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The daily union., 1854-10-20
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
rup NEXT HOUSE OF REPREsESTATIvEs-lNoRT
iaA ERN DEMOCRATS.

EKN DEMoChAlo
More complete returns from the elections recently held
ssie thai we rather underesmated the number OF dem
would be in the next House of Representatives
,b, freo states We put them ten out Of one
laa and forty members. more correct estimate
la no "a follows Iowa and Maine have each elected
oc,at California has chosen two; Indiana has elected
Epglish and Miller Some five or six have run sue
sy In Pennsylvania This makes elete already elect
"a We think that Illinois win give two, and perhaps
tbree II is urobable that shall pick up Two or three
raggers from the general wreck when elections are hela
in New York New Hampshire, and New Jersey we re-
.i Io,eva, az oute certain that there will not be
tOsstu democrats in thu next Congress Ion ai 'u' ~
s,, In this estimate of course we place several men
-, 1910 s,rmerIy democrats but chosen by the fusion
-, where we think they viii hereafter belong-wth the
opposition
have decided majority ia the next House There il one
TACT in these congressional elections which deserving OF
notice. More than forty democrats from the free States
voted against the Nebraska bill ON It's hnal passage but
carelv one of them has been reelected Those gentle
men who thought propitiae the favor OF their oppo-
nsnts by taking this step have found their mistake
The fsonhig opposition threw overheard antNebraska
anocrats as renorselessy those who favored the
re showing conclusivey that in the canvass they were
governed by their old whig feeling rather than anythng
else OF course after this treatment the anh-Neoraskl
democracy and antNehraska whiggery will have nothing
10 do with each other Nearly all of the gallant little
band of democrats who will he in the next House from the
free States are Nebraska For the hst lime III our
political history sectional party viii have majority IN
The more popular branch of Congress The two great sec
lions of the country win stand arrayed in hostile man
per against each other upon the floor Of that House Had
we moi President and Senate who opposed to this
fierce spirit of sectonam the patriot might well trenble
for the permanence of the Union
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spauiding Il Rogervs Two Circuses
Consolidating tAe.y

Consaadofns Their
CELEBRATED FLOATING PALACE CIRCUS
From heir palaal aquatic amphhsare ppi and
ONO rivers, aud their
NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS
80 iavorbiy known in the North and East, into
ONE MONSTER CONCERN,
With the companies, comprising respectively oss distn-
suisbed northern and southern pcroIunerr,
IN FRIENDLY STRIFE,
Daily ia the ring presence Of the audience
TWO SETS or PERFORMERS,
Tsro Sets Of Clowns,
FIVE CLOWNS IN THE RING.
TWO sErs OF HORSES
COMPLETE DRAMATIC CORPS
PantoHalEe every afternoon,
PUTNAM EVERY NIGHri NED KENDALL, THE BUGLER.
kendails Brass Band! CAoats,. String Band!
inumphaI procession troug principal streets about ten
O'CLOCK m, al every place OF exhibition, bands
The grand Floral Car OF 5iatuetes,
DRAWN By FORTY HORSES
Driven by and everything else, ubou, the essb-
slnen, ne elaborate
monkeys Mile Agnes The celebrated Creole Walter
AynaT, the peerless bare back dsr c. j. Rogers
scenic equestrian Master Ciarenee the young
Mrs
uepid hosewomin famous Motley Magnify
renowned voiugeu; Monsieur La Thorn, the Hercules
Professor Baldwin, English
eompisbed mae w Paul, the famous Jehu Brown,
Ryan, w Connvr &c. &c. will be exhibited .. 7h
D. M, afternoon and night
AT Alexandria, Monday, October IL;
At Georget Tuesday, October II
Al ashiSon Market House Thuf,-
day Friday and Saturday, October ie, ~, 20 and 2i
Admission Boxes % cents Pit rs cents Children
wants half price to box only
Oct e--dl2i
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impartial country Not year win eapse before the foe
now shouting in the riumphs Of victory, will fall before
the weapons of truth and justice.
Democrats keep your armor bright-your weapons in
good order Great victories yet in for you To
former friends who have wandered have words
Of hashnes They have parted company with their
panons in many hard-fought battle They have sought
associations They win find that Jordan is
hard road travel and will back the gorions
highway Of democracy, which leads national honor
and greatness Our article is already too long We must
close but will at future day this subject in
which shall speak of the future Of the democratic party
and the future and end of the fusion eougomeration
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Loo AL N Il w y.

SURRENDER YosKTowN.The anniversary Of the
surrender OF the British forces to the united American
and French armies the plains Of Yorktown cele
brated in this city yesterday The military pageant
imposing and brilliant. Col. Hickey in command
Of the entire citizen sodery who had turned in great
force honor the day The gallant Colonel appeared
better advantage, the other officers of the regiment
and the Colones staff among whom conspicuous Lieut.
Col Riley Major keyworth Adutaut Bacon, ousrermaster
MeCulum, and Surgeon Morgan.
The following companies fell into line the space the
City Hall the Washington Light Infantry, Capt Caring
ton National Grays Lieut.. Sutton commanding; Mont
gomery Gpards Lieut. Feeny commanding National Guards
Capt Tait Scott Guards Ga juvenile oorps Capt Jam
German Yagers, Capt. Schwarzman; Boone Rifles,
Capt. Bright and the American Rifemen, Capt. Smith.
The regiment took up the line Of march about ii o'clock,
and several Of the principal and streets
On its passage along Pennsylvania the sidewalks
crowded with aud the windows of the houses
graced with the fair.
That fine troop cavalry the Presidents Mounted Guards,
united with the regiment the Presidents Grounds. The
ceremonies here very interesting The citizen soldery
Of the metropolis of Union sauted in becoming military
STYLE the President the of the army and
navy of the United States and that high functonary
viewed the troops and with his accustomed urbanity and
courtesy expressed his high qualification of their brilliant
appearance and military precision The music of the fine
band envened We close this imperfect notice by
SAYING that the celebration Of the 10th day of October
credabe in every respect to the volunteer soldiers of the
metropolis.
One interesting should not be omitted The regiment
marched to Monument square and there substantial
dence of their patriotism and their affection for the Father
of his and their Country The contributed in aid of
the erection the Monument three to four hundred dol
lars.
NATioNAI HoTEtA few days since we gave as rumor-
with the expression Of opinion that it probably true
that MIR. Edwin Willard of New York, and Mr.. Wm Guy,
Baltimore had taken, about TO take, lease on
the National Hote The doubted by many, and
one contemporaries announced that after extensive
epars were made TO the premises the house would be
opened public the superntendence of the gen
emsn who conducted for the last two or three years
We have now indisputable authority for saying tha
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gy ). Q. moouIRE. Auctioneer.

uEUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE sND LOT
| lt, yruc OF deed Wan. z. wife,
s date day January 1854 and recorded Liber
A. g. 20, 3a 3S9, $40, subscriber
public Tuesday The 3st day of October lo5i
First street east, between
and ea,s south, part No ), south Of square No.
74 fronting SAID ft by rs feet deep
build
winch and substantially bui story frame
dwelling house,
The terms Will be baif cash. and the balance
equal payments Twelve mon for bearing interest
the r. by
complied with in days after the
will rood the risk aod Of the
chaser upon vks notice Al conveyancinr tho
ef the purchaser 49, - -
rUAS =, WAiLACH, Trustee
G., McGUiaE,
, AucioneeI.
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valuable Information.

OLD PoIsT COMFORT, VIRGINIA,
October 9th, 1854.
Ny DEAR SIR have The pleasure of stating the
M daughter hand take this Opp0Ttun
~ OF 'numn. thar the piano received om
months satisfaction Having
personal acquaintance with order for piano.
trusting judgment make tho and
much pleased with far exceeds
pse,ations IL finish and tone have like better
and fully the this
i Please accspt thanks for agency in the
Very sincerely, your friend,
MARX l.. CHEvERS.
Jons F. Ellis, Esq.
Rev. NJ L. Chevers twenty years.
Episcopal minister Old Point Virginia.
ano by letter FROM he states, nns mons since,
and 80 far delighted with it, his kiad endcavo
dispose of others his vicinity We
variety OF pianos from the manufacor which offer
at reasonable rates. JOHN n. ELLIS,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
1875
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SALE TODAY.
By }. q. MCGUIRE, Auctio.eer.


VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALEon Friday the 10th day of Oc-
tober instant at ~ O'Clock M, the
premises The following desiIabis lots
Lots III and H. l4o fronting street
running hack To a wide alley.
Lot rs in The fronting street. extend
ing a like alley.
The whole of la, lying avenue. Title
perfect.
Terms Of sale One third cash. residue equal pay
Oh ana eighteen be
balance
All conVeyances at the expense Of tbe purchaser.
. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Oct lid Auconeer
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VERY lmpoE Housek eepers--Just received sew
bushels prime white Mercer potatoes, which
be Where FIVE bushels upwards
purchased 81 30 bufhei The above low price limited to
old Railroad Depot, Second
street Also, keep hand constant
supply wholesale rctai something cheaper than
most other establs'imenisin tho city, Come and see
al,ys H. SMITH &
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Messrs Willard and Guy have their arrange
mens Tor taking charge of the Hotel as soon as the
improvements are completed the dosrs will be thrown open
and they viii make their bow 20 the public They come
among US with reputation for enterprise enlarged expe
renee and skill in their profession and tender them our
best wishes for the of the enterprise which they are
about 10 embark.
Mr. Dexter late of the National won troops of friends
by the suaviy of his and his honorable bearing all
OF whom viii rejoice TO hear of his prosperity any pursuit
in which he may engage
ScoTr GuARpsThs corps composed youths of the city
under the command of Captain Jamson united the eee
oraon of yesterday Before uniting with the regiment the
company marched to the residence of Mrs. Pendeton
Capitol Hill, where il halted Mrs. p. appeared and
after gracefully courtesyng, she delivered feictous
addresone beautifully patriotic, and repete with all the
gaees of oratory At the close of the address she
to Captain Jaison rich and beautiful flag who received 1t
with gallantry and responded in finely pa
totc speech No feature Of the celebration
estng than this
TAVERN KEEPERS MEETIsG.-A meeting of tavern keep
was held at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening The
proceedings We're secret and consequently ad
ved Of their character On PENNSYLVANIA avenue it r
mored that resolution adopted appointing committee
to nemoriaize the city fathers postpone the enforcement
of the ''anti ti-tipplng law for six months.
CENTRE MARKET-Our country friends mustered strong
IN the Centre Market yesterday morning. and they brought
with them unusual quantity of "creature comforts"
which commanded good prices The supply of butchers
meats, poultry and fish, good Purchasers continue
complain of exorbitant prices
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U.nLcntion.

NEW YoRK Oct. l9.The rst teller of the Ocean Bank is
said to be dauer to he of ninety thousand aud
has absconded,
The hour market is slightly depressed. Whea: duller
Thirty thousand bushels mixed sold at 70 Cotton
ady ancing. Stocks frmer.
No tdings yet of the Africa
IL reported here that several Indiana banks have failed
and that others shaking.
despatch says that the river Wheeling is falling.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT "A house containing
TnrhpuEy DEPARTMENT,
Auuuss CC N

August 26 1854.
Notice hereby gwen hide the following described
department prepared
chase any hereof Goth day OF No
portions socks amounting in the
50 ooo the and The hereinafter
toned, TO wit;
In case OF any contingent competition stated,
preference given Of in which said stocks
offered certificates, duly assigned TO The United
States by parties the amount thereof must
be transmitted the receipt whereof
price will be paid compounded Of following particuas
The par value, specified In each certificate.
q premium OF loan authorized by the OF
July rcdeomabe November 12 1856, of the
stock the s42 rcdeemnbe 3lst De
cembe stock of the authorized
by e47 sse rsdeemahIe former 3lst
December and the latter The Both June 1853 of 6
by 1859, and
indemnity per cent
par from the LIST OF July,
1854 of receipt the Treasury with the
allowance r the reach the owner OF one days Interest
n addition.
Payment viii be made In drafts Of the Treasurer OF
United Boston, New York
Philadelphia, the parties may direct
But no certificate the benefit of this notee
which shall actually before
said Goth day OF November
JAMES GUTHRIE
Aug 81 dt2oNoyii Secretary Of the Treasury
VTAHM UNDER GAR MENTs--As usual, assortment
Of mcrno etrick cheviot, and
complete all varieties embracing
be found e,ewhere and uniform and
sTEvENs's
Selesroom, Browns Hotel
oc,Is--ad
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u Y II Ell + q II A PHI,
Nnluinnfinns

PoueHKEEPslE Oct l9.Proessor Morse of telegraphic
notorety has been nominated by the democrats of this dis
rict 10 out the time of Judge Deans unexpired
gressiona term. Hugh W. McLelon is nominated by the
same party for the Thirty fourth Congress,
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It has been stated that life insurance companies of New
York city suffer to the of $4,000 from the loss Of
life by the wreck of The Arctic OF this $4,000 was
on the lte Of Edward sandford esq Of New York. and
$1,000 on The life Of Mr. W " Comsock Of Providence
r. The latter effected the insurance for the benefit of
his family, just before starting for Europe
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By GREEN q sCorr. Aact,oneer..

rWo HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON THIRTEENTH
street. eai north al sncion--on Monday
insant ahai SELL the premises al O'Clock, p
81, in No isO the two having ront on
inohes hack l6s
two inches aey between north and srses
They separate together may be desired
balance twelve oighecn
months. for notes bearing terest from day of sae
deed given and deed OF trust nken Title nd,spuiabe
GREEN SCOTT,
OcI Auctoneers
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sy GREEN g. SCOTT, Auctionecrs.

GALE FINE HORSES AT AUCTION.-On Saturday, the
y O'Clock, front
pair fue young horses five and
well single double harness. and sold
o fault. having no further use for them
the above will sell pair Of
double
fnes hiy, years old, thorough bred.
nd shall sell large and general
and other furniture large lot of liquors.
brandy, 10000 boxes chewing
nd one large box smoking tobacco. Terms cash.
cash, GREEN X sCoII,
nct Aucnon.ers
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Vermont Seaatorship.

BosToN, Oct H. Coamers majority for United States
senator for the full is 10 in the and IA in the
house-making "a in all. His principal opponent Mr.
Shater, free-soiler.
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Bo,timoro yuarke,s.-Misitarv Parade

BoHilaoro HarEets.-WnHary Paradc.
BALTIMORE Oct. l9There were sales day of Howard
street and City Mills -four at 81 75 Wheat-5000 bushels
sold yesterdays PRICES Cornl0 900 bushels sold
rs cents. Other articles unchanged.
There is grand military parade here to-day in honor
the battle of Yorktown
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Fire a, LomspiHe.--Baah failure, dc.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. ls.A fire occurred here last night,
which originated in the extensive bookstore of H. g. Norton
Main street. Third The flames communicated to
the store of Messrs McDermott, Clifford, Co., and to
queensware of Messrs Cassidy Hopkins, which
slightly damaged. All Of Mr.. Moron stock de-
stroyed but Messrs. McDemot Co. saved small portion
their goods The loss is estimated at S45 600 mostly
cred by insurance.
Major j. L. Martin the oldest and weathest citi-
zens of Louisville, died yesterday
The Bonnersvle Bank suspended payment to-day.
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The greatest increase Eas witnessed iu the years 1850
anu ss2 which followed periods Of great distress in Ire
land and of marked prosperity here, But that Of
1858 only shows increase Of $4,000 Sl75O0o; il
shows that the tide OF money is still the food II is
indeed noteworthy fact that during the past year up
wards of millions Of dollars poor peo-
pie Ia Great Britan-chiefy 10 Irelandby the relatives
who had out here emgrants. Even this large
sum probably falls than million short of the real
ity have record Of the which were sent
to Great Britain by merchants captains of ships passen
gerz aud other private channels 70 what purpose have
these eight millions more been appled2 Not certainly
to the Of the passage Of paaper emants for the
whole Of our Irish immigration did so
much 1t is likely that large proportion of our
mitances have been used in the country to which they
were in the purchase and improvement of land The
action Of the encountered estates court every knows
forced large quantities of real estate into the market and
in many instances lne opportunities for investment
Afforded. Doubtless in this way no small share Of our
American money has gone to purchase Irish lands Many
q man has bought himself little homestead with dollars
sent FROM America II very curious to note how sgu-
lary il has been our destiny TO Irelands relief
" T. Herald
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United states Mail.

PENNSfLVANIA
OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
October ii, 1854
PROPOSALS for the mails the United States from LIST
December, 1884, Both 1885, following
in PENNSYLVANIA will be received the Contract Office OF
Office Department until Monday, Goth of No
vembe decided Wednesday, the 23d November,
1885,;
933 From Harrisburg by LInneystown Manads Hill, West
Hanover, East Hanover, ono, Jamestown, and FredeT
icksbug Pine Grove 80 miles and back, three imes
Leave Harrisburg Monday Wednesday, and Friday, a,
10
Arrive al days by 7pm;
Leave Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at
Arrive at Harrisburg days by m.
Mahanoy, by Geenbrer, Line Mountain, Upper
Mahuntango, and Barry, 70 MnersvIe, 20 miles and
back twice a week.
Leave dahanoy Monday and Friday at
Arrive a Minersvile same day by PM;
Leave Minersvle Tuesday and Saturday at 6
Arrive al Maianoy days by S pm
bid and certificate also, for instructions
ebracng conditions be incorporated In
the department deem exped
ent mail service in the
Jersey Maryland, Ohio,
dated the 22d OF September, 1851
Oct ls-3aw4w
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT "A house containing
md newly and completely furnished,
Inquire 26A Eighth between and
The hours Of and O'Clock,
i6--eodlff
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Ennl, Eail,,rcs

CtSc1ssATI Oct ls.The Kentucky Trust Bank and the
Ohio Savings Bank have both failed, and there has
uenv much excitement Third street this afternoon
A run has also commenced two private banks
which will be renewed tomorrow.
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Testimonial 10 Capt. Luce

NEW YoRK, Oct l9.--The city councils have appropriated
five hundred dollars to purchase suitable testimonial for
Captain Luce
The schooner j. r. Kennedy has been condemned
to be sold at China
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Massachusetts Election

BosTos, Oct. l9Genera Wilson, the noted soier,
has declined the know nothing nomination for governor.
Gardiner Brown also leading reesoiler bas the best
chance obtain that nomination in his stead
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BRITISH pnuGRA4Ios IN lS53-IRIsH RENITTANCEs FROM
THE UNITED STATEsfrom the report Of the British COM
missioners of emigration which has just been published
several interesting facts may he gathered The total cm
grafton from the United Kingdom during the year 1853
was 329 937 nearly less than that of the previous
year The bulk of the decrease in the emigration
Australia tbe emigration to this country he"ing only
fallen off 1850 Notwithstanding this reduction the emf
grafton OF 1853 exceeds the of the seven previous
years by 2G0O0 heads The chief decline has been
the emigration from Ireland in lo49 the humber of per-
VINO left Ireland !of happier home estimated at
2Ss42 II declined next year to 2l36I9; again in
1851 TO 254537 fell of to 2249g7 in 1882 and is stated
not to have exceeded l99392 in 1853 We may take it
for granted that the decline still continues for during
first quarter Of the present year the total emigration from
the United Kingdom this country fell short of that of
the similar period of last year by nearly 5000 souls
The inference from these facts is irresistible that the
population Of Ireland has reached the point where il ID no
longer benefit to the peasantTy WhiE the last ten
years upwards Of two millions Of rshmen have exchanged
their native home for adopted country now it seems
the former has recovered from the effects of overpopula
ton and the inhabitants feel less temptation to expariae
themselves There is and food for those who remain
al rhome
While the emigration has been falling off the remttances
from this side of the water have been steadily increasing
every year The oll2WHg the amounts RENTED through
the bankseyclpsive Of sums sent by private channels
since S10}
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,,rTy OF Ptsapurs aud Coanty AIieghn y, Penn

iETS Pittsburg aud COnnty OF AlleNha y, Penn
the guaranteed bonds
Of tie Ptsburg county Allegheny,
bonds the P'sbuE and ConneJv Railroad
Company, by which they GUARANTEED
We confidently recommend as capitalists and de
The bonds together exhibit other
oained application personally
JOHNSTON BROTHERs, 4 Co.,
BANKERS and Fiscal Agents
Agents rlhs pipburv ona Uonncsvis Railroad ce@ps"s
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f Nasonic-The Grand Master been requested
the stone OF the Methodist Metropolitan Church on Monday
members Lodge
District Columbia hereby notified to attend nj the Ma
and i0h streets, O'clock OF that
10 al The Grand Master the work 10 be performed
lodges brethren good
standing invited to be PRESENT
nv order of the n. w. q. Master
CHAS. s. FRAfLY,
q Enrrni
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gyANCRUFT.-Volume OF Bancroi's History Of The United
ID
tlld Redsione by Joseph Smith, d. ID.
TEe Inebria,e's Hut by Mrs. SouIhworiA.
Nebraska. by Edward T.. Hale.
personal by kneiier Glen.
Neigs Cbidbed Fevers
Ko.icsef's Micoseopicai Anatomy. /.
Drnke the Principal Diseases (second series)
soyer's Shilling Cookery; tfor the mlIion)
sale TAYLOR e. MhURf's
Bookstore, 9TH Bt
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NAUTICAL ALmANACs, English and French for
oct. u FRANCK TAYLOR
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A FUKyIsHED HOUSE WANTED-A moderate -sizsd
IA house, bedrooms paros dining room,
kchen furnished wanted for family without
children Address X through the Office apply 10 j. e.
Mcclure, auctioneer.
l3-dlw
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SMITH OBRES-The Liverpool Times says that Smith
OBrien home passenger by the Norma having
ceved the Queens pardon 1t Is not able say whether
he direct England but Australian letter of the
day before the sailing of the packet that such
his destination.
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GREAT AprLEs.-Therc has been gathered from
single apple tree, upon the farm of Mr.. Nehemiah Per-
kns in Topshed the extraordinary quantity of hun
dred bushels forty barres Of apples The tree has al
ways been great bearer frequently producing from fifty
TO sixty bushels. The tree is about fifty years old
S,ye n
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YELLOW FEvER-This disease has appeared Washing
ton Louisiana and many citizens have fed although there
have been only three deaths Col Fipatich, register
the land Office at Opeousas lieutenant In the Mexican
was the first victim Ii has also appeared in the par
isb Of Plaouemnes and Dr. Hays and nine Others have
died,
The daily union., 1854-10-20

The grand jury Of Richlaud district South Carolina
among W has recommended the reopenng of
tile African slaye-ade They forth its supposed ad
vanages and necessity to the South and
justify its humanity and morality