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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

se Hr:r .ssc sr pe,G act ca,ts ters snt c'ssk sat
R.reo for cefetsc e eoztssdet tsF sts tse p1,c
psls The urter ths CHI hsvs mat n 'ee
Of the hos sA1 that tey sssa b. restored 60 Mr.
ynsssbaS 10 We cosrnafd
TRIAL rE.a-Bsfss. JsSss oAKLsr
sui AGAINST owSxR or BrILDIsS.
John Murphy sgt Isaac II wosl.ey
Plaintiff hi.sd Ct Mr.. ". q room 10 rsa. hGi'1uy
No IS Fr.nkfots. there excavation
bvieirs isio which ite ehsa o. Past f- lsst f. ssd
. alleged rcssyes seti5ss ht As sas<sqasai
fever Fanf says that TIE ovser 81 old hsv- hat
sected vis5 rail he 20 recover > % damages Nc
repl, says that the operias ws LETT fr
dst.os Of The Il theIs when ssit tued-sos
that the sckne. OF TIE he MT c,ust b. that faasa
Verdict for esfrnssut FOR p.iaa h-.srs Re, aud
ocdnsu. Fer 6esend.rt Mess ~st man ssd Lstyss
SUIT AGAINST Az YXECUroR.
Samuel y Foot sat J.nes Smith. Jr
TIE recover Of the Executor OF the E.tste Of John
Frsuoo otherE called Jcfn Cisrt John Carqu.. ~
counsel tee 'ervce, IN ts csmtreed I, behalf Of the
II cescr.- the claim drlid the Executor not hsval
employed plaintiff and the having b.en Glly settled
Sealed v,ceL seI ps xr. HeEry scsdaes for itit. Mr.
Smith, II person.
Nichols ait. Giswc,d
Suit which has been already referred 10 in relation
ssie BY Aesss Gvoc OF tie snp Firfnsn Part Of &c,
20 be rsi1 Fran :ilc, Plaintiff cluus shat a.
PAID certain but m. vessel net delivered 70 hin
he De ss5cc Ia reply s ,id that plsia
~ shOld tsr- rsic certain pcrtior tor ep.is &c Ate
beir .si da-s The settled bet~ser
the parties Mess- o. psJirs 20 Painuf 81 CO aai tia taA
wiisc.aw3-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
Sollinr
oil 10 per acre.

Revolutionary Bounty Scrip, beiag exempt from Land
Office charges, il worth cents per acre more than
Warrants
statement of,be Boston banks with those Of the state
nent for the previous weep EXHIBITS the f0ll'"i0s
rfeuia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

DlsHoNHsr WATCHNEN.-Gec. Ames and Johu
Waters In the employ Of the Hudson River S
reed Company yesterday sesie3 charged with
several hundred eosrs worth Of % sans and other soo
rom the Depot foot OF Csntlst where they empio Fed
rssrctips the d~crss Of tNe accused portioa OF the
stolen propy fourd and identified beloogisg Mr.
Morris 81 Weseheste Co The pIsoneTs Commit ed b.
Jusi.se ExtIuaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
CIRCUIT COURT-APRu 26-Before Judge MIrcHTLL.
Sill rnn AIIFGrn NrGIIfrYCr.

Harrison stepLsss eat wnli.m Il sinonton
To recover damages for alleged negligence IN not
prnrey tecug tn, wal Of br'eng 40 6l Br alvey which
detdsI. haa contracted 20 ard secde, hu. h isi ed
to DO alleged ard The wall sunk sad er>ctea TIE an
e.es arc si as Geo The ale ion, Geiod Verdict
III plaintiff ST. which csrIes costa For plstf Na.srs
TssfNd & FiEckneyi foE defendant, hesrs Barnard 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

CHARGE or fIGHwAY RonrEnY-A STRANGER
BoBBED IN FULToE.sr-A few days since NJ. James
mckinney, Of Augusta. Ca, arrived in the City, AM
while passing through Parkrow on bis way to Of
teeIth ,t where bis brother resided, inquired OF
person whom he met the shortest route to bis place Of
destpa'ion This individual Cff.rsd to show him tn,
way md led him into Folon ct, where he attempted
slyly 70 pick his pocket but on beng detected 10 the
oct By Mr.. Mc(;'iosey, excuiel bimaef AMI ven! OFT
Soon after however, While Mr.. MEG. wss yet ia 10 It
street The ello r. with two accomplice; came up to
bin, and with sluug emo. knocked him senselcss to
pavement and robbed lin Of SIS 10, with which
the paIty escarod. Yesterday however, MAJ an-
swerrg bic description, ard giving his name as slis
Smith. wee arrested by Officer shansle, OF TIE re
feved corps Of ,gerss Hotel, Ful'ou-st, and taken
before Justice Connolly, All, locked him up TO await
examination TIE other robbers yet at large, but
the Police are in search Of hem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

FoUND DRowSED-The body of an unknown MN,
about so years OF dressed In sae OF black alpaca vas
yerrsay found in The river near Pier No IS and nqu
was held uTon H. by CORNER Danpe Tie ary rendered
verdict # death bs drowning TIE body had been in tbs
water about four months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27
gISGs COUNTY CIRCUIT coURr-.ph % -Beso
nd

EISCs COUNTY tlHCUfr tOUkr-fpfU 0-Deore
judge ROCKWELL.
TIE Court wss opened at o'clock Yesterday
rnornns end the calender ooltsiong ninety esu'esl w
c>l.d inquss taken, and tne Whole ws ul
brouih IRE uetorec below were the only ones TIED
~ the jury.
TI1HT Of TIE UNION GACE.coUEsF AMONG SPORTING
MEN.
John NJ Butler agt William Shaw sad lanes lfvin
Action for dsmsges. The plaio'iif is extensively
connected viii he turf ard part n ths centrey 10
Co9rs- The celeb'sei iroos mare bighsnd Al "a
I- depd.rt irwin obtained rcfcrety enc OF the
parties with participating In tee Poole not Shsv u
rrore,or saloon the Bowery Thrsfer t appeared
BIZ eycerce th.t In september a.t al the ptes were
on Union toulte when thsw to has some detect 10 his
re called Blu ard Siked lin neither he hal az sg atsi
hin shawl Liz ping p.ck" The paiatlf replied he had
ara eniy Irsw him b. hi nsue An attack up hl,n en-
sued Ia which Twin joined with shaw aud The plaintiff w,s
tocked down kicked The head and severely bei.en
Tie Jur, found verdict fer the plaintiff DAMAGES - ara
JAMES MULLIGAy AGAINST JOHS FOLKS AND " H.
LIAM REYyoR
This YVES an action sgsifs the Chief of Police and
sn ofcer for ard battery The plaintiff Kept qgor
store IN ths City September arrested on ch rss
a epg h0uf nersc AID the vosnee used on that o;c
zion y q tho sfau coIpsire' OF Ir the defense -s' CON
t-ded tbt there vioeoce; that the alr
III Ind offered ressncs TO the Police ~hen m.sue
Ia afrss and dsins hAd ss<sd s.s<s
stcptei 10 n that detruf ants 80 DOLLY acted III self
def Bso. 4 verde. rendered Tor defend,Dts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

FIpR APPARATUS rs I'VE ST NICHOLAS Horn
Within fhort time ps. Msssrs. TrssdFen
and Asker proprietors Of the s., Nicholas Ho'
tl have introduced into thei, establishment q
complete spparstus for the speedy cktinguishneas
Of ery Ere ihst might break out in the bulldog.
Ore Of the laycs. tizc eneioes lh farce panps has
been placed in tho vault On tbs 3etest-sL
tide Of the Hotel, aud connects with The steam
boiler in which steam lie kept up nigh. and
dsy. Through the cen er BUILDING msin pi DC is
laid from which connections arc msde upoa every
story, the by draDs bsog placed in the sid7w 'ls-
E:s ht hundred feet OF DO e bsng two hu0crei feet
for each f,or provided, ard go arranged tns. it
cen ,e affixed TO tie hyirants AID conductedto any
p.,t OF the building in two or three minutes. Ga
each ride Of the vasous bydrints are alarm bslls
com ec,iDg with The engine noif ing the ergnser 70
stop or sisft the engiue. Yesterday afternoon,
IN the presence OF number Of gentlemen, repro
fCntstvts OF Insurarce Companies Gad Fire Depart
utnt. trial OF the capacity Of the engine aud spps
iotus had. The boFe taken to the top OF the
house, eud large stream Of 1ster thrown across
Broadway, up,n the houses opposite, aud aiso upoa
the roof Of the Prcsco.. Housc. The power Of the
stream stemtd amo,t es crest at the pipo attached
70 tie hose as at the engine, although the dstsnco
was over two hundred feet. A steady ami firm
srear, ives eiso tarown feon the bottom to TIA
top Of the building. The bydrcnt, throughout
the house sr6 the sza the street by iran' 50
that in The event Of Shy accident happening to tho
Hotel iose the fremen attach their hose 10 the
tydronts The exhibition Of this ho.slengino proved
very satisfactory to all concerned. Afcer the trial,
the company Sat down to excellent collation., pre-
psredby Mr.. PeIez TIE ward Of the House. Tois's
we're drank and speeches made, and the al liz passsd
Of pleasantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

INSTALLATION The installation Of the Rev. Sam
ue D. Cochran as Pastor If the Elm place Congrega-
tcnal Churcb Brooklyn viii take place this Friday,
oveniDg at 4, o'clock, a. tle above named Church.
The Rev. Joreph p. Thompson Of the Broadway Tab
Gil aole, is expected to preach the sermon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

REMAINS OF MARTIN vAS buren,, JR.-The ST.
Louis brought home tho body Of Martin Van Buren,,
Jr con of tho EK President The father IL in France,
andk not expected to return until Jans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

For THE MAINE LAw.-Mrs. Mary Doyle co n
plains that her husband, John no, orly refuses to
Swpsr, her and their child, but is constantly annoy.
)pg her when abe goes to ladies' houses to her bust.
bees Of dressmsking, BY which she supports him.
BE Is In the habit Of calling upon her there and
demanding money for drink, ard il she does not
Five 1t, Of using very opprobrious languages toward
her. She hopes that the Mayor win compel him to
DO something toward the support of his child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

N. BowDIrcH BLusr.--An engraved portal. Of
this lamented citizen is published and be had Of
Williams g. Stevens, Brosdv way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

INJURY TO An EDuoR.-The editor Of a 6oaacia
journal complains that, as he was coming down yes
iefdsy morning in one of the small ears on the Har-
len Railroad, be rang the bell a. Leonard-st, bu'
the driver would not stop, aud he was obliged to
Jump on, receivipg considerable injury; and he be-
Geves that the conductors on that road in the
habit Of sutjccting pass engsrs to similar sngers.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12
@ Tho Grafton delivered Il the
celebration of he Fourth, Il this place,
viii appear ii our next issne.

1sga sAIrs. .Parting IONS last II ~ III
lows NJ she has breastworks and
knees, y said lke, describing the new
United States ship MerrimAc, to'Mrs.
EPartington, and h4 looked UP al her
roRuishly. 8 What is that, Isaac RE-
said ING old lady, looking up from !
profound contemplation of dudley Lea
|yitts aimsna She had not caught I'LL
|tho reuArI size has breassworks md
Ekness, repas WA Iks. smiling Breast
works md knees MA said drs Parting
|ton, inpressiyely with \ fface that Ind
Y whole notAi code written upon II,
nv ma HON ao YOU know thst IN ss I
saw stn, h replied hs. md bull nv
hand ose ,sm s 4 Is We'll ~. mid ahe,
raising hsr fingers like i guide-post,
S Yod must nct ist ne hear suth I
thing dom yol agalll u Such shameisss
ISondutt - withoatss III abls iii ia oss Il
Iyoan ma Il MINI lrnospt n SlIsxa
Iin ~ thsy saysci 4 4 NJ a, l. sins
Iof NJ ssaa
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

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Is I1nld sase fnrllsr i
mfnss II il had been ~ Y B
say tllat| woman y naI better
fhalf. NJ to say to " lutte of 4 her lan
lRa tse tlse bast n half, lQt nsat 'ls
ihAs N te Sss. half slss why
AZ WI nudes W. lops ths xolgsr ana N
merely lsks o,r friends ths mem ~. Il
There - a vast difference between 10y
ing eng hklng and tnsreiore snfnk my
Pos'aI .' q. n NJ r'gns. 8. {; &
Mf rreslde 81 81, nope you vii M
cuse me ior defalning you ~ 3, loI'g III
nay 'ssa niade use a great many words,
g m sure, Dut naye mace ~ aPProacn
|towards GONG lusIlce 'o 1ne suDje 4 m.
re mucf cannot De saio q praise 81
womaI, u AZ VT HUI. might we a'.smpt
4 = as ,, sS's g. J. p.,a, ~ W
II suooth liz .;@.. j. "a aas,hsr Is. j. VI
Unto Az rainbow, 81 with taper light II. / /
y ssek 'he oeau'soo' eye q heaven inn
s'' ~ Nh 81. 4. sy
70 space permit, We s % w. n t &
dWeIl much more rs a length uPon tn's
~ nrsl ou \. l 81 IVY celepra!lon eysr
ne'o Z. oauk hap'osi = NH. ~ so a'
rensmosreo ~ our c '.'. WIN 49, NJ
sa''s'ac'Ion. Many .Mngs consPlreo g
Fepoer tne occasion one q universal u
1e rs .,,. 81
me gay was a:'s5 unc s; q lovely ano
beautiful 81 dd 4 greater number of tl' ne
citizens q ne County were asse mD 9'
fhan nad eyer D Pc, DIE, before n any one
pace SINCE '1s organlzatl en- ne Des'
q Iee'ing Preyal'ed tnrougnout tne :
company during tne day' ana nothing
unpleasant Of 'ndec oro.sroccnrred from
ltne commencement mem % the close, % Gus US.
1urD 'ne harmony tnat Prevane g 4. q !.
mar those pieasuraoie emotions wnic a'
Isne exercises q 'ne occasion were re9' e
wei calculated lIaat 70 inspire. NH
81 were pleased g see 50 IN many ' q
the ground from lIatt River. lea Wis.
i.ske Elk River, and stearns County
We not.ced from the upper part o ' ''1e
oun.y, Ho 'n 3, q. e, o.ms.eao ano lam !.
u 81 appeared g ENJOY h'nsen mucn
as'u ss.ia u. NY" - 80. 's'sS.
''9. / 800 4, 81. ~ -, M
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81 a d, d n
q 49,, %, 4 - 4, D 4, ]. % III
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Il, " !, !. u. s L: - 800 o
@ I';;I D. q % ..a- "a. 80 l 3
i Ia tables ana With % much alacr;t,
4 contributed their INDISPENSABLE aid Il
carrying out The arrangements sc III,
/ day deserve !, III pra;se.
W. would gratefully remember III,
4 Rand aIao mi d;sco, rsed sweet music
4 u;thont v,bose enl;vcn;no notes manv
U. I, /. in. v,o,ld Il 6 ! haan loet
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

" N
| n II HUI j u ~ ying .t
M occup j. tthl sps ~ u
|6tss 81 lsr lncs e s. hslp lill Nj lss
cols, N md that when they were iiill,
nd n n iile e IS lQo tha fesiA
up IN kIly Wsith squoin, = md cary Il 10
PrssS IA ! " ci,a q. 1lsl if 30 ala MOI
TAKE hSstes limp ssion & than he made
to-SS would So because fhe gGl-
'loiSs would M at his back and stlio sasyil
before his tacs
DxS .l;|i' ~ s ,s Il
oux XDoSfx Clrss as.-sver rsssIy,o iehs
tha halllsS rl UNI eou6tr leay their riehm never
y ia aht m N 4 4 l, Y
Ihii Il llii!lsnt N a recsissd viii ap-
plANleGA $50 &
a s1lcRiqRE Iseslieas and 800 usstal
i cT slan. Z Nj rs gs$ss
\ n David 4 Vosd I'M pended iI.l y ples.
ant ald lli||I| opriste manner. u 4, 3
Is as ss ssssss ! ss' u ' & s. 3
N . 81 s sss 80 u 81
~ 3 ~. 'ss a's' H.sq y
u rsspsnas AZ he above. were vslI-
!. anu FsEess'as ensp e wy a'ssn '-
tion by The assembly Is.s, 1881
ss TT EGsT.ats Rs.sss a.. s.
II ne AsAasie and Pacific.
Receiysd with applause ma hearty
cheers. 't''
Pie DI.uxlSsi sIfs osf,sa MD sosru ~
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|tors Th;. NC III. Il. ira; i, a,so
{,ur co,,ntrv H. ~ nn;;e.f ar93 freest IL q
g n IL. l;v;ne, y 4 ,xv;tb;n ~ hors,e ra ~
II oratel,,l rsc;n;ent 81, of 4. ble..;nos
men IN lesss q nnscrupulou. and DARING
nan Abaalom-not lass ., den,,r,a q, ma
| faroc;;o,,s tban Catal;ne-not Las mer-
cenarv and hypocr;tical than Judas
Nv lass detesfed and abandoned linn
Arnold
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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

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~ -. no ~
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$3.50 s..' 49,. 3. -. 49,.
upwards OF Two nun0re0 people toun0
seats Then indeed the affairs and dis
cu..;on. Of the day became interesting,
A unanimous and ren,orseless attack
was made upon roast pies. crouched II
broad matters and sornamented with
spr;rs Of celery ii honor Of thc occasion.
Whole batteries 81, boiled ham, pies and
sandwiches were demolished and ,ths
huae castles Of cake ID sr, !, sus.
t.;ned irreparable injury Yet he as,
sal;ans. were ultimately yapouished aua
Tia tables had the best of L. Though
scared and di.f;eured.. Ike ia olt
Continental. il. their trenches & Bunk,
81 Hin. after the first attack 81 thei,
,dvers. RES tbey we're loaded "a a.
go. -, ss n
80. NJ
Inc regular toasts Y ere tnen read ~
Geo. ". Sweet, Esq, and Responded
to in the following order
Gee 10 s a. -. -, s ss {:
Country His tane brightest q ~ Up
- !, 81.
~. M M 4, Z. S. 81,
=. sns'nsns ], .-' 4. .,',sa s Z
-" :. $3.50. ~ 81. ID. $3.50 !
,Ao p'Ol,'"sn. $50 q. q .'a,'11 NJ
49, y .an-aa I a ,s., 1. 80. III
aO'e ''''s'''s ''.,'-y'9 49, s' 4 Il d b
.ea.ssu $500 = - 80 5 /. 80 ss
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e. n.s 'n.e1ss', s ~ ss'e ~ 8 8
ns Pep.'s 'ue. = .ssss y =. nespsy ~
inscparaoly 'dentlned wafn Their lnale
es9s. Befor6 biz accession "a his m
sent exalted position, such was the ser,
.;r,.r, III, 49, .d.a ii. ne. u, NJ,
$50 III \, II, '-' d. MD. 4
C00kl0ue8 Win MIN. ln6 people n0fl0]
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

Great RAISING Mr.. Anton Edel-
brock, of ST. Cloud, intends 70 raise =
house-frame NJ that place "a Tuesday
next. with~she help ofshis fellow citizens,
which will b 80 fsst wide BY 50. feet
long /. and 2 IL stories high. The peo-
pie Of Ssearns and Benton are request
ed q attend at o'clock in the morning
without further invitation. Ferry free.
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WILLIAM HENRY WOOD, \.
Attorney ii Law and Solicitor III Chancefy Sank
4 Rapids, Minnesota. The collsctiun u dehts, pay
ment Of taxes, Sc, promptly attended 70.
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va close TINS notice, happy silat FtHo
ii \ fronlier land. our lots is cast among
4 people who love the institutions and
laws of our Country; ant. aPpreciating
the blessings Of Liberty, are ever ready
to honor the memory Of those By whose
patriotism and sacrifices they were proc
cured.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-22

nenaltv of his life for the offence Not only
were his distinguished military services aud
his aristocfatc connections powerless to pro-
curc n mitigation Of his punishment, but the
nraver was carried to the very foot of the
throne, on the ground that tbe case was the
first of capital conviction which had occur
red in his dominions since the accession OF his
Majesty William ". only few weeks be-
fore was urged in vain Though possessing
very humble intellectual powers William had
n kind heart. and would gladly have granted
such prayer at the outset Of his reign but
the Judge who had tried the ease refused TO
recommend it as one suitable for the exercise
of mercy, and in the absence of such recon-
mendation the Ministers of the day were I'M
movable, the king without their consent was
powerlcsS, and poor NOR was hanged. let
stern as was the administration OF the law III
all those cases, in none of them, probably
was the punishment Substantially more terrible
than that which has now cast out from the
bosom of society an entire banking hrm, one
of the oldest, and until recently, one OF the
most respectable in London, with a baronet
at its head, henceforward to labor, to live, ana
die amongst branded fclons, now the equals
and fellows of themselves They are not en-
titled however, to complain of the Scrvlle Ia
Dor which will be henccforward eXacted OF
them, living, as they have been for years, on
the plunder of the widow and the orphan, and
having reduced to the necessity of scrvlle la
Dor for life, scores of families bred in aiiu-
cnce whose property they embezzlcd, and
spent in guilty luxury.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-22

ha- We notice that the miners on the Fl,
are all busily engaged in putting in fana
They will, in the course Of few weeks, har
their works completed and then look out q
Z" big lcks' The basin in which volcano
situated is one of the richest in California. al
needs only the energy of competent miners
fully develope it.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-22

ACCIDENT We learn that two men VIC
severely injured on the Cosumues, last No
day, by the premature discharge of a bllc
which they were preparing One of them .i
his right arm badly fractured, and the ois
was badly burnt in the face.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-22

BAKER & Co.-Ths mining firm, compos.
of Messrs Baker, Pregnell and Wilson 81
doing q very good business in their claim b
Shirt Tail Bend. In two days this week I'd.
washed cut $l54. They are now putting
a fumc, and are confident that they can ava
age $40 per day to the man, during the Vi,
tsr
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-22

RIcH CLAN.--In another part of cur "a
per will be found the advertisement Of N,
John Nero, who is compelled to return to Il
Atlantic States Immediately, and offers b
interest in the keystone Tunnel for sale
Here is a good chance for profitable nye.
mcnt.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-22

Gely' The miners in and about Upper r..
cheria are doing n very fair business wit d
small amount of water they have on hand
this time When the canal is finished. IL,
promise to give good account Of thatba
ton.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-22
The News.

BY tie arrival of the Uncle Sam at So
Francisco, says the Tribune we have foc
days later intelligence from the Ataat
States one week later from Europe, and TIT,
weeks later from Central America.
In England the ridiculous war panic ,ga
the L. S. has subsided, and the newspara
are heartily ashamed of the silly commo-a
they were the moving and chief cause IN Ct,
ating
Dr. Beale the Philadelphia dentist v''
was some time since convicted Of rape and la
whose behalf so much sympathy has ben
expressed, has received pardon from Go
Pollock.
There is nothing new from Walkers arm
Parker II French has resigned his off@ g
Minister of Finance, and goes to Washing
as Minister Plenipotentiary of the new GOV
ernmcnt The Isthmus was quiet, neyer.a
less the indications seem 70 warrant the b.
lief that Walker viii have more fghtiu. g
do before obtaining complete and tramp
possession of Central America.
The steamer to leave New York on I
9th December, for California, would be iA
tanned until the 7th, in order, if possible q
obtain and bring the Presidents Message