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beyond future cavil, the boundary between
our territory Of Washington and that of Van.
couver's island, and the rest Of the possessions
Of the British Hudson's Bay Company lying
contiguous to the territory in question The
House, last session, passed bill to that end,
which was defeated in the Senate Recertly,
the difficulties growing cut of misunderstood.
ings between the people and authorities of
the two Governments, in that quarter with
reference to the precise locality of that boun-
Diary, have increased so as to be most harrass-
ing and perplexing to both--thus proving the
pressing necessity for the survey the Senate
refused to order to be made. Tits sincerely to
be hoped that Congress will promptly legislate
in this matter, and thus prevent the recur-
renee of international chickering's in that quar-
ter, that can do no good and may be produc.
tive of much harm.
A Roorback.-The story Of the Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald. tell
ing of the acceptance, at that point, of des-
patch from Mr.. Buchanan, recounting the
particulars of an extraordinary visit to that
gentleman of Lord Palmerstcn, and the lat
ter's desire to make confidential and unofficial
disclosures to him on some unknown subject
of great interest to the United States is utterly
without foundation. The story of the visit in
question originated in the brain of some one
of kossuth's men in London vine wrote il to a
sympathizer here, by whom it was dressed up
in its present habiiments to suit the wonder
mongering taste of the Hcraid'S readers. Such
is its true history.
The California Mails.-Our correspondents
in San Francisco, who have complained that
they arc unable to answer letters By the first
return stsamer--the schedule being arranged
for the departure of the downward steamer on
the 1st and 10Th of the month, often before the
arrival of the Atlantic mails-will be pleased
to learn that this inconvenience is hereafter to
be obviated by change Of the days of depar-
ture from San Francisco to the 9Th and 10Th of
each month, which are the days of departure
of the California mails from New York When
the 9th snd Goth fall Oh Sunday the mails will
leave the day following
A Mistake" Ion, tho Baltimore Suns
Washington correspondent, usually well-in-
formed in such matters, has been misled by
the person. to whom he is indebted for the in.
formation on which he based the following
paragraph in his letter of this morning
" The post Of Commissioner of the Land OF
flee has been offered to a suitable person and
declined
We have satisfied ourself that no such offer
has been made
Appointed.-Mr. Francis Nj: Deems has
been appointed Ito undergo the customary
examination frsO to a temporary Isl, 200 per
annun) clerkship in the General Land Office.
Tho Current Operations Of the Treasury
department. yesterday, the 9th of July,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
forthe Treasury Department. %, S73,O43 IS
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9'We have received from Frank Taylor,
Pennsylvania avenue, copy of handsomely
printed and bound work, bearing the title of
Mary Lyndon; or, the Revelations of Life
The story is represented as being of great in
terest--the subject, woman's wrongs. The
characters and incidents are drawn from real
life
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ONE HUNDRED MORE

ar those superior Magnolia Hams, and proba-
~ bly, all that will be received this season they
are cured in Maryland according TO the old home
stead receipt the quality Of which is UNSURPASSED
If equaHed, by any other ever introd uced here To
he had only at my store.
Also, fresh lot Of that peculiarly fine selected
and standard Black Tea al 50 cents pound. which
have introduced. Ii is sold only by myself and
Is now extensively known in the District. New
corners and others who have not Vet used IL re-
terred TO the lsading members Of the Faculty Of
Washington and Georgetown. Samples furnished
gratuitously.
Bay Water at e5 cents per bottle, or 81 IS per
dozen. For bathing purposes IT is as cheap as
common spirits.
Mint. Lavender, and Blackberry Cordials, the
very articles for the prevailing epidemic.
Maple Sugar, Fresh Prunes, &c with unsuT-
passed varieties Of choice family Groceries.
~. NJ. Z. KING,
Few steps northeast Jackson Statue.
IL 25-f
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GUn REWABD.-Strayed or stolen from the
y III subscribers stable on the night a.
Of the 9th instant, small black Mare, a%oS
star on the forehead a white mark on one OF her
hind legs; when walking she carries her head
down. Any one returning the said animal win re-
ceive the above reward and thanks Of the owner
". BAUF.
jYs1-its I'd street, Seventh Ward.
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PERSONAL.

....Ex-SenatorsJ jeremiah Clemens, of Ala,
and Henry 8. Foote, of Miss, now in Califor.
MIA, have come out full. blown Know Nothings.
This has been anticipated BY their former DO.
litical friends in this ci1n They had been for
year or two out of tho, Democratic organisa.
tion-that party, in their respective States.
having declined to give them Office after their
trial of them and its results.
80. Major Brown, of New York. who has
been in the employment of the Emperor of
Russia as consulting engineer on the st. Pc
tersburg and Moscow Railroad, died at Naples
on the Goth nit, where he was staying for the
benefit Of his health. -
80. Among the arrivals at Newport, R. l.,
we notice the names of Baron Grabow, the
Prussian Secretary of Legation, and Cheyelier
George Sibbern, Minister Resident from Nor
way and Sweden. A party of 500, from New
Bedford, Mass, spent the day there on We'd
nesday.
....Mlle Rachel is announced to appear
in New York in September.
....Miss Makeah, the actress, is, according
to the New York Times, to be married to Geo.
Vanderbilt.
1--WE understand that Mike Walsh is 20.
ing to Europe in the steamer of the eighth of
August.
Rev. Samuel Merwin, of Connecticut.
is at Wizards, and j. M. S. Causin, ESQ. of
Maryland, at the National hotel
The DROWNING At COMFY IsLANp.-The
New York correspondent of the National In
teilfgsncer says:
owe have got beautiful beach for bath
ing at our nearest seaside resort, Coney Island
some ten or a dozen miles distant, but Mt some
parts of it a treacherous "undertow'' occa-
sionaly prevails, and yesterday it was the
OCCASION of a most melancholy tragedy. Five
persons were carried out by this current be-.
yond their depth, and, owing to the total alb
sence of all provisions TO guard against such
casualty, two Of the party (the Rev John
Elliott, Of Williamsburg, Methodist clergy
man, snd his daughter) were drowned The
others saved themselves by means of doors of
bathing houses which were torn down and
foated out to them. 1t is stated that the afi-
anced husband of the young lady swan to her
assistance and succeeded in supporting her for
time, but finding at length that they were
both sinking, in spirit of devotion she olsen
gagged herself from her lover and sank to rise
no more Mr.. Elliott sacrificed his own life ia
his efforts also to rescue his child
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YELLOW FEvER.-The report of the sana-
tory committee of Portsmouth, Va, shows that
for the twentyrfour hours preceding sunset of
"Wednesday last, there were three new cases
VI yellow fever and one death.
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GRAND CONCERT AND BALL,

AT TIE PARK Grove. on Ith streetl
TNO COME OFF ON MONDAY Az TEX
IL NOON, July 10th, at 3 O'Clock
The same Band tina; played at III Smithsonisn
Institute FOR The National Pair (Nr. Bn nap,
leader is engaged. -.
Mr. G sHuSsEER, the proprietor, has built .
spiendid saloon for the occasion In the grove.
The public and all lovers Of music are Invited
Mr.. {. 3 viii ssrye the best OF freshmcnts ana
confectionery on the occasion.
Admittasce 50 cents for gentlemen; Ladies free
IN 27-3t
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

LAYING leased the National Hotel. and in or
Il der 10 enable II TO be made more CON- -
Portable, to alter. improve and re-furnish Il a
Will be closed on the LIST Of August, and re- ~.4
opened for the accommodation Of the public on
he 2Uth September next WIN GUY
iy 1---lufA
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w. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State.

NSCAMP MEETING NOTICE.-Tbere
~ Will he held = Camp Meeting in connex-
ION with the Methodist Protestant Church. in the
Woods OF Col. VIM. MINOR, Alexandria county.
Va, commencing the I'd August.
Cltizens OF Washington wishing to attend will
find their best and most direct road nv Wv op t
Long Bridge and Balls Cross Dads or through
Ge0rgetoWn, crossing at the Aqueduct or Little
Falls bridge. r. L. >BROCKETT
Col. WIN. MINOR
OLIVER COX,
=, ', ~ Committee
" B.-The Committee having obtained the
IlS1t 10 the grounds adjacent, do most positively
prohiblt all kinds of hucksering, and hereby for.
warn all persons that they will enforce the law
upon every intruder to its fullest extent
jy 2S-I
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KNSGGhAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
49, Excursion.-The members ~ ne Rsn
Franklin Target Company most respectfully an
nounce to their friends and the public GENERALLY
,nat they Intend giving an Excursion to the Ar.
particulars In future advertisement.
ny oroer COM. ARRAN CLEMENTS.
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BY the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State

ErankltH Pierce, PrsSid. M Of the United Stairs
Of america, TO all ichOm IL may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that WILHELM FIyKLER has been appointed
consul of Nassau, for the State of Wisconsin. 70
reside at Milwaukee, do hereby recognize him as
such and declare him free to exercise and enjoy
such functions, powers and privileges as are al
lowed to the consuls of the most favored nations in
the United States
In testimony whereof, ] have caused these let
tiers to be made patent, and the seal Of the United
States to be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
ton, the 10Th day of July, A. d. 1855. and
IL. 81 OF the Independence of the United States
OF America the eightieth
FRANKLIN PIERCE
By the President
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State
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GSCONTEsTED ELECTION IN THE
- 49, Flnh Ward Notice is hereby given to
the parties contesting the seats Of the INCUMBENT
members OF the Common Council from the Fifth
ward OF the city of Washington, ID. c., as well
as 10 those persons whose votes were rejected at
the Municipal Election held in said city on Mon.
day, the lth ultimo, that hearing viii be given
In the premises, on THURSDAY, ID August, at
the Council Chamber, in the City Hall, at o,clk
p m. SAMUEL YORKE ArLEE
Chairman Committee on Elections
Board Of Common Council.
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HsTHE GEORGE WASHINGTON Chb
49, Of Georgetown take pleasure in announc.
ing 10 the public generally that they will give An
Excursion to the White House Pavilion on 18Th of
August. 81" "a r. AA VI
Particulars in future advertisement.
jy 8-1w - be-
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CHEAP MUSIC,
THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

A RE now open for the reception of Company,
=, = and in far more attractive condition IA
than they ever have been 90
gross Misrepresentation against them&s.E
having been published in the Petersburg Intelli-
gencer and Baltimore sun 10 the effect that they
We're closed for tue season is now traced 10 an r-
responsible source unworthy cf notice
IL Is proper 10 stale that there il no shadow of
foundation for IT, The subscriber trusts that be
viii not be made the victim Of such malignity;
aud the respectable journals which have given
currency TO the TumoT by transferring IL 90 their
columns will diSabuse the public mind throrgh the
same medium ALES. BAKER.
ly i3+2m
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r,GRAND FIREMEN,S AND CIVIC
o>Ga Excursion The members of the rank
I'm ire Company respectfully announce to their
friends and the public that they will give an lex
cursion and Pic Mic to the White House on :lod
Oh August which they will endeavOr to make as
gay and pleasant as any Of the season.
For particulars see future advertisement.
The Committee of Arrangements are notified 10
meet at the Engine House on MONDAY EVEN
ING, at O'Clock. Two
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NEW WALTZ.-Just published by the SUBJ
scribers, the "Multifora Waltz, - compoeed
ana dedicated to Miss sallie Drisch, a Leesburg,
Va, by Prof. J. A. Young.
- HtLBUs q HfrZ
5yA Music Depot
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JOHN r.. DUGAN,

n NLOCk MAKER, street, between Fourteenth
~ and Fifteenth streets, Washington, C. HEsl
All kinds of Clocks carefully Cleaned and I'll
Repaired at the shortest notice. Persons M
wanting their Clocks repaired viii please ~
leave their address, and tL-y viii be attended TO
al their residences iy23-Ivs
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OFFICIAL.

franklin Pierce, President of the United States
Of america, to all Uhonl 1t may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that CHARLES E WESpT has been appointed
consul of Brunswick and Luneburg, for the States
If Michigan and Iowa, and the Territory Of Min
nesota, do hereby recognize him as such and
declare him free to exercise and enjoy such finc-
IONS powers and privileges as are allowed to the
consuls Of the mostfavored nations in the United
States
In testimony whereof have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the seal Of the United
States to lie hereunto affixed
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
ton. the 2sth day of July. A. d 1s5S and
H. s. of the independence Of the United state,
Of America the eightieth
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nYSENTERY, DIARRHOEA. and ali bow
II el diseases, can TIE eifectUallv cured and avoid
ed by the use Of my Blackberry Elixir. Try IL
j. Il. MOORE. Druggist,
Ia. ave, opr. Seven Buildings
III DeGrath's Electric Oil for sale as above
ly 29-6t (OrOanl
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PLANK BOOKS Of all kinds and 81 res foe lie
L at unusually low prices. 9 rE
y FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ELASTIC AND MOROCCO BELTS, Elias
- TIC Ribbon and Cord, superior Ok Marrow,
Cologne, Bay Rum, HAIR and Tooth Brushes.
Transparent Soap in bars, &C. at
)y&-T LAMMOND'S, 7th street,
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WE invite attention to our large stock of Combs
w Brushes, Pomades, Extracts, Cologne Bay
Water, &c, which We are prepared to offer at
greatly reduced prices.
Also, constantly on hand general assortment Of
Fancy Goods, Fans, Gloves, Hosiery, &c. to-
gether with fashionable stock of millinery. to
which additions are constantly being made OF the.
newest and most desirable STILES. 1hs attention
OF the ladies is particularly Invited TO this depart
ment of our business, which is under the charge Of
Miss Thompson.
HI JOHNSON Il MUNRO.
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,PRATT's PATENT LIGHTNING RODS.

SPkATTfS PATENT LIGHTNING RODS.
FV>HOSE in want Of those invaluable conductors,
l. are informed that they can be obtained from
the agent for the District of Columbia MARYLAND
and Virginia, by leaving their orders with Mr.
Walter Howes, No. 312 Exchange Office, Penn
sylvania avenue, next door TO Browns Hotel, or
through the Post Office, directed 10
jy 2S-3t* CIV. HEYDON.
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STRAY HORSE.-SIO REWARD-Strayed
~ from the Farm of Mr.. J. b Kibby, -
about three miles north Of the Capitol, ca
on "Wednesday morning last, roam E%SA
colt, abont years old, one hind foo. NJ
white Whoever shall return the said Coli TO the
Metropolis Livery Stables, ID street, near Iith 81
will receive the above reward and thanks Of the
owner. IN SS-3t&
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REMOVAL.

" F. BAYLl has removed to the corner of
w . 18Th street and Pa. avenue. over II Txee-
dy's Grocery Store, where he will be glad TO see
his friends and customers who want STATION
cry and FANCY ARTICLES At COST
PRICES. jy 2s-eoit
(Union Intellirencer6 Newsl
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STRAYED OR STOLEN from the subsori.
- Der, living ON Washington Bowie's a.
arm, ON the Washington and Baltimore 10y
Turnpike, gray Mare, with brown stripe across
the shoulders, and bushy tail She filings out
her hind legs when walking. will give so re-
ward for the arrest and conviction of the thief or
a reasonable reward for the horse.
jy2-* DAVID DILLON.
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I -.cSAT MEETING OF THE BOON
a>~l-A Club held last evening, the following of.
Dewdney. Vice President; Thomas Nav, Treas
urer; + L. Wilson, Secretary.
They intend giving Pic Mic the first week I'm
August ---- jy 2e-lt*
sNOTICE.--The Books of the Columbus
- building Association are yet open, and
VIII remain open until August Doth, 1855
Persons DESTROYS to subscribe for shares can do
so oy making application TO the undersigned
u. A. SCHWARZMAN Sec,
No 10 L. D. Depart or 40 Ninth ST.
ly 2---w;Sw
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CLOCKS. CLOCKS,

CLOCKS! CLOCKS.
IF you want good honest Clock-or tia, will,
always give You the correct time, d, Oh I'M AZ &;
FRANCIS, $50 Seventh street he las Ciocl.
that cannot be excelled-handsome and oood fins
fsepers. He sells low, and every Cioei Is wa.
faiieso iv2l
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DNAWI Nb FENCILt from he
= several manufactures Of Bausch HkTdmurh.
amer ana Contee, imported direct q om The ma
iy25 AN'
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Gutta Percha.-A board of United States
Cavalry officers, consisting of Colonies Sumner
and johnson, and Lieutenant Colonies johnson
and Hardee, recently in session at the War
Department In this city, have reported in favor
OF equlpping the men of their arm Of the ser.
vice with talma made Of Gutta Percha. reach.
ing down t" the knee. This is it strikes Us.
following the very sensible custom of the Texas
Rangers, who cannot be persuaded to carry
overcoats In any weather. They make "a slit
in the blanket, Mexican, or American when
they cannot procure the former,) and slipping
il over the head, ride in it in stormy weather
with the ends hanging to or about the knees.
The talma, though lighter coat, is covering
cut on the same principle; and while, if made
OF Gutta Percha, it is q positive insurance
against wet or cold upon the body, it permits
Just as much circulation of air around the per
son as the wearer pleases, and also leaves the
arms perfectly at liberty. The proposed change
cannot fail to be capital one, and the troops
wiil, with one accord, thank their officers for
bringing it about.
The Washington Territory Boundary Dis
pute.-We understand that the President will.
urge on Congress to provide, Immediately af,
ter they come together, the means of making
ths survey on otlr mart nee essa rv IN 40, ahl;sh
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Peoples Advocate. Naval Lyccum; Editor Of the InveI
tor Editor Of Our Flag; 0f tn. Alice C. Price
vsrtiser; r. A. L.; Pastor Metropolitan Methodist Church
July IS LAMBS a. EERRET y
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RIVERS e. DERIOUs'
G. r e G I A N G. I Il G U b!
Newly Equipped for the Year 1856.
WILL EXHIBIT AT WASHINGTON,
On July 2s, 30, and 81, end August and Y.
$4,000 DOLLARS.

This immense establishment cost the proprietor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-31

WASHINGTON, Dec. =.
SENATE.--Mr. Clayton declined being a
candidate Of the American Convention for
the Presidency Of the Senate.
The Senate held n brief session and ad-
journed till Monday.
HousE.-The House resended the resolu-
ton passed that no motion for adjournment
be in order until Speaker is elected. Mr.
Campbell withdrew his motion to make Mr..
Orr Speaker pro. tenn
The House then proceeded to ballot for
Speaker. with The following result. Banks
100; Richardson &c Full er so; Scattering
>. Banks licked only 5 Of election. Anoth-
er vote resulted as follows. Banks lob ;
Richardson O.; Fuller 81 scattering Q. A
third vote resulted thesam House adjourn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-31

vIs0 be published in the city If New York. De-
L voted exclusively TO advertising and editorial
notices Of the First Class houses in the principal ci
ties Of the United States. elegant fail gilt
tave. gotten mp Of the best materials and the most
attractive style, by Rev John p. Campbell. Of Nnsh
yilts, Tenn W. s. Spencer is agent of the ab,vo
work for the cities Of the upper Mississippi and will
call on few Of theiest houses in this and the ci-
Lies dye and below US. and lay b fore them tho
& a5fki plan Of thework Mr.. Spencer will reseiss
FOR in this work. any advertisements tnar
may be forwaried to him at Dsrsnpor tpripr to Jan
uary, 1886.
dec 15d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-31
IeIegrnphic News.

New YORK, Dec. 2, The Senate was not
in session yesterday.
I'm the House the struggle for Speakership
was renewed A resolution that no motion
to adjourn be in order till the Speaker be
elected, was adopted bv rs to so. 1t amount
cd to nothing, being only bit of clap trap.
aud will probably be reseinded to-day, in
view Of the possibility of n long continued
and turbulent session.
Mr. Campbell. of Ohio, proposed that Mr..
Orr, of $. g., be invited to preside till per-
manent organization could be effected. The
motion was warmly advocated by the Demo
Gratis, and opposed by the Republicans, who
regarded the movement as the forerunner of
a coalition between the X. Ms and the sup
porters Of the Administration. Pending the
question on Mr.. CampbelI's motion, tho
House took a recess till this A. NJ.
During the evening an immense excitement
prevailed among the various factions, partic-
-1lArly the Repuhlidn, id consequence Of
$3.50 ampbel's movements 1t is said that
4mDevats are determined upon bring
L. nut m sorganization this week, and
lande are equally determined he
shall be Speaker. Such appears to have
a1een the state Of affairs ut the date of the
last bulletin, from the seat of war.
The washington correspondent of the Her
did t6(egraphs under date of last evening:
leamatEsss evening an attempt will be made
TO thI0v thes Union editors overheard, and
take e3her Robinson OF Ohio, or the editor
Of the journal Of C0Rmerce, OF New York,
which has i,ecome a 1lnrough political sheet,
andthe active organ Of the Soft Shells, for
Senate Printer. Some disclosures of an in
tcrc3ting dhara6ter will soon be made in the
Senafe toushiag aha piety and pu81Scity q
| mepber otthe 6ahin0t.
The action of the Executive in enforcing
the Neutrality Law will be brought before
Congress Ter Investigation.
Private dispatches from ansas state that
there viii be a suspension of hostilties I'M
| til the Supreme Eourt can pass upon an
agreed case involving the validity Of the Ter
risory Lawss
4 NEw YoRK,.Dec. 27.-- The Northern Light
yesterday M submitted TO the search OF
the authorities. A C6stOn House q cer, de-
dstsiisd ~ &c aellseter, and Capt. French
and his .Lienten III, exnminad the cargo and
non, poGder,s kAA, &C., were upon examine
tion foana 10 contain sadrIss, types, and
sfC1ins presses; after which She sailed for
Co. 0aLEANs, Dee. 25. - The steamer
DAM Webster hasarrived ct this port with
fcaig mia dates to the 5th.
MStar Of the West left San Juan on the
1Qfhdx New York.
A4uiet ~ Nicaragua. Walker was re-
ceising reinforcements.
Mexican dateb5to the 18th stste that Alvar-
ez has resigned the Presidency, and Gomon-
tort has succeodod him.
Nxw Hawk, Dec. q. Samuel SLY, q
ReAk minded fanatic. hns coufoeseakO tht