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HO! FOR THE wESTI

THE Undersigned will soon go to Minnesota and Wscou-
SIM to select good healthy location on Government
Land for Company to settle on He will hire guides and
search for place where there and other privileges
and when suitable place found, he will 20 to the land
ONCE and secure the land the land agent to take the list
OF Names and write every persons lot of 100
acres in rotation, the plan place. that each
one can go to the land office and settle for his
at the government price, which dollar and
cents per acre central lot will ~ for Mechan-
les and others belonging the company which they
nave as building lots at COST suitable for their trades
tice will be given every member Of the when
the returns and those who choose can take shares
und TO be raised to send persons out to build Mills and
opy s1ore, so that lumber provisions and other
essae NAV be provided for the company when they ar.
rive there Whenever the company settles on their land
ands In the vicinity will be worth than
government price.
The land can be paid for Bounty Land Warrants OF
money at the land office they can be settled on
.he pre-empuon act which allows the settler ltng time
10 pay LOT MS land Those who do like the land which
may a to their lot take other lands not otherwise en-
gagged. V''N' "''' va
Those who wish join the company are requested To
send in their names and the number they
cure and those intending to there the
of persons belonging to their families that
may be made with the propetors of railroads and Others
TO carry members of the company out at reduced price
Those who expect bounty land warrants under the act
Mar B So can have lots secured them until they get
their warrants.
Ten dollars for each lot land all that is required to
defray the expenses of selecting the land
which must be paid at the time are pu on the
books of the company No other payment will required
by the Agent Receipts will be given upon the payment
aforesaid and security given by sand Agent the Com
mee for the faithful performance the foregoing trust
Actua! settlers will have the privilege having
adjoining.
The advantages of going with company can be seen by
every one They will have but friends around them
schools w be established and every other thing
70 good neghborhood, and in all probability much as
ten dollars will be saved in the price of the out by
longing to the companyi also where you 60
ing when yo1 start and to have things provided for you
when you arrive there
Land which will cost but two hundred dollars for 16o
acres Will be worth two thousand dollars least when the
company settle on their lots.
No one in common business make thousand dollars
or more quicker than 10 with the company and take up
a lot of land and sell out in year.
Those who wish to profit by this arrangement apply
soon or otherwise to the committee the subscr
er, at Bath, Maine.
SAMUEL D. REED.
CHARLES POTTER
ALDEN SPRAGUE, Committee.
b. Il. TARB0X. 5w5Ot
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Carpetings and Dry Goods
AT AuCTIoN,

Store, on THURSDAY May 81 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ 6
pieces all wool Carpetng; pieces and wool do;
pieces Oil Cloth do, yard wide; pieces Oil Cloth do,
yards wide Also the baance Of stock Of Dry Goods left
from last Dry Goods SALE consisting several pieces
Of Plaid Dress Silks; do DeLane, Prints, Shaws Linens,
Broadclohs French Shirt Fronts Beachsd Sheetings,
Brown do Toilet Quilts, Towels Crushes Curtain Cambric
box OF Cashmere Shawls high cost and few Para
sos The be sold TO the highest bidder to close
sundry conssnments The Carpetng will be sold in guam
titles to suit purchasers The ladies particular invited
to attend the sale. OWEN CO., Auct's.
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City of Bath.

In Board OF ALDERMEs, May 8, 1855.
ORDERED, That the Quarantine Regulations be as fol-
lows, vzOn and after the 10th day Of June next and
until the 10th day OF October next Quarantine shall be
had on all Vessels their Officers Crews Passengers and
Cargoe on their arrival from port any
ious sickness prevailed at the their departure;
on all vessels board of which any person shall
died. or have been sick with contagious disease during
their homeward bound passage
NO person shall he allowed to board Of shore
from, any vessel when quarantine without permit
from the boarding officer Vessels will anchor on quar-
antine ground, opposite the South Steam Mill
u Pilots will take notice Of the foregoing regulations
and act accordingly. r. H. MORSE Mayor.
AMMI r. MITCHELL, City Clerk.
ISRAEL PUTNAM Boarding Officer
Cath, May 81, 1855. so
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Methodist Conference.

The Maine Conference of the Methods
Episcopal Church closed its session on Tues
day. The following appointments were mad
for the ensuing year:
Portland District, A. Sahderson, p. E.
Portland, Chestnut ST., G. w. Morse do
Pine ST., w. F. Harrington; do. Congress ST.,
10 be supplied; Woodfords Corner, dc; Var
mouth, do Falmouth, E. Smith Casco Bay
Islands, TO be supplied West Cumberland
]. Stone: Gray. Windham and Raymond, to
be supplied; Cape Elizabeth, T. LIBBY do.
Ferry, J. Rice: Scarboro, E. Davies; York
G.. b. KNIGHT: Kittery, A. Turner; Elliot,
S. w. Pierce S. Berwick, U. Rideout ;
Berwick. ]. C. Aver; Alfred, W. IL. Strout
Hollis and North Biddeferd. J. M. Woodbury.
Cane Porpoise, TO be supplied; Kennebunk-
mort. G. Andrews Kennebunk and Kenne-
bunkport Centre, J. Cobb; West Kennebunk,
ID. Warehouse Newfeld, M. Hobart; West
Newhed, and Shapleigh, S. s. Gray; Bald
win and Hiram, B. Lufkin; Cornish, A. G..
Barnard Porter, to be supplied Saco, J.
Colby; Biddeford, b. Foster South Bidde-
ford, to be supplied; Oak Ridge, do; Stand
ish and South Standish, S. Ranks; Buxton,
A. Green; Gorham, j. c. Perry; Sacarap-
pa, E. Robinson.
Gardner DiSrict-C. c. Cone, p E.
Gardiner, J. G.. Aspinwall; Richmond, A.
T. HIllman; Bowdoinham, R. II. Stinchfeld;
Bath, Wesley Church, A. Moore; Do. Bea-
con ST.. H. B. Abbott Phipsburg to be sup
piled Brunswick, p. Jaques; Harpswell, HI.
Nickerson: Durham, C.. Mugford Pownal,
J . Fairbanks E. Poland, r. III. Ford, Lew
iston Falls, H. M. Blake; Poland, d. B.
Holt; So PARISH. A. Crafts Otisfeld and
Harrison TO be supplied; Bridgeton, S. w.
Russell; Waterford, A. Altoh Lowell, A.
Hatch; Fryeburg and Bartlett to be supplied
Norway, S. B. Chase; No. Paris, ]. Ell
dredge Bethel, J. Gerry Hanover, E. G.
Dunn; Rumford and Peru to be supplied;
Livermore and Hartford, ]. Hawkes.; Mon
mouth and So. Leeds, j. Mitchell.
S. NJ Vail, Prof. Biblical Institute, Con-
cord, n H.
Readfeld District-D. B. Randall, P. E.
Augusta, S. Allen; Hallowell, C.. F. AL
len /; Sidney,.J. Young; E. Readfeld and
Manchester, II. II. Foster Waterville, C.
Fuller; Kendall's Mills, S. Ambrose Fair
field, J. Armstrong Scion, w. C. Stevens,
Madison and Anson, S. R. Bailey: New
Portland, to be supplied; Strong, j. Earring
ton; Skowhegan and Norridgewock, F. A.
Robinson I; Philips, to be supplied Industry,
J. Moore; Mercer and Smithfeld, G. Stone
New Sharon, Pennington Falls and Vienna,
q. Day; Pennington, c. Munger Wilton
and Temple, t. ]. True; Fayette and North
Fayette, j. Lord Winthrop, D. IL. JENNIE
Wayne, J. McMIIlan; Kent's Hill and No.
Wayne, j. Weber, r. c. Barley
I'll. 2. Torsey, Principal Maine Wesleyan
Seminary
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ANTI-MANE Law MEErING-On the even.
ing ofthe 2lst there was very large meeting
Of the opponents of the Maine law in Faneui
Hall, Boston. Col. Oliver Frost presided and
there were fifty vice presidents and ten secre-
taries. Delegations were present from Lowell,
Worcester, Cambridge, New Bedford and 9TH
er places, which were accompanied BY bands
of music. The principal speakers were Col.
Frost, Rev. Mr.. Lovejoy, and Hon. Issac II
Wright, who reported the resolutions which
were nearly unanimously adopted there being
only five or six voices in the negative. After
the adjournment procession was formed and
and proceeded up Washington street, when the
delegations aad citizens went quietly to their
homes. The n%mber present is estimated at
1000 to 5000.
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Wolfe. schicdam Aromatic schnann.,

Wolfe's Schicdam Aromatic Schnapps.
This medical di drink is ,nuactured by the pro-
prietor at ScheGam in Holland expressly for medicinal
purposes 1t has been submitted nearly all the first
Chemists d Physicians in the United States, who en-
dorse il their signatures of the great es
sentias of the Mdteria Medicd 1t is prescribed
with great success in Gravel, Gout, rheumatism OBJ
strucons of Bladder and Kidneys and for Dyspepsia
has no superior in the world.
Hut up in quart and pint bottles, enveoped in yellow
paper with my name the bottle cork and label and
for sale by all the respectable Druggists in the United
states. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Is, 20 and % Beaver ST.. New York
oSm47 Is South Front ST PhiIadelnbia
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Murriaqrs.


In Grace Church, in this city, sd inst by Rev
J. NJ Wiley, Mr. James R. Tibbets of Boston, to Miss Re-
s., daughter of the Doct Richard Mott
Orleans.
In this city, by Rev Mr.. Jaques, Mr.. John Murphy to
Miss Margaret Williams.
In WscasSet MIR. Edward II. Wood to Miss Mary Helen,
daughter Of L. B. Bowman, Esq, all Of w.
In Boston, Mass, Mr. A Matthews, of Machias,, Me- to
Hiss Harriet Harris, of Rockland.
In Brunswick Mr.. Jacob II. Merryman to Miss Mary j.
Weber, both of HarpswelI.
In Monmouth Mr.. Ezekiel 7. WEIGH, of Brunswick, to
Miss Sabra A. Noyes Of Monmouth
lewiston Mr. Albert Il. Frost Miss Eunice Jones
Mr.. p L. Rankin to Miss Mary, daughter of Rev E. c.
Wiley; Mr. Joseph Tufts, Jr of Kinged, to Miss Sarah
d. Harve of Webster Mr.. Francis Baker Mrs. Doro-
thy Cole.
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Watch Repairing!
NEW ARRANGEMENT

THE subscriber, is consequence Of the unexpected in
of his business in the line of WATCHES & jew
ELRY, made arrangements with Mr. N. 7. WoRrHLY,
mechanic experience and in all respects qualified
carry on the Watch Repairing business in all its branches
his and the public rest assured that
all entrusted his shall be promptly and faith
fully attended to-
Particular attention given the repair of Clocks Jewey
and Accordeons.
For sale good stock OF WATCHES and JEwELRY.-
Terms as low as at any similar shops In the state
Bath, April "a, 1855. ]. I. GILMAN
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HINDoo ELECTION learn by special
telegraph that an election came off in the Hin
doc cabal which convenes at Corinthian Hall.
on Monday evening. Albert. G. Page was
elected President, vice Saml. Eames, whose
term expired. john Shaw was elected Treas
urer, in place of Amm R. Mitchell, do
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Flour. Meal. Teas. Sugars.

NEAS of the best qualities in caddys Mocha Old Java
Central America Rio and Cape CoIees; Crashed, Pow
dered Granuated and assd Coffee Crashed White Sugars;
Havana, Porto Rico, Muscovado and New Orleans Brown
Sugars New Orleans Moasses in bbs; Porto Rico and
Cuba Moasses Syrups Oils Spces Sperm, Wax, Searine
and Taow Candles Pickles by the jar galon Picked
Lmes Seville Olives Tomoto and Walnut Ketchup; Sar
dines Maccaroni Vermacel Prunes; Figs; New Rasns;
Olive Oil; Jelys Exs Lemon Venilla and Rose Fancy
Soaps; Preserved Gnger Soda and Wine Crackers, &C.,
&c, for sale by JOHN III. MCCLELLAN.
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u Enquirer will please leave his name
with Us. We are sometimes hoaxed, and are
obliged to require this in selfdefence.
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Bark Mermaid at San Francisco from Hong Kong, had
continuation of eastefy gales all the passage Capt Smith
reports when one week from Hong Kong the small pox
broke out on board and raging greatly in the shipping
at Shanghae.
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PAY UP.

Ii persons indebted the subscribers are requested
n 10 call and settle accounts be immediate
ly closed up. SAWYER & MAGOUN.
Bath, May 90, 1855. o3w5O
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Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally that they have formed con-
necton in business under the firm of
MCCLELLAN, DENNIS g. CO.,
for the transaction OF the
Wholesale Flour, Corn. Provision and Grocery
Business.
They are for the present located the Steam Ferry
Wharf, in the store formerly occupied by Messrs Magoun
Capp Their facilities for purchasing in all the principal
markets of the U. S. and Canada leads them to believe
they offer inducements purchasers goods for the
retail trade, hitherto unknown in this city CALL
w. ii. MCCLELLAN, JoHN DENNIS & Co.
Bath. April 16, 1855. "A
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HOUSE WANTED.

tsIW n pleasantly located in this CITY, can hear Of
tenant purchaser by Supplying to THIS OFFICE.
1m46*
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0tntbs.

In this city, 25th inst, Mrs. Lydia j., wife of Ithel
Wech and daughter Of Rev. David Hutchinson, of Wins
low, aged Is.
In this city, 18th inst Frederic Homer only Of Thos
R. and Lucy Swanton aged year, months.
In this city, sd inst Mary only daughter Of Capt Ed
ward and CorZanda French, aged 16 months, 10 days
In this city, Oath inst George Of Stephen and Abby
tOsbor n, aged years.
In this city, 18th INST, Elizabeth A. Mathews, aged
months.
In ockland infant of Mr.. Leonard Stevens aged
.one Elk ;-Caslon L. Timer, aged years, months.
In Boothbay 25h inst, Abigail wife of James Tbbetts,
aged SO years, II months Portland papers please copy
In Brunswick, Mr.. George Byram,a aged As yrs6
Somervie Mass, at the Mclean Asylum, Miss Ara
bella NJ Nichols of Portland formerly of Wscasse daugh-
ter Of the late Thomas Nichols, ESQ.
In Hallove Mary Co. daughter Of Peter Atherton aged
Is years 18th inst, Mrs Dolly widow Of the late Capt
Ansyl Nye aged 90 years.
In Auburn, Mr.. John b. Sawyer, aged about SO
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EASTERN TIMES
sA MARINE JOURNAL. So

sTIssos Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
tor tne LINE packets from Bath to Boston, Capt.
stinson avorab known as an merchant and
snPmas.e formerly Of this city, All business entrusted
10 nun H De actended to with promptness and despatch
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PERFUMERY.

r UBlN'S ard SWANS Extracts, Gloss, Farina Pine
DApple and Wicker Cologne, ETHEREAL Spirits of Pat
chouy and Jasmine Sweet Bags Pungents &c, c. for
sale al May % MATHEWS.
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SOAPS.

r Owls Brown and White Windsor. Byron's Brown
IL Windsor, Honey, Spring and Summer Mosaic, Chinese
Floating, French Moustre and Fancy Soaps Cleophant
and Yankee Soaps, for sale at
May % MATHEWS.
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JOHN I'll. MCCLELLAN.
Provisions.

BOSTON and Western Clear and Mess Pork; Chicago
Mess Beef Lard; Hams, Cheese; Butter Tongues and
Sounds Mackere Halibuts Fins in half bbls and kits;
Beef Tongues, &c, for sale by JOHN II. MCCLELLAN
Bath, AprH IL, 1855 Al
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SUMMER HATS!
Has this day received and offers for sale
LOW PRICES,
large and choice assortment Of
Summer Hats,

Consisting ofWhte and Drap Kos>uth Panama, Leg
horn, Canton Straw, Pedal Fancy Straw Palm Leaf &C.
&c, mems and boys sizes.
May 2s. A. J. FARNSWORTH. Ag,t.
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FOR THE HAIR.

T YON'S Katharon, Cherbonrghs TricOpherous Jules
IL Hauels Eau Lus rate, Fosters Mountain Compound
Wahphene, Bears Oil English Pomades, Hair Dyes & -
for sale at May 23o MATHEWS.
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Beef, Pork, &c.
NOV in store and for sale,
IN rs bbs Western Mess Beef,
Is do Boston Mess Pork,
Is do do Prime do
10 do do Clear do
Beef in half bbls Smoked Beef.
Smoked Shoulders, &c.
Steam Ferry Wharf. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS L co.
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Lemon and Mead Syrup.

A SUPERIOR article, for sale only by the boz. War
II ranted Of the purest order and neatly put up,
ceivedby J. T. GILMAN
MAY 90. $50
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Fruit Trees.

IRON the Wesfbrook Nurseries, assorted
lot Of Dwarf Plants Apple, Cherry Plum, Peach Trees,
&c Also the best varieties Of ourrants Goossberres,
Raspberries, English Rhubarb &c.
Also, Tomatoes, Cabbage Cauiower, Bell Pepper and
and Celery plants for sale at the north Of A. T.
Robinson, by c. 7. GREENLEAF.
Nav 9.
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JUST RECEIVER
And for sale at
MATHEWS Cash Drug Store,
large assortment Of Drugs, Medicines Chemicals Soaps
Brushes and Fancy Articles.
May 20, 20
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CORN

400 BUSHELS, arrived this day from Norfolk in
1fJJO schooner Lagrange discharging at Rail-
road Wharf, and for sale by D. L L. PATTEN.
May 20 SO
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Door and Gate Springs.

THE most efficient and durable springs in use, can be
put on by any person in few Moments and applicable
to any door or gate. For sale by T. HYDE CO.,
Feb. 20, 1866 Corner Front and Broad Street
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Ladies'.

YOU can have Boots and Shoes Of any kind, made at
short notice. by leaving your orders my for
have the workmen , March g. L. s. FISHER.
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DUCK WHEAT and GRAHAM FLOUR in Bags, fol
I'D sale by 400 J. Ii. MCCLELLAN.
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SEoVZes

LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Cooking parlor and Store Stoves
~ Of the mosapproved patterns now selling b the sub
Also, constantly on hand, Coal Hods Shoves 81 rs,
Stove Funnel Sad Irons, Tin Copper Ware Of every
description, and all other articles usually kent IN Hard
store. MITCHFIf q low
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PORT OF RATH.

c1F.pvn ThrRsDAr, May d.
Ship yorneo, stearns, Quebec.
- FRrDAr, May Is.
Brig James Wakefield, Allen, Cienfuegoes via Boston,
SATURDAY. May %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Lagrange, Burkmaster, New York.
Sch Amer Stevens, Hamlin, New York.
Sch Elizabeth, Quincy, Portsmouth
Sch Swallow, Lunnerkin, Newport.
CLEARED.
Brig Maine, Fleming, Boston.
SUNDAY, May %.
ARRIVED.
Sch st. Marys, Sylvester, Boston
Sch Grant, Howard, Baltimore.
MONDAY, May Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch HyIas, Elliott, Boston.
Sch Geo Davis, Pinkham, Boston.
DISASTERS.
Bark Savannah Of Richmond at New York firm Havana
had maintopgaant and maintopsa yard sprung
rails cutwater &C., carried away, and sprung aeak
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Ballast for Sale,

ONO TONS handsome Sea Ballast, for sale by the sub
- ~ scribers. LOWELL SMALL.
Feb. Is 3S
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Shorts, Indian and Rye Neal,
Old Soldiers.

BOUNTY Land Warrants obtained for all soldiers and
ID sailors in the the United States since $780, who
have served fourteen days and upwards Those who have
received but Forty Acres now entitled to One Hundred
and Twenty acres more. Apply to JOHN III. kIMBALL.
Bath March s, 1855 3Stf
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Great Bargains
In Crockery, Glass & China Ware
For Sixty DAYS.

HE entire stock of rich and desirable goods will be
offered at COST. And those in want will
find it to their advantage to call, offer the
opportunity Offered. S. W. HEATH 4 co.
March Is 40tf
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DAPA MACHE CENTRE PIECES-alarge and W ell
Il selected assortment Please call and examine.
Bath, June f. S. w. HEATH& CO stiff
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-27
The withdrawal of the abolitionists from

The Withdrawal of the abolitionists from
the Convention. is regarded as favorable to
the American cause, and as calculated to
add greatly TO its strength, by rendering The
American party even yet more national in
its views and aims. The platform as pub
lished, a Philadelphia dispatch Of the 18Th
states. embraces the resolutions on slavely
copied ve-declares that The principles
of the order arc, henceforth. to bc openly
avowed-that members are at liberty to de-
clare their membership. and that there will
be no conceament with regard to places of
meeting. We have not seen the entire
platform. but if this report be correct. one
very strong objection urged against the or
ganization will have been removed
That the organization has maintained its
nationality in defiance of abolitionism will
be gratifying, to the South. and equally
gratifying, are the evidences which the pro-
ceedings Of the Convention have furnished
in a:testation Of tie truth OF previous de-
c.arations OF friends of the order,-that
its great and leading object was the perpe;u-
alton of the Union. and the preservation of
the rights Of the States under tie constitu-
finu
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-27
The EenvenyyOrtE and Erec,,
ridge Duel at New YoYt,

a quarrel arising at the rooms or l.
Shakespeare Club at New York. he,waa'.
two of its members. arising out Of the =
legged irregular introduction of s,ran,a. 81
the lie being given, and slap in the f.,
ensuing, the parties proceeded IN Nopd,r
the 4th instant. to Niagara Falls. B,;GHh
side. and fought duel with pistols at eisI.
PAGES.
The parties were Messrs. F. Leavepvo,,
{ he cial,cngei) aud j. b. Breckerrian'
principals, and j. NJ Pendle,on and H.
Middleton. seconds. will, DR. Alfred Grims,'
surgeon The duel did not take place nv
til Thursday morning. tie 9TH inst. Boil
filed promptly at the word. and both vcr,
hit. Each combatant aimed downward .J
Leavcnworh was struck in The right ,bicb
which the bullet pierced, and rs a surc;cI
examination aftei wards proved. lodutd IN
the bone of the left thigh, nflicting a va,r
severe though probably not a mortal wourj
Mr. Breckenridge was sho; through the cal,
of The right leg the ball passing clean on,
without seriously nnjuring any blood vessel
or important: muscle.
Leavcnworih Instantly fell, and Bred
enridgc having ascertaned that his adver.
sary was not killed, at once LEFT the Geld
legainedJ Jhe American shore and took lha
first train to New YoIk, ard by uavelip,
all Light. arrived there the next morpipg
's1ie did not however. deem it prudent 10
remain in New York, but at once left eo,
other parts-thc laws against duelnr in
New York, being very sevese.
Mr.. Leavenworth was found to be 60
greatly injured that it was impossible to re.
move him any distance He was CONVEYED
to the nearest house. where he remained At
last accounts. IL was the general upinio
of those acquainted with the prescnt ,ia.e
of the wounded man. that he will eventual.
y recover, though he can hardly escape be,
ing lamc for lite Sill the ere is cri,icl
one, there being danger that mortGcatvu
may supervcne.
breckenridge is the son of the di,tip.
gui>hed Presbyterian clergyman of Lexinr.
ton, Ky. n. O. Piccrene
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-27

LATER FROM NExiCo.-lLoufcrey T,z-
Icn-The New Orleans Picay,s,zc Of the
4th instant, contains intelligence Of the
capture of Monterey by the pronunciados.
A party Of prouunciados, it appears,
commanded by Doy SANTIAGO VIDAURI, at
tackled Monterey on the 27,h ult., at half.
past IL A. NJ, and took the city and the
Black Fort next morning. making prisoners
of the Governor General, CARDoxA. and g.
officers. They also took large quantity
of munitions of war and IS pieces Of ar.il-
lery.
In consequence Of these events business
was entirely suspended OF the frontier.
CAEvAJAL crossed the river near Rio
Grande City on the 5;h inst, and CAPls-
TRAN crossed within five leagues Of Plata
mofas on the 9th, and Immediately had an
encounter with party Of Government
troops
The Brownsville Flag. Of the %, learns
that the insurrec.ionary movement is gene
raj throughout the greater part of Tamauli>
Pas. Nuevo, Leon and Coahuil Victoria.
Saltillo, and several other c;tics have Joined
In the revolution. Matamoras has been de-
clared under martial law.