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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

- Of Luge stock OF FILES direct from the ~.
mannfactuI,. IN, IN Ens a. consisting Of
Flat 8 and Square Bastard Files
Flat, half round and square Smooth Files
Hand Smooth Bastard and Eguallins Files
Flat and hfslf round 2d-Cut FILES
With varies ~ Of other Files suitable for rnachi.
nists and blacks nths, Ill Of which offer for sale
very low. SMITH L ROBERTA,
Dc % q Pearl ct.
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EIFTY CENT DAGUERREOTYPES

= are all tho rage in our city, and foWEhs1 =
DUKE are the only men that can give you ssPsfe
ttseaess for FIFTY CENTS. This 10 no humbue. fhen
hesh tint DsfasIsotypes are the best We have eve.
eeen, and al their pictures warranted to pleas
or no sale. We have seen hundrsds OF thsE 80 cant
Likenesse4 and We pronounce than inferior 70 noae.
and ar superior 70 many taken st cthsT 0aiisIiss
tures saliat POWER1 = DUkE. $50 Main o.,
Over Woodhoase's bookstore, Eagle Square,
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STABLER's "good medicines" are recon
mended to the public with the sssuranc that nothing
10 claimed fer them but what they really possess
The curative properties of 6TABLER's AEoDYNE
hundreds of cases. where il has been beneficial In
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma Bronchitis, and
diseases Of the lungs and throat generally The d..
dreds of of those serious diseases of TIE bowels
which often prove fatal. Indeed, in regard to
ed, is confidently asked, really believe there
are no better medicines in use.
q See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis Of
the Agents.
~ Price for each only 50 cents. or SIX bottles 70,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE R1cpMorr

The RIcHmorp BulLpINo FuND CoxPANr
hold their moathly meetiuss the 6rst day of each
10 their Room, In the Law Building. At n n.
The Secretary remains In bis Office TO receive Dues,
he on that day from A. NJ, to s p, NJ. Members
In. sseP
The Board will meet the LIST Of February, ct 81 r.
NJ, 10 the Secrctary,s Office
Two months after date application will be made to
the Board OF the Company aforesaid BY those now
entitled for the issuing of new Scrip In the place Of
No. "a, issued in the name Of William Evans, since
deceased; and Of No. 81 issued In the name Of Th1s
H. Gresham; said certificates mos "a and 81 having
been lost and being now owned BY assgnees thereof
B. B. MINOR,
Ia Sl-law2m Secretary and Solicitor.
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T0n DOLLARS REWARD-For the
wv apprehension of our negro man. OTWAY,
who absconded from our Mile on Saturday last He
Is about forty years of age, stout and about feet
inches high his complexion not very black; his in
teihgence more than commoa
If apprehended at distance, the reward will be
paid, and II in or about the city, half that sum.
tests HAXALL & co.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
nR. DUPONCEAU'S GOLDEN Pc

ENGLISH ARMY OVER COATS
~ The cheapest, warmest and most aur.hls i've,
Goats be fonnd and Just the thing for persons en-
posed 70 tho weather We are selling them At 4
small advance on cost of importation
KEEN BALDWIN Co.
70 4sss 1tl2 Main n. -
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DUMPS! PUMPS!!-Just received at
L my store on 18th ST.. between Main and Cary, q
other Force, Lever and Double. action P5MPS or
various patterns with brass and iron cylinders hch
will sell on the most accommodating terms. Per-
sons needing such articles should give IN Q a CALI
NH Sl-ts CHARLES RI LANGLEY q
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NOT1CE TO THE PUBLIC.-All per-
- sons are foIewarned from buying or tradinr for
me following Bonds execnted By me to J. w Gil.
three In January. l855-one for SSgs one for Al S
me o.h or for 96 as do not intend to pay one cent
=, stner OF said bonds, they having been piocursd
ton. CHASTxIN n Ia ovnsiosIa'
fe 6-dlt1wIf- - 'AeAsoN.
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M USi BE SOLD, AND FOR CASH
s..on, ne iatenes OF the season and the Iar..
bal me- ~ stoch GA band. compels me to Offer tss
low ra.. ny stock Of Winter clothins ct and Be-.
my hssv, so can am DESTROYS OF closing out s
For b.rsss. before the spring trade conmsnees
HENRY sHAYER.
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JAMES d. ELLETT, GENERAL AeEsr

- AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Office removed
to the Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin street. one square
below Exchange Hotel, again offers his services to
Renting Houses and buying and selling Produce OF
every description. He is also prepared to receive
on Storage at very moderate rate any and all kinds
of producer and when sold by himself no charge for
Storage. He also has ample aud comfortable Rooms
for the accommodation of Servants while hiring
without being exposed In the streets which by a
late ordinance of the city forbds their standing
de22
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.0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
" WARD.-Ranawayf from the subscriber on the
10th inst, Negro Man named CHARLES; he i .
about Il years of age feet or inches high, GIN
gsr-bread color; he raised in Hampton by Mr..
smelt; he has mother now living at Old Point, to
which pla-s believe he has gone. ! will give the
above reward to any person who will deliver him to
me. BENJAMIN DAVIS,
iy 20 No. 5 Wall street under Civ Rotel
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A Wall ABLE JAMES RIVER

4 VAL u A B l. E JAMES RIVER
~ FARM FOR SALE, IN HENRlCO COUNTY.
wish to sell, privately, my Farm, called LILLY VAL
LEY. Said Farm lies six miles below Richmond, on
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Barretia
Cox the farm called Wilton, &C. Said land lies re-
mar kably well for farming purposes, and is now In
high state of cultivation, containing S3i acres The
Dwelling House is new, containing four rooms -
There good Barns, Stables and all necessary
ouI-houses There is excellent water near the house,
and an abundance of springs.
To those who wish to purchase, would say, that
rarely such chance presents itself The location Is
healthy, the society good, and the lands are very
fertile. =,
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
land TO any persons wishing to purchase.
ia 23-tf B. o. AKIN, Henrlce county.
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HH FOR S E-A fine Northern
~ TROTTER, perfectly gentle and kind in
sold only for want of time to them. Apply at
ne American stable l5-tn
STORAGE.-We are prepared to receive
~ at our lumber house the corner of Dock and
Goth streets, all kinds of Storage, reasonable
terms as it can be had In the city.
js9-ts JOHN w. WRIGHT Coz
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A SMALL LOT OF VERY SUPERIOR
Brsndiesi also, Sherry and Cham payne Winss OLD
Madeira Wine. bottled. very superior; Pure old Port
Wine and Jamaica Ram.
dss BARRET MORRiss.
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TURNIPS-200 Bushels superior Nova
Il Scotia TURNIPS; for sale in lets to suit pur.
chasers, by C. r. WORKMAN l. co,
ia S-f
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- LEASE-This property is situated about ons
mile west OF Richmond. on the Old Turnpike. TO
any person Whaling to engage in a market garden no
place In the vicinity of the city presents greater sd
vantsges The tract tans about % of excel
lent land on which is fine vineyard, asparagus beds,
fruit trees. &c. The dwelling house contains seven
ed The out houses are in good preservation. The
property Is to be Immediately enclosed with 8 Dew
Ienee. For terms, apply to Mrs. ELIZA r. Tall
LEY 9th St. between Gary and Canal streets
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u. 81. BTABLEk = CO., Proprietora,
Wholesale Drug gists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents. Richmond.
And by Druggis and Merchants generally through
out Virsiuis fs 5-d&sl2t
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--The
~ Subscribers have associated themselves gether
und or the style of DICKINSON, HILL CO for
the purpose of conducting this AUCTION and COM
MISSION business.
Their Office will be on the corner ct wal and
Franklin SITS. K h. DICklNSON,
N. B. HILL,
q. 20-d&wSm C. b. HILL.
NOTICE.-Mr ALEXANDER STER-
IN LING will have an interest in our business from
this date. CRENSHAW ";
Richmond Ian lst 1854. jas
HI GREAT REDUCTION IN
- THE PRICE OF HATS And Boots.
from fifteen to twenty per cent saved BY buy.
ing from J. II. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel 80
Building, Richmond
Do do second do..................'S eo
Fashionable SILK HATS. oO
zine saifskin sewed BOOTS. 90
ZINE calfakin seWed SHOES; ..............:...9 70
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one OF the best max in the city of to
supply him with handsome and substantial ealfskin
sawed BOOT which he will sell at the unprssedent'
ed low price OF Us So oeI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

NEWPORT, Ky The ovid Cats" beat the Know
Mornings at the late election in Newport Their ms
ory ranged from to 30 on the general ticket IN 3
vote OF few less than 500. Six Wild Cats aud fo1r
Know Notbines were elected TO the City Council
The vote for Mayor stood, Boyd, Anti X. N, 1885,
Berry, h. NJ, 3J2.
NIAGARA FAILS, N. acknowledging village
officers elected
NEWCASTLE, n B.-K. n. town officers chosen.
GESKsEo n. Y.-There were l57 votes cast, OF
which Gsnes X. n. nominee for Collector, received
SO; the remainder being distributed on three other
candidates.
MAINE. - The newly organized Republican
party Of maine appear 10 nave made general sweep
az the Municipal Election in Maine on Monday. Ae-
cOrCiug 10 The augusta Journal, Bath, Wesibrook,
Gorhsm, Windhsm, Phpsburg Readfeli, Bowdoin,
BowdoiDhsm, Richmond Dresden and Haloweli
elected Republican town officers by overwheHl-
sg msjori.ies.
MAssAcHUsETTa-By combina, on Of parties the
Know. Nchipgs defeated a. the late town cleo
tinps in Lexington, Amesbury. De3hsm WATERFOWL,
Foxboro, Acton, Stow, Mansfield, Plymoatb, WIN
chester, Nslthsm, Woburu, Msrblehesd, Dedham,
Fitch bars Kingston, Seekonk, Swsnzey, Walpole,
MsrSh6eld Plymouth, WestfOrd. Leonlnsster, Sier-
ling, LunenAarg. Lexington, Northboro, Chester
field, and severed otberstowns, the Aotis rumpned.
This is doing Petty WELL in the hotoed OF the secret
Greer and ourrg the session of their Legislature,
when they are so ign of zeal and victory, hsying
recently carried all he towpsin the Sta,e excepiieur
or FIVE. -
u,vo, ..J B. M.liin........l.sS7 JB 2,7is
bsIsas.....Wm Beck ......".lsSe T. oBfien ....,.5i
L. Buttriek. ...,lta l. gOOte; -
John 3. Edwsris, Controller; Ferdinand huehn'
Treasurer and Clinton Walworth, Police Justice re-
elected without opposition.
OF the Ward officers, the Independent csn6,ce'es
were all elected in the Fourth Ward, and tho Demo
cratic candidates in the other four. A gr&iyihS
degree of order prevailed at all the polls and through
our the city. .,
CHIcAGo.-Mayor, Boone, *. NJ 1888; Miliksn
2s4s; Treasurer, De Vol, TX. NJ S,o7a; Harris,
dnd 1887. larger vote WAS polled than was ever
cast before in the city and the most pertec order was
msntsined, The Marie Law aad kpowNothipg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12
THE MOUTH OF TIE MISSISSIPPI

Correspondence Of The n Y. TribEns
BELIZE, Mouth of the Mississippi, Feb. o. 1855.
The House Of Representatives have just appro-
priaied 100000 to improve the channels Of the
mouths Of this river. If there wss the shsiov Of a
chance Of accomplishing this desirable object. this
sum, or ten times the amount would lie money well
bestowed. The Of the current may be changed
not often for the better; channel may, for few
days aud for q short distance. be deepened, but ths
concurrent testimony of the pilots, aud nautical men
familiar with the peculiaIities of this river, is
CURVE, that amount Of money, however judi
ciously expended, can ever deepen its channel an
irch. The immense deposits Of miliquit mud
brought Gown by the current, meeting the waters OF
the Gulf, must be deposited somewhere across its
mouth.
Many years since, large appropriation was spen.
st the South East Pass. DrucgiDg machines reno sed
immense quantities of mud, and nov there is less
water by several feet, than before the work of i'm
proveueDt beeen. In fact this pass is not used at all.
1t is to be hoped if this appropriation is expended,
The channel will not be permar emily injured nor is it
probable. II will only be throwing away money hat
could be well expended in permanent. and valuable
improvements else here. P.
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THE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.

Nblos Theater, on Saturday night, was filed with
Oh audience for the Corce Of the Philharmonic So
ciety The orchestra sixy eight strong, led by
capital musician, Mr.. TInm. But where was Mr..
Esfeldt, who was elected, as usual leader for this
season. Report says be is about going to Europe; if
So il is matter for great regret for he is sound
musician, and can i'll be spared from the important
duties of biz pest.
The first piece of the evening was to connoisseurs,
the weu.kIown symphony Of Mozart in G Minor.
The great body Of stringed instruments gave OUT me
meanings of this symphony which dispenses, az ala
the music of the epoch at which il was written, with
the multiplication and extension OF the powers Oh
wind.ips,rumepts such as composers now use.
s,mpbeDy is written in four movements, all distinct
and oisconnec,ed-for which pattern there n no req
son. ore Of these movements ia minuetto which, 10
the age of hsir.powder and buckram, was the polka
If the dsy-a stately cotllioD, with certain motion,
however Of popular kind, and the e'ghf-bsr avs
ion. Of the dance. The audience OF Saturday night
nicked ont th. inuetto Of Mozars symphony Tor an
eneore-shoving the music Of the heels, and not OF
the heart. most moved them-for they extended no
such honor 10 the other portions. The other orchestral
pieces were Mendelssobns overture to Ruy'bias-a
vigorou, and sonorous production-cleariy DENIED
ard Iogicnl and conservstivebut il met with no ap-
nl,u,e. The last of the full orchestral pieces was
sportpj', Overture to Olympia. This composer pre-
coded Ro.sini and died lately at Paris. Thes Of
b. olores Yves at Paris under Napoleon L. and after
ward at Berlin. lie wss a musical reforner, adding
n tho sorority of the orchestra, and inyenting
srenotberirg some Of hose peculiariiies or doms Of
uuse which are found still more brilliantly OF besuti-
fully Sc, forth in Rossinis orchestration. The over
ture in question was the finale to the Concert and by
that tine more than half Of the audience had retired
proving that either the length or the selection of the
entertainment was open to obeetion-the pablo con-
sideged. 49, $780,
The Concerto for the piano, IN Fat, by Beethoven,
though NJ. up to the pisnim Of later authors,
is noble piece Of conception ard detail The CON-
birson, however, piano solo, long extended, and
mixed up and alternating vita orchestra, unphil.
osophica and unsatisfactory. The notes of the pis-
no arc ,hort and crisp, and the strongest hand is
barely suaeisn. to make them penetrate large hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12
SAN IN TSEGO.
spondeacs Of rheN. Y. Trbura

Correspondents Of The N. 7. rrbuns-
MORRIS, Otsego Co n. Y, March ;, 1855.
ALLOW me to briefly re.ste to tbs readers of rHE
TRIBUNE bow Know Nothing victory was achieved
in this town. Sans" Council, IN this town, ia
composed of about 10 members. The Democrat
called caucus, usual, the week previous 10 to o
meeting, and enough Know Nothinys attended to
control the caucus. The whole proceedings we're 80
bareaced that nearly every present foresaw ,he
result. All but four the ticket were X. Ms TIE
Wbigs held caucus, and those that saw Row the
thing was being managed tried 10 avert the boT but
twas no use They succeeded however in adjourn
ing to the evening before tow meeting 10 the mean
time, the n. Wings rent aEd rot Their tickets
PRINTED, and appeared In the csucus; nominstad 8
ticket, and put Know Nothngs for those Off res
that the Democrs,s had Left them on their ticka
- balance Of the ticket being made IS 3 matter OF
mo, with no intention Of supporting it.
Election dsy came. The X. n e, To . man, vo'sd
tie clean sp, ticket that printed bsfjrs the eau
Gus was complete sno peddled tickets 80 Democrats
and Wings, and men voted the tickets DamOcr Ats
sno as Whes. Upon the being determined, toe
Know Nothing split ticket elected by from 10 to
lei msjority. TIE Supervisor was elected With the
hisbest majority, be being very popular Democrat
and reelected such for the third time. The poll
list vas very ght-at least $50 voters not sndiag
the town meeting. Thus wers men forsstaled in eau
Gus deceived the polls, and cheated Of freemans
rights. We have seen corruption in politics before
We have Known Of packed committees, I" wire
WORKERS" snd "pipe layers" bat never WAS it
known that tickets printed before caucus wss
completed. TIE h. N. stalk of Reform, and Of the
ton and bad faith manifest As under this knowNo-
fiiro rula
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HLNDOOISM IN HORNELLSVILLE.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune

ocrre,pordenee Of The NJ Y. Tribune
HoRsKLLsyILLE, Thursday, March 2, 1855.
noticed in The TRIBUNE, of Wednesday, the fol-
lowing Dispatch;
Al. Charter Election held in HornelUlle the 9Th the
" entire Know Nothing ticket WAS elected !"
The above puTported TO have been written in Bing-
hsmton but was undoubtedly telegraphed from this
place rs the operator here Hindoo, pure and SIM
pie. Now, FAR from this being the truth, the ticket
elected wss anti Hindoo-headed by Thomas j. Rey
rolds, Esq, HuDker Democrat, who hss ever been
hostile 10 Kuow-Notbingism. The opposition was
tesded by T. {. Ward, present Member of the Assem-.
bly, who YVES elected last fall in opposition to 7. j.
Rey-olds by LOO msjority-and WAS claimed as |,
Know.NothDg victory. List Tuesday Msjor Rey-
pol6s received nearly two votes TO his ore Nos for
a i.tory of Hindooism in Hornelsvie. Just before
election, in November, resolution offered 10 the
Courcil here, sustaining the nominations made a. the
Grand FsDdargo in New-York, and after q very ex-
citing debate, UHmGHa, SeT0ggs " Co. tcerC lad
the tabe tN after election The result vas thst Clark
received majority Of Is in this town-the only ms
jOIty ever given for a Wing Governor. Sach TO-
cult was entirely unlocked for by j. ". Baker &
Co., where there was Council numbering ttres kun
dTed and ttty members; consequently, USDERHILL,
the bloody executoner, cent forth - preach
peDtance 10 the unfsiitful, and commissioned 10 be-
head al who would not accept the preferred terms. The
members were hardeDed-rsjected the resolution by
the Grand Council after election-thsir charter was
demanded, and the Council, pure and unsdutered,
were requested TO remain and organize anew and it
Is said there WA not a sufficient number TO FL the
different offices, AID they gave up the charter. At
Town meeting ticket was put in nomination, com
posed entirely of Seward Wings ard Huakerz, who
have no fellowship whatever with tbs "works OF
"dsrkLess, and elected by an average msiOrity OF
t,ro kxsared and trenty fre-receiviaz three aaaired
and ,creaty,fre votes TO kandysi and 1ty oppo-
s.tion.
A Hindoo Council lately started here, which oon
ysrss iaaa by harness sla2, LccAssd II gsno.s
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NEV-YORK TOWN MEETING s.

GExEsEE CoUyTY.-Th Wings made distinct
issue against Tindoosm in lie Roy, Stafford, and Pa
vop, the only towns we have heard frOn) and Hin
dooism was routed: They Will serve them al 80
when il becomes evident that the High Priests Of the
Order trying to transfer the rank and file to
Slavery.
SARiroo. CoUyrY.-Whigs, 2s; Democrats -.
OF the whole number, 10 set down as Know
Nothipgs.
HERHIMER CoUSTr.--Board politically divided as
last years Wings and Ia Democrats. The Know
Nothipss have one or two Of the number.
MADISON CoUsTY.-The Hqrnuton Journal gives
the followig result as far heard from: Wings 7;
Democrats q Liquor, l. Free-Soii. !.
OTsEGo CouSrY.-Heard from, 81 TownsIstsnd-
inc: Wbge, 10; Democrats, II. Ii is probable Tat
the ;osns to come 10 will make the Board a tic.
MONROE CouNTY-Of the % Supervisors elected
in Monroe, eght are claimed X. Ms by the bunker
organ of that party. 1t admits 81 to be a. inst the
HiDdOos.
OYoSDAGA CoUyTY.-The Town of Camillus elected
Hindoo' Supervisor, who pledged his honor up
TO the moment of the election that he was not mem
Der Of the Order. AZ the village election, week al
elected straight out Anti Hindoo Board OF Trustees
&c.
WAYNE CousIY.-The Hindoos' have been try
ing TO crow over the result in Wayne County, bat
without cause. The Board of Supervisors is divided
thus:-Wbig, 7; Loco Fecos, 4; Hndoos, 3.
OswEGo Co.-Supervsors, ii Wings Democrats,
5 Know. Nothing Democrats, and 3 know-NothiGg
Wings.
CAYUGA CO.-ouPerylsofs, 10 Antl'hlhuoos, auQ ~
Hinooos.
Ulster Colo out Of the ls towns in the county
have been heard from, which elect 10 Independent
Know Nothing csndi 1ates fer S1pervi There ap
pears 10 be no doubt but that the Hindoos have
ceeded in every town.
CHENAYGo Co.-The Board of Supervisors, IL is
supposed will stand Anti. HindOo TO 10 Hndoos.
ERIE Coin Eiie County. over which ilindooism
hung like fog last fall s bio yn away by the frst
breeze Last fall the vote stood for Ulmann, 7,7l2;
for Seymour, 252; for Clark, 2 ll9; for Bronson,
442. The Reg.blic says:
"The results in the different towns would seem to
Indicate that the friends Of Mr.. Fillmore are losing
their power even here, and that Know-Nothngism,
which promised to be so potential few months ago,
is rapidly sinking into oblivion"
ALLEGANY Co of the towns heard from, six have
been carried By the friends of civil and religious lib
erty, and four BY the Hindoos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12

The Gr,ss Bay Adcocate, March /, gives gloomy
news from the Lake Superior mining region. The
Portage Lake Companies are said TO be entirely out
Of powder and unable TO 60 with their operations.
Large psrties of men had been discharged from the
nines 1.rtly on account OF the Of the CONNER
cisl and financial crisis which had just been received
and partly on account Of the want Of supplies aad
the hies prices of produce. The absence Of powder
s occasioned by the loss Of the Peninsula at Eagle
River lsst fall. She had two thousand kegs Of pos.
der, of which one thoussnd FIVE hundred were spoad.
She was driven ashore IN q heavy gale.