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Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02
Hon. II. j. Walkers Letter.

We have read with interest and attention,
q letter published in an extra of the Jeffer-
SCH (Tcxas) Herald. from the Hon. ROBERT
j. WALKER, President of the Texas West
ern Railroad Company, addressed to Col.
Lofts T. WIGFALL, of Marshall, Texas. up
on the condition. prospects and plans of the
Company
The letter contains a brief, modest, and
unpretending vindica,ion of the writer from
the numerous charges that have been made
against him. and shows, that in the efforts
he has made to construct a Railroad to unite
the Atlantic and Pacific. he has been actu-
ated more by patriotism devotion to the
interests of the South, than by any private
OF selfish considerations. 1t develops an
other fact that is of the utmost importance
to the future prospects and prosperity of
Arkansas. 1t is this-that Fulton, from Its
geographical position and the topography Of
the country, is destined to be the point on
Red river, at which railroad from the Mis-
sissfppi to the Pacific, is ever built, must
cross.
It should be cheering to tie citizens of
Arkansas that all the surveysand explora-
tions made, either by the agents Of tie
General Government, or the agents of pri-
vate companies watched as they have been,
with jealous regard TO practicability and
economy of construction, have demonstrated
the fact that a route through this State,
crossing Red river at Fulton. will most GER
tainly be the one adopted, when the work Of
building railroad to the Pacific is COM
menced in earnest Fulton is destined to
be to the South west. what Chicago is now
to the North west. the point of concentra-
ton for all the Railroads necessary to sup
ply its wants and develop its resources II
requires only the proper direction of wise
counsels, and the fostering care Of liberal le-
giSlation TO secure to Arkansas, at no distant
day, the manifold advantages of her geo.
graphical position in relation to the project
ed Railroad systems looking towards the Pa
cif;c.
We regard Mr.. WALKER s letter desig-
mating Fulton as the point at which to CON-
mence the construction of the Pacific Rail
road, as sig 1ifcant. from the fact that it en-
anates from man of acknowledged abili-
ty. and one who, for years. has employed a
large portion of his time in studying the
subject upon which he has written. Hi:
letter adds another to the many strong proof:
that have already been given. Of hoSrbIight
the future OF Arkansas must be. if she i:
only true to herself.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

In recent speech at Richmond. Virginia,
against the Americans. Senator Douglas
gave the lie direct to the charge that the
Wings OF the North are all Abolitionists.-
He said that but for the gallant and Efficient
aid of portion Of the Wings of Illinois, the
Nebraska conservative party would have
been utterly overwhelmed and routed in
that State.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

II The race be,ween Lexington, and
Lcconate over the Metairie course. New Or
leans, on the 18th ult, was won by Le1ing-
ton in 7:23 81 Only one heat was r;,n,
as Lecouzte, at the end of the first heat, was
Withdrawn. Lexington now stands the
winner of the tlco fastest four mile races
ever run in the world--7.19 81 against
. time, and 1:23 3-4 against Leconlfe. The
Picayuue states. on authority. that Le1-
inston has been taken cut of the training G
stable and his exercise discontinued A
service of silver has been presented to Mr-
PRYOR. his trainer.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

NEW GooDs-D. BLOCK is daily rcceiv-
ing and opening fresh and seasonable
stock of dress and fancy goods. of the latest
styles and paterns-clothing. hats. boots.
shoes. hardware, &c; and what is of still more
importance at this time of scarcity, some
thing to eat. in the grocery line. Read his
advertisement and give him a call, and if,
with the SQUIRE TO DO the agreeable. you
are not pleased with the general improve
meut of the premises. and the new and
seasonable stock Of goods. We can only
say that you are hard to please, or that
you probably did not see al, and had better
eall again.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

A Defaulter--Tbe Washington Star
says that, according to the books Of the
Treasury, Jacob Richardson, late Collector
at Os~ego, n Y. is defaulter to the tune
of S202 1000. for the recovery Of which his
bail are now being sued
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

TERRIFIC ExPLosIoN-On the Oath ult.,
a drunken wretch named Harris, whilst un-
der arrest for disorderly conduct. fred a
pistol into keg of powder, in coffee house
in Des Arc, Ark's, causing a fearful explo-
sion. There were IA persons in the room,
and. strange to relate, but one was killed,
although the building was levelled aln,ost to
the ground : nearly all were wounded, bow
ever
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

APPLICATIONS FOR BOUNTY LAND.-We
learn from the Washington Union that the
whole number Of applications under the
Bounty Land act of last session received at
the Pension Office up to the 7th ult., was
30 500
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

q The case Of the State against the
Trustees Of the Real Estate Bank has been
decided-the Chancellor having divested
the Trustees Of their trust. and appointed a
Receiver Col c. F. NJ NoLAND is the
Receiver. and his appointment. as far as
our information extends. gives general sat
isfaction- Col n. possesses the requisite
ability, ard Will make sn able and efficient
oficer
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

THE KANE ExPEDITIoN.-It is stated that
Board of Officers has reported adverse
ly upon the employment Of the steamer
City of Boston in the proposed expedition
in search of Dr. KANE on account Of her
age and large size, and that vessel now
upon the stocks in the Philadelphia Navy
Yard is selected as substitute.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

Defalcation IN Pennsylrani0.-In the
Pennsylvania Senate on he 5th ult, list
of the defalters to the State was received
from the State Treasurer. 1t appears that
the amount of their deFalcation is half mil
lion of dollars
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

SCARCITY OF HoUsEs. Boston
Times says that, so scarce are houses in
that city. at the present time, that gentle
man has actually hired church at the South
End, as domic;l 70, himself and family.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

TORNADO IN GEoRGIA.The vicinity OF
Welborns Mills. Houston county. Georgia
was visited on the 9th ult.. by terrific tor
nado. which did immense damage to the
plantations over which it swept. Miles oil
fencing and thousands of trees were pros
trated
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

Greely. one of the bell-weathers of Abo-
litionis,n in New York. has signifed that ne
will prefer to see Mr.. Wise elected Gov ern-
or of Virginia. over Mr. Flournoy. the
American candidate. This, we suppose,
will be regarded by the Washington Union
as another evidence of the unsoundness of
:he Americans on the slavery issues.
Memphis Eag. d. Emo.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

DIFFICULTY IN PARAGUAY-The T. S.
steamer Water Witch has been fred into
in the Paraguay river. and had one man
killed. She maintained an action for half
an hour with fort mounting six guns.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

SENTENCE OF DAwsoN-DawsoN in
dicted for the murder Of SEABoRs HILL.
some years ago. vas tried at the Apri! term
of the District Court of the United States
for the Eastern District of Arkansas, found
guilty Of ranslaugbter. and was sentenced
TO two years close confinement in the coun-
~ Jail OF Pu'ask; county.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

Later from Salt Lake City---Re-
ceptIOn of the News Of Colonel
steptoe's Appointment as Gov
erHOF.
We have advices from Salt Lake City to-
February 7th.
a gentleman now in this city left that
place on the 9th of February, in company
with the party in charge Of the mail. Two
days after they started they were overtaken
by al Express from Adams & Co, who
informed them of the arrival of the Eastern
mail at Salt Lake City on the evening OF
February the 9th. The arrival brought in
telligence of the appointment of Col. Step
I, toe as Governor of the Territory, Ctce,
Brigham Young Harris. Secretary, rice
A. w. Babbitt, and scme other changes
The news took rhe Mormons by surprise, but
our informant thinks no open opposition will
be exhibited.
On new years day quite serious colli-
/ sion took place between the United States
soldiers and the citizens at a drinking shop.
/ Firearms were freely used. and seven or
/ eight persons were shot, but fortunately
none of them were killed. Two of the
soldiers we're severely wounded, and for a
time it was thought that they could not re-
cover The Mormons ordered out the lie
gion," threatening to destroy the whole bat
tallion of the United States troops in the
\ city, under Col Steptoe. The three COM
panies of United States troops were quick
/ ly paraded under arms they trengthened
/ their position, and waited for the assault of
/ the Legion" which was every moment
expected. This state of quasi warfare
lasted for three days. when calmer counsels
prevailed and hostilities ceased. As the
affair grew out of drunken fit. an order
was issued by the civil authorities forbid
ding the further sale OF ardent spirits in
/ the city.
The Territorial Legislature Of Utah, al
their late session, passed an act organizing
Carson Valley into county Of that name.
They had appointed one Styles as Distric'
Judge, and Orson Hyde as Probate Judge
of the county. From the temper Of the in-
habitants of Carson Valley, very few Of
whom are Mormons, and most Of whom
have applied to be incorporated into the
State of California. it is probable that these
appointments will be received with little IA
vor. Among other legislation, was the pas
sage of an act called tie Gift Law by
which the faithful are to vest all their rea
and personal estate Of every kind in Brig
ham Young! Lou. Journal
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02
TEE TELEGRAPH.
W SHIN ON:
" WEDNESDAF,: NAY g, 1855.

IL The weather still continues dry and
warm. The rivers are down to low water
mark
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

GoING TO SEvAsTopoL.-We learn from
the New York Journal of Commerce that
Major DELAFIELD. Of the United States
Corps of Engineers. Major MoRDECAI, of
the Ordnance Department. and Captain
MCCLELLAN. of the Cavalry. sa lied in the
asia on the 11th ult, from Boston for Liv-
erpool en- route for Sevastopol. The Jour-
nal says =
They have been ordered by the authori-
ties at Washington to make a four Of obser-
walton on the line of hostiities in the Cri-
mea. and especially to inspect the siege
works where the Allies have concentrated
their forces. They are accompanied by a
Paymaster Of the L. S. Army and THEN
expenses will be borne from the National
Treasury
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

HEAVY DANAGEs-A young man named
Scebers has recovered 4 verdict for S25, 900
against the city of Memphis for injuries re-
ceived while working in the chain gang
For me trivi.l offence, under the opera
tion of city ordinance. he was sentenced
to the chain gang, and whilst working on
the bluff with chain around his ANGLE, a
heavy pile Of dirt fell upon him and broke
his leg He thereupon brought suit against
the city, claiming $4,000 damages, and
the jury awarded him S25, 600.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

UNDER CoNTRAcT-The clearing and
grading Of the first fifty miles of the Pine
Bluff and Napoleon Railroad, we learn from
the Republican. has been let out to respon-
sible contractors who have agreed to receive
pay in stock to the amount OF their work.
The Engineer has proposition to take
the remaining IL miles. which will COM
plete the whole route from Pine Bluff TO
Napoleon
In addition to the clearing and grading
thus provided for. the Company have a cash
subscription Of two hundred and ninety FIVE
thousand dollars, and donation of one
hundred acres of land at Napoleon and six
tyseven at Pine Bluff With these facili-
ties. and the right of way. which has been
ceded to the Company through the entire
route. the building of the road is regarded as a
fixed fact We wish the Company unbound
ed success
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02
: In the Supreme Court at Philadel

- In the Supreme Court at Philadel
phia. on Monday, April I'd, Chief Justice
LEWIS gave decision granting writ of
error in the BEALE case, on the ground that
the jury that tried the case. instead of be-
ing sworn to render verdict according to
the evidence, were sworn to Try the guilt or
innoce nee of the defendant also. that the
defendant, instead of being sentenced to sol
itary confinement at labor, was sentenced to
Imprisonment at hard labor
- Mayor KING, the successful candi-
Gate of the Know-NOthings for Mayor of St
Louis has commenced his administration by
making war on the gambling houses. On
the evening of the 12th he. with posse
of the police. made a descent on one gamb
ling establishment. and arrested the keeper
and some seven or eight men who were
gambling. 1t is said that he is determined
to rid the city of every gambling house
in it.
The Cincinnati Times gives the fol-
lowing classification of the new Board Of
Council of that city: American Reform 16.
Sag NIGHTS 10. Independent 3. Those set
down as Independent are DR.. Edwards, whig,
of the second ward Mr.. Kersted, fiat iron
democrat, of the third ward, and Mr. Haus-
serek leader of the freemen, in the tenth
ward
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-02

- In the Circuit Court at Boston. on
the 18th ult.. Judge Curtis delivered an
opinion IN the case of THEODORE PARKER
and ethers, that the indictment was void on
the ground that the process was not sufi :
ciently set forth, that it was not alleged the
Commissioner in the BURNS riot case bad
legal cognizance. All the accused we're
therefore ordered to be discharged.
- The Order Of Odd Fellows in Wash
ington City is represented as being in a
most prosperous condition The member
ship comprises about 400 citizens, and its
treasury is set down at upwards of SIT ,000
During last year they relieved 81 widowed
families, paid the usual attention to 10 de-
ceased members; "a children were educa-
ted; s3.072 were paid for the relief of broth
ers. The total amount of aid distributed
was 1900
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SHIPPING.

IroR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RTCHxoNp-
n The United States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, L.
Saturday June ~ ats o'clock r. n; will arrive at Norfolk
tie next aftsnoon, and AZ Petersburg and Richmond the
proceed ~ railroad direct with hrouah tickets from we,
den 10 W1mneto Chsriesten 40 and faro 70
Norfolk 81 70 Petersburg and Rchmsnd SO half
price. Through tickets 70 Lynshhurs 80 Apply 70 LUp
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MEDICAL.

-
nR. WARDS UNFoRTUNATE's FRIEND, y. WITH
IL book.-Just what those want who have contxasts1
dseaSss namely a once, and no delay and me
peasG Or<atsst In the world BY Dr. Wards unbe
tunate sFrendn Afflicted take notiesne other refnsd0
can cure you radically. Slight cared h Few hous;
nothiog else docs IT, No 80 Csrh street, door east Of
Broadway, the place to got this rapid and thcroush
remsdy--nowhsrs else IN New York sure vaxraated By
Dr. Ward Patients anxious fer relief Dely RAPID
treatment wishout taxing the system Atera
ton die. cessation from Business not required
AR POWKRs LADIES' GOLDEN TOXIC AND Pc
~ ricdie pills sAfe and failing rcmedy for fsmsas
yuiart Prepared according 10 the original pSessrp
tion and sold BY Dr. WARD Canal street. Brosdway
Letters answered
INFORMANT TO FEMALES.-DR- DUBOIS, OFFICE
Agency for the exclusive trsAment o. all diseases met
females No Sc Lerinston West Twenty
ysnth street and Fourth Remedies fox female
from 81 TO S. Advice grats Consuitations
and letters oonHdentA Nail letters containing
With advice and medicine BY return Relief guaranteed
In ali cases Patients from disanss provided With slxb
heard, nursing and attendance
AZ Lamont, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
H. surgeon author Of the Medical Adviser and Mar
rage Guide 5 paSss rs sneray.gA ENABLED by hp, sseed
street corntr Of Brcsdvsy from II A, T. tai ssd -
mail ssd ssrIs We concur witt ethss papers In recon
Unis Day Book, Stats Zsitunz. National Dsnssras &s
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PROPOSALS.

DRoP0SALS- OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORS OF
l. the Alushouse, New York, June 20 1885 To satsrs-
sealed proposals will be received the Of
Alpshonss at their ONCE Refunds Park, until ooeek
II M Of the 26th instant for stating with quality
blue green American slate and zinc nails the Wig
OF Bellevue Hospital foot Of sixth street, East river
Ct arco,l tim and furnishing four inch tin leaders ssosr
to the spec cations which be and further In
formation obtained BY applying at their ONCE The Cove
nors reserve to the right Of rejecting all ohere
deemed by them the department. ana
proposals DO accompanied with the names Of two fsspes
table parties security tor the faithful performance Of Tie
contract.
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ID saloon may be- eonsutsd eonadsntiaiiy IN osets
a.e..e. Psy. tie sssn. for Dursis French rsnsAv
DOCTOR y. .PYEIrrER. .HYpRoPArHIc AND Be.
cure. isssn.s. a.srrss. and di.ss.. q long :sss
% s.4s s irons I'd I: s o. Ae:,
nR. HUNTER, NO. DIVISION STREET NEW YORK.
III q a 4: I'd once, TO e: gas 4. sis ::
branch OF medicine for the "a years. aad naAs
sscst aa Of rS +
has to refer as hsrsofors Chars;s moderate
neay Hunssrs T.d that certain dss.:s ysA
P RI H. CAT and ssi the Monitor Of H.slsS - 49,
ID sussS vita sensss..s % esrss. a:..ss:; yssss =
sss :S.s sam. s @
As %s%ss1 9TH: N r UsSa:ss may Ss seen 81 ~ sss
sss .sssas q N.. yasl i s s %s.s
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cS.
y S15ISsy.r wao " rp sssr
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tss's Il 40 nsS:S s!sn. sa-AA'' '''' -
DIcoRDs PRACTICE.-NoTICE or s H. or.s Nh H.
cord q Pss and With t.s sss pubic sSst -
removed end permanently fey the osse a
dispensing rooms at No e6 ,osys sssursass 81
relief and those who have bssn ts q tHs
ac,es little 1Ge.s Day may rely % hs.-
ING snsu Gases u HIS extended sbssrvstis.. u -
famous nsspts 81 Ia Paris SsSsf rssss "a tss
snsrt , ws render imps:ss - nay %
~ OF patients resfeng W. ss
orcd icr the 1.i tbst they time csnssis We
pSssbsr By Lester giving plan Il !.
.,e tss Recent cured wissest any assy.
cssrrss Quit. Tosts HIS eatmsss % cosss.pss.
n ~ nervous diseases Is ssssd entirely % sss Ne
assa sno atoms on Fras9Ah omcs hss
from 70 3 and from G. = D HAMMOND. n D msssss
A,,ho. AZ M.llcsiuniernstsa tss &c nuiiss 80
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Silver WeddasCake Knives, Pic Knives, Fish Knives,
Pickle Forks, Ice Cream Knives, Fruit Knives, Butter
Knivss Chdrsns Sets v knife, Fork and Spoon; Silver
WHtehss Clocks and Jswelry repaired At less than
usual prices Watches and Jswslry sen IN s1chsnss'
Importer Of Watches and Jswery wholesale and Retail.
No. ii wall street, (second foor1
Broadway, New York
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SAW QUALIFICATIONS


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the late arm Of Bagsehal fioro Co., the
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we'll the friends ohs hrm deny thsss charge:
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nune and precisely a represented aware that some
Ssa dealers are il the habit
70 declare that nrm Of which have ever been member
has bean guilty OF such practices Whether shs seek To-
gal redress perpetrators Of ts outrage In the
present unsatisfactory state Of the laws must depend
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DAssAGES by THE ATLANTIC To EUR0PE-Two
PASSAGE TO Liverpool By the steamship Atlantic Of tn
9Th nst b hsd on easy tSns ~ sppcAion 70 the
booAkrspsc Assef Hsvss As psrs WAC bs,i then
essuo< 40 out % seen.
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SPORTING.

EPOATING.
A DOUBLE BARRELLED GUN wANTED-N0. o.
~ 10 bore IS to inch barrels Of Virgins Dcane, A1ans
Deano Westly Richards Egg Greemer, Moore ksates.
best London makers Apply, Ierssn,n,1y o. sssss y
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MEDICAL.

nR. FERRY, 81 FRANKLIN STREET. NEAR TAY-
IL saloon, may be consulted confdentally In csetaa
dteae DR. Ferry Is the agent for Dureis French remedy
for ale Irregularities. Price 80.
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WITCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.

VENTS FINE GOLD CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CLUS
" ter pins with chain f5 without chain 81 These pins
equal In briiancy and to the real diamond
Sent By mail part Of che United States by enclosing
amount to L. Il J. JACOBS. 4G Broadway.
DEDUCED PRICES WATCHES, JEwELRY. Ola
III monds and silver ware.
The undersigned last eighteen weH known
dealer and importer offers sale all goods in his line
prices for the quality other house in
New York. Philadelphia or any other city, and viii send By
~ y WATCHES, JEwELRY, 30,
Of United States free Of charge All goods
represented Orders BY mail postpsid faith
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HLorHTNG.-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN HAVING
any Of the Same dsrose Of can esssn fAs and cash
hrsuh the Rostl 8 Kiln sr ioi oasthsn street Ladies'
sttsndst BY Mrs. Cohen. n. o. CouEN.
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CLOTHING, so.

1AsT OFF CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
" wantedThs highest prics gwen aod essh paid in
good qsaIy for liberal cash ara requested "a
0ranro stfeeN.
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EsOn LIvZnpocE-U. NAIL STEAMSHIP AVIAN
TIC tss West. csInsnas, This s.esmsaip via de-
We1aesdy. Jane "a, ct oeleek ~ from her berth che
fsot q canL srssk For &sigk passage. having ua
z nDMAkD <, COLLINS q Yen street P...assI:s.
sseoesd the Atlantis end July IL Shippers viii pisase
teks nsos that the ships OF this line cannot Garry
goods OF All letters pass through
Pose Once: any others win b returned
T,Hn NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTArIs
naA StsamsfsSThs shirs posing this hns are ths
AT1c.1;!E,fi3 Caps, VEGA BALTIC. Capt. csmssssh-
These ships have been built b. contract expressly gov
srnnen service xvery has been taken In thar
Sped and their aseemmodAtens for passengers
gusted for elegance and oomfor Prioe passage from
New York to Liverpool in hrst class oaha. e; sscond
Do 3D. exclusive uss OF extra sss ststeroom $685. from
Liverpool 10 New York 80 and ~ gnineaA An experienced
surgeon attached 80 each ship No bsrsh ua pl