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TIVE WlNANs STEAMER.-ln consequence OF
the dense fog which settled over the water
Yesterday morning, and which continued all
day the Winans steamer did not leave her
wharf. We stated in yesterdays issue that
she had gone on trip, which was an error
W hen she does go again she will be accom-
panied by the Revenue Cutter Duhane, and
aer passengers will become the guests OF Dr
j Simpkins, Collector of the Customs for
this port, who will 60 along in that vessel,
and who has instructed the Steward to pro-
vide creature comforts for the party.
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ANorHER LETTER OF WARNING.-General
Henry B. Wosdhouse, we'll known as prom
ipent citizen of the adjoining county of Prin-
cess Anne, and residing near the village of
Kempsville, has received letter dated at
No.folk, in which the writer foolishy at
t.mpts to create alarm by stating that SER
vile ,usurrectioA will soon break out in that
quiet old county. The General, properly
raoards the affair as a miserable hoax
Argus.
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SOUTHERN peoTEcrroy.-Jn MONDAYS

SOUTHERN PRoTEcrIoN.- In Mondays is
sue, we published communication signed
"North Carolina" calling on the merchants
to meet at the rooms of the Merchants and
Mechanics Exchange, and urging them to
take some steps for the protection of South
ern interests The notice did not attract
the attention Of as many merchants as was
desirable, and the consequence was, that
there was Very slim attendance. Never
theless, there were several prominent mer-
chants present, who expressed themselves in
favor of some move for their protection, and
who we doubt not, ready and willing to
take counsel together. We therefore sug-
gest that they meet agaia to-morrow,
(Thursday) evening, at o'clock, for the
purpose of deter mining what course, if any,
is proper for the protection of their inter-
est.
AT a late meeting OF the merchants of
Richmond, the following preamble and res
oulions were passed. We commend them
to the consider alton of our Norfolk mer-
chants, and call upon them to come forward
and make some effort for their disenthrall.
ment from the North.
"Whereas, in the opinion of this meeting
the time has arrived when the merchants OF
this city should, as far as practicable, be-
coAie their Ownimporters, and that those
now engaged in the importation OF foreign
goods should unite together for the purpose
of direct trade; and whereas, it is proposed
that a large proportion of the goods now i'm
oh ,kc 1n,, hal nkr
of the Northern ports, and feeling that in
order to effect this change it is necessary to
act in concert therefore, -
l. Resolved, That in future, so far as our
capitol and facilities will enable us to do so,
we will import our own goods Of foreign
growth or manufacture direct to this port.
2. Resolved, That those of US who now
have orders in the hands of agents or manu-
facturers, awaiting execution for Spring
trade, pledge ourselves to use our best ef-
forts to have the goods shipped to james
river, when practicable, even at an advanc
ed rate of freight; and that from and after
the first day of January next we bind our
selves not to give an order for foreign goods
to any party without an understanding that
such goods shall be shipped to James river,
when practicable.
3. Resolved, That committee of three be
appointed to draft an agreements, in accor-
dance with the above resolution, and to
procure the signatures OF every merchant in
this city engaged in tine importation of for
eign merchandise, and that said paper be
deposited with the Secretary OF the Board OF
Trade OF this city; and furthermore, in or
der to facilitate the object we have in view,
we hereby pledge ourselves to unite upon
some one or more responsible agents in Liv-,
erpoOl. a.tase-a i-cy4L --
The time has come when the merchants Of
Norfolk should move in this matter, and W Q
hope to see full gathering OF the mercan-
tile interests Tomorrow evening,
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NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,

. NEW GOODS.
~ JUST received lots of new and beau.
~ ntul go,ds suitable for tn, approach
A1 Ing holidays, Bridal Presents, &C Daily
additions at nov eng made to my
already fine and Intensive assortment OF Eng
fish and Ameii an Levers in Plain, Hunting
and Al'glc Cases, fine Geneva Watches, en-
melei iamo Lever Watches, English and
American SILVER Levers. Cameo and Pearl
bi~ast Pm a,d l.T rings, Iarbuncle and Pearl
Breast Pms and kar Rings. Coral, Lava and
other Ear Lrois AID Treas, Pms, Chatelaine
Pins ana Chains, Diamond Finger Rings. Ex-
tension Rings, Regard Rings, Belt Buckles,
Jezeron FOB Chains and Bracelets, Bracelet
Bands. Grea, variety Of Armlets, sc, sc.
Just come to hand and several lots daily en-
pected of Pure Silver Ware. Table, Dessert
AID Tea Spoons: Table, Dessert and medium
Forks, Ladies', Cups Goblets, Buc. wheat Ser
yers, Sugar, Preserve, Jelly and Berry Spoons,
CaHs, cream. Pie and Butter Knives. Re, &c.
Tie above lot OF goods are offered for ala
cheaper than ever accommodating terms at
.-' CT GREEN WOODS
q Main street,
de 6 Head OF Market Square.
I'll y A COPY
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, Washing ton Infantry Guard.

A You are particularly requested TO meet at
AJUAIORS' HALL, on WEDNESDAY even
M ing at O'clocs precisely. AS that evening
- is set apart Tor our first Regular Drill, and
eral OF the regiment, it is presumed that every
member will be present on this important oc-
casion. Don't fail to be there. BY order
de Ut +. SHANNON, 0. s.
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DIR. WILLIAMs.-The New Opera House
continues to be the resort Of our citizens.
This is the last week he will experiment
here, and we would advise all who want to
enjoy good evenings entertainment to go
and see him.
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Coon News FOR HOpsEKEEPERs.-A cargo
of first rate kindling wood arrived yesterday
for our enterprising townsman, Walter j..
Doyle, who has taken yard on E. Wide
Water street, near Smiths wharf, where he
intends to keep full supply offirewood.
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GONE TO SRA.-The Winan's steamer left
here this morning for trial trip to sea, she
will be back this afternoon. ~
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JUVENILE DEPREDATIoNs.-Num com
plants have reached us lately OF the depre-
dations of gang OF little boys and girls,
who are in the habit of visiting the various
wharves of the city for the purpose of steal
ing Anything which they can put their
hands on. 1t is asserted by. those who are
informed on the subject, that as many as
six of these juvenile thieves have been seen
at one time carrying off as much wood as
they could dug" The discovery of this
iaroad upon their property has cau1ed the
President of one of the Steam Packet Com
panies to issue orders to the effect that no
more wood be purchased here as the steal
ings amount to more than the difference
in price between the article here and where
they had been forced to purchase it. We
desire to call the attention Of the police to
this matter, with the wish that they may
take some steps to put stop to the move
ments of these Jeremy Didlers.
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Water Proof Buots,

I ENTS' call at No. IL, Market Square and
~ secure good serviceable pair OF BOOTS
foi the Winter. no excuse for cold or damp feet
now.
WATER PROOF S0LES.
very comfortable institution Tor this dis
agreeable weather, can be found at No. Is.
de6 SkABURY'S IONS.
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Norfolk Building Fund Associa-

=.. tiOn.
y NE regular monthly meeting Of this Asso.
l cittien will be held at Institute Hall, on
THURSDAY Evening, the Srh inst.
The Tenth Installment on Stock must be paid
at or before that Meeting and application for
advances on shares must be maze at the same
tiMe and place.
de 6--3t SECRETARY
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FOR EDEN TON. N. G..

g, The Schr Emma, Capt. Hslsey, will
SNs take freight Tor Edenton and sail on
80 Wednesday, the 9th inst Apply to the
C,pt on board or to BIT Ou:Ki,VER,
de q kothtry's wharf
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Local ITEMS.

CAGE lIkMs.-Three copper colored negro
girls were the only occupants of the cage
this morning. One of them was arrested
tor incidence to the watchmen, and the other
two for strolling about the streets after b, Ii
ring. We are glad to see that the guardians
of the night have taken that matter in hand
and hope they will succeed in breaking up
the practice that many negro girls now ia
dulgs in OF strolling about the streets until
a late hour, talking loud, laughing, calling
and bawling and otherwise making night
hidious.
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Ma- We are desired to state that the
sale of "Roseland" farm in Elizabeth City
County, advertised for Tomorrow, will not
take place.
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The Empress Eugene and the ladies OF
her court have definitely abandoned crino-
line; they have also substituted short dresses
for trailing ones. ..FU
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N EHOSENE OIL, CAMPHENE AND
ETHEREAL OIL.
a FRESH supply of the above Oils warrant.
\ ed to be OF the best quality Just received ,
and for ssle low by
kEEFE & STORY,
ue No. 6. Union STREE
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For Puddings, Pies, & C.
MAIZENA ..--

ssHE Manufacturers of the maizena,, com.
l. mend It to the Public as a valuable add
ton to the National Bill of Fare, and is in high
favor with all who have used it,
1t is highly nutritious and wholesome. has a
delicate flavor OF its own, and may be prepared
in many delicious ways for the table. Price Is
cents per Id and Tor sale VIII olesale and retail
by
de MsAhC SANTnS
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The STEAMER GEoRGE PEABoDY.-The
Adelaide having been temporarily withdl avn
fran the line for the purpose OF receiving
her new boilers, the George Peabody has
bsen put in her place.
The Peabody made her first appearance at
our wharves in good time this morning and
will continue her regular trips between this
city and Baltimore until further notice.
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The w EATHKR. The weather Tor the last
four or five days has been very disagreeable,
ca much SO that it has kept great many OF
the tair sex from promensding Main street
ho~eyer, up to the present writing, most OF
the clouds have passed over, and We now
have some hopes of fair weather,
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Freight for Providence, r.. L.
Shh FREIGHT for the above port may
Seleee be had on application to .-
Z BuCKUVEa,
de d Rothery's wharf
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SCHOOL HOODS.

"A SPLENDID assortment of Fancy KNIT
n Hoods for Children and Ladies' of tbs ,nas
beautiful styles and extremely Cheap, v4rying
IN prices from 2Oc. 10 81 90 can be found at he
american Flag Sign on Church street
Qe Il e WILLIAMS
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DAILY SALES.
From 10 to 12 A. M, and Z to o d. m.
A LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
AT No. As, T. MAIN STREET.
'1NHE Stock consists of a varied assortment
l. OF DESIRABLE GOODS bought for retail
sales. In order to accommodate the Ladies we
Will have daily lies from 10 to II O'Clock and
for the gentl. men evening sales from to 9 o.
CLOCK Merchants and dealers are also invited,
as the stock is to be sold out as soxn as NAV he
Sale Positive-to commence on MONDAY
Nov.2 st FERGUSON & BELOTE,
Auctioneers
P.S = Goods will be retaiied low during in.
termediate hours. r
no l9-tf
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Vests No. 1 Ethereal Oil.
on Bills of Vests No. Il Ethereal Oil now
~ landing, and for sale by
no 70 w. d. ROBERTS Jr, eco.
ATLANTIC DRUG STORE.
HAVE Just received 10 chests of Gunpow-
l. der Tea, the best that has been in Norfolk
for 10 years, so says some of your hest Tea
tasters in the city. Call and get a drawing and
taste for yourselves. .
no " LUDLOW
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LIGHT HOUSE OFFICE, I
Norfolk, Va, Dec. /, 1858.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

LIGHT HOUSE OFFICE,
Norfolk, Va, Dec. /, 1853. :
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries. Potomac,
Rappahan"ock and James Rivers.
'INlE. Upper and Lower Cedar Point light
L Vessels, Potomac River; The Bowlers
Rock light vessel, Rappahannock River
James, island lig, vessel, Tsngier Sound and
Hooper's Straits light vessel Chesapeake Bay
y jill be withdrawn lrom their stations Tor the
winter, between the 3th inst, and the ath
January next, and their stations will be marked
by spar Buoys.
named rivers win be removed at the same
time, and spar buoys will be substituted dur
ing the winter.
Due notice will be given of the return Of the
Spring. By order of the Light House Board,
JAMES H. NORTH, Lieut.. U. S. N.
Light House Inspector
de | eod6t 5th District
WILD CHERRY PIPE STEM.
A large assortment of the above article, our
N own lmpOrta ton, in store and for sale
cheap At Wholesale and Retail by
+. HAMBURGER B. co, Main street,
dec Sign of the big Indian in front
MEERsCHAUM PIPES,
MEERSCHAUM sEGAR SMOKERS.
A large assortment of Genuine Meerschaum
N Pipes and Segar Smokers, OF our own I'm
or s. sa low W. ana &c
N. IA large Stock of Powhatan Pipes,
Chalk Pipes and Pipe Heads always on hand,
ALI we sell W TO the Trade.
I. HAMBURGER & co, Main street.
dec Sig, OF the big Inc ian in front
butter, Cheese and Buckwhsat.
ODE Boxes Prime Goshen Cheese.
ALO rs do do English Dairy do
60 Frkins and kegs selected Goshen and Glades
Butter.
200 Boxes Pennsylvania Buekwhsat.
def ROWLAND BROS.
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EATHERS-FEATHER S.
w h. have just received a SIN All lot of The
b. st live Goose Fas TIERS which +, d. far
~ the lowest market prices.
WIN. A. WALTERS g. co,
no 20 No. H. Main sire Z
NOTICE.
70 TO G DAVIS, No "A Church s rcet
~ few doors above Main, to get your tnt =
nc makes to order every style of Boot OF shoe
now worn, AMI guaran ICES satisfaction in ali
cases. " "
The very best French Calf Skins that ca. be
gotten IL always on hand and the besr work
men employed. no .,
NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS having Watches, Clio. h, or
~ Ieweiry for Repairs at my Stole No. t0l ,
High street Portsmouth, are respectfully + :
queaied to call tor the same and all tho wi o
are indebted to me will be kind eru,ic,. TO
come forwar and settle their accounts as in
tend to remove the Stoc.. OF this store to Nor.
folk prompt attendance won Id save trouble for
me and my kind customers
also Offer to sell all the Fixtures recently
mad made, and which are as good as new, taste
fuiiy and strong, suitable for Jew elry, Mill
merry, Confectionery or Fancy Store Apply at
the above mentioned store, or at No. 6i Main
street, Norfolk. M G.
no % L. CURDTS Aoent
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Nov'r 3Oth, 1859.
J. i. BLOODGOOD,
IS OPENING
Very Rich Black Cloth Cloaks,
Do. do Ribbed do do o.,
Do. do Velvet do do
ALSO,
Very Rich Stella Shawls,
Do Double Blanket do
And other grades, too numerous to mention;
to which We call the attention of pun chasers.
no 80
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HOOP SKIRTS-Cheap.
WE have too many and they must be sold,
w Anyone who wants a Skirt can get it At
almost no price at
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain store,
de II MarRef Snuaro.
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FRUIT, FRUIT, FRUIT.

DAISINS. Currents, Citron, Figs and assort-
II ed Candida mpmeptiy expected and will
be sold by the pound and whole package to
suit purchasers. Those wishing a supply will
do we II 10 leave their orders with me as will
warrant all good aud sonnd, and as low rates
as other vendels
WM. h. DRURY,
nol4 No, ~, Cor, OF Cove and Church at,
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7. BOTTIMORE.
NOTICE.

sNHE Ladies of Isle of Wight County are re.
i quested to meet at the Odd Fellows HAN
in Smithtield on SATURDAY the 10th OF De.
cem5er next, for the purpose of considering Ia
view of the condition OF the times, the pro-
any commodity, or Merchandise which shsfl
alter certain period be obtained North sf
Masons and Dixsons line, and to unite the CO.
operation OF the Ladies Of the State and OF the
entire South,
DEE BY MANY LAnIES
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Notice.
HOUSEkEEPERS AND HEADS OF FAMI-
LIES

HAVING inspected the above Dairy of But
III ter have no hesitation in pronouncing
the same to be very choice article.
&c. THOMAS, Inspector.
Norfolk, Nov. 18th, 1859.
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IF you 3ant bargains in choice Currants,
i Citron, Raisins, Smoked Beef Tongues,
Plate Beef, call at No. CampbelPs wharf
where they can be secured for the cash
de S BAYMORE STONE
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
f u II N l Il u r. e.
HOGS, FODDER, CABBAGE AND TURNIP
PATCHES, &C.
WILL BE SOLD ON FRIDAY next the
w 9Th day of December, on the Will ,Sne
son Farm. close to Norfolk Princess Anne
Road, lGt of Household and Kitchen -
FURNITURE. HOS. SOLDER, CABBAGE
and TURNIP P >TchES, &c, &c. Sale to con .
mence AT II O'Clock.
C. j. d. WEST,
de JAS. q. POLLARD, Auctioneer
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nLD HAMs If you want to secure nice
" old Ham for Christmas dinner send to
JONES' he has few very nice. de5
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CHOICE PLATE BEEF-Just corned
~ elegant Spiced Rounds, Beef and Tongues,
Extra la sc size Smoked Tongues. Fer sale by
de JAS. f JONES,
Smyrna times., 1859-08-04
CO r RESP NDENCE.
Written for The Smyrna Tims,
Sabbath School Extension"

MR. EoIroR:-I was profoundly mys,ifed
when saw, in your last issue, an attack made
by "A Friend to Sabbath SchooIs." unon pv
article bearing the above caption. In that ar
tele I merely set forth facts, which figures will
prove by reference TO the books of the Secre.
fary OF the Sabbath School Association of the
M L. Church, which are open for the inspec-
tion OF all; but these facts are called in cues.
ton' and the veraclly of the Quarterly Confer.
enee' to which referred, is impeacheu Now.
Mr Editor, do not, you are aware. knew
the author of the opprobrous article in vour
last ISSUE but Of one fact feel Confident, viz
'nat his article evnces not only deprayed
hesft' cut an envIous and ungenerous dispusi.
'On--ior TO man posse Ising the slightest self
respect could so far CemeaD himsalf ,s - oos.
such eonlemp1bie sur (as be has doue> u non
t"o Seif-sacrifcing ladies', who, from their posi-.
Iion' are unable 10 defeud themselves. The
contemptuOus way iD which be refers to the NJ
4. Chdrch, pass as entirely beneath notice
II suggestions tor revision of The rules 81 nd
regulations OF our Sabbath School are altoge-
'ner gratultous-we are thankful for good ad-
vice. especially when it flows from generous
AesS'' out We eschew all advice which is the
exponent OF a misguided understanding and
corrupt principle. The fact is, we have. within
our own organization, men of sufficient capac .ty
TO govern and to guide the complicated ma
chInery of our Church. But, strange TO saw,
from the days Of Wesley down to the present,
the Nj. L. Church has had her outside advisers ;
but she has never sacrificed the principle of
duty toF the cupIdty of worldly men: and TO-.
day she stands erect like the gallant ship upon
the ocean-She stoops not to cavIl about inslg.
nIticant things. No, no; her business Is a
higher and more holy calling. to wit: to save
The souls OF sIntu! men. And in order that this
all-Important work may be achieved, she calls
into activity her entire corps, and assigns each
individual his or her appropriate work. and by
these means the good seed of the kingdom il
sown IN the morning as we'll as in the after
noon. Thus, the NJ E. Church obeys the IN.
junction OF Holy Writ, Ia the morning SOW
thy seed, and in the evening withhold not thy
hand"
will here desist, for have already written
too much. did not Inlend to make any reply
TO the article, for | have always had an aver.
SION to contFogersy, believing that my time can
be better and more proitably employed; but
from the solicitation OF friends, have hastily
written the above, promising here to write no
more upon this Subject until the Freud of
Sa
proper name. Respectfully,
J. 5. IlUFFINGroS.
Smyrna, Aug ust %.
Smyrna times., 1859-08-04
Remarkable Discoveries on the Isthmps,

hemarAaDle Discoveries On the Isthmus.
The steamer Moses Taylor, which arrived q,
enlo Pott, on tuesday, brings the announce
e"t 49, " t"e discovery of great archaeological
ta.t a. Thirlqul, IN the Department of the
IS' paiI p New Granada. BY the courtesy of
specimens of these relics of an ax,;rc, ,ooa
which were brought here by DIR Otis snrqaon
OF the Moses Taylor. The material of which
many OF them are made, is fine gold of 90 chr.
ats While others are an ALLOW Of gold and com
per- Aside from their intrinsic value. thew
possess an unusual interest, as indicating the
! advancement made in the arts by the people
VINO Inhabited the lsthmus at the period when
tne lnteFments were made, which NAV have
oeen long anterior to the Spanish coDuuesrs.-
aieo as indicating the existence of birds. ami
liats' teptIes, &c, OF the same species as those
OF the present day, and as furnishing other data
70 archeologlsts, of which they have hitherto
had no knowledge 1t is not improbable that
additional light may be thrown upon the ha bits
and condition Of that race, which has so LONG
been subject of earnest investigation. bnt
which is yet imperfeclly known. These con.
slderations, together with the great wealth
supposed to exist in the district now being ex
plored, render this disco very one of much i'm.
pOrtance.
Among the specimens which we have ex.
amlned, are several frogs; an image OF some
''y pc haps, though his appearance would ia.
vor his SATANIC Majesty; dragon or bat an
unmlsta able eagle, displayed" resembling
the ancient Roman standard, or the more mod
ern Goats of arms peculiar to Chill, Mexico, or
New Granada. This would seem to Indicate
that the eagle was the national emblem of New
Granada then. rs now. There is also a small
golden bell, which 1t would be difficult TO d g.
tngulsh in form and structure from The sleigh
bells now in use. From the fact that all these
images or figures have rings attached, the in.
ference would be that they were worn as orno :
ments or charms around the neck, or other
parts OF the body. These relics are invariably
found IN earthern pots on the left side of the
grave.
Between three and four hundred pounds of
metal had been obtained before the steamer
left, from about 4,O00 graves opened, in value
worth about Sl500O0. This was only 5 dsvs
after the discovery was made. There was great
excitement al Panama, and three vessels had
lett with passengers and freight for these novel
and very remuneratlVe digglngs.-JournuI of
Commerce.
Smyrna times., 1859-08-04

The committee having charge of the
funds appropriated for monument TO Bishou
Doane have resolved TO build u Memorial Chap.
el IN connection with Burlington IN. J.) Col.
lege.
Julien, the great Napoleon of compo.
sers, will probably visit this country next tail.
under an engagement with Mr.. Srrakosch.
-Prof LathroP has been elected presi.
dent OF The Indiana Stale University.
-Chief Justice Tsney has gone TO the
White Sulphur (Va.) Springs.
Elk President Tyler is at Old Point Com
fort, Va. Hon. John Minor Bolts arrived there
about the same time.
-Ke7. ). lngrnham, formerly a novelist,
on' n9w an Episcopal Clergyman of distinction,
preached at Memphis, Tenn last Sunday.
-Presldent Lopez, Of Paraguay, is said to
De rapidly sinking to the grave.
An exchange calls Charles Mackay's
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