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PEEPS FROM A BELFRY; On, The PARISH SKETCH Book.
By the Rev Z. w. SHELTON. limo, PIP. 2si. Charles
THE ELOPED FILLIBUSTER.
TO TILE PUBLIC.

The attention which has been bestowed upon our
expedition to Nicaragua by the American press, leads
us to believe that the public mind has become inter-
esed in its character and purposes. Great results are
confidently looked for from the prosecution of our
plans and great principle Of constitutional RICH. Is
therein involved. feel warranted therefore in behalf OF my
a. an earnest that Indifferent to the consideration
pressed for undertaking and the sympathy so generously be-
The late news from Nicaragua Of character that makes
ur in that State al necessary the
of opr Affairs The revolution continues without abatement,
advce that the property OF aosentees
in Jeopardy. At this moment when future success in our
business depend upon the prompude OF our move
mens find the Government of the United States
departure by steamship had Chartered being thus pre-
vented by strong naval we 20 s other
means Of ansport We invite friends to follow by the
The hghhanded to Cypress private citizens in
the pursuit lawful business has been undertaken mos,
extraordinary coaonthat Of the Government Of the United
States and the Accessory Transit Company OF Nicaragua
The latter party to the alliance ya OF ours IN the pro-
Of administering temporarily the affairs of this nation con
fded have presumed to Itepoe the strong arm 81 the navy
demanded when public interest was in danger but merely
to protect class of its citizens the ruin of another
We do not DESIRE however at this time to Indulge IN useless
examinations pour private complaints into the public ear
II is because great Of voluntary expsts
ton has been because have been unable TO Obtain
either hearing courts of law or aresponse to our de-
ops that we address directly the American people
The charges herein make we have abundant testimony 70
that the verdict may be deferred Our best defense
the accusations OF enemies VIII DC our luuo uoc
in the land of adoption. go
We claim the right plant amid the wds Of Nicarasua on
legally acquired property the schoo mouse ana to
church 10 live there orderly industrious aud law
abiding citizens agriculture establish commerce
and cultivate the which embesh life. In so doing we
violate no law either human divine. And A. in the tuness
Of time political changes should respectable espon
be and permanent should be established where
anarchy If the unhappy that now deolate the
land should give place 10 peaceful labor and the state se
again purified trials and prepared for the place destined
by the Nations for her shall still be ready to hear
the verdict upon enterprise For that verdict
we shall the Government but 70 the sovereignty
of that public sentiment before which the Government itself
INST how III. L. KINNEY.
Neis. York, June 5, 1855.
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CASTLE GARDEN A X. NJ MEETING.

To the Editor Of The Y Tribune;
SIR: My attention has been called to your remarks
in THE TRIBUNE Of the eth inst, on my speeches at
Spottsvlvania. C. H., and Fredericksburg, Va, in
which gave the Order of United Americans credit
for being instrumental in bringing about the great
Castle Garden meeting in 1850. o,c-
II matters little Sir what the Hon. Charles . Con-
nor or any other gentleman prominent III that meeting
to3t;ov true II is moreover true that the Order OF
United Americans originated the Castle Garden meet
inc as am prepared TO prove whenever II s denied
from responsible source Respectfully yours
Nete- York June Is, 1853 - W. p"ANN
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Gnanrial.
o,,,cv Of IVY COLUMBUS AND YEsIA RAILROAD Co,
COLUMBUS. Ohio, June 3, 1855
dividend NOTICE.-Resolutions OF the
II Ia f.fiot In Diyiierd p@ssed thi.
OFFICE OF TIE c


CoLuMsUs Ohio, June 3, 1850
dividend NOTICE.-Resolutlons OF the
Board Of Directors in relation to DIVIDEND passed tn'
esy: H.
Re.olred That Of the earnings Of the endns
90 the Sic, May umo there be declared DIVIDEND OF zee per
m the capital of the Company to be credited TO the '''c
holders the books Of the Company Is the sock
bd at that date and paid them out Of the proceeds OF the
np.od stock Of the Company when the same snail DC 'a
M than il. ts value Stockholders who may LOT "n 70
the sale of the stock may payment OF then respective
the stock Of the Company at it. par value (eert
10 be dated June 1857 at any time before o'nei
saa 81. and they msI uni,e their fractions Of di'i-
a.. far the purpose Oftstins full shares Of stock
Re,reS Jsra, That for the purpose OF piova,ns
N. dividend this day declared the President DC sahoi
. N. .Ock Of hs Company, or 80 much hefeo' no
nes a, net les than its par vsas and to u'
proper certificates therefor 80, eva, tina. amount.
rpvssna. not ova s25 and balances not over 'nA
,,,., 70 the extent Of full shares viii Dc
whers 'he "o Sc. WRIGHT, Tressuref
sooiholde registered on tho books o. ''' No S,
81, rs..vs ,hs dividends Oh application Ct our o''
wLI-st. wIEsLOw. LANIER Co.. Ir.nn'- ~ -
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BROOKL w ITEIHS.

CyIyBRATIoS OF THE BATTLE OF BUSKER Hull
The Anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill was
celebrated yesterday by the Veterans of 1912 by
marching about the streets and visiting the Tomb of
the Martyrs of the Prison-Ships in Hudson-av. The
Kings County Corps, under command Of Col. Harden
brook marched to the headquarters Of the New-fork
Corps in Lispenardst. and both bodies, under the
command of Col. Raymond and escorted by the First
Regiment New York Volunteers Capt. Harper, crossed
TO this city by the Fulton Ferry. They numbered
about 200 strong, accompanied by the music OF hte
and drum Among the officers were Gen. Verplanck,
Col. RAYMOND, Col Hardenbrook, Col. Jones, Major
Daley Adj Gen. Taylor, Adj. Buttree, Adj. Fife, Adj.
Hildreth, Capt Williams, Leuts. Fox, st. John, Baum,
George and Cropley The Volunteers bore the flag
which they carried through the Mexican War, and
several wore medals presented to them for vslorous
deeds upon the battlefield The Veterans carried
several American flags and a banner designating the
Corps They arrived in this city about p o'clock and
marched to the Tomb, the entrance TO which was
tastefuy decorated with flags. After forming in line
in front of the entrance, Adj. Hdreth of the Kings
County Corps read letters of apology for non-attend
ence from Geo. Emery and Mr.. Merrck of Phiade
pbia. Gen. Leslie Coombs of Kentucky the Hon. W.
II. Seward of New-York and A. French, Esq, OF
Washington Gen. Ryckman then addressed the
Veterans in patriotic strain tracing the events OF
the Revolution and subsequent history of the country
and concluded by hoping that the proceedings OF this
day would give impetus to the project OF raising
monument to the Martyrs which would result in its
commencement on Fort Greene and speedy compile
ton After these proceedings they marched into the
Navy ard and were received by Capt. Hudson. At
ter exchanging cviities they proceeded to the City
Hall where they were dismissed.
The Anniversary was celebrated at the Atheneum
in the evening where addresses were made sppropri-
ate TO the occasion. The Veterans and Volunteers at
tended in body
The Washington Light Guard, Capt Sharp, and
other military companies also turned out in honor OF
the day.
CANPHESE LAMP ExPLosIOs.-A camphene lamp
e,noded in house Naerst. between Hudsonsy and Lit
test on sunday night whereby girl about II years OF age was
fehtfuy injured She engaged In replen'hng lamp V
tb ght Of another when the flame communicating TO the
rss emitted the fluid in pouring out igned and caused
the accident.
ARRESTS BY THE PoLICE-The Police OF the con-
sdAed city made Sunday and the night previous
for drunk enness, fsst-drying and hghting
Az EARLY BEGISSISG.-A little boy not more than
10 yeas of ught before Justice smith ot
drunkenness having found shed In the Fifth ward IN
belpess condition lis mother II appears Is no" serving
term Of imprisonment in the Penenay tor some ouSne sh
he has no one 10 take care him He sent TO the House 0i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

NATIONAL WoMASs RIGHTS CosyEsrIoN.-ln ac-
eordapoe with vote of the National woman Rights Corven
ton at Philadelphia October last the next Convention w
he held in Cincinnati Ohio the nth and 18th OF octo'er
next In behalf Of the Central Committee
PAULINE w. DAVIS, Pres't
SrnN III l..
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GAirertiseneat
puoToCR ApJuc PORTRAITs-Life and cabinet

sze. IN oil and pastel Miniature superior to the hnss
ivory painting uncooei PHoroGRAPHs eqused BY 10 other
IN the world Perfect Likeness taken IN style
or ze from Dasuerreotypss Of .ed persons LesEe OIL
PAINTINGS on canvass a sitting. taken only By
J. GURsEY c. D. FREDERIcZs
No 40 Rue Base De Rempart, Paris, snd
No $40 Broadway Nex.Y0rk.
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FVE-PoiSrs MIssIos ScHooL.-The School OF the
Five-Points Mission continues in prosperocs condi-
ton The ladies untirins in their efforts to enter
tain as well as instruct the children On Saturday
afternoon Last some fifty Of the scholars were present
at the Exhibition of the Panorama of the Tour OF
Europe and the S,orming of SevastopoL 1t was
arranged TO have the children attend in companies of
about fifty each week. We understand also that
arrangements have been made to take the School on
an excursion, next Thursday to Flushing.
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ADVERTISEMENT
SUMMER USpFR-GaRNENTs 81

every description very price, VII be found
RaSEISs OLD STAND No. i04 BosESr
Special attention l. invited a, this season 20 the
ZEPHyR MERSo USDgR-VEsrs.
originally introduced establishment several Gnoe,
and which have been universally approved for their ishsss
elasticity, durability aud ohespness
A. RAsKIs & Co, No. l0i Bowory.
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7 lfTlFFI -I5-FEI'E1FsI
our advertising columns il will

IN referring to our advertising columns II VIII
that rich Stock Of Spring and Summer Day GOODS
of CHAS HEARD Co.. No sol Grandst u to be closed out
AT eat sacrifice fair friend Of ours has shown Us sample
OF the beautiful Bareses they sell for and we DO
assert they in style and quality have seen at 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

BoIp THIEr-Geo Williams, a eolored man,
entered the store Of Mr. Hart No Maden-ans yss,s,a
ns coal In hand and threw II csrelessy ever nree PieI
~ IN s.lned Al as After making some ide inquiries
uddenly lined the coat and silk and nads hssy s. SIN
Alarm xss given and Williams was arrested oy Ia.
,nand. Of he Second Ward Police he ws taken oc'fe
tice Bogart and committed
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fAdvertsementl
" syIp.BAuNG LIFE-BoAT."-The trai OF

SEIP- BAIIING LIFE-DUAI' Ho 'f
, ;rvs,,ed "ssLy.BAILSG LFE-BoAr," toon'rrct'd' IN
S.v.Bedford. Mas. will be made THIS AFTERNOON a.
ocscl in the docl opposite the store of Messrs Gnnns PIN
turn Co.. No. 70 sOuth-st 1t claimed that TINS .no o,'
and only true and reliable Life Boat" ever exhibited 70 "'
public that the examination and trial OF her WI" 'u'
tain this conclusion.
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IAdvsrtisemeutl

Gas, Gas, GAs.-ARCHER, WARNER .. 20; are
NO. .nufsct.ns CHAxpELIxns and other nsw syio Of Gas
TYrrvrrs which fo be.sty Of design and superior
ship arc un.ep.sed 10 country See s.m a.. S1 va.
sor eocntry avellaC Churches fsessnes. ~, wNsses
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NEWJERSEY I1EKS.

LIeuoR PRosEcUTIoSs.-The prosecution of Illegal
liquor revived in Jersey City. In the Recorders
Court Patrick Doyle Michael Kelly ced Of selling
liquor without license, we're hned SIC each
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fAdyertisement.l
CnA.a 49,

CLosE FsrATE-A rare lot Of Calf and Patent Leather
Doors styles Of Patent Leather SHoEs will be sold
much below cost the -nth Of June Ouy, - Slssaas
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fAdverisemeus.l
NFrRAIGA-This disease in its worst form, that

has 90 Iona bsed skill q most eminent VIII
,sy treated application BY letter or otherwise to
Dr. FINLEY 40 500 Grand of Aisn-t NO coIensa
ton required unless instant relief given
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fAiyeri.emeptl
JIGUTE. NEWTON Il BRADBURY's superior III

AMOS and GoopmaS BALpwIs's Double-Bsn MsLoDsoSs
pI,sos 10 let CoLBuRs NASH, Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

ARREST OF SUPPOSED BURGLARs.-Ohcers DICK
pson and Martin the Second District Police arrested two
reops ang themselves John Smith and Charles Meyers Oh
SUNDAY night last while in the set Of transporting goods on
stable In the the leather OF Robert H. storey IN
Fulton.st TO Powers Dock The store mad been
robbed Dght aud the goods deposited 10 the sao
watch kept sunday night and the accused were oe
ected carving the goods from the stable to the dock wnee
thew had already deposited nine capetbags two Learner os
and two yse They brought before Justice NTH yes
erday morning and after partial hearing were committed to
a fnrfhf eNa Am
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Advertisement.
BLAKE's PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINT, No. ll9
Pesr-st-See under head of Paints
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Internationally
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER HANGTNGS.-

PRA1r HARpEsBERcH, Manufacturers and importers No
$50 Broadway Leonard and FraRkn-ts invite al;
extensive stock which Is UNSURPASSED by any
10 hi. country Faithful and accomplished wokmen sent 20
part the city country At short notice and their WORK
warranted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

CITr FEMALE NORMAL School CoyxEScENsST.-
The presentation Of diplomas to the Graduating Class
Of the Female Normal School under the charge Of the
Board of Education will take place this evening at the
Broadway Tabernacle. exercises commencing at u
o'clock. Addresses will be made by several distin-
guished speakers, among whom Mayor Wood, Et-
Gov Seymour and the Hon. Erastus c. Benedict, the
late President Of the Beard of Education, may be
named. This is the second occasion of the kind that
has occurred under the present system of public IN
struction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

,,s TxeIfbs, wss run over lss' evening in Chatham
. NV one of Westcotts Express wagons, in consequence OF
which two Of his ribs were fractured DE also ~ hos by
0csr, CONWAY and Blunt. physician was called 10 s''ena
him
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TAdvertiement.l

advert sement-
To NERVOUS SCPFERERs.-A retired Clergyman
10 health few days after Of great net
suffering anxious TO make known the means OF cure
VIII send ee the prescription used Direct hev JOHN d.
BIcSALL No. So Pulton-st., Brooklyn, N. T.
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TAdyerlsemcnf

TAdverbemenfI .
UNCLE TOMS CABIN, with little Cordoba How
-, r. l. ..r.;n, another rush TO the EATosAL THEATRE
viii be performed a. week, and o. wednesday and Sat-
urday Afternoons.
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AMERICAN FEsTrvAL.-An American Festival will
IL Md Continental Hall Jersey City this evening, under the
suspcss Of Charter Oak Association the proceeds Of wnen
vi be used in furnishing the TO be used by ne As'
cation al the corner Grove and South fifth sis rms res
tv viii be conducted the plan Of the s;rawoerry iesyA
rcudrg vocal and instrumental music Among the SPEAKERS
esnecsd 10 be present Gov Price Jacob Broom Dsne
Tmspn Alderman Briggs Erasus Brooks stephen 4 nv
~ Cbsnneey Shsaer The Rev Mr.. Wakeley and the Rev MI
Inskip.
Frsr1v,t.-This evening the ladies OF the First
p., Cbprch 1.-THE Rev DR.. Paftonsl IN Hoboken hold
S,-swberry and Floral Festival in Odd Fellow Hal ocA
80 music will be included in the entertainments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

Tur BLuT MAS AGAIN ARREsTED.-Eh w. Butler
- .. the Blue MAN. arrested again yesterday, for
I,nS nsmphlets Of the Brooks and Hughes Controversy
pi an Boynton saw Butler selling his books IN 'front.' oil 81
P Church and exhibiting portrait Of the Archbishop ana
thinking he creating too much excitement t9oa nun INTO
;,sn.e crowd The officer reaching the Cour room de
Lived 20 male complaint and Butler discharged oy Jus
tice Connolly with repnmand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

The CHEF OF POLIcE.-Charles j. Farley, the
, chief of Police in Jersey City has issued circular
pu that section Of he ordinance concenis linus and Tav
EN-, which bii the sale Of liquor without license also that
SECTION of the ordinance establishing the police requiring him TO
against such together with notice 10 hquordeaers
thtt strict cor forulity the law will be required
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CITY ITEMS.

The LATE EXPLOSION IN MADES-LASE.-Ams memo
rial has been received by the Mayor from large
number of Maiden-lane Merchants calling his aten-
ton to the necessity of restriction whereby fire
works may be sold by sample, and only small sPe-
cited amount be kept in any one store. The Mayor
replies that he can find no provision of statute or of
ordinance which authorizes his interference, as the
Act of 1896 in relation to the keeping of gunpowder,
seems TO relate to the specific commodity unmSed and
not manufactured Whether its unlicensed keeping
in . mixed state in pssteboard or in small cans in
Quantities larger than is permitted by that Act be an
;nf;rgemept he thinks an interesting legal question.
If any specific complaint however can be made
against any large dealer in fireworks that they are
nuisance dangerous to life and security he will en-
desvor 70 test the question in that respect crmnay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

The LATE DUEL.-Ofiicers Moore and Ross yester.
day returned from Niagara, not having succeeded in
arestpg the two physicians who were in attendance
at the late duel. They report Leavenworth to be in
dying condition, modification had commenced In
one Of bis wounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

Madame LA GRANGE, we perceive by the Boston pa
pers, has had immense success in the applause rem
dered her unanimously by those journals. 'ho1sn
the season too far advanced for concert giving Inc
wonderful vocalizstion of this lady was fully aPPio-
ciated. The execution Of Signor Nitrate IN the CIV"
Animom produced an effect which represen'eo %
something truly extraordinary.
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Az EARLY BEGISSISG.-A little boy not more than
10 Of age wa. bou sht before Justice Smith yesterday for
drunkenness having found in shed In the Fifth Ward N
beInes. condition Ills mother appears Is serving
term of mprsonment the Penitenta for some ohsnse sn
he has no one to take care him He sent to the House oil
RefuRe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

A CHILD KILLED BY FALL WHILE INTOXICATED.
-CEssuRABLE COsDUcT.-Edward Hogan, lad
years Of age, who lived with his parents in the base
ment of the brewery No. 10 James-st died Sunday
night Of compression of the brain produced by fall.
1t appears that on the day previous he with other
children were in the brewery when John Farmer ooe
of the hands gave him pint Of beer which he drank
and soon became intoxicated and while in that state
he went into the yard of public school near by to
play when he fell backward striking upon his head
and sustained an injury which proved fatal Coroner
Hilton yesterday held an inquest upon the body and
the jury rendered the following verdict That Ed
"ward Hogan came to his death by compression Of the
"brain the result of fall while intoxicated from drink
cling beer given him by John Farmer. Further, we
"hold said Farmer highly censurabe, yet do not
"thnk the act was the result of evil intent"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

Messrs. Dunkn & Robbins who were burnt out on
Saturday last will carry on business at No 90 Maiden
lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

The Hudson River Association South will meet thi'
morning at lOI O'Clock in the Stanton-st., Baptist
Church. The opening sermon will be delivered by
the Rev. Joseph Barnard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

The Crystal Palace advertises in our columns this
morning. the Statuary and Paintings will be packed
and shipped to Europe in few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

We call attention to the advertisement of Messrs.
Coleman & Steson in another column That fsvorite
Hotel which they have so long and successfully con-
Quoted has been refitted and rendered more conven
lent and comfortable to its guests, who, we dare say
will continue to be limited only by its capacity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

The Hudson River Association South will meet to-
day at lOI A. NJ. in the Stanton-st Baptist Church.
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ARRESTS BY THE PoLIcE.-Ihe Police OF the con
soaed city made - sunday ana the nsht peVou
for drunk enness, fsst-drying and fighting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

FouSp DRowSED.-Coroner Wilhelm held an in
a Yesterday at pier No q North River upon the body OF an
~ NOUN man about ~ years The deceased was feet
inches in hight, and Of light complexion lie wore bae
coat grnv pants aud white shirt In his pockets were found
pnyp sont coored silk handkerchief, one glove pear
Mn cushion seal marked with the letters d. f. W. IL
the deceased committed suicide stone being found II
lis pocket Jury rendered verdict Of supposed drowning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

CANPHEsE LAMP ExPLosIos.-A camphene lamp
e,noded i house in Waters between Hudsonsy and Lit
test Sunday night whereby girl about u years OF age was
febtfuy injured She engaged replenishng lamp by
The light Of smother lamp when the flame to the
es emitted the fluid in pouring out ignted and caused
The accident.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-08

ELECTION DAY. In this place the contest was
spirited, but nevertheless good order prevailed.
"Sam" determined that no rowdyism should be
permitted; accordingly, no fights occurred. Many
men remarked, that they had never witnessed SO
quiet election, and never in California seen such
good order The occupation of saloon keepers ap-
peared to be gone; men were temperate; conse-
quently, the brawls which characterized former
days did not occur, to mar the harmony Of Wednes-
day last
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-08

UNITED STATES AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
vate letters that Judge Lee the Hawaiian Plenipo-
tentiary and MIR: Secretary Marcy have signed a
treaty between the United States and the Sandwich
Islands, providing for the admission, free of duty,
of sugar, syrup and molasses from the Sandwich
Islands On the other hand, the Islands take -four,
lumber, staves heading and COAL duty free Fruits,
fish and vegetables reciprocally admitted
These are the main articles. The treaty is not to
go into effect until ratified by both Governments