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Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
The Foreign Party

The Louisville Juuual pulIi,Aes a statistical
article, showing the uaaense of iorcigu votes In
The las, rfe,idcuiial election, anl disguised ., u
may be- tbe tact Is aparrnt iha, the controlling
nlucurc ia the Auii-Amencan party !, ,he ior.
.iru vote
'lac 'vamal in speaking Of this article. says.
u b. pm,rrial that hEufr, cannot lir and ihe,e
hiutcH dcmuusifn'r that the i1fcien population in
ihr Iu'ri States have aIlrlif. un'css opposed
by unlpn oi The naii,e.' pu fiiigrns the tlowrf
ol coniml'ius thr Presidential elrri,on. II is
well knrwn. indeed u las been the l,ha.i ai the
Pierce AdminrlTa'iou plf'v. that ihr whole ior-
elsn vote inihs clHH'fy wsssiyr rn IL Mr rirre.
and, a. Tin iof-isu vote arsr.y rscrcds Pierce,
magnify. Il - r,idrAl that he Nas crrlsd hy the
foreign patty. ~ luutirrn States. Mr. Pl-t-r ~.
rritei one hnndfed aud hiiy 1.-Two aefintsl ,nIrs;
ln each at these Siairs She atrisu vote !, larger
than the mlpuiy ior rirrc uuI the aggregate
OF this lorri 10 vote /. more than iWi,r a. large -
The aslicsa'r utuIIuiy of riffgc IN these States
II ous.hHil o ih,. iafrisu vote had been gwen 10
hi' op9onrni, Pierce would have tern 'cleaicd
Again the lodnai 'ayss
The Anti. American pa ~ bis ao claim 10 he
called bsuHciaiir. liisUlirs' Ral Republican
tn' Hul Democratic. ns prnufp.l bI. cen hiib-
n
man brmUcury. of lHl4 Democracy ~ llr..an.
DruIcIar' bii q certainly b. nii American De-.
mpaf'cN u is ciupU1"raI foJf ~ Democracy.
lhi' PaTl} b. ,s'u HpI-slus with most inpi-rc.
drui'd bitterness aIrnrr. arl yiupcmiiun. q
patty 'ompurl rf'iiely oi Hair.b ~ .faiaifass.
ato"ing and -eskine 10 promote the principles
81 f'p1hlieau'm upon Hhirh our Government
was net funded. piry consisting only OF men
aliarhed by lnih AMI cducaiiun 10 our Union and
H. Constitution. men Whose ony niroe,ls are
ldeulihci With the welfare ol nuf common
country nnd the prc'cr alton OF 1t, ice in,ii-
iinns
u o. tieulons il !. Incredible that naii,e.lorp
Am'relus. iist ioiaiilla, h,t,rsl. minded. trnr-
hr1lri citizens, that men, Who love their country
ana l'.'ie 20 maintain is Institutions eau hesitate
TO siF a. ihcir Influence To cooperate earnestly
ard asihr'y Viih the party OF their own country.
men ~ eudca,orng Ia piesersc the Constitution
and the Unlun aud 10 pettciuaie American Re.
PHbraui'm aud IN defending thsir long cherished
Ancnran principles from the furious assault of
thls desperate Foreign party this unholy con-
lrdcmcyo Of American 'ireasnfy eaters aud fecg.
less European adventures.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
STATE Policy.

! That the American fHiy, hold the
honor ol the Slh;e dear as tbc.r egu, aud
are iu favor ol the system oi policy wAicu
will ensure the payment uI lhe Sale deOi,
and le.ustabllsAlncnt oi her credit aud hon.
or.
. That the American party deem pub.
lie uiiccs Us trusts. lur tic bpuciit oi our
people, and mi ~ rcSari. ior political suD.
scriency or personal loldy 'sm aud. there.
fore, that they are IN favor Ut ~ mau, lJr
any Jllicc, who j, not honest competent, and
faithful to the Constitution aud viewing
all olheers a. servants Of the people, they
are in favor Of their bting held to tho strict.
est accountability for all Of their public
acts
3. That while the American party holds
that American, should govern America, it
al.o hold. that American. are capable Of
alEeuycrnmcnt; aud. therefore they are
in favor Of cnlarging the democratic ele.
mcnt in our State government, by The pao'
pie resuming into their oNn hands the clcc.
lion Of their own officers
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
More Democratic ReIoieings.

The S1g.Nichls had a screnade aud
march ou the 18Th ms, al the mouth If
ssegtWster, in Cueke eo'y Some drunken
White men. aud seseml bis buck nrstoc.
heaied tie Procession. with TN Trumpet.
CIV tails aud oIhef appliances, yelling anil
screaming for johnson aud the White Ba
IS Al in all, a correspondent intaFm,
II. that Il was tie ma.t Disgusting scene
he ever witnessed in iha seFlion of the
oauulfy.
Al MWfreesboronsh. on the l0h inst
will some iiIiy or SAY lran.psf,ueIts lht
mallo on a large bannfr wa,-'AAERl.
CANS SHALL NOT RULE AMERI
ca" Thi. PROCESSION started lrhl a gro
eery near The d,rt sun oi the mrn had
pi.tpls III thpir hand anu waited w.h them
IA the procession. Tualus their panialIly
Tor Negfoes. .amc Of the white men walked
ab5ul tie siruel with ihsir hlir liei up with
strings IN imitation Il dafkcs, Aud m
efoNn lha glory ui the Nlo.e, .Noi .Smph
a .f'cf STgrD, pirlonel Out Of the pem'en.
llary by tiuy johnson. where be bad been
sent ior housc.breaking snl hursc.siculinp
beaded the procession With a drum Il
vas the mp.t disgracclu affair that ever
came uif IN Tennessee r. haze rendered
q The most wicked and disrrpuiablc aait
on ,aili, Il ouly wanted Ptc5H HfA
dc'sgH Il lh' Mudrcc.blto New. 10 have
"lcucd The exercises wihppyrr
AZ Twuiun in the western district. ihcy
seht lhr entire Abolition strip, The cdf.
tor Of the Sag Ncht journal there. Mr
Builum, o clerk ia the liranrh Bank IT the
Sta'c Is Northern man. aul un nui s.ns
I'd aloliliuni'i, iUclning tu the Catholic r..
lgi"n a, ,oun a. thi. fellow s~c,riaiurd
llI' JHhu4u IA vas elected he gave the ne.
gruc. % b8Y FOO one of the building, belong
Ing 10 iur Bank - This conlumpiihle abo.
liliuuii reside. in lhc Bank binding. with
h's family i !. now c,'lrat thlt the alo.
l,lion sentiments Of Jnhu.gn gave strength
ia West Tennessee. AID contrary to What
we had expected the citizens of Gibson
caauly suffer a Northern Ftre.Soilrr aud d
hlnk.houahi miniun Of johnson. to give a
Dcgr0 Jai "a hei, nfi,ia. m honor Of the
ry.rleciDn Of johnson
lhHorriHr (Tcm) Umg
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
-lr.l.rrnul.i "a N. " 0 Pleagnnt.l
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF TkaE ARIEL
N.s, {oyl. OY JS.

NeW York Oct IS,
The llayre aud southampton steamship
Ariel has arrived here, with intelligence
from Ilavre and Paris to tue 18Th inst, and
FROM southampton 10 the lilh, Que day la
Ter than received by tue Africa. Al.
though her news from the seat of war and
the Continent generally, is therefore CORES
poudmglY later, she nevertheless brings
nolhmg Vi importance, aud but little Of In'
terest
Since the exhibit If the Bank Of France.
in September. il is a,eeliuined that the
Institution has lusl eleven millions ui francs.
Tn condition of the Austrian Exeheqarr
and ot the City Bank uf Vienna are report
ed to he very preealious
The Allies are reported To ba eonhlenl
af being able to lanl the fafces which they
have scnt against Ole.sl, and immediate ne
iion with them Is anticipated
Gurt.ehnkoil telegrapls In s. Petersburg
that the Allies wera eanuunadmg the
Northern forts from The Sunlh side hul that
their elloris were wilhput any Noticeable re
suit
The latest rumors respecting the insur
recllen IN Sicily represent il as mure sri
ea' lhan was At first supposed
Ihs ARIEL bring. accounts that the ehol
era was creating dreadful ryages at Mad
nd.
1t IS also reported that some eases had ap
reafel in other PLACES
It has been arranged that the propose,
Congress at Copenhagen on the subject q
the Danish Sound Due., shall be heli II
November.
The London Daily News ,ec, i,ed her
by tue Africa states TIN, General Simpspl
las recommended thai Gen Eyre be ap
pointed to succeed him in the e1mmanl q
the British forces in the trimea.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
BIGGEST GUN YET

Was fired in this plaee precisely at l2o'.
clock to-day, by ORWLLE JENNINGS, Esq,
on the occasion Of Democratic Mass Meet,
in and free barbecue, given us stated in their
circular. by their amenuansis or Chief pro
ten "a foreigner bY biah) To meet their
common Zoe, the Know NoIhings Mr.
JENNlNas appeared in the stead o. McSsrs
WARREN, MlrenGt. GANrr anl RoYsros,
mud delivered, as va. thought by their iol
lowers. a beautiful etulngy upon the lie
aud character nf the Amrrieau Party. eun.
siapriug it, as he did extinct Bat ere he
hal done ohnunlug his rcqaiems o'er the
remnius Of The departed. he was struck, IL.
iounded, seemingly horror stricken, at the
idea If peleelving small spark at vitality
left, which he thought had been warmed in,
TO eNi.truee by few Of the good eiafns ol
Scyicr. upun whom, This hydm headed mon.
ster reeoiled, in view OF crushing out the
last remains of Amsfieao-.fTineiples "be.
meath the 0ssa like mountains If his Willy.
ing slahdtrs But alas, plor ORViLLe
It won't do The good citizen. Of Sewer
have sovereign contempt Tor all suel lawa.
ing cdlors-vrihe dapsof q timfig eiiqHs
-on whom. he is alike lavish in hi. culn.
gies. Us he is 81 wont to besluw Oh Pieree
aud his Catholic aul.cumpromi,e admins.
lfalion but will sion learll, aud 10 III saF.
row. that the sentiments ART NOT exactly IN
hafmuny wiih those entertained ty the sos.
crrisus OF SEWER
There were present about 80. gents aud
Indies inclusive. who after the speaking wa
over, retired To the table winch va, well ar'
rauerd mdar tue beautiful ehina Grayc in
Judge folan's ward To pariakc of the sump'
tupns dinner prepared tor the oeea,lon
which, must ny, gave entire satisfaction
ns everything Vi. we'll prepared and in sui
d1ient quantity 10 have iel lhree limes tay
number
In the evening ,eseral application. wen
nude Ia join the Ameriean party. when tbs
door, eele opened. and seven members fe'
rcised. some Of whom assured us lhat abonl
thirty more Nonll eume m nj III, next re-.
ulaf meeting We would be pleased II .at
Mr. Jennins. asain CITIZEN.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
lFhr The Tesrph.l
eAnpsS, AK 5. Nov. OH, 1855.

CAMDEN, AgG's, Nov. 9ih, 1900.
DEAR Cousin It will no. do for loving
kinfolk to be iorgetlul Of ono another and
50 here am again touching those wires TINT
do Intercollegiate US Moods ! have You
any moods | have they trouble me
sometimes drawing me one way when !
want to 60 ano,her-making me sad When
it is highly necessary should he llvely--
dividing my boing--raising disturbance
within myself-prolaeiUg much disorder
and anarchy in tue moral government OF
the inner man. hate them and yet they
love me. As the case may be. they make
enemies or raise ialse expectations of friend
ship. Is the man to be pilied or praised
who is always the sdme' Docs not such a
soul siagnaie-palrig-rol in its own mae
tiyity! At any rate he Is joyle's-coll-
systemale-a perfect puddle Of hemmedi in
humanity! Ii | had been in SnAN GARG's
place | would have wfilien-.Le -. such
man be trusted | like the man Who, like
The great world in which he lives, In. night
and day-mornng aud evening. lor dny or
might without its change, would be hide.
Gus : aud it Is contrast which acs on the
mood as the background To the pielnre, and
shoyes forward the point YOU wish 10 be
seen Now, haven't | done it only in.
tended to tell You felt in the lumor and
mood Of writing 10 You Ills evening, and
away went of and got daeked in deep
water
Well, much change las come aver our
city since last told you bout T. Aud to
show you that am fully jnsiiiiel by fact Us
well a. law in calling our iorn eiig-
Listen ! was standing On the sidewalk
the other evening looking ahl listening
around me, whom saa two 'rltndid mag
uifeent, glcriously iue ladies' coming down
he street. Just as lbey passed me lbey
were eyeins two pam ladies' On iha olher
side of the street. ana one Of the mo ONES
remarked. with her uo,e considerably cle,a.
ied-.La, they are gaor eoaaiyg simple
lons-all out Of ia,hign ,a Country all
out Of taAi0a' Maybe they were Int one
thing | kaow, lhey ueFs noi oul oi l0afy :
Now. | didn't know The faf ladies, and
don't believe they live in Gamicn and il
they do, | am ia'i as s5fry as can be.
Oar river has risen ten feet and sill ii.
.ing npiily. Sunshine in day and fr1,l at
night The prospect Of navigation has
made some folks impalcui enoaghio daa
abody. Amt it too bad, Such doing.
ought not to be allowed
Sas send. You bis layo-l beg you re.
ceiye Il. fnr he is worthy. Ills blood j.
warm now aud ja,hipg like mountain tor.
rents through bis American veins lie will
drink pRrc diaughi, ef freedom ii he dies
Of ihir,,-bui he won't Do that,
Your sweet cJasin.
atFnpTITsg
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
HsIYou stocLhoiieFsl!

Ia., IN tue exc Of tie annual meeting
# the sockhpieH. Of ihe NJ. q. y L Il
railroad. we make Ihi. call hg amheHiig
upun tie s,uekhullor. aud friend. ct that
great enterprise. 10 eane 10 the meeting on
W,.lnrslly. the al.l inst irifh0at fail -
It vii undoubtedly be ouc ul lhe larg.el
and most enthusiastic meetings ever held
On the snhjgel Don't stay away because
you have not gui the Money To pay Your
eall., fr nobody blamss you for that. suilcr.
ing "a. We al have suffered during the pas
yenf forthc want Of lli' railroad. And We
M, authorized to Ny that all good sight
duh, ou New Orleans or lhc merchants of
Camden, will answer tie same as money,
n. they will lay til, deb. ot the company
But como IA. friend. ol improvement any.
how aud swell lhe rank. Of d1.,omrthius.
IN Arkansas. The prospect Was never
brighter.
We hnpc especially tia; cur frirul. IN
Hampstead and Sewer counties will come
down Ia al their strength that an mai,cr-
connected with the Interests Of this gltrIuu-
enterprise mal lc fairly canya..ed aud uu.
dcr.'OaI. Pie paprrs friendly to the ruad
will please keep thi. article "JJoSc ihs pro-
gic' uu,!l the meeting.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

Tnr RnrRs.-TnR teeonl rains have
caused the rivers to rise slightly, but we
fear not sufficient for navigation. Red riv.
CT has risen about eight feet at Fulton. bat
is now falling The ouachiia has risen
about twelve feet at Camden. which. per.
haps. may enable boats to reach that place.
The Arkansas river has rose about two feet
:, Little Rock
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
lKaolriHr ( Tam Uaig

The Nrw York Herald .ays that tho
late American m"rtin. IN ihr PAX wa.
"lakcu all in al, the mp. ir,m,udru. DO.
m"u.iraiiun' ever seen IN that rily. O.,r
2u,Op0 per'ons were present beyond ]
question llc American p1ry T. Increasing
IL numbers aud enthusiasm al u,c. to
country The principle. ul the patty. can.
ddly, tiirly aud thoroughly considered, are
tie soundesi anI nu'i patriotic now present
ed the cuuniy by any lary in lhs rnion,
aud they must prevail in the long run as sure
a. fArE it,elf
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

The Virginia American Convention. at
Lynchburg, adopted the following rcsolu.
tons
Rssoited. That this Convention cordial.
ly adopt the Platform of the American Par.
~ framed at phlndslphi1 in June lat. with
the following exposition Of tue sih section
thereof
RcSoircd, That the sih section of the
PHILADELPHIA Platform is not intended. in
the opinion Of thi. Convention, to exclude
any citizen from any political sutton on ae.
count Of hi' religious faith but only such as
may have reserved paramount Allegiance to
foreign Potenlale.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

Surfing Developments in Kaa'as-
A dispatch from st. Joseph, Missouri dated
October 90. to tho St. Louis Rcpajiican,
says:--
Il have seen the constitution Of secret
military order ol the free Stale men Of Kan.
sas Territory. for the overthrow OF tbe Ter.
ritoral Government The e1poSe, which
il. a strong document, is made by +. Laugh.
lin member Of the executive committee
Of tue order.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
Arknn.n. stato Council.

The following re.lluions were adopted
by the Council, at Little Rock, on the 3l,i
ult.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

While Pclissier, Bo'quot McNIahon, and
the other French Generals led their troops
in person to the assault of the Malakoii, the
English were safely lodged in a trench,
where they witnessed the humiliaiing re-.
pulse at the Redan
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

Ano,her HaH R0JJcy Aycacl IN
Oiio-We learn from dispatch says the
n. o. PicayUne, that SrILMAS WEBB,
post.olIice clerk at jefferson, Ohio, was ar.
rested On the 23d ult, for pur!oinipg letters
from the mails
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

Hon. John NJ. Berrion, Of Georgia, aad
Hon. Henry ". llilliard, of Alaham1. have
each accepted IN invitation to deliver one
Of the course Of lectures ihis winter. in Tro.
nOnt Temple, Boston. on tho peculiar in.
siiiution Of the Soulh.n
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

u TnosAs 4. eARRlNeroN, Esq, has
taken charge of the editorial department Of
the Democratic Uaioa published at FL.
dorado, ia lhis State.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

The Washington correspondent Of the y.
Y. Herald, reporting the doing. Of The Cuun
Of Claims. suys:
The claim Of John c. Hale. claiming o
paicul for the land on which are situated
the celebrated Hot Springs IN Arkan.a.
valued at 100000 {. .ct ~ Monday 49,
Hon /. y. Stanton Is attorney lor the claim.
ant !"
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

INCREASING THr PArRlors 1T is stated
that during the rfeseut year ono thousand
foreigners a month have been naiuralIzcd
in the Courts Of New Yofk city. Thus It
appears that twelve thousand votes cin Be
manufactured from the raW material in that
single city during a year
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
The Meetlng nj tParneI.ftn.

4 correspondents Of the Gasolle Il Dem
oorai, writing from Paracliiia, On the 9l,t
ult, SAYS the
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

STEAMER BrRsED.-Tho esamer Il.
change, with her cargo, consisting e near
300 bales. took fire On tho Ilh inst, two
miles above 6orioh's Landing. on Red riy.
er and was totally destroyed Tie Grc
spread 50 rapidly that no one saved any.
thing but their lives The books aud pa.
pcrs were all loh.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

MAsoNo.-Tbe Masonic Grand Lodge,
which met a, Lille Rock on Monday. the
5ih inst, elected the following officers for
the ensuing term Of one year;
NAT g. SNrrn. G.. ~. l. II. ExoLisu.
G Lecturer. : G. A. GALLAonEa. G.. Or.
afOr, b. I. ARMSTRONG. G. S. "; J.
A. DEwooDY, G. J. ". 7. d. MrBRiug.
G. Secretary. h L, Dopof G. T,cas
Ryey.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

SANTA ANNA.-from the following par.
agraph which is csill from lhe A.piuwlll
Couricr, it appears that Santa Anna !, safe.
ly housed in hi. Old residence near Cnriha.
gcna. in New Grenada.
"Onr reader arc aware that ho has a
beautiful rcsInoncc Int a few miles from
Curhngona. lis hacienda was under good
cultivation two years agn, when be- lelt il OF
the call Of hi, parli,ans in Mexico. lle
now returns to private lii- Tor the third
time and we presume the little pn,jio Of
tobacco must have strong attractions to in.
duee him 10 locate hi, refinement there a
second time, after his exciting sud varied
career During hi. former residence At To.
bagn, his style Of living and hi. hospitality
were liberal even to p"tn.cnr.s and hi.
cordial welcome a.ionisbed many a sjlun.
cr Of various uniiunilillc. aud Of different
religious aud political creeis lie was The
general beneiacior Of q large ncigbboih1oi,
aud gave considerable attention 10 the yicin.
it's"
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

rnr ParslDrSer.-il is pretty well un.
dcrsiood now. that Pierce will try 10 get
tho nomination for a second term aud that
Wise. Of Virginia. is likewise in the field
for it Wonder il Seymour, Of New York.
isn't 6xinr up 10 mitch in
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

l. o. o, F.-Thc Grand Lodge Of the
Independent Order Of OidFollows met In
Little Rock on Wednesday, the 7Ih instant,
and chose the following officers for the en-.
suing year;
c. c. DAYtrr. G. ". c. D. MrcnrL,
d. G. N; D. l.. WILLIAMS, G. S, ".
W. 8. DAVIS, G. Seereiary"J. A. llrxRY.
G. Treasure.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
W.. Ar. II RAILROAD.

The Camlen Herald ol lhe sih instant.
mskes tie following afpealioihc slocsholl.
ers If til, feal
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

The good people Of st. Louis. Missouri
have bccu considerably exercised recent.
~ at The rumor that much Of the meat late.
y sold in their markets was from cattle IA.
boring under a singular disease called Texas
fever
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

yellow frvEa rs llrlrNA.--From The
"Star' of the LIST inst. We learn that the sci.
low fever has again made It's appearance in
that place aud that several deaths have oc.
cured from it.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

The census OF the State of New York is
nearly complete, and the population, it up.
pears, is about 3,3s2, 600 an increase of
over 100000 since 1850
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

u Arihw's Home Aasa:inf for No.
yember, is on our table. II is filled, as usn.
al, with interesting aud instructive reading
Terms So per anuum, in advance Ad.
lrc.s. T. $. Arthur & Co Philadelphia
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14
NATIONAL roLlcY

Res9lroa. That the National Platform,
adopted by ,hr American Convention ai
pb,ladclpbia. in June hsi, bc fully adopted
and endorsed.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

Gov Peasc has issued bis proclamation
recommending Thursday TIVE 29.h inst, to
be observed by the people Of Texas as day
Of thanksgiving.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

Justice Osborne has discharged all Of tho
Fire. Lorcrs recently arrested in n. York
This" says the Tribune, ii. in accordance
with the almost universal public sentiment. ("
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

TuE DrAR FoRneSfRs "A dispatch
from New York states ,ha, procession Of
Young Americans was attacked on the ;lsi
alt. in that city by the lrish.. who seized
their banncr. and brake up The procession.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

The Central Prc.bytcry Of Texas % S
have unanimou.ly pissed resolution dis.
eonragins the reading Of sermons by the
ministers in their connection.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

kentucky City is the name o. a newly
laid out town a, the mouth Of tho Ohio ry.
er, which. from It's great advantages, ia dc.
sinel at no distant day to become a con.
siderable commercial emporium.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

Dqrnum's baby show at Cincinnati was
grand failurc, in consequence Of the sttic.
iures published in the papers Of that city
lie has brought suit against the Conner.
eial, laying bis damages al ten thousai dol.
lars.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

Joel Schooner, aged 9s was recently
convicted at Auburn, n Y, Of arson, and
sentenced to two years imprisonment in the
Penitentiary.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

TrRRGaE RAIL Roap Academia
te!egrqphie Dispatch to the New Orleans
Pieaga3,e. dated the "a inst, states that a
terrible accident occurred on the Pacific
Railrood between ST. Louis and Jefferson
City, Missouri llappears that train Of
eleven cars, dllgd with oxeursionists, was
proceeding to celebrate the completion of
tie road to Jcayison City While crossing
the bridge n, 6asoonode, it gave way, pre-.
cipitaling ten cars, containing some seven
hundred aud dhy passengers. with drcad.
ful crash, into tho river, thirty feet below.
The Dispatch states TINT Of all these passen.
gers only about tleo hundred escaped AT.
i3afta! 1t is already known that twen.
iy.four are killed, \ rreat many Of the
wounded have been taken back to Saint
Louis.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

Tue SHELLS or New BK-Thc De.
mocrucy Of New York are divided in'o three
classes Of Shells The S9,t Shells (the
administration partly are Free.oilers, mostly
Of the Van Buren, stripe The Hqyd
Shells are the Dickinson men-"Gcw, but
undismayed"-wbo hate Pierce and Marcy
with truly pious, conservative and cousi.
tuiional hatred. And the Half Shells uro
Hards that have Just undergone ibc she'd
ding process, and who, when they get shells
again will have them Of the Administration
consistency.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

The n 0. Delta suys that in more than
5000 cases during the present season, in.
incubation for the yellow foyer bas been
tsttsd With entire success
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

The King Of the Netherlands ha. ordered
n gold medal to be struck in blnor Of 1t.
injury.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

The North Carolina American State
Council has abolished oil sccresy, aud con.
stituted itself into an open organization,
and recommend the convention 10 nominate
tho candidates for President and Vice Pre-.
sident be postponed to juno or july.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-14

The st. Louis Republican expresses It's
preference for Hon Edw. Bates, of that city,
for President