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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18

NTOusG MEN'5 C:ImI.Ti,N ,ssJCI,TION-An ad,,u n.
n ~ be- h 81 S s lecture fa" "o Ss g.
ton wiz DE submitted for adoption Those favorable this
are Telisst;i to attend. d-is-2
wnIrTnugsT's GRAND D,GUERREOTYrK EYrERpHisr !,
Those wishing 900 T,rh Of property and Ds
i MaS rs 'si R ny NV n' rsns
@ ia 'Irn they VIII Ieesye ey mail receipt emit
Interest The property deecl to trustees Washington Tor
Fv- AiUriiriu,' BnhAsr ,iUIII---I nc.g cC.I, Ia,,
no" attained an established reputation sGoing only per
feet protection against and preventive Of the mothers greatest
hieiion G,THERED BREAST.
Mogr. should scSr in mind that these valuable Cloth,
'eJe - cure The breast "en r' but that they designed
MathSt therefore, who have .he least fear apprehension
these cloths but houli procure then at and put them aside
H. o;:l a.dree'. ibcy will very speedily dpate
cause .irr The s,r,, % IA & "hE ron Ta or %us'
rec and dow Of the milk which invariably relieves
Monef have a,atsd that ,ey have found indispensable
which thc nov o. min dlGisa, i;TcsSiaf
the eontIaTy Ea 1ounu s i' WV , mat We Know w on
vaie by Hundred. who have used them.
or g'rmen AMI he applied
~ remittance Of 100, accompanied by i2eens vortho
ps oo s"y pt q tie Gni!od i states mai
They are for ; ME s'el1 ,.y Observation-Disclosures,
AD1 If s GS:s,sS ARa Hsa 1Efs ;Pa.
1 Full directions for applying these Cloths will
ElYnotNoKg.-w have this day received per ,'yag's,
-
ben ..cen. purchased at 10" prices for cash. aud which
goods der such favorable circumstances (or
since the great decne sell than those who
" in the season, Offering ieir goods At
lO Main street, and will be cJnV cod Of the above facts
dei5 KEEN, BALDWIN, 60.
HOOKS,&c., F0M Tnn IIpLiDAYs,
AT THE NEW BOOKSTORE,
1854 NFin street,
fHcHJiy OpDysik, ne RJ,AUngs Brpf1
KJLEGAHT illustrated ani standard looks, adapted fr
BL Christmas uuJ New YUur Presents.
JUVENILE BOOKS, o. tycry var ~ ADD price
Papier Mach-e WORK BOXES aud DESKS
RosCWJO and Mahogany u ssks aud UoHta
Silver and Morocco Port Nonnales
Pearl and She'll Gard Cases
Ood end SILVER PcHsi Cares
uuii Pens
Rich on Paintings,
Ohoice EngrtyingI
PIANO RORrES
MUSIC, A., SC &c,
Tie Will comprising large and we'll selected variety Of
49,, TO Low, FOR CASH. al
deN III Main strcs'.
nlLDhENs riNNOK@, &c-Pan, roftcs. iJT Uoi,Ir,o,
Toy. Tor sale by
dri9 r. " Zruwrr'',v
~ -. CuEESE-D boxes feIeivins In,a-J - 5000
hLs ef, and for sale by LOOKErr PANKEY,
deI5 18th .,rret
Ep CIIEEsE Receiving Thlt,d,y per ,tcamer aud
. Tor sleI LoURErT a PASKsY,
SIGtiisit0 psekg,s LcAf Crushed, Powdered
dsls DAVENPORT, ALLEN A o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18

Sumsra game cock, to Mrs Taylor. For beat SUNNI
ira game hen. to wn. X Ls.vitt For best pair golden
pheasant, to Mrs WIN Taaicrro. For best yellow Shan
ghsi to Mrs II Montague. For best pair Chi,tsgongs
tn Mrs WIN u Ttlisorro For beat English white Dork
ings, to Ms Taylor. For 81 beat Elgisa white Dor.
kug' to Mrs Juo p T,liafsrro For best white Shanr
hal cock, to Mrs Taylor. For best white Shanghai
hen TO Mrs : HAYWOOD For best Nc rcan game cock
VIM Lcavtt Foe best p,ir turkeys, to Mrs Juo SIN.
clair. For wild turkey, to Mrs Jno +. Taiafcrro
JonS r. Cary, Chmu Committee
The Committee on Agricultural Impcmeuts reported
the following premiums, viz
For best cultivator, wn &, ifcy; for best plourh
to JAS Ncho',n; for RpssrF rhtd .Iphi, plough to q
Curtis; for aud cob crushcr Collide Giant to
Taylor; for expansion cutvtor, to WIN Tsliai.rro
Tor wheat drill, (Pcnnock Ncls,n.) to w Tainf.rro
tor moving IN ,chnc to IL q, ircy; for fruit to ia,
Nicholson
WARNER T. TALrlrERR,, Chm'u Committee.
The Committee on Seeds reported the following
premiums, viz:
For beat specimen Of winter oats to John Cs,ie,
seed (MusquiD To Il TAYLOR.
Tnos. 5. HAYWOOD. Chm'n Committee.
The Committee Fancy Work reported the following
premiums:
patchwork quilt to Mrs J. Anderson For Scotch work
skirts, to Mrs Moslcy For undcrslcoves and cape to
- Biytop. For cmhroidcrcd collar, to Mrs Deus
For oeiqult, to Miss Leigh. Fer bouuct and hood to
Mrs. Bright.
JouS p. TALrArKRR,, Chm'n Committee
Tho committee Vegetables aud Household articles,
reported the following premiums
For best yellow pckelI, to Mrs. l., y. Davies. For
cmcn salt fish, to RAP Ro~c. For best pumpkin to
Thos Q. Baytop. For domestic SOAR Mrs. L. y. Da-
vc5 Fos varieties peach scions, Henry Bell For
harness aud collars, to Alex Snickelord. For beggy
to Henry Z. Talterro. For aui pants domcsti c
to Mrs. X. O. Robins. JonS L. TALi.raRo
Oh 'irman Committee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18

~ ,No&Y 'Np IWaAyAGAScE.-Co Comptroller Flag Of
Sow Y.s city, who Il the most wa. cbIl and Jisi5cs,
ed mn ~"n Sue N'S TDtk r nave ever had to pesiie
over h"r ho1ncca estimates the taxes Of ,hit cts next
year 'i si"u'hVjJ ihc very for which the United
StHe- g0ye.m nt was I'd unit f.I by John QIiucy r.
hu', daring one year o.! Pisiduucy and he wa. litter.
t''y feW9a hrd lt bis cxHHyoguco by Democratic POI.
IciaH' Ine iiu-dGOu s mentioned iDr the reason iat
'N'HnR'yr' nppas 10 ho the order NJ the diy now and
cry oh.i' vic win c1-u other be- thcir experiments up
On i'r r1et go of thee wuO must furnish tuc means
i,f"Ir' Which they speculate upon the puUc-ljyston
Courier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18

=, f'T.t AFr"AY.-I"o negro men, one the property Of
Mr>. Martha DIX of this county and the other ,b ,,o,
" o. ~. t9Dirt Thornton Of Muon, y. o. engaged In
S'i ~ th7 place. or Saturday morning last Dnfng the
'sIta.o u Inowton's slive struck the other on the
9Hc'Ig d'aih in Ices thun Orty ogh, hours TIC nur.
ietcr h'i shortly afyr tho o,c,i.ron.r and l. now AZ
iargc.-DiuviiIe Register, Dec TO-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18

NAvAL-The following is list OF tho officers of the
5. Snip Falmouth of the home squ,dron. lying thu
naval anchorage bound for West ladies' AMI Intending
to sale this day:
COMMUNICATION sou ID. Shaw
lst Lieutcnsnt-S,muel X. Knox.
Purscr-Francis b, Stockton.
~ Observation-Disclosures Winslow.
81 Leutenint-Johu Wilkinson.
Sutgeou-J. Brownles
+th LieutcnInt-AbncTR Read.
Assistant Surgcon-Mitch, el o Hara.
Acting MaS,er-Thomls w Brodhesd.
Passed MiJshipmau- Geo. +. Belnap.
Mld-hpmen-John Cain, r. wi liam q. Doror.
Clerk 70 Communicate K Woolsou.
Observation-Disclosures A. Oliver.
Gunier-Jam,s y. LilIesou
Carpcntcr-Grorgn WiSrcr.
SanAker-JOhu J. Sianiord.-Norfolk Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18

JAPANESE HorIrALIrr.-A American schooner, called
the r. l. Frost which lately returned san Frlpcsco
from very profitable sealing voyage in the Ochotsk Sea
reports having put into the japanese port OF MsmU in
the island OF Jesse Tor repairs account OF having lost
ore her miSts. When she cnt-rsi the hIrbor
bI'doi 10y number Of richly dressed japanese iccrs
each arnei win two swords elegantly mounted with sill
yer and gold These officials, learning the schooners
condition. sent carpenters aboard aud furnished every ia
city TO get her 10 sea again. The kindness mingled
with an intense anxiety for the vessels departure
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18

hoES AnoUE THs Collins STEAM ERs -Hglyr OrFYp
FOR THtN BIT Born THE lRENCH Axo RU-sIAN GovLRS-
MEATS The y. y Evening Pos. coufrns previous ru-
hOr' IN relation to tue efforts said to hsye made
ne i'I'' and The French Cover pure
OF tie steamers oi;he Colus line These r,verumea,, Of
tel to buy the boa,s at the Company. own p,,e.-Te
Post says:
Ar. Coi's hs gone TO Washington, wiki full author
say tnti the Companies Nl accept the terms offered
''es' Tue Ini=d ATE Goverun pledges i,selr;o con
.'"t Tie noNL7 OF 100000. As the CunaTi line TO New
'"" '4' oeeh "tilfa"n, aci there no 10 ger a,,
-yuFv"' with tuem, DO not see what pretex,
"eE nave ''' H-Sihg any government aid. Tarr on.
motive !'' asslg an increase government SUBSIDY from
-1e 'i>' congress VS. the competition Of tue lac wt;h
a.! Lao u contend. Had not our government better
axe s h0lts uuser contract a. appraisal then 10 al
u" +, 70 he oda!wt!s assuming tLi, i .uytLin
ZOE h'H oae OF tn"-t 'os-rpin: stores of when Nj
'0!'-a -aI his ageats are 20 Lo.oripusy fruufI."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18

In" following noTc! ,x9cdeut tor catching thief was
'doPed in provincial to"n in + gland, some twenty
years ago
miller residing near place chilled Beverly. whose
premises had heen catered for time p-eyousiy almost
at upon ycry ingenious EyyLi.ut! Tor th. r,ac,i
IHeHdti': ihe u'eaus OF nsress by uuttin finger
through hole IN the door, which ur!feI ll,cb Or
hung Il inside the door 80 lat tie III ef SouII ~. ]
10 o4c 'ne sptlrs IN opening the door II wing t.Icr
ms rec1uton, h. lei. tor The night aud on Going Ih
~ morning. i's 1pectalioHs were realized by find
ing fellow suspended from the door ly bi- f,r IT,
h.F alter severely admou shing the thief for b, crime
nitsAng into constellation the -u-r - the poor wrc,c
a -u fsohe' gave him the choice OF abiding by m.
% % 'ect''ns sooi horse whipping. /. il needless to
"4d inat &c preferred the LATER Alternative which the mil
,sr administered vito the fan power Of a s,agart
l"e "i'ef rfcip'M!ent OF provin tl paper no vi
"tseu '"e punishment state, tnat win every ash the
tIPFLS Dolly cfouc'cL to ne EARTH and almost 1ou.d
up wi:h the ecstacy Of pain"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18

hvlSG determine TO discontinue
II the 9Th day Of January, 1852 entire on
op;Tty known the Rough Ready Furnace being In the
'ouuty Of Louisa, aud within three quarters Of The Cen
raj Railroad, which point there The OF land
contains At out II which
A. the line will sell So a,hrf with
wagons harness, carts tolls and in fact
for carrying blast Furnace Among some
n the nnrtt in the
Terms ma lie known the sale.
w. further the subscriber r-u--s.
Vile. de19-ctd, Jls HART
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18

hNow-NorHiNG MAYOE-Dr smta the Know
N'thi Mayor elect Of Boston, in auIug TO his c0ure
Oh the bnrn slave case saJ, Wills: I'D ircs.ug bis fellow
citzsns few day. since " "
Is said that hive unconstitu,on,Ig called on, the
militia hut what dil ell them on, TO-? f. was Ia NC
your hyes and protect your property auI will do il
every d y in the week II It s necessary
SiSGVLAR CIRcuNsTANcE-A Gov wss slaughtered on
Sltu'dA'. Dec. - on the farm oC Andrew NcNptrsy i,
b!rlm' ana imbedIed in her Heart found cut nail.
over ~" nches long Tn" heart appeared TO be consd
erhoy de'yed ia consequence The animal to appe,rpc
hHa always been hcii.hy.-SuS,,x Hs,aA.
The Lexington virzinl G,he,,c, Speaking Of the lo.oo
co nomination FOR Governor says =
o'hcG use las received tue nomination aud'cada Il c
"O's o. i.m'cftry "c are little curious 10 know yla
", IN ese times Of distraction AMI de- iTsctio, he wi
luop' ms oId ntte cry OF "TmE or 1mg WING. yoE
'hh SAKE ~ THE CSlgS catch up the Inspiring out
W, ~ +''i mocrlt', Hc 'liot ofe Locos lar lie sake
" "' sfoiL' A. the convention ha. declined 10 nut
'prs" p-hom OF principles, Ippu- that the nominee
u 10 II! - net ~ ne ilclses IN regard to this little
l'l' ' sole cha o. ihc contention being to putcn ~,
'ccond hand sniggcry "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18
I,iI.iIIITt>T ,Ir

fuNHE ststiiIlIE has received large and beautiful
assortment Of Ladies' Black. Bronze Light and Tan CotnrI
iaiters something really
from the Ladies' at No. 25 Broad 8. u. PRASKiIN
drlS "a N,..,, ",
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18
Committee for Sarah u. Mii!rI
SO Sale by jour A. LANCASTER a Sos, Stock brokers

HNTEhtsT on CITY BOaDs.-The interest frs J,rpaTy
the onLs OF the City Wi be paI At he
ChAmeeriains Office, the Iet IA day OF January
dels-ti WM. y. SHEPPARD,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18
oF MULES.
One pair by John Taliaicrro; one pair, By Josiah
Deans.
OF NEAT CATTLE.

OIe Devon bull, by W. T. Tali4iegro One Devon bull
<. &. RJ0ns. One native COW and heifer, Thos C.
BIy;op Ole grade aud one calf j IN =. ruiat.rro
Two Devon cows, ,esrs old one Devon calf manths
old, +. l. Taylor. Uac grade cali, r. q. Rooms Oae
grade heller, Years Old, grade h,sr years old one
Durham and Devor bull CALI months old, three COW
calves, 10 months old Devon and native wears
Old, Chs. &. Curtis. One Devon bull year. old Field
Montague X Co. TGree marsh oxen, 7. X. Page One
native bull years old, native heiier, years OLD
Nm Il Tahierto
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18

NE" PlANOS-Jamcs WOodhouse boo sscirr 1883 Main ST.
~ Is Just opening supply o. New aud Pao Forie,
TO which be invites the atfeuin OF those toned
and dur able instruments. " 1880
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18

u o, Nv f"s c:'i-iINN tseoCilTlONIAn ad,.n n
Chan Association, will be held In the Lecture
Pauls Church. TUESDAY evening "a Oc ocI when
ton will submitted adoption favorable to this
TeItsst'i to attend. d-is-2i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-27

would goEe with grave (oT olleneI sad) look
upon the few witheTed flowers that had once four
ished In his cav window. What was no then
lhinkingOfl or vanished hopes uni happy hOurs
Ol her patience heIgenteness' hsr ueep unllnng
lovel Why did he moi sunllnnn up more ohesllui
visionsI Where was his Oh vlYaelVf hisYounR
and happy spiril1 The world offered The same
Inducements as be fore, with lhe exception only 81
one sin. lie 10y, OhlbuI thai was MI. That Was
the one hone, the one thought, that lad grown
vast and absorbed all Others That was the mir
ToI that reflected hap mess lhousahu Ways On,
der lhatinluence tile present. Tue past llls OIlBhl
10 come--nll h0d seemed 10 cns' Nnok uP1n hl'n
The pictures Of innnIneTapIe 4'ssslpEg' hs my
tod even in dreams, upon a sunny shores Anu
now
Hut Why prolong the pain md disgoOe Of The
storyi Tie fell from step to step. 5 ckheSs was
OIL Ills body, despair wosin lls nlnd' TIC SNTa'lk
aud wasted away, 'Old beiO'elhs llmeT AMI might
have subsidized inloa paTallzed cTirp!eOf lnOOuy
idiot, lad nOtde,th (tor once alhenu) come sun
denly To him mud rescued iln from luIlhet misery,
He died, as his wife mud child had done belUTe
hin. The same signs were theTe-lhe unnatural
quiet--the closed shutteIs--and tile funeral ttIln
BIT oil in their time disapntasrdi and IN lew
weeks workman came ilIOnging ngolnl Tie empty
housei the rooms We're nsain scpuTsd--Ihe wA's
beAutifed, The same b0ntd Which Two Yeas Oe-
fore had been nailed 10 The wall, with tie sgnt.
cant words; 10 Let upon II, was again hSed
there, II seemed ,amos Os though the old time
had returned ngnn, and that The interval waS no.
thing but dIeNm.p
And is this all2 Yes. that is all. ! wish that
could Lmve ctowned my little tale Will bElghttI
ending But itwus not TO II o. lwisll even lllat
could have made II more heIOlc OF have developed
some grand moral loI your use. AS 49, II cOn'
tains little beyond The common lhTendbnTc story Of
human lifs-6rst hope, aud then enjoyment aud
then NOTIow-all ending quietly In HE grave. II
Is on aucient tale. The VEN runs through nnn's
many histories. 0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-27

FRlouTFUL CoLLIslON OF STEAMERS ON TIIE last
RWER. lon Monday morning the WilliamsIuTgh
ferry boat Seneca aud steamship PTometheus came
in collision in the Bast Tiver nearly opposite Pike
street, New York. The Evening Post saYs'
The Seneca was going IN the river heavily la
den with horses, Wagons, &C., aud thete were a
large number Of male and female passengers on
bouTd. The PTOmelheus was coming down, under
hsad OF steam aud sleered between The ferry.
boat aud a S'iput nuOhOT in tile liver.
Tile passengers saw that there was no possible
way under the circumstances, 10 avoid collision,
although the pilot Of the Seneca turned The head
Of lls bort tUwutJs the New York shOte. They
ran TO Tie after part of the boat, and each one
warned the Oll,eT 10 look out Tor HIMSELF Men and
women seized hold Of the rails 10 prevent being
knocked overheard, In second Afterwards the
two steamers struck with great IOIce. All was now
confusion on bOuul the Seneca. The females
screamed as Tie boat COIeened from the blow, aud
the horses became frightened aud unmanOgeaOle.
The bow OF tile PEOmeiheuS struck The stnr'
board wheel house Of the Seneca, aud her heavy
anchor SCTaped along tue side Of the ferry boat
The plunkIng Of The wheel lOgss inside OF The
genllemen's cabin was completely torn a|ay, and
several boys, who were UNABLE to escape, were
thrown Tor distance Of ten feet by The flying
tmbeTs. ....s.,. ....Ht. Hu.|f r,
The passengers attribute the accident to the
caItlessness Ul the llct o; the Seneca, WHO, they
alege, might have avoided the contact with the
PIOmelheus. The Seneca was Withdrawn from
The ferry in consequence Of the damage she sus
tanned.
II the PrOmetheus had struck the ferry boat q
few feet forward, she would have filled with wa.
ter and sunk before relief could have been afforded
In such case there would have been many wV-
men and oh,ldren dtowned within sight Of the
shores Of New York aud BrOoklyu,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-27
Por the Intelllsereor
woMAN's LOVE.

When life grows dRrk--its flatterlug glOsS--
Its blight jeus,oiis lhnmed, aud gone
When worldly gold has tuTrcd TO drOss,
Aud hope has erased to lure us on, U.s.
IT'S then wo test the precious ORC,
or womans love, untried before.
Should seas prove rough, and skies obscured,
Aud angry tempaSls Iend my SailHl
My bark, In no sweet haven moored,
Tie sport OF waves, and adverse Gulesi
OIL then, my love, I'D turn to ILeei
My polar star through liie's rude sea.
or II beneath SOme stTlekentTee
That emblemed forth my own stern lot,
stood, III midnight reve,ie,
BY all, perhaps, but thee CorBolI
IT'S then lor thy dear voice Il long
To drown the nEht.bird's boiling song.
Or where In winters saddsnlng hours
heir icy chilIs would round INC cieePi
When lrosis had spoiled my summer bowMs,
Aud dark lorebOdHgs banlshsd seepi
Oh where would be my ray OF bliss,
And thou not near, In gloom like thtsI
Hut should those waves subside to rest,
And gentle Gains DER ocean reign,
Tie Haleyon, slumberlns on her nest,
Proclaim sweet peace returned Vgaini
Would then look to thee OiOno,
When myriad lights around mo shOne7
Or should some genial sPrlns restOre
That blishted tIee To lOiest g'eeni
The Owls dull chant lie heard no moro,
wLsle Ulilher musIrcls CheeIed tile seoneI
wou,d thought sLll dwell, Os joys shous bright,
OnInaI KIND VOIre-lliaI lonely hishIi
On doomed on foreign strands to roam,
By Taught sustained but dIenn Of iheei
Should happier fortune call mo bOnisI
NY lstteitd spirit Onte more IrceI:
" ould IL not seek. III sOne new theIue,
oblivion OF that woe.wiought dream7
Alas mans heart, that sellseless thing
When swOln with prlLoI secure in case
While suppii.nt tendrlls round II cling.
Deems woman's love but sueh as tbeseI
Nor owns, Till sumner blooms decay,
Inner frnIelasp, It's constant stay.
Oil then, let womans love be mine
wheie most I'D prize It's matchless WORTH
Not the rull alnuaps transient rwlne,
But the psrennlSl's lasting growthI
The generous iVy-Oltimes seen
10 hide the ruin In living green, w, %, y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-27

BEAUTWUL 'ErTAgS.'-lhe San Diego Herald
publishes the following, written on Young man
who was accidentally shot;
''here lies The body Of Jeems Hambrick
who wnsnccidentallyshO
on The bank Of the pacus river
by young man
he was accidentally slot by one OF ihe large colts
revolver with no stopper for the cook 10 rest ON Il
was one Of he old fashion kind bIais mounted and
Of such Is the Kingdom OF heaven"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-27

TiANKsorylNo.- Governor ljigler has Fixed upon
Thursday, the SOth Of November, us Day Of
General Thanksgiving throughout Pennsylvania.
TIE same day has beeIl designated iOr the same
purpose in several other states.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-27

G- The Organ, new daily paper TO be devoted
to the interest of the American OF Know-NOIIing
organization, is to be started in Washington, on
tile LIST Of November, instead Of January, as here
torore announced.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-27

LARoE ARRISAL oP EMlGRANTs,- The number
vessels arrived yesterday from Europe was unusu.
ally large, and The consequent increase to tue
population by immigration materially Increased,
numbering between i've and sx thousand souls.
They come from various paris Of Europe, but more
than one half smppsdItOn Liverpool aud London,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-27

u-we ore again indebted, Os we are sure all our
readers Of fine feelings and cultivated tusle will
be, to Mr.. BUcnANAN for fine contribution, ami
thank him lor permission 10 publish the following
elePon( slanzns,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-27

CEVERAL well lOtals, lois sOnyeDsp,to ,l.,.,.
- liepol Of the HempRcll Rsituid, NH, ,hNrS,l
which Is immediately OVerth creek contain.
Acres, aud would he most desiia hla plsts
Factory. or any building requiring good Ioom M NY !
sold eher IN The whole OF In snail lots, 10 ,, WI
ers. Twenty Ct Will he iakenin "a aHS Ss PIIth
H. one and Two years, inte' est trom ~ ' o3l
good Woll OF waller, The house, Which Il Of ~,
the alley emd loip y most rVnoIt, ~ ~ y. !
and tlC l0salloq dssl!ab!e As i WiLla n, S vJr.
walk Of u" m1s. business r1IlS OF The city HH's'
one, Two and llee Ie1ls. For lurhur ipt,rn,,1-
TO JOHN DUNNR, MsTLsi y, en-
mI20i0ln ne1ldoor 10 ROhaR's neTbi.,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-27
Discovery Of the Actual and WTetohsd
Fate Of the long.lost slr John
HE franklin andsshis Compan-

Though we have published oil the main facts
in the annexed statement yet the matter 10 which
IL refers is one Of such general interest that our
readers will be glad to have it placed before them
in complete and connected FORM.
IPTom the Montreal Herald
We ore indebted TO Sit George Simpson, Cover
nor OF the HudsOn's Bay TsrnlOIy, for the pnvi.
lege Of first publishing to the civilized world, the
at length asoeraintd fate Of the noble, but ILL
starred Sir John Franklin land his gallant ships
company. AlasI that The fate should lave been
SO sad; an | that the pollen, which has so long
occupied the thoughts and engaged the energies Of
lie great naYigOors countless friends and adm'
teIs in Europe aud America, should be solved by
so painful, SO distressing narrative as is contain
cd in the following letter, which only reached SIT
George Simpson yesterday a(leInoon--it h wing
been forwarded from York Factory, via Red Rlver'
Our own hopes OF Sir John FIanklin's restoration
10 the world had, we oOaleSS. long ceasedi but
who could have been prepared lor tue fearful real.
ity-a miserable and lingering death from literal
starvation possibly, as DR.. Rta cOnieetuTes,
worse than slhNntOn-on the frozen and dssolnte
shores Of tile ATcuc Ocean. hut we shall not de-
tain the Teader by any reflection OF ours, IEoln lls
petusal Of Dr. Rta's intensely interesting narrative
I've shall merely mention thai york Factory rs
situated at The mouth OF Hayes River, In hudsOn's
Bay, 10 about SO N. l., 93S' w. L.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-27

loo CoNTRAoT,--The Alton Telegraph says
awe lear 1t TumOrSd that live thousand hogs have
been contacted for at Springfield, Illinois, at
$3.50. The represented. seller is packer Of that
Mace,