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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
Don OrcSeu.
Gnbianrrfrirg 2tufrr1uns.

G5ie III Glamatb Co., Californian, 1T aud Bier
gIac0 in 9rEBter 2Iuflr9unS. Gjrn. pd!mrr bat
Cinsn Sricf putIiSrt, prnIh ter tbiuptlin9 rrr
9Ba5eaS ctfiSrt, eGs Snrianrr mad 2ufprreruns
Ter yIftmaS wpltrn h ;u rinem Srrtils
ter Bci6cn prrrini9cn-nur NC
ni9e StGmms ittirncn nt9cnci0t.
Der Sr9cn StInbarp prm 8. idrCtt: 3u
BEN gBafen! 3u S3aifsn unb he,
riGtrt, Dap Wajor Saler NIT rinen Sruppen 25
0lriIcn pen 0alIrS Ypn ben Snrianern umSingeIt
iei. t6aIer bat zine YpiitNn auf ensm od9sl,
Uon 0raben uno SiI6cn umseten felt IS Stuns
ben baIten Mlam6llt mp Gbitre rtne einen
Srcpfrn gBailer pa6 unaus9eicgte 6eucr Der Su-
otansr aus. IS selars ibIrn rinrn Sctsn nit prr
Na&ri6t rur4 pcu 5sinc iu ienprn, rrr am 8. in
Oalas anfam. SCfcrt 8in9 Der Ddmpfrr gBaseo
mad ben Gaeeatrn at, unp Steut. Dap rlltrte lid
nit ben iitri9en I 50 Wann gum Grlas auButrcs
den. Wfajcr Sdler Srrlan9t 1000 WlaEn 5iilfe.
Ntebrere rcr llmjin9eltcn linp trrrits 9ct6ctrt,
paruntrr Wlr. Scldn Der Snpansragent, Ter pur1
ben Scbn BON Stcw.aB 'iway selfpIrn, unb pa>
rouF nit Sulis Bon rrei anrern sepadt unb ibm
Der pals atSeI4nitten purpr. Darauf srIGOGm
fie irtn 9ferp, Siincstsn Gin Gsuer an unp prrs
tranntcn Seipe."
tor. Stuart, Capt. g9arbae unp 1S 9lnere,
rrlte AM g6btte Salmon 6u6 cine Glcute BON
ben Gascabs mad 6Grt Gplviae prrmaben, icarn
bon ben Snoianrrn crmorprt pcrern iein. Gr&
mar pirs nur 0rriift.
IDaibinston Tcrriterium.
glu& bier Gerri6t alsrmrins 9lufresunS unb Rd.
flung seSen bic Snrianrr, Die turlltd ttint Burger
BON Seattle ermprpttrn. @Os. NaIOn, wirb NIT
n e. CD -. ,s,eu Gss ,t,,Ihirpn pei %snttI.
pirp Gin Sort rrri4trt gum S&ug sessn bic Sn.
ptane.
Cine Gcmpasne rrsuldre SpIbatrn mar uutsr
eisut. Slau9btcr BON SteiIaeCcm atsr9anssn,
UNI bic fsinpIi6en Sncansr int Often pes Sas>
gu jt6ti9rn.
port GCpnleno an Der gbmiralitats Ginfabrt
tldtte raid smprr; esr Srt bsfst snen sutsa
!oafsn.
9suiarsdsn OsrrdFrn bic ianss Saat i'm gan.
zen Strritrrium.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
Sebe Strafen

IN Carmel. q. 9. wurrs pcrias S3c6r sin
Ntana 9tamsns 9ader ;u $4,000 S9aeenerias
Sertutteilt, neil er cine junSe Samr, bic Sr6trr
prn 1cmpIin SrapiS Serfibrte.
gtr6 tEber it Der S6aOrnsrfab, ;u rem Wtr.
@iiler in Gbarlettppa, SsffsriVn Co.. Sa. sers
urtteIt wurps, neil CT 0iiB Seau elm GbsUerprs6.
en- 9strptta Ct ipurbe Tim $4,000 9eitraft BON
Der Surp. gRit ciRsr IOlarn Iuslettuns tlnn
man l6eg nrur 5reier fnon!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
t1cu,Sai,,pSl'irc.

Tir gtmtrtanil6e 9lrtbG res Staats 9leu.
SampIGirs rsriammslte fia neuIi6 ;u NaItua
nnp erpdtlte neue Srantcn fir rus tdnit9r
9atr. Die srEstr gintStsir terrItts. Gin BE.
tttue iruroe anssnrmmrn rlB raS neue 0rtrdn.
h.0sity Ctipas gu lHrnse iri, ne baf atls Oss
hrimnbr tr Sarttsi iriCrt atseifafFt ,rerren
krllen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21

Gsr Gle glsp.gJCrt Gun iH lebr fart tiutsr
Gem guTus err amsritaniIaen eapgs Der. Sir
brrr&nst. tab bic Rsrps gcrtrr jibrlit iitr s40.'
000, 900 an 8leirsIn rnb S6mut tritrn (pdb'
Itnp bic @Httrr cher @rpbmiitter rteisr Dameu
en- SpaIhlubsr unr SuttsrfliIe f4piben) )-irpisl
a!s. tie %TraltunstEeirr tsr 0sr. Stdntrn tr.
sglatu, alrruFItNrNdN girioktet !
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
Sauffampf smeyer g6eice CO

Scr einisrn 9ascn fane Gin tsftssr 5auNtantpf
Swibcn 3tpey gEeitStilrern in 9ancllsr Statt. hep
lreIGem fd intersNante Sesstrnteiten ercigneten,
unc cine Der SSmpisrinuen 70 herb pur69etldut
uurrs, eab nrStI!fr SHlfs tsr;u ecrufsu prrtrn
mubtt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21
Eicl,tcr NJ lean

Cine 9anse 8eibt Ton 3eitunacn I'M gBsilcn, ta'
Sen ben 8i&tcr Nt'esan, ron Obc, oils nG6ner
ameritanii& RcputIitaniidsr ganpipat fir bic
9rrfipcntrnftslle rrrssltla9en. Der 8IGtrr piir'
DC rtne 3rreifsI Gin gutter prriprnt MAIDEN. unp
bic Sppplitcn Nr9sn bic iegiss Ysrpcrtsns 9rrtr
Npntnlltraticn tTnnte ii4 peuri6t auf tsinsn krl.
Ern Wanu sercininen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-11-21

assn 3Onrpe Sauni6ip, psrrg Co., Sbr.
wuroe pcrIcste SSCGe cine bluti9e Sra96ris auf'
acfitrt. 3wsi Sauern, SamcS Ga9an unp SoI
S'glsil ltrittrn f6 nun um Elm Stiid Sano, ras
Sccsr init g9ei;en teIasn wpllte. S'Neil trcbte
ben 6asan am Dcnnsritas 0rrscn NIT @spaIt
pom eanps Su trritsu unp bic 6reuuss Der teirrn
ltrctsnern 5amilisn rrIAisncn nHf em 8ampf'
plase. Bon bartrn g2Orten fam cS gu priiseln,
es CAB etniss blutise glaIen np blaue augcn, bis
sulebt SHReil Ieinrm G'ssner bur9 sinrn Sdds
lCnf6ub ras srtmfIift nuStIirs, Tu @trtrr
n rtrtaittt,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04


sesses,it vii VIA It's Wy to sull greater favor
IL has our hes, wishes.
The War Question in the British Parliament
We surrender much Of our space this morning
to n condensed account of an animated and bril-
liant debate, in the two Houses of tho British
Parliament, on the conduct and present oondi-
ton of the war against Russia.
Referring TO this debate. the New York TX
press says: As waS 10 be anticipated, the OPP
position are making fierce onset upon the Minis
try. for not having carried on the war against
Rus.ia on a more efficient scale. The failure
the Baltic ESpcditon-the delay in taking pos
session of Sebastopnl-ihe dreadful losses sus
tanned by tho troops, IN the rapid succession
engagements without the walls,--aro all disaster
that arc driven home to the door of the Govern
ment with, We must say. n force, an oloqnencc
aud logic of the most convincing character.
Aberdeen, however. was a. inmovable an
impossible under it all n Pompcy'- pillar. VII
constitutional imperturbability he does not blanc
or wnce, even under the whitening sarcasm ,
Dlsrarll, nor relax muscle, under the scathiu
but polished criticisms Of Mr.. Layard who do
olared TINT" if any private establishment had nj
tempted To carry business in the style that H.
Majesty Ministers had done, they would speed
Oily become bankrupt" His Lordship's rrjot
ders were Enthusiastically naughty. cold
reserved.
Tho Austrian Treaty. it cannot be denied,
not popular, nor likely 10 be popular The Go,
eminent journals do their best to give il charnr
ter. aud promise for it the first fruits for pcac,
Tho Government party in Parliament, too,
no less jealous on it, behalf but ouf Of the
Interested circles, il il easily seen that the Frcn
ty i not one that the nation j. called upon spo
caly 10 rejoice over. Lord Derby cuffs ii an
kick il. Sir John Buckingham tears it i
pieces while Lord ! hn Russell contents hin
sell with giving it such character Us to seen
ingly rob it Of what little confidence the men thu
are MT mere partisans might be disposed to pla,
in il
Tie drbntc was very long occupying som
- If the pondcrop- f-odl columns Of the Lon
don LINES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
RICHMOND MARKETS Jan. 2. 1855

The tnil"win! quotation. Whole sale. or
small orders high prices will h. % aired:
BAcos-City ,nrel and Sr,'r e.. l. hog round Ola
10 reni~; e>tcrn SIDES 81 llrrs 707I; Ham.
IL; Wr>rrn Baggci / B; Qaonn civ flauas
n,ae il, narhri North C.,"".. !t- i,.un, 9.lt; IvaIs
l2c.
CoRS Ft-s90al00 rent. Il bus.
tnRx-S25 81 cents T. bu.
Fun. -aalr- ct Superb at s9to9 =. according
to qnnl Il.
ErrswAx-255aeGI p II.
OArs--Nrw 4ja50c. h luS.
: Lr-Snir. at 81 On, s. hut; - from store.
NHEAr-Piinc White. SOuS IS; Priv Rcd 81 Is
a 20.
GuAso-We quote rer, i'm II, $50 80 delivered from
.tnc-iom whn,f, so; Mcxran $50; IS 81
InE 81 - from Nhat; : so in store.
fnBsCCh--Onr market as pretty much IL - for
lhr Yen, the Inspection. VI uvetugr ~ hhd,. Ter
10, md this consists mostly =" nw grades # new To.
tecr., which sell. 6rm :l.S0lo ~. The imirri .a.c.
Il al Nitlout cha g..
.rQu,Hs lhrn1s. t'lard, Dupuy & Co, s3aj 90
per gall A. Srgn't'e. !. 25a4; Smcruc!$3 25n4 81;
fennes.cy 81 55a5 90; Peach arrr II, ! lul 25: V,f-
gina Apple, 7ue. do Oh. 7JaS Noitern d. 10; I'm.
nn,t54n10r. Rum, Ncr England. jGr very ,,arrc.
Gin iln.tri. $ltl 50; Ar,r can i5r. Whisky tj,h
nInnd H'ct,G Il IS s,,h Crc.urat 4 H., mnq,lt-
N,oL--We NOTE son rrqurie, for wool A. yet 10
rnIr4. u.t h,H',rieelns in artirr. We qu .w
washed - 30; fire f. u to 30; extra, 4; u
washed nr-thjId oil.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
BRITAIN


Deol,o en- ,'.o . oe'5 ez~ y" ieih "a -,
g tilf - r, 9I,aIi f.,y
SWISS I,erici.s lie Dnl.qted-Malitia to /
set Abroad Tie C.naaL n Giant
On Jfr.an,. liz. l2b December lie sr.-in
- p..ft,rslt ,..4 er,nr.l I, fine Queen. in NO,
49,. liz, J,,. ,,i,s, fin. ,.ra w. an et.,'.,,
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-" -i'J'u UNIV T. ''"-i'' as" NV "'''.A u !"
hiJ'n - u, 1t "''' '"' t''''' '"'oiE III ''''
nalo9a' s'i"7' R'e Nal'''F ~ '"' ,s'"'.
etth Tue co I''l'nits i""' nave he'h manu-"
down from "'o,afa tunes WIN IA gorgeous p"
trse.'h"l h'IHd-' P"ai 'hh'S' ingr- anu H'l
Nlng men, lords, ohl ladit~ hHE't all IL n nun
drrd a'nr- drscnued by tho pens "i tourists an
others Whose business II Is to hr grnphle,-th
Queen entered the House OF course, all rose
Then Her Majesty husband, Prince Albert
whn, by the way, Is becoming rather stout, nn
slightly bald, ns Il IT, prctablc English pattr Et
mitius usually is gave his hnud 10 his royal
wife and led her 10 the throne. Her ministers
GROUPED them elves around IN iupo- in AT itltlcs
NV ord Aberdeen carried the most unwirLll,
sword of state; thu Marquis of Winchester bore
the snvrreirn'- "cnp # mnintrunncp:" aud th.
MARQUIS Of L.nns,a,gnr .qpportcd a crown anon,
a velvet cushion. on sii,.nl from ,bo OMEN
the n,s.mbl, resumed ihei1. sea-.
Sir Augustus Clifford. the / -l;,r of the Black
Rod was despatched to summon "hlr Majesty
Faithful Commons and few minutes tia.
tnmultuous but respectable body came eiowdn,
in aud took their plaees outside the fence or bn
Of the House. The speaker in h- official robe.
came to the trout and on his right aud left ,too,
Lord John Russell aud Sir William Wordsworth
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

\ CANDID couR.f. ! lac component lafls {" Sm'le' ;
Amdyrr Chrtry FA'e.i''nni and Stanicrs "'nit "''
Garfd ha,r 'cf mltie HMM /" upwards al I'VE nun
,i,rd ph, .ciu, . - ~ on. vt-m with ut single
cxrelaon have pronounced tiI'n excellent medic he-
en- pati. dri Ia ofianrc ~i'h -rirnhc rrnciPI =
ar,d .ki,tu- phui rnorelirral kuowi Dc l. l. wei
known la that i,.iau. generally oppose popular
me frinc. and Ills iac .renks loudly in inyr "i their
raninr and tn. merits ut Il 80 vaua IL Preh
0Ich tun.t aTI1rcintcf where oy are hS
hre"n an Atl, i cunning int, ve'y gcu"a USE Tor
the disin ing complaints Thy inrnded L cure -
r d.,a-t, If tn lIae. mt throat. Sub#ct Annd Nuc
Gr.r, Exprr rtnt nlprd- safe and speesty r"mrd' :;
vile rin Din rir,,,a Gartai Ia. been knnwn Il"
tail in giving ielef Sec Advertisement in uH"illrr
r5,'nil and r,.f'vr lhrnI I.s, be bad gratis OF
The ss#-. P,r,. racs only 81 cents pc, bottle,
botllas far ! %. de- I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

rnr Bilious Di.e4.e-. fny.f uni cue, Liver Nrh'''
ana nj diseases ariras irJm di'oidefcd ar impure
int II the Ptopd. CAH1fRs SP.HisH hfxtuRE - u
g. ftail lad positive r,. Il attack tie sat q, dis
49,. hy Wondering the bod pure aud csreiing oil I'M
h.aihy frirles r,,m tin system Every ne should use
I'll. myuiu,hie medy ~hn exposed 10 the hea' {" 't
gfit ct - -es ia m ntirnll, lncatnn. II = equal
IL gI a, preventative II in cuiIng disea." IL!
-, liz - dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

On the 2lst December last, by the Rev Mr.
Motley, Mr.. john Abbot 10 Miss Minerva Owen.
daughter of Mr.. Isaac Owen, all of Pttsylyana
County.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

Mr.. WISE win address the citizens of Peters
burg Tomorrow night Buckingham, at the Court
House. Monday;and this city, Wednesday might
we suppose) the 10th. We hope TINT lac will
every where. receive patient aud respectful at
tention; and that old line democrats. whose great
cbeftain he so vituperated in other days-and
know nothings, whom he defied aud denounced in
his first speech at Richmond will hear him with
all the courtesy and forbearance they ean com
mand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP

CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF-93 90 81 % per ewt. gross, which
is So 90 81 90 net
IloGs-$6 30 a s. per hundred, Supply mod
crate.
SUNRISE, 5oas5 per head
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
if!Ki.nCIAL.

Lynchburg Tobacco and Wheat Market
JANUARY 3, lo55.
ToBACCo-N Nothing doing.
WnEAT.-sI ID To IL IS, in active demand.
WIN. I. SMITH,
Comm Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

VIRGINIA AND TESSEssEE RAILEoAD.-Re
ceipts for the month OF December, 1854:
From Freight. sl2,312 Al
From Passengers. United States
Mail, and Express Freight, I'SuD w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

The PErERsBuRG EXPRESS has materially en-
larged its dimensions, with the new year. The
Express was. before. tho best paper of its inches
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

The total receiets from the same sources il
December, 1S5y. amounted TO 81 OBS AZ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

\ NEECE.--'ihe subscriber, having purchased OF
y Jo,t. A. Fransii1 h9 interest in the con. ern OF
franklin. y other x Co. viii connue the business IN
the .amc hous, dpar 10 Liberty War, ho"s "hder
the irm AMI ,ty,e 81 franklin \ Brnther. They return
their tbaaks th>ir rhrd- and the Tobic g"nrra'Y
t1r lhcrt patronage exlcn.cd them oi The short
time they have her Il. Tie Grocery N Commission
business and respectfully -oicit continuance OF
tn slrn,; Ian i,ug ,cr best exerons 20 give
sa,iSf' ctui To all WIN 10 business with them.
JAMES FRANKLIN
EDWARD FRANKLIN, JR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

n 'hn country. Win he facTTt7es : ~ ''|
,esses,it val VIA its WY to suII greater favor
IL has our best wishes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18
Page's gs,sssstss saso .utls.


Schroeder, nenr West Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md
I'D EePECTFULLY inform their friends and
y tepubhe esnsrs Thar they have greatly enlarged ts
and have such ianss snab
tas exseas a orders with dispatch and in work
mhnsLip.3 sls4-4atl459 a8 t s4gg Al si1=. - 55,}
Thy nt;nue nannura three Justly
Patent Portsbo Crcula as have kytn % ninch
faction Union. These
by horse water bsns equally sei ber
Thsy pfetaIe all knds and powsr such IS Steam
tngne Boiler and SIN Ike Saeka mounted wheas and B9er
Spoke Sae ed wht ready to be attached 10 he a.
the eusne dstashsd ready work. Steam
ana Plain Cylinder Bnls u. 7st. 81 - ~ \,
They large Horse Powell with 81 enagse
whne, md Third Cs1sS a, particularly Tdaptea 70 p ~
parposes hundreds of which latter are n ass a
ssng good ssrs's ne sssr & e. ~ al e
They also Horss Poh ere o. three ana
pe Asc Tmhsr "nss aea Aaape
Cars. -, -, ars.,,,. - a
NAV no raid 10 be dss and 70 S4nk as the
creates Of the sks.
MILF naoye bos pce tetna eapsciy ior eas
hs fTnishsd 20 n applying for by letter.
y '' Caution against H.fran gemeats.
their
oeaned da
ice
snsau, o patent They hereby
II fyen pnrchas mis sua principle hsirs ol
builders and lhs agent
are seek through tbs their eoeny
CT their rights aad privileges guaranteed by h
patent by Gpvetasnt Of she gned stsss
asi iii smw s'sA' = sLERE, pAH g sFAUFFEs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18
DAILY CRESCENT
SONG or THE mEcH.eNF5Y : y


a. The bum of thousand yvh.ef. IN so.,sJ
Like some old ponGerous gopg
me aledss- hammer ringing slassps in ts,s ,,.r.
Inc groan Of press, ss il bnrdened with esrs.'
1as ramp of the iron horse Geetsr than air -
And his laundering snort heard sysrvvbsrs
'Iis out the orchestrs that e'sr
Aceompan nies their song
Men Of the brswny arm are we.
Men not ashamed Of labor:
3,-A 1hough clouds may sometimes vefl our face
~ Dur heart shines through in smiles and cfzsss
d ss 1he darkness from our neigbbor
W gre the men who forge the bars A. 4. a.
rrse nNe INK the town and lea, - s@
orr III ssssssines rushing through the vsia---
=. ssaasn, asaN.n, facing with the gale
s'eusang Justify
ne mighty ship thas proudly rides
ozer the y estiess d.sp -t1ee
,. RIA ~ rsa,sa = sha oy u. her noseBess wings
1ena 20 .ns eTeAins asesxs tAst si,,ss
And rocks Der into sleep,
-. ne Press-that throbbias hesss ~. -.
TIE pulse Of every thd1sft = 'sSs'
Ti1at clock Of mind witch gttikzs ttss ,xsss
AEf ration rfses io its powsr---S3 F'
aSt5e Without our aid Is naugbts zais ri .e
II pen which, dipped 10 Lightning. Wits
- AZ ope.atross round the earth,
e e staid by mountain nor tie river
ose ~. Wnose broad facs the sun.beams Quirsr
oses % cur hand its birth.
IL ese thoughts n,aks vfafInsa. Il ~ t.s~.4
ks.eeho fiks tslr;
a. 6na hxe nef yoics Wis waits to greet uss
aFs VI lseas ovF htsle ehiid TO meet 1s, IN 40 ts
Az, More sweet than ws may ten.
Then let the Joyous ssag i. he.ra
let all be filed with Ri5Fsh
Let II. be known thfoughons ths iar,a
That the members Of cur iron baad
's7~8slAFe tae hsppisss On earth L i Sas "a
Tis sound that fingers In our ear
S~'t Like some old ponderous eeng aA s#
ssIs but the orchestra thai aier q &. ssss ssyk
Accompanies their aoDg asi,s.ts, -.
3. zSY5 te5s.5sss 5ss5s,ss s.f5 lKniGkerboekcr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18

B. MASS. HIsToR1cAL SoeIEFY. .--.At ahe stated
monthly meeting of the Mass. HISTORICAL 30
ciety yesterday, Mr. Deane presented the manu-
script copy OF Bradford long lese history,
which has Just been received from England. 1t
proves to be unosmmenly rich in new matter.
Among other things, il has copies Of the letters
Which were in Bradford's letter BOOB, the greater
part of which was lost AID it has fun details
OF the families Of pilgrims ana OF their early
tr,nssctIous. when in Holland. twill be putto
press Immediately, and appear as onelof the
series Of the collections ofths society, EBostsn
Post, Aug. 10 g5..s --s,szes5 Y'e,sSs-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18

suBMAR1NE TELEGRAM EXCURSION. Wa ex.
tract from the N. Y. Tribune. of the I1tEr inst
the following brief description Of the excursion
OF the New Foundland Telegraph Conpsny bv
one Of the party. They had arrived at Halifsx
on the 10th inst: 80 w
q We arrived here at IL o'clock this ,nevn;n,.
just three. days from New York by the lousaids
of Long Island route. The weather w.ase er-
tremeiy pleasant until yesterday Afternoon
We passed the steamship Baltic, bound 70 New
York, end saw numerous whales and a 0e4t n
from one hundred to one hundred and fifty fab
ing.beats catching cod Our party CONSISTS Of
sixty SIX persons, composed ofreigioHs. literary.
legal medical, scientific, telegraphie and busi.
ness gentlemen and their ladies' Yesterday
afternoon astorm aFess, increasing il, furynnti1
near midnight, during which the Adeer 5ba-
haved we'll We we're within fit teen orr twenty
miles Of this port last night, but the storm rre
vented the possibility of getting pilot, sosws
put off to sea for safety. and after being tossed
about all night, came in this ncrning We coal
here, and start this afternoon for Port..n-
Basque, where we take 1000 ton ship IN tpw
for Cape Breton to pay out the cable across the
Gulf Of 50. Lawrence Thence We proceed across
the Banks to st. Johns, N. 7. s. -za5.s,s 5'iS
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etc conduit an Depot des Epavss du Premier Dis
n 1ret rue Dryades, pres de la Promenade Triton,
une Chevre jeune pale ayadt uue cofde au cou
Une CRsvre nore ct blanche les oreilies eeourtess
Une Yeche blanche ay4nt des taehes annes Les oreles
ecoartees' et demf ecourtees etampee W. repauis
81 eles ne cont pas reclames dams dix jours de-
penses payees elles seront vendues Peuchere pub-
hque, aa dit depot, HAMEDI e la du oouxans a. 10
hsures, A. M. L 4. ,.z AUG PHELPS,
- ~-A5S oomnissafre des Russ
Nouyeile orleans, ie 7 Aout. 1856 aus Is Is
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Time between Washington aud Wheeling hours Kunnng
time between Washihgton and Cincinnati hoarB.
oS g r soAD IT, e AnDa.hns'n.
havpg greatly Improved Its Western offers he
traysleIa between washington Baltimore
me CONGESTION bewes the ains from WAshhEon aihs
n n9aha TSss from samos always promptly mad the Wash
This the only change Washing
tSn Ibd ne OHIO river baggage checked Wheeling
tue pgisenSs 81 without charge holding
gon The connecting ana leave daily at
A. NJ ana ~ r. NJ On Sundays the latter hour only.
AT Wheeling direct trains OF the Gem
iag thIoas zsnesviland Nesa,E Thss
sanaesky Railroad for ssndusky Toledo, Detroit Chicago
Az Columbus TO- Railroad trains connect with the
Of the itle Miami Railroad Xsns Cincinnati louisville etc
A. Aena lon Little Miami Ralroad) connection
RacS Iana ~ 81 M @ Ierre Hsnte Chi
Passengers hodipg through tickets Memphis vksburg Nat
at Cennas to the Mail Steamers Ohio Tiokets for Eyans
ve Cairo md St. Loais, are sold BY this route.
o Ge'eland and via Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago
tickets sold when the between Wbeens
Mssyile oy me) where Cleveland and
Travellers that while this Ia the on,y
aordng through tickets and checks ashnetou
@ % and direct to nsa all the leading ponsin
miles being about mi shorter than other QUITE
AZ s mx sS itcKxr ER9M WAsHINsToaTo Wheeng
l9 IS eS'nss % D ~ m I'D
@ % sa ~ ~ so 81 Louis 9 hoand ss New
e Frederick and Hapers Ferry, Martnsbur Berkeley sprpss
SSmsand Bsao.d sPng pieanont
minor way stasops between Baltimore wheeling take NJ
For the and from Baltimote Annapo;. ate .
advertisement. s.s 44fs' e0' see speeisi
q further nfornaon through apply to THos
ss4ss41 - -, - > 81 JOHN H. DOME
'ta,f - Master Of Transp portation-
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ri EW ORLEANS, OPE- e rs,s Eysssss;ssssssssy
/ " LoUsAs AND GREAT wEsT AS3a ~ ~ (.@za5ls
sEgNs sqtlgt sERN RAILROAD. =
So MMER ARIA NGE EET,
Train, daily Crossing. Leaves
Agiers O'Clock A. Nj Lafonrchs Crossing II O'Clock
M Returning eavs, Lafcurehs Coains o'clock NJ
ariyes xlgisrB o'olook r. M Y y EE r i ss
SPECIAL TRAINS, n
oclook returning Monday Crossing n
o'clock a. NJ. arriving algsrs at 10 O'Clock A.. nj.
Excursion tcket, and retdn he day, will issued
ovsry lay olows-- = y 8.- IIl I3 = - u
10 bayou dsb Aisnhnden
3
II The stops Of
dsslrous Of getting On and of ut that point w.
A b. SEGER Presdeut
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STAGES FROM cLlNToN. .kk& 1 S8S

.sTAGAS FROM CLINTON A3SF8 1sSL
cTY on n. S MI MPasstnS through ANTE
There isnow ths Weekly Line of s.ags
aaving Ame c every Monday Wednesday FRIDAY ou hs az
ya u ths Passenger Train Ne
1he ssIe sssog O'clock Returping isto
ag and saturday at O'Clock Ia morning. aud
saas a A. hmis @ Giy as igi the evening
the sam day dhs route as miles miles 6y
sage me sage Road abeautiui
ng good natural road ABtnere On tha
bag tar the ant Papers has heen
ea q a. the Office Of New 0eans Raroaa No. is
md ~ be to the Railroad eyey Monday,
lion Will be paid 70 he delivery Papers
Tas are fos shous Pasange from New Orleans Clinton will
viii thus be thsths cheapest
es. md safest route from Cnton NV erieans.9 &
asn ~ e Z F.$E. HESUFR Ame City3