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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-12

RUMoRED NEGRO OUTBREAK.-The Nat
chitochees Ua.) Chronicle of the oath inst,
has the following: 'for the last few weeks
there has been an increasing excitement
among the planters and citizens in the neigh
borhood of Campte and Craps Bluff, arising
from rumored reports characterization and
intende outbreaks among the slaves. There
appears to be conviction in the minds of the
citizens that there is some truth in the reports
but as yet we cannot see anything positive
to cause alarm. They have taken precau-
tionary measures, appointed committees OF
vigilance, and organized active patrols.
White men are implicated as the leaders of
the blacks, but so far no overt act committed
by them has been discovered. Yesterday a
large party of the citizens proceeded to the
bank of the river, where the State hands
were at work, and arrested sixteen of them;
they were conducted to Natchitoches, anC
placed in Jail. There is yet no charge made
out against them but they are suspected O
completely in the contemplated outbreak
These negroes will probably be examined il
the course of few days"
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DECIDEDLY PEAcEABLE SPIRIr.-An ell
derby gentleman of Washington recently
kicked a small boy and injured him so badly
that a physician was called. The gentleman
agreed to pay the expenses, and the affair
was settled. He failed to comply with his
agreement however, and the law was resorted
to. While in Court, the defendant, who is a
"writing medium" said he would consult a
spirit and see what he ought to do. He com.
menced writing and the spirit figured out that
he wasn't morally bound to pay, but that he
had better do it to avoid troubled. The gen.
tleman was perfectly satisfied with the decis-
ion and the advice, paid $40 and left.
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ABEL d. COOK NJ D.. n can iidate for State Senator
from the D-rist of ysnderburgh and Posey
ties subeet the decision OF the people,
Iuestsy OF October next. eyS-2w
Mr. EDToR:Pesse voters of Indiana that
JOHN g. WEEKS OF Marion county Independent Can
dse Tor the Office of Auditor Of STATE the
election. je2s TIE PEOPLE,
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PERFECTLY DISAPPOINTED.

WE had until Oflae considered the days selling and OF
buying Patent Medicines past the new era in
Medicine greet the worlds fevered
But give DR.. L. Adams Liver Basam talked
OF used and sensation than any
other Compound before the public and should be the
easel IL positively producing other
Medicine IL is osenshle
cine good what claims Warrantee-and we are
to leara of the first failure in what claims to do We
edge ourselves that there humbug about it, See the
testimonials this paper.
Sc Advertisement N his "a
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HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY,

CAPITAL S5OO.0O0-aH paid in IN CASH.
TENHIS Company commenced business about year
with the of doing safe and fair business VITA
large Cash Capita and s. L. Looms at its head We
protection the assured equal Insurance Com
world Policies will Be <ued BY the subscriber
Buildings Mere ndize Hon, ehod Goods &C., &C.. on
5. L. LOOMS. Pres't
CHARLES J. MARTIN, Secretary.
ALLEN c. HALLOCK. Ag't..
Main street. oPposts the Bank
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WHITE RIVER BRIDGE

SSROPoSALS will he received by the Undersigned until
the LIST OF August for covering the Railroad Fridge
White Riv,rthe detaker furnish all the mateI
ais and hnsh the JOB according plan by the En
IL win require about coo feet lumber B. NJ. and 1885, 600
shingles.
Bddsrs will what per will be taken in Stock OF
the psny in Stock the Wabash Navigation Company
bill materials required be at Jewets Car
Shop Egansvileat the Office Of the Nneenncs Depot
nv off ce in Princeton. SAM'L LII. Prest
eyT-tf E. sc X IL. co.
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For the Evansville Journal.
NEPTUNE HALL, GRANVILLE,
Jnlv 9Th 1854. {

AT meeting of the Neptune Fire Com
pany. on the Sth inst, il was unanimously
RESOLVED, That the thanks of this Company
be rendered the Hartford Fire Ins. Co., for the
generous DONATION presented by them through
their Agent, Mr.. A. c. Hallock; also,
Resolved, That the same be published in
the city papers. WIN. HOLDEN, Pres't.
Attest: WELL. II. WALKER, Sec'y.
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A NICE YOUNG WoMAY-A young white
woman was arrested in New York, on Mon
day week last, on a charge of bigamy, In
marrying Mr.. Smith, school teacher,
while her husband was alive. Is is rumored
she has SIX husbands, two Of whom are black
men.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES,
GLORIOUS SUMMER

WITH the hot. sury atmosphere mid summer the rank
vegetation Of the lands aud the deep valleys
Of the rivers OF the West an South die The
burning sun drinks mp the waters and the oecayng plants
give on noxous gases and poisonous vapors that if inhaled
produce elbow Jaundee. stomach and
Bowels DiarrheG disentery and Fever and
typhuS Fevers Under these circumstances and
should make free of DIR. 8RUcEs VEGETABLE
PASAcEA IL power to cleanse the bowels purify the
blood and restore health. see Advertisement
umn ofths paper ava
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THE GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD. We
have received an invitation TO attend the
celebration of the great Pacific Railroad
Company, at Marshall, Texas. on the 4th of
July. Hon. r. J. Walker and many other
distinguished inviduals are expected 10 be
present. From present appearances it is evil
ident that the gentlemen connected with
this great enterprise are taking hold of the
matter in real earnest. Four hundred hn nds
will be at work on the road between Mar
shall and the State line by the 4th Of July,
and TIE force will be increased as rapidly as
possible, so "a to complete the first sixty
FIVE miles in eighteen months. The first
ground was broken on the 18th of June.
". O. Delta.
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sHERIFF'S SALE

Office is hereby gveu hat by virtue or two executions
sued out OF the Office the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
Pleas OF and directed.
favor OF Alfred X W Carpenter. Joseph Kaiser
pam pa and Joseph Moods RipIavin Bail aud in
favor Of the City Bank aud aant Joseph KAISER
Casim sehamp have levied upon and Will upon ths 5th
day Of August. A D. is5t between the hours clock
A. NJ O'Clock p NJ of day proceed sell at the
eooT Of the Court House in the City OF Evansville the
and profits for the years. the folio wing
scrbed property. to wit:
Lot No. C7) in Block ~ Eastern
the City Evansville. and should rents
profits satisfy said
cation will the time place offer for
sale the Zee simple of said real estate.
ey53w-pTsS6 JOHN 8. GAVITr s. v C.
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PATENT MEDIcINE.--The following certif-
cate to the efficacy of Patent Pills, is taken
from the Sunday Mercury:
al, John Lebberle, was supposed to be i'm
the last stage oil consumption in the year AS,
suffering at the same time under severe at.
tack of rheumatism, liver complaint, gravel,
dropsy, and cholera morbus. Simulta eous-
ly, also, | took the yellow fever and small
pox. The latter assuming the chronic form
of scrofula, completely destroyed my lungs,
liver, spinal marrow, nervous system, and
the entire contents of my Uranium. ! got so
low, that did not know my brotherin-law
when he came to borrow some money. For
three months swallowed nothing but TWEEN
~ packages of kunkelhausen's pills, which
effected an immediate cure in two weeks
Sworn and subscribed, &c, &c.
"P. $. lily late uncle, Bdcchus Pottinger,
was afflicted SO long with Tie govt (contrac-
ted by living too much on bears meat and
aligaior's eggs) that his life became bur-
den to him. lie took only four boxes of said
pills, and life was burden TO him no longer
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EDLaNEsJust received cases Carpenters Planes com
X prng very large aud complete -tment OF Bone
Fancy Planes Also Guages Saw Plane sud Chsel handles
&c all made order by the 'ohio Tool Co. Call a
the New Hardware Store doors below the Branch Bank
ey7-dW CHA'S. 5. WELLS.
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HARTEoFlD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
HAEIEnRn r0NNECICrT.

FScoRPoR IsI0-CHARTEa PERPETUAL
CAPITAL $500. ooo-aH paid ia and inUeaed
THIS long established and well known Institution mas
transscted extensive insurance business for more
United and the British
North provinces IL has aimed to secure puollc
honorable ard faithful uhllmen OF its con
tracts assured thar all faiI
claims under is policies will be literally zdas ed and
PROMPTLY raid Public Buildings Manuaetores. Mills Ma
chinery Dwelling Houses Stores Merchandise Household
Furniture Vessels the stocks or while port &c. &c
will be insured the riss will admit.
III HUNTINGTON. Pres't.
C. B. BOWERS. Secretary.
ES- Applications for nsur nee may be made to
ALLEN c. HALL0CK. Ag't..
Main street. nearly opposite the BANK
evil Evansville. Ind.
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SELLING OFF ATCOST.
nnc,r.xrx-x .1n rn ...rx,nrrf

ENNH undersigned respectfully the citizens
Il Evansville and vicinity that he intends selling the resi-
due of his Spring and Summer Stock
AT PRIME COST.
Ibeg leave remark that Stock has been increased very
much lately offer great Inducements Those wishing
good bargains will please avail themselves Of such
good opportunity. Come all and tor yourselves.
= l. SlLRERMAN Mair 81 Nnnr helnW Rr Bk.
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NOVELTY WORKS.

GUST received and in stock 100 packages Pittsburgh Locks
az Latehes Coffee Mills Platform, Coulter add Ira Scales
lint Mills Letter (cOpying) PreSs, &c &c s of which
offer at Factory prices Wholesale at the New Hard
Store doc rs below Branch Bank
ey7-dHg CHA'S. 8. WELLS.
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PROCLAMATION,

Know all Wen by these Presents, That the Mexican
Mustang LlnlmentI Balm Wound Rheu
mstsm. Neuralgia. Lumbago Seiatcs. Sal. Rheum let er
Piles. Sesli Head ked Breast Nipples Shns
Burns Scads. Ulcers Gou Still Joints Chae
Calls SPAWN. Splint. Rng'One Sweeney.
Poll Evil Hsra Lumrs or TGmors aud all kinds Of Pains
Inhammations. in beast.
See advertisement in another column. eff
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EINA INSURANCE COMPANh'
AeffCnf-

CAPITAL $JO0, u0O-du paid ih ana tnreStel.
FENHIS Company with perpetual
1879 and insures against loss or damage by IRE
Dseng Houses Manufacturing establishments stores house
hold furniture and me rchandze general Also lnana
of Navigation. Losses VIII De Def
THOMAS K. BRACE. Prest.
4. G. RFIEf. Secretary.
So Applications for Insurance be made to the suoser
ber receive proposals and issue poi
ees ~ favorable Insurance. ofce or Agency
in the IVES. A. C. HALL0Ck. Ag't.,
eyIltf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EsAND, KISSES Of hest quality. constantly hand
~ fresh supplies received weekly for sale at 2
pound. by
eyl2 s. Il. GILBERT & CO., Syc. Water.
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EUsT TIME.

ECsT IN TINE
90 prs French Green Window Paper;
90 prs Mosquito Bars;
prs Printed Lawns
ALSO Of Ladies' Misses and Children 3
Shoes Embichs Dry Good Store
Main three doors belO " Second ey7-t
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HURTS IRON TIyCTURE.

almost
n diseases their origin TO Debility and. the inventor
having ' fact strictly in view was Led to tue discovery Of
aud broken Down orspseng from any and every
This one Of h mos active and certain %
eases requiring ehaiybeats 1t particusr
Menstrua which has been the Of death in
Of yS9nS & jo at sS f Si WV 5Sy
uor Albus whtes) DroFses OF all KINDS and Chronic
Sore eyes.
MERCER Co.. Kr.. july I-t 80.
Mr. B. F. HuET-Dear sir-Permit me to state yeu. for
the hene the afflicted Female community that about three
Whites which Eert cOuhoea my room nearly s the
time had the g. the hest nT S rh n county
TO go SPRING. did and after sning there
9TS home q e%a the hS Ra been On
rOu peruaaed me TO try it, to and aft
% mn S n G s hsG Before 'Px to taken able " attend
SARAH A. JONES.
BAsrno Texas Nav / 1854
MrssHs. FARMER. HTHr Co -GFSrLEnES:-Having
nv health rapidly declining General debility
pervadeJ whole sysemi weak and emaated. ottered
Harris lren Iinetare am now well and can testify Of
sa Of appetite and ali Sr Gee s
adseased state OF the blood. Yours. with respect -
ey7-4mw wooLsEr & Ll S. Sole !" A Agents:
&UNDRIEs.--2dou. Rope Mats;
dor Half Bushels;
doz. Backing Brushes. received at
OTIS FOR sALE-2oo by no feet on the corner
Goodsc and Centre streets. LamaSco Cty Apply To
ey7-tf C. G. KEATS
tAsslMERE .-6 pieces black Cashmere reed day
Ell JAS. Low & CO.. All Main st.. Lou. Ky.
wM. REILLY,
NNHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Wv PRODUCE MERCHANT MAIN STREET--TLe 1n-'
would respectfully inform his and the public
81 Evansville and vicinity that having purchased the interest
OF the SeaiOr partner in the late Of W. Reilly he in
TENDS TO the Grocery and Produce bus at the old
past avors aud intends effort % merit eontnu
ance of the same. je2o-1y WILLIAM REILLY.
BUsT RECEIVED
90 40 bales Premiam Drills: " lbs Patent Thread;
81 "a Manchester Checks; bal Striped usnaburg
3 bales Alabama OsnsDurg 5 bales A Ticking;
l case Plain Prints; 81 PES Flannel;
] Checks; S cases assorted Check;
Is pcs Tweed; ITO pes Gin ham,
A large assortment OF Kid Glovesi
SO silk Cavats reed this day and for sale
e3 JAS Low & CO.. Az Main ST.. Lou Ky
axHEELlNG ANDEAsTERN NAILs-l2s kegs all
eva s. E.GILBERT Il CO.. Syc near Water
EDEFINID sCGAR.-5o bbls St. Louis Loaf Cru.hss
Powdered and Refined White just per Telegraph
e l. ''' S. Z. GILBERT co.. syo. near Water.
STAR CANDi Es.-5o boxes irst received for .alebv
- sy4 s. L. GILBERT StCo. Sye. near Water.
-ECsTRECEIvED- Magazine for July; Godeys
- Ladies DOoA'at ey3 SAG'L LISTERS
OsT Three Gold Shirt stus and raj. Of Gold Sleeve
Bottoms The finder will literally re wardsd by eay-
ing the same at this office. iyldlw
SUGaR. COFFEE AND RICE-Receivsd per steam
Is bags choice Rio Coffee:
| 3 fierce Rice:
g bts Loaf Sugar; for sale by L. al HEIMAnN.
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FOR PETER sBuRGH

f2NHE Canal Boat H. G. FORD viii leave Evansville 70
Pet-rsbargh. starting from Main Street Bridge l
clock the afternoon the 18th Delegates aud Others wb
may wish the Petersburgh Convention will md goo
URlAH SHOOK.
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~ ZdoZ cans sarjee1s;
2 dOz "a Sardeens
5 doE cans Burrows best Tex Mustard;
dOz jars Pickles sizes;
2 6oz cans best Baking Powder
I box Chocolate;
1box. gross Patent Clothes PM;
No lSa.mcnd d.;
Fresh NJ X. Rasns;
coil Cotton Cordagc;
Cotton Ropes;
s. S. Almonds
Scrib Brushes;
Shaker B-ooIns;
Cream Tartar;
@. Soda:
2boxes Thos =. Hollands best Va Tobacco ass Soaps
Tabs Blu kets Baskets. de- &e. received and for sale
T. BACON a co.'s Family
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EEANS.-3 casks Prime Bacon, free from slippers for
u "a sale by cyl GEJ. FOSTER a CO.
iRD.-5b bls and kegs rece1ed per Cansl Tor sale by
u cyl GEO. FOSTER 4 CO.
EgAY.-5o bales Timothy. for sale by - 80
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ErIyE of Land the Boonve road bridge and
II equally divided by the Canal. This desirable property
situated In rapidly improving part OF the city, is offered for
sale on terms. For further particulars apply 10
eyS-tf }. p. ELLIoTT.
ESOR PREsERyING.-5O bbls Refined White Sugar
n Tor sale los by
eyiO s. e. GILBERT & CO.. sye. near Water.
GLASS ARs.-5o dOE Squat and Tall. aud two gal
Va Ions each. Tor sale low ly
eylo S. E. GILBERT CO.. Syc. near Water.
tHEEsE.-Receved per Sultan. Is choies
~ HaHturg Dairy Cheese. for sale by
ey9 l. & ID. HEIMANN.
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EvANsvuLE AND NEW HARMONY TIL
W EEhLY MAIL LINE

s=SSMG ON and after Saturday. July LIST, the IN :
~ designed will TsI-WEEkLY LINE OF
Stage Coaches above.
Leaving Evansville. Mondays Wednesday, and frcsy's
DAYS Thursdays and Satur days at O'Clock A. h
will ali time stocked with good horses An
Coaches rusy and careful drivers and the
made with regularity and dispatch All orders Tor OK
Of packages &C., promptly and carefully NJ
tended
For passage business apply the office at our Lv
ry and sa Stable on Lacr street the Market House
leaving their names or orders the Hotels viii
prompt attention. M h. H. DE IAhho. Z
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OTIS FOR SALE by feet on the corner o
E< Goodseii and Centre streets LsmaSco City Apply
eyI-u c. G. KEATS.
sslMER E.-4s pieces black this day
" and for sale by
Ell JAS. Low CO., All Main st.. Lou. Ky.
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NEW BOOhs.
ENBRN LEAVES from fanry's Portfolio. Second Series;
n The Dodd Family Abroad. by Chas. Lover;
The Whimsical Woman:
Life and Sayings Of Mrs. Partington
The Lamp Lighter. etc Just received and for %
by my29 THOMAS CONJUNCTION
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"A LII the Gachncry. Sheeting. &C.. in the Bon
Cotton I will be sold cheap by application the
scriber.
One forty HORSEPOWER Engine Picker. Lspper
Cards Drawing Frames List Feeders Frames
Reels. - Looms Mules. with ell Shafnx Pulieys
Hangers Coupling Belts and fixtures 70 the 10
Hsroor Cotton Mill. Apply t. T. H. COOK
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wv and Manufacurer OF kinds Candies Cakes Cor
Preserves Jees. &C. &c First street. NAN
and Locust streets. Evansville. Ind.
aS0rders from families private rsres icr htHeaes u
of business tended 10 al the 81 test
ICE CREAM SALOON httee up In the esst ssyis
lel7-t
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Grapes.


The subscriber gave notivo last. week,
that he would furnish slips ofgrapcs and
perhaps, on certain conditions. "A few bear.
ing vines to those who might call tic
present week, on Friday, at 2 o'clock, p.
NJ. and suggested that he might add a
few remarks respecting slips and trim
ing. Slips may be kept in cellar tied
in bundle (favoritc ones in the centro)
in earth, slightly moist Some dip. the
ends in melted wax. They may be in
serted in the ground in the spring, say
April. Some put them into the ground
in late autumn and cover them with six
inchcs or foot Of dirt, but probably with
less success. Allowing the slips to have
three eyes, place them in the ground at
an angle of As degrees with the horizon,
with the top eye just peeping out at the
surface, and an inch of the slip showing
itself above it. 1t is useful to make n
hole with rod little larger than tho
slips, that thoy may be admitted with
out brusine. After the slips are insert.
cd press the ground around them as eff
fectually as the foot will do it. If set
in the autumn, this operation should be
performed again in the spring. Place
something, say single, perpcndicularly
on the south side of each, to shade it
from eight to twelve hours day through
the first summer, from the more intense
solar rays Give them a little water
(soap suds is bctter) every few dayswhcn
the clouds withhold. AS they dcvolope,
it is very important that the tender
stalk should be protected against wither.
ing winds. After all care, more than
half Of them will doubtless be found dead
tho second spring. 1t may be expedicnt
to set them on rich spot, s or 10 to a
square.yard, with the purpose of trans
planting the survivors, the second spring
or autumn of their growth, to their final
destination. None will die il removed
with tolerablo care. Whatever grows
the first year. should be cut off, say first
Of Nov, within 2 or eyes of its start.
ing point. The next autumn, if vigor.
Gus, three times as many eyes may he
left. IIoarc, one Of the best writers or
the grape. says it should not be allowed
to bear till the circumference is % inch
cs just above the ground, and never
thereafter except ten pounds for every
half inch of increase. Many vines ar,
greatly injured, sometimes substantial,
ruined, by being suffered to load them
selves with fruit prcmaturcly.
Remarks on Trimming next week
7. A. MERRILL.
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Interesting Observation-Disclosures
of Sir John Franklin Discovered.
? A tele grnphic disbatch received

Interesting Intelligence-Re Remains
of Sir John Franklin Discovered.
? A graphic dispatch received
last night from Montreal, announces
the receipt at that city, of intelligence
Of the discovery eft remains Of Sir
John Franklin and Ills companions.
The news is said to have been sent by
DIR. Rae, who has been for some years
prosecuting inquiries on this subject
along the borders of the Arctic Sea,
to Sir George Simpson, Governor of
the Hudson Bay Territory. 1t is sta.
ted that the unfortunate adventures
persisted by starvation in the Spring
of 1850. northwest of Box River. The
details Of this intelligence will be a.
waited with great anxietp. DIR. Rae
commenced his exploration in 1S49,
and according to his instruction was
to be at the mouth of the Coppcrmine
River on the first Of July of that year
and to work his way from that point
towards Barrow's Strait. That explo.
ration proved unsuccessful, and he
was afterwards directed to continue
his researches during the subsequent
year. These also proved unavailing
and in February, 1862, DR.. Rae re-
turned from still another exploring tour
down McKenzie's River, and eastward
along the coast FOR 500 miles without
finding any traces Of the party. The
last traces of Sir John Franklin, it
will be remembered, fixed the fact
that he passed the Winter of 1856
on Beechy Island, where the graves
of three of his companions,d over 600
cans which had cotained preserved
provisions and other relics were dis
covered. The news of DR.. RAGS dis,
covery will create marked sensation
everywhere, and further details will
be awaited with great intcrest.-N.Y Y.
Times.