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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-22

IA The Steamers Eclipse" Capt.
Moore, and Empire" Capt. Doyle, will
run in connection with the s. & I. R. R.,
between Pittsburgh aud Steubenville-
leaving Pittsburgh every evening on the
arrival Of the train from Philadelphia, and
arrive at Steubenville during the night;
affording passengers from Pittsburgh, an
opportunity of taking supper and nights
rest on the boats-and leaving Steuben-
vile at an early hour next morning, reach
Cincinnati at 6 o'clock P. NJ. and Chicago
at 10 A. NJ, the following morning
This arrangement will enable travellers to
leave Cincinnati at 6 A. NJ, take the
evening boats to Pittsburgh, and leave on
the train for Philadelphia next morning.
Passengers along the line of the road en-
joy the same advantages.
To our own merchants and business
men, these boats afford most desirable fa-
cilities for an intercourse with Pittsburgh.
As they can embark after the days busi-
ness is closed-sleep snugly and open their
eyes at Pittsburgh-have the entire day
for business and return home in the even
ing, thus saving both days time and ex-
penses of hotels.
The boats are both of the most Commo-
dious and comfortable character managed
by experienced and careful men, and will
render every attention to travellers neces.
sary to their comfort. There is at present
slight obstruction caused by break in
the road, on the Goth Section, which will
be remedied in afew days, by treSsel work,
when the connection will be complete. We
heartily commend them to our community,
and hope they will receive that patronage
which we know their merits entitle them
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-22

RICHMOND, March 2O.-A terrific ex
plosion at Midlothian coal pits, Chesterfield,
took place last evening. Sixteen were ta-
ken out living and 8 dead. They will
probably all die. 1t is supposed that 50
were in the pit at the time, most of whom
will doubtless die. The explosion was
caused by blset.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-22

THELARG EST LIBRARY IN THE WORLD.
1t is said that the BiJliotheque Nation
ale, in the Rue Richelieu, contains at the
present time fourteen hundred thousand
volumes. These are mostly in handsome,
binding Of colored leather, enriched with
gilt, and are placed in solid walls from
floor to ceiling, with network, for protec-
ton, as high as the hand can reach.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-22

D@r0n the 10th Section of the Steu-
benyille & Indiana Rail Road, there has
been slide of portion Of the cmbank-
ment into the bed Of Cross Creek. We
are glad to learn that t!e obstruction is
not such as will prevent the passage of tn,
Care.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-22
MARKETS

New York, March 20.-All qualities Of
cotton have advanced one half since the
arrival of the Africa. Sales to day Of 8.
600 bales, and for three days 10, 900 bales,
N. o. middling 81, N. 0. fair liz, upland
middling 81, N. O. fair liz, upland mid.
ding 163 upland fair o. Flour dull and
declining, Ohio 9,87a9,75; southern 90
9,75. Wheat firm; corn sitter /; beef un..
changed; pork dull /; lard unchanged; ba.
con dull coffee firm, Rio 11a11f; sugar
firm iron shade lower.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-22

GIVE THOUSAND Know NoTHrNds
LEFT THE LODGES W-This is what the
New Hampshire Patriot reported about a
week ago. 1t was very probably true
but from the doings in the Granite State
on Tuesday last, we fear the Cayennes
only left the Lodges to go to the PolSl-
TPitts. Post.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-22

FREDRIcKsBuRoH, Va, March co.
At the charter election yesterday the Know
NOthings elected their Mayor and the whole
city e@cers
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-22
THF TRUE AMERICAN.

The TRuE AMERICAN is published every
Thursday. in Steubenville, Jefferson county,
Ohio, by P. B. CoSS, and edited BY z. RAoAS,
on the following terms;
One year, invariably in advance. $500
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square Is lines or less, 3weeks or less 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, 25
One square three months $50
One square six months, 500
One square one year 500
One fourth column per year. 1900
One third column per year, 5000
One half column per year, 5000
One column per year, 5000
Professional and business cards per yards, 500
When there is no contract made, and the num-
Der Of insertions is not marked on the cards or
advertisements at The time they are handed in
for pub blicatOn, they will be continued in until
they are ordered out, and charged by the square.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-22

NORFOLK, March 2O.-The frigato Co.
lumbia, the flag ship Of the home squad
ron, arrived on Sunday with so cases Of
yellow fever on board,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-22

DGrA new town, called Superior City,
was laid out on Lake Superior in May last,
and now contains population of three
hundred people, with fair prospect of
trebling the number next year. A valu-
able copper vein has been discovered 70.
gently in the vicinity of the town.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-22

tion to our contemporaries copying the edi-
torials of the Olive Branch, on the contra
ry, we are pleased to have them do so,
when they think them worthy of place
in their columns. Bvt we do object to
their taking possession of them withaut
giving us due credit. Will our friends Of
the Palmyra American, and of the Steu-
benville True American please bear this in
mind.-Boston Olive Branch.
We have carefully examined the back
numbers of our paper in order to find the
case or cases in which we have been at
fault with the Olive Branch, but have not
been able, as yet, to find the ground Of
complaint. We have no doubt but it ex-
lists somewhere. Will the Olive Branch
please to he more specific, and we will try
and make restitution by referring our read
ers to it, as the production of the editor of
the Olive Branch.
We esteem the Olive Branch highly, as
an exchange, and would be sorry, indeed,
to do its editor injustice. There are two
or three short articles in our paper, which
by pure oversight, have not been duly
credited, but we are perfectly at loss, at
this time, to know whence they came.
s@|The elections recently held in New
Hampshire, Pennsylvania and New York,
have resulted in the complete defeat Of
the Anti-American party, and the conse.
quent triumph of true American men and
measures.
If our space would permit, we would
gladly give detailed account of the vic.
tories in the respective towns and tnwn
ships; suffice it to say that Sam has beer
victorious in nearly all the towns anc
boroughs in the above named States. H,
is riding forth triumphantly, conquerins
and to conquer. Truth is mighty anc
must prevail.
Although our name is Zachariah, W,
do not claim to be prophet or the son o
a prophet, but we venture to predict
similar result in the State of Ohio on tn
1st Monday of April, 1855.
-+sost-
The AMERICAN NOMINEES IN VIR
GINIA.-It will be seen that the America
Convention have chosen q very stron
ticket.
Hon. Thomas S. Flourney, the cand
date for Governor, was formerly membe
of the Wing party, and representative i
the Thirtieth Congress.
Hon. j. NJ. Beale, candidate for Lier
tenant Governor, asformerly Democ r;
and member of the late Congress frol
the Kanawha district.
, Hon. j. NJ. Patton, of Richmond, cal
didate for Attorney General, was former
Democrat, and member Of the Houl
of Representatives eff the Twenty. .Thil
Congress, and lately Attorney General
Virginia.-Koung America.
. -s00SS-
CINCINNATI, March 20.-The two n
e groes arrested last Saturday on writ
habeas corpus, were brought into court
day, when Judge StOrer informed the
n that they were at liberty to go flee, b
they preferred to return with their maste
: and were at once conveyed across the riv
l. without excitement.
,s The Probate Court issued an attac
r ment for the captain of the Falls Cit
Il who had 10 slaves on board his boat
It Sunday evening, at the wharf, rnd pl
q vented the sheriff from examining t
boat until the slaves were conveyed in
J. yawl to the Kentucky shore.
# Weather very cold, the thermometer
II 20 deg, above zero
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-22

ALL HAIL New HAMPSHIRE THE
election held in this State, on Tuesday,
resulted in the utter discontinue and
overthrow of the Pierce and Forney ad
ministration. The Know Nothings swept
the State, electing their Governor by {
majority of not less than 5000, majority
of both branches of the Legislature, ant
three members of Congress. The mex
Legislature will have the pleasing task t.
perform. of electing two American United
States Senators, to fill the vacancies occa
stoned by the death of Senators Anterior
and Norris. This is victory that W,
may we'll be proud of.-KOung America
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27
DRICK MAKERS, WOOD GETTERs

prick MAKERS, WOOD GETTERS,
- LUMBER MEN, SPECTATORS, GARD
NERS AND OTHERS ATTENTiON!-I offer for
sale the following most desirable property offered
in this vicinity for many years:
lSS acres of Land living on the CHARLES City road
four t4) mies from ths city, (nesr enough to make
three tS) loads of wood per day. adjoining the
lands of Messrs. Bragg, Jordan, and others. The
above land 10 covered with growth of original pine,
of which is prime heart timber and is estima-
ted to cut thirty cords of wood per acre There is
no such lard now to be found the city, on
which there 10 such growth of wood and timber;
the wood alone will pay the whole OF the purchase
ALSO-Lots Nos. and 8, containing five aud q
quarter acres each Thess lots lay within I of q
mile of the city, adjoining the land of Mr Nelson
Barrett; one 10 covered with growth of original
pine. the other adjoining, making besuiiful lot Of
ten 0) and half acres, has one of the haudsomest
sites for residence in this section.
ALSO Lott and lying ON Almon's Greek. con-
tanning upwards Of twenty acres within Of mile of
the city, is covered with grow tn of original wood
and timber, the soil il we'll adapted to cultivation
having the advantages of land and creek bottom.
There is also upon good clay for brick making
The above lots most desirably situated in per-
fsctly healthy location. Persons in want Of proper.
ty, will do well to t. he look at this before par-
chasing. the opportunity offered will most prob.
ably never occur again
Terms accommodating.
EDGAR MACON,
Agent and Commission Merchant.
is 2i-2awts sMetropoiitap Hall.
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iHk ExpLosroN At OLD PofNr lit McAiiistee,
=. .. army. was Injured on Friday by the exp.o.
non q Old Point. The explosion occurred Ia the
etory, 10 consf quence Of the flames communt
cung WIN some csmposi'ion Ia = state OF prapa-
ration tor the 4th OF July Are works 1t McAGfs.
,er was blown out through the door on 70 pile of
Lumber. from which he made for the house Of q
reno, partially enveloped In flames His hair ADD
wnsksrs were burnt of, and bis face. hands, &c
severely scorched. man named Chsfer was 4 iso
oady burnt, aud one If the operators attached TO
Toe laboratory, named Mcknight, unfortunately
pe.isneo 10 toe names, which consumed the ma.
cnioeshops and engine house.
Mr. Thomps,n, our consular agent at sapus Ia
nranoe, 10 Washington, and 10 said to have .
log him.
=, Hon Henry Simmonds, Mayor of Maidstone.
eot England, was presented on Friday Iast to tho
rresident OF the United States at the White House
ana also to Governor Marcy, Secretary of State
STEAMER BuRsRp.-The steamer Calhoun. at
1eorsetown, g. c.. burnt on the night of the 81 =,
keg Of powder 10 her exploded and blew her
lives "A '"e'i
On Saturday. Ia Boston, a colored lady named
Lydia James, ac.uated by Jealousy, stabbed ard
Ah'eo ner coiored friend, Francis Mstras.
RATIFICATION MRRrrNG-Au American ra,,s.o-
non meeting took place Saturday at Mount Scion.
endorsed. r''''' "' "a'
Session CLoskp.-The Virginia Female Inst.
tnts 10 staunton closed Thursday. Twentv.tbree
diplomas were awarded
faoL1FIc.-Ars Huffman, of Page county. ".
one birth On u
charles w. Nixon, of Chowan county, N. C.
soS % So0 last week, on the road between Hars
ford and Edsnton, N. O.
The eflea Of the "Louisana ststssms an. - Carroll.
La.' ives destro! ed BY Hre 90 tho Goth.
SMALL fox.-one dsath-s aearo-oeeurrsd In
staunton last week. from small pox. ~
Ihsre were % visitors at the White Sulphur
Springs on the 18Th inst
FIhK.-Tne house of Mr.. Gresntree, In Putnam
county. was destroyed by fire on Friday Iast -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27
BY PAYNE e. MAYO.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
i A HANDSOME AND VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT ON 9Th ST, NORTH OF LEIGH -Ey
virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me By Robert
r. Duval. the aga day Of January 1919 sad Of re-
cord in the C.erk's Office OF the Court of Hastings
far the city Of Richmond for the purpose Of seeurir
3 certain sum of money to Chas Everett. Ear 81
Chss Everett, decd shall proceed to sell 1t pcblic
auction. to the highest bidder. the prernisea on
O'clock P a, ff Tair: if net the next fair dsy) a
certain lot piece parcel OF lard. lyiaa end eeins
In the city of Richmond the Eastern siAe Of 9Th
street NJ rth of Leigh street. fronting On 9Th stfeet
So fsst aud runliDg back $50 fsst within parallel
lines dedensted a. Lot No on plan snd survey
drawn by Jos j. Plsssanfs, annexed 20 and rseGsded
With Deed heariag date the Let Jsausry 1873 from
Lacian 3 Price aud Bspjsnin Pollard Jr, Exu Of
Thomas Price, decd. to joseph Allen and Wsllins-
TIM Gedais; on which asia Lot there 10 very rood
Brick Dsellin blouse end other necsssry buildinss.
Although the title u believed To be good. eesiaa -
Trustee. viii eo.ves sech only a. 10 vestea 10 me.
fEaMs-ons-thiyd cash the balance ct 9 and IL
months, With intsrsst sAdsd. secured By . Deed oil
Trust BpAuNO AMOEk0ON. 3xuoeef.
Sale coadustsd By PAsss AAso. Assts.
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MARKETS.

a. , MARKETS,
NEW YoRR, June &C UNCHANGED. FIour
oeciiaed l2 cents. Southern unchanged with a
moderate demand. Wheat dull. Corn a trias
lower. Provisions UNCHANGED.
Stocks better; money UNCHANGED II .,~.. -,
% ~ 3.4; Missouri skies Sg7 Sd Sales of Wiz.
gina sizes at @l00I4. u va
BALTIdoRE. June &c = Sales of 1900 barrels
howard street dour at $40. Receipts Of 10000
bushels Iowa and Michigan wheat Sales rs $3.50
OF the former red at 90 SO. Maryland red whenf.
~ 10 s2 20; white Sc 90 We Is. Cornwall.
low, 81 OF 81 %; white 81 Oh 81 ca.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

GONSTABLE'S SALE.-In pursuance
~ OF an order Of the HES 'irgs Court made IN the
18th OF June. 1855, on attachment Ia favor of E.
5. McElroy and others. shall on FRIDAY, the 29th
day Of June. 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. at the store OF
+. n. Robertson, on Governor street, next door to
John Henrys, sell large lot of Cloths, Cassmeres
Nesting Butons Silk Binding Cord &c and lot of
Ready Made Clothing. The articles of the best
quality. -,
TERMs-AI sums over $50. ninety days credit, for
notes with approved endorssrs all sums under that
amount cash on delivery.
je26 j. P. TYLER, H. C. C. r.
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WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the 2Oth

WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the Goth
w day OF July, if not sold privately before, that
very valuable farm in The county of Hanover On the
Central Railroad. about eight miles from this city
upon which l now reside, containing $50 acres Of
land about 800 Of which is cleared and in cultivation
the balance in 6ne timber consisting of oak Oh es
nut, hickory and walnut. The Improvements con.
sistine Of commodiou sdwellins house, new barn.
stables kitchen, carriage house, &c. in a good state
of repair.
For terms. apply to the subscriber on the premi.
.es or to Lee Bsyley, Attorneys at Law, 11th St ,
Rlchmcnd where plat of the property can be seen
Possession given 18th December.
nv 2l-dtd* HAM,I GCuERrp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

ANOTHER RELIGIOUS ISpIaNATIoN.-Tbe mem-
bers OF Farmers" Methodist Church. OF Monroe
county, Va, met on Thursdsy last. TO take into
consideration q letter written TO the Richmond En-.
qurer, charging that the members of said church
were sboitionis,s. They passed resolutions call
log the writer 'maliciousy sianderers." and ''no-
toriously wicked" or .wilfuy ignorant" and re-
solving that the author of the letter ''be made q
subject OF prayer by the Church, that he may be
brought from the services OF Satan to the religion OF
Chist. and from the power Of Satan to the power
of God"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE RRIr
iSH CONSULATE SECRETARY

BOSTON, june 2e.-- The revenue cutter
campbell, yesterday, took the British bsrrua
buffalo. 10 charge, she having deceived emf mi.
eaan.s on board. who implorsd to be re-.
,ea G as they believed they were going 10
The Secretary of the British f.onsr,.. =
here has been arrested. aud ha;Iaa ~
OF enlisting for the Crimca. 'N ~ '"Afge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
(Offics with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl 1t.
AND LOT ON VALE,

OUSE AND LOT ON VALLEY
Ii STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on FRIDAY Afternoon rext, the 29th
June commencing at O'Clock, upon the premises.
one France House, nearly new. one story and half
high The lot fronts Al fest 18th Valley street
and running back on Richard Ut.
Teams oF SALE One-thtrd cssh: the balance at s
and months for negotiable notes. interest added,
and title retained till the last note 10 psid. The
for the present year to lie paid by the purchaser.
By order of the owner.
las THOs. w. KEEsEE Auet.
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sINGULAR CoINcIDRscE This Romney (Vs) 10.
tsliigeBcer, speaking OF the murder 81 Orndoiff by
Mcdonald lew weeks ago. 10 Hampshire county,
bling Lockmiller's house when 0rndorn came MP,
and he shot h,m for fear OF being detected. Fifty
years ago McDonsid's grandfather, near the iden.
teal spot. was robbing the house OF q Mr. Luptop.
when l. . three little children came upon him, ~
for fear OF detection hs murdered. be supposed
all OF them, but fortunately one lived 70 testify
sgains, him. and he WAS hung.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

CONSIDERATION CEREMONIES.
PITTsBURGH, Pa, June 26.-St Papps
Caihedral here was consecrated to day.
Archbishops Hughes and Kendrick. thir
!een bishops and thirty priests participated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

BRITISH REcRUIrs FOR THE CRrnEA.-s letter
from Holmes Hole states that the United States
revenue cutter Campbell anchored off there on
Sunday. having in charge the British brig Buffalo
OF New York, from Miramichi Nova Scotis The
cutter lei Ia with the brig, when a number of Ger
mans on board appealed for bis protection stating
that they were engaged TO work on railroads io
Nova Scotis, but suspected that they were Ia
resty designed for the British service In the Cri.
mes. They asked TO be taken out of the vessel
and SO the cutter determined 10 detaiu the brix
until the matter should be legally investigated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES,
my store will sell desirable lot of Dry Goods and
Clothing. anon which will be found Doeskin Cas-.
simeres, Cloths Cassnets, Shirts Umbrellas, Wool
en- and Cotton Hose. Cravats Neck Ties Suspan-
ders, no. DC. js26 r. CAUTHORN Auct.
WILL be sold on TUESDAY, the Sd Of
w July, at 10 o'clock at Sharp's Mill at Rocketts
one Z N ENGINE to satisfy an execution
In my hands in favor of Gallaher, who sues, &c u.s.
d. +. Sharp
fERMs-Cash. P P, WINSTON D. q
j. 23-dti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

FORMIDABLE LAND SLIDE.-A formidable land
slide occurred at an embauk ment fifty feet high,
near up ackssddle," on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
last week, in consequence of the heavy rains hsv.
ing ioossned the earth. The slide covered about
twenty i've fest OF the track, aud In some places
TO thu depth OF ten twelve fest At present II Is
deemed impracicabls to remove the mass of the
slide. for fear of bringing down the whole of what
IL above and hence the rails will be laid outside of
the slide, that trains may pass and Ia the mean
Such 10 the statement of the Pittsburg Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

The Grape crop 10 the vicinity of Cincinnati has
been much damaged by recent heavy rains, and
the Commercial says that from present prospects
but lit,le more than halt crop may be expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

Sterans, of the Revere House, were tried at Bos.
ton, Monday, for a violation of the liquor law,
when the jury returned erdict of mot guilty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

EKw YoRK BANK STATEMENT The weekly
statement of the New York city Banks shows an
increase of $500 900 in loans and 81 203 900 10 de-
posts and 4 decrease of &272 900 10 specie, and
81 l6 600 In circulation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

JAIL DELIVERY.
EASToH, Pa, June 2s.-All the prisoners
IN jail here broke out last night and escaped
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

Loss OF THE U. 8. BRIG PoRPoIsE The Navy
Department on Monday last received official in
tslIieence which has produced the conviction that
the q. S. Brig Porpoise has been lost with Gil her
officers and crew. twill be remembered that the
Porp0ise was one of the vessels detailed on the
special service OF the expedition to Behring's
Straits, North Pacific and China Seas The follow.
Ing were her officers: Acting Lieutenant, William
King Bridge, commanding Acting Lieutenants
William Reilly, Sylvanus J. Bliss and William Van
Wyck; Assistant surgeon. James Stuart; Mid
s.ipman, George F. B Baber.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

erHAAxns Losr.-Ths steamers Belle Cooling
and ExDress vera both sunk 10 tbs Missousirivri
On The i7tb Me. Ths former Was valued q els OC0
sn1 sto.al loss. The later wss valued st os 500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

The village of Jencksville. Woonsocket. r. /.
was sold for $50, 900 to William Jenckes, OF
Wednesday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

WARRINGTON AFFAIRS - The grand Jury of
Washington city engaged Ia examining witnes.
ses to ascertain who 1t that destroyed the stone
presented by the government OF Rome for the
Washington Monument.
il Is said that Capt Forrest has been ordered to
the command of the navy yard at this place.
The Board OF Common Council have passed a
resolution selecting the American Organ newspa-
per to do the official printing of the municipal gov.
eminent The resolution requires the concurrence
of the Board of Aldermen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

CESS1ON OF AN ISLAND BY
GRENADA.
NEW YORK, June 26-.-Information has
Deen received here that the Government OF
Grenada has consented to cede the island of
hanseanilia to the Panama Railroad Com.
pany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-27

CALIFORNIA NEWS BY THE GEORGE LAw.-The
George Law, which arrived at New York Monday
morning, brings one day later intelligence than the
Star of the West.
The clipper ship Metropolitan capsized at San
Francisco on the LIST for want of ballast 1t will
cost SO 900 TO pump her out
The question of the legality of the late election 10
San Francisco has been submitted to the c fay
Attorney
TIE U. S. vessels Independence and Jno Adams,
were expected at Panama on the 4th of July.
A. Boyd, Esq, acting u. s. Consul at Aspin.
wall, slpce the departure of the incumbent Cons u
was confined to his room by illness.