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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11

The Guillotine Still at Worh-The Admins
istration continues 10 discharge clerks and me-
chanic. at Washington. The taint of Ameeri-
cansm is enough. To love their native land
TO desire American rulers-is a sufficient
cause to envoke the persecution of "the pow
srs that be-" Work while it is day, Mr., Pierce,
the night is comipg!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11

W-No less than 2,4s5 immigrants arrived at
New York on Sunday, the 9Th inst.-1695 from
Liverpool 1872 from London, 499 from Bremen,
and 1O2 from Genoa.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11
Y ICE! ICE! ICE!
q o ID A W A9A2!

DJRE, COLD AND REFRESHING--Att the
L Sign of The Golden Mortar
Having Just received neat apparatus for the im-'
mediate production of Soda Water, the public may
rely on having pure article always on hand.
VIM. CARSON,
my12. "a Cor Main and Bank streets.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11

The wheat crop in Upper Canada was never
better, and double the quantity sorved. The sur
Iplns IS estimated over home wants at la,OO0, 900
ITO l5'0O00O0 bushels. AlotbefAxo xops good
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11

That fine and admira by located store
M second door above G. v BayIey's, on
lie Bank street, and adjoining the one Just
occupied by Mr.. Kahn, For Dry
Goods store, il will be rented for har for $3.50
Also WI he5 rented, If required for Dl Goods, the
store one door: above-price $40 per sonth. Ap-
piyio oct2l LOUIS nES0RY, Sr.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11

1.-THE brass cannon belonging to the State were
spiked at Worcester, Mass, on the night Of the Sd.
by some Abotionsts, to prevent their use for "a.
Lutte on the 4th 7------s -
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11

An attempt was made ia Boston Oh lae &C h,
ult, to give an exhibition Of the gisl ind snaec.
about which SO much has been said. The el.ixai
however, was bitten By the snaks and shoue.i
great terror. and her tatbss uas eonsAaueu;ly
arrested and bound oysr On cl,asgso ssstrait J
ing and assaulting her y maans q -
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11

: E-The population of Saratoga village is 5,l29
Increase since 1850, 1,49l.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11

H-Guns are being cast at Tuain which will car
ry 5000 yards.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11

"FoUR NATIONS" HOTEL,
MARKET ST.
- M. MARK, grateful for the
nm favors hitherto bestowed upon him by
asle "a generous public, takes this occasion to
G.As lrefurn them his thanks, and to state to
them that he has made considerable improve
rents and feels that he can safely assert that in
reference to the substantials and iuxuries of his
table, and comfortable lodging, that his house is
second to none in this community. Call and ex-
examine for yourselves. ap2l
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11

JOB PRINTING.
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
SOUTHERN SENTINEL

RATEFUL for the patronage that has here.
VI tofore been extended him, would respectfully
inform his patrons and the public generally, that
having lately made considerable additions to- bis
Office, land contemplating making considerable
more in a short time) he is prepared to execute
with neatness and despatch, and in style equal
to any other office, every variety Of
lob Printing
consisting Of
Handbils of all descrip- Pamphlets;
tions; Lawyers Briefs;
Blanks of all kinds; Ball Tickets;
Bill Heads; Funeral Tickets;
Wedding Tickets and Circulars;
Cards; Sc &c &ca
And in fact any description % Job Printing, in
Black or Bronze.
And at prices as low as asyPther Office in the
a'e'''' '' INC W. S.af: P. BRAp)URN, Proprietor
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11

,fsae~A The gAd ME, packet steamef'
sa OPEL61AS, VI. G. NEAL, mas.
Eter, will ra as regular packet BE-
tween New Orleass and (pelousas, teking freight
for Old River, Simmsporl lBayou des Glaze, spd
alllandings on the Atchaiat
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11
DIR. KUNEMANN,

NFFERS his Professional servicesSo the citi-
~ zSns of Iberville. He gives consultations in
English, French and German. His office is on
Main street. next door to the Mayors Office, ana
nearly epposite the Court House. jan6
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11

MH7n 3arreA1 Darrels!!
AN As the time near at hand whs&
Planters and Merchants will want
to purchase god Barrels, the nm
dersigned takes this method make it Known
that he has on hand large Il of Barrels, well
made Of good seasoned timber All orders will be
strictly attended to.
sep2 - x JAMES ENNIS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11
er, CappiAs aid Bleeding.
Nicolas Biehler So

LIAS opened his shop in Keller's new house,
II opposite Kahn's storaSwhere he will be glad
to see ali who may require his sefvices in either
Of the above branches. He is sure that none will
be dispieased who may require his services. JED
ICE. sA
THE undersigned will keep ICE throughout
i the season at Wholesale and Retail.
au28 NJ MARK, Market ST. =
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11

A. RICHARDS Drug and ApothecaTy Store,
II with SODA WATER, Blue Lick and
Congress Water. ay22
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-11
A CHILE ST&DlZIE H

A CHI IL l. e s It ID II Il H
Successor to F sigler-
HAVING BOUGHT the Establishment Of
Ii Mr. HIRAM SIGLER on Bank Street, and
after ti,s 9Th Of next month Il shall be prepared
t5 carry on tAe same hne fillsipess besel9fore
carried on in Said Establishment, such al lal
..WAERu~MsHf, BL ae1gMlZY aNb
.HoRsE- sAoEfNt SHoE
ALSO eA<
LoCKsMITH, IRON RAILMGAND FANCY
Iron NQpRK ~
FOR eKAvH.xAsps.
l will also attend TO my old profession, such as
putting up and repairing of Steam Eaginay gr
Mills, Sac Mills and Corn Mills
Terms-Liberal.
Thankful for past patronage, ! respectfully
co,feit my friends, and the public in general for
continuance Of the same. jy 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-28
Jersey City News.

IMPROVEMENTS IN New JERsEY.-We glad to perceive
by the New Jersey newspapers that project on foot
to establish railroad from Newark Hoboken. We
hardly conceive of improvement in the way oftravel
and business which will DO Of praccabiity to the
people of New Jersey aud the inhabitants Of New York
than this proposed railroad The Jersey City ferries
both sides Of the river encumbered that Is quite
time for facilities to be opened for the benefit Of New
Jersey farmers well for travellers. By this
route the ordinary products OF New Jersey farms will
find easy to the up town population OF New
York and thousands of travellers their way to ana
from the South who stop at the up town hotels will be
saved from many annoyances, well ms much loss Of
time by the conveyance and trust that the New Jer
Fey Legislature will fail to make the intended
son we'll for the benefit OF the State for the public
ut large.
Co1llsioS.-As the Jersey City ferry boat Golden
nearing the slip the New York side, at O'Clock
Monday evening" she into the small steamboat David
Cox striking Ter the wheehouse, and damaging her
the emit of 5000 $7OO. The night dark and
the weather squally The Golden had up her lights but
there were no lights in sight upon the David Cox.
THANKSGIVING Thanksgiving services are announced
TO be held at 10h O'Clock Thursday, at the Wayne
street Reformed Dutch church. discourse will be de-
livered by the pastor Rev. Mr. Van Cleef At Trinity
NJ F. church. in York street. the hour, services
will be held by Rev. Mr. Whtecar, pastor Of that
church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-28
Naval Affairs.

fHIIADEiPHiA, Nov 20 1855.
sip-0n the 17h Of Sc ,tember surprised ut the
receipt of communication from the Navy Department
informing that by the de sion Of the Naval Retiring
Board my name dropped from the rolls Of the naval
service.
consider apology for not answering said comuuni
cation unnecessary from officer who has ever
well and faithfully performed all every duty assigned
himwho has spent upwards of eleven years in actual
sea service, and two years shore duty period
OF little more than fifteen years service in the navy
the United States-from who has never shrked his
dutywho has been found Ieady and willing for any
duty his country has called upon him to perform both
in war and pcacewho L. young, active and vigorous in
the possession of All his faculties mental aud physical
and against whom the charge OF paciy and necen
cy has never been brought, and whs deGcs each and
every member OF said Board to subsisntiate II.
Sir, when man who has faithfully served his coun-
try for upwards Of fifteen years, Il thus merclessly
thrust upon the cold charities of the world for
livelihood, without just reason proven or
assigned, consider 1t to be his bounden duty to pro-
test against the gross injustice of the proceed
ing; and now offer this my most solemn protest
against the unjust trannical and vndictve action
said Board and st respectfully request that this letter
may be placed file at The Department and would feel
grateful for any In the possession Of the Hon.
secreary OF the Navy for the said Board
proper to adopt in my case have the honor TO be-
with much respect, your obcdient servant
p. WAGER, Late Master U. s. Navy.
Hon. j. C. DoHRiN, Secretary Of the Navy Washington,
DC.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Nov. o. 1855.
s-Your letter Ct the 10th inst. bias been received
and will be placed the file Of the Department as
quested.
The Beard Of Naval Officers under whose report YOU
have been stricken from the rolls Of the navy assigned
no reason for their action In your case.
The Board merely reported In accordance with the
law under which they were assembled, the and
rank Of the officers who In their Judgment were Affected
by It, am, respectfully, your obedisnt servant,
Mr. pr1m WAGER late Master u S. Navy, Phila ielpha.
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spsctfuIy invited to attend the funeral from the real
dence Of her fether No. Isl Houston street. this after
On TUESDAY morning., Nov a7, LOUISA AvoussA. daugh-
ter Of Thos A. and Louisa H. Ashorth aged years aud
o days.
The friends Of .he family are respectfully invited to
tend the funeral from No. rs East Sixteenth stree
of Third avenue, this afternoon, ct O'Clock. The
remains viii be taken to trinity Cemetery.
On Monday, Nov 90 alter lingering Illness JANE Ca
rsARiSK, daughter Of william H. and Jane W. Bergman,
The ieIatiyes and friends Of the family are req 1esed
to attend he funeral fon the residence Of her parents
No. 90 Watts street. this afternoon, at Que o'clock.
From circle little sister,
Early hast thou passed away
But the angels say-Another
Joins holy song to-day.
On Monday, Nov 10, JEAN Ann ANDERSON, daughtersof
Alex Anderson, cutter late OF Scotland, aged
year 8 months and days
On Sunday evening" Nov. %, ALFRED H0uGHroS STOWE
He rests Ia Greenwood.
In Brooklyn on Monday, Nov. 20, after short illness
Of dropsy othe brain ELLEN BzanY we Of Join Christie
pher fuchen, aged "a years and months.
The friends Of ~ family, and those OF her brothers.
Charles william Michael AND rsrsnis gs ns, ere re-
dence Hertmer street and Brooklyn avenue Of the
Fulton avenue railroad depot Brooklyn this afternoon
at half past clock. Her remains will be int red in
Flatbush Cemetery
Dublin papers please copy.
On Monday Nov. 20, Jois WmTfoRD, In the S8th year
His friends and acquaintance ere respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral this afternoon at Two O'Clock from
his late residence, No. 50 Front street, Brooklyn.
In Brooklyn on Tuesday morning, Nov. 81, Miss MAR
GARr ONELI sister to Mr. Charles 0NeIl late Of Que
bee.
The funeral will take place this afternoon, At two
O'clock from her lac residence No 70 sactett street.
The fr ends Of the family are invited to attend.
Quebec papers please copy
On Friday. Nov. 23 at No. $50 Dean street. Brooklyn
MARGARET MEYER, aged 20 years.
The remains were inferred in the Cemetery Of the Ever
greens.
On Tuesday, Nov a. ME1Asm BRucY daughter of
Francis and Marie Brucy aged IA years. months and 20
DAYS.
tend the funeral from the residence Of her parents
Of Degraw and Court Streets Brooklyn this after
noon at three O'Clock.
On Tuesday, Nov q, Of congestion Of the lungs, Jo-
sBPH JAMES GODFREY Jr the only and last child (of
family Of fve) Of Ths and Sarah Ellen Godfrey aud
grandson of JOS Jas. Godfrey Esq, Of liverpool Eng
The friends and acquantances Of hs parents invited
TO attend the funeral services ut their residence No. 173
South Fonrth street williamsburg, this afternoon, at
half past twelve O'Clock prior to his remains being taken
to Greenwood for interrnent.
At Davenport, Iowa, on Monday, Nov. 2e SAMUEL B.
IsAAss, OF this city, aged 10 years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-28

The ERIE RAILROAD AGAIN-ANoTHER PorNr
question Of the railroads through the tow
OF Erie has been before the Supreme Court
MA sitting at Ptsburg The history Of the present pro-
ceedngs folio vs0n the 9th Of October the Cover
Legislature, and the Sd OF November he appointed
Joseph Casey TO take possession OF the Erie and North
east Railroad On the 10th OF November the rail-
Iosd companies, (Eiie and Northeast and Cieve.
land Psnesvlle and Ashtabula,) appeared before
Judge Woodward; At lis chambers in Philadelphia,
and mace motion for an injunction to restrain the
agent, Casey, from taking possession. Judge Wood
ward granted the injunction with an admonitory or.
der commanding Mr.. Casey not 20 proceed until the
hearing Of the rule On the 24h the case was argued be-
fore all the Judges Of the Supreme Court in this city on
motion Of defendant Casey to quash the admonitory
Chief Justice Lewis TO the follow Ing effect Judge wood
wards Jurisdiction unanimously sustained but the
order was amended by substituting the words be eau.
toned" for 'be The question will be ar
gued In Philadelphia, in January.
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City lntelIixence.

The NOTORIOUS "CuARlEy QUINN" STABBED, PROBABLY
FATAILY.-About 10 O'Clock last night, mau named
John Abbott was induced by mulatto woman, to &C.
company her to house No. %3 Thomas street. which is
said TO be Of disreputable Characteristic resort Of
thieves and vagabends of every descriptionkept by
Charley Quinn, who has very bad reputation among
the police of New York. While in this place, he
alleges he robbed of forty-three sovereigns, by
Of the panel game" He reused from
the sleep or stupor in which he lay at the time
the robbery perretrated, by rustling in the
room, and at missed his money. He stormei about
fuiiousy and used great deal of stening language
While he thus engaged Quinn entered with part OF
the money, when Abbott made for him, and he fed
closely pursued. On tho of West and Harrison
streets Abbott overlook him and brief struggle
sued Quinn stabbed four times In the abdomen and
it i, believed he is fatally injured The Fifth ward po
lice arrested Abbott tho spot and locked him up.
Quinn was removed the New York Hospital Ton other
inmates of Quinns house male and female, white and
black, arrested likewise. Abbott is respectable
looking man. and has been In this country but two weeks
Quinn accounted of the most adrot thieves in New
York
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On Sabbath morning Nov 25 st his residence No 100
West Twenty third eet after lingering Illness JAMES
aurnyEx aged ~ years.
The funeral services will be held Mt the
Church in Wcst Twenty third street between the
and Eighth avenues, this morning, ten O'Clock, whsn
the friends of the family respectfully invited be pre-
sent The remains will be taken to Greenwood Ce netery
On Monday, Nov 90 JoHN infant son OF John and Mar
garct Orser aged months.
His remains win be conveyed TO Greenwood this MORN
Ing at ten o'clock from the residence of his parents No.
22f West Thirtieth street.
ON Monday MOI ming Nov 90 HErgR WEBR wife Of
Capt John Webb of this city, IN the saith year Of her are
fhe relatives and friends Of the family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon, at
cut further invitation
On Monday, Nov. 20, WALLACE T. VAUGHAN.
His relatives and friends those Of his brothers, Henry
and George Vaughan, the mem ,ers Of Niagara Engine
Company No. T. and the Are department generally
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-28

On Tuesday Nov. 81 at the residence of the brides
father, by the Rev. Joseph H. Price, WILLIAM W. BowSE
to ANNE ElHAEE, eldest daughter Of Matthew Daily Eq,
all Of this city.
On Monday, Nov. 20, by the Rev. Benjamin Evans Mr..
RopfREK 7. ESTwIsIIE to Miss MARIA daughter OF the
late Harris II. Wolcott, all Of this city.
California Boston, Hartford and Albany papers please
copy.
I'm Monday Nov. &C. by the Rev. p. d. Van Ceef WAL
N. WooD Of this city TO Miss KATE MILRR, Utica.
On Tuesday, Nov 81 at the Church Of the sarnaton,
by the Rev. Dr. Haght, JOHN CRArHoRSE MONTGOMERY,
tsq Of Philadelphia, to CARouxE only daughter OF the
late Nehemiah Rogers, Esq, Of this CITY
On Tuesday evening, Nov. 20, by the Rev DR.. Millet
at his residence No, III East Seventeenth street, Mr.
SAMUEL G. BRxwsTTR Of Worcester Mass, to Miss SARAH
JAM CURTIS, Of Southport Conn.
AT New Brunswick, N. j. 18th month 20, by the Rev.
Bishop James, EKKr NJ PATTERSON 70 HEyRIErrA DEErH.
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MARITIME INTELLIGRNCR,
Port OF New York, November ~, 1855.
CLEARED.


ss.,
Bari Lawrence (Br) Salmon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bark ssrah n. Coman Consantinople.Russel vinng
ss A% Weo a
s sh M GsmssI AIIsn gashuistT lana M,chedo
s snH Holmes
s sr Psss S rs. mt I %ss Co.
s ssr ss a% a asnd Merrill
Propeller sarah, Jones, fhilsdeiphia- Il Thompson
ARRIVED.
kevi nS.s S sand FOR y
sass ana Nov and IS Saraosas, Sta strong ssaa
passed Am clipper bark standing III, showing wis signal
Ssp Sh% Peterson, Foo chow leo July a With
and pls i oF ndon a lon Ga
i p y 81
Lam NJ :. $ f1 h.ss s ss g
bears nqy al M 81 20 90 Ion y g. spoke ship Ocean Wave,
Ship Austin. ark Galveston 70 days with cotton, &c,
he p.s. Fl S. =sssss fore an
s s TONS re- s SS
PEER o baye been long n that condition.
Brig Packer of Boston, wadsworih, Cape Hayden,
Brig Fr.ncons Lewis Jaeme . day. WIFI coffee and leg
spoke schr Caroline Grant from bangor for Monieso Bay
Brg Telegraph Br By'ne, Turks Islands. % days, with
brig tof Haven't Nelson Ponce. PR ID days.
sa s do Cubs.
days. 9Th sugar and rum q Brookman Nov T. lag 81
ton for Nj bile, with loss Of main royalmast
Brig Macon, Watkins Savannah 10 days with cotcn to De
mill 4 Co.
DAYS with yellow pine. to Martin; weasel TO Thompson
Hunter. Sailed IN company with strout strout for New
York
mis Gen rnsney Lanfar Baltimore, 81 hours, with mase,
schr l. srou. eof HArriugton) ssrou Jacksonville 10
days, with yellow pine, 10 Martin. sd inst Cape Hate.
Philadelphia
schr ali Maria jones' Barcelona Nov with hides fus.
passing Porto Rico.
sehr Joseph smith Furman, Savannah, days. cotton
to McCready, Mott Co
schr Kate Brigham dhrse mssted) Evans, Savannah 10
days. with cotton &c. b, Dur ham Dimon.
Sturges. Chairman Co.
sehr vapor, Birch Charleston. days. with cotton, &C. to
Dollner Potter.
schr ship Carpenters Bearse, Milford, Del
Schr Nous Curdy Wareham.
echr II Hubbard Coe, Portland CT.
Propeller Thomas Swami Greene Baltimore with mdse TO
John Riley.
John REey.
Steamship Cshawbs, Havana
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real estate Mr. Neville on which he paid soe n 500
and from has statements and manner At that time in
ferred that he was perfectly easy in money matters In
fact that was my impression up TO the time Of his being
missed; met Mr. Neville at the house Of Hiram Wood.
inst, about AZ o'clock was in company With Mr. Pc
ters OF this place. found him in company with Edward
to some tns pes INA, %e 10 %
had converaat0n with Mr. Neville in cheerful ana lively
manner from there all down the house Of VIM
We left, and drove toward williamsbug was after
wares In company with Mr.. Neville In his barroom
dans the rest e the evening I'll about 10Y o'clock
William AXE remained in company with Mr.. Neville
during all Of that afternoon and evening differ
ence In Mr. Neytuea manner to what Ii usually was;
always found Mr.. Neville to be a strong minded and
good business man. while conducting suis Cor ha
occupying some eighteen months his mind severely
tested in many of the above cases. ne would allow him.
self to be committed to Jail but after being committed
self to be committed to be able to bring suit for
false imprisonment to test his rights liquor dealer;
some OF these occasions he remarked that II very
annoying but that he was determined TO test the question:
bis mino never appeared TO be the least Affected he al
ways manifested strong at achmcnt towards his family;
Davd j. Peters, Of IO4 South Ninth street, says-I
knew Edward Neville, deceased have hoard the tes
mony Of Mr. Cook and corroborae all relative to the APP
The sth. - '' 80 '''''' - - '''S :
Andrew A: Wemmel Of Fifth street. in this city says
He in company with Mr. Neville from 10 to IL O'Clock
the evening Of the Sth and nothing uuusual in
his manner; he was not intoxicated never bought
horse of him; belong to the firm Of Child Wemmell.
Kendle Howard Of South Fifth Observation-Disclosures
Wemmell's evidence.
A. A. Wemnell recaed-I saw Mr.. Neville have in his
possession the evening spoken OF what supposed to
be bank bills and cheeks be appeared to be counting
the amount his knee at this time eating, and
only had side view of him. and did not notice him par
ticuarly.
The inquest then adjourned to o'clock this day. when
the verdict will be rendered Some discrepancy will
adjusted in the evidence Of officer Van Nostrand relative
TO the time Of his taking the paper out Of the pocket OF
deceased and the breathing Of the crystal also to hear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-28

AGRICULTURAL DIVISION OF THE PATENT OFFICE.
-RfTrRS os Mr. BRowsE-lt may he reeoiiec,edahat Mr.
for the purpose Of procuring seeds and agricultural in
formation for the Of this branch OF the government
He has travelled during his absence through portions Of
hng'aid, France, Belgium, Holland Hanover, Prussia
Hamburg, and Denmark. We under stand that he has
Teen successful In his mssisn having
Tor the purchase OF various seeds roots and cuttings suit
see or The several climates and Of United
s.aes' some Of which bave already been shipped and
w roon arrive There seeds, " Is understood arc prn.
cIa 70 be distributed among members OF Congress nd
Union. = 'S