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Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09
The slave Abductor.

PHILADELPHIA, March Police officer John
son has returned here from Harrisburg, with a
warrant from Gavernor Pollock, 10 remove h.
Warwick, charged with abducing slave from
New Orleans. Mayor Conrad, however, has de-
,ermined not 10 permit Johnson TO go to New Or.
leans with the prisoner and he will be retained
here until the arrival ofthe New Orleans officer.
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09

Police Returns.-From the returns Of cases
Of the several police officers Of the Corporation,
BY John Davis the Chief of Police, il appears that
the amount OF judgments and costs obtained is
Sl,l52 u, and that Of costs collected and paid in,
s66l IS, for The month OF February last
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09

New ORLEANS, March THE Cahawba ar
rived here to-day with Havana dates 10 the 4th.
Everything was quiet when she len, and business
was reviving. The San Jacnto and Princeton
were both in port.
The markets are unchanged. The supplies of
sugars were impeded by the blockade.
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09

TABLE CUTLERY, ALBATA FORKS
Il and Spoons, &c.-Just received large as
sortment of superior Table Cutlery Of every va.
riety.
Also, every style OF the finest quality Albats
Forks, Spoons, Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors,
&c which will be found the best substitute for
real silver ever discovered.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
32i Penn avenue, between 9th and 10 streets. :,
Feb l6-3lif
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09

"ANTED.--A Respectable White Wo-
wv man, American or English, who can come
we'll recommended as a Seamstrcs., and is will
ing and capable Of taking care Of Children. Apply
at this Office Mar 9-d6t
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09
Death OF a Pugilist.

New YORK, March S.-Bill Poole, who was shot
some days since at Stanwix Hall, by Baker and
others, died this morning of his wounds.
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09

E,OR THE SPRING TR ,DE, Gents Ho-
I siery and Under r-Garments.-STEvE
Browns Hotel. is now opening fresh and large
variety OF Gents Undershirts and Drawers. Also
large assortment OF silk and cotton HalfHose,
plain and fancy STEVENS'S
Feb 24-3tif Sales Room, Browns Hotel
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09

NEW NOVEL, by the author OF Mary
IN arton.nI-North and South, by the author
OF Crawford, the Moorland Cottage, &c. Price
37l cents.
Kings and Queens, or Life in the Palace by
John s. G. Abbott Price 81.
Just published, and for sale Al
TAYLOR 81 MAURYS
March Bookstore, near 9th 81.
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09

WOKE NECK SHIRTS.--Our Assort-
ment of Gentlemen's Dress Shirts is COM
pete, and fits in all cases warranted al
STEVENS
Dec l7-3tif Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09
THE NATIONAL. HOTEL.

il cepton OF guests the 27ih OF this month.
The removal Of the Kitchen from the basement to
the OF the building, and the alterations in and
about the Dining Rooms, win add greatly TO the
convenience and comfort OF its guests. The table
will be furnished with the best the markets can
afford and served in the best style and no expense
or labor will be spared TO render the house, in
every respect, equal 10 any in the country The
subscriber, therefore, truststhai generous public
ways been extended 10 the house. Persons de.
string TO procure rooms for the winter, can do 50
at any time after the 20th BY ceiling at the Hotel,
4. ID. WILLARD
Washington city, November IA, 1854,
Nov left
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09

Books OF the House OF Representatives.
LIBRARY or rHE HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A LARGE number OF books belonging 10 the
N Library Of the House Of Representatives
have been drawn by members and by their orders,
and stand charged 20 their accounts on the books
OF this Office. Il is important for the preservation
of the files that they should be returned before the
close ofthe session.
MATTHIAS MARTIN,
Librarian fthe House Of Representatives.
Feb 24-d2w
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mall Steamers.


The ships comprising this line are
The Atlantic. ........ Captain West.
The Pacific. Captain Nye
The Baltic. ....... .Captaia Comstock
zEA These ships having been built by
11tS. contract, expressly for government
service every care has been taken
IN their CONSTRUCTION, as also in their engines 10
insure strensth aud speed, and their accommo.
dations. for passengers are unequaled for ele-
gance and comfort.
Price OF passage from New York 10 Liverpool,
IN nrst cadA.. ...................SI50
In second sAl'in S7J Exclusive use or extra sized
State rooms ...................s 1905
From Liverpool 10 New York 80 and 20 guineas.
An experienced Surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROM Nerc FORK From LiperpooL
Wedday. dec. ~, 1854 Saturday. Dec. l6, 1854
Wedday. Jan. 10, 1855 Saturday. Dec 90, 1854
Wedoay. Jan. "a, 1885 Saturday. Jan. 13, 1855
Wedda' ..Feb. 2, 1855 Saturday. Jan. 27 1885
Wedday. Feb. 81, 1855 Saturday. Feb. TO- 1855
Wed'day. Mar. z, 1855 Saturday. Feb 81, 1885
For ght or pa, sage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY a. Co.,
RG. ROBERTS & Co,
l3 Kings Arms Yard. London.
b. G. wAINwRlGHT& Co.
Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountn
Bile for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, pre-
cious stones, or metals, unless bills OF lading are
signed therefor and the value thereof therein ex.
pressed. Jan 3-dtf
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09

THE UNDERSIGNED would respect
J. fully inform his fiends and citizens gene
rally that he has resumed the Grocery business
avenue and Thirteenth street, where will be
found choice selection of Groceries, Teas,
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Sp.
Special attention is invited 10 his assortment OF
Teas, Liquors, and Cigars.
The above goods all Of the best quality, and
for sale very low for cash.
r.. ID. TWEEDY,
Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
south side. Nov 3--dlwaeo1w
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09

VARIETY BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
QUILTED BOTTOM and PATENT Lea
" THEIR BOOTs.-The undersigned has
Just received fine assortment Of the above Boots
His general assortment Of Boots and Shoes for
Gentlemen is large, embracing all the modern
styles. Great care has been taken TO have
them made Of the best material and workmanship.
Purchasers viii find II TO their advantage to give
him call.
GEO. BURNS,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Adjoining Patterson's drug store.
Dec (News)
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09

SECOND EDITION NOW READY.
DUELs AND DUELLING.
alphabetically Ai7dnged, wah Preliminary
Historical Essay,
BY Hon. Lorenzo sabine
| vol. l2mo. Price 81 25.
rJ,HIS Sark comprises sketches OF the principal
Duels, from that between David and Goliah,
the first on record, TO the present day; and con-
tains a full account OF those OF importance, in
cudne all OF historical interest In the annals Of
this country.
LATED TEA SETS.--I have Just re-
ceived some new styles Albata and Silver
Plated Ware that offer at manufacturers prices !;
also, a large assortment Of Spectsces, OF every
description together with a good assortment Of
pure Silver Ware, Of my own manufacture, which
! will retail at wholesale prices
III. o. HOOD
AIS Penn. avenue, bet At and 6i.i SITS.
Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle.
Feb 2J--dIwf
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09

NEW MUSIC.-W. G. ZANTZINGER has
IN just received from the publishers, Firth,
Pond IL Co., New York, and George Willieg, IT,,
Baltimore, an assortment Of their ls,est ppblica-
tions.
Ms- Pianos tuned, warranted 10 give salts
faction.
STATfONERS' HALL,
adjoining Kirkwood House.
Dec I6--3tawif
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-09
FRENCH GENTLEMAN, with fin.

n VI kJL-h4HIhAN,
Superintendent of Public Printing.
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to build up ths city wholivs OF Of the community and
who expecting reap the fruit OF my abors, may
tell them that ali they have to do to prosper 10 just 70
say hsy aboltonats and that they endorse the
proceedings Of the mobn But al intellect Il not obtuss
II may yet DO seen by looking their books, that nay
trade was worth more to the merchants than AZ the
mob put together.
Hss It come 10 this that unremittsg sxerion TO pro-
ota raS interests 81 Psrkvie, and ceaselsss toll
cnly ressrced az worthy o. notice when their fruits
can be enjoyed without requital by eme selnsnnessI
Look at the who are gorying In the pr6sent
Of Affairs they walk your streets, and ask what have
they doneS Echo will dimly answer what The true
men OF Parkyle are right am not afraid to leave my
character and my honor with them. At proper time
know they win vindicate 1t.
The mob not the result Of sadden excitement but
planned and premedtated afar The resolutions were
written out at Platte City and brought down, and orders
given to Captain Walker Lieutenant Wallace, Ensign
Miller Corporal Strange and orator Winston, which
were implicitly obeyed.
writer in the Platte Argus wonders how SO many
could be collected without their object being known
Easy enough private orders issued to the secret
clans. Several hundred armed men rushed into the
town, and, it s reported left one hundred in ambush
back to rush in in case they met with opposition.
Jesse Summers placed at st. Joseph and Jim
Thompson at Liberty to send the encouraging news
the telegraph This clan ID but few IN num-
Der, but they howl like prairie wolves all over the
country.
In conclusion it may be well to notice the charge that
bare statement without proof and it certainly comes
with bad grace from the serve tools Of demagoguss who
had been plotting treason in secret conclave for months
past-from who then in the very act OF VIOLA
ting the laws of their country, and trampling the
most sacred rights and liberties purchased BY the blood
Of patriots and guaranteed by tie to every
American citizen. GEO. 8. PARK.
ST InUIa Nav 10. 1881.
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Co-rt C.Iend.r--Thi. D.v,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CorRT-Nos, :, 20, 2S, SO, &C.
AZ, Ia, as, b8, 50, co, a.
SUPREME CouRr-Genersi Term.-Non enumerated mo.
lions and Nos. H. 49, 9s &c. 81 22 2S lei $50, 8, 20
o., o., II, o5, 90.
sursnu CotRrCircuit. 1851, 1901 3si7, l6i4,
1874, Gao, 1878, 1878, $685.
surEaioa CouRG~Nos 1aos, slo, 817 $40, 3si, ss7,
so $50 S11h, 2o5 636 63s, $40 49, S53 1872, 900 "
L. tes SOL SOL 219 81 co. Gs3, 49, T48 7s5 6t3 80o
%, @s6i, sS, 327, 10 o, OH 776I, TT7 S3j 464 6e2
7Sl, 80, 7Gs, 424, ~, 1Ip 3bi ~ - - -
S2shog PLE AS Ines 1a7, 3s2, 42, $40, s6s
S S "a "a az, ss =, PIT = aS0s sse 49,
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srrASsH,r CHAs Mon CAN, on her lastrp from New Or
nsa On s s
An inst Th FIRE SSi ont near the but vas
the sss b Is w GTss f 4
directed efforts on the part Of Capt Lawlss and his o
s, Sc from Hong Kong Jan f.
IN hia an
attempt to take people Of wreck seen there
March Q. vas " nav ''sA ''u
sHs Iy,ss Aen q Boston Holmes los. in the Chin.
Judged himself = miles west q enc sAea wLon vessel
,nW R she Hong * ons n
Rom cargo h'a ne received prompt assistance from Hong
ARK sn bull. ssl.imeS. in 1872 massage
tnoehsd her false keel and part Of her orsfoc She
and sailed Tor Calcutta.
snIp You've AMERICA at SHANGHAI sprung leak on her
rasage over from saa francisco She woud heavs down
at nns Is9s ss
BARK DAVID Smith. from Carthagens for Portland put
into CHARLESTON 18TH With loss Of foremas and main top
BARE opissA tsspposei Br, from Quebec for Limerick
last fall has been abandoned or Antcoe tBy telegraph
soHR BrLvrDEnE Of Gloueest.r the vessel reported
ashore 9thinst. at Chatham.
SS- From letter to EllwOod Walter, Esq.
The sohr Emily Keith of New York. from Baltimore to
ns s & % a 70 s.n sas
about four miles from this place. AID three hours after
filled She lies easy in about feet of
ter Ilave engaged lighters to alongside Immediately,
lies Gardner bay miles south from Long beach point
Spoken, &c.
Ship walter Scott from New Orleans for Liverpool May
is, lat 81, lonB
bIem chip Julia Erdmsnn, hence Nov 1O for Akyab Fob
l, lat 20 s, Ion W. -
Ship Bonita Hollis from CAlcutta Boston, Feb &C.
the equator becamed 1T the time and had been TOT
limo dnyf. S 80.
lat II Al, lon Is II.
Orleans April rs, lat so g. Ion Q 20.
Ship Bnrincton, 8 days from - for New York. with
passen gers, Ariil 20, no lat, &C..
Am siip bound n showing red fag with white Dor
DIR and letters Nh in the CENTRE April lat is ~, Ion
Bsfi white Sea- from Havana for Gibraltar, May 6lat rs
Brig sems Apsiachcola for Boston, May s. on Tor
tueaF :
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Herald rIarsne Correspondents.

sahaoId NYork brig John Allied, Perry New York
Gsrsn s sns bsSs MS
lula Smith Csowsn, Boston; John Crouch, Henderson,
Cid steam or sapd;ord, Ssndrd New York. ships Coles
tal Empire, Whiting, Bic Canada; PHILADELPHIA Poole,
liyerpoo brss Mary Cobb, Flenton, and John Alfred,
peIry Ssson Geo Washington Day Salient :chs. zsrviah
Jus Smith Crowell Boston; John Collins Briggs Now
BedfoId Evergreen Byen ard John Crouch, Henderson
Norwich Sidney Price, Jones, New London.
CAPE ISLAND, May 81, AM-Tne pilotboat Herald Or.
rived early this morning from cruise, aud having
supplied with pilots the arks from
Walker, from Rio Janerc, and ChAs Lex, from New
York. Saw of the Five FAthom Bank ship Star Of the
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Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.
,Tr RESTING TO EMPLOYERS AND CLERKS,

NAY 2l.--Cha'ls J.. Lo:arm agt. Jcmes r.. Ross.
This acton brought to balance Of account
alleged to be collected by defendant to and for the use
OF Mr. Stewart, who assigned the claim to the plaintiff
From u testimony 10 appeared that last spring
John Stewart was engaged In the dry goods busness in
concern, ard to devote his time and services in and
about the business for which defendant 20 receive
onethird OF the net profits in lieu Of any salary. The
business continued for about three months in defend
ants name, and under his immediate direction. II
rot proving profitable the parties wound 1t up In the
meantime defendant had received moneys belong
g the concern and this suit brought to recover
back the same. Mr. Richard OGorman on behalf OF the
ma ntaine5 in this court the evidence conclusively
proved partnership between Stewart and defendant,
and The Marine Court had net power to examine part
nership Account; that must be tried In some other
Altar hearing argument tho court concurred In
the view VI dstendsats oousss, and dsjssd ths com
plapt
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Foreign POrfs

ASoyIn port 'lt March - ship stylsrk Dew for Ha-
ANyiyR-Passed Feb Is ship Witch Of the Wave shrcye
from batavia for Amsterdam; 18th, bark Cosae Ballard
AHTwIRT.sla April q Anna Kimbali, rlke, for Boston
land from Flushing tDth); 90tb, Milton Bradford Quebec
and Montreal land from Flushing day May ses
Lsrf WoodbrIy Nrork Ionian- Coey, Newcastle, e. Sd,
NYork. 49,
BAncrLoSA-Arr April 81 Equity. NOyss. Noricsns via
AlicAnt.
bark FREELY sampson Holland and passed Anier
BEnxvpA-Air NAY IL Ehr kesors (BD, Masters, Bal
tinors
" poyt Esb, new Bs bNA PsAs Cox Ng0rk ahQw end Of
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CLEARED.
sssm.hiip Ilssi. He Is T. A4spiaws Robsr
essanshio Teviot (BE, Sawyer. st Thomas. Maitlani
Sslls spio,e prnkvstsr M.t.Sss.. srsokm.n Co
Bark itssca. Baxter Aas q. as De,s Csi
Ss.I Roman Levy Havana. ,: Sssoq s s,a,,..
Big psslas' grimm Sh Tsiass . III ss:sr5 !.
BIZ & nGn p'''
sckf Lizsy GaIrow (Br), Crump Antigua. Gsser
setr II A Jones, Thompson. Corn Island. NC. Rich
soEr Howsrd, Baker, Mobile, Lane. Yves. acc.
sctr Tiks, Crsnmsr, Darisn. Van Brpn. ss5hs =.
ssSr Hamnss BRO scrlIs. o6,sssten. Blossom Son.
sss sss: srss
schr Bergen, MCGEE City Point, HuStsr &C.
ssSr Golden Cloud ccn.s., Belfast 4 r Buck Co.
sshr Ganiin. Beers, BS.sos, Dayton spr.gus.
hr WGndss French fF.yssnHs nsr M.;,.,
ssaI'ssp Kn0s,e Isdiay t synnnah s. hsss with
"a n ssss
steansiip Raspofo ssnner Norfolk &c, with mdse and
yin n n al 4
Il * heavy squat from North lsss head
yard !Gsd 2. main with sye1,ssas A.
from Nv VI Took pilss fI:a Boa, 10 On The l7sh
Ship cen.stutsn Bristcn, LivsrYool April a. wS Sdse
and s, GOO ps,sengers 70 Glinns Mntnrn a Co.
.na ss az
e.
ssn K SD i E * sS
with mdse and $50 passenger, to Duncan Had four
~. cork wine
psr ship ksngs hanss a. ims
is ~.
I'm
Ship Tanning, Leddy, Galveston, IL days. with cot
Bark iro.daIS.ns ter,, we.aen, Cork, April with mdss
S,T9 ssssS Sisis q sssr;s". Gordon Palermo
A ES S S a e .ss Dsn s s ss
lat lon passed Br shp American. steering VI 10th
1a % II a passed yacht A'y'n bound
bais sS 'ts s sa I'M
GSsr A Z in pm Sh the Nav 3
Isa passed s;s sss%.s .sps;,sa
Is days. with
Vn bs9SsS H ces Windsor II days with
s:s nay s.
brig .aser asds sy Ss EsS
Sshr Osprey !B1, Deutrsmont Guyana. PR. IL days,
schr Sun, Crane. Halifax 10 days with fish, to Whit
sshr London (B Dunsdale, Sidney, II days with COAL
sehr Hill. Sargent. Windsor will plaster to Brett Son
Scbr william, Smith Eastport.
Schr Billinsgate, Carver, Eastport
Schr d Truxton. Wilton, Saco. Me.
Schr Richmond, Rtcher, Calais.
Schr Albany, Smith, Boston for Albany
Schr Superior Grove Rockand.
sehr Melbourne, Hix, RocklKnd.
Schr Northern Light Holmes, Rockland.
Schr Gen Taylor jones' Chatham, days.
Steamer Piedmont. Post. Baltimore Al hours.
Steamer Totten, scudder Baltimore Al hours.
Arr 10Th. but accidentally omitted bark Gen Jones'
Hodgdon Cadiz 40 days. with wine and sal to McAudrew
~ The report brig Meteor hayi,g arrived at this port
18th She srrivee at Philadelphia and her
port being sent here published a. arrival at
this port.
BELOW.
Ship Hamilton Read from Antwerp.
Bark victress of St Jshp NE IL days from Sagua Ia
Grande brig Milton fof New YORK; IA day from Port
Prince-By piletboat David Mitchell.
SAILED. 1rv
Ships Confederation Havrs Relief toreshp Rio Janere;
and othexs.
Wind during the day from North
The bark John Benson from Havana In yesterday
mornings edition below stake she having arrived
at this port 10th inst e..t FEN
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Telegraphic Msrlne Reports.
BoSToN May 2l-Arr chip Fearless Manila Feb 49, and
Abujies March s.
NEW ORLEANS May 2l-Arr ship Hampton, New York.
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MAsIFIMI INFELIIGENcE.

ALMANAC Few yoRx-rHrs DAY.
suE hmEs.............1 MOON .,mofn. %
SUE srrs.ss..s..s....7 10 HIGH wArER morn. "
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Brig Monte Cristo arrived at Baltimore 10Th 2sth
Attafspas in ballast being unable
gar hich she chartered for.
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A GIFT TO CATHOLIC PRIEST ANsULLED.-The
following has just been decided in the Circuit Court
ef Charles county, Marylan The testarix Elizabeth
Fan bequsathed TO the Rev. James Moore her rezro
sIsyesRamey Peter and Thomas also Mary and Der two
children Leonard and Teneyto him and his
at S. Thomas The heirs at law OF the testarix employ
cd two lawyers TO resist this legacy TO the Rev Mr.
Moore Catholic priest; and the point being fully argued
by thsse gentlemen counsel against the priest snd by
ktederek Stone for the priest the court (usVs Crer
decided that the legacy void under the 35th article
Ak the RospNl a. ouch
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The TART.

u UNION COURSE, L. I.--TRoTrING.
MoNrAT, May 81 .--Trotting match $500 four mile
heats, In harness. ' 49,
w. WheAn named b. g. Greek.
II. woodruff named b. q. Dick Suffolk . odfs
Tyne, IL 53-not taken
CFNTRxvILL1 COURSE, L. I,-TRoTTlsG
MoNDAK, May 21.-Irotting match, 81 coo two unts
heats, IN harness. ~
@. spfcsr named b. q. lantern ..,...........,,.
a. Woodruff named br. q. Centleviile ..,.,. .
Time, 5:2sLz-545.
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are due to the moderate conduct of the Of
The fort Ton y ssi1 DuST Who ssSugh he might
has cCntinr Cd its operations in the lover waters.
The Palsguayan steamer Jscuari was in Hamaita dur
mentin which the Water Witch was Cruising from the
Escspade At double gun distance, and certainly nothing
steamer and such might have teen the desire Of this
crew of the Jacuari. But Paraguay lie not at war
with tie United States. General Loues, who was
bcard could not consent for his part to augment the
da Of the conflict occasioned by the Water
Witch. Enough thatt will have 10 vndcats itself with
its government, which will demand strict account
OF its mpru6ent conduct SO the General with mode
ration ordered the vessel TO be brought to snchor and
vlerce, az We have already indicated, she pre-.
pairing TO 90 to Buenos Ayres.
If we have lsmented the msfortunes which occurred
On board the North American steamer how much the
mere may We rot have TO lament the consequences
which that event may naturally bring Great as may
BE- the great as may DC the Psssysnes o.
prevent the resentment Of the people, the national prde
less exaggerated of each particular individual
1t is easy to allow oneself to be Drawn away By tbs
spirit OF natonality--the masses are sometimes
so uprase rabIy Inasmed. And then bow shun
TIE perversity OF certain men always disposed to
frightened BY the empty dsslamations Of some
America journals, nor the sarcastic commentaries OF
st .T European journals ais great knowledge Of the
Just value the Logic Of all those conseq STU less
is necessary 10 have great knowledge OF the spirit
PIE TO comprehend no at the rst notice OF the event
Of itnpru 10 the encampment Of the Paso de la Patria
al the troops put themselves In movement Every
soer believed that the hour OF battle had arrived and
ennr sasm spread through the ranks the country
were ~ osnger and as every citizen called to DO
leba his threatened Preside. SO true s IT, that in n
maer OF patriotic honor every is logical
alnough every result may be lanieuable n is there.
hre, incumbent on the men who direct the policy OF
nations, to maintain the balance justly And thers-
fore II Is easy TO predict that in the conflict wh The
Water WITCH il viii not certainly be elmer tha corarr
rert Of the United States the eovtrnment az
grsy which VII incline the bklaacs aafNiIT. -"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-04-21
ROAD NOTICE.

TlIE subscribers having been appointed
J. by the County Commissioners of Cecil
county ssENamincrs'; to examine and deter
mine whether the interest Of the public re-
quire the opening Of Il Public Road for which
the necessary advertisement and petition have
been made, as follows -
'IeadinG from tho Public Road to tile
Brick Meeting House from Elkton through
the lands Of Mrs. Sophia Mauldih, John G.
Groome, James Beers, Thomas Fitg Simmons,
John Booth, Jesse II. Shippers, Thos. Miller,
Benjamin Miller and Laney Miller's heirs to
the Union Meeting House p
Hereby give notice to the citizens of Cecil
county and all other persons interested, that
they will meet on the line of the proposed
road; so petitioned for, on SATURDAY, the
18th day OF May, next, and proceed to the
discharge Of the duties which devolve upon
them by tho aforesaid appointment.
JAMES McCAULEY,
WILLIAM r. WARBURTON,
CALEB REYNOLDS,
April II, 1855 5w Examiners.
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AMERICAN extraordinarily

AMERICAN ENTERPRtsE.--The barque
Emily Banning, Captain Fletcher, which left
New York in December with three of the
Nautilus Submarine Company's machines
on board, bound for pearl fishing voyage,
is now engaged in exploring the wreck Of
the frigatc San Pedro, on the coast of Vene-
zncla. This frigate, supposed to have on
board some two or three millions Of dollars,
took fire and blew up at the Island of Mar
garita in 1915, and only about $500, 900 was
ever recovered. A letter from one of the
party on the Emily states that on the first
trial, at depth of &C feet, they brought up
$1,000, besides copper and other articles,
and at the latest accounts they were busily
engaged in "shoveling dollars" This ex-
petition, we believe, was projected at Will
mington, Del.