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SILYERWARE.

OH Liz w AXE.
& VERY pretty assortment of Silver Coffee Sells
- fnchers, Goblets, Cup, Creams and an tinJ,,
Of Spoons and Forks and variety of Fancv s;,,,
ware, suitable for presents, viz Soup and Ovs,r,
Ladies, Crumb scrapers, fish, pie and cake Kn;vss
cream and Sugar Spoons etc., is offered az in,v NJ,
ces, and warranted sterling. Ut -" y"
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THE ART UNION OF LONDON.

PLAN FOR THE CURRENT YER.
fVNHE list is now open, and erey subscriber Ct
IL $3.50 will be entitled to-
l. An impression o. Plate, by ]. 7. Wiilmore,
A. X. A., from the original picture by }. J. Cha
Ion, r. A., "a Water Party"
III. s Volume containing thirty Wood ERgravings
illustrating subjects from Lord Byron's Poem
Of "Childe Ha.ode." And
Ill. The chance Of obtaining one Of the prizes 10
be allotted at the general meeting ia April,
which will include
The right to select for himself valuable work at
art from one OF the public exhibitions. Statutes IN
bronze Of her Majesty Horseback, 10y L. Thor
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in relief by II. Jefferson OF sTEe EUtEy OF the Duke
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET KSCULAPIUS:
OF, EVERY 0Ny Els OWN PHYsICIA.

AA The Yifieth Edition, viii
One hundred EnsrsyInss
L. NJ showing Diseas<s s~f Nal
~ IA w formations Of the Hunaa
~ 80 systsm In evsrT shape and
81 & form. To which is aided
II t+<A ~ Trestise on the Discasee Of
3 49, lyA& IL Females, being OF The h,gh-
4 49, sS ia est irrpcrt1p-~'to married
= S0<3 ~ people, or those conten
z &SSec$l ~ plating srrisee. By
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ENS3G31 % present q copy or tbs
aSCULAFTUs 10 bic child
II may ssye hin rom IN
early graye Ist 10 yourg r..n OF woman en- 1er
10 ths secrst oSrigstiops of married life rti.out
rssdi * tie POCKET RSCULAPJOS. Let NO ons
suffering frcEa hRckEied Cough, FsiD IN the esd.,
restless rghr nr=ycus feelings, and the Whole trsIa
Of ey5pepto 6sns,;ions sud given uF by their pay.
sicisu, Be aBoth.r moment, without committing the
xsCULAPrCs. Have the married, or thor sbcut
- be married any inpeiimcnt res1 THE e 1y use
ful book ss q las been tie q saving trous.
.nds II unfor.urIt. ercstG q l:om the very laws
death.
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, ,KKlN1.nN ,nurlrnIssEs-NI
tI,nwAS MACHINES AND

D NIENI FANS IT \. Whucmore BIO. nro
mnuuiurturlnr Mt their wor.s the nsn very superb
ur ilIliASIllNG MACHINES aud FANS of improy.
cl patterns aud ready 10 hi order AT short notice
md ON rcn.uuahlo tcrns
lafmrrs wnnlirg suprrior MAJ nrs depend ON
getting such by er.onn li,o'ien or 'y aadr"'s Us
though the Io.i Onir,.
AI.o, al kIn.s Of r"pnirlg dome At sh'rl notice and
reasonable fnins.
~ nro ugent, tor the tpl,, of OBED HiSSEYS
ClltneAtrp fArrNr RGtrrR AND Mowru at the
a. HunGlHctUIctH price,
Thosc wish ne obuinituy Of the nbovc mite cs will
do veil 10 send nthrn ofder4 rurly ios-lhle.
The fcan,r en- be examined ut onr Works.
IntNl lNrl.
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TERMS.

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,.a paid
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the hr-t insertion, Hrl - . cts for each
49, -. less ordered inner form HaNi iy aud ten 80 cts
,4e will be eharsel tnr eth insertion. Il tha number Il
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fllE YEta4a BhIHS ARE:
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F5r 5ns s1a,,re son'i,week'y g.
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ouract. ,4, =,
-" ar tho alvertisn'ucnts charged transient
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= sqery nores which azocl eIz.. Inc clarsed
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ApriI. 3nth. 1897
GEORGE VI. IsuCkEIg n GO.


Respectfully beg lcnvr call the attention Of the
Ladies' their very speadi3 aud etf rsipe stock IL
FRENCH und SCOTCH EMBROIDERIES, in
Muslin mud Luce goods comprising uImos every Narin
" ui work aud snr, usblso OF quality aud price
Ladies' IN the city ns nlso those visiting the city for
III" purpose OF supplying hcm.elvcs with such gooda
Viii plea1" call and make lhelr poIehn-c,
npl3n 3n
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y E;ey CONC9:IsN

y NV CONCERN 1t A. Williams call. the
nttruliun Of the rendIng community q his we'll
lrcted essurt1neat at books of every kind. Fine
stationery and fancy roatls Work bo>cs, iuo Pearl
Port Nnnnaros, fusos, Pocket knives Iuoth brushes.
&c, &c. The ladies' particularly requested to Gull
urd csaniue nsnny u~otul aud b'rufihd fancy goods,
nnL11 L \ MIll.IAMN
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1tU5j<aEGs - G9lDS -i,ynfs i'nnnuc
X N.l,r,. 3elIhc Drops, Ar. Cherry Pectota,
Nizars Bad. ". Cherry. etc, etc .fa' -'la hy
arra.iJ,f. z STNnI - < co
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DAILY IIRGINIAN.
From the London Athonnum. |
Going Home.

IFiH ilf iFfiHifiH hintnHhlfsI
Going Home.
We said that the days were evil,
We felt that they might be few,
Tor low was our fOrtuno's level,
Aud heavy the winter grew
Bot one who had no possession
Leaked up to the azure dome,
Aud aid In his simple fashion,
Dear friends, We are going home"
This world Is tho Eame duh market
That wHaried It's earliest sage;
The times to tho wise are dark yet,
Aud 80 hnth been many an age
And rich grow the toiling nations,
Aud red grow the hattlo spears,
Aud drcnry with desolationa
Roll onward the laden years
What need Of the changcleaa story
Which timo hath 81 uflen told,
The sreeter that follows glory,
The ennker that comes with gold
Tint wisdom mud strength and honor,
Must iado Hike the far sen. foam.
Aud death IA tlte oul, winn.rl-
hui. fiiends, We are going homel
"lhe homes we had hoped To rcat In
We're open a. sln aud strife,
The dreams our youth was blest In
We're not for the wear of life
For care can dnrken the cottage,
As we'll ns the ralnce hearth.
Aud hirthrights ARE sold Tor potingo,
Hut never redeemed on earth.
"The springs have gone hv la sorrow,
The auinncr- were Rricved AWAY,
Aud ever We irnr"d tomorrow,
Aud ever We hnmed to-day.
In depths which the senrchcr sounded,
nu hills which the high heart elomb,
Have trnnhle aud toll aboundcd
Hut, friends, We ara going home
"Our faith wRp the brnyest builder,
But fund not II Htono Of trusl
Our love wnA the ihirest glider.
Hut laVishrd its wealth on duat,
And time hnth the fabric shaken,
Aud fortune the clny hath shown,
For much they have changed and taken,
But nothing that WIS our own.
"Tho light that mndc us bnsor
The pnihs which 10 many choose
Tho gifts there wHs found no place for,
The riches we could not use
The heart that when litr wns wiptgY
Found summer Ia strain aud tonb,
With these To our kin nnd country
Dear friends, We ate going home"
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GARLAND & EESEEK,
General Agents and Forwarding and

tONWKNNNIDN NFHCWlNTN.
No. - BOII1NGBRO0k-S
/ ph Prrtcuat ott"utiauto the forwarding at Goods
x one 81 Ill" rmtpcf, b,ite ut City Pint upon
iAo arrival ut evoIv vessel tr22.dtsN
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InISCELLkNi Gus.
AND BELOW C0sp. 4

"a but, caas, Imu,s. carpet hne-, Ac. Tn seh
. srubcr would cnll the attention at I-101lD
IL fhasr inNaat ct rood. il his line, - l@IIEIM
-~~s all respectfully ,hn.n wishing gouds 0>~1
10 rr Ill tmr he Is de,ng hi enlitc stock nl rtiees
TINT rHrnu fail Ia BE- appreciated b, those who may Ia
Nor Inn "t1n eall lalge parton OF the gnnds ware
pnclase tLis Spring, embracing very fine hssoltm
at Hat ap~, aud Infants Turhnna, all at the most nr
proved sty'rs An oNuR line Rs-aftmrut o Trunks. u
line assortment oi lndrs nnd Misses shoes. receive
ed hue as-uttment OF Gents fine de.s Noul. wsh Il
sell oui ms coy possible and ennhlr 10 do
am Offering thc cntuo stock 0t cost and portion o
the ghads Tor less fhnu cost.
Call NJ the s,gn ol the RED HAT, opposite the War
wick House nn onr dooi below c. Mor-e's hooh stofe
before m,ku ,oar Purchases.
apl23 Is s u. RuMBOUGH. Ae't.
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| FAs sEB bAass n 1s1EE.os 4 rs
ID AH-.'T Ret, Wine md BiDo."
AINNIS & TANNER. th1u pride of the miliir"'
Iny pictures Hir the best thai see:
Thy pnllrry is the shrine of Il yntion.
To those who ,trnd irm'y thrrl
1h> tfum. has made buuGrrs tcmbe,
When woman's gay form -tanl- in view.
THp c7mcrn makes AL the crd. gIuwbl.
Who envy tie wor, that you do
Who envy tie wor, that you do,
WHO envy the worn that yet do.
Thy camera mnl e. al 4 g cuf gia.ub,r.
Who envy the work that you do
Thy ,Ilery AL spacious and large,
l. daliy taungrd Wit, rae beauty;
Wbo, pious'd with your shill, think no i chai g.
But Hlteid from IA oil duty
Far mpi,n- and gents, both and aflr.
Come fil ht away 20 Mnn street,
Where ali py,r- of true pictures meet,
Merry fronting the Clothing Bazaaf
Ncoriy fronting the Cluhing Baznar,
Nenr,y fronting the Clothng Bazaa'.
Nh.r' ell lovers 0t tue pictures -hcet
From iceians a q. round, hota and atar.
NoTE The GuHety o' MiNAis < TASsER is on
Ml.3 -rec 3d door from Bird ,r 81 lie, where the
uo-l lrnuud specimens ot tha Daguerrean Art nr'
pradnrcl a. all hnuis IT the day the II sn fac.
tor ttrins. iu1i23 -
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PETERSBURG.

hYnchbms AID Western Virginia Depot.
4. II GARLAND. RuB'r T. IFsrrE.
|'ie oi l!ucblu1s. tr,tetsbufg
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- stae nIlH -t"ra ampl' Rsoi.. 'alrbrdand
.rouu Cot,on-. Trls plai.i Corou' Apron Choess,
0aavv Li-r,+ l. sc .eI ri '.ira can be bought far
r-eda,y,r! lse .tl.,-.
pr5aT +. p II LEWIS
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4 ADIHs aufr4 AS THIS

sqP.rior t.,Dca Lawns from "..tiro which vii
sell at prize thar viii rease Al, n" yrtN 6pcl Nd
81 Vs. mpar .. G24 pain; plain bae iks, eN'ra fine
coorod f.e. ch Jpckoneas md the dacs qlal! Eng.
Ij~ AMI IIeaeb fiints 10 cents Per3ar'.
atI27 Is B u Lewis.
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.r.narrd ls b. G. N. Jlc,sus. German Mrliriuc
,s. ne. No L. Ar 81 n.. 90 nr oW .xh. fhta IA,
i.er ,p,. avo, rtrr ,iov' oI-''-rsl- uor "A'"lu.
# cIag..cd. ~ o.s .t.s,r preparation ia tae Io't'd
Shas. as the e4t- liasf, +. "ny cnl"- hter shiiuI
..s. .Ig- a + tIIird
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France, as upon wickedness and folly committed
at Albany or New-York. OF course, the attention

France, az upon wickedness and folly COMMITTED
AZ Albsnv or Ney-York OF course the attention
paid to sny particular subject must vary according
to the public desire for information the interest
tie matter excite. at the time or the po'siolty oil
csu.ipr sot useful sctiOn with regard 10 rorth'
,esson a. ouestiops at our own doors are more i'm
u.os,eI, and more constantly within our reach, we
may dwell upon them oftt ner though not more PLAIN
~ or trepcbaDtlv. ThQs we naturally have sgreat
d.sl 70 saw CD corruption and official Vilisny 10 tls
city. So. too. we devote liberal space IN our
lumps to the struggle in Kansas, because that is
. subject On which we We would fain rouse the
country to decided action. In this we suppose
III, Stat, Gazette is to some extent i0iiuenced by
,be same purpose and we dsre say 1t would en-
terrain with lust contempt the suggestion OF any
or,e of thu border rufians that there was ample
occupation for reformerS in Ne"-Jersey, and that
il would do well TO mind its own business aad
fsve Kansas to it's fate.
But even if The State Gazette could realize i.s
detire. and confne every metropolitan Journal
to the topics of its OVID locality, it wOid still fau
IN exclude us from the discussion Of the mOnop'
~, for whose service we fear our cOtemporay
has nov been permanently engaged. That monopoly
controls the greatest thOtougbfare in the Union
There ia not one of the roads terminating in this
CITY in whose management our people have
deeper interest In exposing The iniquty which
has ruled its conduct and degraded the State, we
are only talking Of our own personal affairs. And
TIL, Stete Gazette will do well to rene mber, that
thoroh The TRIBUNE has been prominent 10 Sc ;tiag
forth the facts in this case, and holding them u ,
in their true colors, it bias net been alone. Our
voice has been raised but it has simply given
ntterance to a universal and profound public senti-
ment. Even if we could be sienctd that sentl-
mept would manifest itself through other chan
nels, and possibly in more decided tonea The
monopoly is doomed to fall, and all the newspapers
in New.Jersey or elsewhere cannot save it. When
the people Of that State are freed from this IN
cubus it is possible that they may forget the early
and persittent efforts of THE TRIBUNE in their
behalf: as we never labored for their graft
tude we shall feel no disappointment if it is not
bestowed. But we shall then not easily be de-
prived of the consciousness tina! such foe OF pub
lie morals IBID public prosperity ever found in this
journal an incorporating, unrelenting, AID
deeply hated antagonist.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch 20 The ". r. Tribune
WAsHISGToS, Mon9sy, Nov. % 1855,
Vespasan Ellis has resumed the editor Al conduc; ID
The American Organ in this city. In his sslut,tory
be ssys the Northern .uncs have all repudi itet -
Twelfth article of the Philadelphia Platform, but they
will be still treated as brother KNOWN things ia order
to keep the petty united 50 the fsno as rwslfth
plank is gone by the board.
The Mexican Indemnity question hss not yet been
finally decided upon and lis fate is ssil uncertain
GsDeral Whitfield and family OF Ksosas have jast
arrived. Gov. Recder is daily expected.
The Richmond Enq.irr names Col Taylor Of
North BEND, Ohio, grandson of President Harrison,
fer The Clerkship Ct ,he House of Representatives.
Tile Uaion laucs Mr.. Hsrrisons worth and adds If
Know Nothing ia chosen Il would b. g,d to hear Of
bis election. This is aimed 70 defeat Gen. Cullom 81
Tenn sssee but twill not succeed.
learn from the best authority th Vt the dispatches
by the Canada are unimp0rtsnt.
t. the AssociGted Pres.
The dispatches by the Cins1s underwent eXsmns-
ton at the Safe Department till late hour on Sunday
mig ht and to day officially cons iered-ths Cabt
net p,eetiDg hour earlier than usual.
1t lie understood the representations Of our Govero-
ment regs,dirg the alleged violation Of the neur,i
laws by Mr. Cramp'Ol have not been met In that
s'rsigb fows manner our Government bad right
t. expect. Mr.. Buehsren says the profession. oil
fiencship by the Bi'ish Cabinet are more proias
than heretofore, and expresses the opinion that pro-
cras nrton has been resOred to in the hope thssone
thing might turn up to relieve The British Government
from it's dilemma.
Judge Ellis has resumed the edi orship OF TIE Amet-
can Org0n He repudiates the SLAVERY questlSn $:
a. element in the American p0Tty's coustitl1on and
says differences Of opinion on Il must be tolerated.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

In an criticize on the voice Of Massachusetts,, lsst
week. we demonstrated that the Union savers who
under the lead of The Boston Daily Adrsrts.r, had
voted for Gardner and the Know NOthings in order
to put down Anti Slavery, had sold themselves
very much as they did in 1852, when they voted
for franklin Pierce in order TO suppress agitation
The Boston Post the organ of the Administration
party in Massachusetts,, takes precisely the same
view of the case. 1t declares that the Know
Nothipgs are "as Anti-slsvery as the stiiiest of
Fres-Soiers." We quote from The Post
"Here in Massachusetts il has bsen from the f-s'
II wolld be useless 70 90 tle history o. tirs
csnpaigp. aud cite columns TO prove this Then a
srse portion Of the Free Sellers worked secre and
operly for Henry j. Gardner; then be the Know
Nothing car Gids;e, wrote & letter of the most ultra
AniSlavery css;, going for repeal OF The Fugitive
Save aw and 6ercaly denouDciog the Nebraska bill.
Bis inaugural of the same teDor-A BOLTON IN
10 suit the mos. violent Aboiitionists Whist isis
party, up to lsst October, had done for the Auti
Slavery csuse here in Massachusetts,, briefly but
accurately summed up In n editorial Of TIE Bee the
organ of this party in Massachusetts,"
Tie Post here quotes the article from II, Bee
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FROM VA SRING ron.
Correspondence Of Tie Baltimore sun.

Con espondsnce OF Tee bsit1sore sun
WAsBISGr0N, Nov. %, ISsA
The danger Of q col isou b-'weea tas + derS Gov.
eminent ami ;ee Free STATE Government OF h tn.ss !.
imminent. Toe FREE state Convention have q ioo ID
a constitution, vhish ~ 70 be approved By re an.
Shaver, voters on the 1870 Of Oecen Der aai "a, in
ouqrs.iou 10 Janue0. rh9 laws of the new Sta.
will OF come cone in cont ct with those al ia re,
,ornl Govsrnm n. and Cover shannon hss stata4
ibat he il suttorized by TIE Pesi lent 10 cs )os "a.
nj tia aBc a.o on nj - StAyes trOOOs Jr ID, n.io
tonaLce Of the lass Of the Tern oraI Govern n,ot
We were never beiDy quie 81 near civil -sr IS We
are INC er this state Of Ii. IS. The militia o D. called
on, viii Of course, be the Missouri meu-the very
II en- who hsve upc er. .ken the task OF mikaS Kama,
& sIKNChnl6i 4 = ate.
lean hist NJ Pomerov, Who Is pro rnsut oAo-
ii, ate IN comptiuCn nth Col LsUe for the Ia id
State S,ratorhp Is 20 be the military aafer o. n,
Free STATE roO:s in case Of Sva. rae Kansas Con-
s,itut:ousl Conyen 'cu have opted the example o.
Cal;lorpis 4, crc2Ose 70 oreeo STATE Government
vb.,her Coz gres shall acini. II as Stte or no.
There 10 proba )iliy thSt Congress S v the con
iry scssiou admit kGus-s ~ sJa e. whether s.h or
without slavery. 1hs Populal0a l. az most LOT over
tiirty thousaIo which Is quite usui'iNu "a eat Ne Il
M Repr sentative 10 say noth.nk of the al nis,on
of two rotten borough SensOrs- B-Sife', ths Ana.
Ssyr party t srts sri iatends tohsh; ihe Prai co
u,l battle u.un tie kau.as qutsfi"1 ana vii not
tetefore allow the question 10 be So Tel 81 e'enI
Ttousb Congress Is 10 NEE 10 morrow week Nesee
fwne1 btis b, re yet. AcaucGs OF II 10 )tn NJ
ncgtcrs rss called to meet befe 90 e'Les'ay
ptob.bly in reenuce 10 the ,o'gauzsiion Of tne
Houee fusion upon the la,est plan, tha' oi Oio'h-
n-tl will no ooubt BE- atemp ed.
A pIoio, eed c0n'-s for the Speasersh NAV be *
n. cted spd il Mr. Hoseu Cobb snou oe To- Demo
c,a'ic caro- iate msy be chosen, - he vas Ia ~
sfer more than sN ballot "a, abd az at ss 'n'l
unC er a special vote, for eHecting choice oy pa
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NemIlnrk duly @ibn,re
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1855.
A PROCLAMATION
BY BYRON q CLARK, GOVERNOR or THE STATE or
NEW-YORK.

BY BYRON II. CLARK, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE VI
NEW-YORR.
The Lord b been pessed our hve' and to ded
naOusly with curing another Wine ssnguo1y var
h .ad ssddsned the homes Europ- pe,s~
by snd has ~sked 10 seos TIE
Earth perchod eJ no droutb and cei By unwsoted 'o
aAs Welded her rcrssse bounieoay Peenes ta.t has
aged pegho'og hss been ssyei threshold aud
We bsve been .nsbed minister and neces Of
he sufers ard afflicted The Commercial, mech ,nisI, s1f
v,ous purstt OF ozeps have been crowned ~th una
success and have made bers p'Otress sm)sf u
religion s~ed By and onehecSed D. biEy ha
i'm sTtsd Der divine teachings ADD mustered nor CO s'h
1ubc ibsi,urons with god an vh jeo ne ~
ped 70 ghen the ouIde Of people Eac 70 sV-o
the uorI and intellectual improvement OF +pcety Ia r n
fe1nen Cd bic be:1ues us 10 m up
our God The of o. I'd shp cst iuy IN ll7t
eth s q Ire eirth do thef IRE az "a p4-
u,Ics of ssDbshed cu.tm spAr sd app INV th1f'aY
tie 18th day Of November 70 he Observed u Ougn a. me
uecfu /, recon- mend N ~ cits = sbs,ap t'o All
,.col,r occupation On day; gNbet th-ns Ives N th
s.emhie end erdsr heavenly Father the hongs Of
ssfnl bes-ts uembeTins bsffe him IN. poor th7 n
~ oppressed Let a. paIios sod Corsusn IN
Him f. our ustitu ana le rs SUP
iicae Eiu bis favor u th pope orngh vat
eeD,ratous ana eisp-ne 20 individually tf1s
l.yf nv Rsce wien With flth In the Lord Ju Christ md
vrtuou .con bI viii prepse for Wis heavily .osfo a.
In -ues, whey Or h.ve unto subseroef cry nime
sfxeo tn rrvy zeal Of the stste st tn e AbaIY ths
9th day Of Oct beT 1855 MfhON LLAMA
By tie governor. Geo L. BAEsR, phvA,e secrsAJ.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA AND NICARAGUA
Arrival Of the Daniel Webster at New-orleans.
PROGRESS OF COL. WALKER.
PROGRESS OF COL. WALKER.
HIS Government Recognized by the u s. Minister.

NEW ORLEANS, Saturday, NV. "a, 1855.
The steamship Daniel Webster. f'om Panta Arenas,
Nicaragua Oh toe 10th inst arrived hero to-day, with
California dates & the 5th inst
The MIXING news Is of an encouraging nature
Tie Indians 10 Oregon wee continuing their depe
dations on an extensive scale.
An additional force Of 300 men bad left San Fan
cisco to join Col Walker who stIl retained quiet pos
session of Grapsde, NicaraSus and the transit routs
lie was daily receiving Accessories.
On the 18Th inst. Mr.. Wheeler, the United Sts
Minister at Nicasgus, formally recognized Walkers
Government
Gen Corral had been found guilty OF trea on and
shot and Espnoza had been bsnished
Col. Kinney remained at Greyto~n, bat fifty Of hi.
followers had joined the Walker psry
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pFRIyOUS POSITION OF THRgE MEN.

HOLYoKE, Mass. Monday, Nov. %.
Az three Irishmen, nsmed David Gleason John
Barry, and Timothy Gro sley, empoe t in the e'eonon
Of The new Glasgow Mile a. South II .dey Fsts wore
returning TO ths plsee this evening from work IN
row boat when pear the Dam an oar'iock fs's WY,
distauce OF about twenty feet nesr rock, 20 WHOM
uty clupg. All efforts to rescue them failed unh about
y;,e oclsck when after being 10 water for four hours
ffey were taken OF by bat manned by seven men
More were seriously Injured Their escape ~ P'''r
rfn iAl.