears to have all O. resolved itself into
thin dew" and nothing more can be seen or
heard Of it.
We would not compromise our veracity by de
nying that any dissatisfaction existed on the day
that CresswelI was nominated, but it was not Of
that deep and lasting kind that marked the NOM
ination of White.
Cresswell got his nomination honestly-hc did
not buy his friends-hence, if elected, there IS
little danger that he viii sell them. Those who
felt grieyed because the nominee was not their
choice, soon saw the absolute folly Of grieying
over what could not I.uiPeu. IIIey saw too
that the nomination of Mr.. c. was the result of
compromise: and the sober second thought"
revealed the fact that Mr.. CressWeIl has always
been a firm and unAinching Dcmocrat-has never
sought office, but is cminently qualified to fill any
to which he may aspire These things duly
weighed, and determination Of all true Demo
Gratis to bow to the viii Of the majority has made
all right, and we now declare to our brethren in
the other counties Of the district that no disaGgc-
ton exists in Little Blair among tie Democrats
Cresswell viii poll the full party vote-and 1t
tie HoIEdus5lTg Standard.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30
WASHINGTON T0WNSHIP

Fears have been expressed that the Democrats Of
this glorious old township viii not go the WHOLE
TICKET this fall but we can see no reason for any
such doubts. Those who fight for Democracy there
are men who have, time and again come to the rescue
when the political horizon was dark and lowering
Ihey have rolled up their soulstirrng majority of
100, when that majority terror in the ranks of
their opponents, and filed the hearts of their friends
with JOY And we cannot think that they will tar
nish their weearned and welldeserved fame by split
ting their tickets this fall or by sacrificing any man
on the Democratic ticket. No Washington WILL
do her duty, and cover herself with glory again on
TIE lth of October
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30
State Fair.

The State Fair, at present being held in Pirsbug,
is said to be the finest exhibition OF the kind ever wit
messed in the United States. Quite number OF our
citizens have been and arc now in attendance at it.
Il IS time. think, that something should be done
towards establishing an grcultural Horticultural
Society in Cambria county. Many Of our citizens
deeply interested in agricultural pursuits aud ma
ny more are successful experimental horticultural :ss
An exhibition could be gotten up here that would be
honorable to our county and interesting to visitors
Who will be the first to move in this matter Our
columns are open to communications On this subject.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30
Iohn Cress.reu. ESQ.

This gentleman IS gaining strength every day. ana
unless we are much mistaken in the Signs o the liles
his majority in Cambria county VIII pe very large
His consistent Democracy has attached every mem
Der of that party him, and ms natural uFbany mas
made him hosts Of friends among the opposition
From every part of the District, we hear intelligence
Of the most cheering kind and friends ocking 70
his support by scores.
An effort may be made to induce Democrats to
for third candidate for the Senatorial Office and
we would warn our friends against any such move
ment. 8Ir CREssyyELL can be elected with ease II
the Democrats stick TO him, and we have no doubt
they viii do so when they consider that he is the only
man of that political faith who has any hope OF sue
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Mr.. IRAUGH,
Dear Sir:-Permit me to say
that White stock is at a tremendous discount in
this county. | have been through a number
of townships lately, and | do assure YOU that he
cannot begin to get half the Wing vote of the
county. The dissatisfaction among the faithful
is so glaring that no effort Is made to hide it
An edition Of the Blair County Whig," Ohe
check roll shayeTs particular organ) got up cspe-
peclally for this county, and filled with choice
articles frem the pen Of my cousin, - has been
scattered everywhere, but has only served as an
extra brand thrown among the disaf'ccted |
will not tell you of the use made of the few Of
them that were lifted, but they were not read.
and know of at least two Post Offices from which
large bundles were returned to Hollidavsburg
L understand that the friends of White calcu-
lated largely on getting Democratic votes along
the Rail Road, on the plea that White has some
times voted the Democratic ticket But rest
easy on that score-the frosty sons Of thunder
can not be gulled, and let me assure YOU that
Cresswell is bound to receive the full party vote.
which we have reason to believe VIII this fall foot
up cool thousand majority.
Res. Yours,
IENPERCENT.
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THONiS COLLINS. ESO.

cry has been raised IN this county that Mr. Coz
Inns viii favor the repeal of the Three VI Tar .
on tonnage on the Central Rail Road but Democrats
should not be induced to oppose him by any such
Inis-statement. The Convention which nominated
Mr. COLLINS passed resolution iastzlc'jag him, if
elected, to oppose this measure and he considers him
self bound by these Instructions
Mr.. Collins made one Of the most faithful and de-
voted Representatives last winter that Cambria ever
had, and he will if elected be as ready to do battle
Tor her interests ever. lie is consistent and rcl
able Democrat, and deserves the support of every
member OF that party in the District
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Josaph Bcnanarte

Among the new literary announcements. in
France there Is one which possesses. not only
much Importance in itself but strong attrac-
ton for American as wei as European readers
An aid-dc-can.p of Prince Jerome Napoleon has
ISSUED a prospectus of the memoirs and political
and military correspondence Of King Joseph
Cont dc Suryilliers,) with editorial notes. VI.
Du Cassie, The aid, is croditably known by sew
eral publications ofhis own on military history
and literature. The memoirs will occupy eight
large octavos, and comprise eight hundred inedi-
ted letters Of Napoleon, twelve hundred of his
brother Joseph, and five or SIX hundred from per
sonagcs who were elevated and prominent under
lhc Republic, the Consulate and the Empire
The materials have al been furnished bv the
Prince Of AIusisnano. grandson and heir of King
Joseph. The King some years before his death.
wrote portion Of his memoirs, which VIII be
printed as it was lett, with biographical sketch
prefiNcd from the pen of N. Du Cassie. The
seventh volume viii consist of Joseph's cores
pondcncc w!-h the Emperor Napoleon in 1915:
his departure for America, and his residence in
the new world, until the revolution Of 1880. The
9th, and 9th volumes include narratives of the
wars in Naples, Spain and in France. in ISL
The price ofeach volume Is six francs. bv sub
scription. The first viii appear Immediately
and the rest successfully, every month.
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Au,iife.s NnfIce.

TEVhe undersigned, auditor appointed by the Court
L Of Common Pleas Of Cambria county, 70 max,
shall the proceeds Of the sheriff Sale Of the real
estate Of Joseph Deiscr sold the suit Of Joseph
Kemp, On NJ. yeud. Ezpou. No. 81 June Term S5S
hereby uatlfc- all parties Interested in said fund
that be viii attend q the duties Of said appointment
M his Office in the borough Of EacnsJugg Tues
Day the first day # November next at one O'clock
p. ~
VA EITTLE, Iulitor.
Sent -. Is52-4t
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II The North Carolina papers are discussing
means to draw foreign emigration to that State.
1t seems that Of the twenty-one millions,of acres
Of land IN that State less than six millions are
improved and for these six millions there is not
one laborer for every twenty-five acres, whereas
a high state Of cultivation would require five
tunes as many. There is also great demand
Tor common laborers for public works. RAILWAYS.
plank roads, &C.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-09-30
Chance in Canal Amendments

Is a matter Of general information we publish
the subjoined resolution, recently adopted bv the
Board ofCanal Commissioners. The reasons f,,,.
making this change in The time Of making an
Pointments to Office on the public works is. we
understand, founded on the obvious necessity of
making the term Of service of receiving and dis
bursting officers correspond with the fiscal year:
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II, 1853.
Rcsolred, That in pursuance of a resolution
passed the 10th day Of December 1852. the
Board VIII, on Tuesday, the first day of NoyeIn-
Der next, proceed to consider applications for.
and to make appointments TO, the various Offices
on those canals and railroads oftbe Co1o1non-
wealth (s for the fiscal year ending November 80.
l tI3o74;-ErtTact from he Journal Of tie Board of
Canal Commissioners.
THOMAS /. WILSON,
Secrct1rg.
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u y resolution has been introduced into the
kentucky Legislature which provides that the
Keeper OF the Pcnitentiary shall procure a suita-
be chemical dye, such viii stain the cuticle or
outer surface Of the skin perfectly black, so that
1t cannot be washed off or in any way removed
until time shall wear it away and nature furnish
a new cuticle or surface, and that with this dive
he shall have the nose Of each male convict pain
ted thoroughly black, and renew the application
so often as may be necessary tr keep it so, until
within one month Of the expiration Of his SEN
tence, when it shall be discontinued for the DUR
pose ofpermittng nature to restore the feature TO
ITS original hue preparatory to the second advent
of its owner into the world"
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Freight Notice.

ON and after this date the regular commissions,
~ expenses &c, usually charged at second class
agencies viii be coec ed on all Goods manifested
before the Goods are taken away. All claims for
damaged, lost or missing Goods viii have 70 DO pre-
seuted before the lst Of October TO be settled
Goods that are prepaid TO this point, the expenses
Of unloading, &c, viii be collected. All persons
owing eight viii please pay up.
" vs.. IVORY Co
Sunmit. sent Both 1853
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GET OUT THE Totes.

Democrats, get out every voter this falI See that
every man who will vote the Democratic ticket is Al
the polls, and deposites his ballot more ironortant
election than that which is approaching was ncror
held in this county and effort should be spared :,
insure the triumph Of our party.
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DYsters! OEsfers :!

NOTICE TO Hotel-KeePers, Owners Of Eating
y Houses Private Families, &c--Fied's Balti-
more A. No. ] Oysters, viii be kept constantly on
hand. Also, Catsup, Pepper Sauce, Salad OIL, Sar-
dimes, &c, &c, Shopkeepers viii please send in
tn cir orders early. ". W. IVORY s. Co.
Summit Sent. 30. SO.
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4 Texas mail contractor excuses himself for
failing to perform his service as per schedule, bv
alleging that the mosquitoes are actually so bad
upon his route, as to make it dangerous to the
life Of man and beast to travel it at the season of
recent failures