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NEII NR ln'lIkRENEE

Al Worcester, (Mas-nchascts,j on Tuesday morn
ing, Mr.. Martha Whicplnb wa- found dead in her
bed at the house uf her snnia-aw. and by her side
the liircs- corpse ni her grand child, aged seven
months Mrs. Whiic"Inb hal taken the chill Ia her bed
in ORDER to n-,st its mother wrnI il; bu' it il sup
posi- that she expired suddenly in tn" night from heart
d>cl-c, with which she had been tInlc afflicted,
Al the time Of her death appearances Indicate" that
her arm fell ACROSS the face OF the infant, and n, II s-
inrd in death the child unable tu cNrlcatc itself
.,I,v atunth,r,,l
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NOTICE.

-"+it!TH MOORE formerly Elizabeth Brown)
'.' re c"-c"nisns of Travis Brown, deceased, will
'.' ma b: III" will Of Nancy Brown. deceased, re.
'"' County Cog-; o! Orange county, in tho state
" ~ required "a advertise for the sud Elizabeth
~! ~ d".c H!Un;e OF the said Travis Brown, 10
~ hni !ccrve their shurcs On the cstatc ot
-: bfow:y within two years from the time Of her
~ '''H "ns in July 1853 which shares, If not called
-"& "i'a,H ihs -hid two years. am directed 70
=" !"ouas Brown. a brother 10 said Nancy Brown.
WlIl.lA.d WAYLAND.
: &---'nl Ex.cutnr OF Nancy Brown loc'd.
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LAND FOR SALE.

VuyIIE true, Of land on which reside, Hanover
n Court IIousc il offered for salo II con,aus about
fi,y ncre- having a the necessary building, ia good
par Only twelve acres cleared the rest III original
growth.
within few hundred yards.
Its first rate location for Physician, md also fine
snnd for store bcins III" COmr; House any
could do well kccpng private entertainment tn" tavern
there i. often crowded md persons have leave for want
OF room.
For further particulars or terms, which will be accom-
noiatns address the subscribcr Hanover Court House
Virginia who will also tnko pOnsur" in showing The pre-
misses WM. F. LOCKETT.
Hanover c. H., Oct 9-cwtf
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w,1rc ,vn DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

WlIIG AND DEMOCKATIINUNI A iUHS'
New York, Oct. l3.-Thc Wings ni the 4th Ton
crcs-nnnl District have nominated Sanford Aiac"n'-
Der for Congress. In the 9TH district George AIH'ns'
in the 9Th district, Thomas ChlId'i III lie on' Apta
ham Wakeman. -.., ~,
The soft Democrats Of the 'th Congressional D''-
trjc; have nominated Win. y. Kennedy, native "i
Baltimore.
The Hard Shell Democrats have nominated Au-
rus,ns Schcll for Mayor ot the city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17
lands FOR SALE.

Nv arc authorised se about 0O0 acres OF land In
w Tie county Of Dinwiddie on the Petersburg and
boyaton Pank road There lands will be sold in one on
are oody or VIII be divided farms suit the wants OF
Plchase. some portions Of which will have extensive
Others with moderate improvements and
some without any. Persons wshins purchase will do
ouonr s, on ~ We can be accommodating in regard
kUFFIS & AUGUST,
General Agent. fer the sale and purchase of nnd Rich.
InUnd, Va Nav ISNcur
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DISSOLUTION
DISSOLUTION. - - -.
ps ot GARRETT & ANDERSON.

vBy;iE Co Partntr-hip OF GARRETT & ANDERSON.
is this ..ny dissolved by mutual consent Either par:
y @ use ;ac nar!G Of III. late firm in the sc'tlcmcnt oi
e, ,Iir. ALIEN. GARRETT.
.",, Ia, RO NJ ANDERSON.
The supscrhcr will continue 'he Grocery and CommiS
o, Buslaf- the old stand No. ~ Main street ii' VIII
a h na,.o,o su.p.;ou 10 the salc Of NIL kinds Of
produce com isrsd him He 10 under many ooSa
-ns TO hi. .riends aul acquntanccs o- the liberal sup
-, received from them. and hopes hy strict aeiioh l"
0c. 2-cIm ALIEN GARRETT
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orpICFnrTHEJAMEs RIVER AND X. CO..

RICHMOND. sEPTkMEEK 80 lT2',
'INilE Twentieth Aniah M"etia: .: the S'"' ,n =
j N. ls,n,- River ana KanHwha Company vi WI Nv Wv
- o,the cite" oi The Company -" Mordn' III" -'u oC
.r--- H"r. Powe-s ut Attorney Tor the 'tp' ; " "
:: t., are valid II a;;c.icl 0y one or niotr
=. ,,u.cd wi:Lin six r,cnii- Of he lay o! meeoiiS
FORM OF PROXY
Ha,w a! Men by ihcc Prosecute ?ant we: me SuD.rf
=. l,r Stakeholder. in the Jap"s kirer ana hanh"ha
', 80" Az barchv constitute a,d appoint --- -,
i-,~ .s :,ut Attorney nnt Proxy. TO represent each
tn ii C,ncr Mec;i'ss@f the s'oeknoder, ,S OF n sna
.s ,r. M, 3tsonally present or represented
.,T. o,S.: Pr1sy: Win full power and authority,s at
a l;ru~-sl Meeting. !" give sGeh vote or votes aud 70
,.ca other ac, or - rs each OF us couu sive o. T",
.,,rc- Of M, ".ii m:c,!ags II we wore personally
.a,.. sri r. i. a.c'y 'er,y and confirm "hn:cvcr
Or rue,. sc,e aci-. our sad Attorney mny lawfully
o. 10 r usa pursuance 0! tho authority hereby con
-..ai upon hin
W.aas, ou, hands and srn!s !hi- - day OF -, ono
l ,.,ani ci.t hundred aUi -.
i -. ISEAI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

FATAL ACCIDENT-ELENEN

FATAL ACCIDENT-ELENEN LIVES LOST.
TRoY, \. T., Oct. l2-Thc ferry skill upset i'll the
river this morning the steamboat dock Ii CON
tniIri seventeen persons including the skitfmnii, "t
whom all were drowned but six, including the skill
man, Grorgc Veto. They We're principally young
men, employed in Wheeler X MAYORS chair factory
i'm West Truy rnd were going IL work.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

uNHE Tru-rc~ OF Caroline Female College, dr.ire to
employ gentleman fully qualified 10 NIL the Chair o
N,.semrcs aud Natural Science, which will he vacant Il"
10 .r o. ;hr present session, III November S'r'icos
~ -.or'r-d hC:rc The frsr Of January, lSa5
,,rGcar,s will prnsr s,a,o whc'hcr they are m"hers
NJ sry ,'lrrch; and whether married or single.
Ali.rss pr C. Watkins, President Of the Board OF lrus
20. c = Cnllc.e AnaOu North CWrolna. Srpt 2s-cHt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17
fl,'Ii ~ TI'sIT ",
y. :s.--'2awiw WH. r. MrSFORD, SccretHr,
M TILE GNNER NGN OLE VIRGINIA.

! PROCLAMATION.
ENy#NtIiOS HyIr: been received by the Executive,
!" JOHN II .i.n.s charged with the murder Of hts
~: ulE': w'AJU' ;rov"cHrion and under aggravated
'"'H"c'- sut W....In f. Harrington, charged wth
i"!S, Gsj- @.: Escape the lNh instant, from iha
v o: '"tc7"Nv nj Accomac, and going NJ large;
'";He -e.-ry ser n reward Of Two Hundred
~ 10 any ."r-on persons who shall sr:sst tho laid
t91 i!.rrGc;Ua bnd deliver them INTO the Jail Of
'oaai. ~ On" Hundred and Fi,v Dollars for tho gr
T. -'r' I'.E"-v slO:".a:d o: snid Anos and FRY
~ 10 TX" manner for The said Harrington; aud do
.o'rr F,Gu:r- I'll officers OF ,hs Commonwealth, civil
atrT ait '9u.- IA" people generally. 10 use :acir
A";:JHN - procure the arrest of the said Amos 6I
" :"r ,!II they may =" hrnugh, 10 jus'cc.
80 ''d' ny annd n Governor, and under the les
60: .cai oI t.c Commonwealth at Richmond THE
-: daf 0i September, III the yenr lsJi.
JOS. JOHNSON
:" "VYcrno' GEORGE W. MvHpoRD, Secretary of
{ .."c:H"ai.h
-" 's'..' p years of Hse darl hair lch: :rccklod
. 'H1i shor; mJG thick .r; about ) iect, inches IN
:. .L! -. .linpc l1nA.
.;'cn!. ehoui feet 10 inches high thick sc', thick
~ a.t' hair ari round face Sept. 22-c:'w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17
THE STEAMSHIP ARCTIC

Nrw YonK, October lj--Captnin Lucca letters
r"rroborntc the f,t.r If The Collins family. They
arrcc with the srvcra! versions which have been pub
lishrd as 10 the sinking ri thu ship He then pro-
c"rds To say that a' quarter t" five c"c"rk til" Are
tic sank, carrying down all on board. After ronnide
rnblc struggling Capt Luce rose I" the surface and
was nyain carried down. lie again rose with his
son. much exhausted, when large portion al tn"
wlIccll,ol,r struck hi- sons head, killing him instant,
Iv He represents the H. awful. The water wae
strawn with men, women and children, who wcr"
slrickins for help. Many smstairrd themselves 10y
clin.ng tn pieces "f the wreck. Capt Luce ami
eleven others got on tho whrcihouSc, winch they
nntcl during the next two lnys. All but three dirl
rw" vc.scl. hove in sight in The inran;me but the
density nj the tng prevented those on boar! from dis
cnvcrn, the wrecked Passengers. Finally. :hc Cam.
bria bore down and rescued them. Subsequently SIX
others iloang other portions ot tn, wreck were
discovered and rescued.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

CiSCISSArI, Oct li.-SiHty counties in this State
have been heard from. Tie independent ticket in
those counties has srty-iivc thousand majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

the Inu, in reference to the drought and the crops,
we abide by the opinion that The worst hn. bcencN
pcri,rrrrd and that, with becoming prudence and
economy the best il yet I" come N'r York Hr"'"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

by RlTCIIIE, PRYOR Il DUNSiYANT.
WM F. RlTClilE & ROGER \. PRYOR. EDITORS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY AND
SILVER WARE.

Ar No - MAIN STRsET, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL,
Richmond. Va.
ru,;;r sras-,;bcrs have IN store q large and va e
1 - ...,r-rncn, ot ID. Gbovc, embracing &A
.1,, rcre:v o hnc Geld md silver hun'in: and -&nA
rs. ecr ;.su lepine and Patent l"ver Watch Ass
ne:" hy Of the 9es' manufacturers ana "a''"'e"
.ocs 0, Jc,vclry comprises great v"T"ty OF the
ls.,-; s:ylr: q
Rr.s.,ii:.. Finger and Ear Rings
locEc:s. Pencils, Ch-irs
hcy-, bracelets, Sc
,N ,no, i.sor,lu.nt Of Gold Hui Silver Specisc!"-'
a5,.. >,S,r. Table Dessert. Tea ard salt Spoon4'
-.;. rc.E T,Ds &c. all OF which they offer the
80; ..--.,o T R. HUMPHREYS * son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION CHECKED.
Nrw YORK Oct. l3.--The Mexican Consul at this
mort has received dispatches from New Orleans, 10
ihe effect that the;rcvolution in Mexico il entirely al
an end.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

THE Young GIAED.--TTi. full, haEi.HGr.
"ninnt and spirited company. will make their fourth
military and civic excursion tu slash Cottage. un
Thursday next the llIll ms. On which occasion .rrv
will b" accompanied 10y krTkclls Opera Troupe,
tnd wLr h"r" will be- u balloon ASCENSION hv PRO-.
''>'"r E!lt";t, ami in the evening grand iniliiarv
ami civic balm rare combination of attraction. For
particulars. "" imv''" ""nrion 10 liz" Programme IA
our advertising columns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

Wo thu under signed, DircctOr, Of thu Manufacturers
and fnrm"r. Bank "i Wheeling. hereby certify that
vc examined tho nhu,n statement md lind the
I,. correct. +. SWEENEY.
JNO GOSIlORS
GEORGE MEEDEL
JAS. MATIiER
JACOB TliORSRROOk
HUGH NICHOLS
ROBERT GIBSON
ONO COUNTY To WIT:
Personally appeared before me. the subscrbrr Sotnry
Public tor the ConlnOngrh rhl;h u virginia. and county
a.orcsaid j. r. Dickey Cashier 0i the Manufacturers AMI
Farmers Bunk uf Wheeling, AMI lnai. oath Gu" turlu
that the above sutrrIr correct The be-; lis know
rls aud belief
Cvon under my hand this iOrh day of Oct, l-5i
HIRAM D. BROWN y /.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

DESTRUCTION OF TIFF. GRAPE.-C"zz"ns r
Wine Press praises the American wines and prc'"Is
the time when the grape viii rank among the mos,
important agricultural staples "f this country OF
the vines of Europ" il says
"'lhc nidium in Europe, tdnubr-s the result fiI"
method Of cultivation by cuttings from vines, whose
ancestry might have lived bu:urr the christian rra,i
sill continues 10 destroy the vines "f the old world,
and i'll the course Of Il few years, Ports, Madclrrs,
tarcts anl Shcrrics will be wine oi tradition only,
Ike the Chimn and the FncrniIm oi the ancirn,s.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17
ARLINGTON HOUSE,

.
"1HY. PROPRIETOR, CORNER OF MAIN
H.. AND SMITH STREETS
. ''F sn4 popular House o'iers superior attractions
o. .'- :r.yo.,.ns community and resident bohrdcrs
- a IL situation l. the most pleasant and de
I. a.; ar., in this city The proprietor solicits a
=, s'ao pb'ronsge Price for ;rsn.icn, visitors, -
Sept S5-lin
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NllTI(E.

M
-. a"r -. of the firm uf Garrett & Andcr.
"a. "a... NOS, respectfully. TO announce TO
''-' a'' 'a' i.a:c generally, that he will continue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

RICHMOND. SEPT. ETH, 1851
T1NO WESTERN MERCHANTS.-Gnods brought oy
y...l. 70 richmond which arc designed 10 be trans
r. og.r III, Virginia Central Rail Roed may be con
.,ac. 7.ec.y 20 Stephen Hunter. Depot Agent.
+ ,hs ,aoi, icl5nc any ono living cf the he oi o
.. g. -. .,, 40 .Sn.iyncd some rerponsoie pef-"
t nv =. 80 .,-c i I.-,i.a,on who will be requir'a
,.v M charge tc'.:, hey are 'hkeu Mwax WtvH ''7'
l 80 =; a. ,,,,,,-,,. H. u. WHITcONB.
7" n, n"n' jshxi,, Suyt V. e. k. R
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

Coz NrrRrrIrs.-Our North Carolina exchange.
again call attention to the fact that numerous coun-
tericit bills, o the denominations respectively ot si
sl0 and $50. on TIA" Bank Of Cnpc Fear. and tho
Bank of the Sintr, are in crcuIni:Dm.-Th..c C"uu-
tcrfrita are 80 well executed almost 10 defy drtr
ton, and are generally made pnynDi" NJ Salisbury,
Fayetteville, Wilmington and Windsor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

FAST TnIrr.-A man calling himself George
Mckinley WAS arrested in Wuod,tuck, Va. "u Mon
,lav last charged with stcamg daguerreotype lik"
nc,- -ilk stock. pair Of baby stockings, and .,
mir of buck-kn gloves, from the tavern oi w.
Wigltmln. NJ E,linbur., in that county. On Iurs-
,lav cninpnlnt WIS made against the person, hy
gentleman from Frederick county. for having Si"-
len from sundrv l"r-oil- gun watch. coat, pants,
ocict-bnok with flj, and ether articles too runner
"r,- to mention, which he sold To different persons at
remarkably low prices Tie proceeds oi there -aI,.'
were drvotrd, il believed, 1" the purchase OF H.
Guor, principally; for ,appcar- from III" evidence. lo
mid the tuvrr "rprr- uniIiug ivr board and ioig
nrr The Woml-nrk Sentinel states tina: hc will be
handed over the authorities Of Frederick; county
us suon M h., shall get his trial IN Shenandoah.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17
Poll"ck's majority thus t
OHIO ELECTION.

I" Congress there appear /" have b
iiIsinui-t- -, dcml"cr;it- :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

g.. 'oa ana Forwarding Business
h. ',' =" !, .c.r, will lie at the old stand OF
,,m 80 'e'SoT No. i0 Main street His personal nj.
=. s'T"a 20 IN. salc OF all kinds of country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

LII iME-ln good order, for ssle by
T. il SIMMER, Cary Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

of Henry
!. request
his eaSN-
ce wiN be
hat day.
of
Pollard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

STATEMENT OF THE cosDiTIOS or THE MANUFACTURERS
ASD FARMERS BAsK or WIgELISu, OCr lsT lrji
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fHH1ABLE STEAM ENI:ISp Am S1W,

+ to cambridge Il HART. Richmond ,r
=" ~ A1ERSUS. Jr., Ru,hcr Glen +. UiAcc, Csrn,
T.. Scp; 2G-c,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

siiu":!un ilr q Teacher, eilEer In u
,escs-' I'M or pubic school. by q gentleman
T. -. ,as Anc'rni LSrg,,sscs-Grcek und Lstin;
", Saes-H"riEau. French and spanish: the
1' 'Ie rar!ou- brsuchcs OF the English
/. - se''Fs. Woodbridge and Gilder,leeve,
u Dcf 1O--cStif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-10-17

siGj.323 - $50. 40 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23
New Books.

We are under renewed obligations to J.. b.
Steel, No. go Camp street, for copy OF ""
and complete Gazetteer Of the unlted Statss'
giving a full and comprehensive review OF tne
present condition, industry and resources OF the
American. Confederacy. BY Thomas J. Bald
win and j Thomas MD Philadelphia: Lip
pincott, Grambo 8 CO.. This is an Invaluable
| work for every student and public individual
whose duties lead him to search for important
statistical matter concerning our government
1t is the largest, and we are inclined from a
hasty perusal to think, the most authentic and
correct gazetteer yet published. We would re-
fer our readers to Steefs, where the Gazetteer
and almost every other work can be obtained
Norman, No. IA Camp street, has sent us
g Hot Corn, or Life Scenes in New York z IL
lustrated By Scion Robinson. We had occa-
sion the other day to allude to this composition,
and have been pleased since to see that 1t has
received the universal condemnation OF the re-
spectacle portion Of the press all over the eoun-
try. Its literary merit is less than nothing,
and there is nothing in the plot of the work to
| save its execution from decided dannation. 1t
| is catch penny production, occupying a sort
| of debateable ground between the :" Mysteries Of
Paris Z and g Uncle Toms Cabin ''-beG often
| of assumed philanthropy aad unassumed nasti-
ness, and only deserving forthwith to be forgot
| ten and lost sight Of 4a 49,. -. .
q The Old Brewery at the Five Points. BY
the Ladies of the Missions the title of another
New York philanthropical publication which
We have received from Stringer & Townsend d
that city, through the hand of Norman of this
city. The book is published for the benefit Of
the Ladies' Mission at the Five Points, and if it,
sale will be of any service to the starving and
degraded wretches fostering there like Egyptian
snakes in pitcher, we trust hundreds Of thou
| sands of copies will be sold. We cannot speak
however, of its literary merits in any very higt
terms, nor of the somewhat suspicious circum
stances which have attended its publication
| the statements Of the New York papers being
4 credible. A 4aa.- t.+z
! ssThe Instruction in China George Rout
ledge s. Co.. London A very cheap and read
able resume Of what is known concerning tn,
insurrection in the Chinese Empire, published BY
the largest English publisher of American
works. 4ft 7t7=
\" The Life Of Henriette Sontag, Countess d
Rossi'' New York; Stringer & Townsend.
g Lecture on the Chinese Empire" BY Rev
Dr. Scott. New Orleans Daily Delta office.
We have received the foregoing publication
from B. Nj, Norman, No. IA Camp street, who's
large and extensive stock of books it will be wei
| for our readers to examine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23
Arrivals at the Principal Hossls. :. February %.

ST. CHARLES Mrs Nc Cormsk, Ii. Harris, do W,sson
dot D Patterson do Miss CALDWELL Mis- MCsrmish do,
WI DunlaR, Texas 9!nasy Kyi sPrunf VI Naples
Texas wicks, KY c W Ward, La; lockwood, dol \ 4
Marks and lady, Ball Region, Phil; o ID Thomas Phil II
Tsntherstoni lad Mrs Dickson and servant Miss Mrs Msndy
Ky;J Weems, LIS; G Davenport hlas; Beyham, Il
Ginlsy Texas; Gen KiesAse III; Miss Myers Ala Col
Williams, Ala; Mathews Mias; Mrs Buchsnsn do Captain
Wood, Bal; Tarr Salt W Ritter, Bal; Mrs Nhssoes,
Mass; Taplsy, Y; E N Curtis N 7; H TAttle II
Col, N D; s Dana Mas; y Dams, do
LOUIS. Hsngto VI G Sterling 7; Victor
dult D. Montrcs Sterling, La Portland, Texas r.
Pointer and lady, Gin; j n Palmer and lady.
CITY DR. welch Gray, Miss John " Tabsr G. W 'Inrt
Ind; Gimsr, La; Col II Loetstt Texas FORBES. hm W
Hunt Ill Campbell, J; Hsdkon, Fla; Ars Mant
children, emonson, A; Cannon lnsisnA
Donnor Y; Kaakay Is;J EIacsy Lacey, do Jane.
Williams N y; Blasknap La g Nielsen, San Atomic
TALBOT, Texas; L Barr, Ohio
ARCADE. Rebsson, ksny tB selmsu Ohio; W
Dusrsoa Ky; Slle, Ohio; Kemper, Texas; ReAn
Riddle Pa; Poitengsr, Ohio W King Texas jobs
John HILL Ky; Longridge, Texas Gallagher VS. v
WALL KY Gednsy, ToxAs VIM Her Rodgers La; Well
Albert strusp, dol John odsn, l. Smith, Ala Worrsl, Min
s ID AeLslsnd.
yERkEDA H Joy; W Boyd Mira Ivy Miss Wallis Nj
Taylor and lady, bunegan, Ronysr. RT Hard, Cum
mug, Lsdbetsr ii Kedbssssr, walker Miss Nj Hsan
Robinson, Haskay Morgan Mr. Goodrich and servant
La c Hays and lady, MebIs; Dcuns and lady, Ala
Johnson Ala; bswsr, Roger and lady
Ma. Roger, dc; Roberts, Coz, w Psrkiaon Ala
Captain shss, WsutapkA; TrushRrt, Tenn
Dunlap Texas Cecil, Mrs Sestt do Mr. and Mrs Dow
NH Brigham, N Y; ] Shaw, Delaware
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-23
ssp tbs National atns.
Further from Europe.
THE EASTERN QUESTION IN PAR

THE EASTERN QUESTION IN PAR
LAMENT.
Boston, Feb 1S-The steamer Canada ar
rived at her wharf this afternoon.
Her papers contain the following report of a
recent debate in Parliament on Eastern at
fairs: zzs..r ..#5z,..t.I..8 ydH
In the House of Lords, the Marquis Of Clan
ricardo complained that the Queens speech gave
no Indications Of the intention of the Govern
ment with regard to the war movements in Eu-
rope He charged that the Emperor of Rus
STA had been deceived into this war by the
want of energy exhibited by the British Cabinet.
Lord Clarendon defended the Government and
the Emperor of Russia.
The Earl of Derby said that there was no al
fusion in the speech to other foreign relations,
and particularly referred to the message of the
President of the United States, of which no no.
tiee had been taken, although it embraced i'm
portant matters in which England was con-
cerned. H..r
The Earl of Aberdeen replied in defence of
the policy of the government, but gave no ex-
PLANTATION of affairs relative to Turkey. He
also went into the defence of Prince Albert, the
recent imputations thrown upon him having
given rise to the debate. Other members of the
government party also spoke in vindication Of
Prince Albert.
THE MAIL STEAMERS The Government en-
gineers had reported that the mail steamers are
Y
unfit for war purposes. at
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, Feb. 21,-The Flour market here
| is without further change Sales of Ohio at IS
| ST. per Dbl. Corn is selling at 92 to 50 c per
| bushel ..-s......=. ..l
| ST. LOUIS MARKETS-RIVER.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 21.-The markets here are
without variation. Sales of Flour at So SO per
| bbl Corn is held at 81 to $50 per bushel
Mess Pork is offered at $12 so per Dbl, Lard
in barrels is quoted at SIC per ID, Green meats
| dull at &c for Hams, and 4ac per lb for Shoul-
| ders Lead is firm at s6 so per 100 lbs, The
river is rising slowly, with 81 feet water out tc
| Cairo
OH1o RIvER-NiARkETs. --PiHsb,trgh, Feb. q
The river here is now falling, with feet
| inches water in the channel.
CINc1NNAT1, Feb. 2l.-The river here hal
| fallen 10 inches since last evening. Flour ii
quoted at Sc so per Dbl with no sales Of any
! moment to-day. Whisky 22ac per gallon. Mes
| Pork offering freely OF S12 so per Dbl. Lart
| in bbls SIC per III. u.- u.5s
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