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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-08
from inc Washington Union. Juno s.

THE ELECTION IL WASHINGTON Cill.
The anticipation Of disorde' got unifcqneh,'y pre-
v.nfa il. r.ulZuliou. Such was tire @rse yestcrdny
Many pcr.nns believed that The election T""h give
rise 10 serious iiGtrrbunccs, il not general f"f'-
iInppiy for ti.T for ell end Tor the g'od name VI
the city. these apprchcusions proved i" Dc grouhn
less rb. election passed off III an orderly !Innncr
and although it evident 10 the most curbcss Oh
server that there attempt, rs systematic AZ II
proved successful, 10 prevent, by retiy dciays' I'M
novapcps and distractions, Democratic legally cntl-
tied yos from depositnS iher nao'. no rs.n n
torv measures were resortrd to. in tho third ward"
the only ward VIC Waited in pcrson--Whcn ine poils
closed upwards Of one hundred aud htty democrats
with tickets undrpOsted, Ycro shut ont Inn! 'ney
,st their votes through most vrxatous delays inter-
nosed by the Know Nothing judge admits, we be-
eyo of no dispute; and the successful rcSI OF ther
wrctched trickery was hailed with the lncst NOISY
md rowdy demonstrations OF satisfaction OF the uS
sembled Sans Of high and low degree. III severn,
other wards VIC learn, the same aysteD was resnrted
to with the same result. AS write we nre without
the returue from any of the wards on as mere arc
many huntrcds of Democratic voters VINO were un.
able to deI"st their ballots tor thc cauSes ", GUY
stated and rs Il urye number OF Demorratc votes
were thrown oct hy the KNOWN Nothing Judges, upon
clearly illegal grounds it is not difficult 10 preact l
| result. We presume the Kro- y thihgs nave re-
tainFd their nominal, not real, mEcrty III ""s"''s
ton. -, ,.o Coz
Wo have no disposition to adopt the chsrge preier-
ring cant of defeated party. We went INTO th:S NIL
nicpul contest with only slight hope OF SUCCESS.
The city of Washington has generally IL ho'
been in opposition to the Democratic party our on
" hope was in the general feeling OF disgust no" pre-
ysilnr in regard to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and from ron
which very large number Of the order are nol
still believe that il IN honest oxpressiono oil the pnoG
voice had been honestly taken Yesterday, we %onIu
hive 10 record different result from whas We luhcs
has already taken place.
The Baltimore Sun gives the following as the result
Of the election in Washington city
There were only two tickets in the field, the l. now
Nothing aud the Union or Ant.knnw- Sathjng Inc
majority of the former at the Last Mayors election
| was l36 over the Democratic candidate.
The result ct the poll yesterday IS MS follow:
CoLLEcroR.-Ruche tU.j 2i6;,. McCalla TX. n
2757. REGIsTER.-McCorncli IT, 2iIe, Douglas
TX. NJ 27Sl. ScRyEYoH.-Abrrt ~ 23li, Hunt
TX. NJ 2Sll. McCulla's MINORITY over Roche. 292:
Douglass majority Mccormick, 3ii; Hunts ma.
jority over Albert, 3J7.
The know-N"rIings have elected majority Of
| both branches Of the City Council.
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CAIN AMI T.OSS

In reading the returns of delegates to the Legs.a-
ture wo discover the Of of tho ablest and
most distinguished men i'll the State. First in respect
Opposition aud reputation is Ex-Governor John 3.
Floyd who is electod to the House Of Delegates from
Washington county, and who we hesitate not to af-
6rn deserves the gratitude and applause Of tho party
for his gallant service in the recent canvass.
While We congratulate the State on the array Of
eminent and able men who will appear in the no1t
Legislature cannot but deplore the defeat OF Ro-
bert A. Mayo Of Henrco, whose seal, energy and
devotion in the public service, however poorly ap-
precinted by his constituents, have won the CONT
donce and respect Of the people Of Virginia. Mr.
Mayo displayed characteristic eurnrstness and energy
in the canvass, but Know Nothingism had taken pos
session Of Heurico before be was brought into the
field; and although he made havoc in their ranks he
was unable to break them down thoroughly before
the day of election. 1t is the opinion Of intelligent
nersons, otter ALL that if the poll be purged Of illegal
and fraudulent votes, he will get the return. His
friends urge Linn to contest the election.
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1ATrR ER0M CALIFORNIA.

NEW YORK, JusE 6.-The steamer Northern
Light, with later dates from California, arrived mere
ut halipast eleven this morning. with do PhSseneers
and over ka.G million in specie. She 'nade 'he pas
sage from San Juen 20 this port in seven Gays ana TWO
hours. She brings the r,si!a from Snn fr"nc'sc" OF
10th May. The passengers haze Js-y large amount
in specie in their possession.
The CnHtrrl American Government parry ieo
nruin invested Eaa Juan and are Determined 10 re-
ducc it briorc the mr-al Of Walker. Both the " III,
kcr and Kinney expeditions we're anzioaS'y !ooHc"
The ship John Law, from Tahiti, had lately been
brought into San Francisco, BY the whuler ID. NJ;
Hall. A number of her crew were in IRONS ena'S"
with mutny. The prisoners had been eIamInod III
the I. S. District Court, and the Judge declueu 'nai
the CAPTAIN had virtually abandoned INC vess c.
and given up q control, the crew had the rig ~
selrcT their own oaPtSir The prisoners were 'here-
upon discharged.
The sloop-of-war St. Marys, sti;i ct San juan
but would leave about the first OF June !or Tue 'aGu
wch Islands, etc.
Iu California business generally, dull although
there had GeRi large sales of Hour mud gram imr
men!s for NewYork, Liverpool and Australia ne sun
Charllcr, sailed for New York, on the 10th o' NAY,
with 100 tons of wheat and 900 Of barley and no
Tons Of -four. The Flying Arrow was to i0loW Win
| eco toas of wheat and -four for Chilli
The latest quotations OF Gaego -four, iobbng iots'
was SO, ,ho
Adyices from the Sa,:dairl Islands report that the
British frrate Aisle, and sO3p Dido, and steamer
Brisk, had all left for tis North. 1t Tes supposeu
their destination was Petropaui1 ~skl
A know-Sothing paper. called tn litlhr I nu'
been started mt San Francisco. The Union pspno.
cratic purity had triunped over tho opposition an
Know. Nuthingism, but without much success MISS
\. Alexander, school teacher at San Francisco
and john Albums, Of Znlo county, were drowned re-
Gently opposite Sacramento, by steamer running
down their skitI. The San Francisco municipal cleo
linn. under the new charter TO take place the
last of May. The struggle promised TO- be purely De-
N he IL y 4.
Bcelnw had been hrnored with n 1uboc reception by
the San francisco military. Some one thousand prl'
vaie citizens were III the procession ,o
In California, Flour selling at go sales OF 2Ooo
barrels Supsrfne Gaego were made at Slo 'oa
Sl045.
good deal of rnin had fallen, and the crops were
looking well. Tho mines wero yielding abuudany,
but money was scarce.
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from the Harrisburg pa Kcystonel
NInElNIA III E(rElnN


Though the returns of the election helI last Thurs
day arc not full, sufficient have been received to
show that Wise has been elected Governor by about
10000 majority, 'hat all the Democratic candidates
fur Congress have been elected, and Democratic
Legislature. Thus have the Virginia Democracy,
who have stood firm all trying occasions ever since
the organization Of the government, again proved
themselves worthy of the confidence and admiration
of ali who prize the constitution and the blessings
which it guarantees. They especially entitled to
the gratitude of their political brethren throughout
tho Union. They have shown themselves above
beipr infected BY the "nadness Of the hour," and
have rolled back the wave Of Know Nothing ism a.
after it has surgeh over the Northern States.
Here the news was received with national salute
from the bras. l2pounler in the arsenal, captured ut
Cerro Gordo, and the inspiring strains OF military
band 4 feelipo has been aroused by the foies,
abuses and enurrnities perpetacd by the late Know
Nothing Legislatures OF Pennsylvania and Massacha,
sets that will follow up the victory in Virginia and
put sound Democratic principles again III tile asceil'
In Mt
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A PAIR Of pLACENEN.

We observe with equal surprise aud satisfaction
that d. B. Frepch hos been compelled to resign the
office which be held under the Administration. He
is tricky and Enthusiastically fellow. Hswentuto the
Kno~-Nothing Order. denied it, and when the fact
wns proved upon him. bud no alternative but to ten
DER h's resignation to the President. We are sur
prsed even ut this reluctant sacrifice Of his place
when we recoect the tenacious grasp with which be
clipSs to Office.
Another Pruseworthy thing is the recall of Horatio
J. Perry, Secretary of Legation ut Madrid. His re-
cent impudent letter to the National lnt1genccr and
bis dscreditable intrisues with the Spanish Govern
meut against Mr.. Scu!d, provoked his removal, and
will Justify it before the country.
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GOLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIRES"

In the times that triod NOUS souls,
The long death struggle with foe,
Whose fay Ger al the ocean scars,
Whose mighthas laid proud empires io"'
With quenchless energy inspir'd
Old Virginia never tired.
Whene' or tho sacred wedding band
That kuits the States in one bright 'ra'n'
Assaulted By saerilegious hand.
Was rudely grasp'd or rent IN t"a"'
Then, With holy ardor fred
Old Virginia nevertired.
And now, when skulkiug towards walk
Like pes,iIenco in dark midnight,
And from their caves and dungeons stalk,
To cheat the blind. the timid fright,
True to herself, true TO her aires,
Old Virginia never tires.
So has it been, so shall it be,
Whenever danger hovers nigh,
A glorious rally We shall See,
A glorious fsht and victory.
For old Virginia, son or sire,
- RopoLrHr
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1ArEn FROM CALIFORNIA.

New ORLEANS, June 5.-California papers state
that active preparations are making for the State cleo
ton. The Wings will probably vote with the knew
Notbincs. The Democrats arc hopelessly divided
Messyss Page & Bacon's paper is selling at deduc.
ton Of So per cent. Several failures have occurred
in Sau Francisco, including Maxwald, Cuspase q Co.
A rich silver mine bus been discovered al Sonora
The Ill, god lnu,ineers of the ship John Sand have
been discharged Judge Lee, minister OF the U. S'
to the Sandwich Islands arrived at San Francisco on
the @oth He had power to treat On the subject o.
annexation,
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Nrw ORLr.ss. Mny o. lS5,

To aessrs. Gales s. Seaton, Eds. Nat. Inteaigcneer:
Gentlemen: / do not intend at present TO notice
the letter published the name of Horato ]. Per-
ry in your number Of the 22d instant, otherwise than
by stating that At contains mol trord Of truth. The
baseness and inpudence of the writer only equal
cd by his hypocrisy and cawardce. Indeed, this last
production Of his swcats the Jesuit and the feon all
over.
shall take occasion to draw up picture of the
gentlenans doings during my mission to Spain in the
history which am preparing of for the press; ind,
whilst uuseaug the secret of his trencbory, give
clue to the encouragement and support which it has
secured him in the State Department at Washington.
Your obedient servant,
PIERRE SOCLE.
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from the Baltimore American.

from the Baltimore American
MAY-MATINS IN THE OPEN AlR.
BYlBo T. HEYES.
Sweet May, on wings Of gladness borne,
Salutes again the verdant earth;
The FIRST bright glance of roseate morn,
From orient mansions sprlnginS torth'
Bids welcome to the bridal quesn-
Through sunny powered portals SEEM
And sounds Of mirthful melody
Open the years great jubilee.
In dewy freshness, bill and dale,
Entranced, like fairy landscapes lie,
And pioneers of rapture sail,
HymnipG, beneath the azure SKY;
Inclined 10 love and hlosseduess,
Their heavenly birtbr;ght to confess,
Uuuumbered voices swell the thems
OF paradisial bliss supreme.
The cousorratod hours unfold
High streaming banners, fur and neari
Aud dreams of ether worship hold
Assemblies in conjunction, where
Throughout reclining scenes Of glce,
Earths hallowed fouuts of rninstrelsy
Return, In mighty unison,
Strains by sersphic hurps begun.
May morning! waYo thy glorics high.
That mau may bless thy homo JOY;
Whence breaks anew thy oriil!ancy-
A peerless bloom-again employ
Thy reiynlng spirits deep drawn spells,
To touch with Bliss tho wooing dells,
The singing streams, and hills that share
The banquet Of the verual year.
Now leave your tuneless dens Of gloom,
Wayfarers Of the city's crowd;
Whore Springs most lnstrous beauties bloom,
There be your thankful voices loud.
Ye children Of disease and WOO,
Out let your stiued murmurings flow
Deeply in Natures lap of peace,
And bid your plants Of sorrow cease.
Out! out into the open air,
Where revel natures hy,nning throng:
Out! catch the joyous moments rare,
Moments Of glory, life and song.
Ye who now sigh in vacau, halls,
Ye whom noisy world en;hralls,
RosiSn awhile your hannts OF strife
And breathe the sweet May-mcrning life.
Out fevcred crowds-the morning beams,
Earth smiles, difusing happiness,
From high exultins grandeur streams
0 now it's NEE, our sphere TO bless,
Each token melteth into praisCi
Ascend! ascend, We mntin lays,
Till vocal echoes mark the day
Fit 10 embrace our Queen Of May.
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sANIy OPEN SESSION.

NE,v YORK, June "A public meeting Of Know
Nothings was held at Suyvcsant Institute tonight to
make on open declaration Of American principles
The meeting was not large The addresses and reso-
buttons passed embodied sentiments similar to those
of the Barker Know Nothings. An attempt was made
to Introduce the question of slavery which caused
some disturbance, but the movement sgnally failed.
and the meeting finally adjourned, with three times
three cheers for the FIRST tR length v:cr 81 Sam, and
Croaus for Seward and Greeley.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.

CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
ToRoyro, c. W., June Sit is rumursd that the
Canadian government has ordered the seat OF gov
ernm.nt to be continued ut Quebec, Notwithstanding
the decision ofthe provincial Parlamen, that should
be removed 10 Toronto. The reason assigned is the
possibility that the Cuban difficulties may place Great
Britain ia au,asonistic position TO the United
States, in which case Quebec will be more defenslpe.
Ghe rumor is generally credited.
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TIVE yIcTpRY IN VIRGINIA.

EAsroY, Pa, JUNE 5.--The Democratic meeting
held las, evening exchange congratulations, on the
recen: victory in Virginia, well attended. John
g. Hutchinson read series Of resolutions. The
meeting was addressed by Hon. j. NJ. Porter, o. Ii.
Myers, II. ". Mu,cher and others. baud of music
eniivncd The scene With rich ttrans aud guns were
fred. The affar passed off veil.
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,s,y thee, ere Ly-cl,il!hnol's hel'
Apd gently passed away ,.,,, ao,,sr.
Wac tiagcd with beanty's r"y;, ,,,h
Thou then didst seem Of heavenly ph'"'
an angel visitant to enith.
I saw thee when the bloom OF yo"'n
Had deepened on thy face: 49,,
loysd thee for thy soul oil "a'"'
Thy pentlsnoss aud grace .,,o MN. Given
Ard the love W., ws'S snu a.st star Of even
"a pa.sed With cbildhood's hour,
"a ths, Ind tina, shone In beauty then,
fs nnw tho loveliest flower
That ever shed its fragrance rare
irnon the mornings dewy air,
or opsd ito petals to the light,
Or closed them OH the chilly night.
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA.
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ONE WEEK LATER EROM CALIEOR

ONE WEEK LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
New ORLEANS. June 4.-Ihe steamer Prometheus
has arrived hsro with California dates to the 10th ul
one week later. All tho gambling saloous in San
Francisco have beeu closed.
Suffers claim of thirty three square leagues has
beeu confirmed by the land commission.
There was prospect OF an abundant crop through
ont the agricultural portions q: the State.
The failure of Messrs: Page & Bacon is total one
Monetary affairs were slowly improving.
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riTY Op VII ,IcRI-RG. VA,

The success of the Hon. Henry A. Wise created i'm
mense enthusiasm among the Democracy OF William
burg. As soon he was Known to be elected, can
mons were fired the Court ouse bell rung, and every
indication Of joy and satisfaction usually attendant
upon political victories lit up the countenances and
animated the Tongues Of the victorious purty.-l W.T.
Hams GnrY Gazette.
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DISTRICT.
THIRTEESl

THIRTEENTH C0YGKESSiONAL DIsIkiCl.
Mr. Wisss majority in this district j. three db,sn 1sSu,
sand five hundred and twenty'onSg -.au,h Conrres
majority in every county the Thirteenth III the State
sona District. If the other port'Ihns tss majority
had done wen as the meet would have been in the
,Ui Of forty Demo-
cr1k
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NEWuAMpsnInrI rnISI Ar11pF

CONCORD, juno 6.-Botb branches Of the Legisla-
fure were organized this forenoon The Senate elect
cd Hon. Mr.. Hale, of Hnsdale, American Wing,
President only one vote in opposition. The House
elected John j: Prentss, American Wing, Speaker
by avo;e Of 2lS against 81 for ull others
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.MtRI,lEN

MARRIED III Goochhnd county, at Ea,'wooG >,
deuce oi Coz H. Trey .lia" ola "Wednesday, '%F "'
" ~. D. ~ DUDLEY, Mr.. john + stNbIpor,H 9"
Miss MAMIE T.. TKEviLIaE Al.o, MIR " ~ -.
and Mias MARTHA JANE TREVlI.IAG L. h'tiI
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"iIuEaTiC&n" ALIVE. -lfhs asy -. :,
hume, which gave ourroIc" - tue r.l,Gnr M a.
;ier ihomF''A. lac writer of the -Dvco-icL '.':
Lad been SHOT, con;radicts it, aud says SIR. ''H'"
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p,pr nv U.cuyIaToN CITY

WASHINGTON, June 6.--Last night large building
known as Apollo Hail, owned by WIN. Morrow, and
several dwellings adjoining, were burnt. Il wss the
work Of az iueendiury. The lose will probably be
ebr,,t Gin mn
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A BULLET PROOF CoACu-Queeu Victoria,
stats oosch is buetprcof aud the glass Of the win.
dows 10 si1 inehss thick. When George " wns fired
at, the glass wss only broken by the ball. IN this
coach for some reoson, and not, had been expected
IN az open one Louis Napoleon proceeded his lat.
y1s!t to the Guiidha to receive the address Of the
o,r>orsfioo If IIondan. ...
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WASHINGTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
WAsniYoroS, JUNE SIN the election Yesterday,
the Know-Nothings lost six councilmen and gained
four aldermen. The average Know-Nothing majori-
~ on the general ticket is about $50.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CIrIZEs.-It is with sorrow
that We announce, says the Petersburg Intelgencer
the death of Mr.. John Patterson, for many years
most respectable citizen Of Petersburg Mr. Pat.e.
son vas native of Scotland, and in hlGn uts .Se
possessed the virtues which characteristic Oh and
died we bslieve, without leaving an enemy behind
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Buckingham Smith, OF Florida, secretary Of lega-
ton at Madrid In the place of Horatio j. Perry,
called.
John b. Blake, Commissioner Of Public Buildings,
in tbs place Of B. B. French, resigned.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION AT NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAvES. CT June 4.-Alfred Dlackman,
Democrat, was elected mayor Of this city to-day by
plurality vote of 3, and LOO o, er the highest OF his
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NEW YORK, JUNE 6.-Col. Kinney. who mad
givea bonds fox his appearance ut Court yesterday
but failed 10 appear surrendered himself to tho OF
fcers OF the Court, this morning. andis now in Gus
fcdy. ...r.s. .H.s
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CHICAGO, JUNE S.-Ia five wards there is ma
josiY Of 6v9 against the Liquor Law, and large ma
5orty Tor Cation, Supreme Judge.
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PORTLAND. JcIE 6l-NeAl Dow, Mayor Of thi.
city was tried to-day, onthe charge Of ordering the
citi:eus to be fred on whsnths mob broke into one
OF the buildings in which liquor, purchased by him,
hsd been stored and was acquitted Of tho Charge Of
;ronropar condunt
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SOCIETY OF ALC3INI.

-o-,,ar Annual Meeting o. the Socicty Of Alurna'
NHs iiniyersity OF Virginia. vi" take plnce at the
Il o. 'n er WEDNESDAY, the 9th June, ls35. at !.
vclcck, P. NJ 20 .,,,,oL ,ro Orator. Judge
oh u:S rorbSon,,b will deliver The Annual Address
n P,psrs throughout the STATE respectfully ssEed "
rhpe's ,, ~. - ,his n H. MASSlE,
cH,i "t'e t, " ~ Cor Sec Soc Al Uni "
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VIRGINIA-In Chesterfield County court. Nay

i.!s
Edward a:cI!eI planr,n
A-R!nst
Branch O Archer, Roger Scott and =. l,,...o-.
Eliza his wife, aud the widow heirs and ia CnAHee'y
Distributes 0! Thomas stone DECEASED. pc.cudaa..
The oh,ect Dl l:s cult IT, dyida the land of #htrE
John L. Archer died seized and poSsc' sod lying sn,ha
county CT Chesterfield containing hundred and iOry'
acres umoag tho heirs and disrbptees Of ssd Ar.
chcr and II spisnia, by AFFIDAVIT; ned in this cause that
he widow, hors and distiibuecs OF Thomas stonf d7
cenred Tonrrsdents II this Stue, II ordered thai
they appear hero within month"; after due publication
of this order and do what is protect then To-
trres sut AHA that copy 81 this order be pubL,-
e once week ir- uur successive wccs IN the Richmond
E,Guuc. mnTsrn,er pUb'shed III mo Guy OF Rohnuui
aud POSED al the front door OF the Courthouse CT TIN;
county on tie fret day nf the county court.
copy--Toste,
lime r--c.vtw NOREAU D. MANN D. e.
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BOSTON, JrSk &-1he steamer America, for Eu-
rope, seled todS lh2oo passengers and 81 ,Ol2,eoO