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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-22

RicnARD CAKrER Is the Agent Cor the American
Organ in the First, Second, Fifth, Sixth, aud Sew
enth Wards, and also Of Georgetown.
B. ID. KLoPyEk, Sixth street, between New York
avenue and x street, Is Agent for the Thirdand
Fourth Wards
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

/ lsas tNs A1ASssA Wu0 VA ~ QtlEl . l4QS40Ee
lIpftbs isse fISh siIdzT ~ ri Istssi so
fus Nh anecdote of lhat diial ~ NIL Nd
nian. whieh4 he recsiysd ifIS Ii1 6wh
lips, md ~ xe have neye ,il1 ~ W Il ~ " "
print Slshough NM Y HAY hsy y: Inv NJ
lgiyes \ to o1r ais resd5e = Ss '''s y
rs riright lelt y 4 lI u dsy1 ,I,y
| is .sesh his fortune I II jin q BY tis
|wsysl ssrilly p6sSss M q q q ~ ~ ssss, ~,
saddls sa Y ~ pslis 4 " n ~ H. Il !;
/ SnaH stock sSf cl0thhg s1d 'five lluna
1red dollars ia money, which va i1biHs,
Isnd rss dspo,sted inE his saddle. e.bags.
He took = western course, ia and in tray-
cling one day M overtooksa maa With !
wagon and furniture and a old span of
horses. apparsntly enig rating ~ There
VA nothing ParticuI4rly attractive u
first view II the person or equipage, but
upon sipsIsE isspssS II = ZION, II d, hi. Wright
discovered ihss 4 daughter Il the s.litnIiigranIt
most besutiful young lady, evidently
refined and ibtslli geht. Thsy ,jourDeasysd
| Ion towards Geneva, chatting cosiIy to-
gethsr, when suddenly ihs old gentle
man u collected thai he wiisihsd u get
his money changed 4 the shexa Bank,
Iand fi to nsbis him u q nr6aach 4 4 that place
Ibefore tI,e cIossl Il 81 Il bank hours. lie pro- j.
posed Int youps Wright should take
lhis sest beside tlss bsautiIini daughter,
INA allox lin p noun mount iWlnght;s horse
snd hssten iorrar 6 /, I. Ardsnt and sbtali
EIsnittsn by ths charms, osf lhe young;
lsdy s';las gl.dLlyi Il q Maccspted ths I, proposi- ,i
lI|tion. 1nd lsapii1e from III horse allowed
lthe old man h mount a ana make 81 With
lall his earthly possessions, money IL
Ecluded, without y thought 8 . s. ssl .
Rapidly the j hours III q Thsslaba Ven Ven,
IIby, vhils these twoa 4 u young and CITED
beings pursued their course. 4, quite leisur.
Ely, i may " surmipsd tovard thsiir
Tourney = destination. y &c & &
IA arriving riiyiie Il Geneys, M. Wright
drove uP To the principal tavern. Ieft the
lsdy, but then for he ,first time ! shade
of anxisty esossed his mind lor m ths M isafa-
tty of ~ 6ne hofnsss = .stMid . ID lsnoney. He
went to all the ether 81 npuElic, hous bri
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12
PROPRIETOR / !!
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The stories of aetors,s verbal blua-
dsrs hare become some what stale. i am I,
aNars, VT one 81 tvo of the new read,
ings III \ mn named Seymour, who was I
with N a this time, may not b. oyt Of
place, 'si, IA 4 soPe q = tragedy BE- was sent
forwasrd Esltsl a. 4 guard yhosa business /
vas to cut Of some unfprtanate,s head. I
md iconceal i Instead ef saying. as
ha should have said sssI severed his
hssd from a his bod and n ~ obscuge;s
corner disposed 4, 7, az th6s ann salced
4 his N feat 81 severe q Biz head from his
body, and il = nobscure corner I dis /,
closed i. " n !" Henry, ~. when the
impatient Hotspur Is anxiously inquiriing
Why his confederates 50 long delayed
joining him, exclaims. !" On, that Glen
dover we're come n Seymour replied:
s a. nero ~ more news gsA =
IkarDed 10 Worcester 10 Erode along, aN
He caaaot draw HE power these fourteen years ~
Douglas remarks very naturally, in re-
ply. s,
That's the worst tidings hear of yet -, =
and Worcester adds qsa
Aye. BY my faith, that bears = frosty sound ~
1T will readily be credited that the
Iaudienceswere convulsed with laughter,
which was resumed at each appearance!
.of such q discouraging messenger. i
must remark here, that these outrageous
lblunders occurred during what has been
complacenaly called ethe balmy days of
old Drury," when, from the scarcity Of
actors, the inferior parts in tragedies
wers alnlost uniformity bntchered.
Woods Recollectioas. = IA days.
ThE SoURcE Or FREScH BRAVERY.
'A young zousye, who had entered the
army - y volunteer, excited the great
Iest astonishment and admiration among
the English and French officers BY his
gymnsstic powers. He attempted tho
mot traordinary fsats, and always
succeeded. An English captain asked
him one day. Why. giited a. he was with
Isach marvellous agility. he had entered
re ardby solantarily I, when - I circus
b could earn ten. NY. twenty times d
much . ID tho army Tho Zouaye col
IeEsd ~ ysx temples. and il tone
q wosi pKide replied
s Bscauss I l6ops soFdis \ Ervnch gem
eral, md not i riding -msster The
French asoldier looks to something be-
sidesimoney.n = ID ssasa sls
1lssn, plnnging biz hands into; his
sidsrp ockes, hs turned round and took
hnldepsTture :ebutf from that day hethina
insths world would teapt him q aiue !.
~ scinen " his.wonderful powers b.
~ ~ Enelish office Ea1rek proper.
toUon B.DrEr IoW. liis;, Ther,e il IL ! rood
story going ths rouads II ihe papers.
t0lsi " ! man Il AK ansiis, Who had been
drinking until ! late houIr at night, aud
then startsd tor home III j ststs vi swset
o.hllviousness, Upon reaching his own
pEs1pises, III Was too iar gone 70 discoY-
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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

yvs have shoN n VA ihsNt L with All hisga grayi-
|y NIX MIA reserve. NJ 80! 81 n vas quickly suscep- y
|tlble y female u NJ ana lhey Ihay
kays had Y Y gGfeatsr elIsct ' VI upon Inn Il when d
||shns casually encountered ii IL deefina
|imsnnsnts ssdtc tchsd from ths II cares and I'D
kisses md rude u scenes III fron.;ss
safial A s1y rafs hiis hsxsjsl sppsa f IL
s Aays besn tsken By Isarpris . s'slsI n
'hs dinner sihiel ips those i III sys NJ WI
flan saglisr l1sal thsls u u present, seemed d
IN sos nd hs lernoo'n passed D u
ks y dream NJ l,i B,iiyttSop t n ras u ! pune. n
70 INV 6id1 Ils has tsceiiysd d ID 81
the hors % WI ! u Il tlis door.,, ds.,
ones 81 aslliiiIag y ~ 4 loitefMsd IA u u siils M
j Y Y duly lil lisEses xsrss s U cot,n- aii
! lntlsd snd II ~ hot dntil ahs NJ, M
IT, tnin shat n ssas Il hid III III ihe Sad..
sparling ~ Eillisnsbu IIaf.
N q ths ils Iouss, lthe resid denceo u
{ usliis swss iiusll N ew Kent County
l B - -, liisssncs lfoaA I'M lcisy A "a
% g I, s1nnill visiting her
/! " t. No. 4 Hin iinls
Y il li Y W. sils v y brisf.
aGl Y - ! ! = ~ 4 ! u Y ~ imn,s.
NJ t. -! / Il: M hsss u NM
Il ISS 1ealo . flrD anaffer III IN meme.
solss more snterpr liiival nigi giI.sap.
plantl him daring shis abssncs, = u ihe
c.se of Min Philipss Il New Y'orlZ. IIs
|improved therefore lii brief opp0rtania
ty| " thu ninost. The blooniak widow
bud many suitors; but Washington ~
graced with that fsnown % 4 eennobline
IN the Seyes ofEwoman. iii j word, be-
|forsSt {. hey separated. they had mutually
|plighled their faith, andthe III arriaes
[waa toataks place ~ soon as ths cal,
|paign against Fort Duquesnsi vas Il ii,
end i
The marriage of Washinetoa Win
MN Cu5tis toDk place Jan. B, I750, II
NM " vhi4e House, the residence of shs
bride, II The good oldS Shospitable ~ Iof
KiEGinis, amid n Joyous asssmblaes VI
relali liyes md frienls AZ three months
Iaitef tAs tAs marrisg ~ r. resiasd withs shis
|brids II ths White Hoass, eslsr hich
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

" n, tKe spir;t a III ,.;.
clsii1ied M him III III i I, u xsisat. II II
MA wit6 us ,diifisculfy i n { ..h;iaSs III u VII S
|c6ald % pifle pifleyailed on III liaIt ilof dinner,
Iopatie6t wsa ~ he to arriss ,i q II y'viI-
I l s6irg and compIisk hi; AZ aissio,, II 81, Il,
neps ahe gpsstss of NJ Chaubsr-
llaIes / Y yss b ~ young md blacmiag
iartha Cpstis. dspgkter
'cf ehns Dand ndri5ge, beth patriician
ll,a1sss a shes PFpsince.ss Her husband,
J9hs Cprsis, hsd been dssd
|l'!l a gs B " \ A I ~ ssina Am MN "
Onlg Ghild dren md \ larg9 fortune She
n Represented ~ being rather below the
middle n sizss y but 81 rssnely well.skapsd,
Eish l.ll|h llap AZ grasabIe eoopte dsrk
|hszsl 3 syas 4 N. snd hair, apd shoss ftank,
engaging Ina1ners ~ captivating ia
southern women M 4 MA not inform
IA whether Washisigt gton had met with
hes ~! Bsf "a /: II pfobab!!y 1 ~ during hsr
widow heed as during TINT time hes Ina
been altls,sosf lss,s continnsily Oh ths ffoptisr.
1s have sho fl a ihst Win aIl his '' gravi- 1;
and ri'esefypiss.. " he M v was quickly suscep-
IIble to female cI,arlnss ~ !; ana lhey slhaY ~
had greater eject s npon u h,ns ii, when "a
lsIlsis casually encountered ii ii deeting
inSIisnts chsd from III; cares |: asai1d
tPlexities md rude scsnss u iron.issiFl
liMia y y MY raie his HI N N li sppsa NJ ~
s \. Asys " besn |, y taksh By sarpriss n n
~ dinner which a those dsy WI WI
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
Chicago and Milwaukee Rail Road
HATS, CAPS AND CLOTHING.

EF you wish to purchase a FashionobIc Ha, of TIC
best quality of any style, from the finest beaver
of l.. L. FRANCIS
If you wish to purchase Fashionable COAT, of
any style of the best material and made up i'll the
most substantial manner--or, if you want com
mon every lav article for rerviceable wear,-Or if
you want light summer coat-cull at 6l Main St,
and buy of E. T. FRANCIS.
If you want first rate Vest of any style or price,
from the finest plain or figured satin to pail Linen,
buy of Ell FRANCIS.
II you want pair of Pantaloons of amy descr;p-
ton, from the finest French English German Doe
skin to the plain Sleeps Grey or course linen go to
the store OF +. L. FRANCIS.
If You want whole suit throughout Of any dcs-
cription whatever, You can be accommodated by
l.. T. FRANCIS
And finally if Won want anything in the clothing
or furnishing goods line either ready made made
to order call at GIL Main Street, f. +. FRANCIS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
MRS. POMEROY,

DRESS MAKER-Would 70
spcstfully inform the Ladies of Kcnosha and vi
cinity. that she has opened her rooms on Man 81
direcily orer ,he Post ONCE, where she intends
20 carry on Dress Making in all It's various
branches, in the most Fashionable and approved
styles. so Fashions received monthly from Phi
ladepha, in diagrams and tissue form. Two OF
three Apprentices taken.
KEknsHA MnN d I815 I49d
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
G ABINET S OF,

south of the Hsunais House, -
A WHICH PLACE. will be found Timber,
"A Turned, Tristed and Bent in short, tortured,
into almost every variety of Furniture that wood
Butchers can achicve--so that out of plain Logs,
have emerged
Fancy BctIs,enas IL Chairs, scrpenfine
Sofas, and Tables,
Some on one leg some on four-larcc adapted
to tie prolific soil of Wisconsin, that require sir
Also, Cottage, Scrc1c and common Rcslstcads some
with Stats and for cords, but any of which n
man tgeneric) with weared body, clear con
science, and without toothache, may make ont to
sleep upon. Also, Eush-BotIomed Chairs,
which though rather old fashioned, come old ogies
Likewise,
Lounges & Easy-ChairH,
which even Fact America cannot do without my.
which, even on account of its hurried Life, il finds
more necessary than "the rest of mankind do.
Work not enumerated here, may also be had or
mp.ie to order. JOHN NlC6LL.
August =, 1855 lyS
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
JOSIAH BOND,

ATTORNEY at Law and Pension and Bounty Land
Agent Is agent also for several Of the best eastern
Insurance Companies. EY-See advertisements.
n:}Dyl5 VI
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08

SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING. AND BATHING
SALOON-Opposit CITY Hotel Main 81, he
nosha ItTs 70" Hair Dyes, Restoratives, Pcrfu
merv, and Shaving Soaps kept constantly on hnnd
and for sale. = Old Razors shorpencd and re
paired. 1yrllvl5.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
H q MERRILL.

NSURANCE-He is agent for various companies
Of undoubtcd credit and is prepared to issue poll
cic, on Life and Property, on favorable terms
YErSec advertisements.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
j. II. PHELPS,

STOVES AND HARDWARE-Evcry variety OF
Stoves of good material and manufacture for sale
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Mandatory. Cutie
~, Wire work, &c. sc. for sale. See advertise
mcnts.
EENosHA No 10 MIN street
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
KEN0SHA, WIS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1855.

vision when she looked around on her suit OF
rooms. Afew moments of silence, and she obey.
cd the better voice within, and only put her arm
around her husbands neck, laid her head upon
his shoulder and said weeping
Il will believe you, and trust this afternoon
experience will prove no loss. If You viii but
become industrious and energetic, it is all ask;
then shall be able to have leisure time to teach
the children in such a manner they will remem-
Der the lessons, when / am not here TO enforce
them
Mr. Easy was up with the sun the next morn
ing, and away to his business; and when some
nelghbors entered after dinner, they were sur
prised not to find him on the lounge 40 usual
but frown from the wife put stop 70 all inqui-
RES, and so the matter dropped.
In a few years Mr. Easy became a landlord in
stead of tenant; but to this day the noighbors
have not discovered the secret of his reform, and
she wouldn't tell even me, but overheard them
talking ahouti the other evening, and discussing
the expediency of getting their now meaningless
surname changed. How ridiculous in her not
to tell all she knows! and now l have found i,
out I'll put it in the paper ont of spite; which |
suppose is the most effectual way of informing
all my friends of the cause of the rise ard prog
rcss of the Easy family.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
EnwARn EK. REnn
GEORGE w. DAV,

Wood and every kind of Metal
MAIN ST.............KE WIS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08

u A friend OF ours says that he intends APP
plying for patent for machine which he says
when wound I'D and set in motion, will chase
hog over a ten acre lot catch, yoke and ring him.
or by slight change of gearing, it will chop HIM
into sausages, work his bristles into shoe brush
es, and manufacture his tail into cork sstew"
Great machine. that.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08

MIL IN E r Y Il,

LaAEcs Of Kcnoshn, pisa4s TSste Nehee'
AIRS MoDERMOTF has just received her Fall
M and Writer stock Of Goods. and will be receiv-
tng weekly. Her stock. consists OF aIaree and va
yssd assortment Of satin, siih Velvet, Lava
EunSau a. straw rsSuncts. Wells, Lsalss Dress
Sans. A large and well selected stock of Ribbons,
aent's Neck Ties. Collars sc, with many other ar
s;clas usually found ia we'll filled Millinery Store
Mra nj Aatters herself that her long eSlerience
sN snahle her to make such selections IN hcr line
as win please her numerous customers, and nsnTs
Lsa1 80 ,,o.sibla. and q, rates that win insure
their speedy disposed Cal and satisfy y'qT:el Ne
On this point. -
Kenosha Sept. y, 1888.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08

DR. PEERY.s DEAD SHOT, for worms,
II an excellent Nermifuge, a.
sTARKWEATHFR h CO.'S.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
An tiu man
Ia come to lay his weary bones among you;
Give him n little earth for charity

As the body was landed, one clear, prolonged mean.
choly buglcnote came from the water, piercing,
almost like the cry of woman Then noddng of
undertakers' plumes, and a moving Of black velvet
housings, as there passed slowly along the quay the
last carriage, i'll which all safely ride No tune-
raj car-a simple hcarse, with few mourning coach.
following. The troop Of Horscguards closed in be-
hind, md then up the throngcd, hushed, gaudy ave
nue. of Princes street the procession went-mctng
away into dun mass, out of which came at intervals,
in slr 6tc notes, the monotonous repeated tone of
HaIdol's well known matchmaking soldiers fu.
neral
And E" they carried him home, and gathered him
To Lis rntLcra.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
GASKILL, CHAMBERLIN & CO.,

AUCTION and Commission MerchGnts-Rcal estate
and Produce Brokers, and Dealers in Coal.
QUARLES BLOCK,
Corner Nam and Pearl SIS opposite D"rkce ffo"se,
Kenosn.,........... wisconsin.
Insuranccs effected on reasonable terms Collections
promptly made, and personal attention given to the
sale or purchase of property in this market lynn
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08

TT MNsEED OEI,-Freneh, Yellow and enc
4 tan Red, q large invoice Just received and Will
be sod heap, br STAHKwFATHF6 4 CO,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
WIN. R. sEOCUNH.
YOLNEY FRENCH,
j. y. PETIT,

LAWYER-.-5~ Office, KESosHA CITY, Wis. Re
siderce, WILLOW BROOK FARM, Somers ~ Sc
rer0l ImProre! and Unimprorrd Farms for sale
nlvI6.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
COLDER DESshoR
COLDER g. DENSMOREs,

Attorneys and Connsellors At Law aud Solicitors il
Chanccry, will attend faithfully to all business en-
trusted to them.
EF"EttkerR, IFalrorth County Wisconsis.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08
STARKWEATHER 4 CO.,

DpI,cS Menr:nes, Oils, Paints, Perfumory, Fancy
St;cJ.', all kinds CO Patcnt Medicines, and an OK
,e,,rnt assol, .ncnt of every "lcle KEPT IN eS'oo
lishments Of this chal"ctcr
MAN Sr EESosuA Wis
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a. GAGE,

BOOTS, Shoes Leather, Findings, &c: r, cry "" va
rietv Of every article pertaining 10 their bnsinr-
may be had Of them at the lowest prices Custom
work to order. Leather for sale Hides bought
&c SC See advertisements.
VrxosuA Wis Main street.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08

TICKETS through, or TO any point ON me
Route can be had OF -,
kcaoska WIs.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08

Oh DTOW glory CTUWn-
Peace so with the aged pilgrim. 1t may be
that the slight frame is laid away in silence
that the tongue will move no more in soft ac-
cents of peace and good will; that the old staff
is put by in some corner; that the ancient spec
tacles are laid snugly in some receptacle; that
the cold hands are crossed in silence and move
less forever; yet we know that "up there" he
shines with steady glory and we shall once again
see the beaming of those dark eyes, and feel the
clasp of his fingers, and hear him say again
God be with you'
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-08

MILIINERY-Wshest to inform the Ladies of he.
nosha and surrounding country that she has on
hand and is constantly receiving the latest styles OF
Ronnct., Ribbons, and Millinery Goods,
Generally which she viii sell at reasonable prices
All kinds of Bonnets bleached, pressed, and put III
greatly improved method. Store Bonnets lined and
trimmed at a fair price. 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-04

PHILADELPHIA, May 8, 1885.
The Result Of the Election-Triamph of the american
Party.
Our election Ia over, and "Litte Samuel is once
more triumphant. He has accomplished more in twelve
nc nths than all the pret and archbshops would per-
form in hundrcd years. He, the infant, has driven
the Papst and Granger together and nobly has he
come forth CROW ned with all the surels OF victory
Last fall the fusiopists had clear majority Of 1000
against the Americans In less than six months, he
has overcome that, and Is victor by A22. DR. 4. Knox
Morton, The American candidate is gentleman OF the
highest standing in the medical profession and against
whom bonoI able could say aught but the pot-
cal oem.goeues who desired to defeat SAM illuminated
him in the highest degree. Our majority very neat
cpe considering the forces opposed to and goes to
prove that good cid quaker city contains enough
wa u,d sacrifice principles for power.
In this cootes, the youthful Samuel had ocofecosm
wh,geery, Catholicism, Orangemen, and many OF our
who believed their rights invaded by the
passage Of Jaw for the better regulation Of the FIRE
Il. partme into contend against, but, like his Uncle
Sam, he never said die, but bucklng on his armor
p,tcfsd into the 6ght and tbr ashed them severely.
IN mary Cf our wards where the election Of Acermn
Comm ting magistrates took place the most exciting
occurred In the Second ward the result when
FIRST 81 bounced gave the fusion candidates majority
bpBoIed guns were then 20 be fres the emmu
woep and one gun Was cred for the victory
News came that Huntington tue American candle was
elected. and Il gun was put away,
large humber OF toreifpers have been cetecteo In
fraudu emit voting warrants have been seud snd when
or &C. prrts.ed to he hoped that they vii be severely
hs pdled 80 1enceforth consider Phtsdelphs al Hgnt
en- tie "Gecse Question"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-04
Affairs I'm Nicaragua.
OUR GRANADA CORRESPONDENCE.

GRANADA, NICARAGUA, April Ia, 1856.
Colonel Wheeler United States Minister, Presented TO the
Acting President-Friend'y Relatio1s-Election Of
President-The Rcro,,tionists Still in Leon-Colond
Walker Erpected.
On Saturday, the It'll inst Colonel J. II. Wheeler,
United States Minister to this State received in
very complimentary to the United States as well
as to himself. He made very short but appropriate
speech which responded to by the acting President
Jose Marie Estrao and the best OF feelings mani
tested by the towards the Minister and the
United States.
The Hon. c. Cushing, agent Of the Transit Company
at Virgin Bay, who has great deal of influence with
the people, did everything his power to facilitate
dsred him the services Of Mr. George Mchurraya gen.
tmsn in the employ Of the company, who acted In the
capacity Of interpreter, well secretary pro tenn,
which duties he discharged with much credit to himself
well as TO the United States.
On sur day last the opening of the Congress.
Colonel Wheeler present, and sat the right Of
tie Secretary Of State who sat on the right OF the
President.
General Coral been elected President of the repub
lc but will lot enter upon the duties Of his Office unit,
the is concluded
Leon is still in he hands of the revolutonists, and
doubt will continue for some time
Great fears entertained by the government party,
of Colonel Walker coming to and the Castion party.
II s said that part OF the expedition has already left
California for Realeo there to join Castillon at Leon
CON ZALEZ