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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-07
The following sales were alss made at auctions

The following s6les were aI6s made az auctIon:-
40 shstes Knickerbocker Life ms Co......... 3sH
1192 do. Sc. Nicholas Ins. Co... ........4 to 50X
90 60. Mechanics Bank, williamsburg. -. 42l1
200 do. New York Consolidated Stage Co.. SIS
$500 Cincinnati and Chicago r. Estate Bond los 65h
do. do. do. do 6S
EGO Cncn., Logansport and Chicago RR- 6's... II
g, Coo Ohio and Lssissppi 7's.... ........... SIX
2,0o0 Flushing RI. First Mortgage Bonds ...... "a
rs shares Northern Bank, Kentucky..... -. 111H
20 DO. Indianapolis and Cincinnati RR. 80. 67I
1900 do. Union Gold Co. Of N Caro- per sh., IS 36c.
$50 dc. Ohio and Mississippi RR. ........... l6h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-07

sAS FRANCISCO, Nay Is, 1855.
FLouR-Saes Of 200 bbls Haxal private terms; $50
do GaIleso and 30 Do Haxa jobbing, ct e13 per bill;
rs Suffolk at SO b0 $50 Or sks. Ashlsys flsing,
at slo $50 DO Santa Clara at 81; 100 DO. Magnolia at
81 20to DO Oregon, At %; $50 do domestio In three
lots 1t &C. and 137 DO inferior do At IS 90 per 200 lbs
WmAr-Saes since report OF yesterday, q 792 Skis ct
Ike: 472 DO at 1Kc. per h.; and 200 do at u 50
BAnIxYsales Of 10000 sks Chill, on private terms;
500 do. California private TERMS 500 do. DO at Ike
per H. and 430 do do. at 81 30 81 IS per 100 lbs.
0ATssaes Of $50 SKIS. on private terms; and 100 Do.
At DC. Per ID.
BuckwmAT-saIs of 50 shs. California, at 2xc. per
Ib.
CnnI PKAcnns-selss Of $50 csroons, at 2os. perlb.
DRnD ArPLEs-Sale Of 100 kegs, at 9kc per ID.
PorAroEs-Sales Of $50 Sis, at SOC. 1870 do, at
exc SEQ do, at ESQ., 200 d. at roc. and 100 d. at
T5c. per bag
TEi-ssies Of 400 cs gunpowds~, in 1 ID. canistsrs, y
40c 40 Go. Young Hyson, in ob bxs, and 40 hf chss
Oolong, ON private forms. IL
suozn-saies Of 100 hi. bbh. New Orleans atsSc
per ID.
Aixosps-sals last evening of a5 bbIs paper h'u at
go. per ID.
CAsD1Es--sals Of $50 half boxes adamaDtne, staten
Island brand, at 24s. per ID.
PIE FRuns-seIe Of 100 dozen Wendell Espy's saA~t-
ed in glass; 70 Per d3sea .,r,ve mar ps,ason on
srmm TURrrrrrsale Of 1000 gallons In wood, AZ
zoe per gallons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-07

The nrs election under this charter took place the
upon the discharge their duties On the Rrst Monday
Of July As regards the Board Of ucstion section 81
provides % follows for the election by the people ct
eight persons Whatever larger even number may be
deemed necessary, to constitute Board OF Educauou
OF which the Mayor shall be ez co PrsdenS; also for
the election OF superintendent Of PuDlic SCHOOLS
wbese duty ehs be prescribsd and sAaSy Hred by o.
dtnsnce not TO exceed tro THOUSAND " bwudrei So
lars per spnurn Tue members o. vas B,srd al IA soa
ton Of their rst msessg draw lo3 to determine liz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-07
rHn srArE OF PARrrEa

n Che reedsr viIl pass along By the corner Of Wash.
ineon and Ks~ney strests he viii enc Of the signs
Of the times he win see tho n Dorado, the oldest,
most ffeousned and most respectable Of all the gam.
bIn9 housra r,fs deorx closed an the words To Lett
pstsd up ProbabIy more mcney has bses made or
sased In tis bsildsg tssn sny ether in Oatsrns snd
Esm a. Any ganbllpg house ia town, Bat " Is nov
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
Aaisftlldufous.
E'lIl=JAllnIIEa, lI.,COLLEGE.

N ths Circular % The public ,the rfSPr
~ ~,ishes 10 inform the thai the Laues SvusS
mi oman for the reception OF studenu she - 80 "
M.v Sc -. IN ali It's vmsions Department.. ....,.
Orr rrsncements for thorough coofsey z, aa ~
,tor n the various departments " the Soc.S' 80
wn," aud on scale 10 meet the demands Of tue Ase
nd suirit oi tho times. y. - -. 4, ~. !, .e,e
anu II ~ more practical Thorough and com
~. .nrse ~ studies than any OF our Schools 10,
saun = iasics Yea. mure, we mean 10 lake sae ieaa
Il, M tu.lncss Of femse education.
= rsco,,rss Of studies will be yarted 70 sun ny :"
.rrs,.rccs md intellectual capacity otsne pupil.
ruiiion in the Primary Department, o az, psr y
Id asuaicoursc, y" I, !.
rsmrupxcs and higher English oranenes,s w
Ncrr -Nufrtra charEcstn the NormSios
j. orr, department. SCI
M usc on Piano. Melodeon, ~" :, 10 40 :. q.
= Harp, on ri OO =, -
Monochromatic. Crayon ana Feneh oa !, 8.
psnwing, &c each,
+ =, hrosss,y. Oruam eptsl ne s,ilc Work,
&C. u, in all their variety, each Y = w
Diniomns viii, be Civ en to those who COM
n.ete a thorough course In either ofthe
iepartmepts. ~ - Il So
noa "a vim rnished rooms. intending !,
washinv lights, fuel, stationery ,Nc,,N 10
n ,ba n.,yii he own room ctc, - U" "
A., n,yymrnts To be made in advance.
Those Wishing to secure rooms or desks GAY seho'
.,s mn = appiy Soon II. COD DING.
rs Proprietorand superintendent.
~. TIL coD.,ss, Principals.
Davennort mch e5, s5S-dwtf. s7gzH7
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
e AER =

EQlC8kV SAAA A4~~SSAkke
E0KS q
PASSENGERS fbr Bloon.ine4on, Springfield Alton
and al Louis viii nni the route via La Sale 70 be
The SpeedieSs now nov open 20 the public, ana noi
suheeted 10 the usual deays 81 the River ~ taking
he CHIC AGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILROADS. La
Ssile .tlie ILLINoIsCENTRALR AILRoAbto bicom-
GSs11,ASO a MISSISSIPPI RAIlROAD
10 Alton and ST, Louis. passengers are taken through
without delay In 10 Hours!
The route 70 ST. Louis via Mississippi XIV eris iHxHE
ursp,.p Mar and time FORTY-ROuR HOUks.
stage C0nNrcttons
Are m ade al Boomington win Peoria. fekn ano VT
bap.; a Springfield With Rardstoxn, PeiersnnrE ana
Havana; af yirden with Wsvery; at Cariinsiie WIN
Hjllsboro Van BurensburG, vandsiia and salem; al
Brighton with Greenfield aud Scotsville: and AZ Aiton
with JsrseyyilIe, Carrouton, Edwsrdsvilie Highland
and Caryle The tFans also connects rinneId wnh
the Great Wss,ern Railrosd, for Decatur, Tes
Jack sonvlle and Naples
Has.e myers arriving at St Louis. will connect with
steamers for the Missouri. Ohio. and Tennessee Fiv
Nstchez, and New orleans.
= n TPasseneer Trains leave Bloomington at A. ~
and 20 r. NJ, the arrival Of the Trains from 'he
North. at#H ~eH x-,yx,
T-Pficket. con be procured of A. T. LANGLEY,
Agent tia Sails for any point on the Chicago Mis-
sissippi Rsii Road. npp
June eth, ls54Iy As
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
For sale.

goo fest or land. fronting end street and the
spsN' river, suitsble for site for Saw Mill, Man
bfacturing Estnbisbmsnt. Apply to
Mar Isl 1855 Il COOK & SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
ALFRED J. JANSON, sy
Proprietor q the
RapYDs MILLS, LIE CLAIRE,

MI IA &c tonsta =. yon lsahd Ant w s.Iv
w assort,nento f Lssm be r, Lnths n Snin.
gle, Of every variety sire %, Building purposes
Inc head ofthe rapids he eau obtain select
edloys OF best quality and IN unlimited quantity so
as to CD the Mis running every week IN INC !eai
orderr therefore be n'ied ON shor' ho'ee - my
time. ...,.t. - q, tho
lowest casa Price. sH ss..F sztyg lei I.F-ssts
Feb. o, 1855 DIFF.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
BOUNTY LANDS.

rJvTE undo rsi1ned nre now prepared TO procur.
= Land Warrants for all persons entitled 10 then
under the late ACT Of Congress. $3.50
Land Warrants located IN ANY Office Ia the state.
LIS g4 eefsst TALLMAN n POWERS.
April 10. Is55-d-u.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

va .r H
THIS town is situated on beautiful undulatiHg
i prairie 10 miles from Davenport and ~ miles
from Museatine tits on the State road, mil fro
the Mississippiapd Missouri Railroad and miles
the river. tisvery healthy; with population Of
hundred not Of sick having occurred this
summer. II is within half mile OF tim be and the
same distance Of the best coal banks In the country
Tits well watered both with iprngs and wells e
Blue Grass contains me store, with q fine open
ing black smii shop, wagon shop,
shop,e etc. Three buidnksare now beingeomptetcd,
one OF which, Of ample dimensions and intended for a
tavern sta nd is for reasonable terms Being
on the main travelled road and the nearest public
house miles distant, very fair ndueementsare thus
presented TO any ono wishing TO engage Ia the buzz
nese. A mills In operation 81 miles from the
town and grist mill 10 being erected at the same
place 4p4f.aa sr7ss4f 4ss4 II s# s.sr a#. e~w
Lots for sale In tbs above town on very
reasonable terms. and those wishing to build and To-
there will have such prese
are rarely offered. Goodinproved farms be
purchased in the vicinity stfrom els 10 80 per
Stone coal kept constantly on hand at nay coal bank
srassre ~, sa7sfl ~ JAS. 4. BURNSIDES.
Blue Grass, Oct7th, la54-wtrwn s ssE@
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
.@rpftriss.
. FAMILY GROCERY

TINE subscriber hes opened stock Of Grecsries In
kis house on Perry between Second and Ihlfd sss
which Ne viii warsapS to BE- u che very bess 2saiit
ana which ss will sell a. Low ~ can be parcnsssa
else hero.
CIGARS.
choice lot sfcisarsJuss received and for sale Low
al Wholesale or retail. :, prcw
Davenport, Dec s3d, ls5s-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
e1ocYlY AxDP RovIsIoN sTs11.

subscriber having purchasedihe esessstsnnens
owned by Mr. Lyter, corner o. nise LII M,
.enerai asso rsmentof GROCEhlEss AND Ph0vis-
IONS, embracing everything n the lse, waiss ne Is;
selIas low a. they Gamble purehassdin The market.
re Subscriber In Agentfor Pcarce's o. sters, when
Ne 70 the trade at wholesale OF TO custom
ersrt rctaii tthe lowest market yiccr.
nsvs,nayt S.n,. o,st fs5f-wtrwH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

W6OLEbALE AND RETAIL
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
4 Southern Markets large and well selected stock
CT goods OF all descriptions, In common consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Queensware, Buffalo Robes,
Grocerics Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
q. 4. r. /. & Kanawha salt Hardware,
xct's and Mill Saws, Iron all kinds Steel
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grindstones,
Woodenware, Live geese feathers, Pitch & oakurn,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stuff, &C.,
viii h will be sold Mt small advance for Cab. As
int nj keeping every thing in common use, persons
ing several articles obtain them Front
sitk Brick Store opposite the Miis Davenport Iowa
nne q, 1S53-2g. J. NJ. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

BOOK BINDEkI,
Blank Book and Paper Boz Mandatory
NO. 4 COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
WV MULLER, book Bindcr ~ davenport ees'
: ,a,; mi yi,,,,ity that he has received fn-
Ing Machine and Is now PREPARED 70 do AL me wSrk
in ihi.ine as paper Ruling aud Bank BOOK Mama'a n
u.s 49,, Raxes Frames and Narnishes Maps ana
pgs,u,e.. Re. He also does Paper Hanging = 'h'
lowest prices. ,na p,mnh-
leg bes IS ,s.. Sn "an ". MULLER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

CRESCENT DAGUERREAN. GALLERY
On BRADY. BET ID AND Sd STREETS,
over II Jaeeby's new Drug Store
vy>HE undersigned take pleasure in announcing 70
their friends and the public generally THAT ihey
have the above Skylight Gallery where they
viii he pleased 10 see ladies and men, whether
they wish thcfrtik encssestaken ornot
: Rooms open nom A Mto5f PM -,
Alikinds cf DnSaesrcotypessa anu wsfraiaeo'
instructions Civ en- in the arr: v.vsu,
,s..d,rw,,n fe1as 72,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
arxRRA1, IxrxILIGIxcE OFFICE.

undersigned Aa. opened r. &c
ofaee with aeomPeie g.. y, p,nn.,ty Tor sale
., a., rent Inc names q sli servants who wish 70,
places In "a miles within the city also the names o.
P.s,,,.. ! boyeys nd others see hgompioyue
va ,Is ,s,ss y nj ne In senreh Of Houses, Lands,
yants &c cannof fail Of immediate success ID ao,,
ing eiths Nv calling at my office charges ii
Gail and register your wants OF orus
receive prompt attention. .pIvrrtpLu.
No Commercial Buildings.
Dec ls54-d1y VI E.4a-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

Nails, Glass, White Lead
A LARGE stock Just received direct from the an
~ ufactnvers. a WILSON Il HARLEY.
May % 1855 = n IS ct
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
The Shoe Trade Of Davenport.

- y. DAWSON d CO.. are now offering 10 In.
e, - citizens o. Davenport all kinds Of Boots and
800, ~ Pfieessnrha s will please all who want good
iayI5
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

uouoB, SI0N AID 01NAHE1fAL FAINT
ne, pArX1 HANGING, etc.
JAMES DoSSELL d JOHN ". DUNN,
HAyiSG assoSiated themselves
together for the purpose q carry
- NJ the Business Of HOUSE.
- Sign oRyAMENTAL PAINT
INC, PAPER HANGING and GLAZING, wHTTES-
ln0 snA FALL CoLoRlsG on Perry Street, bstueen
- aeA1a streets.
Wssld 1ost respectfully announces 20 their friend
end sAa psbts ssasraiy, tAat they prepared
oenao RxAong in eitheT Lead Zinc the
ese psiees and in the very best style. Their long
pedeoop 10 shs above Business warrants thcm IN en-
eurnR fhoig patrons full in ork thai
0ag - entrusted 70 them.
Pnssestar attention given to estimating any pub
he O. psieate Buildings. Persons wishing any Of the
above vofk dome would do vel IN give then call be-
fore ieasng their work. They also prepared
osato Daaoen, Landscapes Masonic and Odd Fellow .
Apsoas Decorating and Gliding superior style and
e. ~ most reasonable terms. Paints Of all eoloss
pespsesd and ready for Glass Of all sxes putty.
Ne, Sog sale.
q Jeas -, le5l D0aNkLL & DUNN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29
Brooms. Brooms.

T STfeeeivedand for sale NheiesaleT hrs''
~ rime lot ofcommon brooins. y,1,
Japuar, isi. BURROWS PREI1hNH'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

Blue Grass, Oct 9TH, 1854 wtrwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

u
0oots ana shoes,
roGETHER with a tho
numerous to mcntion.
We have on hand and v
large asso Ttslcnts in the q
Spring. Our large stDek |
III recomrae nd; which VI
Wholesale or Retail Mark
20 Hoxshesd n. o. Sugar
20 bbiscrrs'd & ciarsusar'
IS sack. assorted CoAee;
$50 bushelsdrie Apples;
So bushels paired Peaches
800 bbls 1bbls & ! Casks
n. Orleans Sugar house
and syrup Molasses; /
, bbls sup Golden Syrup:
20 chests aud chests y,
Hyson, Inperialand Eng
lish Teas
lOt adiesassorted Teas To-
"a nily use;
% hlf bb.s white hsh ant
Lake Trout; 49,
g Boxes prime Cod Fish;
Sc Kses Nails assorted;
50 boxes dried Herring;
50 do best Brooms;
50 boxes Monld Candies;
loboxes STAR Candies; IA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

wv AIG4 =. -
Hats and Caps &c:
ussnd dinerentarticics too
iii be constantly receis ing
borelin on the opening OF
,fGroccries We Particular
in he sold q. the Lowest
et PricSs:-
!. 80 bcxes soap,
:yBale Rope, all sizes;
sCcmphine and spirit Gas;
Glass ofaN sizes:
sRaskessin variety;
..raf, pitch and Rcsin; !,
tRuisins, Curranfs, Rice and
1 Spices in variety;
fpaints, dry and Ground;
Cedar and Pine churns;
-'Wash Tuba and Buckets;
FOils-Lard. Lipseej. Tan
4 ncrs. sperm, and Ele-
phant'sOils'
] A large assortment oil
.Queenswafc,
x,no bills Lake Salt;
is sac he Cd Alum Salt;
lOysters and Sardines;
A large assortmentof 10
baccos direct from The
Manufacturer;
- 49,. YaAaSAA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

j ! "
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

Constauiiy on hand isrge and fresh sssor'ueti l
all kinds OF FANCY I-iNDik>. v isAfyr thtsit, =
Qssit, and Narist, cannot be SURPASSED BY ~, oiA''
astabiishmentiht the West . Ms,th.9, i'S5 dsl!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

Pared Peaches.
~ BIZ SHELLS Purcd Pea,hes reed ard fot 'i opS q
III ~ ~ FF.E @ DALZkLL bho'
Nch Is Ha
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

4 THE steamer MARy g. M. A. FoRcE,
d q Master. Inns just bee a tho thoroughly over
Z hauled and repaired snd IL now In
completes running order and will run during the
season betweeR 81. Louis and 81. PaDl touching
at AL intermediate landings For freight apply on
board orto BURROWS x PREFTfMAN.
April, 35., 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-29

4 2 Bsls s.. Lsui. syrup Nciasses ree'don consig'
Id ment and for sale By ms
s Nov n -. 20 j.. NJ. DAizbLL q bho.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-27
Two Weeks Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Nashville.
New York, SUNDAY April 2

New York, Sunday April %.
TheMal Steamship Nashville, specially
chartered BY the Collins Co. for one trip in
place Of the steamer Pacific. arrived at this
port about noon to-day, and brings the re-
port of her own arrival at Liverpool on the
Sd inst, having made the trip out in l24
days
She left Liverpool on her return trip al
I3 p. NJ, on the l7th inst. She brings
London and Liverpool papers TO same date; /;
with about so passengers: among whom
we notice Mr. U Imam, who announces the
engagement of Madam Lagrange, Parade,
Marrelo and Mariilli, who would leave
Havre on the steamer Of the 9th instant.
On the I'd day from New York, on out
ward passage, Mrs. Rosa Riley, one Of the
passengers by the Nashrale, suddenly dis
appeared, and was supposed TO have thrown
herself overheard.
The Nashville reports having passed the
africa from Boston, just entering Liverpool
as the Nashville passed out.
Our Liverpool correspondent, writing on
Saturday morning. says:
"The weeks news may be briefly sum-
med up. Politics are quiet when we write.
except the feeling becomes stronger that
nothing is left but 10 fight it out. The Peace
Conference adjourned till the 9th, to await
the Russian ultimstum, and wait the arri-
val of French and Turkish Ministers OF For
eign Affairs.
News from Varna report a succession Of
sanguiuary conflicts between the French and
Russians before Sevastopo., for the posses
sion Of the rife ambuscsde pits, with vari-
Gus success, but with much loss. The ls-
test battle on the night of the 23d, put
5000 men hofs du combat. We have no
details"
Being Easter holidays, there is little
other news. Psrliment not in session.
Gen. Weddelps return as Prussian Envoy
to Paris, has been countermanded, and Col.
Olburg an attachee of Prussia. has also been
recalled, indicating that negotiations are
closed.
The Vienna Conference having adjourn
ed 10 the eth, there was no news from that
point. The consideration Of the third point
would be the first subject before the Con-
ference. Public opinion was pretty nearly
equally divided as to the 6nal result.
Ali Pacha had arrived at Vienna, and
would take part in the future discussions Of
the Conference.
Dispatches from Berlin to Friday, state
that the Russian party was prominent
there, and ths: Prussia will likely throw
herself into the arms Of the Gear in case
of an unfayorable result Of the Conference.
New York, April %.
The Herald this morning publishes a
dispatch dated Liverpool, April 9Th. 2 P.
NJ, just before the Nashville sailed, stating
that great agitation prevailed there, in con-
sequence Of the receipt Of a dispatch from
London, announcing a great battle at Eu-
patoria. the defeat of the Russians, with
a loss of 5000 men. and the death of Omar
Pasha; this must Of course be taken for
what il is worth.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-27
Americnns Rend.

The extract below is contained in the orders
of the Pope of Rome, to Archbishop HUeHEs, Of
NewYork. who has just returned from pilgrim
age to the Holy Father, whittier he went to re-
port the progress Of Catholicism in America. -
The command is,-dCRUSH OUT REPUB-
" LICAlJISM." Read it, Americans! and
swear then the oath of our Revolutionary siresr
that "our LIvEs, our FORTUNES, and our SA-
u CRED HoxoR," shall sustain the Anne rican
Cause. The Pope says: s7
" IF our Ch,ush Is to icc, Il must be in finer.
IS ica. Governments and States are lettering here
" Every thing Is uncertain. ,4nother gear and a
f" reuohaion may haze arept all nlcay. My good
/" ".Archbshop, I look 10 you for the future. :
I" SPREAD ROMANISM IN AMERICA.
"CRUSH OUT REPUBLTC.ANIS.M. Th,
Church may bef,rs month flee to your shores. "
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-27
s. TREAT, SECRETARY.

CATHOLICISM IN ITALY.-"The bill to
suppress Monastic Institutions" says the
Genoa correspondent, of tie Newark Daily
advertiser, "passed the House Of Deputies
at Turin, on the 4tb. by the strong vote Of
lie to SO, and was taken up in the Senate
against an earnest opposition, by a vote Of
So to 81, which indicates that it will speed.
lily become law. 1t is only just to add,
that this measure is adopted in no spirit Oi
opposition to religion; but was on the con.
trary, inspired by determination to rescue
i. from the hOary abuses of superstition
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-27
The RepubIican Increment.

Tie Asbtd5uld Sentinel is discussing the
propriety and necessity Of all the true friends
of reform in Ohio, uniting on a common
ticket 1t insists that this shall be done in
good faith, and with an eye to the public
good. No clique or section must attempt
to dictate prearsnged ticket, but such
men should be selected as have character
and capacity, and who viii be generally ae-
ceptable to all sections. Such a ticket
could be elected BY large majority. We
copy the following paragraphs from its arti-
Gle:
"With Republicans, whether from the
Democratic, Wbig, Freesoil or Moth
ings, we shall heartily unite, on the 18th
of July, 10 nominate cur best men. and TO
swell the majority 70 about one hundred
thousand, on the I'd Tuesday of October
Nor shall we hesitate to support csndi-
date who has been Kuow-Nothing, proyi-
ded be unite with and support the princi-
pies Of the Republican party"
Again:
ave think it time for the public press to
speak explicitly on this subject; we trust
they will be perfectly frank. For ourselves
we have no disposition to bear any portion
of the odium that must hereafter rest on
those who attempt to aid Pierce and Doug
las BY getting up third organization in
the coming election"
We are happy to witness general prev
alence Of this spirit Of harmony aud forbear-
abce. We have entire faith that the opPo-
nents Of the Slave Democracy can unite on
the common ground of last year, On the
great essential questions there will be uni
ty. On nou- essentials. each must be lefs
to entertain his own opinions. Let all dis
putes about them be postponed till some
more convenient season. The FIRST duty is
to rebuke and crush out the common enc
my, and restore the goOdly State Of Ohio to
her proper position. To this end let all
true patriots unite.-O. S. Journal.
The District Court this morning granted
a writ of error in the case of Arrison the
torpedo man, and suspended sentence.