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CTOKAGE, sToRAGE.--The unde,

- signed having suspended work for the present.
Will receive produce end merchandise storage al
his totacco factory, on Cary street. CORNER 18th IT -
nsut at tifaInwest rates Apply at ths factory
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| SECOND pISPATCH.1
TIE BANKS IN NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, Sept 2S.-Some feeling is manifested
about the suspension of the Baltimore Banks, but
all is right SO far.
NORFOLK. Sept. %, p. M.-There are no su5pen
sOns. All is quiet. There apprehensions OF
run the banks from abroad, but they feel secure
against its effects
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THLnoRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Later from IndfavMore Fighting at
Delhi.

sr. Jouxs, " b., Sept 2s-The steamer Jura,
which left Cork, ireland, with the 10th regiment
of British troops for Canada has arrived here with
Liverpool dates to the 18th inst.
Gar Alexander had arrived at Berlin.
The cholera was raging in Hamburg, Stockholm
and other places very fatally.
The bank Of Holland had increased its rates oil
interest to per cent. II was thought the other
German banks would do the same, and the ADVANCE
would be established.
The Indian mail had arrived, bringing dates
from Delhi to the 10Th Of July.
Several sorties from the city had been repuised
with great loss to the rebels aud loss to the Br
fish of 500 killed and wounded.
The Neemuch mutineers had reached Delhi.
Gen. Nicholson was daily expected from PunJaub
with English endorsements.
Gen. Havelock had occupied Belpoor on the Ii tn
without resistance. Nema Sahib escaped from the
city.
Gen. Havelock defeated 10. 900 rebels on the road
| from Lucknow, ON the 9Th. The British loss was
| trifing.
COMMERCIAL
| LIVERPOOL, Sept I5.-FIour buoyant. Red Wheat
advanced 3d. Corn quiet and steady.
LONDON, Sept. l5.-Money slightly more stringent
| COnsois " 70.
(sECoND DISPATCH.
| AFFAIRS N INDIA
| Calcutta aud Hyderakad were quiet on the 18th
Of August. 1t was expected that Delhi would soon
| fall
| Three regiments of native Bengal infantry mu
TIMED, were attacked by Gen. Floyd, routed, and
500 mutineers killed. Mutinous plots were discoy
cred at Bensres and other places.
Gen. liavelock defeated Nema Sahib in four en-
| gagements; whereupon the latter drowned himself
| together with his family.
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Btshop Atkinson.

bishop Atkinson. of North Carolina preacheu ="
the Monumental Church on last Sunday mof"'"s'
aud in st. paul's at night. Both sermons we'e
characterized by that rare yigour OF thoasn' s"a
remarkable logical acumen and power. ana ny ,"a'
Transparent oiearness Of style, for when b'shop
Atkinson IL eminentiy distinguished. Inc sermon
In the morning, from tire words OF fiiase. ad'
is truth" was a great masterpiece Oh christian
philosophy, logic, and eioqneneei tue thoughts the
nost wisc and profound; the augmentation, the
INNS. carent and irresistible; the whole conveyed
In a style luminous and beautiful as a sunbeam
so simple as TO reach thu panest capacity, yet
elegant as to eaptivate the most refined taste
II was indeed grand production, and derived adj
aitional power aud impressveness from the com
piete absorption Of the speaker in his subject
without which the nobiest efforts of pulpit orato
ry, whilst they may excite the admiration of tn,
mind. fail to affect the hearts, aud influence the &C
lions Of men.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ESy. THE BANK SUsPEssI0Y.-Nea
all the banks Of the Union have suspended speci.
payment, but POWERS is still taking hundreds u
AMBRoTYPEs each day at so cents, warranted not TO
fade or change color.
POWERS PHOTOGRAPHS are acknowledged by the
most competent Judges of the United States to be
perior TO any heretofore produced by that beautiful
art Isl Main street 50 Z-it
nGyNoTIcE.-The ladies of Chesterfield
intend holding a Fair at Mr.. Randolph Ammonet[s,
near Rebiou's Station on the Richmond and Dss
Vile railroad commencing on WEDNESDAY. Sept.
nth. and continuing every day for four days. BY
the kindness of the President of the road an extra
car will be attached to the regular trains for the nc
commodation of our city friends, AMI the cars W i'll
make the necessary stoppage at this station.
re 2S-3t*
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NEW ENGLAND RANKS
! SECOND DISPATCK.l

BosToN, Sept. 2S.-The Suffolk Bank refuses to
redeem the notes of the New England country
han
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TOTAL SUSPENSION IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-The Bank of the Metrop-
oils, after paying out SG5,o00 in specie Saturday,
has been obliged to suspend totally to-day.
The Bank of Washington and the Patriotic Bank
have followed the example.
There is heavy run on all the banks.
The Virginia notes are at per cent discount
with further tendency downward. Uueurreni
money is unsaleable.
Business is parayzed.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Sept 2S--S ?. M--The merchants
here take the notes of Washington banks at par
There is no fixed rate of exchange for Virgins
notes.
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pICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE


~ I. J.. GALLEHER, PRiScIPAL.-This Institution
Is established 10 met the great and ncr asing de-
nand for teachers throughout the South as we'll rs
to supply high grade of instruction to every class
Of music pupils The year will be divided into two
sessions Of four and half months each The first
session will commence October the 5th, 1857 and
close the 18th Of February The second session will
commence February 18th, aud close The list of July
The building is pleasantly located on Broad street
nearly opposite the store of Ms-srs. Breeder * Fox
rsRMS the session, per scholar: Vocal Glass ex
ercl'es two lessons per week. (adult) $3.50; Juyc-
nile Class. do, 81; Piano, Organ, Melodeon $40:
nitaI Flute aud Violin, $50; riyate lessons on the
voice per Ierson, 81. Board of Instruction Mr. n
l.. GALLEHsR, Elements Of Musical Notation. Vocal
Framing and Piano; Mir. ELIoDoR CAMPS Organ Me
I"ieoh ana Musical Composition; Mr.. N. CARUsI Pia-
ERIC DoLLISGER, Violin
., For further particulars, see Circular or apply TO
L. u, GALLEIiER, at his School Rooms. Nc 29-ov
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rssT,sa s,,,,yu., R.yr, ,r,os,--,Ir. Hiram Mar

TEsrrSa sprKrTua, Rgygt Arsoxs--Nr. Hiram Mar
BILE, Of Lynn, Massachusetts,. Is engaged In SIN
gular investigation, and in singular manner, the
finding of the old pirates cave, in Dungeon rock,
at Lynn.
Mr.. Marble resides throughout the year in his
small house near the summit OF the rock, with his
wife aud son and daughter The apex OF fe hill Is
huge mass of rock about forty fifty feet above
the house and lot from which, standing near the
| lofty flag staff you obtain wide and admirable
view of the country for miles about
Mr.. Marble has been engaged at the place Tor SIX
years past, in what he considers TO be spiritual
mission, and Whist most other people consider to be
| a wild and absurd undertaking. lie was a manu-
facturer In distant place, and was impressed or
! felt "a call to come here and devote himself to the
work OF finding the cave where the pirates former
! ly resided, and where Thomas Veal was entombed
! by an earthquake. lie believes himself to be act
ing under the special direction of the spirits o.
| Thomas VEAL aud of a girl named Catharine, wiid
stolen by the pirates and became an associate
| with them
Under these auspices he has accomplished a tru
ly extraordinary work He has drilled and exca
waited tunnel into the solid jasperke rock OF the
hill for distance Of about 50 feet The hole II
high enough to stand up in, and you may, perhaps
touch the two sides by extending your arms. Ii Il
solid, 1inty rock all the way, and the excavation
by drilling aud blasting has all been done by Mr.
| Marble and his son, assisted sometimes by labo
Ter. The tunnel descends in all about 30 feet anC
winds much more. pair of steps descend int,
the cave, and torch illumines the way when visi
tiers enter this spiritual region
Mir. Marble exhibits an ancient broken sword, al
old time dagger and pair of antique scissors, a
having been found during the progress of the wori
in seam Of the rock, where the superintendent
mass slid over the cave at the time of the earth
quake. Skeptcs and outsiders say that these re
lies placed there to impose upon Mr.. Marble
but he has persuaded himself that the discoverie
were original. He regards them proofs that h
is all right in his gigantic undertaking.
Mr.. Marble says his object is not money or trea
sure, but to investigate "Spritualism,' ahd estab
l;sh its truths, by finding the and its described
contents in the singular manner pointed out whicl
was made difficult in order the better to test hi
faith. lie advances about a foot month in hi
undertaking. and expects to terminate his ''mis
sion" within year.
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SCH00L BOOKS,
~ SCHOOL STATIONERY,
PIANO FORTES,
GUITARS AND MUSIC.

JAMES BOODHOUSR d CO.
Richmond Va,
Respectfully invite the Alteration Of all interests
to the extensive stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
with which they are supplied at the present season,
embracing they believe all the Primary, kleInehta.
ry aud advanced Text Books used in the Schools and
Colleges of this State and North Carolina OF approx
ed editions Their stock OF
SCHOOL STATIONERY
Is large and complete, cons sting OF every article
necessary for educational purposes. Ia the depart
uen fs.f
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LOST.

7 OST-Last Saturday, small buckskin
II PURSE, containing my Free Papers and I've
dollar note and two dollars in geld. suitable re-
ward will be paid the finder. By returning them to
this office. JOHN ISAACS,
Sc 99-lt* A free man of color.
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FATAL CASUALTY IN FLORIDA We learn from the
Tampa (Florida) Peninsular that 'on Tuesday
the Sth inst, Mr.. iiam t. BROKER, of Ili!lsboro
county, while attempting to burn sore on
horses back, held powderhorn in one hand and
hot iron in the other and while engaged in pour
ing the powder from the horn, it ignited, and
communicating with the horn exploded, blowing
throat severely burning him internally. The I'M.
fortunate man lived but few hours in the greatest
agony
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COM
II PANY-INC0Rp0RATED IN lsl9-CAPITAL
STOCK Sja1,s0.-Risks taken GU favorable terms
all losses promptly adjusted au,t paid No charge
Tor policies. Agency Formerly Hubbard. Gardner
Carlton's) now at
SMITH, RHODES co.'s,
au 2-lm No. u Pearl street. Richmond. Va
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o. ANOTHER OF those very superior French
Caters and Shoes has just been received at the I'm
porting House of ALEX. HILL, No. 1T Main street
Richmond, Va.
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There WAS frost at Jeffersonvilie, TazewelI coun-
~, Va, ON Thursday last
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"a BARRELS NO. 8 MACKEREL so
boxes colgate's and 0swego Starch: 30 dozen
ha oons; 10 boxes Cheese. Landing per sehr Cren-
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NURSING BOTTLES.-Just received.
4 variety Of phtterns. among which is Mrs Pai-
l-yo celebrated Nursing Bottle. or Mothers Frien
Inc s,'npiicty AMI utility of this bottle surpasses
any thing OF the kind heretofore offered
for sale by JNO w. POLLARD
re ~ Druggist 18th street
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FOR PHILADELPHIA-
or ire 9ht OF passage apply to
Q git Ii. h. FUTILE. Agent, Rockets.

NOT TIC E.-The JAMES
~SEsES. TOWN, Capt. Parrish. now in New
Sr1~-sssls6r.-tI York. undergoing thorough over
EExs6 hauling, preparatory TO her resum-
ing hel trips will leave there for Richmond on SA
TURDAY next, the Sd proXimo-so that those who
may desire TO order goods by her, may rely. with
certainty OH her being here in due time, on Monday
next. LUDLAM l. WATSON.
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ANDiNG, per stmr. Henry b. Beach
- 70 bbls of Apples; 20 do Onions; Is kegs rr;,,s
onttef; 70 boxes Scaled Hsrrings IS do prime
tierces prime Rice; do Bacon Hams For sale In
Sc ~ VIM. q. TYLER 18th ~
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THE U. s. GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLows.-This
body is in session at Baltimore. The Sun says,
among the most important business of Wednesday,
was the presentation Of the Treasurers report:
There is balance of the finance committee of
Sl0,339 81; received from the Grand Secretary for
the year up to September LIST. 1857, ST. 90;
note of U. s. Grand Lodge, at three months, for
$1,000; do. do, at four months, 81 200 net pro-
ceeds of note of Grand Lodge, at five months.
$l,OA 50; note of Grand Lodge of Maine, Sl21 Il;
note of Grand Encampment of Maine. Sl16-
making total of S3l,S26 49, from which is de-
Quoted for mileage, per diem, current expenses,
salaries, &c. 81 Alb 50. Of the balance there are
drafts, which will not be payable until after the
adjournment OF the Grand Lodge, amounting to
Sl,I24 20. and leaving cash balance in the trea-
sury of sS9SS IS.
The report estimated that Sl1 600 will be re-
quired to pay the per diem and mileage of the
representatives, and that $20ll So will be required
more than is now in the treasury for that purpose.
1t further estimates that a balance of $1,000 will
stand against the treasury the 1st of December
next. The report exhibits a balance of SlI3 -
greater than that of last year
The Committee on Finance, in its report, spoke
Of the necessity of reducing the expense of the
Grand Lodge, either by reduction of mileage,
per diem, resort to biennial sessions, or limit the
number of representatives to one from each sub
ordinate Grand Lodge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-29

UACON SHOULDERS AND HAMS
- eask. Hams. sugar cured; 3 hhds Bacon Shoul
ders Landing per Baltimore steamer for sale BY
Sc - VIM IL IYLkR 18th ~
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~ FOR SAVANNAH.-The schr
ssEzA MARY Ii. BANKS. Captain Banks, is now
loading for the above port, and will sail with Dis
patch For balance of freight, apply To
Sc 29-5t ". d. COLQUITT co.
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sAssS The superior fast sailing schr. CHARLOTTE
WILLIAMS, Capt Golding, having the greater por-
ton of her cargo engaged, will sail with quick dis
patch. For balance of freight say go packages to-
bacco apply to
sc 2g-2t W D. COIQUITT & CO
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DERFUMERY, P0MATUMS COSME-
u TICS. Toilet Soaps Handkerchief Extracts
&c, fresh supplies of everything ia the pertumery
i,ne. just received by
LAIDLkY Il ROBINSON,
Chemists aud Apothecarier
Sc ~ 9Th and Franklin streets
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DISTRESSING CtsUALTY.--0n Friday afternoon as
John Long, residing four miles north of Macomb
ILL.,, having completed digging and waling up Il
well at his re sidencc, a hammer, by mishap fell
into the we'll. He requested boy in his employ
to descend and get the same, and after descending
ten feet it discovered that he had ftlle =
to the bottom; when being Intercepted aud no alt
swer returned, Mr.. Long descended to aid the boy,
when after getting down the same distance he
gave the alarm that he was also dying, and before
aid offered him, he too fell liteless to the bot
tom. Upon examination it was found that the
well was affected with the damps, the most danger
Gus; and after effort the part of a mum
Der of persons, the bodies were not recovered un
ill about O'Clock in the night.
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r. FOR NEW K-TO
FOR LIVERPOOL.-The first

- class coppered ship MARY RUSSELL, Cap.
Perkins now at Norfolk, and will proceed up to BuI
muia Hundreds and load, if We can obtain the bal
auce of her cargo more than half being now ready
For freight of tobacco, -four wheat apply to
SO 29-2t PALMER 4 CL0PTOE
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FIT FOR PHILADELPHIA good
- schr. JANE c. DOUGHTY, Captain Charles
Murphy, having the greater portion of her cargo
gagged, will sail with dispatch. For balance OF
freight, apply to
Sc 2g-5t W. d. COLQUITT & co.
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n
ton (Miss.) Advertiser, of Sept. 4th :
Fhenomend.--0n last Sunday night, about ten
O'Clock, We witnessed very singular phenomena
in the heavens, the like of which We do not re-
member of ever having seen before. luminous
body or tail shot upwards from what appeared to
be star, just above the western horizon. 1t re-
manned some three or four minutes. presenting a
very beautiful and brilliant appearance, aud then
gradually sunk away from view.
The Bayou Sara Constitutonalist noticed the
same meteSric phenomena, as "a ball of fire rush
lug through the sky from Northeast to West, and
leaving a stream of light in its track. Its course
described a segment of about One-third of the dis
lance from horizon to horizon, and its height in the
heavens about from 50 degrees at the starting
point, to 40 degrees at the instant of vanishing,
when the body diffused itself and gradually disap
peared. The stream of light which betokened its
track remained visible for fully six minutes, turn
ing at last to IA pale grayish color
The Baton Rouge COrnet says: On Sunday Bight,
a most brilliant meteor was seen here, transcending
in size and beauty any former exhibition of hea-
venly fireworks ever seen i'll this region. Althuugh
the night was perfectly clear and the moon bright
ly shining, the meteor eclipsed her majesty in
brightness, leaving streak of light the blue
eXpanse which lasted some five minutes.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-09-25
EXPLORATION of tho Rio Colorado.

Wellington, !Spi T. Tho main portion
or The party which goes out under cpmmini
Of Lieut.. Tvs. Cor tho exploration Of the Ri
Colorado. viii start IN the Star of the Wc.,
Tomorrow ~ route Zoe California. I, y the
intention or Lieut.. i've 20 proceed imme.
dai.ly 10 he Gulf of California frou Sin
Eanei-,,o in sailing ycss,l, taking with
him tie material. OF u small steamer. On
rric,ihg t'r mouth Of the Colorado, this
steamer viii D. pat together, when the p1s'y
will forthwith commence the ascent Of tie
river.
Thc czTolition Of Lieut.. Ives, IL !. bclir'-
81. will eventually prove 10 hive been one
ol the mott important enterprises Of the KIM
OF any nov IN progress: Whether consider.
simply With rulrrrnce % its anticipated -ci-
entihc insults, 10 mOrc generally 70 The iu-
turr destiny of the vast rrsion which IL is
contemplated thus 20 throw open u the
march Of civilization.
The Colorado !. the largest river save one
oi any west Of the Rocky Mountains. Tho
lower portion Of the valley, at poins where
IL has been crossed by exploring PARTIES, has
bscn found to posses u all Ut unsurpassed
richness. and the region through which II
lows - believed ~ poses mineral sources
of the mos; valuable kind. Trappcrs tell
extnya.ant stories Of the sublimity OF the
scenery IN the higher portions OF the valley,
and Ol the canons or gorsys through which
the river raises. The new territory oil Ari-
IONA, which borders the lower portions, Is
being fast filed up by emigrant..
From Salt Lake. too, the Mormons are
pushing their settlements through this val
lev, and arc now within twenty-five miles
Of It's most western bend. II Is thought
p1ssible that Lieut. Ives may find the river
nayigiblc for hi, small steamer, as high NJ
as tho 9th parallel Of latitude, which will
bring him TO point ut no great distance
from the Salt Lake region, and solve the PRO
blem Of short and direct water communi-
cation between that territory and tie Pacih'
Ocean.
!. The surveys and explorations connected
with this expedition will include the var ious
dep,rtments of topography, geology. miner
alayy. etc. Lieut. Ives is already familiar
viii, a norton Of the route, having tray-
cr..d II in company with Lieut.. Whipplo
mon the Pacific Railroad exploration, near
,hc 35th parallel OF latitude.
The expedition Is despatched under orders
from the War Department, and will be e..
pecially gratifying to the citizens Of Califor.
MIA, who have long desired that the sour.
ccs of tho unknown territory lying ada.
cent to their own should be developed.
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Payne TAxEs.-1'hc Democrat places
paving taxes authorized by agoycrnment
illegally instituted, on the same ground
with taxes assessed by legal govern
ment. 1t SAYS We have always been de-
cidcdly of opinion that it was no more
of an outrage TO require the payment OF
taxes in Kansas then in Maine This Is
saying that il is no more an outrage to
require the payment Of taxes imposed 10y
the Missouri border ruilians, than il is Ia
require il, although the taxes are imposed
by the people of the community where
assessed. 1t is substantially saying that
it is outrage to require payment Of taxes
at all. The attempt to collect taxes Of
the people of Kansas is an outrage, be-
cause the taxes were imposed withou;
their consent, by a Legislature elected 10y
border ruiiians from Missouri, aud the
people of Kansas resist their payment on
this ground. The brief article in the
Democrat headed Paving Taxes" ought
to cntitlc its author Ia another pewter
medal.
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rron As SsT rOrk EEgrsn.
CAPTAIN Herndon, U. s. N.

This gentleman, who had the command OF
the Central America, IL well known 10 the
country, ms we'll as To the navy and for tho
misfortune that has teiallcn him the regret
will be profound, amid wide circle OF ad-
hiring irisnds in all parts Of the country.
Capt. Herndon is from Virginia, near
fredericksburg, and has been IN the navy
from hi, boyhood-without bit upon hrs
career ms a gentleman or an ofhccr. lie must
no now about forty-ive years Of age. and in
the navy nc has been employed continually
from his boyhood up TO the present time
ebr his pasition on the Central America Is
naval as well rs mercantile. lie rendered
the country gallant service in the Florida
war. OF the coast and in the lasuncs OF flor-
ida. and suffered severely in his 'alth from
the residential miasma Of that service. lie
was under Commodore Perry during the
Mexican war, and OF Vera Cruz during the
greater rart OF that war. where, rs an OH
ccr, Tor activity, energy and fearlesncss, he
vas among the fns,.
Tho government Of Mr.. Polk 80 highly
,purccia,.d his services that, in looking
about Tor a gallant. Efficient and hardy man,
10 explore the Amazon, they selected him Tor
that dangerous service. lie entered South
America BY the way Of Peru, and crossing
the Andes came 70 the sources and branches
of the Amazon, and in his bark driftcd or
roved down its immense length to Pera, in
Brazil. TO the delight and amaIement Of his
friends. Who. from his long stay on tho up
pcr waters, had almost given him up for
lost. His admirable and instructive Report
10 the Government Of this exploration Is
known to everybody in this country, and il
has been read and re-rcd with like delight
In all parts Of the world. Congress cheer.
fully awarded him gratuity Of some eight
or ten thousand dollars for his courage, per
severance and heroism amid all his trials and
dificulties. We had hoped and prayed that
he was among the saved, but We 30 no Is not