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AZ A young girl named Harriet H. Under
wood was lately abducted from Forty Fort,
near Wllkesbarre, under very mysterious
ard suspicious circumstances. She was
formerly a pupil in the Kingston Seminary,
and at the time of her fight or abduction,
several weeks ago, was keeping house for
her grandfather. She has not since been
heard from.
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n A good and convenient place for
travellers 10 stop in Philadelphia 10 The
g Madison House," under the charge Of MIR.
0ienkirk. The house is getting TO be q
one, and obtaining a good share of
public favor.
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PosrPoNED.-We are iequesied 10 state
that the distribution Of prizes by the Cos
mopolitan Art and Literary Association, has
been postponed to the 2s:h of February, Tor
the purpose OF completing some arrange
men,s which i, was found impossible to per-
feet by the time first named. =
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terry, and wait only for a favorable oppoftuni.
" 10 blow il mp.
Sickness was increasing in the Allied
camps.
Considerable re.inforcemsnts are reaching
ahe Allied armies.
Lipfardi has again advanced his outpost'
10 T~chernaya.,
An army of 10000 Russians with a battery
of 80 guns, il is said 10 be a, Perekop.
Letters from St. Petersburg, to tho 18th Of
January, are of a pacific character.
The allies are about 10 establish a hospi'
tai 10 contain 1000 men, al Smyrna, and al
SO an establishment for the convalescent a
Rhodes.
The Russians have repaired and re.ocenpi.
ed the quarantine fort.
General Brown is about to resume bis
command iu the Crimea.
The sickness is increasing ia the camp Of
the Allies.
Gdneral Menschikoff is reported 10 have
said 'Our troops may now rest. Gener.
ais January, February and March will fight
our battles better than we can"
The Russians report numerous desestions
from the Allies IN the Russian ranks.
A letter from Odessa, under date ofthe 9th
of January, says that the Russians wall short
ly assume the offensive in the Cimea, hav-
ing received the necessary reinforcements.
Large bodies Of Russian troops have been
ordered TO concentrate at Perekop, with the
view of attacking Eupatoria.
1t was reported at Vienna on the e5th
that battle had been fought before Sebas.
topol, and that the Russians were victorious.
The authentic advices' from Baiaklava the
next day, c~onlradieted The report.
1t is positively asserted tba, Omar Pacha's
forces were 10 begin operations on the 18Th
Of MISUNDERSTANDING under cover of the
artillery Of the fleets along the coast. The
last Of the Turkish conveys left Varna on
the 14th for Balaklava.
The french eishiy-gun ship "Henri Quar-.
ire,n which was run ashore during The gale
of the i4th November, has been turned into
a fort, and has become Of much use TO the
Allies.
A despatch from Gen. Menschikoff, un.
der date of The 18th has been published
a: ST. Petersburg. II is 10 the following eff
feet.
The seige operations do not advance.
Two successful night sorlies were made on
the 18Th and Is. We took fourteen English
and French prisoners. The allies lost a con-
siderable number in killed."
"The Arab deserters say that The Turks
are treated with very little consideration by
the Allies"
English soidie are dressed in French uni
forms. Canrobert has presented 5000 coats
10 the British soldiers. II is asserted, too,
that General Canrobert, satisfied with the
numerical strength of The force under his
command, has written home 10 request that
no more men may be sent-a state Of things
which differs materially from that of the Brit
ish army. Indeed, the london times states
that if the present rate Of mortality should
continue there will be literally be no army
left by the 18th of March-nolhing but Lord
Raglan and his staff. The wssiher was very
changeable-alternate snow, ram and frost.
The London Times continues to assault
tie Ministry and its management of the
wal.
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a The Panama Railroad will probably
be completed from the Atlantic TO the Pa
ci6c the present month, when travellers will
only require six hours for transfer from
steamer to steamer.
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e ILLINOIS LEclsLArusE-The Illinois
Seaals have passed resolutions insIruciing
The members Of Congress from that Stale
sgains, . change In The naturalization laws
yeas Is, nays 6.
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a. There still exists great hostility in Phil
adelphia 10 The governing power on the Sun.
bury & Erie Railroad Company, and the
day for the election Of City Directors
passed by without a choice.
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a Gov. WsIeHr, Of Indiana, has with
drawn from the Methodist Church, assign
Ing that bis pastor was q Know-Nolbing.
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a. The owners Of the mos, costly ieue.
mems IN New York, are reducing rents BY
about one third. Cline they havs)
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LEeIsLArivE-A bill 10 pay Senators and
Members $500 per year has passed Senate,
and is before the House.
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SEWARD TRrUMpHANr!-0n tine 9th inst.
VIM. H. Seward was reelected U. Sr Sena.
Tor from New York for Fix years. The vote
stood
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Eating and Drinking Saloon.
NOTICE to OWNERS Of CANAL BOATS.
lmID-<k SUPERVISORY oTrIcE,

u16 Harrisburg, Feb. 5, fs5s.(
NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 the owners Of
Al boats, whether loaded or empty, nov
lying within the prism Of the Eastern Divis-
ion Of The Pennsylvania Canal, that, if they
or their agents are not present when the IN.
said bisision, for the purpose Of preventing
the said boats from becoming o~bstIuctiens 10
the navigation of said canal, be will in six
days thereafter sell said boais and their CAT.
goes, asreeably 10 the 18th section Of the act
Of the 10th April 1926, entitled Gan act TO
project The public in the full benefit and en-
joyment Of the works constructed for the
purposes Of inland navigation
BY order of The Board of Canal Commits
sionefs, wEIDMAN FORSTER,
tat wt Supervisor.
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MADISON HOUSE,
os. ~ and 80 North Second Street,

MADISON HOUSE,
Nos. ~ and 80 North Second Strsei,
below Arch Sireet.)
YSHlS popular house has beeu thoroughly
Il renovated, and extensive improvements
made for The accommodations Of guests, &c.
In connection with the above Hotel, the pro-
prietor has opened, in the basement, a fine
Eating and Drinking Saloon.
Altogether the establishment compares favor
ably with the fret class places oil accommo-
datiou for ,rav oilers, citizens, &cn-being
within a short distance Of the New York and
Baltimore Landings, near the Post Office and
Exchange, where 0mnibuses, going 10 all
parts of the City, start from.
The Proprietor hopes, by strict attention
to the wants OF his guests, TO receive q Lbs
eral share of The pnblc patronage
j. OTTENKIRK, Proprietor.
(Late OF Baltimore, Md, & Cincinnati, ohio.)
Feb. Is, 1855.
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County Superintendent.
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reign O. Satan 10 lhs psnr, Prom the bcz information
before there hEt day IN the week exempt
from hlo0ashsd vi hal piesnre ID herr Ia compare
uyelf small IArs coaisinng fofGlaton q between two
and three thousand souls SIX Hngled cre are borne 70
untimely graves IN many aAysN
Ia o. this State Of things Ii. rusnlt 81
ana gambling he valley calls On al good citizens 10 sisp
iurvard and put down thr lAwlessnrss wch unlornas
~ forrishes IN Corpus ChrissL
Andrew Jackson Walke~ bctter known a. Andy
Malker famous Indian fighter died IN Corpus Christ
On ths 18th ult 81 consumption u the gd year % his age
His funeral attended very Dunarousy ~ tbs
sIectshle citizens and quite nutrr 81 army ohcers
RiOmoxp rHEATRr-Tlis weIi-lnoxn property was sold
en- Monday Lar; aucten for the sum 81 $4,000 Il was
knocked down . Isaac A. 0oddin es4so says The En-
qnirsr.
ANcTHER IixG srEA1EaS-Ths Norfolk Argus SAYS
Tive large steamships win shortly be placed on the
line between Norfolk and Nex York Thcst IL adds shs
Argus evident nrcessity for additional neans a. RAPID
oanveyanee eween these cities The extensive business
done II Vegetables fruil and the heavy shipments
made especially during this months fully Justify
the above enterprise and Il VIII be well sustained W,
learn tha what. has been seacied In aacn appointed
and eS arrangements made for the approsrhng season
No slave po wishes learn read the Ihs need b
without instructor In East Tcnnessee We speak ihs
Va DO know ~ acrRias frssbytessn Htgass.
New York Tribune win please copy.
MISPLACED coxgIDExcK.-A negro and woman X
whom General Johnston pay of the army in Texas
has for years iutrEed much property have proved default
the Of sge0o-cF heh he discovered sigh
hundred dollars IN money valuable gold watch and
endless wurdrobe Of silks saains, and iesclrg.
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W. Z. MAncg. secreLary d slatn

~ hIsSEY EXPEDITION cAsg--We cory the following
W. 'hf New York Commercial Of Monday evening hast
y 'he enrd SItes district caurt before audge Nelson,
aFeiOon, the Kin ey expedition ease was taken up
A'ganent Yves heard 70 tho time OF Col KINNEY s
Inc case had been set down for to-day. hut the dis
attorney declared thai he NOT Iuaay TO 60 with
prosecution The counsel for defence anxious for
immediate trial the indictment had already cech-
~ slious delay 70 tho expedition. il the graia jury
AameeHi evidence 10 fnd an Indictment the deisncc
Agn tiert could be no excuse for not proceeding at
YIN 'hs iriAl The argument WAS not CLOSED ~ n
aiisr l4si O'Clock
a-Ihe courl st q p. m, discharged kinney and Fa-
y 'ae'r own rocognizmne in Slge0 10 appear when
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rnxsuuu af the mtftua eAradItun ~ fultiYeS rum
sf, IN certain eases concluded between the govern
sut Of United states thu part and fhr hing
dou AZ Hanover on the other part
T Tuitea States Of Americn and his Majesty 1ae King
HANOVER acfuased ~ egnl desire . further the adj
Illustration ~ jasties and prevent The commission o
ue IA hcr respective countries taking into considera
80 thei the increased az communication between
rpe ana America facilitate tie escape Of oiisnars and
~ consequently provision ought 10 be made AZ oraer
- he ends III Justice shall not be defeated hexr deter
,sd to conclude arrangement destined 20 regulate the
-, "a Il observed IN all escS with reercnes 20 the
.aition 81 sncA individuals having committed any
Z ~ oeures hereafter enumerated Ia country shall
~ takep refuge within the territories Of the other The
-5nstituion ana laws If Hanover, however, not al
wiug the Hnnosefian government 20 surrender their
- Subjects Ion trial before foreign court Of Jusicei
rf recilwocty requires that the government 81 the
ited gil1 shall be- held equally free from any oblga-
ap y surrender citizens q the United States For which
urss the high contracting powers have appoiulce as
hnr rlenipotentaripss The President uf Ire United
Saies James buchanan envoy extraordinary ana miis-
~ ueipotentary 81 ihc United States a the court q
~ rnitea Kingdom 81 Grea Britain and Ireland has
laies1y tie KING 81 Hanover tie Count Aaopaus Won
caanseggc ns envoy extraordinary and minister ehi-
otrnfiary 10 her britannia majesty grand cross o. the
araer Of lhe Guephs sc, Ac who after reciprocal COM
uurcfion az their respective full powers found ~ good
1rl due form have agreed 10 The following articles
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THr wRsrwnS hvrgs-Ne copy tie following from 'ht
s. Louis Republican u the An instant
HThe Mississippi ~ This point has commenced rising Il
about inches yesterday and te probability y thai
Il VIII continue incrpase rapidly. The last arrivals
from r Upper Mieeispp report the riTt coming up very
inst a. Keouk risinr the of Bix inches per
anr whom the steamer Jeznie Deans iefi "Wednesday
Hsavr rains hevs occurred the ncghhornood a keokn
extending thought through widc Of country.
The ps Aoines river also rising RAPIDLY and viii
e in food There is Doubtless four aud naif icr water
on me owcr rapids this tune TIE Illinois river Il
ported Al fine Stage and nearly stationary
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PsrcAase n BcRsg1eaf SAayw h NsstraaL According
law 81 nations, nsutras have the right purchase
during he prasrFsy a bascrenaa, whether ships
anything else aud any regulation u particular state
which e0ntrsVenes this doctrine against public law and
dependent States
2 citizen Of the United States may, at this tina, law
fuiy purchase Russian merchant ship d earr q the bel
tgefets Turkey, Russia Great britain, France Sas
dnla purchased bona d such ship becomes American
property and entitled such the protection and The flag
u the United States and although she cannot take ont
Register by our isN yet that because she h oregBbui
because she beigcrent built and she obtain
gister By special act of Congress.
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BCaSEss PROSPECTS al S&E TRAEoEUo--A correspond
ent Of the Journal o Commerce writing from san Fran
cisco, under date Of April 9th, sayss
The past week has been 81 extreme dulneas in All
departments OF trade Our merchants appear to have lost
cuudenpn regarding early resumption of active htSi-
ness They be dscuurased-and dishesrtened ana
cvinoc disposition - stand from under Va tns time
draws sr the arrival Of the immense avalanche Of
goods the Why 70 from the Atlantic. There ~
here growing impression shat all kinds Of goods must
sti further reesdt il value Hence il IS that tho auction
rooms arc being crowded with goods to 10 sold without
reserve.
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Raw DE- Tars rUnsEp Epmon--The New York Evening
Post says:
On Saturday evening ~ meeting VI tins cointiui-
Giants u his church the isev r Ting announced that he
had connected himself with Rev Mesa Arthon and Cam
field "a tho eiforsip Of the Protestant ChlTchnr 3
las journal 81 this eF ln doing the distinguished
clergyman remarked that he should act with entire iD
dependence 81 unfrendy criticisms from She world Mans
articles which he should write wonid onig interest his PSF
ishi0nes aud might he complained q w others bui the
only way do good IN his opinion wns 70 40 y ~ one
one way, without mindng vna other folks or wnsi the
newspal.erk sav
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'-1t@ EcAFES 70 cAxAnA--GanadiRu newspapers
~ Io1ruai Of Commesce) occasionally nntice the
A'o,e Of fugitive slaves from the United stRies but
a.l make wry faces, such e. ID medical experience,
N'a'lered prsnoni,cry symptoms Of electmeut Tin
''a'o Co!oaiai says.
numbers ~ slave continue 10 Escape Into Canada
e"n ~ United StnteA. One 81 this Detroit papers
y eaai on the 18th inst NO iess than eiglsaen VI
| s.ut,ee me river into Canada We tear they are
~ 'Ashes too inst for the good 81 the Province Pec-
~ hu, fugitive slaves arr hv no Iueans desirable
-. sugFuns fof Canada especially when they come
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ER0F H. vs.. &CkDER respectfully tbat, by
scnoa and 10 Consequences q hnmd,.ss s,e 90
Of
wuuiher the
programme o evening" May iWh
he
She Er particularly nri
friends
ILe rrcu
cprsse sHrest sasrsaSa being largely
Aitsn 6upon q seed
asssr enxased and will enven the com
paa w ~
bsnd psanepai koss and al MI H. r. Ess
uIuE
TINS ups are respectfully r1s~ssd
r.hsnrsal. u the usual hour
lay Sd
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'''l'e I'M san o. rur HnAp,The Providence Sournai
80, generally ua-fashinned and generally behind
- w Se confess that have great faith an the
,,. tanuipe o. Jesus Chrtrl We orlicv. TINT al
- 49, WEIR made a moral and religious question
Foi''eal one 4 would make much greater progress
- .li tnt men vine put Themselves forward OF
pr,l w forward, ~ iis advucatcg, night greatly
po,, ~ influence Il they would personally decline
eosrr. l5sermeni whicii 70 many ~ them senk win
! ~ - uhSt throws thnn suppicpn upon their
H. = 80 pfpveSis the uptnipn--ssh Inch whether true
- become very punernl---tfaf with TOO many
1 '-'let 4 means not an end
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As HONEST AcrsoxA NV days ago upon the.arrival Of
The cars 81 Michigan CITY, indiana gentleman left
package of $4,000 on the scat he Ocrpped soon after
brakeman named Cyrus W. Warren passing through the
car found the package and sought out the owner lie
was offered q CONDENSATION but refused accept any
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LOCAL NEWS.

C4rr Cor1c1S.-The board Of aldermen met ON Monday
afternoon and adjourned for 81 quorum In ths
council the business transacted Of unmpoftan
character The bin 40 locate the Northern Liberties engine
house square sss PASSED finally BY vote Of Il .
nays.
Frnsr wArn.--en Monday evening last there a large
and enthusiastic meeting Of the anknow noshns at the
Fret ward Mr.. William spauldins presided, and Mr.. vii
liam Keefe ociated secretary DR. W. b. Magradsr wur
unanimously NOMINATED candidate for the board Of alder
men, and Mr. Charles Albert candidate for the common
council In accepting the nomination, Dr. MAsrader made
short pointed, and exceedingly telling speech. In the
OF his remarks be said
The -noslngs had beaten everywhere In their
second and that they surely destined to
wheimng defeat in this city At the June election and then
show that they had ante power IN The cary
the having funds hand 70 pay tbs widow
and the Orphan and the contractors and aborcr TOR the
city They were promising rasts, Y
and so soon having bankrupied IT,
The following gentlemen appointed to dele
gates the for the nomination moth
ing candidates for collector register and city surveyor
Nessrs Pearson Dove, Magruder, Calvert and Parker
We lind the following local the Alexandria Gazette
Of Yesterdays issues
DR.. Ming putting up establishment abou, three or
-four lne this place. the Washington road The
canal for the manufacture Of bricks the works ut whch
The rew Potomac river boat. the Alice G. Price. MOI
being last week her duv Of departure from New or
postponed said, until the close ~ rn week.
We learn the work the Loudoun brunch OF the
Gap railroad il progressing WE'LL and that very
considerable force actively engaged the line
The given at the Smithsonian Institution, Mon
ev.nn@ By the Union Choir Association vi This
well attended should have been. Abeut
hundred ladies and gentlemen belonging 20 the choir, tooA
part the performances some q the most discst snf
elaborate pieces Of sacre music rendered in exqn
tie style Of artistic excellence.
Such housekeepers taken down their
and have made things cool and comfortable for the
weather, suffered Yesterday for their boldnass.
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BuYrALo May sAdvices have been received from Fort
Leavcnworth which contain account Of the murder d
Maieonb Clark By Lawyer McCrea account Of eec
tion dificulty
McCren Jumped into the river AFTER committing the fatal
deed and attempted escape but he was overtaken and
conveyed to tbe gunrd-house.
HandbI lind bsen circulated calling the citizens 70
avenge Carkz biood rumored that Mcrea has been
hnched aud hie house burnt