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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

EOR SALE OF EXCHANOE-9oO AChES OF
IL LAND in Psssse County New Jersey: with never is-
ing Water Power and large buhdings for Hanuaosone On
Ill land u rich and inexhauste Iron Mine o. the best
Qua Aso several hundred OF Chestnut Il DeI
Espron House apd ten small Dive lings, &c.
ALARM Of 200 PomptOn Plains. four miles rom
Paterson - Brick House Orchards, and lOO acres OF me
Timber sDd Wood, &c. N, , -, %
miles from Brooklyn; Mansion House &C. The stocs
snd Household Furniture, Crop, &c, will be sod "th
desired. -. 80. :. - . O. = i -. 18th II
AZ q, IA acres OF excellent Land There elegant Mansion
situated this place great number Of hne
Iuiid,ng sites beautiful vie We Of the sound &c
Also two splendid COUNTRY SEATS At Saybrook, Conn
one with other So bulldogs are rw ana Gle
CANT On one Italian Nls beautiful we" oil the Souha
and River, &c 81, u,-- ot..-. &C. t,,ua.
mig ,ie Ia e. ner the village bnd only few steps from the
Railroad Depot. - . &. a.. ur.ua
bnt rookyna good location for extensive lumber OF coA
yards, msnufactones 49,. ,,,.,, ,oo>,rS +. ro. &C.,
Po1r LOTS and large BUILDING, 80 by 90 adjoining tue
ebav Railroad depot IN 43ds between the 9TH and 6hsvs
Also MONTAGUE HALL. opposite tbs Cry Hal brooklyn,
one OF the finest bestcse public budizgs IN Brookyo
Also % STORES In Avenue G; aso Isrse number OF
Houses and Lots in Brooklyn and Jereey CITY, lhs
country property will exchanged FOR improved city property
haye some SC ouses In South Brooklyn 70 exchange tor good
country property The property IL owned by the SUB
scrbe and will be sold exchanged on lar ana easohsoe
tens-eome Of II at great bsrg aims. Inquire OF
~ S. 2. TO VNSEND, No % Nassau a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

HAZLFTON BROS PIANO-FORTE MAN.
URACTURERs No 200 Cenre-st Whsrs nay Dc S me
tine Of their oelebrsed PIANOS m a ns
entail Cases warranted 70 be unsurpassed 70 ~
purity Of Second hand Pianos taken 10 eHonAnss
DIANOS.-The largest assortment OF flANOo
ID the United States prices lie. than can DC na1 - " ~
Sole Agcn v for r. Ofberf5 Cos pisnos WIZ or WI -
Foiian Uaiett Cufnston's, Woodward brown = ~
Jseob Chieserius Boston Pianos and the ony nus ~
80 h. b,d re HORACE WATERS celebrated uolsir ~,
- "a pI Nos with overstrnzs and improved action Eseo
o yasrnne ed TO give entire satisfaction or purchase
1900 Pianos 10 rent and allowed on PI,ehase'
90 ~ ssle on monthly paymesA Second hAoa rlan -.
- e.cbange Tor new cnes Second hand Pianos io 49,
bargaiDA Sole Agency for d. l. H. W. oiH''N'
tuned the equal Temperament -,,ns - ga p,o,srsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
C,ITY LOTS at PRIVATE sALE.-The under

~ signed ofeu the following: l.. ~ A.. aoo e.st
Eikht Lots IN SD and S3d-sts, bth sv.' " ." WV
m front bv deep IS go esch s.ino
Two Lots IN s7th-st between 5tb-aV ana 'aa'i'' Nv '
each $500 -. II ao.h., eqOoa
-Four Lots In f,hsv.. porth-west. Coz. CO.; " w
g slxlo1. osher three, 251i0o. efoo - o.,co a, On,
IT, 80 iu Shay between SD and Sh,,s zoHlgl 81 Soh
Pcurteep IN ch-av and lo9thsI hio'o" ~AAV' wv
951looa 10. one Is 9xloo. e7oo each - .,oooo
80 10. cor fth-av and Ala, lJxlO TlotOO
w." xNTUOEY j. BLEECKER 4 Co, No. Broad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

il WEEKLY u 5. MAIL LlNE.-Ihe new and i,st'so
steamer MARION w. Foster commander, will leave fief So
an X. on SATURDAY, July T. o'clock T. NJ, precisely
For freight apply board where all bills OF aiding wi be signed
and ,sr passage the office OF sPOFFORD TlLESIos
co No 81 Roadway Through Tickets Florida as follows.
To jacksonville $751; to Platks, rs. The NASHVILLE VII
succeed and leave SATURDAY, July H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
OrFicE or TIE NORTH C,RoLINA COPPER CoNPNY'
No. 90 B-ayer-st., New YORK.
ME NORTH CAROIINA "COPPER" COVE

THE NORTH CAROLINA CCrt IN H. 80 CO.
nv HAVING by charter obtained from the state OF North
carolina legally accepted By - soekholders become spa
rae ard distinct with "a corporate powers "h
sef has day aid assessment OF one dolu on et-n
share Of the stock said company payable on or before Tue ~
DAY of August next ,,-,,--e-,h. -.
An receipts r money advanced by for the oenent
Of the Company viii be received st their par vaoe IS a' ID
uaNueut Of assessments. -,
Stock on which the assessment remains unpaid ai,et nc 80
So, av ~ August advertised ane sold pubic SUCTION
- Re 6isbe bidder for account whom il concern
70 'He $3.50 80 ~ hoard E W. HICKS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
Jnsnranre Companies.

RuTeFRs FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. l76 Chatham
squire. corner of Mott St, NEw-foRK, July 1879
A Il the ANNUAL ELECTION, held This Day
office of the Company the following named genie
men were elected Directors for the year ensuing; -
Issac o. Barker, Merritt SMITH, JIG ohn n no"iei,
Elijah 7. Purdy, William Feet, Divid H. McAIPln
wilson Small Charles Irving, I'd S1n A. h0pAihs'
Jonathan Purdy, James Davis Ann. > sctlpueI
Jacob Miller, John W. ketchan' Jane, w atNu'
EDWARD A. Fraser, Samuel Raynor, mas ~ NaHey,
William ii. Adams, John Robinson, marx S.rph-us'n'
Arson Wedding John b. Simpson, John tttilgre"'
George J. Hamilton, Oliver w. W oodfcid yohn Ash
Thomas WALLACE George H. Purser Joseph Rose,
George Peckhsm, Joseph Whitfield.
Of the Board Of Drecto held Immediately So
the Election ISAAC O. BARK FIR was Unanimously fee'ee7o
Prssident and Holm W KETCHAM Vice President.
BY order r. b. FELLO"o' Seoto'aiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

THE COMPREHENSIVE between J. III. BRAlS-
j IT'D and DAVID W. RAY under the name and firm OF
RRAISTFD RAY has been Dissolved All debts due the
firm must be paid the undersigned who has pgrch the
entire Of said Ray in the property and ehets Of sd
SIN THOS. II. BREASTED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

The splendid doube-engine steamship non itltN LiSI
Moth River al o'clock p NJ precise ARENAS,
on FRIDAY July 1856 connecting with the feainship
Uncle sam OO uus burden the Nicaragua Transit iolts,
having ,ee miles Of land an'p by mrs car
uaRe. For passage at the reduced Iies appy
on y TO CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No bos'inggteen;
bags made up the Office Stamped Letters AIKEN Tor %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

EbWiD k COLLINS, No. Sc wan-st., " Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
n Austen Fnars London
p. O. WAINWRIGHT & Co, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hayre.
The Of these ships vii b. accountable Tor god,
diver bullion, specie, jeey precious stones metals, uneS
bills ading signed thersor and the value theO therein
expressed
Shippers will please take notice that the ships u this line
not carry n goods cOnfrahand OF va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
sALE.-A NJ. Cal,lALAn'

FURNITURE SALE.-A. vi. CHS lALAn'
L Auciioneer No . Bowery, viii sell on )NDAT,
int AZ ~ o'clock emovei for convenience Of 81 guam
fifv Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE onsistins # mahogany
and eastwood Chairs end Rockers, rosewood and ma.
bcgary uarbeop Center and Pier Tables mahogany ant
rvcod WArdrobes Bureaus md Wshsiauds mahogany sud
ro.ewood French Bedesis Tapestry. Brussels aud Ingrsiu
Csft'C st frame Mirror. aud PerG asses rosewood
Cotsse Piano mahogany Giraffe Pauo m.hosany 81
octave Fe1ch Piano 5ctaye London made Pianos, Oh
Paint ms Eugrayings. Grando -, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

OFFICE OF THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NosrHESS(
NEw.YcRK, June 49, 1885. }
DVTDEND.-A sem-annual Dividend OF FIVE
~ PER CENT on the Old Stock of this Company has beer
declared by Board Of Directors out Of the profits OF the Sly
uor tbs ending S0th n able 10 sohoders or their Legal
cash this Office and after the 10th day Of
July next. ,,,c,,-, ~, =, ,,,,r
The seui annual interest at the rate Of EIGHT PER CENT
o snnum the Construction Stock Of this Company due h
Jrly next paI above and after MONDAY, the 70
day Cf July next go - ao., -,
The transfr books Old Stock will close the 30th inst
or y on the OH July and The transfer books OF Conuc
IL Stock vii close he pa inst and open on the 81 July
BY order OF the Board -
EDWIN c. LITCHFIELD. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
Goal.
Ocean 6teamers, &t.

nor CALIFORNIA.-PA $50
FTRTHFR REDUCTION Of FAREs-New York aud Cal
orna Steamship Line, via NcaIngua Accessory I'sg, Oo
psy - araga propnetorsthrough In advance OF me mh
10 miles shorter than any other route avoiding inc deadJ
Panama fever and two miles OF dangeou. boa ing IN Fansms
Bay Rates OF Fare through San francisco including lshnn'
crossing; Az
fir9t Cabin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

CLINTON FIRE Insurance COMPANY,
NEw.YoRE July ;. 1855. )
DIyIDEND-The Bard of Directors of this
~ Company have THIS DAY declared 81 MIAMI AL
ITIIDFND Of EIGHT go PER CENT, pa able on sud after
Wv J. b. AMES, ia Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

OFFICE PaSANa RAILROAD COMPANY,
NEwYosK, June n 1885.
dividend NOTICE.-The Board of Direc-
~ this Company have this day declared DIVI
psny out Of the earnnss the Road for tho curtent six
months payable and site the 10th day Of July next
The TRANSFER BOOKS will be clo-ed after 5 O'Clock
TBS DAY until the 10Th day OF july next inoklsige.
THE INTEREST the BONDS Of this Company fal ing
due on the let Of July will be paid the office Of the Com
psny No 10 Broadway presentation Of the Coupons on
and aiter the 2d inst
BY order OF the Board Of Directors,
FRANCIS SPIES. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
financial.

OFFICE or THE Omo LIFE Insurance AND TEusr Co
New. YORK, July 5. 1855
4 SFylI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FOUR a.
~ PER CENT has been declared BY this Company payable
IN and alter the h inst TO the Stockholders registered upon
die EooIs In New York EDWIN LUDLOW, Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

PACIFIC, Capt. Sye
ADRIAIIC.

line the following
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt. Nye
BALTIC. Capt Comstock. ADRlAIlC
These ships having been built by expressly f NO
every has been taken m their cOuue
zion their insure strength and speed and
sher accommodations for passengers uneuaed Tor elegance
and Price Of passage from New York ~ Liverpool N
6rsass cabin $780, In second do S5i exclusive use o. En-
ate-roos $685. from Liverpool 10 New York 20 aod
ineas experienced surgeon attached ~ each slp ITO
berth secured until paid for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
Sales bp durtion.

A NTHONl j. BLEECkEk IL Co., REAL ES
~ TATE AUCTG0SEERsi No, Bread-si-, vii ave in-n
-cripou q R~al Kszte, = The borrowing an Lonins
v,nex % Bend and M0ngsg AMI the Leasing Of H0Gs~
"a Couury Res Fefste appraised favorable Tern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07
MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK,
I'm Nnnr I.nn d IahA

u
SEw-YoSE. June S5, 1850
NOTICE TO the Stockholders is hereby given
,b.t an ELECTION for DIRECTORS OF this Iasttution
viii be held on TUE sDAY the lOh day Of July next AZ the
Banking House No Grands Th- poll viii b. open tFon
80 e,cIork p NJ Also a. the time and see an
Election mi b, he'd for three INSPECTORS OF the next
eee ion thereafter ensuing oF Directors Of sid B,nk o fdei
OF the Board l. u phO"N' SH"i04'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

HARRISON's EXTRACT of COWSLIP. The
" eNquiely delicate fragrance Of the garden Co~sp Is
N tbs extract with such IeTeeness thai you SEEN %
shcu punch OF its fresh flowers Though Is al Run Nc
se Isny child Of earth beautiful snd osey IN is
hSmnIb. me ENtractb e; wholesale BY MARSH NOk-
81 Bowpry. ~ $500 -
hAkklssNs HUNGARIAN POMATUM for the Beard
and Mussehe 20 give the deep brilliant color ana the
other graceful curves N''' 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

A NHIIAOU OII " Al Eh-I@V<AN IlV-NUN
~ Dated July 1885, psysbe IS years after date with 10
It st per per annum payable annually in the
CITY Of New York. for sale BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

ScI"U BROOkLlN SANlNOS INSITTU-
- TON, No. i7S ArLANTlC-Sr., Aiteneun Building
petsit-. nftrd that INTEREST the rte Of 1--WE
Pr CEST PER ANSUM on suns Of i've dollars and up
ward which have be- deposited IN This Institution
lire months previous the Isl ia vii be paid and after
the 18th inst.
cal ed for vi remain principal and draw 10
from The LIT ins.
Dercsiio reminded deposits made By the 10Th day Of
July vil draw IN frpu the lst q Jaly.
0peu 6siy from 10 2 and Saturday evenings from
GFo. ". WARD, Secretary IRA SMITH, President.
BsoosLrs, July,S, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

MATHEW JORDAN. Anefioneer-By JORDAN Co
DOCKS, STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS.
ID ssissrocm Nc. $50 Brostwsy tse,s-en Franklin and
! .onArt-.ts ur sfsni SATURDAY ENENlN} July = -
y eock-Sa of STANDARD and Mcel Books, STA lon
ery Fancy Goods &c The Books al and IL good
order
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

MIscELL.ogoUs.-Mr- Mendenhall. writing
from Kansas to the DanviIle ddsertiser. says
iha. Pleasant Ellington and John D. Hopkins
are in that religion Kansas, and the forays OF
the Missourians are exactly the place and oc-
cupation for such man as Ellington. OF
Hopkins the writer says
4 hut was shown on lofty point of the
psairie. which had been erected by the well
known John D. Hopkins. and by him called
:. Glouing Ring Some ore had paid him a
trife for it. and he had gone few miles away
to make another claim
That name IS conclusive. Nobody but
John D Of Good Gathering" memory. ever
would have imagined such name for squat
ser's claim. John viii get along If he don t
make free soil speeches for dime time, and
&c. the valiant Pierce pets after him. They
would IS soon drwon crazy man, As scare q
poor woman 70 death.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
40 Hrs OwN PLACE" The Washingto

ITO Hrs OwS PLACE" The Washington
Organ says: at is reported that President
Pierce has recently bought farm of 500 to
600 acres. near Colesville Montgomery coun-
ty. Maryland--a few miles from this city. as
his future residence. 1t is also reported that
in the event of his receiving the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency in 1856, he
will run as Maryland and not As a New
Hampshire candidate.
We had utterly given up all expectation of
seeing the Presidential confederate of Atchison
Stringfellow, and the other Missouri rufians
do any act during his term of office. which
we or the people of New Hampshire could
approve. Butthe announcement above gives
us hope. Utterly AS Frank Pierce has given
himself over to the devil Of human slavery
UNANIMOUSLY as he has conspired to betray his
country. and destroy the last hope of Free
dom on this continent-shsmelessly rs he has
turned his back the land Of his birth on
the father that begat and the mother tina. bare
him. he shrinks from burdening the land he
has betrayed with the guardianship of his
bones. Truer than usual. his native instinct
tells him that his last resting place should be
in the land Of slaves. We thank him that he
will not return to New Hampshire. Not a
wind but will whistle more free for the con-
ciousness that the ashes o. traitor to the
highest interests of his country and his race
sleep not bene 18th the soil over which it sweeps.
Concord Independent Democrat.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
Don't Touch 1t,

The demand for currency to send forward the
immense amount Of produce of the West is so
great that wide field is opened TO the Wall-st
Sharpers. They reviving ell old chartered
Banks in Pennsylvania, Maryland aud the New
England States, fer the purpose of getting large
amount into circulation, and then to fail If they
succeed in their schemes the Western People
and especially our Farmers, will Loose hundreds of
thousands of dollars The only safety is refusal
TO touch dollar of it. No countenance should
be given to this kind of money by our Bankers
and Brokers' and then there would be no danger
Of our business men and farmers taking it.
The Rhode Island Central Rank the Valley
Bank Maryland, and the Warren County Bank
Pennsylvania, we believe to be of this character
In relation to the latter, gentleman of this city
received the following letter from the Cashier of
one of the oldest and best Baths in Philadel-
phia:
PHLApErrHra, Aug. IL, 1855.
SIR:-I have your letter of the 9th u.. The
Warren County Bank. l learn. is owned in New
York, Its paper is not al par in Philadelphia,
and no. receirea deposit tg our Banks.
Yours &c,
The branches of the State Bank are ALWAYS
we'll advised az TO this spurious paper and, to be
safe, no Eastern paper refused by them, ought TO
be touched We regard il the duty Of the press
TO warn the people of tie danger to which they
are subject and il it be faithfully done the coun-
try viii be saved an immense loss-IHd. Journal
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
4 Dirty Trick.

Some time since military company was
formed in Washington, Davies County, as we
learn from the Telegraph of that place. and
application made TO the Governor for arms
He returned An answer in a short time that
he would send the arms if the company
would send means 10 pay for their convey
ance. This. of course, they were willing TO
do, and, they made the necessary arrange
ments. In the meantime certain old liners
about Washington. whose eyes and ears are
always open for the purpose of trying to find
out chance to show their political might
noticed that the head officer of their company
belonged 10 the American party-or at least
was not a Sag NIGHT. This was perfect God
send! A glorious opportunity, So off they
write to the Governor and acquaint him of
the fact. and in few days letter is sent to
the company by His Excellency. notifying
them that they cannot receive their arms un-
der the present officers Now, in the name of
common sense, we would like TO know what
party can expect to gain by such little. mean
acts as this. The company was not political
one-it was composed Of, the Telegraph SAYS,
both parties, but unfortunately for it. the
members happened to choose an American for
their leader. Had he been Dutch or Irish
Catholic. the arms would have been there be-
fore now. Is not this glorious state of af-
fairs, and is America not ruled at this time by
an interesting set Of meni-over the LETT
New Ayany Tribune
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
September I'd, o'clock. q. m.

Convention met pursuant to adjournment
David p. Holloway being invited to address.
the meeting proceeded to review the temper
ance law Of Indiana; the relation of the Su-
preme court of the STATE, DC. denunciatorv OF
the assumption of the Political Roman Catho-
lie Church, as subversive TO RepublicaniSm
and the Protestant religion; and laudatory of
the American party, opposed by L. A. Hine.
On motion, the following resolutions were
adopted
Reselrad That those who ag.ate the Reforms Of the
age do wage against the Bible. the Church or
the Clergy but they do carry vigorous and unreent
ing against wherever found, christian
Q heather ground.
Rasolred That if the advocates Of the Bible knew i
from they would fear any amount o.
Investigation AMI discussion, and any sach fears hesta
ton. reluctance to investigate, Is manfet evidence
that they be rnxei with error, falsehood and
deIusion.
Re.olrea That all is wrong and those who favor
it, are infiel the teaching Of Christ.
Rs.otr~d. That Christ to save mems lives and
not destroy them therefore all the followers Of Christ
should the reform. which tend the peretuaon
Of human life, and human happiness.
Re.oted That in prison should be allowed all
their earnings the necessary cost of living and
tenance during their confinement.
Reso{eed. Tha. those wolves in Sleeps clothing who
profess be favor Of Temperance and furnish the
dStier with corn. wood and other material do eaocu-
ally expose tho length breadth and depth Of their in
and than these there greater obsta-
cles in the way Of the temperance reform
ResoIrsd. Tha, the consumption of SwInes feza by
the people, does much Sustain the dister While il d.
grades the and keeps him from rising to the
dignity Of true manhood
A series of resolutions were read. p urport-
ing to be from the spiritual universe, which,
on motion, was directed to be sent to the
Spiritual Convention to meet in Richmond Ia
On motion,
R-soEred That copy proceedings be furnish
tn. Type Of the Times, Cincinnati. Ohio, Anti SIa
very BuEe Salem; Ohio; Spiritual Telegraph Indiana
Journal and Richmond Palladium with request
. publish the same
On motion Convention adjourned.
NJ r. HULL, President.
" w McLArGHLls. Secretaries;
H. B. SINKS,
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
freaa the Asasn-aI Courier, Au~ ,
The Kinney and Walker Expeditior

By the arrival of the w. l. r NJ. s,s,r..
Yesterday, a. this port. We learn that Cd
Kinney and company had fully iagrsis,.s
themselves with the people of San Juan. AZ
all classes, that the agent of the Transit Com.
psnv. had agreed 10 allow some Of the part,
passage up the river. upon their procuring
Permit from 4 so called representative Of II.
Ncsragusn government. of whose sulhoritv
no one was before cogniEsns-bat. tha. he
Company had utterly refused To convey .nx
letters or dispatches 10 the United States q,
their steamers for any of kinney's party.
A person connected with the expedition Ar,
rived here in the British steamer. from whom
We learn that Gel, X. and men are clearing
land, laying out lots. and building houses
rne most OF the accounts of their wreck =,
Turks Island is confirmed by the gentleman
sforesaid-as well as the tact that the Ocean
Wave and another vessels are supposed to have
left the United States for San Juan.
Our informant also says. that Col Walker
with tie force with which he has already been
reported as being in Nicaragua. hal h.,.le
and killed one hundred Nicarsguans, losing
Is men himsef-ihat he then crossed into
Costa Rica. There he was told 10 give up his
arms or hght-he chose the latter alternative;
but. after further ne ,otaions the Costa
Ricans agreed, il he would give up his arms,
20 protect himself and force from the Nieara-
guam government Shortly after their arms
We're gwen up, party of Nicarsguans cap.
tured some twenty of Col. VS. party-where-
upon the Costa Ricans raised fifteen hundred
men, aud sent word 10 the Nicarsguan
authorities who had the prisoners, that if they
did not deliver them up they would make war
upon them Immediately. Since the receipt
Of this intelligence nothing farther has been
heard; but il was supposed that fighting
between the two States had commenced.
The Kinney party have already prepared
and planted considerable ground, and all hands
We're at work-some at numbering. some al til
ling and some at building.
We understand that Col. Kinney expects
considerable aceessions TO his party by early
arrivals fom the United States.