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turns Of ls counties. figures up majority for
Clark 267, since recei.ed official returns Of
10 additional counties which upon the basis
of Times table increases Clark's majority
to Sy5.
Flour in moderate demand; sales 5000 bbls
good Ohio and Western at IS GAS So;
Southern better; sales 1900 bbIs at So STA
93l. Wheat uns tiled.
Sales 56. 900 bus corn, western mixed S9l
a9o4; pork firm and unchanged. sales 1900
bb!s; sales 900 bbIs lard, firm; coffee l0c,
quiet; sugar firm; molasses unchanged.-
Lnseed oil. dull; lard oil $4,000; iron firm,
Scotch pig Sa4sa6; Kentucky tobacco dull;
at u; money unch anged.
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x.,uAatR pRoPERrY FOR SALE.

d ofe Land onina
the town Pa,oka Columns miles north OF Prince
Am ;hon county Indiana ard 30 rods from the Railroad
a. aces az SAID Land cleared aud we'll
Meaiov Pssure Plcsshland we'll and the soil
> OF su rrassed y any in the county
ALSO-is House and Lots in the town OF Patoka Known
as The Pa House The Lots lie sethrr and embrace
.hou, acres we'll various kinds
fruit Living spring Of water running through them
Sal, Property ARRANGED Tor Ev
ansve vinc~p being about equal distances the
Railrcsd places Any WISHING purchase
would call the subs living the premises
before the 18th Of December he leave home
that time. -
oct27-sw6 WILLIAM JER AULO.
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COMMERCIAL.
W.pxEspAY, EyEs,xc. Nor, +

WEDAEsDAY, EVENING, Nov. Is.
RIvER-Rising at all points above ant
commencing to rise here. A bout fUur 1esl
water on the principal bars above.
WEArnER-Mild and pleasant, after the
rains of the past week.
BUSINESS Continues to improve 40 the
season advan 'es. Country prod ice is begin
ming to arrive in small lots and Is generally
on the advance. The stock Of staple groce
ries continues low in consequence Of The low
river and high price Of freignls. Dry goods
market buoy ant. Money market very much
mixed. with n" prospect Of improvement
Our prices current are not essentially
changed since last week, although grain and
other products OF the farm are firmer.
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GEORGE KIEx. DECKER. PHILIP KRAMEs.
GEORGE KLEIN a. CO.,
SOAP, CANDLES ASD LARD OF MANCFACTORY.
tvan.silIe, Indians.
undersigned leave 70 ,."rm the Merchants Of
indiana the p1blic generally that tneiY
Factor, L. pi-ted aud th-y ready
faeture Soap Candles and Lard OIL sese
W. will ci-s manufactured good. aud the
prices los Pu, hssed in CincisnA We manu-
aeture all qualities done
in that city and equal fse les nth in sh- West
Thsutu the liberal patronage have ALREADY received
determined IN merit ntihuanee and an tnefease Of
the iih~ ,- rsrt OF the pah
lie for the sstablshmvns Of Home Manufacturer II our
city
N. B.The highest marks, price. slssy. g.'d for Taov.
Lara an Grease. - sind GEORGE KLEIN e CO
G1yinc, Gss'se and Hendsrsoa Courier copy
and send hills TO th,s once.
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sTOR WANTED.

GTOR AGE W ANTED.
NV nd in tirs Proof arehorse.
w any quantity st Grain. Produce Mercha ndiss on
IN, literal
ayog large asd airy stairs particular will
taken usshod Furniturr. Agricultural Implements
all kinds goods liable from damp
ras
or long r whrn desired.
Warehouse located corner Locust sees aud W and -
Canal convenient shipping h. River Rail-
road Appyto novI GEO. FOSTER 4 CO.
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8 . 9 9 Z 9 Z & .
MeLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL
IlNUMENT.

,HE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
i has performed after all other remedies mao aiee,
arrants proprietor in asserting that II he the only
inimsbt that will cure Chronic or nnanmator. hheu
maism Paralysis stiffness or weakness IN the JOINTS
Musces or Liganenis, Contracted Muscles, Bruises,
Neuralgia Toothaehe. Earach-. any Pain II will re-
move any swelling, Tumor Piles. Hard Lumps, Caked
Breasts Sore Nipples, Bites OF Musquios OF any H.
And Is will cleanse, purify and heal the FouLEsf
long they may have existed. II wi also soothe ana
heal Burns seaids, Fresh Cuts, Wounds &c. sooner
''-" OVER A MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1885, and the demand Is increasing
daily and have never heard OF case wherein y nas
failed 10 any external disease, "hen properly
Who then will suffer from Pains. Sores or swelii,ss
when a safe and sure remed! is SO eas,'. oo'~neo'
Rsxd the following certificate. whlchs
INCoNTESTABLE PRoof
n mel. sir: feel tia dut, owe to the public
10 make know the following hoping the! ma. eain ~
nm, apS discard worthless stun which has
been into notice BY false certificates n long
80 .onis. was confined to my room q cripple
to-. pssr1,,i-m Ny knee was swollen tremendous
~ n,oineng he most severe PAINS The muscles were
conrsc:.d 30 th.t could MOI ..ragn'en q! reg All
done 30 good than any other grease; obtnined
and used yosr Volcanic oil Linmen- m three weeks
Anxious CASkDAf Saline county. Ill.
10 IL now we'll. Nm NJ ELLIOTT, PIkney VILE.
Render IL the owe 10 not sufficient TO convince you
Of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil lninent
call and examine the fhorsands which we hav" in our
from all parts of the country and II you wiz
u supply and IL does not give satisfas
non, the money will be returned to the purchaser.
FoR HORSES ANp OTHER ANIMALS.
McLeabst celebrated Lnimen is the only safe and 70
liable remedy for the cureof SPAWN, Ring Bone. Wine
Calls. splinss Unnatural Lumps Nodes or SweliinRs:
Ii iii fail 80 Big Head Poeyil, Fistula old
Running Sores sweeney. If properly applied. Pof
Sprsin. Bruises Scratches, Cracked Hoofs (hses sad
die or collar Calls Cuts Wounds IL is infallibls
remedy. Appl, as directed. and a cure IL certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells. OF the So. Louie
Omnibus Company:
Thisis cerf, that have used the Mexican Mustang
Imminent and Meieans Volcanic Oil Iiniment. on our
omnibus horses that were lame, spraned and for swell
ings and have found McLesn's Volcanic oil Iinimens
10 he the best Lipipept. ERAsTUS WELLS,
, ofthe 1r,n Of Case * Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English ana
German.
This Lrimentis now put up in IS cent SO centand 81
bottles. The so size contains three mee tne yum
ty the q cent and Oh in proporon 70 tbe eoss
T. For sals by J. II. MCLEAN, sole proprietor.
ro,..,. in Eyansyis' Ind. by KELLER FARNS
LEY & CO., at Proprietor's prices. tran'
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OH. sc RE wOsKS.
HOUSE, FURNISHING GOODS.

lNOLBUkN A Observation-Disclosures have NJ open for
~ zm.atios large stock Of turnishnE G,ods
ssiag of Three Ply Ingram IoS pced Carpets.
and Hall Csrps Of varoa. patterns and qualities Flo Oil
Cloths IS feet side. Satin de LANES woPsed
Cotton Dsmasks furnitures aud ro oanes
Muslin and Lace Gu saus. oruices Curta Pins and
Tow-lsg Piano and Table Clio -. Blankets Of all
sizes an 4 quail les.
q which will warrant good be unj Also.
Bed Conf OF all sizrs Ali will sell
the quality he f.and this side Allssheu,
Noun, aims F"stsr Block st a.. near Msis. ocD
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AUCT.ON MnOMs,

n IN STREET. BERN EES SECOND AND THIRD.
"a have auction Rooms Main
w the old Court ous where prep sred OF receive
and sell mmissi.a auction private all kinds
derch sndse Household fu nrur~ Horses. Bussie.
Cash sdvano-s made eonsig m ~ sell
REGt LAR SALES-Ev ~ Tuesday Thursday aad Sstus-
day commencing AZ o'cocx w. aad Tuesday. wsdses-
day and Fro ~ evenings A. gas lighting
W. ~ ais. particular the selling OF Lad
aud Towu Lots
All perons having Lands Lots Horses Wagons. husries
rchanse % description SILL fully
iieitsd " give a call. oc7-iy wOOLSEY 4 NkLSON
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.

NXTE nov hand VI the complete and de-
" srabe stocks Of Dr, Goods he fcusa
which to all ca<h Promp. time buyers a.
Our hong directly from the
importSr and In quality and pness
eeiv comp-tton RON any OF the markets In the
thankful all Of old fr-nds and
feel well sssured that make their interest veil
th~s Of all Others bu,ing give cell before
else v here. oclS JOHNS & FRENCH. :
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DONNErs.-goS straw BSnnst.. styles. ree'dthis
ncrs JAS. tow CO., sis Main It,. Leu y.
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JoHx. j. CuAxpLEx JAMES HARLAN. JR.
CHANDLER 4 q ARLAN.
OHS J. CHA Di.nk AND JAMES HARLAN =. nave
associated themselves tg-her pzrsers IN the
efIzw and wall atesa to ala nhi~a 70 them ons
or boh slvys BE- fund their Locust street.
opp.st. h.rwood House T. counsel or transact
Evansville. Nov. 3. Is54.-iy
Y AsrERN PAPtR CURRENCY will pay oas
Ia per premium for such Of New .rk. jersey.
Pss vSnis and Connecticut Bank paper in
New York City povs MORGAN ksEN PRESTON.
UINDERWEAR.-wear care In recipe OF 50 cases Msrino
" Underwear. 10th in Shirts and Drswen
vies seeen efon sS6 JAS. LOW & co.
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NCES.-30 pieces black Silk Laces lust reed and 70
ale b. novs Jas. Low CO AIS Man ST. Loa KY
EOl.n PrNS l:O,.D Cu,I\s.


GOLD Pans. GOLD I'll tINs, ErC
NV OF Justly celefra-
w ted Gois p IA. manufAct red by A. Mort L. CO..
New fcrs wnch wall warrant q. hr-zk fair
u-zg wri.ipg: they do anohrr pm for the brv
kea We ave Ass h,nI l'rg, assortment 81 'ivid
ant liver Watches of description Gold Guard Fob and
Vest Chz'us Gid Necklaces. hi ant Ruhy R,ugs-in
short. geurr s-sor fwach-s clocks J-w-Iy all
Of which vii 81 stshe lowest hgurs cash
ever, asticy 10 D. ~ Z such a. rvprss.a'ed
LAND FOR SAL
uNGTY Acres Of valuable ana for sale kno~n ~ part OF
tn city Sxis nd finely locate f'r family residences
or s.l on asonaLlr f.r
.wvve -thua in years tn For
further particulars enquire VI ...,.- .,.
nvvs-4~ "OoLSEh u NELSON.
@,HOICE FRE. n GROCERIES d PROVISIONS
" on pod % C~nva. Sugar Cured H.m.
SO do do do Dried Beef,
;vo do PLAIN Hams and shoulders.
Starxh.
10 a, Ol-ne aud Palm Soap.
10 d. Star CAndies,
sack Pepper.
hos Cn.e.i ste. box Co "a. s. Clifton.
- blis Marx. rs,. 10 boxes d~rrns.
10 x-s Pepper sauce. eH tee 5ihs Indigo.
bel extra syrup boz Css.sls Soap.
~ boxe. Ensii-h Dairy Cheese,
Putnam Farm do.
Is DO W. X. Cream do. received at
I asv3 COO.x'S Family Grocery.
I
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Cm d dass. ' '" ''' ~ wv ' y 's
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UDOCLTRY.-sd dor Chickens;
s dor Ducss:
30 Turkeys; Just received -
eetrY COOKS Fam ~ 0rseefy
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
lust ORENlSaD ~ MAIN SrR EXT

JUST OPKNED o. MAIN EisT.
undrrs gusd have formed partnership under the
i style and hrmo " ): v,ck.sy. t. carry the
Grocery and rovisiou business in u house known
'Old Che kered Store opposite sca.n Sous Stove
Sor Man street bet ID aud 3D. We will keep
staatly hand for sale all articles usually Kept
Family 'roeery store; ais" Cera. cat Bran AID Feed
rally We will heering
piled with fresh Batter Eggs and all Of ~hieh with
rythns els In line. viii deliver par has
W.
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NEW CNND,DATE IN the PaEi.u

VIE tzli Sty Vie Tat NACTIER NJ R
Il CoNSi.R. is no~ before the pablic. and will
again any other Hat without distinct nf parties In point
nnish heAury and durability Citizens about voting them
selves Hat ~Vald do well call aud .x.min snd-
aae will sp~ak for ITSELF Main street. between First aud
Second octs
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"a ERsHANTS Shipping or recsv,ns N-rchsndse or Pro-
duce by Canal gill Snd warehouse the mo
nient for that has Our charges viii be n
he business will be and attended
. oetas-Ind HILL d H0LLADA1.
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sAyI5Gs BANK,

SHTs Bank p~yse epos.es payable
on dsmand trys and sells E,chsps.. C,in Uneurrens
Money de 6e srsnts Loans msfes Collections and re
promptly Of Ezchbse eeney fcmitd 70
all pars Of Europe. oetii-n n. COPELAND CasAier
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DLACK AND FaNCT DRESS SILKS We hsv. a, hand
ID superb stock of sese desirable goods which
Ter the trade hssvy discouRt years prizes OHi
~ shsA. Urls yuANY N fRDNCH.
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L reed .ad for sale by ssss PRESTON BROS.
Wo9DEN AND WiLL0Wc M,ARs: boon
100 Market Basses. y covered Market Baskets.
Is do1 sroo@s. sdo shaker Bsoo.s.
ses.,. ie each ar T.s:. x Bras: Hoped Cesar
1dor Covered Buckets. Buststs. -
3ds do Bosss. IS rross Clothes rms.
do Hash Mrs. aca Jute Mats;
do 1snili~ MasH Potato NAshers Butter Ls-
d. Pine ChuPas, dlrs and Rolling Pas.
l do Csdrf de- edez Buckles,
do Butter Prins IS 90 HsaF.h BPosns.
aovi COOKS Family Gso.sv.
COMPREHENSIVE.
,m 's III Mssc IT, r..
sriioa Of Genera Produce. Fs,.Ardns aad Comuiss
business in this city. EDWARDR. HILL.
ssps,-s MARCUS T. HOLIDAY.
G. PTsHEE IA SOW sEsS EiSsT YfXRs IN
Evansville constantly adding all the Iiss'e aud
with present sransenent- with Eastern merchants eaa and
will sell cash. the lowest market prices Custom
vaneg Store nader Odd Fse~s' Hall Hirss s,rses
e2-Iyd&w
DLAcK ASDFANcT DRESS SILKS I'VE hsv. a, hand
ID superb 81 desirab goods which will
Ter 70 II. trad. - hs..y discount o. ss years g.js Gail
aAVIJGa DAMN
- FIRST STREET. BELOW MAIN. .
sann per az. ss. or
Money de 6e grants Loans makes objections and RENTS
promptly az current rates Of E.eha.se nensy
al paris OF Earops. oetll-f u. COPELAND C.sAsf
wAB ASH AND ERIE CANAL;
M aass ~ Canal PHI as our .arsasu.s ss
nient for that Our charges VIII be
the business viii Be PROMPTLY and MI
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ltOl.D W tNTED.-we wi pay pr eentlpremu ir
~ tor Thousand dollars American told.
nov7 MORAN KEEN 4 PRESTON.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. cox said Mr. Speaker rise to discharge the mcan-
choy duty of announcing to this House the death of my
colleague the Hon PRESLEY EWING who the time of his
death, member of this House from the State of Ken
lucky Since the close of the last session he has paid the
debt of Nature and has been summoned to state "rom
whose bourne traveller returns"
Mr.. EWING left this city few days before the adjourn
ment of Congress- in good health to return TO his paterna
home his native State--a home endowed with every
blessing which could afford comfort in this life and defy
the approach of every enemy of earthly happiness
affection and the King Of Terrors There he received
with welcome which but kindred hearts and hands
can bestow or appreciate.
Besides this, the approving greetings of intelligent
CONSTITUENCIES constituency who were proud Of their rep
resentatve whose talents and Jealous discharge of duty
had shed lustrc and henor upon themfed the
of virtuous ambition But he not long permitted
enjoy this enviable condition The ways of Providence
are inscruabe to ain the midst of life in DEATH
and the hour of apparent security is often the period of the
greatest peril. Suddenly and without premonton the
messenger of death executes hs summons and hurres his
victim to the dark shadows of the grave.
The deceased my intimate acquaintance associate
and friend. could dwell upon his many manly virtues
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

FRIDAY DECEMBER s, 1854.
Hon. Colin NJ Ingerso of Connecticut, was admitted al
attorney and counsellor of this court
No. g. Israel W. Raymond appellant u.s. VIM. Tyson
The argument of this concluded by Mr. Lort
for the appellant.
No o. The Troy Iron and Nail Factory Company Us
George Odiornc and Francis Odiorne, r This was
argued by Mr. George I. Curtis for the complainant
Nos IL, H. and 49, Joseph Battin pacntee and Samue
Battin, assignee plaintiffs in error James Taggcrt
Robert Radcliffe John Johnson and John G. Hewes The
argument of these commenced by Mr. Keller fol
the plaintiffs in
Adjourned till Monday morning, IL o'clock.
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LAST OFFICER OF THE REvoLurIoNCapt Robert
Burnett who is believed to have been the last survivor of
the commissioned officers of the regular army of the
luton died his house in Orange county, New York
the 10th ultmo. He born the I'D OF February,
l762 and was at his death 90 years eight months and
eight days old Captain Burnett was appointed euen-
ant in the regiment of artillery in the service Of the United
States commanded by Col John Lamb, the 10th day of
June l7sbeing then only 10 years ofage-and continued
in the service during the
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MASSACRE on PLATTE RIvER.-Mr. Udolphus Wolfe, who
recently returned from trip the Plains gives the fol-
lowing information the editor of the Kansas Telegraph
" His party consisted of eight men, who their
Fort Laramie; and while cncamped on the bank Of
the South Platte river the 25h of October last the In
dans fred upon them, killing one of their men They inn
mediately rercaed to their wagons and the Indians a
preached about fifteen in number the whites fired upon
Them killing three our the remainder of them rallied
with YELL and they rushed three four
killed and the party Of whites then rushed upon the
Indians and desperate conflict for few moments ensued
in hand to-hand fight during which time Mr. Wolfe got
wounded in the ankle The Indians fed the river.
Four of the whites and eight of the Indians killed
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The AMERICAN Arctic ExrEprrros-we copy the fol

THE AMERICAN ARCTIC ExPEDrrIoS-We copy the fol-
lowing from the Baltimore American
Serious entertained for the safety of the Grin
nell expedition under DR.. Kane. When last heard from,
DR.. Kane at Upernavik which is within the Arctic
circle and in latitude about 70 deg north he then
his way Cape Alexander which is in latitude about II
deg north longitude about rs deg. west and intended to
proceed thence far TO the north the ice would permit
and then make his way by land toward the long and anx
ously sought geographical pole of our earth
Weperceve by the New York papers that the chamber OF
of that city have adopted resolutions recon-
mending Congress that expedition be sent in search
of DR.. Kane
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Col Bisse is still very i'll in Virginia. General Shields
is now on his way to see him. the request of Mrs Bsse
~ T. Express.
1t gives much pleasure to inform the Express that Col
Bssell is in Washington in the place of Virginia. and in
the enjoyment of fair health He has already appeared in
his seat in the House of Representatives much to the sur
prise as well us heartfelt qualification of his hosts of friends
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ISDEFINIrE posrPoSENESr-The Empress Eugene, OF
France declares that State balls shall take place and
no expenses he incurred by the Emperors
household until the taking Of Sebastopol is fat
pH,
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" mr. No. ica south Tenth street Phiadei
uhin s~aistcd by W. H. WILD,
oaE Coliss, JAMES DxxHms, A. EsAHs TnohAS d. NICE,
Josyrn HAxMirr JosErH BprToK RosERr W. MORRISON, En-
van W. WHY, WuuAn l.. wArxHAAH. n. j. RIppioK, p.
W. rAcKEs aud ID. s. PkAHcx. .... -lH
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to time in the past year when ID. n. Wire,
Esq, (no. then condidate) was opposed to
the passage of the Nebraska Bill. II SEEM
ed to us that Mr.. Wires exultation had turned
his principles into another channel, and he
came out fat-footed, the other way. 10 his
dictionary principles are a kind of clothing.
When the political temperature Ia in the e.
gion Of . the principles are wrapped closer
and closer about him, as a protection; as the
weather moderates, the more super1uous ar
ticles of apparel are dispensed with, and
about election times, when the sun of polit-
les wakes hotter and hotter--whcn the sky
is as brass and the earth asiiron thenall princi-
Piles are a supsrAuity--a tramme ia the race,
and must be thrown aside. Thus we fancy
tits with Daniel--ihe sultry sun Of politics
lowers above his house-and all the tcrrors
! of defeat stare him in the face. He strips
for the race, and throws aside all that may
burden him in tthe contest-principlcs-
| thing-all-all but the one fierce, master pas
sion for success.
| Mr.. Wire took occasion to revive an old
matter--to tear agape an ugly wound, and
pitch into the clergy for their interference in
political matters He did. 1t with the honeyed
tongue OF the Office seeking demagogue-but
still it was none the less decided. "IIe ven
Grated the cergy''-"no man did so more than
he"-&c., Sc, &c.,--as every public speak.
er has done on this question from Stephen Ar.
mold Douglass down to Daniel III Wire, Esq
: Now this may be all very nice for the Democ.
. racy to talk but it is lctte inconsistent fol
them At the same to defend the Pope OF Rome
: and his priesthood who are stepped to the We
ry lips in politics, and who wish to get pos
session Of our government for tho most infer
nal purposes.
: AS grand climuctcric Mr.. Wire under
took to culogze Henry Clay. A member o
u of u party which hunted Clay to his grave
like s,cuth hounds, euogizng him at thi
II day. is more than we like to stand. Just nov
II we are iorcibIy reminded of Mr.. Clny's re
IS mark when returning to his home after la
C borious session, in which he had borne insul
% and injury from the Democracy. He said he
e returned "like hunted stag to the shades o
u his beloved Ashland to take shelter mid it:
u genial retreats" There from the busywofi
s. he could catch the faint hum of the calumni
ous tongues of his unrelenting prosecutors
II and who were determined to hunt him to hi
IL grave. Oh! it is more than friend and ad
e miIer of Clay ought to endure. But it is
10 point with the Democracy to do just so.-
They now endeavor by sIavering, fulsome ad
IS ulation TO make amends for their abuse O
l' clay, Webster, and Harrison, whose live
Us were shortened by Locofoco persecution.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE AMERICA.
New YORK, Sep. 2S.

The steamer America arrived at Halifax
this morning, with dates from Liverpool to
the 10th, days later than the Alps.
The expedition against Sebastopol sailed
on the Fourth, with six hundred ships and
transports
The harvest in England ard on the csnti-
nent continued satisfactory.
The threatened attack on Canton still caus-
ed great confusion aud trade was stagnant.
The Crimea exl edition sailed, $4,000
strong, and 700 ships, before Sebastopol on
the 10th.
News of the landing was expected at Var
ia on the 10Th.
1t is reported that the Baltic fleet will re-
turn. to England, and Napier rcsign-doubt-
ful.
Austria officially notified the Western Pow
ers Of the Cars refusal. The pewers ex-
pressed themselves satisfied with the armed
neutrality OF Austria and the French loan of
/ four hundred millions Of francs proposed.