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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-02

( CLARIFIED SUGAR. hhds in store and
~ Tor sale by je3e PRESTON RRoTBERS.
OFFICE OF WABASH NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Wis E.uEs, June 20, 1883.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to Shippers and all 9TH
ers concerned that in consequence OF the repairs
about he OF the Works ut the Grand Rap
ids Of the Wabash River Boats other craft can
through the Lock- from date till such repairs shall be
completed, of which notice will be given.
is3o.dewIaw INV JOHN ROSS. Sec'ry.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-02

DIANOS:-EVANSVIL MUSIC STOREi
u MY stok of Pianos will always be selected with the
greatest care and from all the best Bos
ton, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore thew will
be sold ut Eastern prices rega dess Of freight.
HS WIN, II. CURRIE, Fosters corner.
GUITARS! GUITARS!!-I also have the
VI agency for tho sale OF VIM. Hall q Sons Justly
celebrated Guarsthey also be sold al pr
ces iy2 WIN. H. CURRlE Fosters corner.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-02

NOTICED
WHEREAS my wife Elizabeth has left my bed and
w board without just prov ocation, the
public hereby forwarned from harboring or trusting
her on my account will pay nor be responsible
for any debts she may contras It.
je30d3t ADAM RED.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-02

29.'7O5 PRIZES.
tickets So Halves s.. Quarters sal. Eigbhs Al Is.
NAikN ~ CO. WILL ISSUE CERTIFlCAIhOF
% whole Tickets for sI4o es Quarter for sss
Another good 81 Lottery draws ssth july Isss.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
New YORK. Anrnst

NEW YORK, August s.
The difficulties between Turkey and r. u
STA are considered nearly settled. The En-
peror OF Russia accepts the compromise offer
ed by the four powers.
Heavy floods occurred on the south of Eng
land, causing much damage to crops, and con
siderable loss of life but at the latest accounts
the storm had abated.
Later advices from Melbourne say that tn,
mining prospects in Australia were less favor
able. But provisions were active, and hold
ers were realizing enormous profits.
| The French ports have been opened for the
admission of Flour
1t is reported that the visit of Louis Napo-
leon and Eugene to the Pyrenees, is postpon
ed, owing to peculiar sil alton Of the En-
press.
The Paris press consider the Eastern aues.
ton as definitely settled
A large number of persons have been ar
rested, for being implicated in the supposed
conspiracy to assassinate the Emperor at the
Opera. The whole number arrested now is
200.
1t Is stated the Russian Chancellor told the
French Ambassador, who presented the pro-
position of the four powers, that the Gar will
welcome the arrangement held out for his ac-
ceptance, and the only delay in completing
the negotiations would be occasioned by the
necessity of obtaining the consent of Austria.
which is said to be already on the way to St.
Petersburgh.
A rumor was circulated at Paris, that the
American Minister at Constantinople had adj
DIR, ssed a note to the Porte, announcing that
the United Suites would support the Turkish
integrity, and henceforward would claim a
voice in the adjustment of European affairs
The English and French fleets were still in
Besika Bay.
A semi-official correspondent ofthe London
papers say that the conduct of the Comman-
der of the L. S. Ship, st. Louis, at Smyrna.
has excited indescribable Indignation in the
minds Of all the Consuls and well disposed
population at Smyrna. 1t is also stated that
the Austrian brig OF war was continually how
crlng round the American corvette. An
American steamer was expected at Smyrna
soon.
The Austrian Cabinet had received a tele-
graph despatch from Berlin, dated Jluy goth,
stating that the Car had actually accepted
the proposal of France and England. This
caused decided improvement in the French
and English funds.
Seven cart loads of Hungarian prisoners had
recently been brought into Pesth. Their of
fence was not known
y despatch from Milan states that the Aus
trIan police were on trial for a projected in
surrection in Central Itaty.
The blockade of the Swiss frontier, by Aus
tria, is still continued.
The Bey of Tunis has prohibited the ex-
portation of Breadstuffs from the Barbary
States, in consequence of an apprehendcd de-
ficiency i'll Gro, s there.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
TROUBLE AMONG THE IRISH PATRI-
OTIS IN BOSTON-ARREST OF O'DON-
nIIlFE
BOsToN. Aunnst ). 1853

BosToN, August 5, 1853.
AT the Meagher festival, on Wednesday
night, some feeling Of enmity is alleged to
have ARISEN between Capt B. S. Treanor, the
chairman of the meeting, and Mr. O'Donohue,
the recently arrived patriot. O'Donohue says
the chairman silenced him while speaking,
and Immediately the gas lights were put out
in the hall. Treanor hearing of O'Donohue's
charges, sent his friend, Lieut.. Kenny, of the
Shields Artillery, demanding written rctrac-
ton. Capt. Malcaby, of New York, who came
on with O'Donohue acting as his friend, lie
clned the retracton. 1t is said challenge
ensued from Treanor. The report is believed
here.
Patrick O'Donohue was arrested ut the
Adams House, this afternoon. on a warrant
charging him with sending letter to B. 5.
Treanor accepting a challenge to fight a duel
somewhere in Manchester, n. H., early to-
morrow morning.
He was taken before Justice Rogers, of the
Police Court, and gave bail in the sum of two
thousand dollars to answer at the Court, and
IN the meantime to keep the peace. Patrick
IODonohue, publisher of the Pilot, became
his bondSman.
A warrant Is also out for the arrest of Trea-
nor, who gave the challenge, and he will pro-
baby be arrested tonight.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12


OY virtue of writ of execution, called Il Fcri
ID Facias, issued under the seal of the Circuit
Court of the county of Kenosha, in the State of
Wisconsin, subscribed by the Clerk of the said
Court, to me directed against the goods and chat
tells, and also the lands, tcncments and chattcls re-
al, whereof Jacob j. Wakefield and Rucl Wake.
field were seized on the sth day of April A. ID.
1858, in whose hands socver the same may be, TO
satisfy the damages and costs ola Judgment against
them in favor of Francis Metcalf Lucas q. Mcr-
rill and James NJ. Strykcr, recovered by and be-
fore John Mansfield ESQ., a Justice of the Peace,
| shall, by virtue of said execution and Judgment,
and the face of the Statute in such cases provided
on the 18th day of August, A. ID. 1853, at II o.
clock at noon of that day, att the door of the Court
House in Kenosha city, sell at public vcndue, as
the law directs, TO the highest bidder, the follow
ing described lands situate in the said CITY, in said
county of Kenosha to wit Part of Block Num-
Der twenty, on the southeast quarter of section
Number thirty-onc, in town two north, of Range
twcnty-thrce cast, commencing at the corner of
West Main Street and York Street; thence run
ming southcrly along the cast side of West Main
Street SO feet thence casterly, parallel with York
Street ll2 feet; thence northerly, parallel with
West Street 81 feet to York Street; thence west
erlv, along the south side Of York Street 81 feet
to the place of beginning.
Dated kenoSha, June 18th, a. ID. 1853.
PATRICK COSGRANE,
IS as Sheriff Of uid C0unfy.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
DIR Nh. JOHNSON.

his professional services the citizens of Ke
" nosha, and adjacent country. He can say without
hat IN an experience of SIXTEEN gears prac
lice in the Treatment Western diseases he never has s
patient OF fever, however complicated with local difficult
he ~hen called in seaSonable time. Nor has he i'm
single instance failed to render necessary aid and IA
ply the requisite remedies in the profession obstetrics
for the qualification of the afflicted will narrant if un-
derlske. To cure the following diseases, pau-A F
ters, Lung Complaints from Bilious De7an- c,nents Sors
Eyes an difficulties attending confuements, Rheumatism
LAYER Complaints, all Female Complaints whatever their
nature character; Ague or Intermittent Feyer bv
one to six porihns of Medicine optional with the applicant
WISH distinctly understood that all the above named
followed. 80 80 'i'
= Cal aud prone the rirtneS Of the nem medicine
Office AT his residence, first house west of bridge west of
Congregational Church. -
Kenosha, July |, lSJ3. ly-2 H. JOHNSON
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CALIFORNIA GRAIN FOR THE n. Y. Gays

CALIFORNIA GRAIN FOR THE \. Y. Gays
TAI PLAcE.-We have Received q copy of
the following letter, which explains itself
Alta California, Julyl.
San Francisco, June 80, 1853.
MEssRs. BERFoRD IL Co-Gents: You
will receive from the bearer a ease containing
samples of California grains among which are
oats 10 it. in. in height, with heads % to
2Sin. long; seventy stalks of wheat, the pro-
duet of a single grain, probably altogether
about $4,000 four thousand two hundred
grains; also quantity of wheat heads con
tanning so to 50 grains each-all of which
we have enclosed in tin case, Theoretically
sealed, and trust YOU will succeed in convey
ing tho same safely, thinking it our duty to
show tothe world that California can produce
something besides goli and quartz rock.
FLINT, PEABoDY & Co.
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Legal Advertisements.
MORrGAGE FORECLOSURE

haeiNh CIRCUIT CoURT-IN CHANCERY
Perkins Junior Emily p nolIis,cr lanes HIil i,
nc Ts, fredrcs s Perkns, oson sheldon sam
wTaPpearng by proceedings in This c,,s. az, ~ e,,
WI mat -uop@nad 'he process to appear has issued
~ this cause and been Returned flied with he ar,. ~
ms Court, aud that said Emily r. HOLSTER nns tle,
auiia A. Perkins and Fredrlck :. Perkins have 10, 1850,
teir apps arance TO be entered in this suit rs arroi ~
The rules Of This Coart the same Ought 20 be "
sueh r"ces had been duly served and it further anncar
ing by aidayt 10 my satisfaction. said Emily = ni
s'er James Hollisier, Julia 4. Perkins and Fre,lrick
ferkns are Out OF The State of Wisconsin, and on Iii gent
inquiry catnot be found therein Therefore a. is csAsd.
sred that said Defendants be deemed to be absent
Deiehdais, and IS farther ordered that the said Family
r. iolser James HOLSTER Julia A. Perkins friedrich
erk'ns Defendants ao ain appear this and
Plead answer or demui TO the complaiuani's bill com
pant hcd with The Clerk of this Court by the dav of
ocober A. d. 1883 or tha conplanahls bill be en- as
comes eli against shem. and il is urher ordered that this
order De published ia TIE Newspaper printed in kcnosha
county called kSRosh0 Telegraph six weeks successive
al least once in each week, before said 2Sh of October
next. e.r I n uII mn rTII
Cear Commissioner for kenosha County.
Dated July 27h, A ID. 1888
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

BELorr AND MANSON RAIL Road
We learn with great degree of satisfaction
TINT the grading of about 20 miles ofthis road
+ ON Beloit to Footviile, is progressing very
rp'dly, and that cars are expected to run to
t e latter place in December next. The sur
'eeys are already nearly completed to this
place, and the grading Of the entire road will
we are informed, be put under contract, as
soon as the right of way is secured. 1t is
me intention Of the Company to complete
!h'IF road to this place by July neNt-Aad-
iSoR Journal
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Great Central Route.
MICH. CENTRAL RAIL ROAD

TICKETS cen be had 10 Buffalo or New York
l. ria. Cleveland and L. K, Erie: or of Dctroi,
by boat to Cleveland, and from thence by Rail
Road. The splenid Steamers
CLEVELAND and MAY QUEEN
Kun between Detroit and Cleveland. On arri-
wing at Cleveland, passengers have the choice OF
gong by the unsurpassed Steamer
Qneen of the West aud Crescent city,
10 Buffalo, or 60 by Rail Road if they choose
10 go by tail Road, they win only have 6 hours
on Lake Erie between Detroit and Buffalo. BY
these routes Passengers are not subject to DELAYS
as by Toledo and Monroe In bad weather boats
are unable TO leave Toledo. Aft
kenosha, July IA, 1858. r. BELL, Agent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

MsRcANrILE AGENcIEs.--A wear and a
half since SHELDON F. CHuRcH, merchant
of Columbus, Mississippi received judgement
against MEssRs. TAPPAN Il DOUGLASS, of
New York city, for $4,000, in matter of IL
bel, T. & D. are the principals of one of
the New York Mercantile Agencies. The
Court of Appeals has reversed the decision
below, on the ground that the communities
tions from agencies to their clients or sub
scribers are privileged and confidential.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
Tho yellow Fever In New OrIeRns---
FrightfuI Mortality.
Baltimore, 9th.

Baltimore, 9th.
We received New Orleans papers of Tues
day last, Aug. 2nd, this morning. The
weather was still unfavorabe and the yellow
fever on the increase. The number of deaths
for the week, were S64, of which 652 were
of Yellow Fever. In the rs hours ending
2nd inst, 800 deaths had occurred.
Col. Bliss, son-in-aw of Gen. TAYLOR.
died at Pascagoula, on the 9Th, of yellow te-
Yer.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
CHANCEIkY SALE.

CIRCUIT COURT FOR RACINE COUNrY-IN EQUITY
George lraver, Elijah Mount, Mary Ann Mount William
~ Siocum Alfred Foster, Joshua Davis. uman Brock
way David Cros D. G. Scwar', Eldcrl /. Tymesnn and
brolhcr James = tlackenbush. Francis II. Drake AZ
bert y. Dickey and Friar Turbush.
Virtue Of Final Decree made hy this Court in the
n1 above entitled casG The 25h day Of April A. u.
1913 shall sell AT Public NcnduC, the highest bidder
a and singular the mortghged premises mentioned in said
D OF Complaint in said cause and therein described
follows 10 VII The NORTHEAST quarer of Section mum Der
1s5 iweny-ihrce in Township number (> Two, North of
Range number t2Ol Twenty East; containing hundred
ana sixty according the Government survey then
IN The County Of Racine, kcnoshu and Of Wis
consin.
The above Sale to take place Monday, the First day
august A. d. 1881, between the hours Onp and Three
O'Clock IN the afternoon of said day the C, House
The City and County of Kcnushn, and state of Wisconsin
I. u. MORRIS,
Sheriff OF Racine Co.
Dat Ell at Shcrifr's Office. }
Racine, June 9th, 4. d. 1853. 10
PAINE MnLETT, Compfts..Sors.
The above Sale is poponed until The ECth Of August at
The same hour and place above mentioned.
T. ID. MORRIS. ShcrIof Racine Go.
PAINE & MILLET, COmplainan's Sols.
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SIHEIsIFa,S SALE.

virtue of execution issued out of and under the
I'D seal uf the Circuit Court in and for the County
kenosha and State Of Wisconsin, and drec ed, and
delivered against the goods and caGls of Henry IT, Huglu
have levied upon, and shall offer for sale the highest
bidder therefor, the law directs the Court House. in
the city and county of Kenosha, the thirteenth day
of August, A. ID. 1859, at O'Clock in the afternoon
said day. all the right. title and interest 10 which the said
Henry H. Ioglc, the 18th day of January A. d. lej3
had in and 10 the following described premises Wit The
South quarter Of the Southwest quarter section
thriyfour "a Town two ri Range twenty POI east, con-
tanning forty acres of land in kcnuSha County.
PATRICK & NSGRAVE
sheriff Of kenosha county,
J. p. JILsuN, Atty.
Dated June 29lh 1859. Is
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
STATE OF WxSCONSIN--KENOSH co.
CIRCUIT COUNT.

l. .a,..,'s s e :;;rs.''' |" Equity
1t satisfactorily appearing TO me, by affidavit,
that the subpoena to appear issued in this cause
has been returned by the sheriff Of said county
not served on the said defendant, and that she
is out of this state on motion of Barnes 4 Lyon,
Solicitors for Complainant, Ordered, That the said
defendant, Louisa Scowton, appear, plead answer
or demur to the compliments bill of complaint
filed in this cause by the 18th day of September
A. ID. 1853; and that this order be published six
weeks in the " Kcnosha Telegraph, newspaper
printed in said county.
Dated this 2Gth dav of Nav, 4. D., 1883
EDWARD V. WILTON, Circuit Judge.
BARNES LYON, Compartments Solicitors.
a true copy of the original order on filc
Attest .. i. DANA, Clerk.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

Ill. AND WIS. RaILRoAp.-The track of
this Road is now finished for fourteen miles
out of the city, and the distance is increasing
rapidly each day. Messrs Strong, Paige d
Co, are now pushing this work earnestly.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
RAIL ROAD LETTING.
Kenosha and Beloit Rail Road.

ana amer the first day of August NEXT md until the
~ meenih OF August inciusve proposals win be receiy-
Cd under seal al the Office Of the kenosha Beoit Rail-
ROAD Company in kenosha, for the construction the en-
tire road from Kcnosha the Rock River Union Valley
Kalroad-a distance of about ffty miles
The proposals may be made for the grading masonry
ues' and entire construction in single conrncor FOR ha
Ine and all items separately and in independent conraca
o different individuals They will likewise be received
me above IN parts The wurk will besides be divided into
sections OF moderate length and proposals, above
sge section or any number OF sections will beS ceived
franes and specifications may be inspected at the Eng
ne RS office in kenosha and the ays above spe
cr and forms of proposals viii be supplied all who de-
sire To take contracts
ALEX. c. TNvlNlNG, Agent.
Engineers Onlce.
kcnOsha, June 2qth. (
The Chicago journal. GAINESVILLE Standard, Railroad
JOURNAL, New York, Paipdealcr, Cleveland, q, and Rail-
un Bostoh please insert till August l0th and send
'"ei "'i's 10 n q u. Railroad Office. rs
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12

ne majority for the Maine Law in Mich
i isan IS la'O3o, with Chippewa County to be
eeaFd from. Well done Wolverines.
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Additional News By the Star of the
West.

The town of French Creek was DESTROYED
by fire on the Sth of July--loss of 100000
The town of Ohio was also burnt The sum
mer fires are doing mu-h damage, and much
grain has been dcstro. ed. Wheat also suf:
terS from frost.
Lola Montez was married to Mr.. Hall, re
Gently of San Francisco
Mining news still favorable.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-12
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Now YORK, Aug. 9.
The steamer Star of the West, from San
Juan, with San Francisco dates to July 10th,
arrived at two o'clock with 400 passengers
and $685., 1000 on freight and 100000 in
the hands ofPassengers. She connected with
the steamer Brother Jonathan. The Mail
Steamer John l.. Stevens left San Francisco
on the 9th for Panama with about $780,
600 in FREIGHT
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KONG & FULLER, Complt's. Solrs.
POSsFpRNEu EN,s>

The above Sale by request Of the parties inter- st d. is
postponed 10 Thursday, The 18Th day September I-3
at the same hour and at The place above mcn.ned
PCoSGRANE, Sheriff OF kcEo. hu Co.
Dated, July -. 1853
STRONG & FILLER. CompIainant's S4Is
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NOTICE.

| kENosHA CIRCUIT CoCRT-lN CIlANCERY.
oh'er = Chapman, Cong lainaut, rs Hollis Whncy. Sa
ran D. Whitney, Timothy Higgins William Strong, Jun
Itics French Ora Cutter and Daniel :. Young de-
virtue OF final Decree made by this Count in the
- 40 we entitled cause the Second dnv of Nav IS5R
shal sell nj Public Auction, TO the highest bidder an and
singular The nortglged premises, mentioned i'm the Bill Of
complaint and III the said final Decree in said cause know
anu described rs follows, to w.t. IAN that certain lot of
ahu on te SOUTHEAST quarter of Section Nun,ber Thirty.
Uhc 5't IN Township Number Two t2). North of Range
Number lwchy-l Three ('l EAST in The City of Kcnn-ha
kn"wn and described rs Lot Number Four "a In Block
numoer nly-Nlhe t591. Alsothc South tvo-;hrds Of
h"ck Number twenty Six CO. the same quarter Sc.
on according To survey made by A. W. Doc Iiile and
recorded in the Registers Ofce the County nt Racine
saving and restrNing ih,refrom The following buildings
namely the Store occupied by Hale, Lay on The
SIKH day Of December, ie45, situated tie South Fast
corner OF said Bic OK and also The hui dings occupied at
sam ilsi mentioned time by :. kiTg n look Store
me sad sale viii lake place Saturday the 30h day OF
'uE 1923 al Three O'Clock in the aft ernoon Of that day ut
me oour' hoe IN the City of kenosha in the Cuuny of
Nehosiia, anu STATE of " iScun>in. Terms Cash.
r. CoSGRANE, Sheriff of kenusha County.
Da'cu June II, leo3 10
Srnn
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SHEIgIFF,S SALE

J. u. JILsuN, Atty.
Dated June 9Th, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

HALIFAX, Jan. 20, 1858.
Meeting Of the Lcgislature-Reply Of the House Of
Assembly to the Gorernors Message Rs,atire to
the Fishsries-Dccided Languagc-Radroad to
Quebec, and Proposal to Increase Duties ON Ia-
portatioms to,cords Meeting the Erpensc
The Legislature commenced its sitHngs to-day,
and enclose the speech of the LieutonantG
Sir John Gaspard LIE Marchant, and, in advance, a
copy Of the answer which will be. submitted to the
House-and will undoubtedly be carried lin which,
with reference to the fisheries, the following Ian
guage Is used
when the papers and correspondence relating to
the fisheries have been laid before US, hope to
discover evidence OF the zeal and energy displayed in
the protection of our Rational rights; and your Ex-
cellency may rely on our determination in future to
enable the provincisi government, to the full extent
Of its means, to Cooperate with his Excelency the
naval commander-nchief, in rendering this branch
OF the public Service more efficient. Should the re
guations which are pending result in the opening o.
more extended markets for the productions of Brit
ish America, we shall rejoice sincerely, though We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO-OUTRAGE UPON AMERI-
CANs-GOv. MARCY-NAvAL NEWS, ETC.
BALTIMORE Feb. o 1853
New Orleans papers of Monday have been received,
from which learn that the schooner Wild Pigeon had
arrived from Tampico, with dates to the 18th ult
Franklin Chase U. s. Consul issued strong protest
against the outrageo conduct of the authorities of Tam
pico in seizipg five returned Calfornans-J A. Tyler A.
G. Miller J. JONES' DR. Drake and A. Kirkpatrck-citi-
of the United States, who were the point of en-
barking for New Orleans They seized by guard
Of soldiers and robbed of five dollars in gold dust the
pretence that they neglected to pay export duty The
parties passengers in the Pigeons
The correspondent of the Picdyune states that de-
tachment of the National Guard under Rufino Rodri-
guez had formed plan to take possession of the city,
and depose the regular authorities 1t discovered
and Rodriguez and party captured after sharp conflict
and executed. Subsequently movement took place
against Commandane CASANOVA and he had to leave for
Vera Cruz
Governor Marcy and son have taken passage from Sa
vannah to Nassau N. P in the British steamer Conway.
The United States frigate Columbia flag ship of the
Home Squadron has received orders and will sail from
Norfolk early in the ensuing week.
The United States steamer Water Witch sails from
Norfolk to morrow for the river La Plata.