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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-24

The LONDON TIMES "A statement in the London
Times of the comparative number of penny stamps
which were issued to that journal for the second
quarter for the present year, and 10 the five other
morning papers published in London, shows that the
Times has almost absorbed the entire circulation of
the morning press of the city. 1t appears that the
number of stamps issued to the Times during the
quarter was 1916, 72O which is equal to daily is
of over $4,000, while that of the Daily News,
Herald, and Morning Post, amounted to only 1861
O94, which is equal 10 average daily issue of lit
tie more than 1000.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-24

C1TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, DUBLIN COUN-
- TY Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, October
Term, A. d. 1854 Jacob Smith Blaney Williams
Original Attachment, levied the defendants real
tate and certain slaves and articles of personal property
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
PENDANT has abscondd that the ordinary process of the
law cannot be served upon him. is ordered that publication
be made for six weeks in the Wilmington Journal
paper printed in the of Wilmington notifying the said
Blaney Williams to make his appearance the term of
this Court be held in Kenansvllc the third Monday
January, 1885, to defend the said suit, Judgment final
will be rendered against him.
Witness John Whitehead Clerk of said Court Office,
the third Monday of October, a. d. 1854.
JOHN J. WHITEHEAD, Clerk.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-24

CtTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, DUPLlN COUN-
y TY. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions October
Term, A. D. 1854. George Smith Blaney W illiams
Original Attachment levied on the real estate
and slaves and articles of personal property
1t appearing the satisfactory Of the Court that the de-
PENDANT has abconded that the ordinary process of the law
cannot be served upon him ordered that publication be
made for weeks the Wilmington Journal newspaper
printed the town of Wilmington notifying the said Blaney
Williams make his appearance at the next term OF this Court
to be held in kenansve the third Monday of January
1856 to defend the said suit, Judgment final will be
dered against him.
the third Monday of October, A. D. 1851.
JOHN !. WHITEHEAD Clerk.
November 9th Tpr. adv. S. l26W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-24

No sales this morning Two three parcels market fer
which shippers offering So 60 S. Is for yellow Dip %
$50 lbs
SPIRITS TURPENTINEThero considerable activity in
this article up Monday last, with large Sales and ad
vance of last weeks quotation Since then the
market has ruled quiet with little disposition the part
of buyers operate 81 cents at which sellers generally
holding. There is only light stock market The sales
for the week reach 3, 1913 bbs viz:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-24

c1TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, DUPIIN COUN-
- TY. Court of Pleas and Quarter Session Cvr. Term,
A. d. 1854 Calvin Williams VS.. Blaney Williams. Orig
na Attachment levied on the defendants real estate and
certain slaves and articles of personal property.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the de
PENDANT has absconded that the ordinary process of the
law cannot be upon him. orderedtha publication
made weeks in the Wilmington Journal newspa-
per printed in the town of Wilmington notifying the said
Baney Williams to make his at the next term OF
this Court to be held in henansve the third Monday
January 1855 to defend the said suit, Judgment final
will be renderd against him.
Witness JOHN j. Whitehead Clerk Of said Court at office,
the third Monday of October, A. D: 1904
JOHN ]. WHITEHEAD, Clerk
November 24th, 1854 Tpr. adv $5.l 2-6w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-24

No this morning the time of closing our enquiries
The private transactions yesterday believed to have been
at 50 cents.
RosN-There appears be fair demand for all grades of
Ron but owing the light receipts for time there
very offering market and the sales of Common
the week reach only 3,50S bills, viz:
Saturday 200 bbls. at 81 80 for large size
Manday i. 075 80 . 81 40 for small
Tuesday. 433 :" 90
| Thursday. 4UO - 0U -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-24

CrTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, DUPLIN COUN-
y TY Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, October
Term A. d. 1854. John L. Thomas vs. Blaney Williams
Original Attachment levied the defendan real estate
and certain slaves and articles Of personal property
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
abconded that the ordinary process of the
be made for six weeks in the Wilmington Journal newspa
per printed in the of Wilmington, notifying the said
Baney Williams to make his appearance at the next term Of
January 1885, defend the said suit judgment final viii
be rendered against him.
Witness John J. Whitehead Clerk of said Court, at of
fee the third Monday of October, a. D. 1854.
JOHN J. WHITEHEAD, Clerk.
Nov. 9th 1854 [pr. adv s. 126w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-27
MIOTICE-TMENTY.F FIVE n0ILARsa4

eRANDlES IN BOND--Half, quarter and
aa5 S,, sat o S p,a B@ay WE ROao sue
tsbl i. II. DALEY. So Tcboupoulas street.
GREASE FOR DRAWS, in kegs and barrels,
mlhsd with Tar all ready for price i've q bbs
ianl1 4. bEtAGRAvEa Co II Magazine at.
FHNURKS ISLAND SALT-530O bushels Of best
qnaty On board the brig VIM R. Ribly,
az j, H AsHBR1DGE CO, ia St. Charlie. st.
\ ME-1000 barrels Utica, landing at foot of
Jnis street and 1000 bDa Rockand landing D.
ian27 J G HARplLL & co. 81 Magazine street.
ri EWARK CEMENT-500 barrels old Com
pany Newark Cement landing from Mercer aud ior sale
ian25 a. pELAeRAvEa CO II Magazine street.
PHILADELPHIA LlME-l50 hhds Lime,
iani4 a. DELAGRAvE i CO. Magazine street
SODA ASH--l2o casks, Steele 4 Sons, lanl-
~ ing ' f T1Rb LIZ co ssyp ss for sale
FB70BACG0-207 three-quarter boxes Wells
: GIBBS an" os 'oRse BAEy ~ Z f. s"S
I ARD-20o tierces and barrels, landing ex
ia1b j. i. MuLFoRn s CO.. ~ Banf Place.
BBoRK-5O0 barrels choice new Mess Pork,
fsa's i:s'P' aSos e. s asss ss
4 AANDLEs-20o boxes and $50 half boxes
iaSs STAR tor sale BY JOSEPH 1Arpts co
I ? 0SIN-300 barrels No. 2 for sale nv
= n " ien21 JOHN G. HARDLL co. 81 Magazine at,
aeon sIDES-50 casks Ribbed, for sale by
= = 4Alie s. y, KENNEDY a CO, rs Tcroupitenla
GUANo-25 tons Peruvian Guano for sale BY
~ 5a1e a, pELASRAVE co, II Magazne atreet.
ESENAS PEeANS-50 bbls new, for sale by
N tot sale by ] H MutFoeD co. 81 Rank Place japl2
n AGN0LIA WHISTLES bbls, in store,
" for SALE hv HART CO. 70 Tchopui'oulas iauIs
EEF TONGUES-25 boxes in store and for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-27
DRUGS MEDICINES.

r WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
~. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they offer supply prugg and Dealers at owes
Nv Depot specia Agency No. i5l CHARITIES ST,
AIa..A Ii
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Home Mutual Insurance Company of

Home Mutual Insurance Company of
NEW ORLEANS.
a The ES following statement ae;,ss q the a
iermity with the requirements Of their ssssSssAAI
Amount Of Premium, received for the ending alst
amount q risks sist December .
premiums year ending siOs8ss
Eor PrsmIuns On River risEs: i,asls Is @
For Premiums on Marine risks. 1897 ~ - :
LEES Premiums on risks no terminated s1st Dec.
Return Premiums. Arm s8
Premiums December ssssss s.
On Ere risk s: So ss
On Marine 66,S5s, 10
Reinsurance, ETC.. less interest, dis
-----s492o78 Os
Net earned profits for the ending December 81 Al
The Company have the following assets viz:
Invested in Mortgages on property worth double
Bills feosiSabis at short ,as for Premiums
Bills ft eesfva6 being balance, on Subscription ia'il 70
Due Premiums in course Of collection iiass o.
eash on hand IS
Total amount Oft .s5sTsl 81
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Be it that raaA 6s f h 5n oy ssw 25sas The
s ass Of sfs and o a ss
be Company orleans
transcript the books
Of the said Company. A. BROTHER, President
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this the goth January 1854
C. Y. J0NTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
efthe Parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest six
the outstanding certificates profits the holders thereof
to their legal and after MONDAY the 18th OF Feb
The Trustees also dividend of
the premiums the Company for the ending
December which certificates will BE- Issued
18th If March
TIT Company continues agans, peril 9; the
Rivers aud % damage Fire the current oil
Office No. 46 Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
R. Vee-pre dent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-27

nRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.-The Subscri-
~ bers n the following:
1000 QUlNINE, FRENCH aud AMERICAN;
10 demijohhs SPIRITS NTTRE; 10 chrboys do. dot
so car5oys ACEfIc ACID; 50 cases ENGLISH BoRAx;
200 kegs CARB, SODA; SO bbls SAL. SODA;
100 bbls EPSON sALTi IS do GLAuBER SALT;
80 do, FLOUR BIRTHSTONE; 10 do. ROLL de-;
20 cases GUM ARABIC, assort qualities -
do TURKEY GUM MYRRf; do WHITE WAX
800 pounds TURKEY OPIUM 1900 do. TARTARIC AClDj
so do. ClTRIC ACID ) bbls oXALlC do
bales ORANGE PEEL; 8 bsgs AHISEED;
do ENGLISH yALERIAN ROOT
30 boxes CALClNED AIAGN5EsIAi 10 CARB. dol
1000 Poesdz PERUVIAN BARK, powder various qualities
500 do. AFRICAN CAYENNE PEPPER
100 do. ENGLISH CAL0MELi 900 do, AMERICAN do;
100 do. do, BLUE MASS; 400 do. dol
do, TARTAR EAETIC;
CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE;
so DO. RED pRECIPITATEi 1850 do. loDlDE PoTAssE;
50 do. IODINE go ounces MoRPll!NEj
And large assortment Of DRUGS CHEMICALS EXTRACTS, etc.
They area daily
81 bbls LUMP ALUM; 30 do POWDERED ALUM;
50 CpPPERASi 10 do, POWDERED TURAlERICi
DO. AasAFCETlDA; 5 cans BALsAM CopAIBAj
10 cases SPONGE; so bales CORKS, rRrous kindsi
10 do. ITALIAN LIQuoRICE; 10 do SICILY do,i -
" They have also large supply the following TENT
DR.. DAVID JAYNEis MEDICINES
G. W. CARPENTERS do;
BROWIN5 4 BROS SELECT POWDERS;
FAtNEsToCK's yERMlFuGE;
LEE and osGOOD,s ANTLBIIIOus PILLS. -
MORRAY's FLUID AIAGNEsIA;
Do. CAMPHOR;
PLANTEN'S CAPSULES OF COPAIBA, ETC.;
THORN'S EXTRACT OF SARSa PARiLLA ard CUBEBS;
WHITES nAiS REGE ~ (,
HENRY,S GALCIsED MAGNEsIAi
bI. JOHN GULG Is sARsAs pl Ga !"
RUSHTON d CLARK'S COD LIVER OIL.
osI Z. J. HART d co, 10 TchoupIsoolss at.
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EDUCATION.


#t Monsieur ALIEN NELSON. Nc. st Charles street
- TESTIMONIALS:
Prof know whether you will chair
Of languages IN The KENTUCKY Military Institute.
; E. W. MORGAN, Joint Superintendent,
Nelson decidedly The teacher French met
with, gentleman IN ali his conduct. Ms
Prof. NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville.
roes efthe scholars
the esking French and Spanish with elegance and pu-
rity.r louisville JoutnAl
adapted the mysteries Of
French Spanish and English Languages short space Of
;ims. IN. 0 Crescent
We have had opportunities Judging Of Prof NJ and can
niouy him teach and OF his system w
sael that 1t is The beswe put into practice "
True Delta. 1hh2e "
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRlNCl-
and careful Parents and Sgsdns are saed
haL Mrs WILLIAMSON, lady Of Rev. C. h Williamson seco
p oestan Fl Rampant siree e ne her
ienvi whose life has been devoted to Teaching
family aud day school LIMITED number pupits s
acitirs for FRENCH. MUSIC and DRAWING. lnl1 y
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES = As
Bosrders Day Pup-Nos ST. Louis sreeDreeed ths
Misses ALLISON. =. .,..,.u. i, all ,,o
aided by he best N ~ the
finished educsoh eohue - @
the Improvement oil al ths
o their charge .x, - ,ss pr,s,ant,.
and guafuiahs
pvll h
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
8. r. CRAWFORD, President.
c, 6. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST
No. as Camp street. Sew0reAna
BENJAMIN FLoRAECE Aseut,
HARMON DOANE Asst AGENT
E Risks the lives of WHITE PERSONS takep on
the post favorable octIP
COMPREHENSIVE The undersigned have
formed CopArtne ship The hm LTTLEJoHN NOR
COM Co. Tor the
business the Fulton the Leyee
JOS, LIrTLEJoHS
". R. NoRCoM,
WILLIE J, IITTLEJoHN.
nav orleans, February ], 1854 febl
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A VEN ENI--l0UO bbls Newark Cement fl r
= ~ sale by JOHN q. HARDILL CO. 81 Magazine sire.
ths Newark and Roaendaie Cement Company N~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-27

TAI cALPIN, r.. NJ Il CO., Wholesale Grocera
tVa Dsas Wines Liquors. Common
Howl spG rlenps,. q Z 4 Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-27

4 sRAND1-2O bbls, SO quarter and eighth
N . easks Domestic Brandy. for sale by
jan26 JOSEPH LANDS k'CO AZ Tabo,nito,Ia. atr..,
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DOCTOR BEAoHs PREPARATIONS.
.s: esss. A GER
sHssaSSAY. u n III WI j & u q MSsxDSSs tain,
issaesss Z tFI. u Ea ~ T$ssaEJyys N IccuR Il
ss4ssz omp
y
syS ikH .ff.IH ~ IA 4 III j 81 for DisT.
z q 8 Al VI 81 rhph, DIV


on aud hare Of the mos
valuable remedies positively cutathe which
udOd ~ Sold by al the principal the Uni
lad Statsa.
III Beaeh'a Brenst Anslaeat-Au excellent remedy for
disease the Lungs Breast Splitting
Blood Oppression in Breathing difficulty
about tbs Chest This remedy without produces
benefit Disease the
used prsdposed Lung Dsen
the formation the chests hereditary
attack OF the disea and aaa enjoy good health
this Linnme ntaceotding totiTaciions.
Beacha FerrueinouR CGnieAceranr remedy 70 Chis and
Fever and Chagre known fail
Of the disease.
Beaeh's Rheumatic OoBoRnd-Nevsr ain give relief
in esa than tweBty -four hours.
Beachs 6tonachiye BtttaFsThis is excellent article
saa has been long Chils
and Fever all Antnmna Feyer. To living
business even for short period in low nsshy districts the BeIa
enyauabe hem viii Chls
and the time they the
stomach geon the appetite
tAunhice and glvesheaith and
B erthe above remedies publish
performed by them. We will
shat They
with the satisfactory
demand for these remedies alone
Prepared by
e. D, BEACH, u. D., Chemist pothecary,
4W corner Of Chartres and Cnstomhoune N. o.
Of DIR. RANKIN,
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SLAVES-SLAVES.
S L A Ed EP o T

R<a S AVE EPOT e
"a 133 Baronne street. "a
a. inc unneralgnd has hand add viii constantly S3
A for sale for either Cash Acceptance full aorf M
en+ q SLAVES combating of MECHANICS Of all descriptions,
HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS, etc.
leased the large and eommOdoGB
Ss saeRn the Cartelt Depot he prepared
Transient iTads and their Slaves
De obaned the
hundred Negroes and the arge
LIZ Particular attention will be
THOMAS ]. FR1sBY, 1873 Baronne atreet
REFER ENeRsFelowes& Curry Person j. c. Kicks Co
Richard Beck J. c. Cocks s. Co; pesaus n7d6W "
M EGROES FOR SALE.-We will receive esn
and offer for sale few stand AZ
No. l59 GRApEfS STREET, choice
lotsof VIRGINIA aud KENTUCKY NEGROES M
We cannot offer
may be assured that they will any Negro SELL
not justify the expense. D. NJ MATTHEWS
MS II C. VI, RUTHERFORD.
AI OTlCE-TW ENTY- FIVE DOLLARSaS.
4 REHARD.-RanawRyo TUESDAY, April 4, a Negro Co
MAN akE Briekaye by Trade thirty yenra III
fleet sI1 inches high stout bnt well fellow;
when he blue cloth ney pants and
round top sailors hat thu of HE
Will be paid Tor his delivery HATCHER FRYSBY
ylessfeet Noware4nG him in Jail get
NKla' apllH
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~ NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
~ gANGEs-FIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE & COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydrashs
sre New Orleans ey enda and the public nN
general hey ~ 4Iovs in AZ " Hg
AMERICAN ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER GO y = WASs
IA GES GARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE LIZ al
PUMPS up the uewystye LEA PIPE Of ever
dsne tfi,I PIG and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN
hane SNIP aud STEAMBOAT WORK neatly and AIRED
al shortestucttrA. anil ly
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n. " Il, n,
AE ARR, B. s. H., Attorneys at Law, No. 10
]. I'll Commercial Fhcs, New Orleans. nal iy
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Spirits TURPENTINE-13 bills, for sale
- by a. DELAGRAvEA co. II Magsrine etrtrt inn,
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bbls St Louis and Ohio Fine,
Supertne and EstIa, landing and in TORE by
jan6 G. .. BiOADWELL q co. 30 and al Poydrag =.
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"a Di,LEkA =, HARM ts's, ElO

II p. ~ ruRNBubh h. - Iarsnp y
THyURNBULL & CO., Successors TO {EssaIss1
n Brewster Il Coz Carriage RApository, NO. il6alJ;-
Gfaye street Orleans ST. Charles Hotel Every
ton Of Carriages made to order - ,,.L NJ 7 o,1dxw
B. b A. TURNBULI Manufacturers Newark N. :. OIL
NIEWARK, NJ, SADDLERY Ware EG1A
ANDREW g BuLL& Co. No u Gansl
treat Nav and Magasne stfseW ny
Manufacturer and Importers Of sApDLERY and sd1as
have constantly and complete "a d
RrilIcs NnttaeE Trunks, Whips Skrtng Harness ana ba
ob, SA bpIERs roofs Trimming OF every de.
scpon at No. II CANAL sTRhEl4 .nnprw q Bt1II COS
sl2 IYhhW AN',lsr--.. =
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Observation-Disclosures.

a. UNDRIES-
- 100 Mis- WESTERN and NORTHERN ALEi
Sc CAsS1A;
pockets JAVA COFtEhi
rs bhs LART OIL
Ream STRAW PAPER
500 boxes STAR CANDLES;
1000 pae RAlSlNs. assorted
lid bo,cs IULTS BUCkWHEATi
50 sacks BLACK PEPPER;
oo0b oxes F0XS STARIH H;
b00 PICKLES. assorted Underwooda Davis q Wels'
and Proyost's;
IO0 boyes SCHEIOAM SCEiNAPPS,
A $50 packages PoUCHoNts TEA
b0o do (small) IMPERIAL pTEA;
100 LEMON SYRUP;
100 bbls DRIED APPLES;
100 bbls BEANS tWhte3;
500 boxes SOAP, assorted;
500 frkns GOSHEN BUTTER; -...,..
WESTERN
900 boxes PM APPLE CHEESE;
do GOSHEN
80 do PIE FRUITS. In and for sale by
janis CIV A. D. GRIEF d co, 80 and q Old Levee
SUNDRIEs- ."....@5. ....
~ 100 boxes PICKLES;
CITR0N
80 bbls BRAZIL NUTS
1000 NEW SMYRNA FIGS.
For sale by A. +. COCHRAN q HALL,
81 Gmvier ST.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25

AMERICAN VALLEY.--The Gibsonville
Messenger says Elizabethtown has fully
trebled in size and population since June
last, and with the advent of water for mi.
ming purposes, will be one of the largest
and liveliest places in the mountains
Their mines are A No. L.
The county seat, Quincy, is already be.
ginning to improve, and preparations are
making as fast as lumber can be procured
to build up their town.
We shall be greatly disappointed if a
brisk business place does not grow up
there within one year. A good substan-
tial Jail is going up, for the benefit of those
who are unprovided with safe quarters,
and will in few days be ready for " Gus
toners" The proprietors of this town
are liberal and high-minded gentlemen,
and every reasonable inducement will be
held out to good settlers.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
Arrival of the Sierra Nevada.

The Nicaragua steamship Sierra Neva-
da, arrived on the 20th inst.
The reported fall of Sebastopol, the sink
ing of ten Russian ships, and the slaughter
of 25000 men, was fabrication of Paris
paper, designed to effe& the public funds
in England and France. 49, A great bat
tie has been fought on the Alma, in which
the Russians were completely routed
Marshal ST. Arnaud's report sets down
the loss of the Russians at 5000. The
English had 1900 killed, wounded and
missing. Loss of the French not so great.
The Russians reckoned 10000 bayonets
from all parts of the Crimea. The battle
was fiercely contested, and the scene on
the field after the battle, is said to have
been terrible -. The news of the death of
NJ. ST. Arnaud reached Paris and London
on Sunday Oct. 9Th, after the battle of
Alma. The Russians burned all the vii
lages which they passed through in their
flight. They left about 600 wounded be-
hind them. Prince Menchikoff had re-
turned to Sebastopol, where the Russians
had shut themselves up. The Allied forces
were on the point of commencing the
seige, having crossed the rivers Katscha
and Belkea without opposition. :. The
Governor of the Hudson Bay company
has received dispatches narrating the dis
covery of the dead bodies of Sir John
Franklin and most of his crew, supposed
to have starved to death in 1850, to the
north west of Fox River :. Pollock, (W)
candidate for Governor Of Pennsylvania,
received 46,9lS majority -. The cholera
is still raging among foreign emigrants,
and the yellow fever still prevails in the
Southern States. 80. KANE EXPEDITION
When last heard from, was just entering
the Devils Trap, as the whalers call it, in
the northern part Of Baffin's Bay. Two
hundred and sixteen icebergs were in sight
1.-THE bridge over the st. Lawrence"
says the Montreal Pilot, "will be the most
remarkable work in the Canadas; we
might say, in the whole world. ..... The
southern politicians are beginning to think
of getting their share of California, in the
event of division of the State :. TIE
Herald thinks the annexation of Cuba
may be considered "dissolying view
under the present administration.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-25
Civil War in Kansas.

A deadly feud exists in Kansas Terrific.
ry, between the Yankees and the Nilsson
rians. The following is from the cores
pondence of the Milwaukee Sentinel, o1
Oct. 4:
"Disputes and collisions with our Mis-,
souri, neighbors--squatters from Missouri
misery 'uns,' as some of their neighbors
call them-are becoming daily more fire.
quent, and open rupture more probable
Within a few days they have taken down
and removed the tents of our squatters, and
burned the cabins while the owners were
absent at work.
Yesterday a party of eight or nine o1
these miscreants, under the command o1
one Robinson, (who was not himself pres.
ent, however, but was expected in the eve
ning,) presented themselves at store just
opened about two miles from our camp
and kept by Missourian, a southern man
with northern principles, Methodist
minister of the northern branch of that
church, and apparently very fine man
though not member of our association
and in clustering, threatening manner
informed him that they should, last night
tear down his store and destroy his goods
Our party, to the number of twenty o.
thirty-all that were in the vicinity O
camp, assembled on the ground, armed Il
the teeth with rifles, revolvers and fowling
pieces, and had the enemy returned ant
made an attack, there would have bee1
bloody work. They are in consultation
this afternoon, and what the result will b.
| am unable to say. We shall set stron,
guard tonight on the disputed claim; ais
around our camp, as they will fire it,
doubt not, in moment if they can.
"a lawyer is drafting an instrumen
for the formation of a military company 0
minute men, which will be organized to
night. Everything betokens war. Go,
grant that it may not GOMEZ but the pas
sions Of desperate men are the most unrea
sonable things in the world. They say n,
Yankee but Cilley was ever known to fire,
They sadly forget history, but will certain
" lind their error corrected if they com
NIT any more aggressions. I think the,
will consider discretion the better part {,
valor, and not commit any aggressive act
We shall see."