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NOTICE.-AN ADJOURNED MEET
~ Ing Of the Stockholders OF the Washing
tor Building Association will bc held THIS
EVENING, at o'clock, Ia Union Academy,
corner of New York avenue and 1ith street
s 1t* j. T.. DICKINSON, Secretary.
49, At A MEETING OF THE SEW
0>Ga enth Ward Democratic Association held
at Potomac Hall yesterday evening, the following
named gentlemen were elected as osficers: James
Espey, President; J Davis, Vice Pres John NJ
Thornton, Rec. Sec J. T. Cassell, Finap Sec I;
John Slick, Treasurer; Samuel Taylor, Robert
Gill, Thomas NJ. Harvey, NJ. Mooney, Jos Gil,
Executive Committee.
JAMES ESPEY, President.
JNO. M. THORNTON, Sec.
nov 29-3t fNews)
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500 REWARD.

RANAWAH FROM THE SUBSCRIBER.
IL living near Queen Anne, Prince Georges
county, Md on the l7th Of November, 1855 negro
man BILL BROWN, aged about % years, about
I'VE feet high, light copper color, with fun suit
OF brshy hair. lie has 4 prominent lump on one
OF his feet He went Of without the Slightest
piovocation, and fear is making for free state
will give the above reward IL taken in the
state OF Maryland or District Of Columbia, and
s2uo II taken elsewhere; in either case he must
De brought home TO me- or secured in Jail so that
l get him again. WIN w ELLIOTT
nov Alive
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The Republican Party. We hear, and are
satisfied OF the truth of the report, that there
is to be no caucus Of the L epublicsn members
OF the House. Mr.. Levi. ID. Campbell is their
candidate for Speaker. Our belief is thar he
can run up 10 - or 80 votes ut most This
number is much beyond the Republican
strength. For the difference, Mr.. C. may
thaHk lis extensive personal popularity, which
grows out Of the frankness and manliness of
his character-qualities which all ones sensi-
bic opponent respect. We DO not think, howev-
er, that it is possible for him to poll the vote
of single southern member. notwithstanding
his recommendation that his party in Ohio
should accept the Know Nothing platform az
made in Philadelphia. lie has, however, re
peatedly repudiatoI the idea, on the foor Of
the Hall, of being a rsspecter Of platforms,
1t matters not when, where, or by whom mad
1t is utterly impossible that be can be the
Speaker, though no. few Of those who will
vote steadily against him would really prefer
to see him there 10 any man who carries two
faces upon questions inToIying the rights Of
the South
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ON THE EUROPEAN STYLE.

TUE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
l. fully inform gentlemen visiting Wash -
inston. that he has several Chambers and I'll
i'ariors IN complete order, which he willsSk
let on reasonable Ter ms
His LAkDER Is furnished with everything In
season, and his BAR supplied with the choicest
Wines Liquors, Cigars, &c
OYSTERS and GAME IN all styles and al all
hours. WILLIAM RuPP
Pa. avenue, neas corner Of Third 81
nov 17-eolm
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- The present price of raw whiskey in
Louisville according to the Courier of that
city, As thiTty-iour cents per gallon, which
yields an enormous profit to the distiler. He
pays thirty cents per bushel for the corn. (pev
corn grinds 0at about four hundred b Ishe!s
per day, which makes upwards of sixteen
hundred gallons Of new Whiskey, or rather
more than four gallons to the bushel Thus a
bashel Of corn costing thirty cents, Yields 10
the Manufacturer upwards of four gallons OF
whiskey, which, at thirty four cents per gal.
Ion, amoCnts to the snug sum of S54i per day.
The net profit on this single days work Of
converting corn into whiskey is fully $3.50, OF
upwards OF 81 500 per week
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RICH VELVET VEsrINGS, &c.

nUVALL i BRO MERCHANT TAILORS,
- take this method OF calling attention a.
to their large stock Of seasOnabe GOODS,
which Is now complete They have an un- M
usual large supply Of VELVET VEST
lNGS. to which they would invite the attention
Of purchasers.
All garments made to order in the most elegant
and fashionable style.
We have also a choice assortment Of gentle
mems FURNISHING GOODS
nov 30-FS&eo8 DUVAIL BRO
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n NHEESE, BUTTER, &c,
" go boxes GOSHEN CHEESE
10 do English dairy do
100 kegs GOSHEN BUTTER
$50 bbls. Nos, l and MACKERFI,
$50 do HERRINGS
125 boxes scaled do
IL, 0oO pounds COD and HAKE FISH
40 bags BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Now landing, per schooners Ham,ltop xna Ktng
Bird, from New York and for sale by
nov 26-ecGt MURRAY Az SEynpS
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Ly~ Cot ShiilingtOn has supplied US with
Harper New Monthly Magazine for Deem
be-. 1t contains many articles Of literary, as
we'll as Of general Interest, and is beautifully
illustrated
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TOE SHlLLINGTON HAS RECEIVED
- at his Periodical Depot
Frank Leslie's Gazette Of Fashion FOR December
Harper's Magazine do
Putnam's DO
Grabam's do
Godey's Lady's Book do
Frank Leslis New York Journal do
Ladies' National Magazine do
Arhur's Home do do
Lilly Hudson, or Early Struggles Midst Continual
Hope, by Alice Grey.
Godfrey Monoton, or the Faithiess Guardian by
Mrs. Noodle
The Song Of Hiawatha, by H. w Longfellow
Croschets and luavers, by Max Maretzek
cher
Glenwood, or the Parish Bow
The Old Homestead, by Airs Ann 3. Stephens
Winnie and l.
All the New Books, Magazines, Cheap Publi-
And everything in the Stationery line constantly
on hand and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and AZ st.
nov 30-3t
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TRAVELLED
CON POSITION ROOFING

HENRY E. WHITE, 81 NORTH GREEN
street, Baltimore, Md, Is prepared to exc.
cute orders for the above ROOFING, and will
sell the materials on the best OF terms, and will
give instructions gratis TO persons wishing com
mence the above business
N; Ii. From years experience will he able tc
Furnish the best article now In use
nov 2S-lms
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TAMMANY HALL RESTAURANT.

No. $40 Elersnth st 3 doors ADORE Farnhan9's
Building.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Il informs the citizens Of Washiagto and a.
strangers soiourning that he has opened the r,
above named Resta. rant where OYSTERS .x@A
are served up In every style. WINES and IL
QUORS OF every description sold, at moderate
prices.
Private Rooms can be obtained for parties. SUD-
pers, &c, at all times. P. ENRICH
nov 30-3t&
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SALES oF PcgK.-h few contracts for pork
have been made il Stanton, Va, at So per
hundred, but 81, il is stated, is considered the
market price, and sales have been maize at
that figure
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"A DorsLE ELoPEMEyT.-Thatp portion Of the
city known as Dumfries was thrown into \
state Of excitement yesterday in consequence
OF The el0penent Of two wives from their hus-
bands The Lrst case wis that Of young
woman, who hal been married only a few
months II appears that before her marriage
sec was addressed by young man to whom she
engaged heTze!, but from some cause the con
tiact WAs not contaminated, and the husband.
"h0n she hns lelt, making her acquaintance,
aiid oSinS respectable young nam who had a
g.od prospect !Or Independence, she married
mn. shortly after marriage she Commenced
Flsilihg place where lottery policies ere sold
Ehers size net the party whom she first lovad
and WHO vas married. 10 another. AT these
IAeetingS Their former intimacy was resnme1
and II 70, a nPenod into an agreement 10
cope they Acc"Idingly won't of n day o, two
ago tie Ti!s taking with her all the money
Ler husband had Ia the honsc Her Injured
husband has determined 10 take the matte
Ih'losoph,caily5 satisfied that he is much bet-
.sr on without an unfa:thfal wife. Tine wife
OF tne wretch who thus destroys the happiness
u worthy fellow man will have the symna-
Nh ~ "a al ngh; minded persons, and she TOO
vii uououess be quite as happy alone as with
- "no possesses so little Of the principle
1rt haAss the character OF his sex noble
o'NeI case - that of q female in the
who has been married fer seyors, 800 I NJ
could not learn whether the eay I,otha.;o w
went of with this desertinS wife Lac, ~ "hS =
has own 10 mourn ever his ingratitude ~; :.
IL singular coincidence that one ns;,htn.
hood should give birth to two events - IN. !.
reFrehensible character at the .spa nss;oa a. '
,6liff0JTS Amsyic4n
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GEIGER'S
NATIONAL BOWLING SALOON.

HAVING REFITTED AND OTHERWISE
L furnished and improved this resort for those
desiring exercise and Amusement, the former pa
irons and gentlemen and strangers are requested
to give me call, assuring them that they will
meet with a reception not elsewhere to be found
1t Is situated on Missouri avenue, near 9Th street.
nov 30-1mA
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Ia Some SIJ,O0O have been subscribed and
pledged, through Il efforts Of Rev. r. X
tuTiey, for the construction Of q colonization
steamship
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The INGRAHAu MrpsL-A sesn,teb from

he - 0I'7N14E1-- 1HLU1fL.-h uespAtch from
Philadelphia, dated the 10Th inst, says:
The gold medal struck Mt the United States
Mint in this city by the order of Congress. fer
presentation 20 Captain Ingraham, OF the Ma
Wy, was to day forwarded to the President. It
weighs q ounces, and cost $500. The face
represents the American and Austrian vessels
anchored before Smyrna, and the reverse has
the following inscription: Presented by the
President 20 Commander InSraham as a testi-
mOnial Of the high sense entertained by Con-
press Of Eis gallant and judicicus conduct on
the ri Of July, 1858"
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LIZA man has been convicted at Whining
ton, Delaware. Of stealing pocket book and
sentenced 10 pay, as restitution money, Sl3 IS,
10 be whipped With twelve IsShea to be i'm
Irisoned three uonths, and to wear q convict :
jacket fer the space Ct six months.
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LADIES FURx! FURS!

LADIES EURS! FURS!
UNLAWFUL FOR PAST FAVORs The
Il subscriber takes this method of informino
oe lsoies Of Georgetown, Washington ana
.lcihlty, That be has Just completed one of the
rarest assortment of FURS, all made up in the
most approved fashions for ladies and misses. he
mas ever had the pleasure OF Offering for sale.
MS terms are as reasonable Is those Of any house
In the District. Ladies' call early at REMiCK,S
Fashionable Hat and Fur Emporium. No. $50
bfldge street, Georgescwn. nov 2s-so3w
lust RECEIVED A CHOICE Lor or
yELLIES, PRESERVES, PICKLES. RAJ
SINS, FIGS, CITRON, STRAINED HONEY.
and GOSHEN BUTTER, consisting IN part or
viz: - -
~ dozen jars Cuuant, Pineapple. ou,nce Or
ange and Raspberry JELLlES
Is dozen jars PRESERVES, Ginger. Peaches.
Siiron, Strawberries, Blackhefries 4 Rasp-
s dozen jars BRANDY PEACHES
~ eoIen Jars Chow chow, Walnuts, Onions,
Mist and Gherkin PICKLES
~ DOZEN french and Spanish OLIVES
3bbls PICKLES, to be sold in quantities 10
suit purchasers .
50 boxes RAISINS .
500 lbs. CURRANTS
100 drums FIGS
boxes CI1RON
~ cans strained HONEY
~ Kegs best quality GOSHEN BUTTER
AW pounds BUCkWHEAT
Always on hand, q choice lot Of the veiy best
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TEAS. and
GROCERIES Of all kinds, Of he best make 81
the lowest prices, at the Store formerly occupied
by Hall 4 Bro, No. sci Seventh street
nov zc-eozw ID. J. kEALE.
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NOTICE.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD OFT
Il his stock Of Goods to Messrs Stewart ard
Brother takes this opportunity TO return thanks to
his customers and the public generally, for their
uperal patronage, and also to recommend 10 the
same generous public the gentlemen who succeed
him in business
All persons indebted to the undersigned will
please make immediate settlement
nov 2s-3ts OWEN LEDDY, 9TH street
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<SAINT ANDREWS SOCIETY OF
~ Washington City will celebrate their
First Anniversary, at CARUSI'S SALOON, on
the evening Of FRIDAY, the 3oth Of November,
1855.
The Supper will be on the table at 7K O'Clock
The invited guests will please be present IT the
above place at O'Clock, and report themselves to
the Committee Of Arrangements.
The members will meet at 6K O'Clock to trans
act business. 1t is requested that they will be
punctual In their attendance
~ Those gentlemen who were elected mem.
bers at the last meeting Of the Society will please
call at the Bookstore OF GRAY & BALLANTYNK,
on Seventh street, and sign the Constitution be-
fore the evening Of the Anniversary
GILBERT CAMERON, President.
jams MAcWILLIAMs, Secretary.
+. ID. STUART, Treasurer nov 26-5t
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILvERWARE.
WE CALL ATTENTION TO OUR MAG
w nifcent stock Of very superior Gold q
WATCHES, elegant JEwELRY, pure ~
SILVER TEA SETS, PITCHERS. GA
GOBLETS, WATERS, FORKS ando
SPOONS, and everv other article Of TABLE Sill
VERWARE, SILVER CARD CASES, PORT
MONNAIES, FINE FANS, &c. Also, extra
heavy plated Albata Goods and superior Table
Cutlery.
GOLD SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES
Of every variety. Particular attention paid to the
selection Of glasses adapted to the eyes Of wearers
Possessing every facility, we are prepared oex-
ecute In the best manner the largest orders for all
articles in our line.
WATCHES and CHRONOMETERS Of eve
~ description skilhuny repaired A practical
knowledge Of this branch Of our business to which
strict personal attention Is given, guarantees snte
satisfaction to persons having fine Watches, &c :,
to repair.
ENGRAVING in all Its branches, including
the cutting or arms, crests, notices, &c. stone
done In the best manner
IL Card engraving and printing promptly ex-
ecuted. M. w. GAIT & BRO,
32l Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10Th sts
nov S0-n
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CONGRESS HALL r. RESTAURANT.
MESSRS. FENWICK & WESTERFIELD
Av1 have opened an establishment thus .
named at l39 Pennsylvania avenue, between -
second and Third streets, where they will .ks.8
be pleased to crafty the public with all the deli
cacies Of the season. nov 2S-Im
II ACOULTRE e ROGERS'S RAZORS-
~ We have in. assortment Of the above named
RAZORS, to which we call the attention of gen
uemen who wish TO have an easy shave Also.
STROPS Of the most approved makes, SHAVING
CREAM, SOAPS, and everything requisite Tor a
gentleman's toilet
T. s. GALLIGAN & CO,
Fancy Goods and Perfumery $40 Penn. NV
ov2S-u Under Browns Ho.el.
EHlNE OLD WHISKY.
l. IL bbls. "Lewis ZeIgler's" WhIskey, dis.
titled In wood, now years old, prom ounced by
Judges to be the greatest Whiskey In the country
The subscriber should here remark he is constant
ly In receipt OF orders from different sections OF
the country for this article persons In want will
please call and examine for themselves
WILLIAM nj. GRIPS,
Vi La. avenue, bet, 9Th and eth streets
nov SS-6t CnteD
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE, IN GOOD OR.
" der, belonging to Com Paulding 1872,
and made by the best carriage maker GSeHyE
In New York Enquire OF
nov % N. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
NV COW Aueifaneor
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ATTENTION, sHOPkEEPERsLIf Won
IA wish TO buy Toys cheap call al
nov 2s-3t LAMMOND,S. 7th n.

HORSES ON SaLE-Price $500,
A N EXCELLENT PAIR OF IRON GRAY
"A HORSES, fifteen hands high, and -
but 81 years old; well broken and gen ~
NE M, IN eoth single and double harness. TSS
stable, on street, between I3th ard lith streets
These horses WEI he warranted sound in every
far;ic1Er, and are believed TO be without a fault
or any Kind They are admirably suited TO the
purposes OF any gentleman wishing a pair for a
private carisge. IL they not sold before Tues
day, the 4th OF Decemhe they will be then offered
1T public sale on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
McG s auction ros Ins, at III o'clerk, a m ara
will be positively sold to the highest bidder
nov 2S-eo3t
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E,OR sALE.-A HORSE, CARRIAGE AND
Il Harness. Price S175. or SlOO for the ~
horse, and $50 for the Carriage and Rar- ~
ness
Call soon, at Mrs. LANG's Stable, at corner Of
Bridge and High streets, Georgetown The horse
Is excellent mile and spirited and the other ar
tcles, which are nearly new, cost 20 per cent more
than Is now asked. nov 30--1t*
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INDEPENDENCE HALL RESTAURANr
A NEW DISH
SWAN STEAK AND COFFEE.
nov 2S-4t
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OPENING TODAY

OPENING TO-DAY.
TINE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED
- stock OK FRENCH BONNETS, ever ~
offered In this city. "a
Also, Dress and Cloak Trimmings, But ~
tons, &c. M WILLIAM
Marke; Space, between eth and sth SIS.
nov 29-dIw
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spikiT or IKE aoRgIHe PRESS.

The Uasoa, to day, vindicates the Presi-
dert from abolition calumny, and reviews the
latest European news.
The hfefitgsnoer is to-day wholly news
paper.
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.NOIICE OF hkMOvAL.-THE UNDER
IN signed have removed their Rant,ng ~.
change, and Collection Once to No t3Sa Pennsyl.
wanna avenue, I'd doof west from Browns Hotel
100 sWEENY; RlTrENROUsE 4 CO,
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let AND MOHAIH BRACELETS, Cabas
- Work Boxes, Desks, Bird Cages, China Ora.
ments; Win large sortment OF Fancy Articles
suitable for presents, aud at low prices, at
noVao-0 LAMMOND'S, eth st
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THE SUBSCRIBER Bees To INFORM
Il his friends and connoisseurs that he has Just
received the sole agency for the extra superior and
preferred Due de Montchello CHAMPAGNE
WINE, and will sell it at wholesale prices 1t
needs no other recommendation more than to saw
1t has not its equal in any other Champagne.
+ Country orders will have punctual attention by
applyngto JONAS P. LEWIS
Wine, Liquor and fine Grocery Store, No. 474
Pennsylvania avenue. nov 30-eo1w
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EOUND-ON NOTHA STREET, CAPITOL
Il HUI, on Friday night, the 23d inst, POR-
TRAIT ola young man. The owner will find Ii
at No north A street. nov Colts
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ElOR SALE.-A PAIR OF DARK GREY
l. half Arabian MARES, . and wears a.
old Price 5000. Inquire Of HIRAM NX
WRIGHT, Union Hotel Stables, Georgetown.
nov 30-1W&
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JOHN JOHNSON

JOHN JOHNSON
hESlRHS TO MAKE KNOWN TO THE
- public that he Is prepared to serve dinner par-
ties TO gentlemen thai may favor him with their
patronage. From his long experience at the bus
mess he is also prepared to serve dinners in any of
the latest styles.
He was for five or six years in the employ of
Messrs Willard, as chief cook at their hotel, and
viii furnish meals to gentlemen
las for rent small House, fitted up for a mess
Of gentlemen, and can be found on St. between
18th and lith, south side. nov 29-lw.
NEW FRUITS, Nuts. Cranberries, &c.
lN barrels CRANBERRIES
Is boxes LAYER RAISINS
20 half boxes do
SO quarters do
500 los seedless do
1000 lbs: BRAZIL NUTS, WALNUTs, and
FILBERTS
boxes shelled ALMONDS
300 lbs. paper-shelled do
1000 lbs Marseilles, Bordeaux, and Sicily AL
MONDS
casks new CURRANTS
bbl. fresh ground DAT MEAL
bbls. SMALL HOMINY.
Just received and for sale by
WIN. BRYAN
No. "A, opposite Centre Market,
nov 20-3t between 9Th and 9Th
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ADJUSTMENTS.

>NATIONAL THEATRr-The Public
~ are m5st respectively informed that Miss
LOGAN 9 appearance at tie National Theatre Is
most positively LIMITED TO ONE NIGHT
ONLY, on account Of other impressive engage
ments.
She will appear on TOMORROW Saturday
EVENING es LUCRETlA BokolA, ana sing
the MARSELLAlSE.
Box Book now open. nov 0-t
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ok BEAUTIFUL INLAID CLOCKS, =
- day and 30 hour. Prices from IS to S15 Just
opened and for sale at the great Variety Store Of
JOHN F. ELLIS, 300 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10Th streets. nov 80
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A PLANO FOR S175.-THlS PIANO HAS
"A been used only few months. and is a great
bargain, at JOHN F. ELLlS'S, 306 Pennsylva-
MA avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
nov IN
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John IL. BUTHMANN, PENNSYLvA.
y MIA avenue, south side, between AZ and g. h
streets, has received q supply Of SELTZER's
WATER, in quarts and Pints; also, "CREME
DE BOUZY" Champagne importer.
nov d0-3t
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-24
Safe Return Of DIR. EGaDe.
New YORK, Oct. II

New YORK, Oct II.
The Expedition sent by the Government
under command OF Lit. Hart>.eia IN search
Of DIR. kane's Arctic expedition, has return.
ed, bringing Kane and his pa-ty on board
j hree Of Dr. Kane's men died. AID an The
others are more OF less trost-bitten. The
last winter was unusually severe in the Arc.
tic regions. Many of the natives died from
exposure and starvation. No traces what.
ever Of the remains of Sir John Frankln's
party were discovered
1t. iiartstein rau up as far as 81 degrees
30 minutes north latitude. aud discovered
new capes and bays lie met bridge Of
lee extending from Greenland 10 the Cont
nent, 80 miles long and 500 feet high lie
found DIR. Kane on the 18Th of Septembe-
he having abandoned his ship, the Advance
il the ice.
The steamer Union from Havre has ar.
rived, 5nt brings no later news.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-24
"Fae Uapar,lonabse SIN"

Col Il l.. BIscoE, Register OF the Z.
S. Land Office, at tEis place, has beeen re-
moved by Gen. Pierce, and Robert Nalo1y
appointed in his place. Col. BiscoE's Of
fence, we presume, was devotion to Am
erican principles, which in the estimation Of
the present administration is the unpardr-
able (politicaD sin. y man may be vbig
or he may be an abolitioui>j, OF d frccsoiIaF,
and he can get an appointment and hold Of
fee under this so-calied Democratic Admin
istra'ion, but if he is even suspected Of PIE,
ierfing his own coUntrymen to foreigners.
or tayogiug principles purely and truly Am,
erienu, he Is lt spbjec. for removable
Is deemed unworthy Of public trust.
This is ne administration that removed
Bronson. Collector of Customs, in n York
city. because he would not appoint free,oil.
els to the subordinate Offices in be Custom
House
Col. BIscoE, we presume, cares not to
hold Office under snch an administration.
IHclena (Ark) Shjeld