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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

4 N,rrR,L CrRo,rrr. Tho original
rough drnf, oC the Declaration Of lndcpcn-
drncr in the handwriting Of Mr.. Jcacr'on,
pr. franklin and the elder Adams, Is pr
served in the State Department with graf
care. II has bocn framed and placed IN .
box Of black walnut, hung against the WALL
the door Of which is Of one piece abJnt two
feet square. ct certain angles Of the room'
the grain and natural marks Of the pI"c' OF
wood Of which the door is fabricated, prc-'n
ted singular appearance Without th"
exercise Of any gr,at fancy, representation
# the Battle Of Bunker Hill can be discoy-
cred, though some contend that 1t has
great rcscm sbncc 70 the storming Of Stony
Point, or the attack on Kings Mountain.
Il il quite curiosity Washington star
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

Poor ASD Coon FAEurNC. Toplant with
out manure, and ssll the crop Of thc land,
;. the poorest Of an farming bat to plant
either with manure or without, cultivate
thoroughly, coqsumc the crop on the land,
and to scyurc to it the benefit Of all thc ms-
nurc, i. the beginning Of good farming.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

Bncs JoKr. The appended negro story
coricl from southern correspondent OF
thc Boston Journal, /, not had.
General G. gave his black man
S,vucy, fund. and permission to - 4"
quarters worth or Zoology at mcnarrri',
at tlo .am, time limiting to him th' striking
affinity between the Slmia and negro race.
our sable friend -orn found himself under
the canvas. and brought tJo, in front OF
.,Iatc looking hahoan, AMI syrins The h,'p
.ualmpcl closely ,1liloquiIcd thus 4" Folks
sure. ycr born, fgpt, hands proper had
lookin. rouutcnancc. just like Niger c't.
tin Old I reckon" Then, %, ir snilcl with
a bri.ht idea. he extended hi, hand with a
genuine southern "llow dye do uncle
The ape cla.p-I the nesro's hand and shook
it long and cordially
Sauncy then piled his new acquaintance
with interrogation. as To his name, age, ua.
u,ity. and former occupation, bat clicitins
mo- replies beyond q knowing shake Of tho
head, or a merry twintlins of the eye, (the
ape was probably mclitating the S,.tway ct
tvcakinr the darkcy'' np,cl be- concluded
the apc was bound to krcp non-commiiial'
ani looking cautiously around, chuckl"I,
" lie, he, We too sharp for them, old FILLER.
Eop dwl-fy.H Jsa PcaS oNs 'r"rd "i
EagH,k. rhiis man ,rouH har, hos m y'T
hand M less ihau hr1 MINUTES"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

The name mhp is derived from the Turk
ish, and thc flower is 80 called from it. fan
cicd resemblance 10 a turban.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08
Special Notice

Agricultural Eyshlu-- and crmmuuiea.
ti,us l.r chs, department should Dr. direct
"a .. Oxford Democrat, " >lu;h Paris, Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

u-c and practice Of human origin, and live
in endless inacti0n, and at last perish Of
want
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

Although in draining land thoroughly
your purse may bc drained, yet the full
crors which follow Will sogu Oh i,upagain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

Conscience is the great lcscr book in which
all our actions arc written and registered
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08
Srnnn,nsh In the Rnwl.

Previous IN the American Revolution, an
Indian. vhohid Lrn converted IN ChrIs.
tanity under Elliot, happened in town dur
iu: Sunday AMI feeling to reverence tho
day, WI. imr.ll,l l,y the dictate Of ,mtyt ~
attend the church or tho whit, men. IT,
entered the house hut no onrwi.hingt 10 hn
contaminated. by contact with tho Indian,
hc WIS lcr o. stand alone in on" of tho
ai,lc-. The preacher commenced AMI went
through bis routine uf -sr,irc. At tho cnr-
rlu.ion the Indian molrsty lin~l mp hi'
yoirr and requested lihriy to pax. Il
wa. request that cruli NOT we'll lo i'nioi.
anil IL was plainly enough discovered that
the consrrrltico hai curiosity O. hear
vhatthcrclmau hai tosly. llro0mm'nc"i
and rrht,l ,hc history Of HE conversion to
th, christian hith From thi- cUroor,lvi
n cyhurt the people. IT, hai burning
thoughts. and l.inc related in tb' artlos'
simplicity or Dc. soul, be- boon lr1urhttnrr
rrlu almost every cyr.
Nshc concluded, the rar.an dr''"niri
from do, deck aul approached thc Indian
"IIowi,itrn.sillr," " ailthrTrDn, that
YOU. nm uututorrd -arr, having np oiu-
cation. possess the power so greatly to alIrrt
nv hcarrr. d. even o. briu. them to tclr.
while I. AN ordained minister of Christ, who
have received q regular theological education
after preaching many y,ars, wa- never ahlo
q, move them in thi. mannrr2' co. r.
rligl the Indian. cit hc an very plain
You come hrr,-hrin. silver bowl, all very
nir,-and silver .vuon 100 handsome hat
y,u have mn uccota,h in dc howl Nou
give the reorl, nothing ,' cat Bot. .r''r
lirty Indian, come hrr-hrinr rr'atwo"'lon
howl AMI wuvl.n spoon but bring sue
ro,a.h In my BOWL bring dr people some
thin. o. sit. Dcy glad to rrt it-l'y 10
All mn,rr-no satisfied with looking NJ
Ic silver bowl. bring them thc bread ct
lif-dcv cat. / lrins them thr waters ot
.,lutipn-,lcy drink and dry - glad hey
rry for iy-dcy hlc,. Gai and h. thankful.
You on to de fountain or living waters AMI
nm YOUR howl drn Your rroplc glad o.
como hcr,-dcn dcy no NOR ro sleep To hear
YOU preach. rCou-rcationaltst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08

DEATH NY yIoLEscE--A BoY RBUTALLY KILLED.
Coroner oDonnell vas called upon yesterday % hold
inquest upon the body ~ boy fourteen years II sgr
named William H. Powers, residing At 30. 10 Wilett
street who 70 his death from blow the head,
Inflicted with club IN tho han .. q rosdics =,
present unknown II APPEAR a. fai a. coad ascer
tain that on Tuesday evening" the deceased stand
ug A. the corner a Broone aud Wiett street q h.
knocked down and bruta ally beaten ~ fuAns
came out y grocery tie neghborhoad one ~ Tho
nsaIaBs struck him blow the bead with cigb
rendering him aimos, rens.sss Deceased etsNlcd hpge
well he could and then wont ~ bed lie began -
grow very weak, when his parents thought proper %
scnd for doctor Medical aid vas q NJ ssaii, a BE-
gradually became and Al . clock the following
yesterday morning he expired. Prom the eyif"nqe
before the Coroner 4 appeared hat he dsceasct
along with other boys amusing ihstns.ivra q;
bdnhfe 10 front at tha grocery stre oe Fatfiek
tampbslI corner ~ Nllstt aud Bfopme streots
md ione young rDwaies from another section = ihe
.ard 10 The melee briekbsis AMI othnT niasica refe
thrown against camp pbAis store sonsshat damaging hia
plguises he znd r.tnnnairae1 Nlth iLe boys
upon uoir conduct and en4Tnyorei 80 make thssn ose
Il -yo'. Ine decsAasd cared spuh Mt leave t1s
ground Tor trivial reason, uhsn sone 0ns from
Camptcs place up And struck him be bnaA
wifh club. Ope - he ~iinessss tsstihe that g tha
~ ofls leIisf Campbell wa the man Who inflicted ths
fa'fI tloW white 1,hsfs, WHO brought uIen the
stand u opinion tina. 4 ngt him but .ons
who loud from his saIaon or store
Tho cass not clneilled last ereuing. C9rp1cr
oIonne being obliged 70 ~ ourn The $50 la eonse.
ucnec u tho nonAttsndenee a sors important witness
A warrant issaed Zoe the arrest Il Campbell wha,
a. icing taken int custody mot sifennoasiy dsnss
br ying struck the bios.
Ibe police sre nov engaged ~ ss.Ains t-,ssiblo. al
he tart,s. phs coucsruei la ths aoEhss0n u ts
griasoUs wrong
YarAL Accrnssr.
An inquest uss held yessrdNy ppm ~. b-dy a w
atft thirteen Jrafs ~ age uAred Irassts, ~ha wAf
ALLIED yesterday morniog " b~ns esaghi IA so a..
rhlery the fIupige doof sfActofy ~. s Wet
fhlrt eth street The dessAsed .iapioysd ihe
abre plrrs snd whie a, woss yeserdsy eanght W
the bs, q piece q roaehsSefy n - .rosoa 'v''y
Nesdiei aoosfdingiy
yAyAL EuEsTs0 ACCIDENT
Coroner Hilton htd inqpsst upoa tle bo1y x 80
ran Chati~s ilvsr wb0 harmed - death NJ naay
~ ths stsetfing u psgenr lamp ~ tee uB tfg
~ West Forty ffst street no osepa.ea ana sip~
nafusn Il att~sss engage Ia Gliing 80 4aap
4th eula ~hsn Il ell burning bgsh - tbsnD fsfsict
n rff. nisI death rendered nrsesf 80 - ysafs
I a 80 and a native " EDsi4nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08
MARYLAND ELECTION.

BainsoRs, Nov I 1885.
Our Congressional election "a proceeding quietly. IN.
usual crowds around The poI. and the PROMISES
TO be large.
We have partial returns from several wards showing
the election Of Davis fAmetian) to Congress May
The returns received indicate the probable election
the whole American ticket in this city, aud the demo.
Gratis think such will Ia the case The will be
known beforc tomorrow.
was shot dead in a just the polls cIo~ei.
The election generaly throughout the city has passed
"a very quietly and the Votes the iatg"s, polle
Ia Frederick county, Hoffman, (American,) for Con
gress thought 10 be elected In the sandy Hook district,
In Washington county The American ticket u eiec'.d.
The Americans rejoicing tonight their vic.
tory. The dtmocfats conccdc they are defeated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08
THE DAY AFTER THE ELECTION.

APPEARANCE or THE CITY YESTERD Az.
THINGS AT CITY HALL AND on 'cHAsog--THE sew.
ARDITts DRIVEN OUT or THE saLAKoPY-EE.
JoIcPG AMONG THE MERcHAsTs-0RzAr EUsH
foR THE HgEALD-cHITcgAT AMONG THR PoLt'
TiciAss-Youso AxTHfca ovERYLows wTn JoY
-BETrTSo, ETC, ETc.
aperon ota phi osophic turn u miad the day after
,erson Il even interesting than the evcufa pcsiol
between sunrise and sunset when the votes are cast
The election ihrsugh which have as passcl "a "a
exceedingly important 10 Thousands persons phoe
personal preferences iovclred or who bop 70 get
their bread and butter for the nexi two or thrre years
.ro.a tbs nr-iy chosen heals Of de2s-Eez:s yhs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08
THE ELECTION S.
THE PROBABLE RESULT In NEW YORK.
THE RETURNS FROM OTHER STATES,
&C., &C., &c.

We give complete returns this morning, but the
actual result is not yet known According to present
appearances the whole Know Nothing State ticket is
elected There is doubt in regard to of the OIL
in this city and county, but adhere to list of
ihe candidates elect 1t reported last night that
Shepard, soft SHE'LL had beaten Clover K. NJ for Corpo
ration Counsel that Wlet soft she'll had beaten Toone
X N. for Sheriff and that Connolly hard and SOFT had
been defeated County Clerk Notwithstanding these
reports stick to list until full returns received
Wait patiently. Don't bet. Wait for the figures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08

HofIoN, No. 7. i8sb.
The royal mail steamship Ahles sailed q, ion o cleo.
this morning, With hgsIed snd eleven f..ssasess
for Liverpool and .og usfa&. shc ,ake~ cat
tBIb ocg 10 specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08
WISCONSIN ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE Nov. 7, 1855.
As could be aScertaned up TO IL 80 last night,
the vote Of this city for Governor stood-arstow, dem
$500; Bsshford, republican, 2,o33.
The city and county Is believed to give 8 900 majority
for la STOW.
Grant county gives Bahford (rep) 200 majority, and
elects republican Senator and three Repre- entayes.
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Los. or Two Lake propeller. with all ..
Board.
BcyrAlo. Nov :, lss.

HiFALp- Wow I, 1870.
The proresrs Omer Paohs and Del. were lost In
gale sunday night on Lake Michigan IN shcsoyy.n.
All board last. Vessels aa1 carx.ea vrr. Ia.
sured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08

TnR RECEsT wRFCK AT HouAs gpaCH-TouR or
TDE BODIES WASHED ASHORE.

rgFAN NfItA0t, N0v, D TOO
-Four Of The n tbs schooner Jadgs ilsr recently
east A~ay ihis beach vcfe found % saturday LY
of The villagers ono u Tho vieias corn.&ius
Longntrest, native a this place NE name, a tho
Others eosA not b. asccrisiDei. wRtcKtp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoAHD.
fmiApfyTnA. sof. !, 1850.
Stocks better. fennsslyAnia state Tires 81 E@adHx
a9A inng lssni u Morris Canal Al y Penn ivsssA
Railroad, IL
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TELEGRAPHIC.

NfOur towns 10 lear vbfcn aud 10 seven
hundred TO the republican majority.
CArfARsvGus COUNTY. %
FncoTTsyiiR Nov. In this county the recent elec
ton nest between the fusion aud American par
ties. The latter win have majority the State ticket
Of about 500 The American candidates for Assembly
have also probably been elected, together with Mr.
weleb, {Ametican) Senator.
COUNTY
Canandaigua Nov. THE contest between King and
Ieadey Is very close The Americans have elected their
County Clerk, sheriff and Judge by about hundred
majority.
COUNTY.
Ithaca Nov. THE entire American ticket Il elected
by about 800 majority.
wETtHEIR corSTY.
yoSEns, Nov 7--The vote In wes,cbcster county has
not yet been fully ascersincd. Dr. Brandreth will have
small majority in the county, and i believed 70 be
elected over Ferdon, the Amssican noaiIce.
rIsrm COUNTY.
poughkcepsie, Nov. 1-rster county gives the Aneri-
can state ticket !, 400 majority.
WAYNE COUNTY
Newark, Nov The republicans have carried every
thing by about ], coo majority.
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savaNs.n, NV, q, 1860.
The steamship Florida arrived here from Se~ Yots ,hs
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

The returns OF the election yesterday from ali but nine
towns, give Gardner II, ,s2s plurality. Tho Americans
have so elected the Lieut. Governor Secretary Of state
Treasurer, Auditor, and Attorney General, by about
1o,Co0 plurality.
Chaee, American is elected 70 Congress IN the Tenth
district by about 900 plurality.
Tho House stands iT9 American 80 democrats, IS
wings, II republicans and liberals. The Senate far
known stands 23 Americans and II of AL ether deno
minntons,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS.

Comptroller JOHN T. GILES. i. Know Nothing.
Sheriff. JOSEPH II. ToosE. Know Nothing
County Clerk .Rc'd B. Connolly. Hard and Soft.
Street Commssio JOSEPH s. TAYLOR Know Nothing
Com. Rep. and Supplies Nath. Selsh Hard and Soft.
Corporation Counsel . LOUIS N. GLOVER Know Nothing.
Governor of Almshouse IsAAc J. OLIVER Know Nothing
q .... c. Cody (iuuther. .Ha rd She'll
CITY Inspector GEo w. MORTON Know Nothing.
Judge sup'e CT rg TIM f. p CowLH. Know Nothing.
:" g short term HENRY E. DAyIEs. Know Nothing.
Judge Superior Court MURRAY HOFFMAN. Know Nothing
I" 90 IL. B. WOODRUFF. Know Nothing.
Judge Common Pleas John R. Brady Hard and Soft.
Judge Marine Court A X. MAYNARD Know Nothing.
Coroner .Edwd ID. Connery Hard and Soft.
/" ............. Robert Gamble. Hard and Soft.
.............F. W. PERRY :. Know Nothing.
...............S. A. Hill. .... Know Nothing.
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rious States. The question Of temperance has ,n.
much TO ccmpeate the contest and TO render IL dsa
Of pIehibi'ory law, without receiving any substantial
strength from its friends but rather eaehery aud op.
position they have fallen under the burden.
From the Nerark AdyrrthcY Nov IL
The democracy ct this State are greatly reioccd a.
they have reason to- be, IN tho extent and competen
Of their in yrptcraya election having even OK
limited to legislative and county officers With no great
question o political policy N issue the wings manifested
great indifference, many ~ them voting at ALL aud
some voting against ftr.r party in
Of local while the opposition were united
have consequently made large gains their previous
majority in the Legislature, which viii f, ,hen
in the next three years. From the returns
us Il appears that they have elected i've OF the
nasors IN which the Senate will be composed of IL
democrats, whes and Americans. The House, from
present data will be composed o 81 democrats ~ whgs
Americans, and temperance man This Is certainly
large gain their last years majoyiy which amount
ed To Two In the Senate and twelve In the House.
Essex county maniains her whig nscendency, having
majority James Southard the democratic candi
date; and five Of the nine members Of Assembly. The
wings lose in the Fifth district where Mr. Tompkns
one in the Fourth, where Warren s. baldwin, whg, h
elected without opposition. Our delegation Ia the Az
sembly will stand thus
/. Apollos NJ Elmer, whig
2. Samuel H. Winans democrat
Q. Joseph 7. Hopping, whig
4. Warren Baldwin whg.
8. James H. Rathgate. democrat
q. George u. Doremus, democrat
7. Nehemiah Perry, whig
5. William X. McDonaId wbg. x
8. James A. Pennington, democrat
In Middlesex Martin A. Howell who supported for
the Serate by wings Americans aud temperance men, In
defeated by speer the democratic candidate by 20
majority
The other democratic candidates for the senate also
elected in burlington, Hunterdon Passac and Sussex.
In Cape May the Americans electhd their
kIYroRT, Nov. T. 1866.
elerti0n m county resultrd iaro.lv
in favor OF the democrats Patterson dem for County
Clerk has been elect cd the X NJ candidate by 6is
majority Conover dem for Sheriff. is elected Leo
nard X. NJ, by 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08
THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

Owing 70 q typogrsphca efror IN yedtefdays RETURN
-re renest the result in this District
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MORE ARRESTS FOR ILLEGAL VOTING.

MORE ARRESTS FOR ILLEG Al VOTING.
in the Thirteenth ward, Joseph walkss arrested
for Illegally voting IN that ward lie committed og
examination by Justice Wood.
John Mnilin taken into custody by tho Sixteenth
ward police, charged also with Illegal voting H.
committed for cxaminatio by Justice DAWSON.
John H. Hand arrested By the rweuty sec0ni ward
police charged with having attempted % vote without
being properly qualified. lie coIataied Jr eVamas
ton by Justice Connolly.
John McIiugh arrested on charge of influencing
william Mecusky 70 vote illegally. lie commit
ted tor exami nation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08

fcmr wards TO hear from The Know Nothing plarAlI-
MI lroJsGy ss .oss " eve Lsuana
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Tho result as TO Sheriff is In doubt-bnt Smith Is
believed to be elected
The following Aldermen are probably elected
Ward. Ward.
1st.. John Caslaw, whig. 9Th. Joseph Wilson, Dem.
3d.. Edw. j. Lowber, Ind. 9th. VIM. T. Mills, Dem.
4th .Chas c. Fowler Rep 18th. T. Bannou, DEM
Tth .Thos d. Hudson Dem.
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Il III Il l. A + l. 8 II n Il w =
sy ELECTRIC AND PRINTING TEle6aAras.
From " nal,lnRt0n.

EPI TcT or THH ELEoTioNs-THE CLAYTON. BULwxR
tn NATY RErUDIAiYD AT LoSDOH-rHE TExAa
fH.UUhTkhA KErupfArED AT WASHINGTON -0ES.
0ADs pES's RECENT COURSE ETC., Erc. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29
Our Paris Correspond encc.

PARIS, May g. 1885,
Trial Of Pidnori-His Amtecedass-His Attempt on tie
Emperor's Life the Result Of Completely uih Oilers
The Vienna Negotiatsons7Ae industrial Erhibation-
Annirersary Of the Dcoth Of Napoleoa I.
Pianoi's trial for his attempt the life Of the EN-
peror took place yesterday, and terminated in his
vcton of the crime Of parricde which condemns him
to walk bare footed to the place Of execution, with
linen shirt covering his clothes and black ven over
his face.
The Court OF Assizes devoted 10 the csedAgs,
and, as might be expected. crowded 70 excess The
prisoner though he represented himself twenty eight
years Of age had AL the appearance Of 1--WE and thirty
His features strongly lined his complexion at
swsrthy and rouge and over his whole physiognouy
played a sardonie smile which indicated man at bay
hopeless of mercy, and prepared to bear al without
wipciDg.
The Indictment may be said 70 have been perfectly
sustained which represented him soldier in the Ia
surestionary army Of Italy In 1s4s a. coming to Mar
settles In 1854, and subsequently, to Paris, under the
of uversni, working at the trade Of shoemskiag
after which, going to London last December Ia
March, 1885, he returns, well clothed With ample funds,
and careless about work. In his possession Is double
barreed pistol Of English manufacture for which he
admits having paid 16o francs, and give
how he obtained these funds, except BY stating that
they the proceeds Of his earnings at the
boot and shoe trace IN Lonoon, IN which he obtained
weekly salary of 80 francs though he does reooect
the name OF bis employer the street la which he
lived Ths nerrosatorss put 70 the prisoner
ing the attempt made by him Saturday the Goth OF
April so entirely established the narrative any ere
Witness gsv you last week. that snnecsssary for
TO snde 70 them. The only motive he chose to sd
init the suerinss be bad endured the failure Of
the Roman revolt-s failure which be understood was
attributable 10 the Emperor Of the French. Therefore
was that "without Fermentation exactly, while strong
In the Clamps Eysees and seeing the people take of
their hats 70 person whom he presumed to be the
Emperor having three psto. properly loaded with ball
about him, besices poisnard and . newly sharpened
razor be shot at his Majesty barrel he admits but
II two be does not recollect" His replies given
throughout with fort OF devil may care uonchaiance
and hesring his sentence be did not display the
slightest emotion But ON leaving the dock he sud- eply
stopped and turned roanc and with peculiar sang frod
surveyed intenty the judges jury and thrcngng Assem-
bsge 40 TO give them one last lingering, fond look
for what purpose Il bert known TO himself y
Conjecture IL rife whether Napoleon win suffer
the law 10 take its proper course, interposs that
cemepcy which u his fest characteristic. IL Ia posi-
bic THAI much will depend the prisoner or rather
convict, himself At present the inference Is clear that
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NDHPENDENcR, Nay %, 1856
The Santa Fs mail reached here on Monday last. Blu
sinsss IL quite dull, and win eoatinue until the
trains get in.
The difficulties with the Indians have measarably
ceased in consequence Of the active operations Of toe
troops.
Col Faunteroy left Fort Massachusetts, the 3d. in
pursuit Of TIE Utahs Col ST. Vrain, with three
panes, two Of volunteers, and Of regulars, had
preceded him, and they were to Get IT SaAgrs del
Christie pass but the colcnel coming across . fresh
trail Of Apaches follo~ them into the Ratoon
tans and after two days pursuit. overlook aad killed
FIVE men, taking women and two children prtsoners
and Destroyed all tn property Of the band The Dr-
soners informed Col 81 Vrsn, that the Indians were
to the junction o. tbs Red river and the Moro
and the troops despatched TO that point TO intercept
Col Miller Is in the White Mountains after the Mes
cafilloes.
Mel DusenberYy Died At Santa Fs the 1st Of April
Major samuel u. Jusenberry . native Of North Ca
ropa. He entered the service second lieutenant of
ARTILLERY on the Of July, 1920 He received his Gem.
nissioS major in tbs ernasters department
the 80 Of March, lS47
General GArIsna below selecting site ON the Boai
70, for post In the Aesslls country.
rbe mail party saw but few Indians on the route.
Grass was poor on the plains. Water scarce.
Passengers BY the stage were eight in numberamsnx
whom was Juoge Benedict returning TO the States for
his family.
Health Of our city very god. Sickness has abated,
ct Wsssport. Some yet on the river.
Prospects for wheat crop very good in orr csun-
Try south OF us they have had scarcely any rain, and
the trees even are sypg Flour worth thirteen dollars
per barrel here.