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checks, for any ayork to be dpRe, by llie
day OF, Otherwise; and.ifso, whether hrly
security was taken II any moneys 81
CHECKS have been ID dyalced Ief any work
mot under special wtillen Contacts ,toSe-
poft ihe amount, aud 10 Whom advanced,
and atShaflime said advances ofc made
: lab. Whether over esiimaicsi iave not
been made ia favor Of cohtraclors; and iC
SO, how payments were made on such es
,niaies, and bow drawn Epim ,h58qoasur
ry, by whom drawn, and how used, and
Ghow tonpgkcpf fore nccopnled fosET !
ISM. Whether any Of Tie funds or The
gSWte qpdei abe ycoplrol Of tue BgpgJoi
Public Works, either money bonds or
checks have been used o.. deposited as
,secuply, BY any individual Or .mdisidpals,
companies, private or corporate, iof their
benefit, either .direcily oot indirectiy;ahd
5ifso,rtI,e naties of any,orlall suchSpcrr
ssonss corporalions.i hoois !.
"A Resolpedt further, EWhatlisho besundcr-
ysloodlby3,be unrestricted checks (Which
slave been issued by ytlro lBuari1of Public
RWbtksf siiS .oa63 fad 70 s7glu5iilBq (
,7sgiAnd whereas, tho aBoardii Of Pab'ic
Works have reported dhiriyihinesu perrin
tendents OF repairs,to whomhasibeempaia
ntlro sHm inf Thirty five thousand onc hum
rdrcdaAd nineiy-one dollars aand twenty
4iiheaceDiS. siibelfcore 70 bsHiai59f,
lReSolDed, That theyreport hoWmsch
funds were lor5 fepairs,, aud whcreiis is1id
an
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IN Urptr sandusky, on the Oh igsi, ,,,Py tHt
Raw CBARLEa' y. THAYEARi Nh. Am yIIoL-
ILABAUGHSEditw iofJthe SNortti Hest, and
D gSlISs NJ AMELIA AYERS, otsgpper San
Gdsky, Ohio. ..5 ....s-.,.a; 'Iie s,s
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A WARMING 40 MORSE.
ml-~fi W asE,EgH5SW g,S

HENHE GLANDORFI HORSE. COMP ANY
n woul cnutionpll pcrsolls d, the above
81 profession TO keep aloof from their
<s9T< Stables. as their Companyris large
hlLA. and well organized, and have al
ways an abundance of funds in the Treasury
to give pursuit in all direction on short no.
tce, and re ward the persongwhogmay secure
the Horses; Thieves or both, r..,.sD
GGlnn,}uYf, October 90, 1854. 676*
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NOTICE. z

8ThIgJ NOTICE. A,ii8 YHSall
The 5,undersigned ahas ahist day been ap-.
pon;cd and duly qualified as Administrator
u the estate Of John E. Harris, late Of Pat-
nain county, Ohio, deceased. trnss 10 osa,as
/ .&kssEaN tLoUfSsDEL LuCENAY. %,
March 9, 1854. ~ 676
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sEeuRG THE MEANS og IrAprIsEss

Jy btcgny ~ tine possessed VI tie knowledge Ale wnR
mich has caused the sickness AMI puyefy or thtsauds
w view u such cunstg lie nger
liS She hcglstt o. iTail eseif of TINT kudMlgge t
tesleet lsratf Which would lrare her hucl
he iuSa.s ci ii aid pfCslery ~ h nsbqHd srd
snGsr, 81 ideA thai Aiessg above al priutleahy
Spd~A. with ass!, ,inui That LUAttdse cvit5l cd ia
tlHtlt WHlh etied
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bs fE.T- Y b. AIMEE tNew York .Bo ston,
ianssPh iladelphiaai aisour only age n Tin these
ciiesferoo dyertisingI and dsabscriptiop1pu
poses. III arrange ments mado witt i'm,
on nsouraccountwili he ,trcatsd as if made
directly with thu & o ffic Z ligfFqoa ss57sr ,
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YEARS or SiIsEnYs

Possessed the aiurlaoion contahej 10 little iUtI
u she HecA VI ALL which Moiiid spare 10 l.esvH
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TIE MARRIED WoMAN's
pGifatc Medical Communion,

saI''i Gr DR. "A. NJ. MAoTicE1U,
q. tHnEtssss eF ntsEAseS ofSme1nT,gA
6as A,a1rcdi6 -Eailon. le@e. Pr sso Prift, 80 rss
'4 t"S rtxE rAPtS, ExraA rlEpiSd, 81 o.
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CPsS AULlS GlFNtlHI$ HUNDRED rHCUE
thAeN SAND COPIES

ID Buy no. book unless ''l)r A. NJ Mauricsau. '112
btrs Street, NJ l.rs on The itlc page and the eify
n Iie Clerk Office on the back Of the title pnge and
buy only c respectable and Observation-Disclosures or send
Dy Inal and address 10 Dr. a. NJ. Maurlcca as there
are spurious and SUBSCRIPTIONS infrlhgenons Uf copy.
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DEWILIIAMlABbs.

~ Tho. tfu,h Of this statement can be
verified by Mr.WdP. Eng gland. Chemist,
h. MpriqPp Srree,. 1Hpdders field. s'oe
gJ Al DIRE EhDFUL BAL psEASF II
-Gaia CURED IN 'ONEMON'fH , ''F''oe
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MR EpirpR :-Plesse announce, the name
,of T,HoM AS R., ,McCLURElas a candidate
for the Office OF County Treasurer; subject
1 70 the decision Of thu democratic popular
Yole.aa 4am Bar .alshaLa .M 70 asnsi sd |
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LET EVERY MFG, AND HUSBAND
pUSDER!

So cre"Se Fvr- Fgnornnce, when Ignorance
Is Misery 10 those Wc hold near and dear,
2rt n lag" {" flispel our Ign oraiTce Is vgltIt-
ht tsur rtlths EFIlN u 4f III Ez
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CONGRESS-MoNDAY.


After the morning business was disposed ot,the
hort of the committee, in relation to the right of
|ou Samuel S. Phelps to a seat in the Senate,
has taken up. Mr.. Phelps concluded his re-
|arks on the subject, and was followed by Mr..
[dper after which Mr.. Foot obtained the floor,
Id the further consideration of tho subject was
|stponed
Alter the consideration of executive business,
|e Senate adjourned.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, Speaker
Id before the House report relative TO the con-
|tian of the Ocean Mail steamers for being con-
frted into vessels of war; which was referred to
IL Committee on Naval Affairs. After personal
kplanations by Mr.. Hunt, and Mr.. Lane, of In
lana, the resolution of Mr.. Hubbard in relation
the bounty land laws was adopted. Mr.. Nc
|cagal intr oduced a Pacific Railroad bill,b did
BIT succeed in making it the subject of a special
tder. On motion of Mr.. Harrison, the Commit
b on the Library was instructed to enquire in
! the propriety of procuring from Hiram Powers
|pme appropriate work of art for the adornment
the Capitol The House went into committee
! the deficiency bill. The committee was adj
Fessed by Messrs. Wentworth, of Illinois, and
)ayly, of Virginia, on the subject under consid
ration. Mr.. Chamberlain expressed his views
the Nebraska and Kansas bill, and Mr.. Brock
bridge obtained the floor, when the committee
bse. Mr.. Bocock introduced n joint resolution
relation to the number of cadets at West Point
Hillary Academy; pending the third reading of
lheh, the House ad journed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17

4 HORRIBLE BUTCHERIEs AT AMoY.-The impe-
al forces of China since their recapture of Annoy
hye been committing unsurpassed cruelties up
b the insurgents. A letter from that city to the
Y. Journal of Commerce thus depicts the
rutal scenes:
MANY were put on board the Government war
links of which some sixty were anchored in the
Rtrcam, and after being bound hand and foot
fere thrown into the sea, and there pierced with
likes as often as they rose TO the surface of the
Rater Hundreds were taken to the jetties and
eeheaded by clumsy executioners; and their
Fniyes growing dull under SO much butchery, they
eere often obliged to strike thrice or more before
!he head could be severed from its body. More
Porrible still were other scenes in this awful
fagedy. Some were put to death by the slower
process of ACKNOWLEDGMENT. First,a single leg
Fas hewn off then the other, after that the arms
\ ere taken, in the same way; then came the tear
Pc off great strips of flesh from the body-and
Popping of the nose and ears-disemboweling,
ma last, decapitation. During all this torture,
Is said that no word of complaint, no look or
IMPRESSION of the agony they were suffering, es-
ssped from any of these poor wretches, trait
7 character which strikingy assimil.tes these
longols with the American Indians"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
!, TEST NEWS BY THE MAILS.
p.I,;n,o-e Confluence.

c.routN Uu,pEBRAND.-An interesting
bf. ors;n the Rev. Stephen Hildebrand was
WIFI crave offences, has occupied the
rgeo IS The baltimore NJ. +. Conference, for
fnl''ni Is. hut was brought to a close on Mon
efal g. argument from reverend counsel ON
o secretary read the charge as fol-
the Rev. Stephen Hidebrand is UNI
ut -, of being guilty OF crime expressly
TT IN the word of God, as an uncleanness
bIaoei - exclude person from the kingdom
feieh. a ol,rv. to witt the specification being
'od anu : a Child born to Harriet A Allen, on
t ie.h' or 9th Of January, 1888.
r his was put to voc and rejected oy 10 nays
yeas S. Nc. Murray and E. Wetly then
s;ttcd the following; r A.. n,..
% ,''oiyed bv the members OF the Baltimore
e.e,ce. in conference asssemoieo' mat al
le n The testimony adduced IN the case OF Ste
ueu u is not, IN our Judgment sucn
annyict him of the charge alleged against
- ~ 70 the paternity OF tiie ohlla' YET IL es-
"a " .p flllowng points, to wit T.: highly i'm
Fishes t'ie 1,nt on the part of Stephen Hide
dent eona" Undue interference with parental
nd anu a' a deception and wilful departure
fhoriy, sand il is our solemn conviction that
Pm Jun La - have. and did have, criminal con
sou5"' ,,;tb Harriet A. Allen, his conduct
Fc,lon ,onod bv the testimony in the case, being
aIs 'nnaecoantabe on any other ground, and
/ ~ he consequently be expelled from the Meth
R1i.t Episcopal Church" nv =,
~ ~as laid ON the table. The following u
nj 1,a substitute was then adopted, by vote of
,W 70 the conduct of Stephen Ilildebrand
'aooed in the evidence before the Confer
i grossly inconsistent and highly reproach-
A e. ,be Christian ministry the Church of Christ
+, ~ b;s conference, and is such as to sustain
cbarpe of immortality: Therefore,
kRns lived that Stephen Hildebrand be expell-
: from the Methodist Episcopal Church"
TRsbop Ames then arose and SAID, "Iell the
Eminal to come H."
4 Io was conducted to u seat near the altar, by
4 side his COUNSEL when Bishop Ames said
him oPease to stand up" He then told him
\ after most patient investigation, he had
<n found guilty of one of the highest crimes,
a that this case was not the first occasion on
;cb snspicion attached to him. The crime of
1 icb he had been found guilty, would be stain
| N him which would follow him until he drop
in the grave. He then, after a few re-
rks. pronounced the sentence of excommuni-
HON against him.
kr. Hilderand gave notice of his intention to
meal to the General Conference for review OF
q case
throughout the whole trial, the accused man
ysted IA perfect coolness at no time exhl oltlng
Iotion, and.was positive of an acquittal before
peers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
ArriUdl of Steamers Million of CojJ

Trivial Of Steamers-A Million of Gold.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-THE steamers Dan
FL Webster. from San Juan, Eldorado and Ores
eat City, have arrived The Daniel Webster
brings lao passengers and only Il small amount
p gold. She left San Juan on tho 5th.
a boat was upset in the San Juan river and
y persons were drowned.
The steamer Star of the West left San Imam
pm the 5th' for New York, with 500 nassengers
Rnd 81 100000 in specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17

nhALL Pox.-A man arrived in Wytheville a
INV psh' weeks ago and was employed by Messrs
reepns d Spiller, in their Timers Shop In
| lew dayshe was taken sick, and his disease was
Fp.ohouneed by some of our Physicians Small
M' Measures were Immediately taken by the
raole, authorities to prevent the disease from
rp,ea' ing' and for while the town was all ex-
vt.ta 9, and alarm. We are glad however to
oate that the stranger has recovered. none of our
s ,a have been attacked by the disesse, and
Republican. = ~ " "pp' ''> INV -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17

Judge Bronson, late collector for tho port of
b, ", ork. is out in letter against the Nebras-
6 ," n oni and says: Whatever consequence may
5,ow' trast the people of the free States Il
~ s;n united voice against allowing slavery on
m single foot of free soil where lis not now au
w sed by law
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The Liquor LdU in Massachuse Is.

BOSTON, March l3.-An opinion was unan-
iHoasy given by the full bench of the Supreme
onrt this morning. that the fourteenth section
the Liquor Law of this State authorising the
.eHore and destruction of liquor is unconstitu-
tonal ana VOID. The decision does not affect
Fhe other sections of the law
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
Cabinet Council Re

WASHINGTON, March l3.-The Cabinet was IN
session most OF to day on the Black Warrior seiz-
are by the authorities of Cuba 1t will como up
IN The House to morrow by message from the
PRESIDENT though the message may be delayed
until Wednesday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
OFFICE VA & TENN. RAIL Roam Co !

)
From intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo. O..
Cure feel confident lint the Piedrn Works, und.
his management. will fully mainaln IL rel utatio
making Rail. Road Cars ; we'll in any and oil -
branches Of mecharal operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17

fiNHESE WORKS have be- set in operation itl
al the lurest Improrcd Machintry for Wood and
II work and upon "a scale commensurate with the
watts of The ; outh and West. for Car construction
More Than one hundred Of tll description have
been e these work, Tor the Virginia g. Tennessee
r, 4 RUal.
Presidents aud Engineers OF Rail Road, are respect.
tliy nyit ID to bestow Their patronage they nuy
" having their work finished in strict plianco
viii H. own plans aud aw ings; after the most
sPProYo plans oi Consucl"o at prices satisfactory
Southern IsaiI-kOadS
Win lbngrr be compelled 20 obtain their Cars from.
the b, sugect to large expense and risk Of Trans
rorlatDn. GEO. q GURLE Proprietor.
TIL undo signed having had chnrge Of the above
Works frpm iac'r commencement. under the former
Proprietor, Mai A Ellison Jr.; asks le say the
Rail- Rou publ thai he ha> engaged with the present
Proprieio, and will continue it. mang, hoping BY
ri. long experience in Rad road works ard
tention the work entrusted toshim merit the ap.
probation and liberal patronage os tie public
A. hETTl ETOA, Manager
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17

TROUBLE AHEAp.-A prisa's letter from
mighty respectable source in Washington say :
There Is trouble brewing with Mexico and you
need not be surprised at any news from that
quarter."-Baif, Sun
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
RRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones

RUSH MOUNTAIN MILL Stones
- The undersigned procuring from their cee.
ated quarry at the Bush Mountain, Montgomery coun-
~ Mill Stones and Burrs of the very beet quality The
reputation of thes' widely know n but Tx
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling orders
We have api onted Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston and Lee
Johnson, Lynchburg agents for the snle of d ~
who will recev and have them fulfilled at ire
shortest no ice.
Our Address, BIZ. sburg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
James M. Williams Danvie, Va, Reynolds & Co
Leak lille. N. c. also agents. LIMO
'- Feb I4-d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
Jehu Williams,
DEALER IN WATCHES, JEWELIfN


SILVER AND PLATED WARE
AS just returned from the North with -
Il Il very extensive assortment at the nh,se N
articles aud is opening, dnor below the E,1
Ston nt bro g. Meem. large stock Of Gold ~ 10
md Silver Lever Watches from of the first ,snn
factories IN Europrsonc of which will be .aute
Ia keep good time foi years
As",a splendid assortment of JEWEIRY, consisting
ia nnrt. ut Gentlemens Fine Gold Fob est and G na
Chains Seals, Keys and Brooches. A worry sres va
nety of Ladies' Breast Pins. Ear Rings Cua Pins Fin
ger Rings and Bracelets and an endless variety uf ether
articles that aill please.
Silver and Plated Walr,
Such AS Silver Gobleta, Cups and Mugs; f.ble, DE
-eri and Ten Spoons; Sugar longs aud Sirt., Tea
Strainer- Salt and Mustard Spoons Table and Desert
Forks.
ALBAfER Table, Desert and Ten Spoons do. Fork,
aud Butter Knives; Cake and Card Baskets, EIs ,an
Plae, and Brianin Ca>ors Silver FIuit Knives 10
Cake Knives. Silver, Pearl and Tortoise Shell Ca, a Ca.
Sc; Port Monies. &C., and every kind of articles usual-
y kept IN Jewellers Sinre which offer to my & end
and old Customers, with the assurance that III sell
as low. ind favorable terms any in the atar,
md hope To have the pleasure nf speed, call, ar
anime tor themselves and the truth of the above
sertion
To Watches and Jewelry repaired sloit notice
mud moderate terms. and highest price given fIr oil
Silver.
oct 2Gts JEHU WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
A Pile.

Amongst the numerous before whose doors rise
piles OF boxes bales, & ;, filled with goods wares and
merch ndze for the spring trade the boot and shoe
enlistment of Messrs. Drummord d. Wyche is worthy
to be notced.-Ihe'r supply and assortment -
pie and var ed rs demand and taste require, and
they merit large share of the public pm ronage.-Pet.
Int mar 3dAc I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
JEHU WILLIAMS
PIEDMONT WORKS. Lynchburg, Va.
la ~ zs;.s=

PASSENGER, FREIGHT BAGGAGE, PosT-oFFlcE, DUMP q
MADE ORDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17

l. ADAMS K cos. Expresses Offer Dniy Certain
and Cheap facilities for obtaining goods of all descrp
ions from all parts Of the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges the
swift and jamestown and Roanoke saving
Nev-York, wednesday, and Saturday. arriving in Rich
mond Friday and Monday of each week By this limo
prepared 20 forward goods Of all descriptions at
We y low Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Dave por's line of Packets
Goods delivered Hee Of Porterage.
Our inland express per Great u s. Mail LIE, IN.
nes heretofore, arrive in Richmond Twice D4iis
The wellknown character of house for respt ...
blity and attention the interests of our customers
in saying that shippers will find It 10 ther
to order their Goods through Adams + Co.
Express. ADAMS & CO.,
per VIM. II. Mosby, Agenf.
ly 26-ifdts LyrrAbxss. Va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points whore . have
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-17
SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN n

N pericnce who can come well recommended, IL d
sirous Of obtaining situation IN an Academy or hi.
classical school for the year He would be pleased
get situation which promises permanency.
Address the Vireinap Office oct 81 "a Acts I
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OURS is TIE llOU
AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION!!

4 He AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION, would respect
1 fully announce to the citizens of the U. States
and the Canadas, that for the purpose Of Cultvating
taste for the fine arts throughout the conutry ant
with view If enabling every family to become pos
sesscd Of gallery Of Engrayings
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
They have determined in order to create extensive
sale for their engravngs. and thus not only give
ployment TO large numb of artists and Others but
inspire among our counfrymcn taste fol works Of
art to present to the purchasers of their engravings
when $50 geo If them sold,
100000 GIFTS, OF the actual cost of $50 600
Each purchaser Of One Dollar Engraving there
fore, receives not only engraving richly worth the
money! but also ticket which entities him to one of
the q fts when they distributed.
For Five Dollars, highly finished Engraving
beautifully PAINTED in OIL. and FIVE GIFT
TICKETS, " Il be scnt; or FIVE DOLLARS. worth of
splendid Engrasings can be selected lfom the Cata
logue.
copy of the Catalogue, together with a specimen
of enc of the Engrasipgs I've the office Of
this paper.
For each dollar sent, an en- raving actually worth
that sum, and Gift Ticket, will immediately be FOL-
War,ed.
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Late from the Sandwich Islands.

The latest dates from the Sandwich Is
lands are to August I. Nothing of any i'm
portance had TRANSFERRED. The restoration
of Hawaiian independence was celebrated
on the 3lst Of July, with great pomp.
A letter from Honolulu, dated August 7,
says:
SIN the comm nrcial word there is moth
ing. The John Castle arrived to-day from
New York, with an assorted cargo of lum-
Der and lotions; the Washington Allison,
with full cargo, is expected daily. On the
%, The Statesman arrived from your place;
sailed the same day for Hong Kong. The
Peruvian ship Victoria arrived yesterday
from Callao; sailed to-day for Hong Kong.
In port, English ship Coronation, from Hong
Kong with Coolies. The schooner Queen Of
the Isle sailed on the 9Th for Valparaiso
via Tahiti. The Messenger, from San Fran
cisco for China, gave US a look on the I'd,
fired gun, squared away and put for China.
1t was source of great disgust to the quid-
nuncs.'
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been heard Of, but being lifc-boats it is sup-
posed they may have been picked up by pas
scnger ships.
Vessels which were sent in search Of the
boats returned on Tuesday the Third inst.
without finding the slightest trace Of them or
any portion of the wreck.
All the passengers and crew saved as adj
vised yesterday, left here for Boston on the
Euro pa.
A report made BY Mr.. Dorian, the third
mate of the Attic, to Cap:. West, at Mr..
Collins Office, differs very materially from
that furnished by tho second offer.
Mr.. Dorian states that dur .ng the trying
| scene he was perfectly cool and collected,
and knew fully all that transporting abou.
| him.
He gives it as his positive opinion that the
lady and daughter Of Mr.. +. K. Collins were
not the persons lost by the giving way of the
tackle; that he is well convinced that Mrs
Collins and daughter were placed in a boa
by Capt. Luce himself, and that said boa,
pushed from the ship long before those sup.
posed to have been the person alluded to.
The boat was well provisioned and thu
most confident hopes are entertained tina
the sufferers have been picked up, and tina
they vii be restored to the embrace Of their
heart broken husband and father.
Dispatches have been received from Mr.
G. I. Mitchell, of Charleston, reporting hin
all safe.