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prp Uoo0s.
corr BROD Els 1OSS
1000. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT 1000
sv.,ua AND SIMMER RETAIL TRADE.

1OEE ROBES 1OSS
1900. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT 1OO0.
SPRING AND SUMNER si1 RETAIL Trade.
No: eE S.1:, 9. = s 8 G,.D.aaa...
VII be prepared to Exhibit to the Lsdie. o. s.w.Y0rs.
reishbolhrce. on
IuEsDAY. 50 DAY os APRIL and the following day.
tie L 'ii'i' M.SrILLxs,
ever offered sale 10 this county.
Manufactured from isbc. The highest 'Irssa's ard a''t
fsstiraole sisd
yysRoIp RED Ed SIX MASrrLL.s,
. ..,,nt ard very luss selection. inOosd and Of h!s
Al ON veilinosn m.aufacturs. OF eyry Imaginary
dessn. sue the newest and most
AusEpifc4ni sxortmsu OF
PLAIN SILK ard MORE ANTIQUE MASrILLAs,
"''N'' hi. exclusive Importation ard Manufactured
.1pte,.i, Tor b. Sprns snd summer
lowest possible
cHASr111Y FAC NANTES. ..., :.
OF entirely and n.I dss.n. and manufactures IN
APpt Ito j's'I IA &C @ASTLEs,
l..s T,,isty 2, me ls,s't iTg rts
Ju received fi the rrsst opsLDs of sle. exclusively
confined to himself, b the esdi's raanuiac
THE SUBSCRIBER would particularly remind hi, hsnd'
and the ggSc e hs se s aRvI ras SEASON
and also that styles be any other e'A0a
ment 10 NewYork -rsr.a
MOST FssHIOrABLE MODE are very respectfully eau.
toned sssip.t making selections I'LL they n,ye examined MS
new and splendid assortment on Tuesday 20 o. Apf'I
No. 81 Can, 81. and no oS LispensTd+t
4 T. STEWART 4 co. will exhibit
IA SPRING AND sUMMER
M4NTlLLAS
On HoSrAy. APRIL ND,
BrosiUsy Chambers and Reade sts.
AN EN1lRE NEW STOCK of SILKS and
N NILLIeTpY GOODS for SPRING SALES 1855.
sICDLSON 4 WRIGHT,
No Liberty west OF Broadway
Cssh and short time buyers invited 70 exsniine tneu
tock Of
Fashionable Dres Timuins.,
Lace Goods and Embfoideret
Si,ts Gloves and White Gocds
Ribbons Shs.ls,
Millinery Articles. Ia
Black Gro de Rhine AID Wstered SILK,
Great inauc. preuts will be offered to CLosE SuSEs
An INN ENSE JOB l. o I of
n FASHIONABLE SILKS
Will be offered MONDAY Aptl 2nd,
BY STE NAaT 60.
RANGING N PRICES FROM g TO 49, PERYARO.
Msps of the LATER being
WoRTH SIS 90 PER YARD.
B-osdwsy. ce.mbsrs sod he,de-st..
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of MALTESE
~ MITrs also large stock Of Bsou's Kid Gloves en-
brscns ali the fashionsbe spring eoors VIII be openei TINS
us.I i ' UBsDELL PEIRsON LAKE,
No BrOad~ay
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D. HovGH, Aaetio'esr
A NJ RTG AG + SALE of VALUABLE

N HOUSEHOLD FuRSIrUas AID ENs.LL(Ss
NENTs Elegant covered Ios-~ooi PsTr la-ai -p. !.
suite hesviy carved mosie .ylaser Secretary 6oDtc,e
rosewood Piano Forte; Enslsa Wtoa Ven.
ADd Blussl, CsperuS. eos'y china silver ani "a, f.s
wGe without reserve, T5lS (roesdyl M0avTsg
at NJ precisely from the five s,or hou Ia VairssS
opposite Hudsoo River Railroad Depot thu b.,
pay follows: fpsl .h Oh cJths silver plated str z.as
&c Pa Tor Suites elegantly upholstered covered
In BsTocn: crimson and French nssk $40 %.
que Ascaion set svuy csryed. 10 gold sni erus,.,
Italian stsiusy msIeletoO Tables Of the usud dss:dPdss
found Ia veil foEt.hed Toons hs.yy csved fall
ocisved abe socn PanoF m-de by Bar OF ths CITY
wssbee- this instrument for fnenss OF snd ql.
81 tore un,drpasec; so vary foe wood Eta ere
o'bec 10 plate s'. sed I.sa mnbs; fsacs
Wors tables fancy Rec-pcnch.r. E.cntores large ana
,plsucd Freoeh plate Pier GaSes In co,,v francs; ra
he.vy lace and brocsele Cusios orsaa oil paiaNnr, a,
euin. It modern srtists Goi,ic insh snd sol stary
marble Clockr c-sy Drsitn thnsFare hle Vas Of seyrs
Prce.iL Pn,p sInle sasues and Clsc Repteseut,,os
ok EAns.n tabs. With sntill e1r Table Inca geeaei
China silver Tea services ras bs.kets forss Spo0n Ysrv
Cutlery heavy cut Glassware, wines, Cnanpls d.iera
L,qusfcaaes DeeADtsr SC rosewood and aAossny 3sl
sesds sptioue ,nd mocern ttyssi wood marble
dre,,ux Bureaus Washdsrcs cornsr aad Towel snas:
P,isssss 6be curled haT Mattresses, Counter s,e 3os
ard Pillows China rue 3es, oval aud sigsre ss fsns
Minors &c Sale positive
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6ales bp 1artlpr.
wIt1t.~ M 49,. A..,,...

WILLIAM NJ HSESs, Asetio1s-r
A SSIGNEES SALE of the Desirable HOr-Sp
~ and LOT No 21a vssr 35r I ST e.t.ssnsSS % %
9Th Av,-BskER "Efks will sell Al an 70. ~
THURSDAY. April SIT y oe.oek 9. the Msrca..sS %
ehsbse. 'he 70 loving desirable proPerfys ~
The fouT s'Oy. hT0wp-ttsns basement Hons, .,a
No ?H vest Ss,t-st. between s,h ard 9fh Az. sE
House IS feet inches front Snf By s. fee deco So
Lot i feet IN; hss ~ ss Zee, 'n'ee' desc Fnhh
p,rt The pursbase money sr1sn bosa saA nar,s
Fer ful ther particular gDirs OF Joseph Chnesr M.
Oieeuw'eh.st to Csrk Corn~ai Attorness .ai ~
seo-s No. is6 Broadway or st the 6uctonsers No Pas
sointr BrosdEsy. no +Sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

COUNTRY SEAT near scarsdale, Westchester
~ County eouanDg 80 Gcres q ch9ics LiS0, with dss
Israe HOUSE and sli5le out buicln 10 b. sold by A..
J. BLEFCKER at auction, on the 7th Of Apdl at IL
o'clock II tn. Herchsns Exchange For fall pnticlsts e
ply al the office of the Aucioneer No. Broad where nth
ozfepLc maps Of tie ., operty can be bad
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6onses ano farms tt)anteo.

HOUSE and LOT-Wanted to purchase in
IL pleasant loo ,tion shove and convenes
With Gas Bath &c coz. % eco sie zoo Choice Build
Ina Lots and (f desred . House Ia Brooklyn
weed Be offered In part payment Apply to H. BROWN,
Ne u Wslst nom to r. AZ.
DART Of genteel HOUSE WANTED-In
good ncishborhood BY American family (Presbytsan
oobsnS Of gentleman wife children and seven
yesss old Any respectable family having than
they need who deous OF red1csg their
curing psasspt nehboIs and pvmps pay do BY
hs r. ct this ONCE stating rent and particulars. Refer
ssees exchanged
CMALL HOUSE WANTED-The whole or
~ psrt.-Locaon between Broadway and Hudscn-st, not
lover than Houston higher than iithst Address
BOOKS, ct this eGee
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CHARLES g. MILLER Co knctlnnsers
Az ItAlT.IS and OTS y

CARLTON-AV. HOUSES and L0TS.-Wil
~ be sod at pbtc auction At the nsrohso Exshsoz
TUESDAY April u O'clock two three story bs,suest
brick bou,'s Carltoasv betgseo Fulton and Asndc
avs. it'll all modern Improvements. Houses new, 3rS
feet; Los <0Xs7
ard suD.c.sT Vsnf erbt Az, Myrtle Hou.s bdek
2s3g Lot 25x3; hnshee OF Ia best with a, mofera
improys For fall particulars sppy st the Office Of the
Anciinn. er- No 1875 Blo.dMeY- cor. Der. s.
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nhNWts. AacrfD1s-f
SSY BANGS BROTHER X CO.--riate-Ssls--

OY BANGS. BROTHER X C0.-riate-Ssls--
- Rooms e, 10 PsrkrUw
MONDAY Apr IS sod FIVE following a,yl
At O'clock n. A. the Auction room.
AN EXTEGSIvE AND NALUABLe LlSaARy or
RARE AND CURIOUS OLD BoDk-; tins library editions
OF -, no authors 10 eh budng &c incird.g 800 los Of
scarce the History ard An que, Of Americshs
limited s,tes NeAicO spanih America sc computing tbs
old travellers spanish HoIsrs Tracts add Cooks the
Revolution eud War Of lLde9eudDce American Politics Arc
liz yo AGES Circuu old Eogsh Literature aaa
Poetry curious OLD Quarto Plays RcnaAees Hodca and 81
graphical " oIks. Books of Plates Ne.
Caacsues ready Aor lot sud will be forwarded 10 any s
dress on application to the ansiionsefs. "
Ar PRIvsrs SALE Compete sets OF oi'Seas' h'uset@A
Wofds 10 10 volumes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03
frentb China, &r.

ERFNCH CHINA TEA, DINNER and TOT.
LET-WARE-In full ssts sepAr.'e pieces, white. gold
edged end decorad Cut Glass Water Goblet. Wine Glasses,
Tunben, Dishes. Decanpn, sateel,r Psrsn Marble,
Vases Sc great variety The French Porcelain
w,re sold almost IS low as the common Enal-h ware
which within the Of al hcutesee?ers Dealers 10
Porcelain Wse ctzers strangers invited 70 EAU
aud examine CHARLES AhRENFELDr, No 50 Maiden
lane up stair, above Windle, House furnhns store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

UCTION SALE of STANDARD ROSES
~ and ether CHOICE PLANTS IT T. VASOE V.rEs
Auctioreer No - M.d-nlsne, will sell TUESDAY Apd
superior selection of Ross. 20 pphng all he iass and
newest yete selected win wthon. regard I,
coat by BOIL, Flo i.t corner OF Broadway ssd 5th.
The plai Is sre all IN superior order
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Alatbinerp Sc.


A NEW SODA-WATER APPARATUS
"A Patent spilled for s5-wheh be taken sSart aud
put together Ia thirty irutes As every description Of
psstus for Drawing Botips and Manufacturing tbs Soda
Weter either OF Copper Iron, With explicit printed di.e
tons for making the Soda Water and syrups
Manufactured and coli, and constantly on hand. by
WILLIAM GEE, No SO Fulton St. NevYoIk Sd floor.
IMP RTANT ROVEME EN- T
L IN
ROTARY PLANNING, TOSGUING and GR0OYIS3 MA
CHIMES,
PArEITID Nov. q 1854
fhess Machines have bees thoroughly tesst and their
tehorty all othep proved beyond doubt They will
plane ve uch better and faster than snJ othsr
tearing or throwing out loose inots
Applications for Rishs Machines for further paree
ars can be made to the Pstsntee.
Winchester. hass. Dee IL. 1884
GTATIONARY STEAM-ENGINES-The sub
HORIZONTAL ENGINES. iron bed-frames s.rons and
substantial plain highly fnshed from 100 horse DO yer
With without pumps boilers kc warranted TO 1--WE ssts
faction Also, Skating and Mil orb Of al kinds Sash and
Blind Machinery made TO order They sso prepared 70
furnsh the vuious sizes (doubls sod n,lej Of Wells Cas-
Patent Cyculc Saw Mills W. HAYES Co.
Northampton. Hampshire Co. MssL
TNO PRINTERS For Sale, Cheap, SINGLE
CYLINDER PRESS Hoes manufacturs 10 good printing
" Aaa IN the rear, n. T.
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Jnstrmtion.

DERKSHIRE FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS
ID STOCKBRIDGE. Maa-The Summer ses.i "a win ann.
uaenee on of Nay Circular Be- haA Ia The RIs
store Of 3. westenn.nn Co, No 80 Broadway \. Z.
fERbiNANp hoyrMAHN, Principals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03
H. WILSON, Auc,ianeeI.
A LOTION MOTTO T. -InrrserYad s.

IT. WILSON, 1ucfllneti.
AUCTION MOTTO + .-Cnreserved Sale Of
"A co,tly ard magnificent Household Firnitutei Eas.A
Tap,sry Buss L. Dree Pl, ard Insrsin Csrpe elesa1y
covered roseuoed Paror Suffer, superior 7ocae
Piano Forte besnl touch tone aS hnsh hesyy Feaeh
Plate Pier sd Ovsl Mirrors Silver WsIei cntery Caas
Wave Se-a WILSON viii sell TO MORO " tWeda.+
day at o'clock NJ, the entire eooteo. OF the elss,sty
cops,ns the complies assortment OF Hou.ehl s Fa'n
tnIe md Ia first elias, house, such French Chios sr
Tea Sc vices Cake Baskets Foras Spoons Ivory C1dery
heavy Glassware, Wines ha-Psgues. Msteira gia
Caes Drcsnttr- SC rose~ood sad msh0gsuy Bedst-sts
the antique and modern SYKES rosewood .r5etop oIess
Bureaus Nsshstsnds Corner ADD level stands. pai9ss
6re cpredhar Mattresses Connterp,pes. Boosters and P
lows CT ina Ioile set owl snc slazfe gsms Mirrors kc
81 hrr rn.arNa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

ITO LET-A pleasant PLACE In 72d-st., sec.
condition with .uirouudios Ground Fruit &c. Inmu edi.te
poesson BlooiDsdse stages nesr-fire ak ceots 8ta-
sy bsToad within bioct be cOmoleted uquire
OF T. VAN AIKEN, No. 1870 9thiv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

TOR SALE and to LET.-Several HOUSES in
Wtsichsser Co, OF different sizes and nodsiions
for sale So othen to let Inquire Of fINDLAY No. IL
Spring st N Y
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NOR SALE-Elgibly-loca Lots on Adelphi
ct 100 feet from aytlssv 50 feet front and rear BY ~
feet deem h small Cottages good opportunity tor
nyest spo lsree viii he sold rfssonaby % close
an estate apply to THOMAS ADAMS d. 90 No IL WALL
Vr-k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

nNE Of the BEST FARMS and GRIST MILLS
~ for SALE in Roc!lsnd County. N Y. half mills from
spring Valley depot Of the New orb sad Erie Raro.d Said
Farm contains about seventy Of the best kind Of Land
high state Of cultivation with good fences three orchards
the choicest kinds Of Fruit Trees large and good Yelling
House snd sfe numeer OF out buildings all 10 good rsps
Price $500 The MIL has two pair OF Burr Stones 10 good
order with plenty Of water all and Of the best
sLes for bu,ines the county In connection with the mill
there new .lsrse and good dwelling house Price S. 500
TIE above property viii be sold together
Re desired One BALI Of the purchase money remain
bord ard mortgage required For further and full p.rtcu
lars apply TO JOHN STiLWELL the premisss Mr..
SAMUEL BABCOCK No 1873 10th ST., between sh and 9th
ava or 70 the subscriber. at Peskskil JOHN " SMITH
WMTED-A BUYER for FARM on the
Hudson some s5 seres good water, wood, fruit; nuts
Sc buildings lightly place. ralrosd and river view
nss NO better lard the river; boafp land night and
y sihin es minutes walk Low price great bar
-" nv" % hsS ~ spplyi immediately In person 70
IT,. JOHN P STYLES saussrties New York
. - being old and feeble he sell Tbs above
=. 20 sesl snore about 100 miles from de eity.
XI1MM FOR SALE-Furnished or
"a h..nsnt Hos Snfan!shed tbs drst-clss four-stoy
So. ,nSrSsh.E ,s perfect Possession st any tina
the Premises viii be LET, furnished or unurnshsd "
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OLET-A rev two.tory and attic COrr t6t a. oenons'
Fnrdhsm With n quarters Of acre Of la w yen %
ut.. the Rsirosd Deceit ne-riy all the ".y
wax Acoomm ston: too pzors kitchen ana Vs. nv
WITH psre. IN 6r.i foo; Eve chambers on secood noo 80
or. ,ood room m attic; good cellar stable esfn &C
fences apo ground nov beins hni.hsa fo''' go
diatsly. For terms &c spply 20 - -, ....,...
a. a. Csia fsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

THO LET-TO a small genteel family, the second
Il story with rooms la the story ths No. 100
West S9thit containing all the modern improvements Csn
be seen at all times Inquire as above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

FOR. SALE-The twO-stOry and attic BRICK
remain e0 mortgage. Apply to W. De GROVE, Regis
el's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

NOR SALE-The three-stOry and basement
L FRAnED HOUSE corner of Dek,lb and Marcy avs,
East Brooklyn with the and FOUa 10 rs OF ANU
new The grounds laid out With young Fruit frees and
Flowers 1t paved road % all the ferries and three
Minute wa from the Myrtle Apply the premises,
Nv IN TROs w OROSER No IL Pine st up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03
TOR SALE, a BARG alN-In one of the bes

nor SALE-A 4-stOry and basemen. brown
stone house, situated the souhery side Of l5thst
city opposite Stuyvesant Park; lit u fest by 100 feet
deep feet first cats in pateula built
BY work in the durabe nsonsr aod with all the
modern II proyen.rts For particulars inquire OF ksfSsk
BERRIES No 1872 Alb the premises between tue
bouIs of ard O'Clock NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03
O0TINTRY RESIDENCE for SALE in West

t.irrs the modern improvements House by % Lot ful
depth Also hrowpstone four story Enssn oaseeei
avs l6s by S. eon.inirg ali the mdern Improvements,
ard In excellent oser having beer recently painted and
grain. throughout Terms easy Apply al NO. 81 fs1 @on
No IIsfn I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03
fieal estate for Sale.

OOTTAGk HOUSES for SALE in BROOKLYN
" -Ons on Pupsm sv With two fall lots pear Marcy sos
tvo blocss from Futon sv ess 6shshuai residence
between Lewis and Ystes besuufu " loested rnce,
q 500 terms cay sso three COTTAGE HOUSES
E,,t New Yort; priees frop, 81 SO 90 y 500 AUpyto
CHA. r MILLER No 1875 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

mo LET-Part of furnished HOUSE, con-
i tanning Gas Bath &c, to smsll family Rent S425
Inquire OF No. 1875 West 27thst between 9Th and 9hays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

FOR SALE or to LET-A substantial BRICK
Il HOU.E With about one-balf of Ground well
stocked With choice Fruit situated a. Cssteon
ferIy. Apply 70 A. J. BLEE cKER. No. Broad e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

EOK SAILED EIiZabethtOWn, NewJersey,
The IArse ARK oouu odous ID w 81 the late
residence o. p Britain, deceased, with about too
sfyes OF vsuse LnDd aed The property 10 thorough
order with odisus Brn sDd other Out bdoings
ceen aroen well sto-l ed with the choicest fruit trees u
ia egib psed in Of the best Of the town and
within few walk ~ the Railroad Depot with good
psveerts leading hereto Terms For price and other
natticusn epp,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03

FINO LET at HOBOKEN-eeveral very desira-
bic BRICK DWELLINGS, In different parts OF the CITY
but all within IL m'nues yak Of the Ferry. Inquire q ,he
Land Office oppo,its the Feny Landing, Of W. W. SHIP.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28
yhc Nrl,rnsi,n Murder.

We fad in the Council Bluffs Bugle OF
the 10th some additional items in reference
to the murder of Mr. HOLSTER, of which We
gave an account last week Everything con-
nectcd with il shows the murder to have been
wanton and unprovokod, without paliiating
circumstance. We cut from the Buglc the
following:
The funeral services of the late Geo W.
HOLSTER took place on sunday last, at /
o'clock, at the Methodist Church in this city,
Rev. G. q. Rice officiating. a very large
and respectable audience listened attentive
~ to the discourse, which was appropriate
and well selected. A large number from
Bellevue, Glcnwood, and st. Mary, formed
the procession that followed the deceased
and mourning brother TO this city. The
deceased was about % years old, and recent
~ graduated at Yale College, Conn. lie
was an intelligent, studious, quiet and nof.
fensiyc young man. His remains are to be
transported to the family burying ground,
in the cast, and soothc the sorrows Of tho
afflicted relations.
We learn that Mr.. Henry, the murderer
of G.. W. Ilollistor, is in the custody of the
sheriff Of Douglass county, and guarded with
much vigilance. His trial takes place at the
next term Of court in the first district. The
examining Judge could not admit him TO
bail, but ordered his comnittal TO close con-
iincmcnt. Mr., Henry claims that the gun
. was discharged by accident, but the tcsti-
mony OF the examining witnesses gives not
the least room for such conclusion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28
Let PIOtcsinnts beware.


The subjoined paragraph from the Ma
tional Fra, semi religious paper the met
ropolitan organ of modern free soilism, is
commended to those people to whom al
dressed
"Iet the Pedestrians bcwarc--thcy are
in imminent danger of disgracing their own
cause. 1t is impossible that proscriptiye
bound, secret political association,
comprehcnding inlidcl and christian, the
pious and the proligatc, rascality and res
pectablity, bound together by the common
resolve TO inllict civil disabilities upon the
Catholics, can long hold together; but
when it shall have broken in pieces, what 4
reaction may follow in favor of the very
body now so fcrcely prescribed The
popular mind may swing as far into the ex.
IRENE Of indifference, as into the extreme
of bigotry. And with what arguments will
the miserable experiment have filed the
mouths of the advocates of Catholicism =
They will Illustrate your boasts Of the lib.
cra!ity and liberation, and justice, and mag.
unanimous reliance upon the truth Of protes.
tanism, byrcminiscenccs ofknow-nothingism.
Already, the most thoughtful Of the protes.
tant ministers are looking forward with ap.
prchension. An eminent divine, in re-
cent letter to us, remarks:
"But, word as to Romanism. feared
two things as soon as | saw it brought into
political movemcnt-frst, that uniting the
infdel opponent Of Romanism with those
who are evangelical, the vital truths Of
the Gospel would be an ultimate recoi! into
superstition and despotism, for infidelity can
never destroy Romanism. A positive re.
ligious power filling the heart is needed to
do it. | feared, also, superficial arguments
and reaction, so that the final result should
be to strengthen Romansm; and also
feared from an an assault or Romanism
rather than the hierarchy, another rcac-
finn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28
From California.

The steamer Geo. Law arrived at New
Yorl; on Tuesday with California dates to
the 3lst Of March, and S770, 900 in treas
ure
The Panama Railroad was in fine order,
and the health Of the Isthmus good.
The L. 8. sloop Of war Falmouth was at
Aspnwall to sail on the 10th for Havana.
The California news is of no great impor-
lance. Business dull and depressed. Money
very tight. Page, Bacon & Co. resumed on
the 2Sth, and the deposits exceeded the
money drawn out 100000. The condition
of the other Banks remained unchanged.
The Legislature was expected to adjourn
about the middle Of April. \ Prohibitary
Liquor Law had passed the assembly. It's
provisions were not very stringent, and
wines from California grape were exempt
An anti-gambling law had passed the SEN
ate.
The news Of tho confirmation Of Col. Free
monts claim by the Supreme Court caused
considerable discussion among the land
claimants.
The sloop Of war St. Mary's, had bee n
ordered to San Juan del Sud, to settle some
difficulty there.
w. Roach, the abscondng sheriff Of Mon
terey, has been taken into Gust ody by the
sheriff Of San Juan.
Col. Walkers expedition to Nicaragua
had not sailed, and it was quite doubtful
il he left California at all.
All efforts 20 discover the whereabouts OF
Sanford, the iorger, had proved unavailing.
The weather had been glorious and the
miners are generally reported to be doing
ell. although the excitement regarding
the New Kern River miners had subsidized.
The arrival Of gold at San Francisco con-
tinue to reduce, on account Of the scarcity Of
coin to purchase with.
The San Francisco Herald publishes a
letter purporting to have been written by II
Meigs, from Chill, avowing the utmost as
constituent at the charges made against
him, promising some developments. Ho says
no living soul besides himself knows the cause
Of his leaving California,