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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

KID Gloves at 25 eta. per pair, few DE- zen
IN left at u. y. Clothing Store. sl6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

PEN NANENT CIKE OF NI6EAsEU LIV
Err, or MANY YEARS DURATION.
Copy ofG Letter from M Ganlis, Chemist, feoNl
10 Professor Holloway
Dear Sir--In this district your PILLS command
more extensive sale thau auy other proprietary med
icne before the pabc As proof OF their eiicars
in Liver aud Bilious Complaints i.may mention the
following case; A lady of this town with whom
am personally acquainted, for Years WIS a severe
snferer from disease OF the Liver and Digestive or
gals; her medical uttendcnt assured her that hs
could do nothing to relieve her sniletngs, and II ~sS
not likely she could survive many months, his I'D
nOuneemeni naturally caused great alarm among lie
friends nid relations, and they induced her 10 max
trial OF your pills, which so Improved her genera
health, that she induced To continue them uniIl
she received perfect cure This Is twelve months
ago, aud she has not experienced any symptoms
relapse, aud often declares that your Pills have been
the means Of saving her life.
remain, Dear sir, yours truly,
July 23rd 1853 (SisneD J. GhMls.&
pm tpondfTfulI1 . sU,ccCfe .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21
CI|~>..sZ s>cG
SCR OF ULA:
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

such hcgciae, every yespo and there IL nbundan,
sroof great effected, that ONE BOTTLE Of II CON
aims more purifying healing virtue and medical povev
tan there Is med in -FOUR BOTTLES Of amy Sarsa
sdria or any other medicine that hs ever been offered
pr sale There il undoubted proof In pamphlets, tM
" tho use of this great Indian Purifier, they that were p1
mo yet LIYE-hey that were LAME and CNlPfLED
can now WALK-they that were SICK, SCROFuLOuh
md otherwise diseased, have been HEALED and CURED
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

LEtIIGH coal.
7 HAVE n small quantity oI this very desira.
BILE coal on hand those in want will do well
10 secure it at once. Also the best qualities
Of Lykens Valley, Red aud White Ash Goals
constantly on hal.d. Also, Bricks and Lime rs
usual. CHARLES WILLIAMS.
Ol0
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-04

BY TOM ROBINSON.

Au-"Rory O'More'' ''rhe Campbcs Coming "
Paddy. mavourneen, We have but eye,
The other is blackencd all over wid' dive:
Come Paddy tell me. whore vou've been tonight
Be jabcrs. Pve been in n very great fight.
Ye see twas them fellows that KNOW Ropv KNOWS,
Gave a black eye and most beautiful nose
And had it not been for n red. headed mick
Be Saint Patrick. they'd kd me in spite of my stick
my honey what makes you blue
Somebody's been raving the devil with YOU!
All Bridget. my darling. how can look CAV!
When the bloody "Know Nothings have carried
the day.
Our party was thirty. all armed with big sticks.
Sure we'd knock em about like thousand Of bricks:
At the villains went. brave men Of the hod,"
An 7 gav' big Yankee belt in the COB.
"Wide Awake was their cry. from and from far.
We answered their challenge wid Erin-go-bragh;" !"
On my eve then got We bit of whack.
Which laid me right out on the broad of my back
Wild sprigs of shelaah so bravely we fought,
We'd belt them like blazes, all of us thought;
But the hard-fStcd Yankees they bate swae.
That all of Us Irishmen had to retrate.
Now tell you thing an that you may note
III keep far away from the place where they vote
For I'll tell yese the truth and it's no mistake
We found the Know Nohngs were all wide awake.
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-04

STATE OF PAETIEs-It is evident that we are
the eve of new party organizations Tho evidcn
ces of change are apparent in every State OF the
Union, and in visible than in California.
The discordant elements which constitute the old
democratic party of this State, can hardly ever
again coalesce into unity. The differences are top
too great to be hereafter compromised. They are
differences between high and pure democracy
which aims at carrying out its principles by proper
means, and the base pretention to democracy,
which bankers after ofice and nsts for the flesh.
pots of Egypt"
That portion of the democratic party which
spurns the purchase money of the Federal Admin
straton, and repudacs the interference of Federal
officers in State elections, yet clings to the old prn
cpes of the party, and adheres to its ancient Gus
toms But the mongre democracy which licks the
hand Just lifted to take away its right of thought
and action, has deserted the traditions of the elders
and strays into the paths Of ancient Federalism
But it is not only the democratic party which
shows that the old ties are weakened. The whig
party is dscordant as the democratic; and its
differences as deep-rooted, although they may
not appear much above the surfaca. What opin-
ions can be more different than those advocated by
the San Francisco Evening Journal and the Sacra'
mento Daily Unioa3
Observe, too, the manner in which the Union and
the Journal Of Commerce were accustomed to speak
of each other. See the delicate sarcasm and scarce
y repressed sncer with which the Union of yester-
day intmates that if the Journal If Commerce had
been properly conducted. the wings of San Fran
cisco would not have permitted it to perish
The differences among the wings must be rad
cal, or they would not appear when the party s
in such woful minority as it seems to be in this
State. A minority party has generally the adyan.
tage of being united and it is only extreme differ
ences of feeling and opinion which destroy this
unity 1t is not surprising that very strong party
should fall to pieces of its own weight; but it is
singular to see u party hopclcssly in the minority,
torn by internal feuds and dissensions.
The whig party of this State is, in fact, dissolved
BY far the larger portion Of it has gone, or will 60
into the Know Nothing organization. This society
specially recommends itself to the wings, not only
on account of its doctrines, but also account Of
its secrecy, and approach towards despotism. The
wings have, for long time, complained Of the he
cessity of yielding to public opinions and at last
the means have been invented to free them from
this necessity
Let those wings who are opposed to Know Moth
ingism, and who regard it as dangerous and des-
tructvc, attach themselves Immediately to the true
democracy. This latter party is the only one
which has the will the power and the determine
tion to crush and destroy Know Nothingism. Stale
Ipu}ppt, 26i3
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-04

its dominion there is realm of daily joy--oppr-
tunlties of gladness-s soothing satisfactlons-ne@.
haustible blcssedness; but the true way to reach
them is to submit to our allotted tasks freely II
we want to get rid Of our burdens, we must first
bear them -HeyalH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
PRUSSIA.

The Prussisn Chamber had selected the committee.
which was report the loan BILL chiefly from the anti
Russian party
Tho Austrian Correspondcnz OF the goth contains u
semi official article corresponding TO that published in the
Psstos CoyresondeRs, aud certfyin the complete un
dersandng which exists between the two chief German
Powers Austria and Prussia. /, is understood, bnwevor.
that present this agreement is limited to general primer
plts and Col MsneOhel is now at Vienna endeavorng
10 settle the terms OF eventual common of action
between the two powers.
1t has already been stated thai Me leading firms Of Set
tin and Straund had signed memorial 10 the govern;
% she Western Powers. The remaining Prussisn Baltic
towns have since joined the movement and depuation.
composed Of the representatives of the Ebing, Dantzc
Kcgsberg StettiD and Stralsund merchants have pre-
scented to tie President of the Council memorial of
which the following is an extract;
"The provinces Of the Baltic hardly recovered from
the evils brought them by the Of 1906 and s3
and which called 10 make great sacrifices in
qsence Of the Danish blockade, are more in
danger OF seeing heir prosperity destroyed for long
period should naval break ont In the interest OF
these portions Of the kngdem consider incum bent
expose frankly TO the ministers the critical stus
zion in which the Baltic commerce is now placed The
snseItsIty Of our political situation and our complete
gnorsnce respecting it, well of s possible ccnse
queRees, have already embarrassed al undertakings.
Neither the importer exporter can embark IN
ferpfse Tor the season now about 10 cpen Already the
pScts Of ODDITIES have fallen and The receipts ri the
customs will coon exhib, the dminu;ioa 10 which con
sumption will be subject In 81 war with the
Nssiern Powers, the Sound through which convey
chips into every and through which pass all
imports and exports. would be hermetcsy sealed Even
6 copiriyed to get ships safe back again 1000
vesses amounting l3 600 tuDs representing capital
Of OO0 would rot useless in the haIbor $500
men would be thrown out az employment and would lose
wages the amount Of ssO0OOO. We nothing of she
weSkmsH In the harbors The imports AMI exports
total being actually $4,000 eoowosd be reduced to
nathiny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
FROM LOS ANGELES.

have The Los Angeles Star Of The 4th inst In refer
.nee 70 IN. gold mines santa Anita TIE Star says
There is nothing important from Santa Ants this week
some who have returned state ths, there NJ encourage
IN. 10 dig unless has capital 10 turn me Ns's W
owns q share in some Of the companies. -
on Mondsy, the 18th, tive nty men commenced digging
a race which completed in eight days-mssing los
dave Of labor The toms and suices were then pat
,in,. which We have intelh genee We are told thN
two claims have been soli for 800 each claim Is nj
teen feet front The discovers were awarded two claims
and these two duplicate claims arc those sold
FnoN Cause.-The Four Creek Indians made descent
mon Col Williams last Saturday, and ran oil .5 of his
horses aud 25 belonging TO other rancheros Among the
animals stolen fine American stallion, belonging TO
MoFr R.xeERs-Ihe citizens OF the Monte assembled
On the e1d inst and organized force auxiliary 10 tho
Rangers Of this city. The company consists OF %
active members. The following gentlemen were unani-
meusly elected officers, viz John III. Hughes, Captain
James II Wethcrbee, 1T Lieutenant Alex Pue'', "a
LieutenaI!
/, is the inn ntion OF the company make immediate
apple alton TO be received military police force and
10 be supplied with &c. The meeting wss well A.
tended and assured the enrolled me noes are Gil
good men.
The military police of this county, including this com
paDy consists Of two companies OF mounted and one
Of foot Rangers numbering seventy hye active members
Ih. efficiency has often been tested and long there
arc thieves and villains believe their organization Will
be necessity to the community IL is the intention OF
the three companies hold meeting sooD for the choice
of battalion officers and to take measures for more per
feet o 'ganizaiion Of the force.
KILLED BY ISDIaSs.-Mr. j. I. Smith. just arrived
from Salt Lake reports the death of Col Reese and two
men by the Psh Uiahs We gave account Of Recess
Train last week and the loss OF of money Col
on arriving at San BernardinO, had dream (which
the locality Of the money wildly impressed upon
his mind that be resolved to return and ind il. lie re-
turned wi and when near Salt Springs was at
tackled and killed His death was reported to Nr smith
by one of the Indians Mr. Smith wGs himself attacked
three times by the band and suffered many hard
ships The last time they killed his horses and eat them
on the camp ground Thew also took his blankets and
clothing and eft him with his wife and children alone
on the desert He says they were for sixty hours with
scarcely no rest, and we're finally oyeraken by portion
of Recess relief train and brought into San Bern gao
He was well armed and to this c. alone he says lie owes
his personal safety.
Nv later accounts we learn that NJ Reese and hi, party
returned in safety to San BernaycnO Monday siI
They II ered much f0r If provisions bat - sue
cessul finding the sntiro of money in bucksNir-
bsg They visited the po, indicated and found The b
he'd been dug out by coyote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
THE yERYLATEST

BERLIN, Friday, March D. 1854.
Count Nesselrode has communicated he English and
French Consuls that the Emperor will give 3,
nj to their joint summons
Russia has acknowledged the neutrality Of Sweden.
There is NO change in the Danish Ministry. The Diet
was 10 be closed on the cath
The latest authentic dspstch from Buchsres. mentions
great stir in the Russian armies. Some retrforeemen;s
had arrived and known tina: the Car had desired
the capture o. kalaat any risk and cost Of money and
kie
YiESN,, Friday March "a, 1854
Funds again have fallen per cent Exchange on Lon
don, IL %.
PARIS Friday, March "a 1854
Every kud OF security hss sgsn ialen at The Bourse
WIees closed at 90 sS Four and hall Per Cels At
se4s
II Is thought the French expsditonsy army will stop ct
Galipol and that the English viii establish themselves in
,be Gulf of Enos Arer short time ir repose he Anglo
French amy wall be dspa,hed 70 AdranOpls or to the
Crmea
LoND0N, Saturday March IS 1851
The London Chyoaee says ,he first squsdroa Of English
cavalry Will embark Dover Foksone the Is; April
passing through France
The London Pcs sises that English courier passed
through on the light Of The ed on his way 70 London
The messenger bearing TIE arrived st Peters
burg on the 18th II nmedacy oommunica, 4 % he
Russian Cabinet AMI Inc 18th Coani NsseOie sgnidod
10 the British Consul that his Imperial Master had no 7py
b. make 10 the message Of Englaod sud France
MARKETS
LONDON MoNEy MAFrEr, Msrch % Tx TINS city
article ssys the state Of tea~ the Stock Exchange on
Friday the 2ih presented almost tsac, repetition OF he
sudden panic whsoh took place IA October ss, when he
idea Of Russian frs distinctly contemplated
THE LATEST COTTON MARKET
LTrEPooI, Saturday. SI&roh -5-P b.
The sales OF Cotton ioday about 1000 bales IN
Guiding 1900 for export The market closes very heavily
and compared with Friday rates prices Of al kinds have
downward tendency
Ship News.
flssorTa, Friday sytaaE fbe Anenean snip Ana Kembs
stitfd IRE soura ta sepo'H With Gyo feet - Eerr a~r h'
having ,ecn IN fb bsrk goaetsa Of liverpool b5d
sfDtmtteo with 90 Hamburg TIE b.rk 10sa fatji
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
Wright. Candy q co.'s Circular.

Per EurlGI LIVERPOOL Friday, March 81 1881
The market. reported last Circular
l1h durus ;ne present weck to
esn great caution The American sdvices although they gene
the combined with repss OF
Ara. transactions high prices have failed 70 impAft conf
the limited purchases Of the trade aud the ntness
teeeher with tho political
quite ovsuules any disposition to operate largely
The peueins has already Sony Affected the Manchester
aud until the results Of Be clearly resesn It
will to entertain toe ssbsuibe We've OF The trade -
crop question s aud socuula ion
would bring about lover Of prices
The decline daring The wset varies from to I'd Z ~ according
views holders fsih being bofh limited
.pppy demand charge much and the
tions such a. fair criterion the market
dey have n. continues dull and
!Y-csultf the ss!es amounting TO i,ccp bales
81 lee OF which Il $50
arc speeustor have taken l7Go and Exporters &
lesvlpg % $50 tsl Of al kinds 10 the Trade
The Import the time !! 30 esSs 2, ~hsh Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
'rsss ssalDs. The Lord s1S ' vi % s VIZ d. S' -

s.,..,, ssalss. the Lord and he r <ple VIC What
.;ssSss,s:se haue proceeded VIZ such 1aa has y
sS = Ssrt manifest and 81 ~ you some comfortable
.s"s'rsstc of. The Lord f<th msruelcusly Appeared
.ssss them and nov sssins when al the pU~sf
int. he S5 hinge su s1 a. n. s
.. .ssr such sns<es o. the encosed will shew, only
.2s ss sias she'd m ths that Of their. Whole sr% ns
49,. 80 rststned . What IL the Lord doeiny
eva prophesies are nov fnlhnge' Whoe a voc
~Hse.rs n The letter concludes With many
q CIrhtsn sympathy Mr. Carlyle 'es no. aPpes, W
800 mi. original letter bu. has used the copy among
r" AvrsdsN MSS The letter was bought at aSeaoh ~
~ 0tevess afer q keen competition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


TIE LeadcH Dc,ly Nsss Of March o. IciiJ srhoe'j
,.. n. II p,.,.,5 4. -,-
Money continues IN seed depsDn and toe aps OF
Of eiscount bnsnss- ou n.e
r,pey w the rates ard ospis seems &c ce rely
trtpfnt employment There seems NO
Erg,no Board az Its meeting tomoffo" WI" ee'
np,n epy alteration n the r'te Of discount ,,, -.
Al. dem.r6 gold for the Continent uu
az te Of the from the bsnk OF Enffsne
nev Hins The however ref.ns 70 me .eeL eng
rs Saturday last Will exhibit very heavy an'anoh s 'He
T1e T,mes Of the following day March "a has n men
ticn Of any alteration in the rate OF discount H. the's
fore has not taken place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
AUSTRIA.

Drpstches from Vienna of the 20th mention that OF
Mat day NJ Meyendcrf, Russian Minister at that Court
lad On audience Of the Austrian Emperor by special
qses Immediately the return of tho latter from Munich
Il 10 asserted that at this interview the Russian Minister
preferred claims upon Austria of very important charac
ter What those claims did not publicly transpire
Austria has recalled its Military Agent who attached
10 the stan Of Prince Gorchakoff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
THE CALIFORNIA MAILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
$4,000 IN COED.
MINING NEws-sHiP NEWS.
Markets, Marriages and Deaths, &c. &c.

The steamship George Law, John MeGorsn, E-l, can,
m.rope arrived a, this port yesterday morning She LEFT
Apnvs al II O'Clock on the morning OF the 1ls, u, and
arrived OF Sandy Hook ct II o'clock on the evening Of the
9Th met.
she brings the California mails Of hare1 It, ssJ35e' in
treasure on freek, and sos passengers
April g. at u A NJ, Ia, 2so y, hong ~ 40 W, ev
changed .cnsls with berk Heels Of New Yuk steeiins
WSW.
TEEysUHE LI.I.
Am R,ebsnse $4,000 Nswao.s. S9,i:1''.' 90
Adams co............. lJ,ss =, -
W,I, Faro L Co....... 6o?o Total ........ so
We tender our thanks TO + II Mitchell tsq- Parser OF
the Geo,re Law and TO Adams & Co Beriorc & Co. and
Wena Fargo & Co.'S E1prus Companies COR prompt and
valuable favO5a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
Richardson Brother. q Co.'s Circular.

Pay E-IeI~l LIVERPOOL, No Mo .4ta, isot
ooosusrce ofstr me weather money dropping
Lcndon nesy a he interior fetS has snsec
dnll The Prrchss.-s hsa they
30 could have supplied themselves via WHEAT ann kLorR
money thc market
Ne,s be- become fsther aciEesss oae he -afiaS
.esr so stS5 70 So snd clcw s.. 20 o D % %
rrcstsy frtl1g cauI -go.t gg4-
Osrs iNDtS CoES 2s irsls O. OkTrA
l.l sscks ald Id barrels tLcCR Ne NEEAr 1asrcf
Aafket ,h u1fllus hs1 it age clce Dbl. both
ccuIify ass.efs vcry atlolsh
WHEAT Seefed a 20 o. 70 ~ arilr tAc prizes o. fa-s
cav ard ;he be ss % the operations IL FLoeR .
-teuoton Of barrel Sine boil en OF both .'nesd aaen
arNicfy 20 fel
ISaiN CoaN much assee4 aal romial.y User lld OATS
OsTNfAt very dic io caste o.. aer fe almost s11e
cot desri 10 aos ~ ueay sc The trade ID s.as
WHtaT 81 40 quarters lAoAN N9SN g. %, 1.s az 4tp
Eacks FIotR
snd Ice ssc.s flot8.
Do aIt 81 iddhnr 94la. ttors Oi' Plslr la slt 81
sfrcfc GSif6s v 81 saa iNrfAN ConN. w'te 81
s. sd le.sW hsgges m'Eed S. ses4 p isl -
CcTTos has befu exceedingly eas c1s 81. PAT week 4A- g.
O 1 boxes. wlc- II ?. q % SEE t-tt We
quote Auaefcsn sriaw Fr' "a 8 -s fAs-Hse Ar
rivals snei4 SIS bales AieoDs bowed lna Noble s. g. aEt
trirataH.f 81 D.
QUFk SAEG- h0th4Ur Going
LAsD ss been 'od q 81 y s~t te Ipo, spc' ot. have
pa ihs rhch whch has nan
tsintd tho value
BtEv-Eew il seed dsmsaS 18th sss osS Sossls of %
al pftsfrt
ferE SO t,si' q ole sr,s,,a &C q, c g s ..aa. low
lf.'N % rsist- sf,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

.,,, tse master, and seeobd mate " ~ ~
os.T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

L. ,h.i, ,a,n, On Iowa Hill y75 ounces. Neny other
claims are paying from eco TO $500 per day to the hand
Three men took l,ooo each last week IRON clam
on Richardson's Hill, short distance from Iowa Mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

100 coo 2lo oooo :6 $4,000 "a 800 oo- his
T.Iow ,g.in The market closes st6 the spot
M % g for delivery IN Msy and June
extremely dull ans prices are lower Com
men Idi dealers disposition 10 purchase at
this eoucton.
TUITLSISE Rough nominal az l5od sprlu duH ~ o. TOT
Knsh,h. ard So American
kRoAy STOCKS exception Of the United states
FEDERAL seels hioh fair demand Tor remittance to
States All quotations mus, be considered nom
business has been done
MARYLAND Sterling oses a. shout United stsies o. 1851
ITO stsrins Is 1914 nominal PeDn lysnis Insc
H. nominal do Coupon Bonds a. Domira Tennessee Is
fSa5 u0mus Nsise G. o5ds6 nomnsl 90 % Sterling ~,
al Cans c. Sterling, 1fq0llO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
American Securities.

Tn. make. for American SScks drns the ~ees hsd teen 70
.,st. Of ssspene transactions being ELECTED seNt
but oscillations have not yet e--n pre~'
O.t.tons icing mere ~ bomDsl not given 10 detail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

To, or oopsumrien 1T 50 20 hss' M - 81 bass
Toslt,iep sotus 1854 81 80 hsss Las - ol bsgs
American Br-sL ECrt Ind W Ina Total
41Sll t1el0 r2s7e $50 s,S SIS
s,me tiue lssS..57 S4s AHs 1851 liza lbs a2i
M Mupcket,r very little basin prices
40 not alter much irdispsse tie
Auyefs and une revival ;sEes place
sucers " IN be compelled 10 resort 10 short tine.
rs!l co4hEod - the pressing
wants a cansuneu further decline "a prices WHEAT has
been neglected g. 7Os decline. Flour meets With fs
demand bat sot .ucns 10 relieve pressing - e
a. barrel INDIAN CosS cOnng-s un.al.bs,
although fIeels oGesed al SS 10 - quarter ship
iNsoRr .lIosd o last week47a busters WHEar lSt2b
Ots INDIAN 1oEs I5 81 Dol. FLOUR D. 40 sacks do
IMPORTS ltesod time ss3 Or WHEAT ~ sacS
: les lds OATMEAL I us Crs oar.
FNfoSrs rn-s4 o. WHs,r So ors iSola> NoeN,
n S9 hhls fLorR te- saess Do.
WurAr Z 0bsGcnesee Phi s.clphia II Ailea AIsFi
lc| 50.
sNniAN CcsN Per i8 cs-White, -, Yellow s.
YloVS etrs Oao superfne IS rhilscelpha 1-5 Bait
more. Wes;e-n and Csnadiua q lafero aud ssss
OArME4L y 2AEG. -
AsHEs sss still duh ofsse at former rates.
BaxE--eoc aR-s Baltimore realized '
2ca tie And arrive have bssa d It
81 to- oct
c.u uon, lnd IL 81 teueT Qaah.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

SAN NSc March I. iss
CrIxrNs haze been cratic a. receiving ths naen
have g and the dieIs Of hs Rroubo appreciate
Loyalty ia .o..op yoa AID the Government
belle Ve the state Lower G-torns will sol
nLaes te RcDnbe Of Sonrs and irofal
fesoutc. q an utdsf he mi,s.veTnurnt Of MeNicr
plr-sute h desires IN regard the
.sbsbmens Of local suhos OF Constitution Euder shsh
al ,oni right. vi ~ e.recf-d aud guaranteed
l the irdivdcs wosre OF eseh OF You aid for the
r.ousl prosperity Of he Rsprbl'g, AZ year President
WA. WALhER. PgesGeaf OF sSnou
Hero filows an itom Of iGie' reBoe, which has in Il
more Of interest than generally contained in small
paragraph
MrMcAs FoRcEs FOR ENsryADAIhe Mexican brig
D-,Yerado with -N pieces 81 cannon ard two hundred
Mcxicar, LET La Paz on tho 10Th alt Tor Enssnads with
tho dt sgn of driving Walker and his from the
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