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UNITED STATES CONSUL AT MELBOURNE

The following letter has been resolved from inie
gent gentleman in Baltimore In transmitting The leries
the writer says observing in the Unon Of Saturday
10Th instant article likely prejudice NJ TArleton
esq our consul a. Melbourne take the liberty Of
closing you certificate from the committee which ap-
pointed Mr. Lockwood the upon the occasion d
cebratng national anniversary o. the 4th q July
is5zH
Not intending BY the letter previously Published Ia ihs
UaioH from distinguished gentleman 70 do Mr. Tareiou
any injustice eheeray spread the following before our
readers:
MELBorHSE, July 81, 1854.
DEAE We the undersigned, members Of the commit
tee selected the Of celebrating appropr-
Atey the anniversary Of independence learn with regret
that in selecting Mr. Lockwood the the evening
they have placed yen, ther chairman unpleasant
position regards that gentleman We already
az the unanimous in which you supported the
discharge Of your duties thai OCCASION and should
slider you wanting in Judgment had you allowed such EXPIRES
son unnotoed had you been presiding city
IN the United States II Is unnecessary for review the
portion Of the discourse which Mr. Lockwood WINS allowed
70 deliver, but shall cast il from rebrand Of inamy
should be from the minds Of those who Justice
their guide and mind having such guide could
have conceived expressions Mr. Lockwood guilty Of de-
vering that occasion As be has threatened publieA
ion Of his speech, and Also his letter you the Journals
Of country consider il necessary express 10 you
desire that in the Of his dgracns himself by such
course m maybe necessary, in order 10 place the matter
the light which Is viewed b. every American residing
this city you should publish opinion wen that
Of nearly all that assembled that occasion Tbs
few that look upon Mr.. Lockwoods justiha-
bic personal friends Of his and should consider
ourselves wanting in berAify did desire deprive him
Of thAt few, situated be in this colony and feel that in
your forgetting his insulting letter you forget expressions
that the conceyngs Of shattered brain and poisoned
mind Allow express sincere thanks for the
- a -. op.l
feelings the president for having selected capable
and ready discharge the duties for which he APP
pointed and in such discharge ready support you
with all eur strength.
SAMUEL I. HOOPER.
T. u. REGARDS, Jr.
VIM. b. BoWLES.
SAMUEL p. LORD.
CLARK s. ROSS.
JESlEs n. TARLEToS, Esq,
United States Consul.
The undersigned do hereby certify the foregoing to be
correct copy Of an original document.
RICHARD Ii. CLARENCE.
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HUNDREDS aa~has eoaen ~o. A. aArnfs
al Aassoa-2t
IN consequences Of which ~
ts sstsFssy rehsosy ~,
there snosscr aa sra
jewels sasa asa a.
ana IS ssAsnfa sifs, ~si ~
me price 81 pckes only hefcf~ - TICKETS
Salt hrethers. Penn kiss~oodas
Pee 10
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COSusRgsS or rHr ErwsrAFEE rEEss N SAs fRAScsoo.-
San Francisco paper makes the following dsheaening
record.
The Ala California the oldest paper in the State
sold yesterday bv tie sheriff for Sl2s0o There at
tschments FOR about $4,000 The paper.
The sun which has the largest daily circulation " the
State itself SAYS advertised for sale by the Shei
under executions amounting 10 $4,000
An attachment levied several days ago upon me
Herald which h9s the largest advertising patronage In the
state and II Is rumored thai the debts Of the paper are
S300e0 such is newspaper business in san Francisco
Printers wages slone frxi-cas paper herr amount
70 more than 81 900 week,
The Alta has been purchased by The comPostors who
had large claims upon the Office and il Is said that G. A.
Nashhurn ti-Nshrasks man, win BE- the editor
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AN All g refund 20 the officers Of the and 9TH
ess 81 The district Of PassAnaqa certain moneys
~ saac,sd ~ Senate Honse AZ erescnarspss 81
s tnea eatcs 81 America Congress assobasd That
secretary o. the Treasury be- and hereby Is authorized and
directed out o. any moneys In the treasury otherwise
apF9aed % pay 70 the late officers OF the Of the
district o. fssamaqaoddy and inoruers their proportion
Of The net proceeds Of sale, BY virtue Of existing laws arising
from the condemnation Of the scaooners Etang and
Josephine and the hsrgae Pbenix for violation Of
the revenue laws In tbs driet Of Maine the same having
been paid into the treasury Of United
Approved February ID, 1855
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AZ All . continue Temporarily the Offices Of register ana
rocorer al Ninceunes-
e e~cted ~ ths Ncaats aHS Bo1sc creesAafiuos ~
he tha Afatcs ~ A1arloo Lsnsrsss a&~sed That he
oos :" ssaer and reoeiver shall be continued Vim
cennes Indiana nnt after final report shaA
A1s ~ ne commissioners pursuant the of Congress
4Pfv'el ay twenty seventh, eighteen hundred and
ear enuea An act 10 ascertain and adjust the titles
c. tam LANDS a the State 81 Indiana and the 81 Con
gea approved twelfth June, eighteen hundred and forty for
ne dsennaAnee Il land Offices under certain eircum-
stances sha not apply 70 the Offices
services required By the aforesaid act
July eighteen hundred and fysour The commissioners
shall have been fully performed
Approved Feb. l8 ls6s
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Public PSI


AN ACT to change the Of the schooner Henry Plan
tarenet' to that OF "a. g. Brown"
Re n enacted ~ the and House Of Representatives. 81
tke United ates II IN Congress asssd That the
secretary the Treasury be- and hereby authorized and
directed TO admit 10 register, under the name OF "a o.
Rrousn the Americkrbu schooner owned by Eben-
ezer Clark Of jackson county, in the state of MISSISSIPPI
and known as the Henry Pantagenet.
Approved February h. 1850
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

FRIDAY, FEBEuARY l6, 1855
John s Watts esq Of New Mexico admitted al
torney and counsellor Of this court
No 70 Stephen J. Lewiss Administrative, appellant, rs
Edward r Bell assignee Of J. Ben, ir. The argument Of
this cause was commenced by Mr. Chiffon for the APP
peant and continued by Mr. Bradley for the appellee
Adjourned I'LL Monday IL O'Clock.
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OFFICIAL.


TssAsuSx pHsAsrsssr,
Jsas~fy a
Notice hereby given c~ar acscslb.a
Of Unled department prepared 2at
aaa-e, any Tho Isl Assch
portions % hos- stocks, amounting
eooa, an shs ard ane hereinafter
uaned
In Of contingent cempeten
preference ~ii be
nay be offered The ecr6casss duty
States ~ the
ee transmitted receipt ~heseos
price ~ts se paid u
l. The value, sg-csnrd n each certificate
b ~ ss us act az
soek o. the s 10
eenhcf 1904 Of 10 Of
BY The acts Of sas and lese redeersse
Decemher 1857 and perosns
and The
scsmssie she ass o. Decemeo eeommoa
indemnity, per
J. Interest fIaausry
1855 receipt Treasury with ms
allowance es o~nerl
an addition.
Payment arssss me Treasurer az
or Philadelphia, The parties may
Bur certificate VIII be enitsod Of
which shall actually Treasury
saidl day March ne
JAMES GUTHRIE,
o Treasury.
Jan &-efMar liz
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~ wAHHGsss, waicarnaker Ne 80 Pcnnsyirsnis asenns
" hstwesn ~ ard i1ih spseis, NashfngicnY d. G.
Feb le--disfhh1nf'
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ny- Rev. m. M. mlIbasn. Cs-pissn % the
~, a.
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VfLks's R~Etss~s fog aas.~ssesS sa~ss rspsvs"-A
~ Of Nii.ss sooks
rap~rs ind
American Archives rsrcsA~ex ss~si pscs
TAYLOR . MAGayS
F.bls gssxs sss., NJ
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TKE LATE Hi0HLA SpERs-In addition 70 the
Acknowledgements already made, the Washington Highland
have thank his eKoeeDc the British minister for the
liberal donation Of $40 for the ball for relief the poor
enclosed in q graceful note.
They have also thank their gallant colonel ( Hickey
ED. ) for a similar donation
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Accounts with the House OF Representatives.

CLERKS oTYIcE, February i6, 1855.
rpsars bavipr hs or ctrr House OF Rep
which mny become due during ihs re
ave them pio 10 the Y si
~ 10 allow th COMMITTEE ON Accounts before
~ .asn,.ra,asat j. ". ruRNEY,
- Of Reps. rnsted STATES.
psk Il st2sth Tlntci.. sentinel, STAR
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f~rnsss, Brisssy, a Co, rhsI~a.lphaa.
" Ill sci Tss~ass nsr Fsssssy inupeant .as
CHINA sILK GOODS
eeasss "A she sks uvucs
y1s l@1dee % ne ~ E1~sFas, sAaA
~srAased hs Ays~ .na best ssyis s4t
nn~ Ia
WHITE CRsPE sHAwLs,
sfoA Asscrsnsais bosAeax.aes. dap d'ese-
10 F4~css F~rs
rA1nfis i-as~@s - Cs, hAe suy~thne quaAt~s
~ aeeNs fssAs
Aso, an smp.ssxaa desirable a~sassa@.t 81
ro~sEhs, sischkwss GLASS CLOTHS, &C.
lnesaed ne s1se ~in as as.orss.ut II a-sr
eae ayrr ifssh shartinx au~rsN Hmd
pd wa esrmAn ssd scoach sgh&s sros rhars oasaas
a
Fet tt-da
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LOCAL NEWS.

Dn horo psc0yEnse AIsslssIrFI The Globe u last
evening has the following n0to Of this celebrated painting
The last niche in the roiaHdo the Capitol
hed this morning VITA P0Nefs historical painting which
attracts great attention Tbs subject the discovery
Mississippi b. DE soto. Whether the picture given
strict historic ndeity l. the subject II observation but
scarcely "a observe that historical repre-
sentafi0n historically The artist ike the poet
takes license, without which has EOuld present
unpleasant The train Of De Soto doubt
less alter long journey through the wilderness, in
dIt and rAEs and the trHppings ~ their horses
not a. gorgeous Spanish grandee would appear
with AZ home bat Mr.. Powell, with al hs crah, has
derived instruction from the poet who said that that which
onendA the IN good picure the painter dcrety
into shade Historically true not u i exquisite work
u art and may sympstEe with the young artist IL this
consummat0n 81 hs studies and abors and aspirations
from boy hood that be ranks with the painters are
seeied BY h government q adorn the Capitol q the
public
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BY TELEG RAPH.

Nonaiaatioa AZ HARVARD EHipersiy.
BosToN, Feb. l6.-The board Of q Harvard
University held meeting yesterday afternoon Governor
Gardiner the chair The nomination Of Judge LoripR
law professor submitted the board for approval and
without debate taken which resulted in his reee-
tion---yeas 10, nays 90
This result induced BY Lorngs participation in the
rendition Of the ugtveaEe Barns and his rejection
eyed foreshadow his expulsion from the udgesp BY the
legislature.
Arripal II a. ssuua4 IaBe al cAurston from Hapana
CHAElRsToS Feb I5The steamship Isabel arrived here
this morning from Havana Key est having left Havana
the evening Of the 10Th she brings advces Courier
Of the creates, Importance
Great excitement existed Havana consequence Of the
discovery Of the plot TO aaanate the and
his advisers at the opera.
ON the sh instant Don Ramon Pinto an intimate friend
Of Gen. Concha arrested and hiry-fve other niuen
tia citizens and the 9Th forty others we're ar
rested The governor Of Matanza also reported
been arrested also, Almedh the rich planter Of Trinidad
also, MArti, Of the opera.
descent Of Gen Quitman upon the Island with force Of
eight thousand men, was verym feared
Detention Of sfeaaaers Jy lee
Nav YoRk Feb. ls-Ths steamer Connecticut left Nor
witch for this city Tuesday but compelled put
Huntingdon bay Long Island Wednesday she was
last accounts Several passengers who left yesterday
rived back here this morning.
The Commodore which left Sonngton on Tuesday night
Wednesday night OF Sands Point, bemmed in BY
ice and apparently disabled condition Both the Con-
neccut and Commodore supposed be short Of pro-
visions and fuel.
Latest per Ana.
NEw YoRK, Feb. leThe advices per steamer sin
that Lord John Russell has resigned position in
cabinet from the fact Of Lord Aberdeen having refused to
recall Lord Raglan
Marine Dssasters
PHLApELpHIA, Feb. le-The steamship North Carolina
hence for Liverpool returned the last night
steam
Gently wrecked has been saved of which is in good
condition Some hopes entertained of being able to save
her hn.
Murderer Respitcd.
ALBANY Feb. l6.Anotler respite of three weeks has
been granted to Phelps who have been hung this
morning.
at previous rates Wheat unchanged Cotton DUH
Stocks irmer.
BAlrrNoaE Feb. ISL Howard street sells al SIS 81
and CITY Mills at SIS II; both very DALI There il no
wheat in market Corn-a0 900 bushels sold to-day white
at IS cents and yellow 80 Other articles
changed.
later despatch that -four has advanced l2
cents previous rates.
The harbor gradually opening and navigation is now
uapeded Business is therefore becoming somewhat more
brisk.
vvar.u SIN. rrr-r
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As rs~A - an, ra,s a s~s sOaas
THE LrFK AND nEAUrIEs or FANNY FERN,
10 soi l4ase. ciosl ryaus ~.
~ no HALF a. R.sn as1 F..1y Fxxa. or
body elise
Ah0 ~ FANNY fEkN IL NOT RUTH BALI. WHO
FANNY FEkN2
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Minnesota !-Mln nososA g-Mtnn< sosaI
HENRY MKENTY.
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Of~e, OA ofce Bsiidsag TAara street,
IT.. n T.
Investments M o advantage, and
land located.
Gov. w. A. German,
Hon. w. H. Wech, chief Justice az Minnesota,
Hon.H H.. M. Rice delegate Congress,
Rice, HelingshrAd, l. Becker, attorneys al is~s
Messrs 4 Oakes, bankers,
j. r secretary Of Territory,
X Van Efen, 81 law.
IT ~. Fullerton, United stntas land once,
WIN. II. Holcomse, receiver United Siaiss iand once,
Ns~ York.
Gilbert DAVIS
Dame
A. DePsyster
g.. Thompson b Nephew,
Messrs Williams 4 Gucs
PAlsdephia.
Joseph Patterson, esq president Of Western bsns
Nesss Co, bankers,
4. TsyIsk Co.,
Freed, Ward, Freed.
Bingham Deck
Sirerr, James, b CO.,
Bailey Co.,
Edward narsr, esq, notary public,
III. Messcher, Attorney at law
James kiicbsn, ~. d.,
William stosvcr, ESQ.
Mes4rs- Brown, Johasos, Co, bankers
Messrs. Jvhnsoa, bankers
50 ,ooo acres Of md wanted.
II--dxwam.
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Hs pressed ~srk ~@fAs~sls = ~ ~ Ssl1ila
These advance COW soaoanes he wttss
sFscie~i beos 81 nse ~ensaa. -
Il ~
- ere Leaves and seth hA, - her nfssdes
iu sNhclan "a fht
cry Postites "a % fhe fascinating
- has rouar fsAEy frrhas Aapeas
tine ID boek fuun
hs tssesr an And that sy
wheh ciatacIoffze All her psod4ctoNs.
They alternately p4fh Ana saxhin
sparkling and prusixe
81 rhc
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NOTICE that hir day purchased
Ire goods late firm of woodward Guy
o hardware svss CRATES, &c and Will continue me
hnsnrss NJ the old uf late arm.
JOHNSON, GUY, n CO.
Pennsylvania aven9s, between leh and ~ III streets
FEB I7-3uf
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GEN ERAL NEW

IMPERIAL KrNoREp.Letters from Paris mention
that the Empress Eugene be repudiated by
Louis Napoeon in other words divorce win be obtained
for shigh political reasons Doubtless falsehood
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n
hx dissolved
ais All sr.s 0f The lu,e firm VIII please
cs =, me Cd sfan8 than delay their
Feb IL 81
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20 ECEC wOoD WARD, awiag ssad hs stock 70 John
Coy c. THIS epportaoiy Of thanking ne trnes
pubic eray Their aud frspeetf %"
iieiis . Continuance Of the same q TIE new a'sa
Feb t5--N
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Marine Disaster.
Murderer Resited

ALBANY Feb. l6.-Another respite Of three weeks has
been granted to Phelps who to have been hung this
morning.
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rAHT Supplies for sprtuG-Pure Linen Goods.-By
sending ireispd obsised the dfnca IN
90 pieces linens grades commencing Al - cents
pr advancing numbers 10 " They
qualities ~ ~ sFS ana ~ eests
nai DC sold BY tAs piece only ..
LInen sbesnxs, dspe and ~ins
prsfuson, d al desirable styles and qns'ines
Piao~ a proper qaslues and ~,d'hs
IS pieces m BROW linens, cbitdsen's
100 pieces Thoroughly assorted
vi reiiats qsslucs low prices
srrin vi Aad examsns stock
pisces fine white nsnnes, for cbidfen wear.
100 seos spsug shiass wash veil adapted for chsnH
lse psces plaid striped qualities and pat
10 p.~~. paxid AID pann Nainsook muslins"
jaconet csnbric "osishs
DO viii T" sr,ilansS
% do chsnrxco ored " bnitsDss
20 daz~a sd,ess handkerchief, at 81 Is
soxen, special bsrran.~
superior ssrax Of aecidsd excellence Of
With every Say dry goods adapted for
CYosbx ca..sss~rss, versass--socA always fun.
MoukNIS0 GoODB-As ample stoeh cos~'ssf's on haha
The mskst hsosEboai me commercial
~ord sesIEg for and 20
yrssseSaAs poAap 10 seans sf bas ~
cxshos sosS presented
may permsA resrk thss ccnseron That
regard w refrain from requesting
soods npefoea
largest isev'tsbls eonssson u &c
KID gloves exchanged y back
Additass sapei'ss arriving daily.
One oa5ys
Delay s~snns siH expected 70 oeeai
Good sci~s prices, s.A m dealing Be 'shss On N AZ
ali timxs PERGY 4 BROTHER,
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NEw YoRK Feb l6The latest avices per steamer Asia
that Lord John Russell has resigned his position
the cabinet the fact Of Lord Aberdeen having refused
recall Lord Raglan.
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sMALL AND DESIRABLE MARKET FARM AT PUBLIC
~ asctsn Ssiuraay February ass, ~ sreck
auction farm ~
Centre NRrt- and
plank road, and amsnediaisy
ppsiisA IL y. r. ha
81 small frame dwelling neure x
stable, cui enanss Th.re
good srrns also, cce iran trees an
tfariH
peFemptory. aud TIDE perfect
Trras third cuzh npnths,
win iss-ssst seeur-a hy preuses
e. MCGUIRE,
pa I'D ancncDetr
RtsryfLi.t uYCfoIsfc. edition tsIas,res par Jchs-
~ mo-. Nnrnne tr @te d rnnFhtt Price -
Les CenfE- o. Earg-ess, ~ Fampnrs Win many hnsfs
nnn-
Physs ioss pnr Hisi parphc VIA
illustrators. Pre- 50
lmppr-d trou PARIS ~ fhs>Ck TAfLOA
a.
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pORTRALr OF LiEsT. M ~ MAURs.--A nncIyese
cuied highest
Of ias Amrcaa will found
Discovery for ls55.
The Sons of the sres History Progress
ny Of The American Party proAahi- inacnc-
Presidential
the Hon. Henry A. Wise against Nothines
Recoiecons Of the Life John Burns
Autobiography ofChsics Caldwell, a. D., with Preface
Notes and Appendix, ny Harriet W. Warner.
The New Pastoral, by Thomas Buchanan Read.
Miranda Elliot: The Voice OF The Splni, by HIM
The History Line
delivered BY John H. D. Latrose before society
cbambers's Journal, n volume sheep.
room
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LONG LEAsE-The Montreal Herald reports the return
from Portland Of the gentleman engaged in the completion
of the contract between the Grand Trunk and the Atlantic
and ST. Lawrence Railroad Companies by which former
has leased the road belonging the latter for 9s9 years
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JkSIEs N. TARLETos, Esq,
United States Consul.
The undersigned do hereby certify the foregoing be
correct copy Of an original document.
RICHARD Ii. CLARENCE.
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MALL LOT or CHOICE OLD WINES, ke Ar fusL &c
y sseu Tuesday afternoon. February eh, oeock the
AUCTION onms,I shs sell, without reserve
lpp hotties % cbos Madeira and 5bsrry wines
rs quart old peach Brandy. bottled an icsl
cid RhsDs wine, Hsnenscner vintage loss, a
per article
of GENTS forueriy
rurrd ii trade represented sse.es so
T.rrrs ca-h Jas c. MCGUIRE.
lid Aschcesrf
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r Y c~,.,nA~v a~s Cwkss~s~ssg vel, ferss
L. - q u,.,r,x. Ipp~rs p.s R~sssre isos. Fasss.
Fraocsssliss M0d-rs Preach S~"kev
for rv~Sch C<ok~Tyy ~ WseD lests
r.. y,~nrA Coca sslH srws6ks Cn@psstse-
rn~ w,.~ nesrhssfs manaai, ~ esSrsl vs-. Lcc4on
rvs,, :. h. own psues, ~ hsA4tae Lcaaos.
Lo06om.
ana nun, EssssA .ssss.s
FebA FkASlh
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MARRIAGES ExTRAoRprSARYA marriage occurred lately
the Mississippi line board railway train while
the going at full speed The scenti
cay adjusted BY magistrate who happened be present
On the 30ih marriage took place cake of floating ice
in the Ohio river opposite Rising Sum- Indiana when the
Rev. Mr. Collard united the Rev james H. Brooking
Miss Sallie Craig all of Boon county, Kentucky
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ANOTHER hank TO gE cIosEp.-Cassius NJ. Clay & Co.
who few months ago, started private bank Cncn-
natl gave notice Of their intention close up the
Germ.
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AMERICANS IN PEHuIt is stated that Of the Ameri-
paTn PSI dahssaoo ST femenia Chest belonging
Echeniques forces with $4,000 in gold in it, which he d.
vided with his comrades.
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ssOD silver plated sysc'-s, glasses Ae y
N ali loc.~rs perssscs and pAfAs"a
s<'~erhs Sn~s
sAsptsd shs Of ~~are~ Z. - ear uvn
ma Penn. sv~nae bst~-~n Stnua ard Tsaih streets
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT, PAUL:s
wednesday Morning, January 81. 1855

TO LADIES AwKwARpLY Situated. - The
editor Of the EpgIishwoman Domestic Mag
azine warrants the efficacy of either of the fol-
lowing methods of replying to gentlemen when
they pop the question - 1-t
!. Especially recommended to blondes. -
Pause, sigh very soft, then open your eyes with
& good deal Of wonder lof course You have
been trying 10 make it out, and, can't look
Your lover in the face, aud say -" What -
what can you mean, dear Alfred - If the
last words are spoken with a little tremble, so
much the better.
.. Very suitable for brunettes. Give start,
ia h a glance at the questioner, turn aside, and
be unable speak your emotion; one hand press
cd high upon your bosom, will express this ef-
fcctuallv. -a- H".
}. safe in the hands of anybody, and gener-
ally considered q clincher. Burst into tears,
covering Your face with your hands. If you
can't cry, drop your head upon the inquistor 5
shoulder, and murmur, Oh William"
4. For merry grigs' and nice little girls,
it is enough TO say ''No.' pout, shake your
shoulders. and look pretty.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

\ BRAVE ENGLISH NoBLEMAN.-Lord Furth
has returned to England from the Crimea 1t
is said his return has created great Indignation
on account of his cowardce, but cowardioe is
so rare a quality in the English character, that
We doubt very much the truth of the story
The London correspondent OF the New-l ork
Tribune writes ..-r
IL i very young officer, Il minor, and, as
it seems, not much Of hero. In the battle
CT Alma. he threw himself on the ground, and
scrcamed--"I am frightened | can't fight.
Lord Raglan sent him word that in the next
battle he was expected to distinguish himself
by III; galtaniry, that his cowardice might be
forgotten. But at Inkcrman lie again behaved
as cowardlv; two officers, therefore, were sem;
by the gcncral-in-cl,icf to cast away his cpau-
Its, to break his sword, and kick him out OF
camp. He returned to England a disgraced
man, bis family disown him, and the CLUBS are
,,O:ld against him. -..