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FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1855.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.


message was received from the President of the United
States transmitting, in compliance with resolution OF the
Senate of the 30h of january the information called for
in the same in relation to the causes OF the delays IN
furnishing funds to defay the expenses Of the
courts for the judicial district of Arkansas which
laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
VIRGINIA LAND WARRANTS.
On motion by Mr. HUNTER, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration of the bill from the House Of Representa-
tves to amend the act approved August 81 1852 entitled
San act making further provision for the satisfaction OF
Virginia military land warrants"
The subject was debated at some length BY Messrs
WALKER COOPER, and others; when, on motion by Mr.
STUART, the blu was laid on the table
PRINTING OF DOCUMENTS
Mr. JOHNSON, from the Committee Printing report
ed in favor of printing ten thousand additional copies of
the annual report Of the Smithsonian institution two
thousand FIVE hundred of which shall be for the of the
institution; and also in favor Of printing and binding
twenty thousand copies of the proceedings and addresses
upon Of the presentation OF the sword OF Gen.
era jackson Congress- which severaly agreed TO-
BILLS PASSED,
Mr. STUART from the Committee on Public Lands, re-
ported back the following bills which severaly con-
sidered and passed
House bill to amend the act approved the 4h of August
1854 entitled An act graduate and reduce the price OF
the public lands to actual settlers and cultivators
House bill allowing the further time Of two years TO
those holding lands by entries in the Virginia military dis
trct in Ohio which made prior to the is OF January
1852, to have the same surveyed and patented
The Joint resolution from the House OF Representatives
imoas consent and passed.
The bill from the House Of Representatives for the relief
Of James Holstein was considered and passed.
Mr. HUNTER, from the Committee on Finance, 10 whom
was referred the bill for carrying into effect the convention
upon the subject Of claims between the United States and
her Britannia Majesty, of the 9Th Of February 1853
ported il without amendment and asked its immediate
consideration No objection being made the bill read
a third time and passed.
The amendments OF the House Of Representatives 10 the
following bills concurred in
Bill for the relief Of Mrs Nancy Weaberford widow Of
Col William Weatherford OF the st regiment Of Illinois
volunteers
Bill granting bounty lands 20 certain officers and sol
ders who have been engaged in the military service Of the
United States
APPROXIMATION
Mr. SHIELDS from the committee OF conference The
dsagreeng votes of the houses the Indian appro
praiion BILL submitted report which was concurrcd in
ALFRED @,
On motion by Mr.. CLAYTON, the Senate proceeded 70
the consideration of the joint resolution authorizing the
Secretary Of the Treasury 70 settle the claim OF eo -
Benson on the principles of equity and justice
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Posr orrIor DEPARTMENT.,
FL ra I December $, 1854
day sepemeer 1885, The aoh day ., June ls5s ncu
once the Pos, Office Department The ely o. Wash,nsou M
%est day, on ihe routes, slveide,
1896 From Sal, Lake City, by MIL Creek Holladays
selemeni, Lutte Cottonwood, and nrapersvile 10 Mount
Lsave Salt Lake City every Thursday a, nj
savs ys n ess,y sans Friday an y
aso A'Ts no sa, sa Lake lss c ivy By
neIs Mills, Bingham and Kanyon, 10 Cedar Valley, 4S
Leave Sal. Lake ciy every Thursday at am;
Al Cedar Valley mex, day by IAN;
Leave Cedar Valley every Friday at pm
Arrive Al sal, Lake City peK day BY 6pm.
From Toeie City Gran,sye, II miles aud back once
Leave Toele City every Tuesday a,sam;
Arrive at Grantsville by - m;
Grantsyiie every Tuesday nj pms
1850 fon Np City, -. Sy Fillmore cy Corn Creek paaso
and Parovan, to Cedar City, loo miles and back, once
Leave Nephi City every Monday a.eam;
Arrive at Cedar City next Friday by 6pmi
saSs ys osds S.u6 S y Syey sytSy mopay Pdas
NOTES
No nav viii be made for trips no, peroea such
omissions no % nes snmn %e @ e ~ a {, ,.n s
with depending mails and not sufficiently excused
viii he mpo.d unless The denqueaey be promptly and sssae'o
I Gy sssass a sa the ma
ohee Tor suffering TO bs injured desroed robbed OF lost
concerned in running vehicle. on The
failures TO run neeaby to contract disobeyng Office
laws instructions OF the department or Tor assigning 'he
the Postmaster General he Postmaster
may the schedule He also order an increase o
by allowing therefor rata Increase on the
lie also cna or discontinue tp erVice AZ pro
decrease Of Pay he allow one months sn,r,
distance The points 10 he supplied
The bids should be addressed the
Assistant Postmaster General operscfibed mail proposals
in the Territory Of Utah" The contracts are 70 be executed and
1855 conditions be incorporated in
California, Oregon, Utah, &C.,
dated 18th October, 1859.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 6-law4w Postmaster General.
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[No. 52s.l

Notice of the dlscanttnuance of the United States
land Offices n JeHrrsonv lie, Vtncennes and Win
anac, Intinuu.
kDER the second section of the act OF Con
u grees June 49, $780, which declares hat whenever
quantity public lands remaining unsod In any land dis
number less tnn hundred
shall be of the Secretary OF the Treasury
office district; and land in
the discontnuHncc
Office, be subject sale of the
existing Offices convenient 10 the district In which the
of which the Secretary
Treasury shall " and nasmuch the m section of
approved 4n September ls authorizes The Secretary Of
land which situated the
Notwithstanding the
his such continuance may be
public order close The land system
point under the provisions of the
approve H. lsO and fnauch the duty
has been dolped the Seeary Of the Interior
by establish The Home department. approved Sd March,
le49
Notice accordingly hereby gven view of reports from
officers JRFFKRsoHvILLR VINCENNKs, and WINAMAc,
Of said districts reduced below
Secretary Of the Interior oh the
President has directed that the land offices at JEr
and WIsAMAc the State of Indiana
unsod nj the of
subject the land Office IspI
ANAPoLIs, seat Of government OF said State e..
unsold and unappropacd by law and subject
limits uf the districts discontinued,
will heretofore those Offices, from
This by the registers
thereof officers viii give public
ice of the day prepared appca-
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
JANUARY 25, 1855. " L,
Jan 27-2aw6w [SiaTJ
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SECOND EDITION NOW READY.

SECOND EDITION NOW READY.
DUEsI4S AND DUELITNG.
Alphabetically arranged Preliminary Historical Essay
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work comprises sketches Of the principal due from that be-
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l. curious and interesting work Dispatch.
The useful contribution historical
and biographical Observation-Disclosures.
Published by CROSBY, NICHOLAS, CO., Boston; and for
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Iaprored aryans rapIaYoriant changes Of seA.d
,fE late completion railroad between wheel
Baltimore and Ohio railroad with all portions
Souihwes) this greatly
through travellers
day November ~, lsaS, the trains viii be ioiowsi
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
daily wil dfeeuou First;
uani leaving Camden staten instead OF o'clock
heretofore, teacep sunday and arriving Wheeling 40
ms heretofore running through Wheeling Ia
hours reaching tn~rc 10 This will Wash
ngt'n Junction. skesviie Monocacy, Harpers Ferry Martins
burg Sir Johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont Rowesbug, New
Feuean, Cameron, MouudsyiIc oaiy
wood and waller and meals Both these trains make prompt and
Ohio road for Cam
bridge, Zanesyie Newark, Columbus Cnenns Louisville Day
Sandusky Toledo, Chicago 81 Louis
ae mail train will reach Gin
while by tram they arrive
there at y tbs ner night berg kept ont one sh on inc route p
either train.
ma Ceve
Psbarg when the Ohio is navgabe
between wheeling and Wesve, hy leaving Baltimore
Returning, leave Wheeling follows; The express
reaching Baltimore at 50
at Al - p. ,rearhior Baltimore az els. FL
Wheeling Cincinnati, Madison
ou Louis and other cities, will be sold at all times
~ al will admit
Through Baltimore and Washington, and all
important and the West sold at the ticket Offices
OF the company, sM
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
leaving Camden station will passengers
stopping places Returning
Wheeling Al II 4, mdnght Cumberland at 10 l5, and
nves al Baltimore at T. p.
iate places, will daily Except Sunday arriving
in Frederick 40 Returning will leave Frederick 0,
arriving Baltimore at IL 30,
Tae Eicos Mills accommodation will be daily, (excep
sunda,sD AS follows;
Leave Camden Station 6, a, M, and 8, pm.
Leave Eicott's Mills al ao,a. and q 80, p,
Dec l4-du
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John W SNYDER dealer in wines III. CORNER Established
wine store Of Jacob snder No rs Walnut street, four doors
below Fourth viii be supplied with wines
and liquors on thr most accommodating terms
JACOB sNlER Js af
once No. 20 walnut street. where he prepared TO receive orders
quantities and also soic,s
for his John Vaughan snd the his friends and
An wine. delivered Washington city by aaans's Express
free Of freight.
p-aiy
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ENaLJSH enr-Book of Facts ta science nd Art
II 1885, exhibiting important
and improvements the AL year. / vol
Aliens Large British Navy List, for ls55.
FRANCK TAYLOR
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The National HoteI

this will be reception guests the ff
kitchen the basement
and about the dining
and comio oit guests
markets Afford
labor viii be spared
house. respect the
subscriber that public viii continue
extended TO the house
desiring procure do
time after the 2oth, by calling at the HOTEL
e. u, WILLARD.
wAsHrsaros Crrr, November IA, 1854
ib-u
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NHOCOLATE Cocoa, and Broms.- w, BAKER CO.'S
" American chocolates, and broma
been awarded by the ehef
Union, by all The principal groceries
United States, aud by their agents ..
Murray, and Tweiis, rhiladclpha
Thomas " Brundge, Baitmo,e Kennel Dudley Cincnnan
WALTER BAKER, a CO.,
dorchester. Ni,S..
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THE ART UNION OF LONDON.

Plan for the Currsnt Pear.
THE list open, and subscriber of S5 80 win be
4 titled To; .e5
l. An imrreson plate, by T.. Wlmore, A. r. A. from
the original picture by j. j. Chalon r. A. Water Parry;
H. volume containing thirty wood eneraving illustrating sub
Jects from Lord Byron's f" Childe Harold /"
H. This chance Of Obtaining Of the prizes be allotted
the general meeting In April which viii include
The right select for himself valuable OF om
the public exhibitions.
syeroh
topics In bronze from original model in relief by Jee
of'' The Of Tho Duke OF Wellington Madrd'
Staiucttes in Porcelain Parian.
Proof impressions bogaph by T. H.
the original picture by w. p Firth A." The Three Bows,n
from Moliere's !" Bourgeois Genihomme.v
Honorary secretaries for Washington, Mess Taylor Maury
bookse'iets July %
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CARRIAGE Horses for A~le-A pair of beautifully
matched family carriage together with mag
nj modern -
The horses ssine young aud genue Inc
twelve months, and IL 40 nsas
and perfect az hen rsi purchased
viii sell them great bargain
Apply to WIN. r. DOVE, Coal dealer, First Ward
40 20 --ttfff
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The person s~ ~
e~S@sas sf .he sae~cfspuoE DC mAas IN advance
tasAnt nosey
~sieh wan be b, aaaasa " elss
The COUNTRY PAPER pshsasd ssrsas
ssnr o. o"gress aud semi ~eesiy asr,ws me
subscriptions Cos esnea les aa year wtl b received
rsnss sfonsuenea 10 shs atese rates
WFssrNAs1ERA sca s ssrnts sax BY
sesd,ns as ssss DAILY seserss esa sseossa vrvu
EEAt sas-esiss" with ~ sssssd
copy ssstl
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Apply -------
EDWARD X COLLINS,
No. SIS Wall street, N. y.
BROWN, SHtPLEY, & CO.,
LiverpOol
aE..r r G. ROBERTS s. CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard London.
B. g. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havrc.
The ships viii be accountable for gold
bullion specie iew.y precious metals unless bills Of
fading signed therefor the value thereof
IT,
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,BE holders OF debt, issued sy
state Of Virginia, redeemabss the 9th day Of March, 1874
ceedin9 will
aede that Of tAs sinking Jad created BY
"a of inc Virginia. passed the 26th day
March ea3 proceed, April, 1858,
deem cerihcatcs Of the Commonwealth
certificates req1red said
All dsy OF Apn ohce
sud,tort thereon wiz
cease Oh thai day
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NEW by the nuahor n Mary Barton. Worth
IN and South the sshot Of" Crawford, " The moo ato
txss - &c- Price 81
King. Queens or Life IN rsiscs ey Jne csseou
rrice A..
TAYLOR a MAuRYss
Bookstore, Ninth
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Aw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Court the tn'tsa
IL states-ROBERTI T. WALKER LOUIS JANIS have ioned
oparnershp, nndsr IN. firm Of Walker Jsnin o hs AZ
of Conu o Uaicd states, at
Washington both a,end during the mnre se-
addressed either al Washnstos
o New York, d New Orleans
Ian u--sp.hu
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Minnesota I--m1nnc -MtnncsOtnI
HENRY MKHNTY,
DEALER IN RE.dL EST.dTE,
Office Old Post Office Building, Third street,
NJ.
bought throughout Territory. Money
investments made the best advantage and
land warrants located.
REFERENCES.
Minnesota.
Gov w. A. German,
Hon. w II. Wech, chief justice of Minnesota,
Hon. H. M Rice, delegate Congress,
Rice, HoIlingshead, b. Becker, attorneys at law,
Messrs. Borup s. Oakes, bankers,
j. L. Rosser secretary of the Territory,
Ames Il Van Ecn, attorneys At law,
Rev. Il. M. Fullerton, register United States land Office,
t. T. Mann, NJ d. :
Gilbert Davis,
Daniel Curtis
. Captain A. DePeyster,
Messrs. s.. Thompson Nephew,
Messrs, Williams & Guon.
Philadelphia
Joseph Patterson, president OF Western Bank 4
Messrs. Drexel & Co., bankers,
:" r. Tayor6 Co.,
Freed, Ward, h Freed,
Bingham Dock,
SteY James, s. Co.,
&C Bailey l. Co.,
Edward Hurst, esq, notary public,
III. Messcbert, attorney at law,
James Kitchen, M. D.,
William Stoever esq.
New Orieant
Messrs. Brown, Johnson, Il Co., bankers.
Yieksbws.
Mcssrs Brown 4 johnson, bankers
$4,000 of land warrants wanted.
Feb il--dSw2m'
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svAsHIsGTON BRANCH RAILkOAD.
se Sa s;isl
Trains run as Joiioms

Trains foHoms.
EAvL daily except Sunday, at and 81, and and B.
IL p
On Sunday, at b, a. and 5, p IN.
Leave Baltimore at Ak and o, a. M. and 5 and 8, p
On Sunday, at Al, a. n and 5, p. IN.
The with Baltimore the West
are by trains leaving at g. M, and 3, p m.
For Philadelphia and New York. al and sx and
For Annapolis, at 8k, m, and s. p m. tH#
For Norfolk, at 3, p
/, Il. H. PARSONS, Agent
called the rule requiring responsible
who wish the road
Dec l5-dT
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sdo, COO!
Lottery for the Benefit af III,
STATE OF DELLA w ARE.

Whole tickets @0--halvcs S5-quar,ers o. 3o.
Certificates packag of % whole tickets, $3.50 90
20 half do 65 90
T do 26 do W 30 3
certificates OF packages the
splendid will the prompt attention. and
drawing viii be Immediately after 1t is over
o all who order from
x Address p. J. BUCKEY, Agent,
Feb % wilmington Delaware
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FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail steamers.

The Fiips comprising this line
Inc Auanic. SnPt Wese
. These ships having been built by contract
pressly for servite has been
taken their also in their
insure strength and speed and their accoRnto
unequaled elegance and
Price passage from New York Liverpool in drst cabin $3.50
In $685.
from New York, 30 and 20 guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No hertis be secured until paid for.
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CrOmwcIPs Baltimore Steamship Line between
Baltimore, New York, and Boston,

Baltimore, New York, and Boston,
WILL. despatch daily from New York
" and twice week from BAton to Baltimore and Baltimore
Boston.
This line affords unequsled business men Of the
District Of Columbia The either pQnt will freight
and give through bill iadns Washington the
freight and no eommissions charged Applications for freight
promptly attended to by tho following agents:
.s s-u.@# 5.s#sssE "A. c. HALL,
So Exchange Place, Baltimore.
II. u. CROMWELL,
.... ~. Corner Washington and Albany streets, N. Y.
mo. w. SCHANK,
Jan lT--d3m Foot of India wharf, Boston.
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United states Mail.
osr OFFIcr DEPARTMENT,

UTAH.
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Nc CLAYTON moved TO amead the Joint resolution So
the Secretary Of the Treasury
Mr. MASON opposed the passage Of the Joint resolution
Al some length; whea on motion By Mr.. BRoDHEAD Ia
was ordered 70 lie the table
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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We publish elsewhere an article from the
London Times on the power of Russia, which
deserves o careful perusal. 1t demolshes
most effectually the popular British notion
that the power Of Russia is exhausted, and
demonstrates that however crippled the trade
of the empire may be, and however iso-
lated from the other nations Of the world.
its powers for defence and injury are not neces-
sarily impaired, much less destroyed. It shows
that for purposes Of internal trade paper cur
rency may prove tolerably fair substitute for
gold, and argues with manifest reason that the
destruction Of 200, 600 men, which is the num-
Der of soldiers estimated to have persisted in
the Crimea cannot have exhausted the mill
tary resources of an empire counting sixty
millions of Inhabitants. 1t goes to show, in
fine, that however signal the achievements of
the allied forces have been, they have as yet
done very little If anything towards destroy
ing either the army, or the material resources
of the Russian empire.
These statements bear with obvious perti.
nency on the question Of peace. 1t has been
shown already in this place that 80 far
as the Allies are concerned they are
not likely to agree to peace for the sim
pie reason that the private objects for
which they undertook the war are as
yet unaccomplished. Englands Asiatic
dominions are no more secure from
Russian aggression now than they were two
years ago. Napoleon has reaped no glory az
yet, and Frances frontiers are precisely what
they used to be- Therefore, has hoon ar
gued more than once--the Allies will decline
to entertain proposals for peace, and will pro-
secutc the war year after year, until on the
one side Russia lie driven back on the south
east, and an embankment OF Circassian and
other hostile tribes built up against her as
a bulwnrk to the British possessions in India:
and on the other, till Napoleon is able to say
to the French: See how I have realized the OK.
tepsion ef territory WHICH my uncle was unable
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Marine Affairs.

Vigorous opposition and low rates again the order Of
hs day of the rival lines TO California. II Is ierstood
that the agreement recently made between the companies
has ceased to exist that the Panama Company are
determined to carry the passengers and submit. 70
compromise. We advise all Casorpians TO avail
themselves Of the opportunity offered for procuring
a passage for comparatively nothing.
The decree recently enacted by the French govern.
mert allowing foreigH built vessels to have French
gise took effect for the first time at Hsvr the 21st
ui when the American chip Equator OF 900 tons bur
then which arrived at that port the 2sth 0ctobsr
from Calao sold TO Messrs r. do Coninck Co. She
win hereafter hall from Havre under the OF tae
CO neral Canrobert.
IArScm or TIE VANDERBILT The mammoth steamer
Vanderbilt will launched this morning. a, nine O'Clock
from j. simopson's yard at Green Point We advise a
who can spare tho little time required TO sec it.
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Mr.. Botts' Speech.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

AsroR HousE Dec o. 1855.
It gratihes to acknowledge the general accuracy Of
the report Of my speech made at Niolos on the night Of
the 7th but unavoidable such occasions some
inaccuracies have crep In the most por,ant OF which
feel under obligations TO correct nasmuch Il reflects
piuriously and nniusty upon the democratic party la
Virginia, and especially upon those gentlemen OF that
party who 6cipated in the discussion connected with
OR late guse1assrial election In accounting for the
am made to ssy:-"Aoie than that: the democratic
party bad paid agents In every district while the Auer
can party had none" What did say was that the
democratic party appointed large number OF electors
throughout the State, to aid Mr.. Wise In the canvass
while the American party had ever there was
paid agent 20 take part the political discussions OF yr.
ginia, have no knowledge oft.
respectfully request that you will publish this card
justice 10 myself wen others concerned and OBJ
ige your otedienf servant, JN0. ~ BOTS.
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The Euiosa Mystery.
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
CIrY BLAND, l.. ]. SOUND, Dcc' ., Il
The Bodies not vet Recovered.

CITY Island, /. ]. SouND, Dec. Q, 1850.
The Bodies not yet Recovered.
No further discoveries have been made Ia regard the
whereabouts Of the bodies of Capt Palmer and the mae,
Gilbert Pratt, of the schooner Eadora Imogcne. The
dragging commenced yesterday but Ear the work has
been unsuccessful In consequence OF the storm today
the work had to be suspended strong hopes yet
tanned for the recovery Of the bodies and prasevorhy
dotern inaon is evinced the part Of tho Inhabitants
here to aid the relatives Of the decca In the search
The Euder lies at anchor opposite the residence
Of Captain McCienpon, and win in all probability depart
for her destination (New Haven) the weather
becomes favorable.
There IL nothing inter sting from White Plains
1.-THE place 81 the Negroes confinement He stn continues
moody and Is much altered In spirit having lost all that
bravado that he evinced his FIRST being ncar.eraeJ
WRErETR
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h5Orf''sj
The following statement Of the value of the foreign
goods imported here for The week ending Now t.
Collision at Sea.

CsARIRsroS, s. C., Dec. s. 1855.
The brig G. L. Abbott, with cargo Of scgars and
lasses, from New Orleans Cor Savannah, into
Thursday, by an unknown ship and damaged so badly
that she hadt be abandoned The ship took OF all but
one man. and last evening the steamer Carolina from
Jacksonville for Charleston fell in with the G. l.. A. forty
mies south Of Savannah and towed her Martins In
dustry Light, where she took of the let on board
by the ship, and abandoned her she was In sininl
condition.