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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01
AHerscs SALE OF REAL EsTATE

The property Of Gen. James Wilson was sold
on Saturday, by R. Cox, at the following rates;
One third of out lot No. 500, $50 90, purchas.
ed by Mr.. Simpson. One third of lot 729,
$675 90, same purchaser. 0ne half of lot "a,
$500 90, James Langworthy.
Mineral Lot, 1853, $75 per acre, Simplot
IS 235, $50 i" Brunskill & Co.
239, $45 Simplot.
40 acres 50 &c F. E. Bissell.
Undivided ] ofS0 &C. $50 Cox.
:" / Lot ~, $3.50 90, VIM. Redman.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01

~Judges Greene and lsbell have got into
a controversy sbout the Iowa Central Air Line
Rail Road Company. Judge lsbell struck the
first blow, but it was parted with grace and
LITTER deposited under the fifth rib. Whether he
will recover and come to time is hard to say
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01
From tho Capital Reporter

From the Capital Reporter.
EpiroRs RxpoRTER.-Thc accompanying
table showing the Assessment Of taxable prop
erty in the several counties for 1852 and for 1858
will probably be Of interest to some Of your
readers, and is at your service.
Very respectfully. SC.
VIM. PATTEE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01
D r. G. j, w A G G. n E r
HOmnODatbic Physician.

OFFICE, in Langworthy Row, ncxt door to McDaneld's
Loan Office.
OFFERS his services to the citizens of Dubuque and
" vicinity. lie may BIO consulted at his Office from
to O'clock morning, and from to O'Clock ia the after
Dec. %, 1853, dwy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01
Democratic State Ticket.

FoR GovERSos.
CURTIS BATES.
Of Polk county.
Fon SECRETARY OF STATE.
GEORGE w. McCLEARY,
Of Louisa County.
FoR AUDITOR.
j. L. SHARP,
OF Mills county.
FoR TREASURER.
MARTIN L. NORRIS,
OF Polk County.
For ATTORNEY GENERAL.
DAVID G. CLOUD,
Of Muscatine Co.
For SUPERINTENDENT.
JAMES D. EADS,
OF Lee Co.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01

The Milwaukee Papers nutice rsmor, that
efforts are being made at Madison for again i'm
Peaching Judge Hubble. The charge this time
is bribery.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01
Land for Sale on a Credit.

THE subscribers being desrous Of selling all the lands
in their possession will offer them very low prices
the following terms 25 per cent at the time of pur
chase and the balance within one and two years, with
interest at ten per cent per annum, to wit:
The West half of quar-. sec 81, town 90, range W
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01

DuRKREs BAKINo PowpER-We direct at
alton to the advertisement of this valuable
powder. II comes highly recommended by the
press.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01

In the place sohcre the Heir ought to grov.
BIT he lived previous to the discovery Of Lyons cele
brated kathairon, no; only preserves and bcaut
6es, but restores the hair at any period Of life. Only
those who will net try 1t, tIouh!ed with Badness,
andrsf, or harsh, unpleasant hair.
Fro~ Lss Home Journal, MI
mo article acquired 50 rapid celebrity ana
yerssl appreciation as Lyons KathairoD. To those
who have used (and who has mott the reason IS obvi-
Gus, its invigorating and heautfying effects, and
agreeable perfume, stamp it indispensable article
the toilet Sold the old price of Is cents in large
bottles, by all dealers, everywhere.
d. 8. BARrxs, Proprietor. 16l Broadway, my.
~ For sale by DR. T. MASON, and w. P. ALLEN
Druggists, Dialogue, Iowa daw I'm
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01

DATEHT MEDICINES.-Patent Medicines Of all
kinds for sale by Timothy Mason, wholesale end re
TAI Druggist, sfgn OF Coed samarisaB scrtH
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01
$4,000

XxTORTH Of Land Warrants this day received and for
w sale at the Bank of F. =. Jesup 4 Company.
Time Locations made on the most favorable terms
Jan 90 1854. dawIwA
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01

" The remains Of Count Pulaski have been
discovered at Savannah, after long search, and
carefully ga,hercdup.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01

~IH fons, frIends and the public that he
Skfk$k hasjusIfecelyed fresh stock Of
Watches, JeweTry f. Fancy Goods,
which he will sell at the lowest cash prices By ar
rangements with tho Eastern Manufactures of getting
Goods from first hands, am now preparedto make it
the interest of all who may wish any Of the kind Of
Goods or Wares, herein mentioned.
To Make their Purchases of me.
40 sPECTACLEs,
all kinds and Glasses also as to suit every defect
ofsight.
large variety CLOCKs constantly receiving, and
sold wholesale ahd retail.
R- Watches carefully repaired and warranted; also
all kinds ofJob Work done with neaness and dispatch
Terms moderate. l pay cash for old silver and Can
fornia Gold. June 80. 1853. dwly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01
STREET COMMISSIONER.

We have often thought that the increased
business and rapidly advancing prosperity of
this City, would justify the establishment of a
new City officer-nsmely. that of Street Com.
missioner, whose business it should be, to look
to the improvement Of streets and see that they
are kept in a proper site Of cleanliness, repair
and free from unnecessary distractions. The
selection Of an intelligent industrious and prac-
teal man Tor this duty, a. a reasonable salary
we have no doubt would be saving to the
City in money, health and convenience. Under
the present plan, the superintendent of City
improvements, is with committees appointed
from the Board, who cannot appropriate from
their business, sutficiency Of the, to properly
and economically direct these improvements
We have only to let the eye wonder abroad
over the City, to discover the wasteful extrava.
gance resulting from this want. We attach no
blame to the Board for this, because we cannot
expect them to devote their time wholly to City
affairs. They have their respective occupations
TO look AFTER But the appointment Of such an
officer a. spoken OF, wnere large sums Of money
are to be expended IN City Improvements, would
be great saving TO the citizens and il seems 10
Us 10 demanded by the increased population,
business, wealth and requirements Of III. place.
The above is mere suggestion, which may
be taken for what it is worth. We think il
possesses seine claims 10 considexaAiou, 5
may think different. At ID. y ...arm is done.
ssaTuD E0NvENrEoS IN DELAwARE.-We pu
blish communication from ]. w. Penn, Of
Delhi, in the present issue, approving of the
Delaware County democratic Convention and,
its resolutions and disappearing Of the coarse
and unseemfy language of the Auxiliary Wing
Print, ofthis City, inselation to the members of
that convention. Mr.. Penn speaks candidly
and to the point and affords but poor consola-
ton to the editors of the Herald
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01
Farmers. Emigr:,nts a. ScttIers

NAN obtain tile following choice selections of at
~ advantageous rates by application to he under
signed:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01

On the above liberal allowance of time part of
the price.
w. J. BARNEY 4 Co,
Dec 8, 1883 y Land Agents, Dubuque, Iowa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01
FRESH STOCK OF
Watches, JeWeIry & Silver Ware.
W. G. CARSON,
(.Main ST., Near the Naples House, Dubuque,)

BEES leave to announce TO his pat
rons, friends and the public that h
has jusIIeceiyed a fresh stockof
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-01

| Uncle Ned he'd no Hair on the top Of his head,
In the place aohcre the Heir ought to gro,o.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10
DaRuerreotYpes.
Daguerreotype

u" OdH FVU'I y
M ESSRS. uKAMRR s TuRT0Ni haSlng taken the
Il RO0ms iOTmeIlY occupied BY MI " Iaibell as Ia
gueTrean Gallery Ain and Riddle stTeels Gem
tre Wheeling, beg leave to aOllelt shae ofpatropge
fr0m hiH IIiends and tho public atlaree, .1t t.Y
They make II rule not 10 lot any pictures go out but
wlht are satisfactory and well executed.
Gold and Silver plliing executed neatly 1li 4
CTdom len ioe FOR ligu painting will bO alteUded 70
bV j. Tutor. 4 brother. lnI3i-3nl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10
Notice

IuH dersqned having bought out the entire stock o.
LOods bel0nrns 10 MessrS. Wheeler 4 Lakini Mer,
Chant Tsilo1 would beg cave 70 inormthe clilleno O
Wheeling and yclnlty that 10 Intends earrYny Op 1ne
leTehani Tailoring business In the same room iormeIy
oeccpied by M6tais. Wheeler Lakln aud having oo-
laincd the services OF both Of tho former W
o nTeraTed 10 make up TO order every Article 10 m ei
IN theIaieat style aud beat manner atVery ooI n9uoe
and very low lor Having i.T9 9esA az 9s Cv
TSS In nv sETin GoSdS Now lb rare chance
10 "a goOd clothing He willwarTept eVerI eEt9'
to 30 as IecOnimehdcd or no tale'
Conc onei come aili M tjaf
And live us cali
lt,nto m SSiii s ~ j. u. ST ALLAlAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10
HIdHGY INIPORTANT.

NTRLSON'S Premium Chinese Lustpl Washing Fluid
IN the sIeaiest mpTOye1en yet for saving
iohofeh eYleso In washing Clothing and iOhse Clean
ing Linens and COltOns washed by tms Fluid win b
winter and soner Than than v bc9ehed on the gEass-
tp NOT TO inJnI6 th5 fabTlC Every lady may
satisfy her6eT that pOpt by s0aknga piece Cotton
or Lnonin the Fluid, ipl strength, ior q hOurs which
win clearly show that itmost bo harmlsss wEeT
The Chiuese washlns Fluid 70 worth three times tile
single slxpepce which will buy enough for alhrse family
wAShlng, which can be done IN DOR hQurS.
Manufactured aud sold BY the ou1sei6er, who htP late
ly ypuIehahed The Tightlor Ohio eopiiyt. Va.
-f7IlH JAS. MBLLOR,
Aupq H No, 90, Union ST., Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10
s NiUllH 70
EAs b Is.
il2i Chester ~ Oosg
.lEORlK.4 q DING. " ND IS u Z ZINC
MnROHAlIGD


eS wksF 81 eelNgl spf peqAR 54ets
t,NGVts NOlil ~
fl0NBlGNMENTG i8f ttilAlpnisnt so i CO .oq4e
~ llINaId'd 20 allps tspi ihe vera flll.2as
A6epib ol iho a2 ha tllsA efi itl idia iEf
new York, Whltl q re ana Nphooll II ~ ooS
gf lhe tIanlp6titllou tte Rellgt Oio tta ip-
sllarpll vie Halinogo & Ohio RoiiEOdttlf aiaci
Having chlln 81 welt Ai5En otollt thyqt llll 10
llpe, We aTe pIePAFed 10 give tToi tlilno
and pfeo, f.tt 80
GiWo3lsFn n3Iehthita aTf t6lleltti 10 li u to Rev
York pgspsy unqt te eeoFo pe4lt5 ihtlF
S''s ~ cHEsTER& CoSes Vet =.
AuSeaily NlE IeAE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

Removal.
n n COLA LLENS q KNOX have removed their 1PholS'
Sdls Stock Of Boots and Shoss, to tile new fUlrsiOfy
No 11a, IInln stFect,
Aew buldlLgs North Of The heTehons' MechAnieSl
bank, tho opposite side Of tue street, ana saooIs SOUP
Of Vim T. Selby's dry good store.
Thankful for Tho patronage heretofore extended 70 tha
House, th9y are confident that with thei esl!;
lies tor doing business, they can oer 70 meTchanA SUI
greater indictments forbuyiug thali heIel3oTe.
de2S MCCIALl'SN6 y KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

Ql0, M1Tk0l bquuT0l next 10 WIZ IIlIIV fIIV I1uVl
wher they Will tS heretofore, always keep stoeE
OF The beet Wines aud Liquors, a. the lowe g prices
apJ d3m. RRAEzHElM g -- LMlA-
DOf 4, battles Of LOuden'S eelebWied Family Medi-
OSJU clnes lilo Only oEencY in the city, -,
These are the best Family neteileS now ~ ueo' nenB
Deieoy sSIs and Wl cue used according TO the dreo
iinnS - - ]. B.tNOWELLt tH4
nI9a r 9iUnlOH sueet, asenl,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

Instantane,,iS Liquid ftqii' DIE. u
mo those ,ysbnra hair ye hat may bs depended pp4
on ygs can chesrnil lecomnend the above The best
ofeily TaoreDce can ~ given 90 10 It's superiority Oveg
ana 'TSiSiIs bv n u. LOGAN6 CO.r I
morSf Snle agents lnthlt eityt
Co-t tRrtne nip.
THE unde signed laSa ttis dayIprmed eoPaTiner!!
slil leonnue tho aEeneY aud Bbst Store bult
hetA0t ihS old Slaud, no, 23 Water street;
.psl iGFSBHs' io8s Aist
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10
,,TPs or 6nVRmTIslWG.

8uaIy P'I a'H11I oo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

n RcRlyKD thiS day, the BEN aasoTtmpBt Of Ge9to
IL youtls, and chldTens eoll cars ever hToy5hl =
sivis sl;d Snality They eomprlse paTtAs ollowsi
CENT eothO opera, black and whites gena haiE cloth DO
bl6ek dTob ana sreeh ridIngl huntns and Apollo eana
ii0o an Hayptdn PyIennia odekoI cops peSH eTelp
wiik every other deaeTipt o. car
{ mT14 ,, " iuahr IN q 'nVNs.s
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!, PBNDhHTON, rnIToRs
6rIPVBR 1. TAYLOR, -


i'l'r or 10 csntsle week
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

dSHEVSIGNED, publlohers OF newspapers IN
fhh " Wbeellng VloW Of the lhereaaet pnee OF pA'
dtty " and oihsf EXPENSES, Tendorlug lhelr oXpensqe
~ ,sf ihan he,eloleio DO ogree 70 chaIee lhe o
ns Ss,w (e rates. below ten lino1 or uOa oinon'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10
MaVr Mnaid Btore.

! l.
STRn % thS Giteblnn Tflgouuni, No. 400
Main street,
S6 j. FICK1RsoN would Tclre.;Si6llIy an
I'D nodneo 10 ths cltlGsns OF Wheeling and vi
1r tlsf 1cinlty, that re has Just opened new end
Elegant tstabllthnient for the sale OF YlollnP
GutaTh, VollnceiIos Phgolou, Flutes, Flies, Ace0rle
Onl BinjOs, ana TimbOTlne1. BTaos lnatnmeMlo tic
hrst and boat make. J.a .i
Instruction books Ior all kinds OF lnstmenla and for
sipipg. ,
MuIc orth6 Plano, Guitar, Flnie and Violin altoi e
neWebt Sohp Dpolt ele and thp very best Roman aud
Italian Violin end Guitar BtIing9. .. l.l s.l
ClarOpett, Reeds Tuning Forks also Violin and Guitar
SeTowe, Violin Flh9or and Tail Boards
BnWG FOR ViollRcSllo and Violin,
4. kloeeTB Furniture POlah oT Ten0Vhting vaTnahod
forfeiture such az Panos, Cabiuets Steam loals Or any
descriptions OF Furniture.
Also 6r Saio By te ASont for Kieber, PltsbuTg PanCy
the hTat and 6oat ID the United States, such
hSms Halelt and Ailsn's eeebtStel BOson Pianos
Agent erthe make OfCarhaTdt and Needham's Pate'l
6ssordsOnp and ulknd Ofmu'eaiR't sumontS repalgel
a. tfeloWettpTleeo. II W .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10

sHAt HGLTiuoag, Juno %, 1850.
MetsrO. Ryans q Watson, rhladOlehla h.Iotntni-
We have much pleasure IN yoaL fite root
Chests 10 The notice bf the pnbet oo Ne Hnre olol
from you having llVOd our bopkS and r. ~
anet undergoing very tovATo heat q ~ tIo tlhsh
de0lT0yed he OntITo block Of build GSo1 Arch olttot
wharf, on the Sehuykill, on the eth W Jga6, 1850, ~
Ha YouTSs very Iesgte iallY, . ..s
SePtardiy RVsstt$ q PVBBINs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-01-21
N0IINEI.

DY VIRTUE Of a Deed Of Trust llom
y ROBERT G. HARPER, for the ben,
.il of his creditors, the undersigned offers
.yr sale the stock of Merchandise, which
consists Of the usual variety found IN
country Store, at cost for cash. The
public are requested to call and examine
The goods, as they must be sold, and great
bargains can be had.
All persons who are indebted TO Robert
&. Hcrpn are also informed that their &C.
counts have been transferred, and are now
ready for settlement. Mr.. DANIEI. 6.
IIrNNlr is my authorized Agent for the
sale Of lie goods and the settlement and
collection Of he outstanding debts.
1t is hoped that this notice will be al
tended to, as tits very important TO close
the concern as speedily as possible.
have also for sale a Horse, Saddle and
Bride. JOHN VI. JEWETT.
Trustee or. g. Harper.
Shcphcrdstown, Dec. II, 1853, 1T
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-01-21
THE LOUDOUN COUNTY
lGlIgJLT INSTITUTE
CUE.NTC.IL .4C.1DENT,
NEAR ALnIE, VA


1PHE above establishment will be open
( ed for the reception Of students on the
Ist day Of March 1851 1t is not to be a
manual labor school, but 4 course Of prac-
teal instruction will be given in Malhe-
mates. Chemistry, and other branches
useful to the man Of business. The stu
dents will not only be instructed in the
Theory, but they will be taught the use
and application of the Sciences TO tic
every day purposes of life. The prnci-
pies of Science will be Illustrated by a
great number of interesting experiments
in the Lecture Room in the Laboratory
and on the Farm. The advanced students
will be instructed in the analysis of soils,
minerals, marls, &c. The Laboratory
will be furnished with the best apparatus
in the United States, and with every con-
venience for complete and elegant munip-
ulalions.
For terms, and other particulars, see 4
circular which may be had by addressing
letter TO
BENZ. HYDE BENTON, Principal,
Aide, Loudoun Co., Va.
January Il, 1854. Sit
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-01-21

ynHE undersigned wishes to inform the
7 citizens Of &hcpherds,own and vi,inl,y
dat lie IS, at all times, prepared to
Dig, Clean and Wall Wells,
and if 70. satisfaction given, no charge
viii be made. The Public,s humble SER
want GEORGE EDWARDS.
January II, 1874. o--St
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-01-21
CHRISTMAS :!

VHE undersigned respectfully informs
| his friends and the public generally,
that he has just returned from Baltimore
and is now receiving lis stock Of Christ
mas Goods, consisting in par, of Fruits o.
all kinds, such as lemons, Roisias, Figs
C,rroat8, Cr0abrries, Primes, I'm.
Gnds, IiIjcria. FRESH Peaches, Cmdy
&c., &c., with full supply Of
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, HAS.
Ready-made Clothing,
and large assortmemtor Fancy .ArlicIcs
suitable for Christmas Presents. Also.
LIQUoRS of all kinds, all of which viii be
sold very low for CASH, or to punciua
dealers. l.. {. uENhIII.
December q, 1853. 5-G
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-01-21
The NEGATIVE Electric FIuti. 4 new aIt.gIc

The Negative Electric Fluid, d new article,
NUPERSEDES Quiuinc and is specific for
- Rcmutcnt, Intermittent, Coage,tiyc, Nervous
TyThus and Scarlet Fcyers, Pneumonia, PIeuri-
" Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Mania Po-
tn, sc, sc. lis effects are said to change the
too positive condition Of the system 20 a normal
orhealthy state, IN Strict conformity TO the uni
ycrsal laws Of Nature. lust received and for
sale by L. c. WILLIAMS.
Dec Il. 4-tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-01-21

Osnabwgs Drillings!
I Osnabure, TwilIed do, Bleached,
IA Brown and Blue OriIIings Bleach
Ell. Brown aud Colored Canton FIanneIS,
for sale by us. l.. ron -NElS.
January II, 1854. ST
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-01-21

| the East, with a large and splendid
assortment Of
FaLE AND WINTER
G. o . ID S
consistingn part as follows: Super Black,
Brown, Olive, BIGc, Green and Mulberry
Cloths; Extra Black and Fancy Cassi-
mces: silk. Satin and Velvet Nestings ;
Plain Black. Plaid and Figured Silks ;
French and English Nerinos; Plain and
Figured Nou,Ijuc; Mode and Fan color
ed A!paccas; Second Mourning and Black
d.;
GsingI2an & Cal;coes,
laII styles and prices ) large assortment
Of all kinds Of Dress Trimmings and Bat,
tons; Bonnet Kihbon. Marcetne and
Florence, Cashmere and Bay State SbawIs;
Ladies' Hid, Six, Cotton and Thread
Gloves; Gcntlemcn's do; Ladies silk,
Cashmere, Yarn and Cotton Hose; Gen
lrmcu's d.; Super lot Of white and red
Flannel; Blcachcd, Unbieaccd, Co,orcJ
Canton do; Blankets all sizes and price:
and a great many other articles, such as
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
Quccnsware. Hardware and Gro
ccrIcs,
. comnIp4c -tOcE. All those who wan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

FURTHER PROROGA TON OF PARLIAMENT.
Parliament is further prorogued TO Thursday, the
I4ih Dec next.
Fifty thousand French troops to bs sent 10 the
Crimea, EpglsId paying haliihe expense.
Charles X mbl-, the great trsgediau, died at Lon
don the 18th, having just completed his 18th year.
Andrew Orr OF The firm OF Orr IL Sous % iollshers
is elected Mayor OF Glasgow for the mex, three yeare
George Hale, of rocket notorie,y, writes to the
newspapers that the Engsh Go, eminent has stolen
his plan of floating steam batteries, winch be- To-
due to submit to the Department of Oconzrc-. He
ADDS; - l am not only tie author aud Inventor of
"tLose 8osIng batteries, but could show che Gov
"ernmen ut how they could all be destroy ed aud sunk
and how twenty sail of the liue could all De de-
"stroyed and sunk in less thsn hour. when
" brought into close quarters with very inferior
"force!
A funeral service was celebrated by the Poles in
LODfoD the nth, for the soul Of the lats Duchess
OF WurtembeIg, who died at Paris, 2lst ult-, aged
SO. The Duchess was sister Of Prince Adam Gear
tOryski.
The regiments under earliest orders for the Crmea
are the 7h hussars 10th lancers lst 3D. 81 dad 7th
dragons.
A sOlf mn requiem celebrated in st. Patrick 8
Chapel Liverpool, on sunday the 18th, for the
souls OF the dead in the Crimes.
DIR, Kinke is ecturing in London the subject
of Russia; the Rev. j. Cooke Richmond in Liver
pool OIL Hungary and the Holy Land.
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FRANCE.
From Our Special Correspondent at Paris.

From Our Special Correspondent at Paris
PARIS Thursday, Nov. 9, 1854.
The French Government in an undigni led, no.
diplomatic and highly sensible maon-r has pub.
lished the truth about the Sou)e affair 10 news
paper As you will give the article Of yesterday .
Monte in full there is no call for an abstract Of
it, nor for much comment 10 this letter. The
MOs,tesr has not an unimpeache character for
yerscity, but is truthful in the present INSTANCE.
What prevented Mr. Soae from passing through
France to Spain YVES not an order from Govern.
ment, but his passionate love of Bo,orie,y aud oils
passionate hatred Of l.. N. BOnspsrte aud his
family. lie hoped to crafty both by working out
awsr from this tempest IN teapot. The COM
mon sense of his country man, the Emperor, Soule
vaunts his FrenchmanhOOd here) has out itted
bis passion aDd again deeply wounded Ills vanity
the primum mobile of his conduct SO hi. will for
mi.chief making will be stronger than ever.
Talents that he will apply in that direction are as
great az ever and, except that the very low opin.
lens LIE has won, at last from all sorts of men NAV
weaken the effect OF his efforts we shall have
more understanding from him. You will ob
serve Id tie official note of the Monteur, that while
Mt. Mason is spoken Of in the tone Of respectful
eouitety uIc 10 an IGNORED representative of an
equal nation, Dir. Soule is treated of with unex
eeptionsble politeness aud negative contempt.
lie politeness is decently paid to his representa-.
1--WE charlottesville contempt is unavoidaby felt
etvastoloi proves uncommonly hard to take We
ar. always confident that It will he taken but the
time when is ever in the retreatng future. our
falk fbereabout is grown more modest. especially
respecting the Russians and their forts. This. in
DEED, is but the saving OF our own vanity. For if
lie Russians be as demoraliz.d,' as poorly fed
ana poorly commanded, and if their artillery be
as int feient, and their forts of as frai and ILL
oevlsed construction as we used to insist then
cone without drawing pitful inf, rences regarding
our military skill and warike valor Since the as
touIdine tamboozlenent OF the allied powers
by that Tartar, the Russsns have gained. too
IN moral reputation. The M.nchikof dispatches
prove to be quite AZ faithful to truth as those of
cur own reports. Aenclikof withal, shows him.
self quite the gentleman in exter ding couriesies
10 his chiyalric oLeuies when taken prisoners.
Bath tie sickness, semi starvation, couaaglation
and Horrible slaughter the Seyastopol affair seems
to be geIteely conducted BY al parties concerned