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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER-A. Fl. NICOLAY h
IA CO will sell at auction, this day and tomorrow,
March Sth and 9Th at II O'CLOCK at 69 Broad
splendid stock Of fancy goods diamond and other
elry chronometer Watches elegant silver plated Of
beautiful designs PAPER msche goods handsome bron1es
moved from Maiden lane for convenience disposal
peremptory sale to the highest bidder Diamond ewelry
the most elegant and fashionable manufacture including
bracelets breastpns brooches earrings cluster and single
stone rings and pins crosses Also quantity Of rarest
diamonds Of them oflarge and fine quality Also
French and English watches and the most
eminent Partisan and Geneva makers; Tobias Cooper
Beaseley Deur &c. in large and valuable variety Also
ruby emerald and pearl rings pins brooches &C., ele
CANT pearl brooch Of great beauty vest chains guard
fob chatelane nnaiegrettss Of bracelet pin and
Der Of small articles Of oweiry Splendid French bronzes
including pieces in ormolu and bronze, large single
equestrian groups card receivers and
large number Of small goods Also Parian groupes incu
ding large figures and Venue Cleopatra Shaks
peare Milton, Apollo Spring and Summer and numerous
beautiful specimens Of this admired decorative Sill
plated English and American, including tea and
coffee sets walters in sixe castor cake and card
kets candelabre cornucopas bread basket
flower holders &o large quantity Of silver plated Bruins
h And s and %
work boxes dressing tables fancy tables chess work
do quartette do foos card boxes card receivers &c
dressing elegantly fitted Of every imaginable descrp
ton porte monnAies and large quantity Of knic
knak The diamond cwelry and two marble statues the
Angel Of Immortality and Grief view will be sold
Thursday March 9TH at Il O'Clock The whole to be
A. II. NICOLAY,
EDWARD SINTZENICH,
Ynk.~ A.oA~ II II A. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

ID c. KEMP AUCTIONEER.-TO- MORROW, AT 10
Ii. O'Clock at 81 Walker street. Broadway, perfuv
merry gock fixtures and furniture Of house-R G. Kcmp
will sell above all the contents Of the above store and
house. consisting large assortment Of fancy soaps TOOTH
hair and toilet mirrors oils and perfumery
Of all kinds combs and fancy boxes show counters
With all the fixtures Of all OF the
house. consisting Of tho usual assortment Also one hrs
proof safe.
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A TTRACTIyE SALE or HOUsEHOLD FuRNITuRE.

"A Will be sold this day, Wednesday, March at l01
o'clock by catalogue without the entire
of the furnished brown stone house the
Broadway and Forty fifth street. comprising
richly carved rosewood suits in satin hrooatele elegant
wood eegeres and cupboards rosewood mahogany
and walnut and lounges and reception
Brussels and ingram carpets elegant oval and
handsome frames elegant and mante ornamens chi
dinner set 100 pieces decorated china tea SETS rosewood
tresses to M walnut cottage bedsesds rosewood and
hogany marble bureaus and washsands gilt china tot
let mahogany spring seat chairs and rockers elegant
French clock dining tables sver cake ba
glassware 60 Broadway to Forty street stages pass
the door. G. W. HOLMES, Auctioneer.
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MATRInIONY.

A YOUNG PHYSICIAN, NOW FAvORABLY STU
ated is DESTROYS Of forming matrimonial connection
Those and preferable TO DO Of an amisbs dispss
sidcraton addressed to Moreton, Hudson street
Post Once, with real and residence will be treated
with conhdentally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

E,OR l2h CENTS YOU CAN PURCHASE A TRANS
parent strengthening plaster spread Canton flannel
piable elastic adhesive and prompt In relieving pain
pain in the joints weak lungs Sc fhysSsns hhsss
SoS Hudson street. New York. and for sale by druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

A UcTIoN NoTIcE-LARGE SALE OF CROcKKRY,
IA glass china and fancy ware, by w. w. Shirley g.
BARTLETT will sell e auction At the sales room No g
sale day. March at 10 o'clock worthy the notice Of
taers rooers Catalogues ready and goods be
amined on Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

RUILDING MATERIALs.-THOSE WHO CONTRM-
~ plate bnilding will do we'll to call ct and
examine our stock Of window, Intel and sill paterns kss
isrsnt patterns o. window ntes eiaborae finished aad
brown stone cut In manner Specimens Of our ntes
and sils may also be In the following buiIdngsW
rstSr CSopsF, building Ls1Sston and Twenty
Barclay street asssrs G9lsts building Twenty fth srsss
and Fourth avenue; Piatts building 72Murray and
and % Leonard street. building LIS Chan
bers street, Aessrs ID w. Hseks building "a 8 M
New York City Flour Mills roone
and Lewis streets white marble front build
Ing 10 Dey street, Mr. r. L. Stevens eighteen buildnss
Of River and Fourth streets Hoboken; Fellow
Hall building Washington street. between Fourth and Ffh
streets Messrs Kemps building the odeon South Fourth
ana sn ssee.s zen buildings on Thirty
ings street between Seventh ave-
five buildings street. between Ninth
and Tenth avenues; also Ccrnthian and Ionic capitals
round columns ntels vault and
J.. JACKSON BRO Co, Iron Works g. 81, 80 81 IS asd
IS Goerck street, Delaney, new York.
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NHARCOAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS CONSTANT
~ ly hand full supply Of prepared charcoal rec-
flying and other purposes. A. SCHILLING,
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EDWARD sTNTzENICH.
Late chief salesman Of II. II. Leeds 4 Co.

ExECUTOR'S SALE-A SPLENDID FARM, FORMER
~ ly the residence OF iRamson Burts East Chester. ST.
uated mile and half from Tuckshos and three miles
land in high state OF cultivation and we'll waterod
which there good house and all ont buildings
situated Commanding Ane view Of Long Island sound
by IL O'Clock at the MerchAnt Exchange
Wall street, by WN II. FRANKLIN SON. Also ut
private SALE small house and first rate meadow
land with fruit locality For further informa
ton apply 70 Peter DeyeAn Forsyth street Seaman
Fowler 6 Grand street. James SO Hudson street.
or to David J. Burtis, on the premises:
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LBRRT COOK 4 CO., MANUFACTURERS AND ~.
IA porters Of optical and
ments No. 10 John street. New York.
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SEAMAN BURTIs, Executor.

II CO.-Wednesday, March 9, ct 10h o'clock, AZ the
sr.s s Of and
ssing Of marble and alabastor ornaments Of all kinds
spenddly carved Grecian Roman and Etruscan
pedesta card receivers Of the most beautiful designs
marble fountains birds and hsh agate iewery
beautifully executed aab.ser representing We
plated wareAn invoice comprising castors salt cellars
fruit stands cake baskets &c. Of the newest and most
beautiful patterns Also to close invoice about fifty
dozen table dessert and teaspoon: and forks the best Of
offered at auction in this market Purchasers wishing
their goods from the city have them packed ut
very small expense by the original importer The goods
will exhibition the day before the SALE when the pub
lilo respectfully invited to call and examine them
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A UCTION SALR.-THE CELLARS CONNECTED WITH
n the public markets belonging to tho city
sundry lots and buildings win b leased bids
City HALL for the Of five from the first day Of
May next N B-Lists Of the property to be leased
tanning also the terms conditions OF sale may
application at the Comptrollers Once NOS Hall
JACOB A. wEsTERvELT, Mayor
+. X. TILLOU, Recorder,
A. c. FLAGG, Comptroller,
+. w. EDMONDS, Chamberlain,
VIM CHAUNCEY, Chr. r. Com BID. Aid,
WIN. N. yERMILYE, Oh. f. Com. BID Coun'n.,
Commissioners Of Sinking Fund.
Finance Department, New York, Feb. %, 1854.
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A SsIGNEES SALE OF DRY COODS.-WM Writers,
"A Auctoneer will sell Thursday, at l0H O'Clock At
Isl Canal street the entire stock Of dry goods store
iaees deanes gnshams chamSray SDs ness bsosd
cloths mernos hose and half hose gloves Of all kinds kids
musins shawls and article usually found in
first class goods store The sale by order Of the
sgnees and win be continued Friday and Saturday as
the stock is large. Sold in lots to suit dealers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

THE FACES OF MANY PERSONS ARE DISFIGURED
and rendered almost repusye by what are generally
called The subscriber volunteers eradicate Thorn
In week letter. post paid, containing ST. addressed to
DR.. Reble, will be promptly attended TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL-PATENT
VI power machine manufactured gold leaf &c.-The su-
perorty this article hand beaten leaf will appear
using, by its perfect Of texture srengtk
cash prices Extra heavy edge and buynish god
per pack usual vi PALE 70 % per pack god foil per
R. b. RUGGLEs, patentee and manufacturer, No.
Trumble street, Hartford Conn. Once in New York No
2s Fulton street. at the store Of c. Rker bookseller and
publisher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

THE NEW YORK FOUNDRY AND IRON RAILING
Company-PTt up exclusively in every style and q al
rves warranted to be staunoh durable and
cal than any Other Every Kind Of castings light heavy
shops. at the lowest prices Brackets door and window
guards and every other article in the smith, railing
foundry line promptly furnished Specimens in sections
&C., at their warerooms NOS 9 and u Duane street few
North river.
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A UcTIoN NoTICE-THos; BELL, AUCTI0NEERs-
~ BY W 8. INGRAHAM.-Thursday, at lOa o'clock, in
the saesrooms 10 North William street very valuable
and extensive sale Of superior household furniture and
articles Of ali descriptions by virtue of mort
gage Also large lot Of dry goods and pledged Articles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

ArOTICE-BINGHAMS' LINE.-THIS IS TO GIVE
notice that have retired from tho transportation
the Pennsylyana Canal and railroads between
PittsburR Phadephia and Baltimore and we recon-
mend our former who wish to ship goods BY the
above route patronse Leech Cos and the Penn
sylvania and Ohio lines. BlNGHAMS DUN.
'phiIadephia. March T. 1854.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
LII PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE DIVORCE OF
"A Mrs. Naldi Shanghae Oscar Shanghai will please
this day at No. Dey street. The man from High
Bridge Is employed a. counsel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

UCTIoN AND COSTLY no ;,, IN
Thursday March at l0k O'Clock the splendid furni
ture in house No ~ Hammond street. Blsecker con-
sstng Of parlor furniture French satin
brocate mahogany suit in plush costly brocatele and
lace window curtains richly carved etesere with plate
oval and pier glasses marble top bureaus and
steads richly decorated mantle and vases ee
CANT oil paintings by old masters; splendid china dinner
dining and extension tables dining arm chairs Lounges
and bedding fine woolen blankets rich eounterpanes
hogany and maple chairs rocking and easy chairs chill
glass ware &c The furniture has been used but short
ing OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

WINDOW GLASS AND HOLLOWwARE, OF ALL
descriptons-Sheet glass; from 42x5O and ssx62 down
with assorted ass JsoisGn Mcnros and Hank; o.nds
ecevng and for SALE direct from the factories BY RICH
ARDS BROTHERS, 256 Pearl street, New York, and
outhwest Of Front and Arch streets Philadelphia
TxTET COUNTERPANES, TABLE LINENS, LINENS
w linen sheetings and toilet refnished-Extraor
binary large size counterpanes
worth s double dam.sk table linen yards vide only q
6 worth g.; heavy linen sheeting az yards vide only
&c. yard large sSe French toilet covers S. Cd. and ~
linen napkins large siss Ia dozen f.ngsd doiii:s
Wholesale prices It G. c. BURDETTS cheap Wholesale and
retail goods 9l Grand street. Of Mulberry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

NrRw LINE OF sTAGEs-BETwEEN HoBoKEN AND
IN HAckensaok-commence 70 run on Thursday next
March 1884, starting from the Washngton hsn Hec1
'1'sS>' sNys MAHLER 4 GOELZ, Projectors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

GOLD LEAF-FIRST QUALITY, LOWEST RATES,
" wholesale and retail at the mandatory, No John
street. WM HADDON
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DEFEATING OF OLD WARE EQUAL TO NEW AND
~ warranted All metal articles plated and gilded Or
at the Office No 2 At John street, up stairs win be
tended to.
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Court or General Sessions.


E,IPAhNELMENT OF THE GRAND JURY FOR THE MARCH
TERM-CHARGE or THE COURT.
MARCH THE court resumed its sitting to-day at the
usual hour, and after the Grand Jury had been en-
pannelled and several disposed Of adjourned ios
the day.
quorum OF the Grand Jury having been oo'ainea
about IL O'Clock the Clerk Mr. Vanderrort procesuea
10 administer the oath prescribed by law and tne
ing gentlemen Grand Jurors Tor tae 'Len
term
p Fl. Holt, Foreman. William Boosten,
William T. Aims seabuIy pIen ntI;.
Henry Concklin. BcnJaminn =. 1sso's
Thomas ]. Cumming. John W, pu nh
7 oran-n uoses Francis Leland.
John w. Miller. lehry y Soaiian'
Ward Newman. LINUS scu9ae e..
Theodore A. Heyer. george ID. Whitneiu.
II "a md
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-10
[No. Ae5.

mo. 4e5.
NOTICE of WITHDRAWAL private entry Of
lands lying within heen miles on each nds OF The
o ths proposed from sHErvKrorT, LousfAs TO
yIcKssrps, MissIsssrr.
In behalf OF The Interests
Of me meuuoned
and uni the IN
sy 81 ys.x nerf ths public lying hheen miles to
Of OF said
road b,ins towns be withheld from sale
entry which excluded from The
operation OF special insirncon 20 that purporf
have accordingly the proper land oncs 70 wis
In the district of lands subject se Moraon, LosrsAr
so-fA Of tke Lase avid eaff Of The -sTdar
Townships hesn, sixteen, sevsntesa eshieen, ninsen ana
twenty, Of range. one 20 sir, inclusive .-.. -.
fourteen, hneen, s,rteen, seventeen, efn'',
and twenty, of range seven - -.
Townships hsen, srteen, seventeen, eghfn sho
nineteen Of ranges eight 70 fouricen, inclnsve
Townships sIscen, of range bheen
korft e5 tass krs a.d rsss Of fAs .nerisssn-
Townships hsn srteen ssvestssn eighteen, ntneeen and
twenty, Of ranges 70 nvs, inclusive
subject sale N.ToHrrooHr Ions
Iass, vxs
No~tke Of A, bossh hns and roesf Of The ne-fdian.
Township sen, SIXTEEN eighteen, nineteen, and
Given ande nv hand At oaee city of Wash
inror, this i7th day ~ December, lsSa
ny order of the President -. =.
Commissioner Of General Land ofsc..
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No 49sI


NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private swtSy Of
fssn miles each sde Of the route
OF proposed from Gains Landing The Mss-pp
res Akansss and Ful,en hs Tersn hsun
line, md is brrpchs. At Csmdsn.
In urgent behalf Of The Interests
proposed aud BsssoHss sscve mentioned, s
h instant pubic lands the andsrnensened
fsen miles, tsreshouA on ranh sds o.
hrsnehes b- withheld from sale W ny ercepsrsd
cisis, which ercinsed from iee orsncn !" ms
noc. land districts IN me- Stale Of An
sAssss, 10 witt
Ia the district of subject 70 sale st Hrlss.
so.sl 81 fls ef ias ah Ts7neFsi raera-
Townships IL IA "a IS fraction q e Of range
so,aa ofth, of fss aA rrinerai ~eds~s
Townships H. IA 10 IA IS Of ranges = 2 and
In the district subject TO sale At cH.nAasotr
so- ofts ef fhs taA rrincra ~sr'aa-
Te~rsips H. IA IA a. IS, and l Of ranges 9, 10 ~
'eq To,n.hip ~ IA 10 is ia and aa ef ranvs n
Townships ~ "a IS s n, Is ~ snd No. ofrahs's ~ 10
ro-a.sips H. IA ia "a rs, rs, and II, Of rang. TO-
Townships n, ~, ~, IA, and IS, Of range ~
In IN. disuc, cflands subject LrrrIs Roox
serss ofs bare ne fi priHcira rns&s--
To~nssps . and 4, oC range ".
Township- a. Z, =, S, 9, ?, and 8, Of rangr II . =
To~nshps q s, 7, aud 10 Of ranges a. - 40, she
In the district of subject 20 sale nj Wssuroros
sc.as the ard rpssf Of s iA pr-eFa ssesen
To~nsh,,s s, g, 7, I. ., and 10. of range is
To~,sn,r~ and 10, q 10 ~ ~ -
Township. IL ~ "a Ia and IS, Of ranses ~ ~ w. ~ ~ 70,
nd ".
rsw,sh,p~ lo H. ia Ia and a. o ranges ~, 80 ~, and
Tc~n.hip~ TO- M, IA, and ~, nfr range 9
owen hard n the General isno 'me" e'U -"
tp,,nn this day of JaasErys 'seA~
By order Of the rre~sAensi ,oux uru aox
Jan s-i.~isv commsssors' Of ne osnsr'i Land o"e'
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sss~osF@Sns os punoa thGn viii bO received
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Mr. HAblLlN Not al all They are 10 be serled
according 10 The contracts and The FiTs Comptroller 10 70
counts and settling them ia precisely the way thai
they would have been settled by the original board II n
had continued in existence
The motion being agreed TO, the Joint resolution was then
taken up and considered ia committee OF tbe whole
No amendment being made il reported 10 the Senate
and ordered 10 pass TO third reading and BY unanimous
consent, Il was read a third time and passed.
BUSINESS.
Mr. STUART MIR President a bill was pending al
TIE o adjournment days ago. which was called
up my Suggestion, and which suppose Is now among
the unfinished business desirons OF having taken
up and acted this morning and therefore thai
lbe Senate now proceed 10 the consideration oil the bill
10 enable the United States make OF the solar COM
pass ID The public surveys
Mr FOOT. Mr.. PresideRi, il am not mistaken, thai
bill is upon the private calendar am coHects
Mr. STUART That is The question called II up
the other day or that purpose, bat It's consideration was
objected by the honorable from Delaware,
the ground that Il was mol private bill think i is
doubtful whether il is or not.
Mr FOOT. was desireus OF learning whether il was
on fige private calendar not
Mr. STUART. There is no separate calendar but on
prvale-bill day called up and its consideration was
objected by the honorable senator from Delaware be-
cause il was not private BILL and the Senate adjourned
while II under consideration. should like 10 have
II disposed Of,
Mr. FOOT | will make one more application to the
honorable senator from Michigan 10 allow me 10 call up
the bill standing upon The question OF lis passage de
sire to make one more effort 10 get vote OF The Senate
upon that bill
Mr. STUART have no objeclon--that is, do not
wish nerpose any objection 10 the consideration oil
the bill TO which the honorable senator audes although
be will recolect that II has had several days in course
already.
Mr. FOOT They have been very short days, or rath-
small parts OF days, and IL has uniformly given way
10 The consideration OF other business.
Mr. STUART. will yield 10 him.
LANDS roR THE INDECENT INSANE
The bill making grant OF land for the benehi OF IN
dgen insane persons then taken up, debated, and
passed.
SENATOR VERMONT.
The Senate then resumed the consideration OF the
oluon in relation TO the right OF Mr. PHELPS 10 a seat
In the Senate, and
Mr. PHELPS concluded his speech thsreupon
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion by Mr. FOOT, the further consideration
thereof was postponed snlil tomorrow
And the Senate proceeded 10 the consideration OF ex-
esu,ye business and after lime spent therein the
doors reopened, and
The Senate adjourned.
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THURSDAY, MARCH .. 1884

The House met at i2 O'Clock, m
Prayer by the chaplain Of the House
The journal Of yesterday read and approved
Mr. kITTREDGE asked leave 10 present the raan6h-
strances of citizens in New Hampshire s&ansf the repeal
of he Mssour Compromise proposed in the bill in
frsduced by Senator Douglas
Mr.. RICHARDSON. / object, The petitions can BE-
presented under the rule.
Mr. DEAN made an Intellectual attempt 10 introduce
resolution requesting the Committee on F0suiEn A1ain
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Mr.. STRATTON presested the joint resolution OF ih'
legislature OF New Jersey, requesting their representative
in Congress their efforts TO procure appropra
on OF $500 200 improve the navigation along the se'
shore from the point al Sandy Hook TO CAPE May re
fsrred 10 The Committee on Commerce
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-12
Late From santa Fe.

The Weekly Gazette of the Goth July gives
an interesting account of the arrival, at Santa
Fe, of the Indian agent, Dodge, with deputa-
ton Of forty-two Navajos, who had come in to
hold talk with the Superintendent of Indian
Affairs.
The "talk" was got up in the public square
with great ceremony, and terminated in the In
dams promising to behave themselves for the
future, not to steal themselves, and to arrest
and bring in all the "bad men, they might
find doing so.
The Santa Fe papers bring us more accounts
of skirmishes with the Indians. We copy what
the Gazette Of July lst says of the progress Of
the Jicarilla war, and Of the part taken therein
by Lieut.. Col. Cooke:
"This gallant officer was left in command Of
headquarters, during the absence Of Gen. Gar
land, since the first week in May, and had the
direction of the campaign. The numerous ex
petitions that have gone into field show how
activehe has been. He dispatched Lieut.. Bell To
the eastern frontier of the Territory towards the
Mescalero country, who completely secured
that region, and he also set on foot the expedi
ton into the Rocky mountains after the Apa'
ches, and which Major Carlton so gallantly car
ried out.
eve likewise learn that Col Cooke, a few days
ago, sent another expedition into the field IN
der Major Blake, 10 pursue the Apaches, who
were said to be collecting near Fort Massachu-
sets. We have learned an interesting fact in
relation to the fight at 0jo Caliente creek. II
appears the Indians had selected that place for
general fight, as it was very strong in front
and could not be turned without march o.
several miles. Col. Cooke saw this, and he re
solved to foil them by bold maneuvre. he
ordered Lieut. Bell, with his dragons, to charge
up the rocky ledge, which he performed in fine
style, the horses clambering over almost mac
cessible rocks, and dashing into the front line
of the enemy, drove them from their position
This saved general fight and no doubt pre-
served many valuable lives.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-12
Later from Valparaiso.

New York, august ll,-By the steamer En-
pire Civ, we learn that French war steamer
captured Russian brig Of five hundred tons bur-
den, from Havana, off Valparaiso, and towed her
into port.
The United States corvette 81. Mary's paid a
visit Of a few days 10 Valparaiso. General Flores
was received on board with salute, &c. During
her stay il is reported her battery was offered 10
the United States consul, in whose house natu-
ralized American citizen had taken refuge from a
Chill prison. The affair appears TO have been
quietly settled.
Business at Valparaiso was quite nominal and
but little doing. The harbor was very bare Of
shipping.
Dates from Ciudad, Bolivar, and Venezuela 10
the 10Th ult, mention great agitation there in con.
sequence Of political troubles. Business had
stopped, and the place was being fortified. Yes.
sells from the United States were being searched
for Gen. PaeZ.