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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
VETO OF THE MAIL-STEAMER BILL

From The Wa'hiagos Union Of Sunday.
In the conscientious discharge Of the duties ieps
upon him by the Constitution, the President rdss
to the House Of Representatives, on yesterday, -
making appropriations for the mail steamer On
with his reasons for Withholding his approval
reading Of the message was followed by few ~
epithets Of passion and vituperstion which MI
announcement Of every veto. One gentleman ~
terized the veto as another step in the ms4 \
tyranny, and followed the remark by shon ~
dgnant repetition Of the old thresdbare do
tons of the exercise Of the power. Anoth3 81
ueman was still more incensed, and his -
led him to declare that this was Q day e. ~
luton. We could not discover, howevS, Fl
either gentleman made any marked imFssn
other than the excitement Of good deal Of ants
among those members who were neither hss'
by the march Of tyranny nor the throat Of revs'sss
Without further debate, the previous question -
dered on the bill, and the message sustained oysw
Of 70 ia the affirmative to 90 in the negative D
little real cause there was for the indignant dssno
tons Of those disappointed by the veto VIII % -
feet upon perussl Of the messsge. II VIII
o be characterized by that straightforward -
less announcement Of his objections 70 the hnvS
dis,ips cuisines every document that emane
President Pierce. His objections will eoms
spect, and carry conviction to the minds OIL 49,. -
But il lie needless for US 10 commen' on 80
which carries its own commentator 70 cie"''
face. The message is as follows
To The House Of Repre,eniaf"s'' -. p-..4&<a
return herewith 10 the House OK No.
in which il originated, the bill entitled -" An rs
chg appropris,oDs for the transportsuo. ~
"Uni,ed states Mail, by ocean steamer ~
Wise dining The fiscal yesrs ending the 3stnSU
"Isss and he goth Of June, 1886, with sensa
ment a. the re asons which prevent It's rees'"
approval - o,he, things -
"foIlow ing Gums be, and the same are neresIG
"pristed, 10 be paid out Of any money N pb
q" bot otherwise appropriated, for the yeS
"3Oth Of June, 1886: yoAsy
"For transportation Of the mails from NevI.S1sS
noo and raj esss go; and that the PROVED con lk
srst section OF the entitled An Act 20 M(S
-, ,b .ous for the services OF tho hscr VI
~. Sc,t ~ June 1854, approved the xst o. S~RpX
"a be,ebs repealed: Prortd<d, That Edwas ~
49,. ...oei.tes shall proceed, with al due ahss ~
.s,bsr .te.mship 10 accordance with the s'Hs S~D2
80, ard have the resdy for the ma ~
- ,,om md after the passage Of this oct Ana ~
,,s.n.hlp II not rssdy within the time above pAE
,s.,oo on any neglect want Of diligence on zoe
,be aid Edward X. Collins and bis .ssoeiafss w.
Lated States MALE between New fofk sod n ~ 49,
he e, pirson Of the said two years every iers
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NEV-ME XICO.
From The S. LOU, Republican Of Fec. ~

INDEPENDENCE, Friday, Feb. %, isH
The Santa F6 mail, in charge Of Mr.. Fields, snis
here yesterday eveniDg-the trip being msdsht
usual time and without delay, bringing on as psw
gers NJ Otero, j. 5. Otero and Gonzales, mejAE
In Santa Fe.
On the 23d of December massacre took phs
a party of Apaches and Utah indians, about ore b.
dred IN number, at the pueblo of Arkansas. b.
teen men were killed and two wounded, wp W
left for dc ad and three women and two children hk
captive. Great excitement is now prevailing iasx
Fe on account of the general warfare and hosutA
OF the Indians in the Territory. They swear vensss
sganst all Americans and MexicIs.
On the Goth January, Capt. Newell OF - 4
Drsgoobs, bad fight with the Mesc srIlla Apoe>n
az the Sacramento Mountains, and killed twslvsh
dars His loss was one officer, Capt. Henry Wa
ton, and three privsts
General Garland has called into service hve go
MES of volunteers for ak months, IN consequo1etf
bostiliiies by the Indians in the Territory. Hr
commends Congress to appropriate the amoumkt
fray the expenfes.
CO.. Claude Jones has arrived in Santa Fe, al q
ters upon the duties Of bis office.
The mail was not troubled by the In tians.
The Kiowas were encamped on the Cimsrona
There is much excitement in the Territory cess
by renewed Indian outrages-the Mescarillas 81
carilla Apaches are the chief depredstOrs. Nc
pueblo Of Arkansas an entire settlement was bess
up, fourteen men massacTed two left for ~
women and children made chptlVes, ana Gil tne ~
driven of. Captain Stanton and two privatss y
killed in an engagement near the White Mouus
At Galisto, a large herd ef animals having b
stolen, Lieut. Sturgis, with small party, pus
them IFS miles and recovered the stock, killinge
and woundpg four of the nine Indians who hsdh
in possession. -.
Gen. Garland has accepted the services ~
companies Of volunteers rased by act Of the "
lature.
Mejor Cunningham Psymaster, was knocked ~
s ~ n' ,ba ho W '1o run, ~ au1 ~n
bis pocket and robbed of $40 900. Joee Chavts !
also robbed of $4,000. Numerous other thehs B
been committed.
Two Mexican gentlemen came as passenger
stage. The party had fine weather, and me. VI 8
distractions.
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denied the people, but necessarily discouuse-

denied the people, but necessarily diseounse-
naDced and persecuted BY the money making
classes and the aristocracy; and every struggle
TO throw of the spell has ended in defe.s ana
suffering on the part Of those who wished ior
better things until at last no faith Is left among
the people that right has any chance against
miebt: and, though Of late much has been at
tempted to improve the education OF the lower
classes and better their condition, they are list
lea, and spatheiic, subdued, and more or less in
different to public duty snd morality. The ari.-
tocrscy may do whatever 1t deems fit, for any
thing the working classes care aSout il, and the
middle classes are at least as much intent upon
sharing patronage and spoils as upon real refor
nation either practical or moral. The Russian
war was evidently necessary to reveal the present
state Of thiDgs in all it, hideous deformi.y and,
though the operation may be painful to endure,
hope and trust moral cure may be effected in
the hearts OF all the people who are forced into
the struggle for political supremacy or national
peace in Europe.
There is no particular news Of interest since
wrote last week. Lord John Russell goes as
Plenipotentisry to the Congress at vienn, and Ma
pies is said to be preparing to join with Austria
in the Western Alliance. Prussia is playing q
doubtful game of neutrality which seems to lean
toward Russia. The Congress at Vienna lie TO
talk about peace, while all the Governments pre-.
pare for war. The English Government propose
70 raise On army Of two hundred Thousand men.
or thereabout, and ask for twice as many millions
to squaDder away next year as they have squan-
dered this. No signs of real change Of system are
yet given, nor do people think the present Cabi-
net much ADLER than the last; but no one knows
how better men are TO be found, or how 10 bring
them into power if they were known. There ia
deartb Of public men who have been tried in
any great emergency, and old incompetenss are
stll retained from fear that others who have not
been tried might not be better. There lisa general
hope that Palmerston will be more vigorous than
Aberdeen, and that the aristocracy will profit by
the faults that have been already committed, to
improve the system, at least in the management
of the War Department, in which lite interests
are more deeply threatened by failure than those
of any other class The Times, which 10 &C.
quainted with the system and the men, has little
hope of this and doe, its bes. to have things pat
in order; bu. the nation has been mesmerized
too deeply by the crafty politicians of the time,
and cannot be aroused from servie lethargy. 1t
lives in the paradise of Flunkeydom, and likes
the swinish comfoLt HUGH DoHERTY.
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TROUBLE AT SAN JUAN DE NIcAR ,sr

To q, Edlor # The ". Y. Tris.as
SIR: Below hand you an extrsct from my BIN
correspondence, received by the Star VI he VI
from San Juan dc Nicaragua in order tha. tAs M
occurrence there, an account Of which Wa pshSA
in The Herald and Times al this morning, n,
rightly understood. and that 1t may be Chez ,
the quarter where il belongs, and not scorx =
the catalogue OF tho sins OF the much abused es1a
nifty of tha, town. Shippers need not be assossi
the safety of their specie over that sthmus ~ a
yetr York. March 5, 1883
"SAs JvAS De NICARAGUA, Feb. %, lsv
Considerable excitement has existed hers II 4
last few Gays. On last Friday, 10th, lsrge hs,s
lett here for the interior with ammunition for ~
of Chamorro, ard on Sunday tlsthl my lavS b.
(which wss hired by a third party for trip h 4
Ssrspsqu' started in pursut Of the bungo In erds
intercept and capture II, with q crew Of tix lnr
cans and one Irish CslifJrnisn-sll stranger !,
and great looking loaiers. They were armsi e.
nineteen muskets.
Suspicion of their purpose was excited sfax q.
departure, through the conduct OF some maaa y
house OF Col Wheeler, Il. \. Minister, and csoss
OF natives Chsmorro mem Yves soon organiss1 4
went after the Flibusters-overtook them * =
dered them back. and the brdre Atfis band turaal y
with their arms, without stopping TO dine, = d.
were about 10 do when oyertaken.
Ult VI hsht tVVN Pi"Nri IA " u'N" ~ ~ "
Killed and not many wounded. Greaser wsst.
tritlrd with by 90 small party.
81 found the boat on the beach next morning u.
the residence of the American Minister, and spss<
retook possession of her ana took her dowph a
house.
"Col. Wheeler and family left this morniugfet
interior, and hop, all of hs party left with hin
ev. for the arrival of Col. Kinney Il Co.
THE brig Eastern State arrived on the o9t
morning. She is rolling heavily, but will ge. iuduh
day
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THE PARIS EXHIBITION-GRAND CELE-
BRArI0N.
r. 4 IN. yrihuns

PARIS, Thursday, Feb. IS, ls55
In late visit TO the Office Of the Committee OF the
French Exhibition, learned come facts of great in
terest in regard 10 the prospects Of the coming Esh
bition. The Managers are m the highest degree
elaed with the prospects before them; the number Of
demands from France alone would more than Gil the
entire space, tina: they thus enabled to reject
every object which might detrset from the value of
the Exhibition by its want Of Importance. In this
particular the Committee is extremely rigorous, and
there s every reason to anticipate that this EIhbi-
ten will much excel in beauty, and perhaps equal in
value, any Of its predecessors These at least the
hopes Of the Commission.
Tie Presid.n. Of the Commission stated ths. the
nunter Of demands, up TO tie preseL. moment, from
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Tror. Our Own Correspondent
HAVANA, Tuesday, Feb. q, 1855.

HAVANA, tuesday, Feb. u, 1855.
1t was not until l had perused the letter Of
your " Own Correspondent" at New. Orleans, I"
in The TRIBUNE of the 18th instant, that
really believed there was fllibuster expedition
in organization, nearly, or quite prepared, to
make descent upon this island. In that letter,
your own correspondent pro nises, in asucceed.
ing one to send you some account Of the feelings
"of the people Of Cuba" PresumiDg, therefore,
that an impartial account of those feelings, from
the pen Of totally disinterested person, resident
in the island will prove interesting to your read
ess, and having half an hours leisure this morn
ing, proceed to place before you my honest con-
victiOns upon this subject. To commence with
the Spaniards. They, possessing a full share Of
the amor patria in their hearts, and besides
prompted by feelings of personal interest, are not
DESTROYS, that this Gem of the Antilles, should
be separated from the dominion of the Spanish
crown, 10 which it now almost alone remains de-
pendent Of the once extensive dominiOls Of Spain
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HAVANA.

ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.
The u. S. Mail Steamer Black Warrior, Capt. j. ID.
Bullock, arrived early yesterday morning. The B. W.
left Havans on the evening Of the eth ult The block.
sde of the different ports still continued, although
delay was caused to the steamers they being allowed
to land and receive passengers, &c, the
al There were no new arrests, although great pre-
psratons were still being made. The English fngste
yestal wa. in port al well on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

FRANCIS P. CORBIN, Virginia, Chairman.
Hon JOHN Y MASON. Minister at Paris.
Hon. ROBT. II. McLANE, Minister 70 China.
DOM PlATr, Secretary Of Lention q, Paris
DUNCAN AcREA, Consul at Paris.
JOHN MUEROE. New York.
Col J. B. MURRAY. New.York.
Col A @. VAN ZASDT, Eew-York.
n. N. BECKwITH, Eew.York
A @. POST, Nsw-York.
n. BERRY, New York.
J. s RIDGEWAY. Philadelphia
J. A CONSTANT, Phil .delphs-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-03
Staple and Fancy Hardware.

Pen, pocket, md table knives,
Tea, table, and dessert spoons.
Scissors, shear, shutters. and tray,
Candles,cks, lamps, butts, and screws.
Axes. hammers, hache,s, tacks,
Wood saws, hand saws, shovels,
Scyihcs, forks, log chains,
Trace chains shoe aud white wash brushes
Conre mills bows skates door lalches &c
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La Sale Street Drug Store
IL. NJ. MACARTHUR,

AVlNG purchased the entire stock ofdrug,,
/ i medicines, oils. pains, &c, formerly own
ed by Hunter q. Toombes, would say to his
friends and the public generally, that he will con-
time the drug business at the old sand on La
Sale st two doors uorlhof NJ. II. Swlf's law
office, wherei will be happy to accommodate
all those who may favor him W IN call, All
persons wishing obtain pure article in the drug
line, will always be sure to find 1t at Nc Arthur's
as he intends to keep no other ki nd. lie
would invite Il e attention Of the ladies in partic
ular to his stock of ,erfumery, whichis the best
and most extensive evsr offered in O'tawa, vary
ing in price nd quality to suit purchasers. lie
has also large and beautiful assortment Of
lamps, lanterns, chandeliers oil sizes, from
twenty five cents up to fifty dollars each.
Also hat, tooth, pail, cloth aud paint brushes
oa.l descriptions, he sides soaps, shaving cream
poma,ums, hair oil, combs, pens, ink, paper, en-
velopes, and host OF fancy articles too hume fous
to mention. lie will keep constantly on hand
s,sh and glass ofa sizes, glazed ready fer use, sat
manufacturers prices.
DR.. Macarthur will continue the practice Of
medicine as heretofore, and may always be found
al his store when not absent on professional BUSH
ness. February 3.
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~ ECNN
TAILORING EMPORIUM.

HEKOVEDJI' m Mln'ey's oil S'und, "a
NE Vest side IF Tie square, opposite Tia
Court Housc, in tie building .tarateri. occg-
pied by A. u. Bciley.
4 7 this establishment may be found one &,
"a the largest ana most complete assortm-r
Of English, French, and German broadciorh
caSsimeres, doeskIns, sc. Also, every variei '
OF silk aud satiu vestings, aud trimmings OF a
kinds.
Also, large assortment oiready-ma3e cloth .
ing. OF our own Manufacture, consisting Z, {
sirnight-body coa,s. irock end sack Goats, over
coats, pants, vests. drawers shirts, Gndr;
shirts, neck ties, scar's, collars, ovsrhlus, over
shirts, -ispend-rs, buckskin gloves, umbrellas
&c, a OF which will b. sid cheap, in order 10
clear of the winter stock AMI prepare tor sum.
meT trade. All persons drsirous oi purchasing
goods in this line will do well to call.
The cutting department IL done by J Perha.
mus, whose long experience vii enHble him tc
give patrons excellent hts in the latest styles and
worknanke manner.
Six good coat makers wanted at the above es-
Enlistment. m JouN PERnAMus.
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SHELF IIAR2NVAF.E!

Our stock large, and comp.isrs Imo-i every
article belonging 10 The TODD. h.s"tanice qud
all Vito are Engaged in building, are iryltyd to
call upon us, as We can furnish you with al the
materials for building that you may want.
HOUSEKEEPING AKIICLtN.
Those who are about commencing keeping
house, can be furnished with cutlery OF all
kints
Tea and table spoons. Braes, tin, andjspd. cans
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TO Rent,
THE store now occupied by Jackson Il Lock-
i wood. Rent low. January ~
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, March 8, 1855.
The market exhibits more animation this
week, and prices show an improvement. The
principal arrivals are corn and oats
Flour, per bill, 800.
Wheat, Winter IL .I2al.25. ... -
Spring, l.o0al.l2. -
Corn, shelied, 60 lbs, 40; ear 70 lbs 3saio.
Barley, 30 cts.
Oats, &c.
Butter, lGc pr ID, in trade, Is cash.
Eggs, Ijc.
Potatoes, 100
Hogs, e3a$3.50
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Mt Office is hereby given, to all whom it may
IN concern, that At n sale OF lads and iowa
lots Tor the tax.s mud costs due taeieon Tor The
wear 1889, Mt the door Of Il court house IN Otta-
wa, La Sale county Illinois, by III. treasurer OF
said county, on the 18th day Of June, 1893, the
subscriber purchased the following tracts OF land.
situated IN said La Sale county, and that the
time Of redemption on the same will expire IN two
yea rs from the day Of said sal ., ;,
Ae. Assessed 10 Description Scr 7 u
40 Joshua Gushing. swq OF neg " 33 !
John Wye, in ell VI nwq Is - !
80 J.. Sheppard, Ell Of swq 80 SO
Also, thatnt said enle. on the same day, John
u. Murphy purchased the swq Of the ueq OF sec.
II. town IS n, Of r. f., IN la Sale county
containing 40 ACRES, and assessed 10 estate Of
John Myers deed, the cei iiicsts Of which has
been duly nssigned 10 me- aud that the lime oi
redemp'ion on the sane will sapite IN two years
irur, tie nav Of said salr.
fehruary@-3S' JouS VI. BsicxHtT
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Clothing for the Million!
FALL TRADE!
NEW FlGM g. NEW GOODS !

THE subscribers take this opportunity oflnior
j ming the citizens OF Ottawa and the surroun.
ding country, mat they have purchased the stock
in trade of r. Drake, and will be IN receipt Of
new goods monthly TO keep their stock full.
Our STOCK has been selected and pHrchaset with
care IN the best houses IL the city OF New YORK,
ano we are determined TO sell our clorhiEg as
cheap as any house IN the city Of ottawa. If or
goods, the, will come to the conclusion that this
store s the only place to purchase good, cheap,
and ready -made clothing.
We invite tllwho are in wait Of clothing to
give us call. at the old stand Of r. Drake, in
Reddlck's block, No. 3, one door north OF the
post office. oil THoRNE Il ZIMMERMAN
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PROTECTION Insurance CoMpASY.--1t has
been frequently stated in the papers that the
failure of the Protection insurance company,
Of Hartford, was attributable to its heavy
losses in The west We have before us
statement from the western agency which
fully refutes this statement The western
department was always paying ono, and
the statement before us shows that the net
rcmittanccs to Hartford for the last years
amounted to the enormous sum Siss, 347..
so, equivalent to 10 per cent per annum upon
the capital stock. In no year since ls49 were
they less than $1,000, and sometimes they
went up as high as So, 900 The failure ofthc
concern was wholly attributable to misman-
az cment and rascality at Hartford
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ANOTHER NEEDLE ACcipENr.---Wc mention.
cd, few days ago, the extraordinary Incl
dent Of 4 fragment of a needle, which had
been trodden upon and broken in the foot,
finding its way through the leg to the knee
Of q young lady residing at Rosbury, and of
its having been extracted without producing
any harm. The incident occurred in the
family Mr.. D. Weeks, from whom our infor-
nation was derived The New Bedford Stan.
dard Of Saturday, relates the following:
"Dr Jennings was called this morning to
visit a child that had been exceedingly troub-
lcsomc for some months past. On examina-
ton, he found small bunch on the child's
breast, which being opened, needle of u.
bout an inch in length was discovered and
removed. 1t had been working its way
through the flesh for some time past, until
it attained the above position, occasioning
great pain and anguish to the little suif or
err osto. Trarelsr.
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FouSD.-Patrick Kennedy, carpenter,
for six or seven years resident of this city
and who had mysteriously disappeared about
the time of the great snow storm in January,
was found last evening, stiff, stark, and cold
in snow bank near the planning mill of King
aud Bro. He was another victim Of the de-
mon Rum.
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6.rnSS SRaSis

rLOt Err, timothy, and red top-n good sap
" ply of ench tor sale by t2i j. G. NArrrsGER.
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STEAMBOAT SuSk.--The steamboat II. D..
Bacon, bound from st. Louis to New Or
leans, came in contact with rock at the
confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi last
Sunday afternoon, by which a tremendous
gap was made in her hull, and she almost in
stantly sank in twenty feet water. Fortu.
nately no lives were lost, and the books aud
papers were saved. She had on board n
large cargo of -four, grain and other pro.
duce, besides $50 to 200 head Of stock, all Of
which is o total loss.
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REMOVAL.
CITY Hardware Store.

THE undersigned have removed their entire
stock of stoves. hardware, lin TN copper
ware 20 the new brick block Of Messrs. Glover &
Cook. where they are in readiness TO furnish all
articles apperanng to their business. We cor
daily invite our customers TO call upon Us, and
We will endeGvor to sell them goods at prices
that will suit. f2i Jackson a. l.o Kwoop.
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A GOOD FARM,

On the south side OF the Illinois river, within the
limits OF III, city OF Ottawa, containing AZ
acres wiag SOD dwelling house thereon, two
smaller dwelling houses, a goon zen Of lasting
water, q trst-rate hltrfing istern, = nd good
spring Of never failing water. I wo small fields
Of the land are in cultivation, enclosed ,ue by a
raj and the oihefa board fence.
ALSO, the following vacant iota in Ottawa
City lots ,3,4.7,g 10, H. Is. II, u and ~.
Al so. the following lots il subdivision OF lot
., in Ottawa City: lots 9, 4, 5,6,S, 9, Is, -,
-, ~, IS, ana 20
ALSO the following lots 10 Ottawa Cent? ::
lot IN block 10. and lot { IN block ".
ALSO, the follow ngl lot IL Walkers inbdlsi-
sion OF sw1 Of sec. II, town 80, range 3 cast
loti, letter +.
Also, the following o;s in the town of Sci.
ence lots !, . and 3 IN block 30; lot in block
81 10, IN block 80, aud lot Bin lock 30