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auqs -lav4w ELIzARgrH n. YIvNry.

rEE sUBsCHlBtR CONTINUES in the Auction
Business the sale al
prons having such property him cal as
he long experience trade to be able
entIr, Wko TO tb,r
him for sale they every ef
his shall be used obtain the highest
publicly and privately Persons at distance coming la With
will their
landings, with Davy OF their
Negroes aud deliver them All be at
tended topography. BENJAMIN DAVIS
nu26 No 8 w all strert nrJ.r re-
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COMMISSION MIR IlANT
ANlNG located p-i city Of Rieb-o-I
cite isruaents nd and other. on lis At
iOUR rO'A GO, '0RS, "a :. BACON, sCrIEg, LARD ,1e
he Pr d lction gturr i } Of he country.
III N"ies b. strst Sit-HN- a
ne pubic rHiloEaSr. as pros.ntf Earlrr Tin.
~ % Cay street ao o=er ny services 10 bay any ar
= ~, t.t---I ~ NV ~, nv. HGi- .rIr
.euiLh -, ~'i'tt Ihr ale OF A,n--,
Manufactures nd Importers OF Dry Goods 40 -
t-!iitnoTe street, bA!i!hCre }. POLLARD,
JAS. q Smith
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RULES held Of th- CIrcnIt Court Of
"A Go0eh'anl county, the 9Th day NJ August 1881
l.Nae farmer, aud Rebeeea his wife, ARGYLE
and John Argyle, P.sIntIrs
Al fuKs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29

B.; ROBINS - CnOLERA PREVENTIVE TIL. p.en,ra
Il Il - "t=red 20 lite pub ar.Iib. m
ot'E the 6vsiSe III eoSrr Tor Cholera Cnoels star US
- - - - S''S1A'n
Lts not nrpeasantto the no essen, -.
4S zoe, h"t Tr,ir'e; IN ';rt lit md driat
@ AHes tang d' you hare Ed 6y ,-si-H- 10 Tgrs, ,,.
20 oee Franklin sire, opposite Net oYitsS Hall .
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,,,,,,. i'nN-',N Dc PTEH, --------
,"mrntssinn ff-rrh,nt-
Svvu r,y-t hhhldiaS, SsocEo- T,,>1a.
IA - ETr p-Nrrt attention T. n. set. =, 5,,f
ines. % 80, &c. and oe by attention. y, ,ssst
'en-rally '-e''' 'her friends nrbl-
WI as rNsLEY JoHssoN, lat. In.ps Tor a. s.,,,o,,,.
s wm r PrGu late Of cart.v M,el,ensarr
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JAMEs WILKINSON.

We are manufacturing anil keep constantly on hand
CIRCULAR saws every So aud style and every other
az All saws stanpsJ ToLAND BURGER, are w,rraped in
W " Ts e fiGSn S m ets
Snail tia, We cannot srSrhteS no matt rom T
'a..s hos badly may hsve sprung SasIsd
lN AZ oifeuar sass warranted to true.
,,n,s s%TI a;,Sn ''''''' POLAND : BURGER,
Henry BURGER. jy2s-ciawsm
" InGNA:-A Rus' held in the Clerk, onl:e Ci.i
O,rt u Richmond county Monday Ith day Au
~ CHdyCERY
Roei Ca ter, Henry H. Lewis and Anne o. his wife, v
bnla ly.o'i C,n lauanis,
BE j3%I9 oEi: Tayos VIM T.vlos Edsa'd I T.yloe Henry
ner yies, Rrker aud Cathsne t VIC isptietts II
l. Key p6p ; ssy id% Ivy T." 49, WI KY R Ken
nrmi tad Wexford ana Elizabeth HE wife, snd Anne e.
m ,r q mis- to recover Of the defendant ,1in
a,a - interest h' irsaoi deyitd by the John
md %,TsSS aaSS SGS %s 'sa S m. be- I
It ~ arm. By ,d"natthe defendant, erj,nn o. Tay
f. Hem AIMlt Anne Take lance n'tc e,suarne lis
Ks PhipKe, SdsS ,I fsy spd Sm O. KsS.t "'H 9o
Is:'snis on this STATE II Is orrad TIA, ih- si drfeHd
sn do what I. nsse,s,y ~ rrtet hr
10 the aS@opS a. 1Sc Tsss G 3qt u''s ve Tge
mond be the front ao6r u the Coar HoG,c Of il
auiS-i'va', J. R. JErFaiEq @ o.
SlDD Hys%Anoe9o,.ay f,oa, s shop q Q; .
od NsoR t IL 0S 6 assS 81 isd s Ia,
@ oly,ars OF age, and about feet Pin'hts hgh When
ne et hehmond he had 10 his vifes Charles
he has since bten IN the city.
The aeoVo rcVard " fO viii be paid for NJ, delivery In m.
V Ja or 10 me, VI taken in the city Richmond adi,n
ihg eonnuei ROBERT w. FIuELGw,
Aui@-o'tdcWH No. 20 Maia street
"A TT HOODs.--lEr BtACRLErs CROSSE MICK
bNVL bbVAVhES, EARRINGS, &C. We have Jest opened
lag variety Oh also some nsa, ,s q Js nsd' sale by
AGl. huLKLEY co. iSI Main 81.
hpMiS nLhUN slLk--A large ssui,oiar RAN BACK
u ,sih'' Tor sale ~ a. HARTNELL 4 60,
Auto us Broad street.
SVNUHWE LiCOHICE. Crushed Sugar, Salad Oh La
guayra Coffee, Starch, Tor saeby
~ piyESpoRr, ALIEN co.
NE a,.i.N ga ssktnI hSO ga s,tUIIO y, II.Nt!
IN nave yu,t received large supply Of both Of
VALENTINE, oRESsHAw CO.
a, ~ No W, corner Broad, 9th aud Capitol streets
NJ ~ ~ styles 81 faney Dres aoos omsninE on h. nj
w. VII ~ - or near cost prieesamong them Grenadines
rk Mnns Tissues, Plain AID Figured Battgss PfueH Jaco
L'sn ulnghami and very good OF
USi W. a CO.
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ard I'm To- Bot pg 'itb ~ -
L...Esa ".-KAu av.y rOri he s.6cTi6eT o. /, !,
10 AsS/ l'h May, Negro Man uAzlsd MIX heio,r 10
sIce, Z! PoTatt,1 county, We. The said - ere il,
aiE let 1iu hes high. vel Sc. hllc- "a A. -
t b Wearss Nsvy Cap, his c.oili- ICt
'he 10 vr ARD ~i ne given delivered to n- ,rc III
tta Irnh-' kH oNc, Pulaski cOuLty or al i; lodged
isl vhrre gei hin. " - '-"r'1
1s'e-cH JAcoR RuwB)rGH.
'ENINStH, TUUis- Full a.. r. IN, Il-- oy,,.,,i -.
tr'n he mAru'SetGiers s-nts.
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The oh,ct ~ III, 5ni defendant Kitty Ar
lie, per ,onsI -s,,. an
'nse and proceeds OF The r' rsie william Arsvlr dc'
Received and In her and n
sAi, Ard 70 The p,nuG their 81 sTro ana A.
peang hy i iant hlc irat the defendants
lie, Aud JO.eph Argyle, not
this eJ not hsius euteed their on III,
motto az the pAtr by u Is
fndsus Frederick trsyi', Andew A-gy Joseph Ar
syle, appear Within one mouth att due pGbNt hi
and do that their
Of this pub i,hed we-E,
Ia the III hmnnd Why, print In en-
mprd md posted at the this
~, on tue hTst day OF the next County Court.
A Copy--Tyste
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A - = ~ LONppN, assR. NaW hOuK.
yNt NJ w tQuAkL tturts DufHestio
vs., fr'sei GA = the best medical sork, any en-
" pot popular and moral tale Of the present DAY.
~ IN L'nior or Day ard Ns S,uss q Jerry aud
OILY couplvt vcItiCn ip.k. Lnfen.
10 oPy,n lie ana ussn.f 10 Fsaar Letters Frsud b.
hsniy Cot man, = $40
Ee Pitttyr'. Ntrtlein bnos. 9vi. ~ 20.
Iypvs Of MAntine; D. Mott e ~ dIon. S. o.
fiV fe.I' N hyih Me- tphefs ~ vincent Srlts. Sqs
The Youth o. Jtfer chronicle
Nliiams g,Nfgu q, a p.,isG4 is Rte -F' -
Ei'srims - "s.ins an ~ Ashes S'fietlaoa. 100.
Lamp Lighter tEos sdit0b) i,iH
o. Hoy No o. ani Of Co1icsit n
Lathe, e en sads o. unsqr JOIN Nyers aai hs Is,
story OF thv NaieN o. Virgin a. limo 1stn Al 1850
Hard Times. ~ O%sf!es Uesebs. Iesnf.
bod SAMMY Abflal ~ Lever. IS cents
cir Jssprr Osrsy - cents.
PiiaAms hassainS for srpierh =. % eens,
Gci'l l. dy's Boot for September. ~ NJ
w 49,, 80, - cent?
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ak "hr"N".nA"h DELING-T6e sufsetib,r ~ogis -.
~ 'I mos Hh' have frr e. u 4 he h, .r p
"" w n. fi,rchsi ca GATED nd iivrt II the b.,S a,
- 80 o faistr smt. Main and ip,h 80.
So - sbS-u .. thai ias NIrsinsian "a Is,us ~
- s 90 s,e sort he hopes 10 be tursrsd iy
7N'i'. COZ the =.
~ m touni ~ ne Hsrissve store Of Joipson n, s
- ''H street, hhucnd, Who have kind Cdsrcd 20 p esI,.
u3-,s,s y. W. sAFFJkD
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NTF' u ~
It's numerous erds and pGr r-pray for the ven.
rous pAo' thev 'vr best upon the LIST
years. sf ~ Increase OF business hs!ng
Pe hH Tor TaEi Of CON- to nove to tenement ahOv
he Exe Arge ank which
'e Transaction 81 rn>i''sI THIS etAh ihrrnt
tSo departments the basement which veil surie nj
l-rrr stocs tor thu rAnsaeon the
era - above Tie basement hs been great exp-ns Geu
~ hsdern stV, Tor the sic purIc.e Conducting Rrt
hai-ess attached 20 which Ice Cream
aItsd ~ IL -h ard lea NJ IL the mos;
eieni E"TSnen Of PA and vr
~ c.ud's, nj Tor hr epecs pgrIsse furnishing W.dLn
Parties, ttsF IN tnSn eaHy Particular rr.ian vi
pad ts branch Of hu'ne afd o'drre ror p
ness At ' .hTesi notice also !npo Z ali snd
Fr=ueh canrs, EOGbOu Of Fancy ArtlcI-
-, . Jut> PIZZtNI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29

Eiv Argyle sdnlnrA,rix Of wiiim Ar ye deceased
Ahiau 4 his orphan children John 81 An
Kean, derea.-d. Han Ke.n euro nm NJ Tr.
vuiNr, frederick Argyle, Andrew Argyll Eawsrd Arg L.
nhIoseph Agyr, Deleudauts,
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-, loUfsyL.E. KENTUCKY
" rork, wh' Cheese, Tnothy, ripe Gas. and CIV.
S-=Es viii b pa u>y attended agent for T-,..
E 'fi"n Lines Via Eat md "hi RI!r r.,
-! hoGt de az. ~ " - N'-1
Reivr 20 aes Jr, BlIm-re SIS Rra'y "ashci MANDY
Bans wheeling NrtIl Mcknight ~ Ptus k.ntsrIv
Louisville; Villains Breihei, RehEsoud, Virginia.
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"a u. 'l'- a. iAin UALis "a UHEK--Ti j. ,,,.5-
t's vel kn1sn nl f. PAr,uariy rseor1u rded \,
OF ueiT'n system 10 rsNu. uit an s.ab .pt ,gtssi
G g ,spd .'F,,ly -. cable the
tr.iAh M sf-uts have b..u tod.i. wb
deli, htful t,ste PtjRrt,I ,t,n IN egoiA' OF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-29

-. Importer Of Hard. .re and Cl,;err
w NJ" IS Ns:n street
5INALE IsAI;DysF. Eve are now in y-c-;r, ., -
.e' s',eS OF "Cci consi'inr - Pocket Table ts
,I.ls patterns; Cans nj III H. haa ne a..or-r
h.L'NG NATEFNs, "a - IIEse ser.vs Mis-, Is -
,"oiS % al! descriptions Carpenter. c
= u tc!l' - aud tarGer,' Use; inE rsuts!.
scr m NJ % FoiEnHu3 nuec r,su;.'Is to ),
w! ahn entry Frafc. so lAEge fI..h s,o,k
hAInN ,EE consisting nit, u7s fueEs A.
serge, Web ,sg, wLips &c 80 N-'' =
Ca purchase have been made direct rem H.
hnr'fe aud America, upon favorable i-rrls.
h4Vi tad th- las: 90 or 81 v,srs =, s.
ht o 10 cuniry ira upln ir- M
trt mrEt Of Hardware suitable 10 tie d-sn Of n, ~
cN tennessee ant North Carolina MtTcA.n To b. f,5 H.
a } oae howe Ia the United states - -
W. M - rvsgci:u I, invite t,n
s h'ehHn 'thefs visiting this 5srEr;, cling
rsase that cAn'Et the gssi cas- cusonrr.
SMITH EOBgRTS
Importers % Hardware, 70 u p All str.,,
~ Nvayso h'ni a.,oriue. = Of Sii, az, s.,
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- tNePN. EIs hOi, sAi.t-- Wre.y Newspaper xi,l,
lis OF 40 Tssponsib subeTbers and sdSestsiny and
b FaiIV worth ~ % to 2Fs prr Anruu, rr
upon rca.on'b'e terms TITS paPer /, puh In easautF
situated IN o. the iagsi ropuoI- nj wealth,
th- a;-i Virginia larr ar'H for no,s
extensive "ireu-i ctan ii' alton s-a II he'd VI.
proprietor TO eject 'a- bv the LIST Septsube
next, u volume fite IArt- Wit then commence
For 'u-ih-r rr-t. ulas an a olir- eo-dIefs
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EpAsCCJk,GGJI,y :2n sr.Gn LINE -. =,

n Leigh, s,ond door from Sikh rei, present lj:
p'ed by Jr H. Watkins. Poss-ic gsvca The LIST Sep LII
TENDER. Appyto
aul5-tisi Sept LOCRETT A PANKEY
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thuLkhA! Cli"LRifA!!-A great maEy exaggerated re
" have out to thu prevalence ol>rdn
Rehmond which have iehened country friends, pre-
them from coming the city ion Of
The New Yots Lie nsuanea Company rghtene
Of the Of C. and
TO Insure lives o the terms.
This Company sin very prosperous condition. ard
the mutual system all profits the In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04
Marine Affairs.

LOsS Of TUE BAl.k MOPANG.
The ship Hemisphere, Pray from Hasrs, arsiv.
this port yesterday, reports:-Fell in with the barr.
rang, Capt Downs, from satla River for Boston, w,
logged and din,astei, the 39th Nov, In Lat 30 dol
min long. II deg 46 min. and TOOK off the captain
crew, and brought them to this port. The following
Capt. Downs report
Nov. 22.-Sailed from st. Andrews Bar with III
breeze from southwest. 23d-Iight breeze from sou.
and cloudy, making but little water.
24th-strong gales from s. to S.sE and equal
close reeed the SAIL tried the pumps and found she
more water than usual.
26th-Lat So deg. ~ mn. long. IS deg. Is mu wi
hauled to west northwest strong gale; leak incrsasb
daily; one pump continually gorg.
2eth-Ctntinues with strong gales from west le
still increasins both pumps going good part Of I
day.
27ih-Wind northwest, strong gales; tackod W sout
west thinking TO get in found the leak about the sar
as yesterday; lat 80 deg. min, long. ~ 49,
2sth-strong gales from northwest to west noTthwe
to north, thinking TO mako the land on that tack.
18th, lat. 50 So, Ion. II So at noon wind rthwes
strong ssss ~ n sounded , the pumps and foul
hove TO- and pumped her out but found that the pun
would but just keep her free Kept her before the VIII
but che leaked the same. At 8 A. M. let her com,
again, and at r. NJ. heavy sea struck her, andlh
commenced eli ng very fast pumps going continuity
At midnight four feet water. At A. N. of the 30thh
filed and fell her side; cut away her masts M
sbe righted complete wreck, with nothing above va
but tho top of her house. At day light saw numbs
vessels pass at distance, but enough to 70
MS. At 10 A. II. fore-andat schooner passed so ~
that We could almost read her name, and althoughs
had signal of distress flying and could zee two men
her rigging looking at US, she offered assistance Sc
after We saw ship steering for us, which proved 10
us OF the wreck and treated us with great kndns,
and supplied US with clothes &c. To Captain p and
officers feel very grateful for had 1t not been for TIA
timely aid we should doubtless have perished and '
had no provisions or water, and nothing except wh
We stood In. 0. L. DOWNS,
Late Master bark Mopsng, Of New Yors
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AT The ST. Nichcas-Ilon Elijah Ford Buffalo; Or WE
Colonel Psytop virginia; Captain George Simpson sss
Fran John Magec Eq, Bath James Wadsworth Ca
nAds John 3. Howe Mobile, Ala Colonel Justice
Maine; q Hewett, Jr owegoi < NcAahon. Canada Joks
Cressop Piiiadelpis: r. s. Fuller Haliisx VIM s. Huh
tell Eso bath; u. Ncwcomb Rochester; Vm N, Crab
Thiiadefpha; VIM p Converse, Now Orleans; ,. H. Judd
Chicago.
Al tho Metropolitsn-Hon. c. Eames Minister 10 vsns
suos Central America; Hon. d. Stewart Detroit D.
Mudse ST. Louis g. w Witrey, do; c. r. Iipman do r.
Iaycrmore do. Hon. II. James, s. c.: j. Kallaca Ohio.
Col. Johnson, Philadelphia. V'
From New crleans Ind Havana, in steamship Black war
rior-- Geo kcher, II Jackson. Miss Waldron rs.n
lady snd two CHI drsn Mrs Major re ard two dsu
Ahrens Del Prodo, Morena T.Arrentouo Geo Harris
y laCota, Amtrosia valentia, Lopez, W Douglass w
Rsy, Lacosts, z syng, N Earrens.
From Matangas, In bark God Hunter-E Armstrop- a p
noane Capt Ireland, Miss Klusotm Hammond captsl,
bell. - ~~f's'A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04
Efeets Of the Failure of the Allies Before
Sebastopol.

scbastopol.
Our last accounts from Europe state that the
advance guard Of Lmder's army was gathering
fast to the north of Balaklava, and that me
nacing /. dy of Russians were ranged In line
from he northern defences of Sebastopol to the
mountains on the sc0board, 20 that the all ;os
were enclosed between the fortress itself, these
new troops, and the sea. One need not be a
soldier to perceive the peril Of this position
II was well understood in the allies camp that
nothing but an assault could save them and
the orders for that movement were hourly ex-
pectcd. Upon the success Of m assault depends
lar mole than the fate Of the armies ranged be-
fore Sebastopcl.
Should il prove o failure and thr oops BE-
compelled to take TO their ships 4. ter severe
leases, a stand would at once be taken by the
governments Of Germany. Prussia would throw
of the fiimsy mask which has not ava!lcd to con-
eeal her designs and Austria would direct her
army in the Principslities to cooperate with
the Russians against the Turks. The necessity
which has hitherto existed for an appearance
Of caution on the part Of Russia would then die
epreer; aud the body Of troops which have
been seemingly occupied In watching the Aus
trisn army would at once unite with them
Tbeac points arc admitted by all who are well
informed on the continent of Europe. Tue
sympa,hies Of the German courts have always
been with the Gar: nothing but sense of
danger has restrained them from openly cs-
pousing his cause now. The failure Of the allied
expedition against the Crimea, involving as it
would, not only moral check, but an actual
loss Of life which the diminished army contin-
gents Of the Western Powers can i'll afford,
would remove the risk that formerly attended
on alliance with Russia England and France
win Rave enough to do to repair their losses
without undertaking hostile movements against
Germany. Under these circumstances, IL seems
beyond reasonable doubt that the news Of the
failure Of the allies before Sebastopol will be
followed almost Immediately by the open alli-
ance Of Russia, Austria, and Prussia.
Nor win Il Involve less portentous conse-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04
Malls Tor the Pacific.

THE NEW YORK HkRALp--CALIFoRN,A EDITION.
The United States mail steamship George Law, Capt
BOX, win leave this port TO afternoon at two
O'Clock, for Aspinwan.
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
yin close at O'Clock.
The New YORK Wsi1IY HE7AIl--Calfornis edition.
containing the latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world win be published at eleven O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Single copies In wrappers ready FOR mailing, sixpence
Agents will please send in their orders early pos
dhh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

The sea- rendering The elmats too cold for either
cotton or corn.
Tn q general review Of our correspondence
upon the crops, we nnd that the late drought
has b. en- severest through the New England
end middle States; that from North Carolins
to the Gulf Of Mexico and along The Gulf
States, they have suffered much less, - also
Gom the mouth OF the Mississippi up to Its
sourcss; that occasion Al belts, even in the in
terror States, have escaped tue worst effects OF
the general dearth that in Texas they had IA
vorable seasons that in New Mexico they had
an unusual quantity of rain, and an abundance
of It in California and Oregon. The fact IL,
that country 30 vast as ours, occupying the
breadth Of o great continent, caa never feel
the whitening Influences of a general drought
A deficiency Of rain in one part will be made ap
by surplus in another; and short crops in one
section will be redetme by superabuuiance
somewhere else. There Is no such country as
this under the sun. Long live the Union!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04
Destructive Fire at Black Rock.
BURHING OF THE FRONTIER FLOUR MILL, AND Loss
or THE PROPELLER INTERNATIONAL.

BUFFALO, Dec. ., 1854.
About O'Clock, p. NJ today, fire broke out in the
Frontier Flour Mill, at Black Rock, which, with all It's
contents consumed Some is 600 bushels Of grain
and 600 barrel Of -four in the mill at the tine
Tie propeller International lying at her DOCK tool Gre
burned TO the water's edge and then sunk. She
owned by the Buffalo and Brantford Railroad Company,
and worth about SIS COO. The mill property in
dispute between the estate Of Ferdinand Suydam and
the Seneca County Bank. II fully insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04
The Body or DIR. Franklin Found by DIR.

ALBANY, DEC. - Ibo4
The Lake Superior Asnim9 NeSs, Of Nov. Q. con
tains the following by private letters learn that
the bodies Of Sir John Franklin and his have been
found by Dr. Kanes party Frozen perfectly preserved
In last number gave the report of the intell
gence derived from Of the Esquimaux Indians
the discovery Of of the silver used by Frankn's
expedition and marked with his initials The later
port OF the discovery OF the bodies and from
thority have the right TO believe it to be true The
editor makes mention of the of his information
nor OF the direction whence II came.
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T III f l. "A Il e 8 T N f w 3 !.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPHS.
From Washington.

From Washington.
ARRIVAL OF CONGRESsMEN-THB POLITICIANS ALL
ALIVE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, 1854.
The members Of both houses arriving horc in Large
numbers from all sections Of the country The greatest
activity being exhibited and everybody ia looking
forward TO the proceedings Of with feelings Of
considerable interest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

THE AGITATION CoxMEKCED-By a political
manifesto, which we print to-day, it win be
seen that the anti-slavery agitation has already
commenced in Kansas, and the issue between
the candidates for delegate to Congress will
turn on the abolition point. The result of the
election will show whether or not the plans of
Eastern agitators will be allowed to interfere
with the right of the people Of Kansas to settle
their own affairs in their own way.
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TIE I1rg GRspsroNE AccrDENT.--Yesterday. Coroner
Wilhelm held on inquest upon the body OF the
boz, David Caldwell, who, as we stated few days sgo
was severely injured by the bursting OF n ycind.
stone in the factory Of the Unon steam works corner
Of Twenty second street and Sec, nd avenue verdict
OF accidental death rendered. The deceased was
thirteen years OF age and lived with his father corner oil
Fifty third street Rnd Lexington avenue. -.
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Naval Intelligence.

The q. &. surveying schooner Guthrie Com T.-sn.
arrived vt Charleston 29th ult from Portland Sh ex
perienced heavy weather during the passage.
e. 8. SLoor oY-W Ar ALBANY-The Norfolk Beocoasay.
there is truth in the statement going the rouns 81
the PRESS that letter had been received in that cty
from an officer OF this vessel indicating her safety The
che getting under way at Asp;nwal since whn M
intelligence Of her has been received
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The Virginia Democratic State Convention.
NOMINATION OF STATE OFPICERs--GEN PIERCE EN-
DORSED.

RICHMOND, Dec. 8, 1854
The Virginia Democratic State Convention, after
stormy session Of three days. have nominated Henry A.
Wise for Governor, Z W. McComas for Lieutenant Go
vernon, and W. p. Bocock for Attorney General.
motion was made to make Mr.. Wse's nomination
unanimous; and although many noes were heard, the
Chairman declared that the nomination had been
whelmingy carried.
Resolutions were then passed approving Of Franklin
Peroes administration, and declaring that he had faith
fully adhered to the constitution.
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Mails FOR Europe.

NEW YORK BHRALD-EDIrIoN FOB EUROPE
The Cunard mail steamship Canada Captain Stone, VIII
1ave Boston, Wednesday at IL O'Clock for Liverpool
The European mails win close in this city at afpast
two o'clock Il. morrow afternoon.
Toe HERALD (prnted in French and English) win be
yahshed At 10 O'Clock in the morning Single copies in
wrappers, sixpencs
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition of
ne NEW York HERALD will be received at the following
yAAcss in Europe
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The contents Of the European edition Of the HERALD
yin embrace the received by mail snd telegraph AT
the Office during the previous week. and to the hour Of
pobhcstion.
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From Philadelphia.
EaIIROAn ACCIDENT THE WEATHER.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3, 1854.
Yesterday Michael Shields, psdar, in attempting to
get burthcn at Paoh, the Columbia railroad,
accidentally fell and was killed almost instantly
Rain has been falling here ell day, but the Viud
changed this evening round to the northwest, and
snow storm is Just commencing.
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Court Of General Sessions.

belOre heCOrutr THOU. 4
This court oTens for the term this day. The fclov
is The calendar Of prisoners, in the Tombs, avail
trial, as made out by Mr.. John H. whitmore, the
cient clerk Of the city prisons -