Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
CONSOLATION FOR THE EXILE

Meagher, Esq, the exiled Irish Patriot,
and now = member of the New York
Bur. il about tolead to the hymenial
altar. Miss Arabella Townsend. Miss
Townsend i said to be young lady ~
extraordinary personal attractions, ana
estimated % be worth $3.50 600. Mr..
Meagher has been = widower sorae six
teen Or seventeen months. Who would
not he an exile lonely and weary for q
season i by so doing o.le can win SO
fair 9 lady with such I fortune.
- Hon. Thomas b. Florence IS
spoken Of as thu Democratic Candidate
for Speaker Of the House Of Represen-
tatiyes. Pennsylyania has not had a
Speake; s since Frederick A. Mullen.
berg who was chosen Tor the first and
e.ird Congress but as there are about
twenty States that never had Speaker,
4 i not thought his (Mr. F's) friends
viii press him.
s. - The Charleston Is. C.) Mercury,
a disanion paper, says South Carolina
shall not 60 into the National Conven-
ton to be held at Cincinnati.
g. J. S. Sewall, Esq, will publish
a Sectional Map ofMinnesota early next
year. If any are interested ID town
sites, they will subserye their own inter
ests by sending information to Mr..
Sewall, sine mora.
~ The Washington Union publish
es the decision Of President Pierce
relative to the back pay Of Gen. Scott.
The amount Of the arrears, says the
Philadelphia Courier. is $lO,4O5.
~ An entire Company of soldiers
for the British army has been secured
and sent to England from St. Louis
City without arousing the suspicious of
the Federal or Local Authorities.
WALKERS MANIFESTO TO THE MICA
RAGUANs. Att o'clock this morning
took possession Of the Para Of this city,
after slight resistance on the part of
the troops belonging to the supposed
legitimate Government. In the skirmish
three or four Of the enemy's soldiers
were unfortunately killed, but since the
triumph which / Of course gained, no
one has received a personal injury. All
those families who were expecting, as
the lying legitimists have repeatedly told
them, that they would be burned, robbed
assassinated, shot and violated, have
seen and experienced quite the contrary.
Ny duty as chief of the expeditionary
torce of a government free in its princi-
Piles and which looks to the vital inter-
ests Of the State, protection to the Ia
boring man, security to the citizen,
progress to the arts, sciences, agricul-
.ture, ETC., was to preserve order and to
cause it to be preserved And there
fore, although ! have imprisoned Messrs.
Dionicio Chamorro, Toribio Leg, and
ether persons of the government Of
Legitimacy, ! have done nothing with
them but give them into the custody Of
responsible persons | shall take pos
session of the remaining towns Of the
State, and he shall perish who opposes
the commanding march Of my forces.
who admit to their ranks, without distinc-
ton or color, all who wish it. The
pueblos Of Nicaragua must not allow
themselves to be deceived, for this is
truth proved by deeds: and in this idea
they hold their happiness in their own
hands. Behold it--a democratic gov.
ernmeut in its true Specification, guar
antees progress and liberty.
ias WV. WALKER.
Granada, Get. ID, 1855. a
DlrrlcyLr suReIcAL oganarros
was vas, recently performed By Drs. Wood
and Russell, assisted BY, Pr, Watkins,
all Of this place, ofwhich we should have
taken some notice hefnra this not o. i