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ENGLAND.

An Exposition of the Condition and Treat.
mcnt of the Iaboring Glasses in the Fac
tories and Coal Mines of Great Britain !;
Compiled from Official Documents, by
John G. Golden.
ii Illustrations, muslin, 500 pp., l2mo
Price 81 25
1t is capital book, and entitled to place
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Great Britain ought to be ashamed to talk
OF American slavery, so long rs her factories
continue to be scenes of such horrible deg
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South Carolina.


Va. ) Attachment
Jonathan Mackey.
"HEREAS,t the plaintiff did on the 18th
w day of March 1854, file their dcclara-
ti"n against the dcfendcnt who, Git Is said)
bsent from and without the limits of this
ate, and has neither wife nor attorney,-
lown within the limits of the same, upon
rhom copy ofthc said Declaration might
be served: it is therefore ordered that the
said defendent do appear and plead to tho
said declaration on or before the 10Th day
March which will be in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-fve
otherwise final and absolute Judgment vii
then be given and awarcd against him,
JOHN A STEWMhN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Lancaster G. H.
Is, 1854. II
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A BAD
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POINT OF DEATH.
CGPy of a Letter from Mr. x. DuranL. Ne,r
Orleans, Norember 9lh. 1853.

To PEoT. HOLLOWAY, 3S, Corner of Ann and
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heartfelt gratitude have TO inform you that by
the use OF your Ointment and Pills, the life OF
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that time not knowing your address at New
York. Signed, X. DURANT.
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tTThe lfoulh Of The South has been so pro.
tseted as 10 occasion great .iisress In many dis
tricls. 10 Louisiana, 10 The parish Of l6etrille,
cattle are dying for want Of water, and the Atch'
aialays river has dwindled to q dry bed. Such a
itouth has moi been known there for yeats. A
lstlet 10 the N. o. Delta ssys' awe have aushsn.
Ito information that, In some Of The inferior PAT.
ishes, Gu, Oh by low water from The Mississippi,
many Of The inhabitants are III situation border.
lug IN famine"
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RES1s The great reduction in tents IN New
York and the greater reduction in prospect, PIE.
sent an example which might be adyantogeously
initiated in other cities. No city can prosper In
which rents are 80 high as 10 ptssenttbe mschani.
cal and lAbOtins closes from living 10 detetSy and
eomro,t. These ate the people who make the wealth
and ptosretily Of community, and when they ore
excluded BY hishtene and hiEb prices Of living,
1t I, driving The working bees ftoutt HE hiyes "a
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TELEGRAPH AcEoss ruE ocEAS.-ll would sp.
pear ftoln the New York Evangelist, that The
ptaClcahility Of laying submarine wife, from
che continent TO the Otret, Is about to he tested,
Two companies, one American The other English,
have united in the work. The directors Of ths
company ste LusIy engaged, aud in three months
itOm The pt,sent time, II is contemplated that The
old world and the new will be within weeks
hail Of each other, by a line being completed 10
ST. Johns, Newfoundland, and within thtee years
The two hemisrietrs will be in communication,
by wire extending utrOss The ocean.
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Far The lnltlnselnsn

Yout Communications during the eltctiOneeElns
canvas attracted some notice, and wete mol with.
out influence, though grossly unjust 10 lie N. W.
Bank anil 10 NESTS. Campbell uhd Mitchell. Had
YOU been content 10 lei The matter te.t, and not 10
renew The assault on these gentlemen alIet the
election, | do not know thai should have thought
much more aboutit, but you, under the Ptelsnce
.-wheIiet real OF fsigusd will moi say-oI mod
e,atIon, have thought proper 10 renew your inju-
d iolls imputotlOnS upon these Sene'ns'' ''Ol'"s
the heat Of the canvass Onl only lew days before
the election, you said u them, "IhoI they had 10
winciple-thut they wets always OIL lie leIlce'
that they uete devsl that they wete without
moral honeslyO t Personal iHdependenee-lhat they
--tlOo. Campbell, President Of thu n. W. Bank,
In pariicuat-hSye W Directors come into 'ls
arena Of polltlCs-aRd ihnt'bey have oil more 'Lan
one occasion, proved themselves unfa'thiuI 10 duty
and 10 hon~;-yoh, ON SUITE, well Knew when
YOU nenned these phtases that there was mol one
word Of truth IN thetn Bnt have mol quoted oil
that YOU on that occasion said in iolHIlonoi truth
nYou chatked thai The N. W, Bank was abusing
her itlsl, aud thai these abuses ought 10 Ge enqui'
red Into by 'hs legislature ""S' says 'ou' ~
Yorits Mt. Paul 10 these chafses-wIll lie call lot
A committee Of inytsigatlonl-ot am 10 under.
stand your readiness 10 sign petition for rt'chat'
te,inr this Bank as o Withdrawal Of the foul
eharsel
AMI IN yont communication or Saturday you
write thai:
r.. "lthssbssn matter Of complaint with some That
the N. ". Bank was dtAwn into the recent con-
.. iest, On that subject the Ptesen! wtItet has no
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TuE PRESCu cRrsrAL pAiAcrs,-The two
buildings ereced for the Worlds Exhibition Ia
Paris, eOyet on area OF 962 900 feel OF mote than
twenty-five acres. This is $4,000 Square feet
larger than the London Crystal Palace. The great
hall is three QuaIteIs Of mile cng, 1880 feet,)
and Is The lorsest in the world.
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PAPEK FROM wOop.-'rhe edition Of the Albany
Journal Of Monday evening last wOs printed on
paper made from Bass wool by Mr. Beardslee Of
that place, The quality IL fully EQUAL 10 that
commonly used for newspapers. The color is
darker than the papet In common use, but that
vas OccasiOned by The impuuIy Of The water used
in The manufscory. MI BeOtdseo says, he can
make paper from pine, cedOt and hemlock. lie
hes already USED Tue white wood, spruce and
buckeye, aud they make excellent papet All
kinds Of paper con be made, from tie coSrsest
wtSpping 10 The finest note from wood, This lisa
very important discovery for this county, where
we have mote wOol than rogs, and read more
newspapers than all The world besides, We re.
get that the Journal did not slate what The pspe,
such as they used can be made Tor, which |, very
important in Older 10 understand Ihc ttue worth Of
Tue jiseoyery.-Cin, Coz.
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MIso,DIlnLANEoUs.
steamboat is saste rs on the es-
tern Waters,
\ ~, ~. NJ AND -, \, 20
SIT IAN BIo All b ire GLORY

1ifig nderssssa have aps 10 toatse o.
6et6bs t9atn hsi V v q J
r. ns,nsf Il Nil Be ole ii ile ncAt lnertstihs
books ever published aud vii be book that VIII re W
teresIirs to al eas.ei Of reoe SlsA4hoH il'ee'
w w MY fVs scw n al III lie
zach boat, wiee aJ b whom bull! tbe Na0e o. We
sCs s tale she sisC W. I esio q SsG
Contain History Of AMI ~ Ie
StsieII kStefS, dhte ~ tive Of steant e!sp
sketth o. the mat boa built r. ths 9s.S We
To Hive, Deet5sy viii toGtAln Isl and detsrinilo
Of ali the SlelmkSt ps,fst have acquired % wv
western and sopthe aels, NJ
ssI5 e ~ llSss 9 ~ SII 6p s VI
ia.sGITte 1871 e tloty Will Mei'; q we
2h I;,1;,r aI': ~. S ,.fs ES rs S
aud Giles laid down, with correct G!sattest !lso many
oihtt River aid Connfl lieUs lg,ertst e ls ta
pe a large, Tie book Will toutag ihe tatds o. ihe Sll
ON IT, ST. Mall ltoais, with the trade lhey are ~ ae &c
Tie DIIetory viii also contain complete Wy o. a W.
TeSpUuslhte Seamhoat Leen3ea ufeSi hf Places o. Ie
sldttet thk new teaGee5l "a w t9e,,s
hoat DECISIONS up TO that dAttj tie Rass I'D lHrotAh VI
,onntul III Privileges HIS Of LadinE, iRpoEtst ptt
elSlOnS OF tie Saios Courts In feGil ~ EIfslIt
Nst and maSed &c, &c,i With many Uthst things OIL
The Directory will he Illustrated In The br. style and
printed Ia The best manner, TIE AIhot has Tor six yesis
Ia NUMEROUS steStfCai iiSssteTs on (Gc tsteih aj
Soul hem waters, and ios intends Publishing them "
book Enm Tho price OF The work be rN y the low
fSf lie bSs,nea, al Others de4IrOUS ii siSsei6ns mil
lave 10 dOIo II ote, A. nnA will 10 printed unless or
leied IN aayAise. .y ienflIlns one dollar 70 J. Z
Ne wtS ST & . w S osoSeP Nav o.
leans, Memphis, 81. ios, Louisville, PilsbaEE Wheel
Ing shi Gilelnatl, will wait upon he steamboat com.
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,tsS,Gi Z. 46e H4psdluon in Search Of Dr. kspe'
The Release snd The Arctic, which are 10 SAIL
,7ob9eMfeotch Dr. Kane being ready for SEQ, bave
,E)to beenhadlea out font dock o' we .eatn hOn
~ N.Y.Tdbune. aHdanchotsd odtae Navy YARD
he ofeets and men are oil on board, ana Ioua!
tSutslay the 3Oh) the Expedition will soil on lis
- mission Of mercy. On Monday morning IiESf
~ GuysSLL, ESQ, presented lie officers o. The
p,nAIo1 with sell Of maps, charts and notes
~ Iihe Arctic discoveries Up to 1851 which he had
u,a1siy4d blythe list sIeametftom Capt. lSdLEvEtp
,rt and JonS BlRsow, ssctetay oftle British AdmFal'
~ The following Is tho noIe iEoi itG Secretary
ofths Admiralty, to Nh, GElSSELt'
Il aim Al feat lie expedition will have sailed be.
fot. Ills reaches you, but send the enclosed on
ths Chance, One is chah on whlolr Captain
NEGLECTED. has male soNe notes which may 10
useful the Other IS The Atcle papes, wllS S rTI'
"|A tain Tue brief summary Of his voyage up l9Smts
sound which have not previously sent tilnE;
/ web knew in what other way could W Of
IT,ny service 10 The Expedition. Wishing Them all
tbs success they deserve, aud ihat they may IelOt9
I'm viii Dt. Kane AMI 81, party ~ me 9 ausuna' !
=. .fl7.i- lem1n youEs latthfhllN JOHN p'Aso"'
lApY RElSSLlS has at last resigned herself 10 The
~ beeftat her bravo husband " no NOTE anu az
her request The present Expedition Will lake OUT
tatet 10 lie erected to The memory Of Sit John anu
sgt GiSdsyoteJ sompahIons Of The Biebns and TeHof'
YES moi until quite too lae fot the slone 10 be
y G1tspatej In Ensland and shipped lot this cohh'
Ity that Lady Franklin learned that Lieut.. liatIs'
-i'A' ,ein ard his coalmaud would touch al Beecly
island Therefore al her request Nj. Henry
GtinnslI has caused the tablet 10 Gs prepared In
IN, YOtE, In conformity with her objections The
a. ~ stone Leots The following inscription:
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u3'There are nov In the United states 80 insane
hospitals and The number Of insane persons 10 ihs
county Is estimated al 10000, Haa
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SLASH W ora RAhsoAD 'rS,lx,--on 'l'hurslay
The passenger train which left jersey City fot Phil.
sdelphis at 10 o clock net with an accident when
OF the toll gsls, about two miles south Of Newark
One Of the sSss Of the tender broke, and the tain
wss brought 10 ssch a sudden stop that thee Of
The Six cars in the train were enIitsy broken up,
oalsthe remainder Of them considerably injured.
ltsrenatkaUle that The siStypasssugeB on The tain
escaped injury. The loss TO the Company cannot
falI short ots6,0O0,
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VIRGINIA ELECTION.

Uwe continue gu, election table. filling W
with such additional returns IS We lave received
There are IL counties yet 10 heal from, but The ts
turns will mol, we think, lessen The majority FOL
Wise alteady announced, but will, II anyIhins'
raiber increase Il, n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ELECTION Z Independenoe!!

rltg members Of lpiSFepleHee Fire Company
49, ate nOtih6l that tie a9nuA Ton Of otseIs
S,tor The CompAny. for the }eAr, WIZ %
Wheld Al tlelf Hall On FCtd1Y eyellliE, R1lt "
CIOck, A IIll alteldfpee Is earnestly solicited.
my5 O'Ss' y ~ 'N' ". ", MILLER, stt'S
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The FArAL ACCIDENT AT NisxAyUAsA.-we an
ncunced the death of Francis Truax, vi Schenectady
b. az accidental shot from his companion, Edward
Anrey, 10 the woods about ten miles fson the cty
1ruax and Aurey bad been hunting together during
the day and ab0nt the middle Of the afternoon, hsv
ing. ~ usual, sent their dog forward TO start up
b,iG, they followed with guns cocked--Truax In ad
vehce-to be ready 70 fire when the game should rise
As they we're proceeding cautiously In this manner,
Auryt foot caught in the underbrish. he sBppcd.
and HE gun weut on Tmax turning At the instant,
received the whole charge Ia the abdomen. lie in.
ncdisseiy exclaimed" am q dead man f0u
have slot me !" and would have fallen. but biz com
panion caught him Amer this, he spoke bat once.
AGey asked II he should carry him out II the ~oods
10 house hut he said NO! no mnst die Lay me
down." His terrified companion laid him down upon
the ground AID ran for help. When he returned. In
lev minutes. Tmsx dead. The erief OF Aurey
Wa 20 great tays the Schenectady Dsmoeraf, which
gives these PARTICULARLY that II Nas with diBcrliy
Tie above fscts were elected from him upon the In
QUOT which VA held during the Afternoon by TO
foIer Van Isndt. Mr.. Trrsx was q wid0~es, his
rife hayinr difd aIsut three years since. he hss
thru fhis-vn bsig, 81 u them yvaDr m~D grown.
Orc ~ taaIqrnlA
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asknd han 70 show me The rosd: he s.A .. 4. -
Dosth side o. Che block and there u Tia ro.1HI
Cd back eatsr got there md saw Ave o. q, ~ -.
fellows coming after me, some wiSh sSsis ~
and some with their cosas OH went up ths A.,
81 Y wo sent!esssc and azksd thsm " they VIZ ~
fir6 enough TO take mo 70 hotel; they TOOK -
or me " the arms; went along and thseo fe,Is9
CANA cfn TO a. and The men said 10 -.
q Rc~s vi, had better 20 away and ia this sS3
ION. ~ WI, win be attended to,p and thev p
djsannesred "a Ola e; We went up 70 shs hcSs[. -
j sskeS thc rrntiefnsn their nsAss, sad they -
.no NATTER they aai6 they wcrs gong 70 fsir. q
aissr cattle and xcud b 6aek, ssd II snythias ~
wanted they would bs the1c; they wcns north frua
the tavern; started and came sicng the stseel
towards Syracuse; met three men With I'm CAM u
their hands. they stopped and looked g moi wcat
along little further and met dclendnTt, and -
hnliocsd out "hniio there. Hickory Uush;" had ~
shawl over my head and my face c0vcerd up = ~
face and eyes were black; he could not zee ny AO1s
said nothing 10 him; I did not see dcfsu1n1
again until afternoon. about half past ono, on ~
towpath with crowd OF men; never Jaw any Of ~
en- before that night defendant N one Of them; u
the aftercoon one nan came 70 the boat and wanted
ne 70 50 on bis boat went come up this way -
SEE II could find Captain Williams; found him -
asked him 70 90 and get my things; he refused; Z
then thought would 60 for an oihccr; found eaoe
We went md picked out two OF the men, an3
Phillips arrested them told him there was anpsAsr
man sitting on board by mill.
Ryan was held for trial, and gave s4,0o1 bsn lsr
his appearance at court 10 take his triad.
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The Danes and the War.
10 Tur EDITOR or THE HERALD,

Permit me. in reference TO your article this morn
ing. on Denmark and the Sound dies. "a q native =
that country. respectfully 10 offer few remarkA
In the arst place, agree altogether with you thse
the action which the United States have taken In ~
lation TO the abolishment Of the Sound duesa rykt
which several Of the great Powers Of Europe hsvs
granted to Denmark by treaties, and Of which ~
United States pay NO triling q parts one nnws-
thy NO great nation; and take this opportunity -
tender you my sinccrcst thanks for tho laanner n
which you have spoken In favor of my little coosr
try Whether Il In Just or not that Denmark IA ~
levy thote dues, Cannot ray; but the United SatU
should either leave 10 some more Interested Powcr
10 make the complaint, or nj least await more -
ting period 10 bring forth its demand.
But cannot agree with you In your opinion nbs0
the desperately tight place in which Denmark V
placed under the present circumstances You ~
that the Danes naturally inclined ~ Join hhs
Ala in the war; This assertion most emphatcasv
deny The treacheroas policy OF the Car N tee
well known 70 the Danish people; what favors ~
may have shown them nj different periods, he Ger
tainiy intends 70 have repaid whenever the chance
Oilers But even If this was not the care. the Dsnss
pcsscs too liberal n spirit to have AM ~
pathes with country degraded by all The
vices OF absolute dcspotisn. The aversion -
wards Russia has been plainly proved by tho
nistry gained the victory over the Russian minded
advisers Of the King, ard was while they WEIR u
Office that the difficulties aroSe between Adnirsa
Napier and the Danish government. IL ". 81 cOusse,
the tine policy OF Denmark, OF any other cooptEy
phced In similar position, to remain neutral ~
long a. possible: but certain II is that the Dant6
nation viii never. under any circumstances, wiliinx-
~ lend hand 10 aseia the plans OF the Rassan
Emperor At the samc time, do not intend 10 ~
thai any particularly friendly feelings towards TIN
allies should indnee Denmark 10 Join them. rse
hmbardment Of Copenhagen and the taking 81 ~
Danish ieci by England, under the meaninsicsaps~-
tex, Of preventing it, being taken by France. IL
wound which has not yet healed, aud may opso
npain and dcmond revenge. But down with dr..
poiismi' being the cry 81 the allies. the Dsr0Sv
who possess 70 liberal constitution that few co~a
tries Ia Europe can boast al moro liberal one, IA
iuiaIiy incline in their favor.
! mus, beg your pardon fer thua lengtbily inirvl'
ing upon your time and space; but ~ II q, reIdc0
that little Denmark " made niJect Of discus
sion, consider II my duty 10 correct any mi-ondr
standings that might injurc uhc reputation u .
country which has always mercd the esteem q
other nations by the bravery and patriotism d..
played in timcs az war, and tho zeal with which w
ard sciences have been protected In times Of Icass-
NEw Yonx. August 3. 1855. 9. T. g.