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NoMINATioNs IN ORLxASs.-The Democrats Of
the first representative district Of Orleans have
nominated Charles Stanton and Patrick Irwin ss
candidates for the Legislature. The Democrats Of
the second district have nominated DIR. Cross as a
candidate for the Legislature, in the room Of Mr..
Delosdernier, Who declined the nomination,
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ent Administration. Locofocoisln is not yet out Of
the woods and this shout of rejoicing may prove as
premature in regard to General Taylor, as the re,
peated assurances of success did prove unfounded
in regard TO General Cass.--Phl Am. and Gag.
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THE NEw YoRE DrsTURsASoEs.--Tbe Jocofoco
paper. have lately been filled with accounts Of die
turbances al the Wing ward meetings. and have
felicitsted themselves upon the prospect Of carry
ing Of the spoils in consequence Of disagreement
among the Wings. II now appears that these rows
have been caused by gangs Of Locofoco bulies, who
are doubtless hired for the purpose.
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PROTEST.
GOVERNMENT House, May ID, lS49
To HIS Ercellsncy Lord Palnerston, Foreign Minis
ter Of her British majesty:

GOVERNMENT House, May Ia, lS49.
To His Ercellency Lord PaAnerst on, Foreign Minis
ter Of her British majesty:
At the very time that the Supreme Government
of the State had accredited a business agent to the
British court to do whatever should conduce to
cover the Mosquito territory and the port of San
Juan, which were unlawfully retained by British
agents. it has come to its notice that Mr. John Fos-
ter, vice consul of the British government at
the port of Realijo, in Nicaragua, with authority
from his government, has negotiated with the Prus-
sian Baron Bulow to form colony of Germans in
the ve-mentioned port of San Juan and my
government, which cannot suffer any doubt to be
thrown the ownership and authority which
belongs to Nicaragua in that territory and port,
and which ought to repel, and always will repel, as
an advance unjust in every point of view, any act
whatsoever which tends to its ACKNOWLEDGMENT and
unlawful possession, has given me express orders
to address your exceency, and to manifest through
you to the government of Great Britain in the most
solemn manner, that my government protests in
the face all the world against the colonization
ferred to, or any other act of usurpaton, vio-
lence committed against international right-a vio-
lence to which il will assent and that it is not
to be understood in any manner that Nicaragua
will be responsible for the evils which may happen
to the coloniss, in consequence of its establishment
III the territory Of Nicaragua, from the hostile
results which may arise from it.
Your e1cellency's most obcdient servant,
SALINAS.
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Lieut.. EDwAso BowERs, Of the navy, who stabbed
Mr. Crowninshield, in Chsrlestown, some time
since has been sent TO the Insane Hospital by the
Supreme Court Of Massachusetts.
One Of the secret articles Of the compact between
the Barnburners and Hunkers IL, that the dta,
shall maintain profound silence the subject Of
"pro- slavery and Canal Bank conservatives" Thus
far Il has Kept the compact faithfully. II ''eats
SALT cozily with the old regency a. il il had
not, thousand times, charged tbose who compose
that body with being guilty Of half the crimes Of
the decslogue.-- Albany Eosning Journal
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SENATOR WALKER, of Wisconsin, has
issued long address to the people OF that
State, in reply to the charge of having
violated his pledges and instructions on
the subject Of slavery in the territories.
He denies that any act or vote OF has, IN
the U. S. Senate, would favor the impress
sion that he is favorable to the extension
Of slavery.
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THE RoUND IsLASDERs-On Sunday there were
about 100 men still remaining on Round Island, but
the number daily diminishcs. The Courier of last
evening says that the U. s. sloop- of-wsr Albany
and schr. Flirt bad left. but the Water Witch was
expected 10 remain until all the adventures had
left The isIand.-N. Q. BuILetin, OCT. 10.
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The g Foreign Organ F" of yesterday
tickles itself with the idea that the Wing
United States Senators from Pennsylvania
and New York will be instructed this win
ter, by the respective Legislatures OF those
States, to vote for the denominations Of the
Locofoco creed, or to resign. When SEN
atofs Benton of Missouri, Douglass OF IL
linois, and Walker Of Wisconsin, obey the
instructions they hare already received, or
for failure so to do resign, the elite OF
the Union, with some little outward show
Of consistency and honesty, may under
take to talk to Wing Senators about obey
ing instructions or resigning.
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From the ". Y. Courier and Enquirer.
The MOSQUITO Question.

We translate the following documents
concerning the collision between the gov
ernments of Nicaragua and Great Britain
from late number of the Co'reo del
Istamo, published at the capital OF Nicara-
qua; the protest of the government OF Nj
caragua against the encroachments OF Great
Britain is firm and decided. We translate
also the Introductory remarks prefxed by
the Corveo to the documents.
The following is the reply which the
foreign minister of the British government
made to the communication addressed to
him on the 9th of February last, by the
diplomatic agent of the government of Nj
caragua, Senior Castllon, to oppose the
establishments which were being made in
the port of San Juan de Nicaragua, and to
request that there should be no change in
matters relating to that port until the final
settlement of the question:
LONDON, Feb. II, 1919.
SIR have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
Of your excecncy's letter OF the 9Th, in which are
included copies of the two letters which the Cover
of the State of Nicaragua addressed to the Gov
ernor of Greytown, in the kingdom OF Mosquito,
and by which am informed that your excellency
instTuCtcu ny your W 'eQuSSt liidt
orders should be given to the authorities of Grey
town (that is those which the English have placed
at the port of San Juan de Ncaragua) that not the
least alteration should be made in reference to the
town until the question respecting it should have
definite settlement. l have to say in reply, that
the government is DESTROYS of cutivating the most
friendly relations with the State of Nicaragua, but
that the government can do nothing which might
be interpreted admitting doubt of the fact that
Greytown belongs exclusively to the kingdom of
Mosquito.
have the honor to be- with the greatest respect,
your most ob't and humble serv't,
PALMERsToN
Besides this communication, which plain
ly expresses that the English cabinet
will not desist from its design Of usurpa-
ton on our territory, the government is
informed that Mr.. John Foster, British
vice-consul at the port of Realijo, in
Nicaragua, has been commissioned by the
English ministry to negotiate with the
Prussian Baron Bulow, in order that col
ony of Germans might be established in
the port of S. Juan de Nicaragua where
fore it has directed the following protest,
which has been communicated to all the
governments of America, and to the diplo-
matte agents and consuls of European ma
tons residing in Central America
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treasury Department, AprIl IA, 1870.

ny tie 81 section Of the act of the 3D. March last entitled
ID nAn act to provide for the settlement OF the accounts
public officers and others who may have received moneys
arising from military contributions otherwise IN Mex
co Il IL enacted iat where questions arise In respect
10 The refundng Of duties collected in Mexico or The
mission OF penalties imposed the ground that the col
lection improper or the penalties wronguy enforced
ibe came shall he referred for the decision Of the Secretary
OF the Treasury who hereby authorized and required
pay under the direction OF The President OF the United
States ot OF the money the treasury raised from con.
irbnlions such sums as may be determined by him TO
have been improperly levied or imposed as contributions,
assessments, or penaliies' s
For the information q claimants under ihisseeton o!he
Act notice Is hereby given that this Department will re.
,irr that Ill claims shall be presented In writing setting
forth The character aud amount Of the contribution assess
ment OF penalty for which remission return OF duty Is
claimed where, when, and wherefore the contributions
assessment, penalty was imposed and TO whom paid
The application TO be verified by the oath the claimant
corroborasd by The evidence ofone more sniereaed
credible Witnesses and TO be BY the certificate
Of the proper accounting officer that the contribution I.
ties or penalties alleged have been improperly wrong
fully levied impoped hive been duly accounted for and
paid ever 70 the Treasury ofhe United Staten by auIhcri
w NJ MEREDITH,
~ l6--Saw2w Sscrstary Che Treasury
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iI.-oFFICEs CREATED, AND THE SALARIES
THEREOF.
by he ACT making appropriations for The eirii and Dip
iomaiic srpsnses Of Government for The year ending
Jl,s 90, 1850.
One clerk in The office Of The Register Of The Treasury at
n salary mot exceeding 81 400 per annuni.
one clerk 10 The examiner ofdes medicines and chem
cas at New York, al salary Of 81 900 per annnm.
By he act 10 establish an additional land office IN the
Stale Of Missouri.
One register, 10 the same compensation fees and
cmolumenrs provided by law for other registers
One receiver of public moneys, TO receive the same com
pensaon, fees, and en0ments already provided by law
for other receivers
BY The act 10 propide for increase Of the medical
staff, and tor a, additional number Of chapians Of
The army fihe United States.
Ten additional assistant surgeons
Ten additional chapains for military posts.
(fo receive Tile Iay allowed to others)
By Le act for changing the location of the land office
in he Chippewa land district, and establishing an
additional land district IN the State Of Wisconsin.
One register and receiver public moneys each of
whom TO receive the compensation allowed 10 Others.
BIZ The act for he better organization Of The district
court Of United States for The State Of Louisiana.
One additional Judge, annual salary Of $4,000 per
annum. Fig
One clerk appoinable by Judge, who shall entitled
receive the same fees provided for the clerk Of tie
at New Orleans.
one marshall and one district attorney each OF whom To
receive the fees and emolumens heretofore provided
by law for Others. #
By The act TO make arrangements for taking The TN
Census.
One secretary the board Of commissioners whose
pensaiion is hereafter to be determined
By the act TO establish The Territorial Government Of
Minnesota.
One governor, at an annual salary Of 81 500.
governor, and 81 900 Us superintendent Of Indian aars
| One secretary, at IN annual salary OF VI 800.
One chief jusiice, Al an annual salary OF 81 300
Two associate justices, each 10 receive an annual salary
One United States Attorney receive the fees and
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ADAMS a. CO.'S ExPREss.

Once PennfWrdnid dpefiW near Railroad Det0L
THE public respectfully informed that we continue to
RIM our erpress between Washington Baltimore PhiIa.
delphia, New York. Boston, and all the principal cities nnd
towns for the sale aud speedy conveyance Of merchandise
packages, bullion, bank.notes, &C.
Particular attention VIII be paid TO the collection and
men, ol notes drafts bills, &c.
Cnstom.house entries Boston, New York, Philadelphia
and baltimore promptly attended TO- and reasonable
terms
are particularly requested 10 order 6y Adas Co.'s Er.
press which will their conveyance with great de-
sI,slch.
Our express for Richmond Petersburg, and The south
leaves daily at D. M, and arrives daily at Al p.
Our express from the north arrives daily nj l and
'ieb iG-ii PHILIP D. BUCKLEY, Agent
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f1 sser sgambasiaaa county os ' pun sooo 90
10 provide suri-boais, ie-cars, rockets, caIron-
AIDES, lines and other necessary apparatus for
The better preservation Of life and property
from slpwTeck along the coast OF New Jersey,
between I.ule Egg IIarbor and Cape May, 70
be expended under the direction OF such oil
Ger OF the revenue marine service as may be
.he Treasury, 10000 90
In Delaloare.
For the foundation and construction Of light ., M
house NJ the Delaware hrenkwater,- lU"" :"
In Maryland.
For Two huoys mouth Of Chester river so w
In Teras.
For light hoai on Galveston bar, i5,S oO W W
Fnr q lighthouse al Sabine Pass, 'f' ~
In Illinois.
For The foundation and construction OF light
house At or The end Of the noih p,eI =,
Chicago, to be expended under ne dilechon ~
the Bureau Of Typographical Engineers, anu
Ii,e present lighthouse within The city, aud u.
beacon light on The pier, shall be discontinued
lem lem .s saa s.'e' Nv s""p''' IsoOO 90
For ilSS,, house Al The mouth Of Caume, ryer,
90 be expended under the direction OF Tie bi- ~ i.
Teau Of Typographical Engineers, fIooo w
IN Florida
For tunys on and near the bir OF Nassau river,
IN The coasts Of Georgia and Fio.ida IN The ~ ~
neighboIhood thereof, ibDo "o
In Michigan.
For sh, house al the mouth Of uskegon river $500 90
nor, 800 90
For lighthouse at Eagle habor Lake Superior, 1900 on
For floating bell Stanard rock Lake npenor 1000 90
sun' : 1000 90
For a beacon light on he pier New Buffalo, 100 90
Michigan, $500 p0
For providing surf boais, life boats, and other
means foS Tie preservation ot lie and property
shipwrecked on the coast of the IInied States
10 be expended under tie control and direction
Of The Secretary az the Treasury, lO,hOl o.
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For payment for expenses OF removal, per third
clause OF the same article aud treaty,
For payment for subsistence for one year niler
removal, per fourth clause same article and
treaty, -- :
For the establishment OF a manual labor school,
the erection Of a grist and saw-mil, and other
necessary improvements, per iifti clause Of the
same article and treaty, :
For The payment Of Improvements on the lands
coded, per eighth cinlise OF the same article and
treaty,
For The services and expenses Of a commissioner
To distribute The halfbreed fund, per second
clause OF same article and tIealy, :
For expenses OF u delegation OF IDdians to ex-
plora their new country, per sixth article same
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.,' Pe' e's"'" en''e " u'e sah'o a'us'"" nnn M
Po, i1s se and ~ commissioner 'O0o W
to distribute lhe halibreed fund.- per second
&C, clause Of same article and ueay, 1000 %
81, o p'h, =, as,egauon y ,na, u -
treaty, 1000 90
| tn N, Ma, Yo,k Joa;ons
| ~ "e we" Iorh iHuaHS'
o wbo Ws g ~ s%s,n Ns% Yes
ilies due the senecas and lie Six Nations Of
New YORK Tor That year % be reimbursed s,, q
NJ Bnneh ias nn inaan osen, n"a III snrs
i ties, 47s 65
For compensation 10 agent and two interpret
era for the Indian tribes Of Texas, in addition
| 10 former appropriations for ihis oiiecI, 5000 on
| For surveying the northern and western bonnd.
| airy lines Of The county now owned by the
''eeN 'n"'"ha l l.sooo W
me adpacts made by the stale % .hfaoa'na Jor ne
uss Of The United States Government, IN fhe sup
preston 81 NE Creek Indian hoshhhes Of eighteen
hitadrfd and hirfy-sir and eighteen hundred and
Mnty-Hpen, ~ IaoaDM.
RI n. oc, ~ o,,,.o,-. ~. oesIt. 10 male
,snara,ion S ~ I;iG,, ~ xxx ho, n, ,oi,,,,.
| tx, fyoons X, T,ros 9 y
"n mo'rs =. 1flas
"p'''''"' Gooo w
ny ms an % proniae 70, carrying mo ersshnon ~
part, me iineh article Of The treaty NTH rrico,
fI nc n.sa. a. S Y s "p, na,ga
Hn S and ortsenine' h,e'n way eEn ooo 90
For The payment OF The insialmen and Interest
\ which WIN Tall due The ,hiftieih May, eighteen
""""'e" anu MY .,oeo,ooo w
i s.,zoo,oU . w
/ ---------
Bu he act making appropriations , The pounsnt of
nam, n,ns;ons E,1 n, ,,n. sn,,, Ms rL;,,;s,h -
June, one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
To nav invalid Densions $40 OO0 Oh
70 pay the pensions o. widows md orphans Of
officers, seamen, and marines, $4,000 90
T"Pas The pensions of whoweIe wound
last war with treai Britain, 5000 90
r COZ mn m
Z. a.-,-ee -
ny me aa 10 Establish ne Territorial Government Of
Minnesota.
For The purchase Of library, $4,000 90
By me s,t for dc settlement q he claims Of .Aao
For sundry militia expenses NOT 10 exceed u 900 90
RI The resolution 10 JeG,o, tbe srne,s.. NJ .,;,
/. Chipp1ca Indians and their Interpreter. @
To defrny the expenses attending their coming
to Washington, and their return, $4,000 90
~ me act TO carry into effect certain apuaiions Of
me hsay cef'ceen NE United Siaies Of .4me,ica and
me depuohc % .uerico, gfh "a day Of February,
1910.
for ne payment OF salaries and contingent expenses In
u'"si
Blu the act requiring all mo,eus receivable from Gus
toms and Jon. ali other sources to BE- paid n,ns-
diateiy into the treasury, ,oithou abatement o., re-
/ duciion, and for other purposes.
For the paymen. OF cbcnurcs or drawbacks boun,ies
a., ana "a. allowances, llndefnile.l
ro NV payment Vi ceftaiu expenses Oh coecton linden
n,
~ "e -" "'e 'eetJ " 1aHes .'ofs, dHu Jo' o'her
purposes.
and sr N e ee 60 ON
For contingent EXPENSES of lie TERRITORY of Min,
| esoi, 40 90
sn%an,s r,n seso,a pay o. Sieers ma az,
incidental expenses Of the Tertory 49, 1900 90
! S.lo50 M
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by the aei orthe relief Of Darid Thomas, d Phiia-
dsiphia- g3F4
For an amount illegally exacted as duties, sl4i 81
-
BIZ The act for The relief Of .9ie1a,,der Montgomery,
Captain and Assistant Quarterulaster Qft .qrmy.
To indemnify losses sustained as disb,rsing OIL
Ger, $4,000 W
By e act for he relief Of Captain George n. Shoe
For services under contract- (IndefniteJ
By bhe act for the relief Of Daniel Robinson.
For damages for The violation Of contacL[ Indefntel
BY The act for the relief Of Noah A. Phelps.
For the amount OF an award in his favor sale l3
BY an, act for the relief Of Saiierlee Clark.
This amour, TO be paid, sl5,ea2 O.
1
BY an aet for The relief Of William p. Yonge
| For This sum TO be paid S2l4 30
BY The act for the relief Of John w. Hoeksti.
70, an amount due for work, soca 50
| -
By an act for nt relief Of Lo,ory Wiiiians.
For The amount Of an outstanding certificate, I'M !
der treaty with The cherokees, $3.50 so
4 -
BY he act for The relief Of Thomas II. Noble.
For charcoal furnished, S2s4 GO,
-.
BY he act for The rfHef NJ Peter sAe6sr.
| FoI work performed, S312 40
| -
BY the act Jor the relief Of Charles Benns.
For paid into the treasury for duties, S367 90
By The act for he relief Of Thomas Talbot and Others
For horses and other property taken by Pnwnee
Indians, Si,l55 90
! -
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GLOVES. STOCKINGS, AND FAns.--Iufi
VI received, large and good assortment 81 cioves anu
Siocknen, which will be sold cheap
Also, fine lot Of Fans vaJins 70 pr'ssa he Thr
may 4--eoat Successors 70 J, r. a @ King.
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10 he Olnaha,.

For blacksmith and assistant, stipulated In the
fourth article OF the treaty Of fifteenth Of July,
eighteen hundred aud thirty,
For ron and steel for chop,
For agricultural Implements, stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty Of fifteenth July,
eighteen hundred and ihiuy,
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By The act making appropriations for current and con
tngea expenses ofhe Indian Department, and for
fulfilling treaty apuiafions ,rith The raious Indian
tribes, f6r The year ending ,Jlns ihriith one thou
sand right hundred aud fifty.
For the cnneni and contingent expenses Of the
Indian department, viz
For The pay OF superintendent Of Indian affairs nj
IT. Iciis, and the several Indian agents, rs pro-
yided by the acts of June iirIieth eighteen
hundred and thirty four, and Of March third,
eighteen hundred and thirty seven and OF June
twenty seventh, eighteen hundred and forty w
For the pay &C suh-agents' authorized by The ncl
four, :. G,7OO 90
81 same ne act s,s : '"''p,' " : = 10000 90
For the pay 0fcerk 10 superintendent al 81. Louis,
authorized by the act of June twenty. seven,
eighteen hundred and lorty.six ,aJO 90
For the pay Of clerk to superintendent Of the
Western Territory, by the same act, 900 90
For buildings al agencies and repairs, 1000 90
Farfuflling treaty s,puaiions with various In
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-17
n0TRUSTEE' SALE.
IIIIff]HEAs, benjamin Goodin and s

VhtntSltEAS, benjamin. Goodn and Sa-
W rahshistwife, on the 9th day of Novem-
Der. iS46. Conveyed to Theodore Switzler,
asceftsn parcel or tract of land lying and
being situated in Henry county, State Of
Missouri, to wit the east half Of the S.
w. .quarter; and the west half of the S. E.
qusfter of section No. ~, in township 43,
Of range "a, containing 100 acres, as will
appear by reference to'book ID, pages 415
and 4l8, in the Recorders office of the
county Aforesaid, in trust, TO secure Rob
ertC. Henry, or'order, one note dated No
vember 1916, for $2A6 % 100, one day af-
ter date; and whereas, the said note is
due and unpaid, and The same has been
assigned to James M. White.
Now, therefore, at the request of said
James M. White, the undersigned, Trus-
tee. will. on the oath day of February, A.
D.. l849, at the Courthouse door in the
town Of Clinton, county and State afore-
said ysell the above described real estate
to the highest bidder at public auction, for
cash In Hand, aud upon such sale, will ex-
ecutea deed thereof to the purchaser in
feesiinplJgel
iissmoh THEODORE swITZLER,
feb324t- lns Trustee.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-17
Ho!--FOR CALIFORNIA!
GOLD-GOLD-GOAD.

THE undersigned would respectfully in
| form all persons who intend to 60 to the
great mining district of California, that
they will, during the ensuing spring and
summer, pe prepared to furnish at their
store at INDEPENDENCE, Jackson Co.,
Mo-, at the cheapest possible rates, and
upon the best terms, all articles which
will be necessary to make up complete
OUTFITS, for the trip, whether for those
who intend to go through by wagons or
otherwise, in large or small companies
and will also give such information as TO
the route and manner of travelling over
the plains as will save the novieiate from
suffering the hardshlps consequent to
them, who have net had experience in the
"Jofnado de desert" All letters address,
ed to them upon the subject (poSt pdid,)
will be promptly answered.
WHITE & CO.,
Formerly of White & Ayres, of Warsaw
lndepe ndence, Jan. LIST, 1849.
Springfield Advertiser will publish TO
the amount of So and send account TO W.
6 Co., Independence.