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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
STEAMER AUGUSTA, Jnm1E ItVor,
SntnfdaY. Aagnst %, 1855.


Dear Erpress:--From Portsmouth the accounts
are appalling. | saw Ex-Mayor Stokes on board
the Coffee. who left this morning to return IN the
afternoon He is the largest and believe the
only undertaken in Portsmouth. HE'S no alarm
ist and can be relied on. He reports u deaths
Yesterday, and assured me that in the town OF
Portsmouth there were between four and five hun
dred cases under treatment.
The gallant Trugien has succumbeda at last
He left for the Hospital last evening; but Is
thought to be, am happy to say not dangerously
i'll.
Dir. Schoolneld will be out to day. John G'
Holiday is up again and mnistering to the
wants of the afflicted Winchester Watts and
wound Geo. Chambers, commission merchants
and son of Captain George Chambers, who died
few DAYS since. are down with the Fever John
Collins and DR.. Maupin are somewhat better but
still very sick. -,
Dir. Lovett and Mrs. Avery W. Williams died
YESTERDAY. Mrs W. was formerly of Brooklyn.
Ny Wilson Williams, it is thought cannot
live through to day.
BENJAMIN Palmer, Paymaster in the Navy
Yard reported dead few days ago. was on board
the Coffee this morning but looks very weak and
feeble.
Gov. Tazewel and family came up this morn :
ing. and disembarked at the Williamsburg wharf.
Tie Governor is fast passing away.
Very truly yours, Ho" Ahh'
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Erom U1sbiurtOn Ciiu

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The Navy retired list
will be acted on as soon as the President returns
from the Virginia Springs 1t is thought that the
list will be large.
Murfry Mcdonnell, Esq, the new fifth auditor,
was sworn into office this morning.
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Special Correspondence cf the Petersburg Express.

Appalling accounts from Portsmomh-An In
.erpieto ,ciA err Mayor Stokes-Iieeaty ONE
Deaths Yesterday Beheeea -Four and Fjre
Hundred Cases under Treatment the gaHant
Dr. Trugien succumbsd at iost-Dr. School
jed again on duty-Deah Of Or. Loseit-Gor
error TazeueH and Family.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
Health Of Ne,g OrIeaus-aid for Norfolk.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 23-The semi-weekly
report of interments from six out of the ten ceme-
teres, shows IA total of pos deaths including l61
fever cases.
New ORLEANS, Aug. l5.--The Nirglnians re-
siding here have resolved to raise "a subscription
to dcfray the expense If sending ten nurses to
Norfolk and Portsmouth. They leave here to-
mnrrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
CAMPBELL Co. Ho., October end. 1854.

was induced to try the Bedford Alum alter on a,
patent affected with scrofua. after seeing the analysis
made by Prof Gillian of the Virginia Military lnst-
tute, and much pleased with its effects to en-
courage mo it in several of scrof9a
dyspepsia encorrohea connected with prolapsus uteri.
| must say, from my experience with the use OF tho
Rodkbrdee aud Bedford Alum waters, knoW The Bed.
ford to be lar preferable. hO. r. PAGE, NJ u. Y
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BOLLINGBROOk HOTEL,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UO1 Ell,
Petersburg Va.
NJ Office In taking charge of tne above esab-
Y lhment, would most respectfully solicit
nunnce Of the tolmer patrons of the otc; and my
friends ask them call and me. My iaisie shall
nj Ways be sprcnd with all the decaeies of the season-
The all attentive. Tho entire establishments
shall have tho hest attention ieat master Of My
vito will lbbt the ladies who ppironze the Hotel
shll have every wish grat6c1 and all ask is share
Of business rho house Is furnished in the very best
tly,, aud il located in quiet part Of the city. My
On bus viii always be at the different depots tn attend
customers, carry them TO and fro.
JOSEPH l.. CARRINGTON, Proprietor.
Al Nm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

4 GAL, COAL, COAL.-3,i on tons best Red
~ Ash Anthracite and Clover Hill C,al. f1r sale at
lowest Richmond prices including fre sht aud tolls
All orders left with the undersigned will with
prompt attention. DANIEL 3. JASPER.
alp % linn
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/ SEDiOlsD ALUM sPKlNGs Will

- BE OPENED FOR Tue RECEP ZION OF
VISITORS on THE 21TIl JUNE They situated
eleven miles West of ly ncbug, and four miles from
the Forest Depot ~hete coHy ance viii nlwuya DO in
readiness convey visitors and from he Springs.
Tue proprietor pledges himself 10 use his bet exer
tious please tboso ~hn mnl call On him
A To tho Medicinal yaiae Of tie water, tho public is
presented ah the follow ING certificates selected from
many Of the import which the proprietor has re-
ceived:
LIBERTY. Goth April. 1854.
DEAR SIR:-I have been using the from your
Alum Spring and am happy tn INFORM you that am
pleased with ii. effects The primary effects OF
the precisely the same those produced by
the water of the Rockbridge Alum. | shall experiment
fully, and give you the result of my experience.
am very respectfully,
j. A. OTEY, M d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

MOTTO E.-N beg leave to remind our custom.
ers thit ono wear ago, announced to them that
accounts would be due ,eni annually the LIST OF
January and st of July of each year. In accordance
with this u frungementthey will lie waited ON in few
DAYS iulv rs PAYNE d. CHRISTIAN
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NEW FALL GOODS, 1855.

NEW FALL EOO1DN, IE33.
s.tlRSr supply of new FALL GOODS received in
L. Ly nchburgt
am now receiving my stock for tho present and APP
roarhi Ds season. hich beg call the attention of
no pu ling pab c. In il vii! be found the iushona
BILE lies imported this season, 10 which weekly add'
tons " i'll be made
NV sto X of French Embroderies is very largo and
cheap. aug % Is JoltN u. MEhn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

NEW FAMILY FLOUR.-We receiving in
~ to-day. supply Of new Family Flour
,o,rked ..Wliam Rsdford' to which we call the
tion Of the lovers of good bread.
aug Is d3w kuCkEh q hEDD
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p,rrsyLvAs,ACo. Va. October l8,l

PIrTsYLvANIA Co.. Va, October 18th. 1854.
DEAR SIR:-I take pleasure in giving you my deci-
ded opinion of your Alum My John, who
remained with You about month"; had beehin extremely
bad health for several years-so much, indeed, that
had lost all hope OF his recovery ltred some four or
five OF the best physicians, Of whom could relieve
him. took him to Iynchburq. and consulted some Of
the best doctors Of the city, bit without any
Hearing of your Springs, determined try the water,
though must confess without much hope of deriving
from any benefit but in this agreeaty dis
appointed. One months OF this has am.
confident made entire &C him. In fact looks
if the dead had cnme TO life
have no hesitation in pronouncing il my opinion
that this is tho very best that las been die
covered. Verv respectfully, yours.
ARCHIBALD d. WORSHAM.
Mr. p EcHoLs. june l8d&c2tawts =
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WIEIs. nTAKT pITTM
PETERSBURG VA,
WILLS n PITT MAN

tl.nicly of the irsn pf wills, Liza & Browuley,3
M lib give their attention The sas ard puret lse
w of all articles of Agricultural Proiuce, Farming
fmplements, &C. aud purchase for order and sell e.,
commission all articles of Groceries Nc 4, receive
md forward Goods. end net general Commission.
Agents. ian 3.dAcly
/NOOPEIs'S PATENT LIME ANn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

4 UMP PLASTER.-225 tons Lump Rlaster
1 4 roq landing from Schooner Toga, from Eastpert,
far sale by A, s. LEE, the Dock,
oug i3ts Richmond Va.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-09
s,raws show which way The Wind
Blows.

Irrur.v 'rm.v. D.R At...u
ue Inl.r orHn Border Rnrws anl tIn
r.tal ono. AnH-A.'u|n administration,
ina recent 'at'.r s,.s Zoo fr slavery ry'.n-
sion % thrPr.ff.. srua.t--n.f imiv Boo
Kansas is really modern f'i.ustn..n BOO
general. I.rrrs fr cola, slavery iu knu-
l.. N,w Mexico and California and finally
.r slavery in N.y'ro and thc ISLANDS NJ t'c
CARIBBEAN Sl and Gu,f Of Mexico. T.N
letter ,ra. written iu answer % a Committee
of South Caroline ingir0- At.nirun n t'.
celebration orthc lu'cu Kirrs Noun
rin. I:E % trua Indication Of t.c policy
ol ,l.. Administration. Tho way &c s..rr
f,r loula-, h.ats Oh Pharaoh 40 hollow
Here g. an extract
Gentlemen. thank v.r l.r The Kind cy-
DR. .-iru iu thr rIur,uliurWurarh of your
l.ft.r-.' three cheers .ur Atehiun and Kan.
sas'' have road ths paragraph 90 sumo
dry uf trr border rgFaHs. and 'h.irayrs
sparkle. choir arms are u.u.l. W. Hsn
been acting % the defensive altogether, the
contest with OFF, :. one 0i li', and death, aHi
~ will Ha sI with yuu and Your institution
81 wa nil. A'chisl1. >'riu.le'iuv. and thn
b.. border ruEaus' OF Missouri. CTS cole
umu of each abolition Paper published bon Che
North ahu.r mos. G.l and n'.ahnHl un-
hlushius Is poured ont upon us, and yet We
haze no. advocate in the southern press and
vet wc received uD assistance from the
southern states. But thn time viii shortly
come when that assistance must and viii be-
rendered. the stake the " border ruiIaus
aye PLAYING Tor isa mighty one II Kansas
D. ublliti1nig-l. Missouri c,as.s o. Dr. o. slave
statr. and New MC1ir1 becomes % free state;
California remains lleo state hut if wc
secure Kansas as % slave state, Missouri IT,
secure: New Mozic1 and Southern Calilor-
MIA, II not an Of il, becomes slave state /;
in a word, the prosperity or the ruin Of the
whole South depends on the Kansas struggle.
Your obciient servant,
ID. r. ATcmsoN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-09

Sn5cENC AociUrNr We learn that Mr.
Moore, the wife Of l.. u. Moore, E-l, OF
Norway, was burned 20 badly as 20 ouN-a
her death, on Friday evening last. She at
tempted to I'll fluid lamp in the evening,
after having, as she supposed, extinguishci
the flame; but the gas under the cap con-
tinucd burning, and communicated the fire
to the can, causing it toezplodc. The fluid
filed her clothes. and she was Immediately
enyclopod in flames, burning her 50 badly
that she died the next day after passing
night Of the most intolcrable agony. She
had been married but a year or two, and
leaves an infant child Her age was q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-09

Marty Of Georgia viii cut oG an party COM
nec,ion with every man and party az the
North mr. elsewhere that does not come NJ
lull and fairly to this line Of action
Here {. the direct principle Of slavery eH-
tension openly ayowrd, while they will cut
oE an party connection with terv party at
,hc North, which d5.s not come up lH.Ng and
fir'y % hisi7. CITATION. Thi' Convention
nominated a rank iiun.ea,V for Governor,
and thc people have elected him.
The Democrats OF Mississippi at thc last
state Convention passed. the following
among other Resolutions
Ruui-9. That SEQ ,Etul our mot cor.
Hftl symr1thy AMI r-lrl i' tNusr trun and
Gallant Northern men who have Ull.i u'
n r.nt fHr battles or thg >'uth un tH' NJ.
hrr.sa.Ear1s h'l. arl other measures boo.
yu'yir- Che question off slavery ani 'Hn come
sflmtl.r1I r.r'f.u of trr slave States, nr| Hr
clad comet Iu rlrtv 1.rrtHtinn with Thorn
i.f $50 cannot affiliate with anv party Hu'.
whore chat shall rnt approve ANIL ,IgrF nn'
bon -..I Tftr fhr rr.u"..s n. Oh" N.H-t..'
hI'I. ari w. rr. prepared iH rn'"H H'l ur'.
connection with f.... who 'Nr"' UHW. uI
a.s'g and folds @. iM..'ir. u' policy.
The Democratic party isu.ih.n. h't %
Swfw party. anl amy uan. with 40 '..
a... before I.m r.urrmia. aud rr0,in.th,.
aa r.i-r. isH.'.r 900 isr.amas ar kr'r"
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-09

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-09
Weekly Summary Of News.

The Homo Journal states that tharr ars
Eve thousand lali., in New York city. arl
Of whose annual expenditure, nr drr., .s.
ccol the amount necessary o. build COM.
Portable church in thc country. Whyn5,
enlist thcm IN the Home Mission caus.'
Mrs. Dr. Judd, ono oC the Cr.t M.aar-.
rir. from This country 90 the slnla..l
Islands arrived IN Now York O fr aav.
since. She has ben abs,ut Do yan.
The L. S. treasurer reported uc anu.r.
suhret 90 dram in tlo Treasury, O.,. -. %
De- 21,O0O,OoO
Mr.. Who's, q member f Can-r G.
Mississippi sob, lns lately return 6..
Texas, .nisstnt Doc German, Frrh.>r.
Hungarian aud other r't'.s, iat. NI
Western part of .'ryis. ar, iu Grrro-f-..
ing % new sa'a We.mur rrs
in conformity with thr r1lrlmruthyr.r
that SAnvas admitted Union. T
count nearly tu thousand votes a'-ar..
ami are, 60 % man, opposed 90 slavery
4 crusus Of Nrhrl.ll T~.ng ....s.
been completed. Th.r.m't s..warr.
lotion Of ljfr. Of whom liHrar f..r.
Thuar eleven slave, 300 thr Tr...
Tie President. decision tar.aH.n .E.
'.. rar u. Gn -.t. fI. '..H r.''.fF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-09

ArrrgFJ T1 kIDyU Nass1. Crrt .z-
c.t,m,rt wa, caused "a; Iiau..'a-s q dag o-
Two sine, hy ,ls af.ml; OF man from
Virginia 90 ,.duap d negro, whom De- ra.a-
al q 20 Dc, slave, AMI tsLe him o. Virginia.
Several citizens in,sg'rej, rr-tue. yas ue-
60, all hai tas kiInrFr,r arrested ADD
bound over. The man rrotssd 90 b. act
in- under the laws ol Congress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-09

The -four purchased by the Portsmouth
Flour Company has arrived in this city and
is now ready for delivery. 1t will cost to
tho subscribers, delivered, So,S7.
IPortsmouth Chronicle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-09

While Lieut. Kane's vessel wls iHi 20
ed in the ice a weekly manuscript new. ~.
p,r was published on board, entitled ~
Iceblink." The nswspaPer seems F"
sort Of necessity to the Anslo-saF'n ''.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-09

The iron-knit party whose continents aud
we reflect and defend.
Bangor journal.
Tho bands which hold together that party
are rather OF brass than iron. This is ap-
parent on the face oft. As for sentiments,
it has none It's determination is to Rule or
Ruin. /, can do neither. IMercury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-09

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
OREGON.
We have dates from Portland 70 October il, and
from Crescent Cry Cal TO Oct. l..

We have dates rom Portland 70 October il, and
from Crescent Cry Cal to Oct. L.
THE INDiAS wAR-We take the following from
extra Of TIE Crccfm city Herqif Of the 18th inst:
We are indebted 70 Mr.. G. braita Of the Crescent
City ESpres for the following icusrs OF The oDer-
il OF a. Indian war in Rogue river valley. As 10
se lesdlrg Of tins outbreak, the massacre Of
n mixers the Upper klamath in the latter part Of
July, me murder of seyeTs packers, teamsters and
rag iers The different routes near tbe Oregon bOun
car. me- snd more recently tie killing Of two wagon
ers and their OK teams nesr Cottonwood by the Ind
sns :: these must still be fresh 10 the recO. election
Of our rescers. The military al Fort Lane .. T.,
seemed 10 D. roweress IN either resrsLiug or pun
hng the msrauders, AID the goaded po'ulstiOn were
81 last compelled 10 rise for their prstec ion.
Mr. GalbFsi.h left Jacksonville on Tueei day the
9th instant, AID The following ere the main events
which hepgeIed ~ - that 'lme volunteer
force Of ore hundred or enc hundred aud twenty.
Eve men Lad teen formed and after having CON-
pie Cd their srrHc genels they proc. -ded on Sunday
evening the 9TH inst 10 the moGb Of Butte creek IN
the vic niy 81 Ecrt Lane M several parties aocOrc nc
10 the number OF the Rsactt ias aud commanded re-
-p@c.ivCly ~ Neior Llpt-n. thTtg az men Cept.
NI.isus, ioJTtec.; M-ssTs Bruce Miller aad Havs
elevcn usa each; MIR. Harris, ei-h-een: aud Mr..
NewtoulD, seventeen men. Early Ou MJ.dav m0ru-
~ TIE volunteers approached The R.nche.Ias All
y lucilus hl-t 1'sd Upon Harriss command. The
Us ht hen beC,Ine general and ended n the total de-
lest OF the indians fory Of whom were ef. dead o.
ha ground a9o ait'lwaId barred By toe military f-sn
Fcrt Lsne. az the yCluniee's, Twelve men were
Wou0eec. Ore OF their number, Major Lupton, VITO
lsg received ar arrow iu Lhe ef breast ce o. Moo.
Gay night Gbd another, BGDsi sheppard wounded ia
ne tUccue-f I.l ft'G-At will n0t recover. Mr.. G. Il
lrsltn 6lso sa'es hsr Iuescay il was repor ed 70
Jacksonville that toe Inasas burnt the house of NJ
Jones While he own-r himself uss kleI AID his vie
severely wounded. Dr. Ds.kwell wss called 20 attend
On the LADY. bU. y = tlorght she cauoo' recover.
Ae-srs. " a. orer, Evans ard TU are also supposed
20 rave been kltc sLd her houses an6 properly j.
s-C.e-. Df. Craze ULi,ed Sia;es Amy, and D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
FROM THE SOUTH,

We have Los Angeles and Santa Bar5ars papers to
the 10th OCT.
THT YIyEs.-Tke Santa Barbara Ga-stic says that
GOO has been found az Santa Ynez.
IT, the southern part OF the county some forty or fifty
Sol orsrs are extracting gold in he dCy Giggings
which were first wo'kei in 1912.
\ party OF Americans is how exploring the chain OF
uoni taips back of this ely running from Santa uez
70 Ssn Buereveutura, and sc hope in O ieg days 70
cubsh the result Of their examinations. Less IS ye,
knotn OF the mountainous region of this southern
porti.n of the ae than Of any other part OF It, al
though il has been longer settled. Before conquest
Of the country the natives rarely venured far from tn
sea coast through fear of the hostile indians and
snce that time bu. few superficial slofaOns have
here and there been made At various points among
the mountains in this county the remslns Of fur
races formerly used for smelling siyer, bat whence
the supply OF Oie obtaioed is not known l. could
lot probably be very lar from where these abandoned
furnaces Low stand, but the trails leadiOg from them
10 the deposits have no. become oyersEo6n and OBJ
lit rated by yege atior.
BILL RoAcH-Ihc Southern Californian abiding
TO the escape of this notorious criminal from the Stock
tor Jail saws thai is stated he hss killed Not lees than
four Mexlcans and Others with hs own hands AID with
tie help Of other asssssins and cogardly villains who
trauped Tn the laws OF his country. h mas family
in Monterey ard believed TO have made tracks Jr
Sonora via TeiOn pass.
Dr.. Trasb, State geologis', arrived recently at Los
Angeles. lie 10 engaged Ia prosecuting some pro
fes,iora retesrcbes his reg iOn which want OF time
prevented him ffom concluding when there last season
The revival of religion in Los Angeles con'iuues
without abatement Upward of fifty have been brought
within the fola OF The Great Shepherd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12
Markets.

SAX Francisco, Yridsy evening", Oct g. 1855.
Trade day has good, especially Tor tie Nsr dy
sales jAAS have been hsays and the
bay Of the latter also sdd 70 pretty good nsur
Of IS Dbls GaesO az SO ~, 500 qr
sacks Asl.y's sef Raising Sl2 SO d. gnos 40 do
$40 81; 200 Oregon Cy Nils at SHADE under $40; 1900
do DomeStc last reported az 80 S7 $500 do do
to-day pnvate go do SAINT, Cara SO; 80 do Asiso $.
prcs.
WRsAI-saes are lS sacks choice SIC; 40 DO do. at jc
50 tone lilo; rs &c.. so do s2F; 30 DO At
&C.. 40 do &c 900 DO. $27O 500 do, p-vse; GcO CO.
BasLiY-I 3O,k. sod in lots at &c $50 do. a; - io
o4rs-Co sck. .old SEQ do. inferior &c. 200 do
81.
Po1Arors-7Co scks sold ia &C. $50 TO- private; AS
DC. al lie.
PRIMO tunsGold ct +l8 T. tun.
ON oNs-50 tscts a.
bEANs-5O sscks at b4c, 10 DO a. &c.
FAAs-lt0 uerc.s Casssrd's private.
POhE-5O hf. b s. Gear sold a. = p 30
BEEF-tO bbls. Chicsgs Mess sold al %2j
BvITLR-5s0 kihs cold 20 srye b. four vessels private
hhos ~ fesre ssue terms
tAkDLEsA sale OF GO boxes extra Adamantlnes VI King
az sgc.
SUGAR 10000 10 Chins No. LiLzy Jarvis; 100 h,f bb
Cruhed ex fearless sO bbs do. all private terms; rs
bA fbb.s. New Oresns ~ vi Kips. sold at t4s.
SALr30 Sandwich ssLds sold al $50; @ case. Table
ss.orted bess, private
DRILLs-i48 bale. Brown 20 nch Id private.
CAsE GooDs-lO dozen Pp-rs OJ al 10 90 avOce
cold L. & home ~
BOttn FcE. * Retres .od At fl9 p case
NmsKY-lto ibis. sod q arrive 81 : Is.
BkAsDY-lCO octAyes &. ~ ~.
TVEPENTNE-4d' ks.lons soI1 on private terms
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'rsls wa. compelled 70 ahsndos the attempt IN. pam
lar quality Of the SOIL after being 30 10 ,ubect "a
frost and hsw repderi :. operation Of climbing nat
only dittou :, but exceeds gy dangerous.
II wss the IN sntion nj Com. Rodgers 10 visit us
lard reported 10 have been discovered by Capt Ks.
lett Of he expedition sent cut by the English govern
n ent In 1851 in sesrch o. Sir John Franklin; and a,
the weather indications we're favorable 20 this end the
course Of tbe vessel shsped accordingly The DO
.i'on Of this land as reported By Capt. kelett VISA
about sixty miles 70 the rorthSard Of Herald bland
The Nincenns reached the latitude OF 722 0J %" IN
longitude l74o 81 lS-a higher point than ever BE-
fore reached having Sailec the assumed positon
Of Capt. Kellets lsnd and COnmOdore Rodssr ga,
forced 10 The conclusion ha. Capt. Kelle,, hsA fallen
in TO the common " 'heee a,iiut Of beng De
ceiyed by To-. cloud banks A. his point the progress
OF the vessel was interrupted by barrier OF ice. and
a. the vessel was not prepared for winter quarters IN
these regions il vas Re. med advisable 70 alter her
course. Returning by the wet Of Herald i.lud, thu
Nncernes sailed over The tail OF Herald reef aud
work Ell up Ia the pos 10 Of the land reported BY Capt,
kelet', and named plover island This land Was
reported by Cap Kele't having been se-1 in fos<y
weather: ard here sgan hs mist have been deceived
by clouds, as no land could be found by The Vim
cernes although wi'h every advantage OF fine weather
for observation.
Having accomplished AL that WAS possible for the
present season porhward OF Herald island, Com.
Rodeors WA ANXIOUS to discover " Wranslcs land"
,eported 20 have been discovered by q Russisn
yoygper of that name. off the northern coast Of Asia
This land never reached by any vessel ano ts
mater Of much doubt whether Il ever had existence
except in TIE imssinstion Of the RussiHl v,y%ger.
The is an Indian ira ion familiar 70 all travellers ia
Ibis rsrt Of the worc =, lsnd has been seen In the
lccslty indicated by Capt. Wraoge. II Ia also s'a'ed
by the ndiar that many years ago, one OF the tribes
Of the nor bern coast WAS def"ated m battie and 8
large number escaped in beats with the view OF resce-
ing The rev continent. The adventures never IT,
turned and from this fact Il WAS presumed MAT they
had discovered the lard.