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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-08


VALUABLE SWAMP AND TIMBER LANDS IN NOR.
folk county, Virginia for sale BY authority decree
the Circuit curt OF Norol county
Of April lss6, In therein pending q. Bar
ham and others p-inn and henry \. Tucker and others
shall Offer for sale At pubic auction before he
Court 6use door OF Norfolk unty In Portsmouth Monday
2st JsDrary 1856 next being County Court day. usct OF
~emp anu wcd land belong heirs o. Martha Fort
and formerly belonging To Joshua Fort containing by
survey si2 Iris land Is situated from and
half miles west OF Portsmouth, the Besboar and
Ro.bohe narosd and tho western branch Of zaeeh river
a. he latter creek the theas with the advantage Of
he Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad running nesrlv through
the miles, his ani In said abound
In valuable Pine. and oher timber valuable for
sh building and other and tho facilities for getting
The same mArlct are uuusasv sreA for tract o. tho same
extent ipton For arabic Il said BY
thai portion sup~Fnr and TIA
admit roush drainage this land Is sold by
special Warranty Al Dersons dspc cd % ouy are reguessd
day OF se Terms Of sale fourth tor cash. Que fourth q
fourth hf months the other fJurth
with bonds aud aadounted securtts for
credit pa and the 4 le obe withheld til ordere by
the Court further parculAs y David Jordan
Eq Magnolia Springs Suffolk or 70 the undersixned
In Suffolk. lee. =, 1885.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

COZ BRoADwAY.-MEsDAMES SAUvAGEAU HAVE
OZI opened dancing academy 81 Broadway.
e sons and every evening from 10 o'clock practice
day.
A DODWORT1rS PRIVATE DANCING AcADEMrys
"a. 500 Broadway, New York, aud ~ Moaague place
Brooklyn, open for the Grcuiars
time and tel may be had AT the academies.
Mile CAROLINE vEzIEN's DANoISa ACADEMY.
lvl u Howard street. q
the instruction OF ladies' and oclsrk
nts 10 10 In the eyessng. practice. Grand
dancing soree every Saturday evening from IL Ains.
zion 30 cents.
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NOTICF-r0 wATCHAAKERs AND THE TRADE IN
~ gener-The undersigned snnoulocs 70 his customers
and the that he he has removed from 10 John TO The
store q Nassau here he keeps constantly large
sorn ent OF and English and dxmond ods
fine gold chains TIE lowest market Dealers Ia the
above Will md TO their advantage examine stock before
purchasing sewhere. WIN. HRS jHFELD,
Importer of Watches VI Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-08

DrcGRBr PRACTTrR-Yun rxpHnSrgEgn, rOH.
IL n~riy pspn vin Rksss. q fs,.~, sh .fh es 80
brasf surgeons Ma ety ORA c<~rohss Aof ma fsAy -
enrsusss, on1sssfAny y he sys,.Ary ~ ras-ss ~
bsoaavsy. fcprasFs he 20 srho'ss Hosiy 9>f.
ssrssrs al s6sss1 ps~,t,s s~ar.ss rs.~< - e..s
have boa sx~~~d ht sps<tAcA a1r&ioNr. tssAs
~ us,cpry N ass 'saS1 = ne nssn<ro~s D~s~A
e~sisists ~ ~ t.y az, rey 40 h.rns a~s $500 sss.sA
s.,ssdSa S&ssrvafnss ~ ssre~s ~sH~l ds MA N rss
-, -, >xo hsr.ssa vrA -
r,w~A~. a h.s ssn ssssss, ,ssh~ s1ss io8yssaSA
10 D. fsxpssr "a rsssa,s pfossf t>rs W ssss 90
rs<-<.. urs~s,rs n e<raagsusns n<s1~x, ~
esy yssr l<swbsasr rags1ny ~ suss vth
..s,<v "a rvyS~kssd ~ s~rrsa
,~.,s<3s ~ ssasiss~si sps, q
srs sys< s<s sry s.tsss. Sys,s ~ Ne
ssss ss,ss sveyr nSsss Tx sa'svtssrs wssssp~sss
s<vsosa-f~sf srs<s<ss usv~us4a aal tS~s~A
s...s sslrets - s~hs~n go t~yrovp1 - ssS
80 80 - 80 Srsasay s<~~s]ei fr~sss, w sas
- yyex<sn q. h uAmnUs n, ~ ~.
GUNswh<s se1 Op~gN0vs psSvsss.
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FURNITURE.

lyO77A0H AND FANCY yUREITURE wAREROOMp
~ ~ B1l Broad gay, ovpo~its the b. nsboas Hute N
rHKwb STACEY sner for sale tho sxtsoavs asso
d fancy cottage sname led ard French fursurs W W
pAlkssses Pillow bohtsrA Ac ~ manu- actursrV prcss
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~
INTERNATIONAL HOTrf. BRO tDwAY DURING THE
winter fe@son o. rooms sfnee obtained
brces this ce1rtl: the
nnnsh surpassed There pasiors, Including
receJisn ladies H. u mnaedia conne.pn
he splendid The world, ny private or pnolc
sishways where reals su-pi-hed frym A. NJ N II
o~ock The 10 ruarc Of almost every natio spoket
Ia s establishment BY The proprietor rn'rndens and
-hHers n.sie ard i~rsls The apd
warned principe rendering shs emper4ture equal
throughout The dsy and night john rAfLoa.
TuDsoS HOUSE. JAcK.oSviLLE gAsr FLORIDA
- Persons going soub ~Shns quiet house combined win
csmiot o. reasonable charges, canno, do b-er ihan
Judsoa House. H. D. Y. Prupr4etpr.
Q. ". SALISBURY, Superintendent
NrATIOKAL HOT RI, WARRINGTON, u. C.-THfs cEf.P.
IN trsed hotel, siua ef hall way Pr-sarp
house sud he Capitol has uner-gncf lo
Of years and has been r~fnrnishcd and nprov u
throughout. making In la Appointments eaai w lay
hotel la lhe country The house opsn q ,onm5
dalon Of the public. WILLIAM Guy. Prorr,sor.
WORK HAniLf HofE1.. ERw BRID0w sTREyf LUp
Esse Hin London. The shove house centrally aiuAled
- excellent eu0es rsgn, pnvas ssrnx
rooma between hrsy ard hhy hight arr bsdrnsms ros
0soknG room sarm cid and sbywsr batha aIwAy rsS3S
a night porfes H. sudasoa hsed charge Nw servAus
1he Few York aersh 10 MED. fHOxAs oDARTgHw AIRt
Nso proprts9s, Of ~ Crown aud asrplos p vHvsrps
osenvth tendsss hv grsfefn ihanhs be Amsran fsol
- sussnsssd psssaaass ssA rsspsss4nAssn
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OREoL0O VEST CT ms NEW AND yALU ABLE
iar, producing article equal wear ns
gold and Mt prices within the reach OF ALL q $40
same In gold $50 to $50 each For sale only by L. j. IA
COBS. <07 Broadway.
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DTc0pDs TkEATprpr ~ PRIVATE mrs trss
IL Dr. Jokns<a, " lnsee street ~ "a rssys - IN
prrs~n' sass mar ~ oa~i.sd va ossasses pryss>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-08

rs.,sss III tsss L>,.r r.,sss y k.sl.sI - sssEs1
~ 10 ~ ~ a. ,ksrp n psSss - - ~
fstsN fsfsss " nsf<ts tkma Yr~>~~A~. Ne l. ri -
ss~se, ~ sss~ss 20 ~, ss ~~ s-Sss~eS. - = -
ssss~vssssss sssss es~ ssry 49, - II
SO sreA<tss ~ fss ~ ss~ss sS - - ~ ~
aps6s sss vssss NJ - > 1870 - N4~0nAt -
,ss<srss ~ - kG esxsvDg - mnuonDl
s.s Iss.ssss, 20. ? - =, - SesJ s34.1as.
k~t sb>sess ssssss -. 20 - s~B2 - - n
40 r-vs@s @1< -. $50 fysS~ 20 = - -
a.. .: $500 =, :. 80. - Hs~Z: - =
a., ss< ~. .rss = 80 . g. - 81 - q e -
ass ~ ssT~S 49, 10 - 60 = . 60,
s 49,. 49,; ss Co. z yf3n k1I.s
sov. ces~s sssw 80 Co., 80 yU6 ~ e1.1A61
;s,Ssss. - 49, go - s3s.kk :
seq 80 49, w~u. ssspsssv p.s4a4 - s1Asls5 -
, ysSss, A~Ap~N = essk M $50 kawv HaiAN
YAcAsxSA x.ss GET ~ SGns -
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ENOk CAiIF0RSIA.-DAYS OF SAILING OH ANG.D
toh and 1ath Of each noonh New York and California
Steamship Line Accessory Transit CimpADy, Ncaraugua
,eorslhovgh in advance OF the mai7oo uiles
ban any other Is lbs free Tho splendid
double engine steamship STAR or THE WEST, 1905
burtnen, Capt Miner s leave pier No North river,
O'Clock r. ~, Tor runa Arenas Monday DecemDer 10
lsIb connecting with The steamship ssrrs Nevada 2Oo
tuI be Nicaragua Transit having but
miles OF land transportation ~ first class carriages.
The pIopr,eors the pu The Ishmus
entirely ffee di-ease and iAt the political troubles
have ceascd reac. has besn made estwesn he
,oniendng parties aud tho slightest interruption In hs
rsnsi between the need he app shsnded.
Dor information passage apply ONT, W CHARLES NOR
GAN Agent No. Bowling Stamped letters
6iA each,
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LOST LAND WARRANTS.

LOST LAND WAAhA0T0.
NOTICE Ts HEREBY 0IvEx THAT BOUNTY LAND
~ warrant No. 3s for ~ Issued tha iAle VI
dow a John Saunders dsceasd ubderthe q ogress Of ~
March 1855. by Jtb -epsmbcr 1850 mailed ~ 8f
ok, Va, 10 j. ihompsn, banker New Yort, and nai The
chasing the same, ~ application WIN be made 10 he Con
missioner Of fennona duplicate Of such warrsn ard
sps have been taAsn y prevent uc Issuing u pasenf
u<refsr. HfsPAH RABY,
sunolh, Sspsemond county va, i9l Got, Lass
JoBs X knhr. Attorney.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BOUNTY LAND
~ warrant No. tl4 for ~ acres issued 10 under DE
os Congress q I'd March ls68, by The m DAY
september I6S mailed su6oIk Va W J. Thompson
York and that he haS besn lot Al person
cautioned against purchasing he same Asppc son will
The C0mnsonsrs ~ Pensions duplicate Of
cb ~srrsn, snd cps have been taken prsysn, De issans
Of patent therefor yAMHs BYRD,
suffolk. Ssnssmond county Va i2lh Oct las
JoHE X. knsr, Attorney.
NOTICE n HEREBY OWEN THAT BOUNTY LANp
IN warrant No 1861, for I'D tssued 10 under
Of ID March kcS By It'll das %
Ssp se3 mailed at Suffolk Va " tfhosDp~on, bank
York and that he has been io All
against purchasing the application wn
he sde 10 ne Con mi-rtncr NJ Pensions tor dapirAs a
such w.Inn sad "sps have been sasn pss,sns ss ns
snroIk, Hsnsemopd county. Va, oc< i2h, ts3a
JoBr n kusy. Attorney
NoTIcB IN BrREgy GIVEN, THAT BOUNTY LAND
~ No i,sgD for III issued ~ under sr
cfcongre,s Of "a ssrch 100 was BY me IN 7h day sep
staher 1885, mailed rngok Vs.. W , Thompson banker
kew York md thai The has been lost All <rt
suioref ssins ysrchssH the sane appicsslon VII bs
ssde Commissioner ~ P-npa Tor duplicate ~ such
ssrr.n. and o. have been taken g p,.ssn, ne ing d
fnfot NsnsemoDd county, Va. l1h Oct. 1875
joss X. Knhr, Attorney.
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A sKw roor-IHs sAssIAos oufss on yA4z.
~ " sseissl -oS fhrstssseai i.srs-s~. sps<<agy ~
a. sss q ~ s..,,.ss sss s.s s-~s !. .-s1vy ~ ~ y
Tsfss r>ss. p,sN rshbs,ss ~ T. y. wfnpe0, q
81 ssd s1ds~~
,,ae ~ s.ssAs sss s~,ysssl asvs~-s-,s uv@ ssas~-
ofdinsry NsA rsef, wAxsA 49,
n aAsiy ss's vsksp hss b.s \ 1s -
70 rsssns Scs ~ ssio~<y .ad ss~~sfy ~tAsA s~vvsAs
I'll A,osst"
TN pALrrF Ovvrcg Bupsr TO ~ A ~ q 10
~ Pm .tafssp sse.psss. a. ii0oss~ ws~ass
rs coprsH. u ptsss srksEs aAv m con.
~ ssss 80 a~s>s. yess. W 80 s-sASy snaSso -
~ sn~rsstse tstsssssa ~sfss .tzSsa assvsssy.
IlH. .GHBHTf, 10 Drssk rrKKsT nEnnKn % yup
~ sss fosh tfssss,. nssy 10 ~es>-x tvsvsss a.
-. a, a Dsl, sisSs ps4iy sssa, =
M Lssspsr rAns AND LDspov vnYsIaIs
vi. st ssffs1 $3.50 n he hstls~i AArsss so ns~.
c@ss assss liM ss>r, ~ p~se. ste sys.&a wNs1
~ - Ne efptffgs ss-siy ssstn1 80 ois~es ~ pr.
zee essssss - ,e~ss p~ps bs>6s - -
- W.~fvsy. sa& ~ AZ - 80 sSsr.e, s~~enys
ssSoA
lID IN vpspUr ~ CONSULTED cosrDEwTIAIIY
" sits sfs - witAsEt eS9r-~e ~s~ds Asd
w,.h se< stsus fai<a ss~s. Sr,s,n. n.A~ A. . - ~
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TsoR HoREoLK, PoRTsAourH AND RICHMOND
T. The U. O. mail soAmabip JAMESrOWN. viii leave for
the above places e. urday nsx Dec ats o'clok, nom
pier Is North rtvar No freight Will Be ahsn f~ Petsrsbarg
Point - ssu.l yrsst or norfolk and Psss.surG be
shipped BY be Roanoke every "Wednesday Passage fare
stale roos included 10 Norfolk -; sburG and Rieh
n''o ''0 '''' IGpI AZ ' PLs2s2sfs 81 Broadway.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL $50 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE THt
n Ms polsh wn be opened for shs recepuoo Of pernA
neui ard transient Saturday, lee Single
q cen's cents and 81 day ors and bsdrooms from
" " 70 - per day. Meals exuA, and ~ ordered.
A. A LEAVE Prupr
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DRfvAYk COHsCLTArIOs6-Dk WAgevs DOs
an.s hs prssiee 70 o.e eias. " dseass shisA ,. ~
han hrsss nd ~strr
The reesdSsa mud AMI ~ s~~p ~ psusr
fon tosiBess. az sIposs BIN 20 A~rsfAoe, vh- N
hese = cure "a tvsntf s,U snrs w wsassH
desires ssas sbs have Ae<h s~esr~5 y, ~
of eeyssn sAasisssD. sud ssn injured ~ arxs
IL charge Tor eonstltatsas
asny years surgeon Ne Liza nosyi.Al, sa1-~ n ~
6sass ard Cuve = numerous ps,ss ~
sd~s ~ wshss ern~dssy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-08

ID EST AURART.-A FIRST CLASS EATING AND
IL drinking saloon In Broad~ doing good sues-,
proprietor n going West Cash purchasers need
apply Address Saloon, Herald once, stating where
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-08
I,HE LIVER POOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP

fI,HE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Company i,iebd sailing their favorse steamships
CITY OF BAL1lMOhE 1851 tons, capt Robert Latch
ylIY or WASHINGTON, 2ssO tons, Capt VIM wylo
Gay OF MaNCHE1TEH, 2, ItD tons CApt Y. O. Petre.
saloop, $50, $50 rIh SO according " state rooms.
limited nun Der ~ third class passengers viii be taken
rom Philadelphia and Liverpool, aud ouod in provisions
rom Phhsdelpbia $50 From Liverpool $40
Parties Wishing 10 bring ont heir friends
oates Of drafts Liverpool 81 sterling
and upwards. Apply John u. DALE Agent
II Walnut street, philadelphia
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EXCELLENT CHANCE.-I WILL SELL 20 40
Of good hand At the low price OF S2 %
lao $40 30 tusted only hree hours ride by
railroad from New York The soil rich loan, and
surpassed Tor producuy sness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-08

mo BOOKBINDERs.- SALE CHEAP, ONE KIRK's
rninf machine HOES saodtng press, and
binding naieriai AddressJ. r. Scott Ross jones
4 Iousey. los Nassau street.
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR UPHCLsTERERs, CA,
"A bnemskers and others For sae all comp run
mig order and nearly new two machines for making
poplar and other wcod shayngs for the stung Of
tofas settees snd cushions all kinds together with the
fixtures and ever thing complete for the anufc
turing OF the Mattresses &c The above will be sold
~ sacrtice and on ca terms shoe and power
can be had n aanted at small rent Address r. u. Latham
Eiienvlle, Ulster co., N Y.
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BUSINESS 0PENiNG.-F0R SALE FOR CASH OR
- VII be exchanged for good real estate sok Of hard
vsre house ui nisbDt and goods, located
heene1. block IN Of the beet avenues q the city tor rs
csfs trade The Of the premises viii be sod fair
price, annual rent los 1hi- great opening active
young with na capital TO engage a good
500 Tor cash. barpa he had. Apply with
anc reiel ences, To j. Pearce, Broadway Post ofae.
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4 100 HORSE AND 70 HORSE ENGINE, PUMPS
"A pipes belt wheel &c for sale very cheap Apply
daiely u JOHN THUKSBY SONS, corner OF Peck slip aud
ErO str
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THR Un
"A ted states Msn.The fast sailing ship CYNTHIA, for Me-
bourne having half her positively engaged, prepars
70 take freight moderae srms NJ pier IL East river %
Piled for early. Apply TO
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A SPLENDID AND VERY POPULAR HOTEL FOR
n sale Conducted on tho European PLAN situated In the
best part OF tbs CITY, veil patronzed doing large proit
able business his chance. satisfactory
gver, by calling nj 20 Broadway, rom 10.
Sinners & TAYLOR
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nRuG STORE FOR SAI.E-A DRUG STORE, NOW
~ dong good business fully stocked and In good neigh
bofhood The being compelled West attend
snne family matters, wound sell cheap 10 cash
Apply ~ Cos sixth avenue,
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y EDINKUhu, so ions. WIN Cumming commander.
rEW YORK 1850 ions, Robert Craig do
GLASGOW, !, 49, tons, John Duncan do.
The Glasgow and New York Sean.hip Comp splendid
end powerful steamer Ednburs appointed rpn
New York for Gasgo~ direct Saturday, 18th
~ IL O'Clock precisely kaes passage-frst
80, third elias So for freight passage apply 70
taken.
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LrOR SAN FRANCISCO-CLIPPER LTNE-FIRST YES
vel expecy 10 sail positively Thursday next, 18Th
hssnt he sp.ead clipper ship Mary Whridge O. obese
broush commander rapidly loading " Eas
having nearly all her cargo On board guaranteed 70 ssi on
before saturday next 18th instant shippers rely
this Will please be prompt In sending down quo is
aBdtbandng In ner bills OF scing To followed the
hee clipper ship ymph for which early day Will be
named. Apply on board or 10 JOHN OGDEN, lDt Wan
eet to WILLIAM T. COLEMAN a 90. 81 Wall
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TRorTIN6 SrALLIoSs.-We have noticed lately
number of challenges from the owners Of trotting
stations in different sections Of the country but no
engagements appear to have been effected. One
day the owner Of the stallion John Ferris
challenges the world at any distance and for
any amount another day, the owner Of Vim. Tell
comes forward, but will match against nothing but
stock horse then the owner Of Ethan Allen makes
his debut seeking for chance to pocket thousand
or two Now why not these stations, and all others
having any pretension to fame, enter in a grand
stake, and decide their relative merits? Such
thing would be anxiousiy looked to by breeders, as
fine trotting stations wanted in various sections
of the country, particularly in the South and South
west, to cross with the blood stock. sweepstakes
In the fall, between John Ferris, Ethan Allen and
William Tel would be a capital affair, aud draw
largely as they particularly noted for speed all
OF them being able to trot well down in the thirtes
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Dr. THoxAs H. AuIuuT died last week al halifax Va,
aged nearly fifty i've years Or. Avcrett frs, took pro-
inent and sctive part 10 politics upon the removal o'
the depo-lte- by General Jackson In 1892 This
he ardenty advocated through the press and before the
people and though opposed by larg. portion ~ the
lent and influence of the county he carried with him by
a decided majority He then made impression ste
county and the Congressional dstrict ~ which IL q.
part, which has been caced What ~ la
bor h. performed, during that time, both mental and
Ihysos may be estimated shen Il Il kno~n that this
took place whilst his immense professional business
Of IT, height. Hl- habi, 10 vl hi. paten.s daring
the day, entertain his company until bedtime and read
and write until three four O'Clock la the morning In
the year 1s4s the people called for the service a
aversti In the councils Of Virginia and he elected
the Senate or the session q lsss and 40 Ne made them
vigant and faithful representative watching the pub
e treasury particularly, With the eyes II Argus Dafing
hs membership Ia the State senate he VA lnvl.ed w
District Convention 70 become the candidate u the
cratic party for Congress. lie accep,ed the call aad
after an srdnous canvas and three day. election ras
returned Wy majority II nine The district had
Teen previously represented by ~hig lie was ssb.e-
guenfl reelected By large majority, stalking hi eso
uon upon an unyieifing opposition - the oompronss
measures o. 1850 lie vas Afterwards an tndspendsa,
csnhinss IN orppsiton 20 tso other gentlemen. bat
va defes'es He then retired from puhle se alH III
v''ei hi' time % The peaees ps4i.s " sss.. 4.!s.
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Affair I'm MeNl~0.

From the Correspondence of the baltimore sun.l
SANTA ASNAs EXPECTED OVERTHROW OR WITHDRAW
AL YRoh Myxico-PRivATE ACCOUNTS or HIS
MOVEMENTS AND PURPOsEs-BREAKfS0 or con-
MuSicAT10Ss WITH OUR xISrsTgR-PARTIAL RE
sroRArIos or DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS.
WAsnSsTOS, August 2, 1855.
We have been often advised by letters from Mex
leo Of impending revolutions in that country and
that santa Anna was about to be overthrow and
banished, or become voluntary exile Late advices
are that he Is about TO steal away with his treasure
II Is now asserted that neither party in Mexico
neither the modendos nor the conservndos-vill
suffer him voluntarily n depart.
y be true that the ministry of Santa Anna
with Mr.: Bona at it's head. sre 10 BE- dismissed IL
probable that santa Anna has yielded TO the pres
snre 10 fsras to adopt new counsels and Is tempo
rizing with his opponents.
private letter, from authentic source, dated
the 10Th has been shown me today which states that
minister, Gen. Gadsden, and the Mexican govern
nent about three weeks beforp hut that Mr.. Vidal,
the Presidents Secretary and the Minister appoint.
ed to the United States had sought an interview
with General Gadsden, aud had 70 far restored har
rnony between him and Santa Anna 10 bring
about long and amicable interview between them
But AZ between our minister and Mr.. Bonilla, the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, there could be no fur.
ther intercourse.
This letter also states that Santa Annals entire IA,
my were N sail In the lturbde. with Mr. Vidal on
the 9th Of August, for New York via Havana. II
may be remarked, however that In Mexico Il Ia ru-
mored by some that the destination Of the Iturde
Is TO Venezuela, and not 70 the United States and
that General Almonte Is not 10 be Withdrawn from
the mission to the United states What seems to
confirm this surmise IL that General Almonte has
not been advised officially of his recall.
II does not follow from the rupture Of the rela-
tions between our minister IN Mexico and the gov.
ernmcnt, that our government will refuse 10 receive
new minister from Mexico, or dismiss the present
minister.
General Gadsden must have had good cause for
decided 81 WI hp ha. taixe md
representation Of the case viii be looked for with
interest and entire confidence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-05

fxtrrEsEsr os BOARD FynRY BoAr-Cnip DRowsgp.-
There was great commotion on the Fulton ferry boat
Nassau Yesterday afternoon, caused by the falling
board ofa child some two or three years old which had
hecn left TO about deck ungua rded by those in
whose charge il The lise-bost was Immediately
lowered but in the excitement Of the moment IL was
upset and filled. Thomas Gear one OF the deck
hands thrown into the By the capsrns Of the
boat, and had much be could do TO save himself
young man, whose could no, 10 sscerained bu,
who acted in spirit which cannot be too highly com
meDded diyested himself cf all superhuous clothing and
jumped into the river with the view ~ saving the child
He was unsuccessful The body had sunk beneath tho
surface and not visible. Charles Resdsi Fulton
ferry boatnsn 10 the relief Of the two and
cecded ia getting them both into his craft They
all Of them to~cd into the Brooklyn shore where they
arrived in safety. The OF the child could no; be
sscer'sncd neither could those who had charge OFF, be
found