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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-30
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
The T0sthevn Light Af1afr.

UNlrLD STATS DISTRICT ATrORNErs OFFICE.
DIV. 27.Mr Dillingham;, Secretary of coloao Packer
~. French, Minister Henipo,eatary or Nicaragua was
arrested ~ II O'Clock bcrg concerned IL tic recent
flibusteing expedition. The Dfs.rct Attorney dcnando
1000 bail
AT O'Clock Nr. French md Mr. III. {. West, counael
called at the Office and Mr.. West claimed for Mr Jsnv
hmm diplomatic privileges the sccre.a r. ofC a. prtaoh
hr. Joachimascn said that when Mr.. HitnsA 4. was
arrested hc did not enter such plea aud Ia !. n i.
could only BE- treated as any American citisca
Mr. french said that Mr.. " Il. Cutting ani NJ We.
bad been opgagod ~ hs COUNSEL and ~aIod the opoor
tunlty 90 test the question Of diplomatic phi ecs on
Ia ahcaa corpus
VT. Icechircsscn insisted upon bail being gycn
Ir. West said they would give bail WITH the under
standing that they did not waive tie right Of habeas
corpus.
ar. Joschmssen aid that he had rea = ., tceye the
Attorney General would send opinion a. 10 whethrr
Nr French conld bo issfuly arrested and that decision
would htar materially on the Of Dillingham;.
The District Attorney coincided with Mr. Joachir,asen
and said that the object Of the government wa 20 brca
up the expedition. lie Understood that meeting had
been held last evening In tho upper part Of the city AL
that parties connected with Mr. French wcre there ami
plfn was adopted - carry out the expedition.
Mr. French rcnied any tnowlsdgc OF such meeting II
he had, he you'll have told the District Attorney He
w cut od from his hs usehoIi any Who woalJ I0in
such n scbefne
Nr. IE.liugham ordered - and ltl
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BruohIyu City News.

G"foHyD itoAvr-r CDNycUD.--Y Yesterday .isose-
Jhompson ALA james Busch, c0lorcl lDdis!auai was
,Ied an Indictment for bgsmy IN tho Court sfGene-
raj Sessions. II appears that h. iaarre TO white
add pretty god looking woman. nanei F.en Vaughn on
ihs l"fa OF .apffmber last Tho Rev. T. r. Jhnson AZ
hcLtei on ths OCCASION ue immediatiy afe- renoyrd
" aonnecteut With hD white ve, where he arrest
~ ana brought back a warrant ksuri ot fAE coin
pisint "a his eoinoi wife - hon be td L faarr~i
sare years pfeviou,iy ansy whom h bal three chH
ffen Ib- two marriages bCng proved, tho >nasnLan,
sss oshyctai AID eBctd - lie SA'c Yrfn sof fss
term OF three years and fgnr month. Thc wots.su
Nsrqhn raa aware o, The fact that Bach hAa l.ek
rie living whom she naried bat she sad Hhc lsyoi lin
es.tsr tAan abs could AAy sAte nan, ani united her
& crtuncs With his.
~ jour As.ArtT ~ sFpna ~ es,ne4y oaas-s Bis
'e ad isy q tie Firs, rss'r. Police 1res,eI Aa.us
Na;ionsA, seoor4 ra,e u As sag 3oatAararon. ying
y y stream od Tbofnss 5o>i urxa g Sarra.t u.aron
- nhar9ed, IN cop<ct1ou @sa tao n-st fnaia 1ith
hsfi seriously ss.asl,ae sailor aaiaef JaAsa Wait
Esy ID lhca fhfosms h@a cTcftocrl s. The aailof ~am
picl. rp ~ ths hands II siocy Gn1 p.4rss On the
vsAf' sbefe be wAs taken IN ezrzs ~ tbs azsso oH
esf DO eonvsysf hlr - the station hyae 4 spseAfs
f2fb4''y In oxicssS ofi4re3 - T. ls pOfk ~ fke
rstf ,s'A No; obcytng ofics Er1s'f ha wa Lissi a
down Ara pitched oserbo&gi fhs fru4 iaate ~hsss
nssos sfurtcf. escape 6sDsiion an A.eDsu.g alag
i1unf - beard, arrested s. Egi4n1 cesA y
Irtr srsisN The latter. - gAhaEg.f b. J4sf.sa
rmiin lhe shlp aai'ea yts'eiay NJ ~rnpgn All 4 i
snJetse that Fufter soacei1 sScwi.ess On bari
Ntl'Dey "a. tstiy hurl ie = ,s!A unS4 ,rsasss. Al
tie tati n house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28

70 THr KnirOH on fHr NV ioY1 HURALp.
have rsd 10 yoaS ssssIss, r@rs, a. slso In .>uss
o,lsis, - ssfral hr'sr,sssg reaks sBA ,lsyss
leuFos fesf~erpK Ne causs, osss.s q ths s,aa
a e srirsue rtgons u hs ys.e b. slsli ~ oar 10
;snirni at in's,Fsi navigator. IN. ssas.
HgHi~Si, 10 hs H'~sauos IN ysahlnz = ne shsss
Afsfssi s5eSss far is tansrass % 4 hsa, - soh,
sys snA ths.s he ugtds-sA fefilya q ths h~>s
lai hAf rerstfaigd la'o ths ,.ss,lG ssxsas rovss
- ~ nia'isr a 10 s1te '.sases ~ po.ss shsrs 10
.ssiss mo Ma nsssosEhesv a. ~ rAAsTr fsxtgas -
slse@. fbers thHk 10 sNaAs ~ ~ wasTs bstnr
unafwN n%ag Ds = ~. ~ Sy~n snelg-t AMI slsf-
sf-l ~ an rsnstss sAs = scp-fsay Aaro nes ~ o.
lsnas IN Wat fsAf ists f8gfsas u sars.. ysenfng
t,t a pe0rie raj inhsN 'has is.antsf Ars
ny b. igtf hnf sJsaAllDx ihss 1ofnsss IL
v tsis fAas u.sst MAJ - Yo&saa st 80 e1sfS.ss
p.- nsy usFt rsstabs - i1it kars hssr io.a .sas
eM'4 cAcsts liAa ts - s~pss kAg8 esf4stt9 .aass<.
~ hfiiRnf fsJs a - aarsfa t~1mAs sg4ta-v,
/ hareniufoDs s&FAgstls . faniU sgen So w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28

IL tnies sale, svgr-yirx ssiesssr v.yins. iS~ut-
cf1fssna4nx q ~ tsfrJ@ta, Nats isliinsose tssa 70
FsFt-A, htuvsf a nn Dgf' ysses1ay ra1va1g fhs
hAasbs "a rs = her s<seert % n f.errytsss f4rr,
,sapr&E&iDg q !. hrs@ss fsr4ssr.Mai fAaa. cs~a1
ssi .yfvt - l. nfryna1 Msslf.s n 49, - fasx.
fAslsst le1--s,vftsH aryxs fsevf4sl, Is< -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
TIIlRTY-FOURJH CONGRNss.
rIRsT sEssIoN.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27, 1s5J.
There were only about twelve thirteen members
present. few petitions were presented when after
short Executive session. the senate adjourned till Mon
fav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
BILLIARDS.

UpuJfARD TABLES. WE ofrrg FOR SALE A TtyP
ID stock with newly invented rlaion- Which has glrsa
~rirs,el ana arc preferred 20 an OBJ RI vNsa
wifi Do well 10 .1d eNamue tj bbles khpnti "a
siorl notscc. qzlffITR DAcksA, 20 Ann stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
Tbs Frsnkila ExpsaitSon Under s,r Edward
BsJehrr-Tbs AbasASnssse est of IN. fTsct In


snes the rseens rseos1y q u< Bdsish sstIartsv nip
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tie yasAe. botA n houa 40 airnad aaiatay ~
f9us sstBow Al isss - ksec.Dei rss,lre y ths
srptalSon ~hich ;sru.naisA n'of'Eaais'y . tho
ono.rs IN cararnaas, ant u A. part ~ interested.
IL hh year Is,a. tbs ssverEmen, q EnsaSl setsr
mined h s4sse Gngier sost 10 searching ias - remains
q ihAs bfars exporss, ~ John ifaA&4n aoct whass
ass thts serns ~ - - fn5sssy. Ngcar. C,ilns
sod sri ei' Aws'A IesssF ysDssr1si 70 ths Arctic
regions sas male rnlsy s4i4Abs ds4grsfie nv 80.
ssl,--she riosssr. Resos,e. 1aie@nes, Issssy4 ssi
irvss'srs,or--vsr. srsye IL ,af ssansss tass. TAfs
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49, Ths rtga -, bssAs hs ioria q = saaiiy y
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ADyERqISENENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
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VI A mail Dag IL an opllon.e II human life.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
REsTAURANTs.

GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS THIS DAY ASD
w dur1g tie week NJ CD antsn tIoct DtNMAS.
SrpE MANHATTAN HOUSE SUPPER Rooms, 3g,
i Boytry, bet Houston aud stanton sreets--iAdirs
gcn,lenen visiting balls tbeaTcs vi hing breskns
dinner supper viii Ind this easA hTens de
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-28
THE INDIAN FAIRY BOOK,
illustrated by John MciNnnn vol limo Price ST. Full
gilt. gilt edges, 81 TO-

illustrated by John McI0nan vol limo Price 81. Full
gilt. gilt edges 81 %.
L. The celestial sisters 1hs boz who a
sun. B. Strong desire and the Red The wonder
eu exploits Of Grasshopper. the Of the
ing Star 6. Gay Eagle aud his ve brohers Z The
g. The origin OF the robin bite
six ssns: 10 sheen, the forssken boy H. The magic
bundle. 1e The Red Swan. 10 The with bis leg tied
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The that crossed the rs. wunzh the father
Of Indian
We collection OF Indian fairy legends which
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patch.
The story the celestial sisters with which opens equals
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Poet
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COAL.

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~ nih he Peach Orchard from tie most approved mines
prepared o teet ordcr at ~ cents ton css than The
or sale Lchirn che genuine artce) Gum
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NEWSPAPERS.

MERIcAS ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
IA No 4of FRANK LEsLIEs Illustrated Newspaper will
be ready Saturday morning. at all the depots
.aining TIE following ensrayiDgs.-
Arrssiing The Steamship Northcrn Light.
Portrait OF General Wnker.
Dr. Beaews Church, Four;h avenue, Consecraied Cr
Day.
PortTai al DR. Be,lews
Wreck of The Steamship Crescent City.
Constr xurinr the Iiait.
Group of Politicians In The Rotunds at Washington
Pierce his Cabinet Discussing enira American Affairs
Extraordinary Fight with Panther Cats.
laying Foundation Stone OF Trinity Church. Hobokcn.
Searching Persona Arrested a. Police staious.
Reception OF the Amoskeag Veterans nj jersey City Ferry,
New york.
Attack of spanish Schooner on British wrcckcrs.
Gymnsslc institute.
Laura Reenc's variotles--Opensng Night.
An Opinion AS IL an Upinon.n
Sidewalk Traps.
Fureria DrcEeea.
DevelcYement OF tie Muscle Of tic Arm BY Gymnasc "a.
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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-08-01
Mr.. Branch, the Democratic Candidate.

Mr. Branch, it is well known, did not seek the nomination
for Congress; but having been nominated by the friends
of all the other gentlemen spoken of for the honor he
cepted matter of duty to party and to the country
He has been actively engaged in the canvass for many
weeks and he has borne himself in such to
increase the confidence and esteem of his friends and
mand the respect of his opponents No man say that
any thing little low has characterized his efforts before
the people.
Brother Democrats shall elect hin,-that is settled
and conceded by the opposton but let do so by
majority worthy of the crisis and of the To the polls
thcn with accordl The day for argument is nearly
over. Glorious old Nash will give him ONE THOUSAND
majority-what say the other Counties.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-08-01
X. N. Platform.

There various questions that must inevitably arise in
the administration of government which the r. n
Platform is silent What the sentiments of that party
regard to the public lands, the tariff u S. bank, the
subtreasury foreign relations, &c. g., Who knows2
Why don't it te On slavery it takes every ground both
for and against and Mr. Rayner tried to split the
difference and be both for and against and neither at the
time We ask them about national bank and they
reply, "Down with Cathoicsp' We enquire about the
tariff, and they say, "D-n the foregners p We ques-
lion them about the public lands, and they cry, "Down
with Catholics and foregners We inerrogae them con-
enng the sub-treasury, and they shout, Curse the
pasts and reigners and this is all we can get out OF
them "Papss and foreigners" and few profane expe-
Ves are the only words in their vocabulary Opposition
N"papsts and foreigners" the only planks in their
PLATFORM the only principles they embrace VIII the peo-
pie go bndy into the thus set for them? No,
lhe End of August will afford the last that will shine
on such pesenaf ism in North Carolina. 1t may grope
r while in its native darkness, but it will more
daylight .,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-08-01
Can FREEMEN be driven z

The Know Nothing Constitution for North Carolina pro-
vldes, first that every Know Nothing shall be solemny
sworn to obey in all things political the will the majority
though the majority be only and that rascal
secondly that every Know Nothing, thus sworn shall
for the candidates of the Order for all Offices legislative
executive, and judicial thirdly, that every Know Nothing
who shall refuse thus to VOTE shall be reprmanded
tured In the of his brethren the Lodge and
fourh that every Know Nothing who shall vote against
candidate of the Order shall be expelled and shall be
"pubshed as eurer and taitor nsoorthy the notice
regard Of good men,"
This then, is the estimate which Mr. Rayner Mr.. Miller
Mr. keade Mr. Shepard Mr. Reid Mr. Peter F. Pescud and
the like have placed upon the intelligence and manhood
the people of this State. citizen who belongs to this
DER and ho dares to cote he leasesfor that is it,
nothing else-s to be branded Gas perurer traitor
and to be treated personally with contempt by the Know
Nothing leaders, He is to be smiled upon if slave but
avoided and scorned, if q freeman!
Do these gentlemen suppose that such system as this
can succeed in North Carona Why, the bare supposon
is an insult to people The descendants of the
who composed the Congress of Hafax-of the men who
declared independence at Charlotte and maintained it with
their hearts best blood at Guord Court House. Eutaw
Kings Mountain and the Cowpens, sunk low be
capable of being thus driven to the polls sheep to the
shambles by canters Pharsees hypocrte and depaved
and broken down demagogues! 1t be- Fifty thou
sand freemen on next Thursday will thunder NO ming
hing their contempt and with their sounding negative
and hurting it full upon these midnight ploers against
their independence their manhood and their liberties.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-08-01
Craige,s District.

We have seen and conversed with intelligent gentle
from Mr. Craiges district who assures US that that
gentleman will be reelected by hrgemaority Bets have
been made that COL Stowe, the K n. candidate will not
get hundred votes in his county The same gentle
confirms what before stated and which the Con-
cord Gazette with aversion to truth characteristic of the
K press denied viz that the father and brothers of
COL opposed to him. and will vote for Mr. Crage
One of these brothers has openly declared that he "woud
rather have given Sam $500 than that he should have been
candidate but he is candidate, he would not have
him elected for $500"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-08-01

NEW INSTITUTE ScHooL.-We have received catalogue
" The teachers and students of New Institute school, To-
aed In redell County, from which we learn there were
40 pupils in attendance burning the last session. Though
w school has been in existence for but few years, it has
aned deservedy high reputation The principal, Rev.
Oegg is unexcelled instructor, while the cheap
and heahfuness of the place strong inducements
parents and guardians in selecting school for their
Children and wards.
also received copy of address delivered be-
the two literary societies of this school the 9Th of
a June, by Rev. N. H. D. Wilson. His theme was the
striving to form correct selfestmation, and the
SUBJECT handled with much ability.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-08-01

Bear in mind that James b. Shepard, the Know Moth
ing candidate for Congress in this District, is endeavorng
make political capital and to get votes by no"neing In
terna Improvements, the present lar, and lie DEM
ocratic Legislature which passed that Luoc.
Bear mind that James B. Shepard is also endeavoring
to make capital and to obtain votes by denouncng the
pointment of foreigners and Roman Catholics to office and
that James B. Shepard recommended the appointment
of Mr. Patrick McGowan person foreign born and Cath
oc as Mail Agent the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.
Mr. Shepard recommended him to the Postmaster General
as "hones competent, and worhyand yet Mr.. Shepard
is denouncing appointments of this character
Bear mind that James B. Shepard has admitted the
stump that if elected to the House of Representatives he
will be compelled member of that body, to vote as the
National Know Nothing Council may order him to vote or
withdraw He will be, therefore, elected not the peo-
pes Representative but the slave of the National
Council.
Bear in mind that James B. Shepard has admitted, on
the stump that his oath as Know Nothing binds him, in
a contest between honest who is not Know Moth
ing and rascal who is Know Nothing to uote the ras
cal md against the honest man But he says, he would
move after having voted for the rascal to expe hmand
again. says the rascal would be to do right and
for him. therefore, would be not to incur much risk
But what if the Council to which he applied, should hap
pen contain majority of rascas and should refuse to
expe this particular rascal for whom Mr. Shepard had
ted? And what hope sensible man have that rascal
will do right matter how strongly he may be sworn
| What does a rascal care for oath?
Bear in mind that James B. Shepard anxious to OBJ
tain the Democratic nomination for Congress; and that
he had received nomination at the hands of the Frank
linton Convention he would have accepted it, and would
have been to-day in the field doing all in his power to put
down the very faction which is now supporting himl
Freemen of the District these few of the gross in
consstencies and odous principles of the Know Nothing
candidate Can you vote for him? Will you surrender
your rights the hands of such man? Are ready
submit yourselves your interests liberties to th
keeping of who make their nominations with closet
DOORS and who are the slaves of midnight rrespon
| sble faction? Gice your ansoer at the polls!