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The flu zacious leader of the Lawr-ns. nenln Kan
.as is lecuring in Indiana and Ohio, after d.sertns
the men he got into difficulty.
He seelns to DO an entirely disrepmhle person.
In recent speech in Ohio, lie the tempted
assassination of Jones by the following gross state
meni:
"Sheriff Jones' ia citizen Of Weport, Missouri.
He was shot the other day either BY ne OF his pro.
slavery enemies or a woman, at who's hsnls he de-
served death"
W. shall say nothing in reference bthis except To
quote the following from the indianapolis sentinel
"On Saturday, the l7ih inst, the VIE i this GAL
snt Col. Lane obtained in the Circuit Onut Of Dear
born county, divorce from him, thu s'iiLHns, Oh a
petition of his wife. After proving iiu guilty of
abandonment, and for other legal cssts, she avers
that he sent her home from Kansas, aungsrangers,
unpruvided for, unprotected, and wihut money to
nav her passage aud travel. She fhe mother Of:
three or four children of this same La
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

RECEIPTS AND EAPURTS OCOTTON.
New ORLEANS June 1.-The reccs of cotton al
this port the past week were l2,nO0ales. against
9 900 the same week last year. The ports to Eng.
land during the week were 10000 bal
At Mobile the receipts of the We were 5000
bales against 1000 the same week year. Ex.
ports 10 Great Britain during the we H. 900 bales.
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pEpI-ptIC4N COyvENIv

MONTPELIER. Vermont, June 4.-ne Vermont
Republican State Conv ention met hello day. Hon.
Levi Underwood, Democrat OF hig;andlng, pre-.
siding. Delegates for the State at 10 to the Ma
iunsl Republican Convention were eted. and res
olutions were passed denouncing in sng and high
toned language the recent outrags Washington
and in Kansas. The Convention ws,liy attended,
every county except one being repres ed.
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Gle who fights mud runs away,
MAY 1--we t. fsht another day"

This accounts for all the gentcnans gasconade-
lie had II lost reputation Tor courage To retrieve
and he nn doubt, solllnquised with himself thus
"tne first chance have | will challenge some ONE
! will offer the challenle III such q WAY. that If II in
accepted the civil authorities shall find II out before
the meeting takes place, and i'll the event of the yiyi
lance ut the law being c!ud-d, ana the meeting nc
Iually iakiu. place. wIl! Do prepared for a slight
luchrymat"n, the citizens Of Charlotte will un.
drrstand this aIlusi"n. hs this hns been known TO
avert impending hu,;IniIes." Oh Coriulanus Corus-
reputation for courage 10 retrieve and this accounts
tor the marked difference in our bearing throughout
this contest. The gentleman may call me 'dest l:u,a
ef honorable principle base sauderer, and white ly
ured coward" am willing 10 trust my reputation
against has word He might swear himself into va.
pour, aud lie could not induce one single Intelligent
individual who knows me-, 10 believe him. But,
indeed. think he gSHtrm1HS last attack HDJg ne
IS mgraitude, ''more strong than traitors arm" |
for he, doubt thlrsts for notorlety. and | have
been the means Of giving him nOtorety he never
would have attained by any other means.
| have watched the gentleman ascent up the s'ee
pie of noioriery, and have been forcIbly reminded OF
u vulgar expression | once heard, the higher the
monkey climbs the palmer he shows his tnil."
! have now r"bbrd the gentleman until | think
have nearly rgbb'd all the Il .sh of him; and II.
been informed he j. the Know Nothing county
EectJr. viii leave his bOG~s tor some Democrat
crack, in case lie should show his diminished head
during the canvass.
In conclusion, have been Informed the old gentle.
man at whom he threw the rock and then run,
said that he nothing than the little rrd If
nothing whitfield down ~ n point; AMI | thIuk lie 10
nOw bur the shadow OF the thing he
JUNE ID, 1856 RO. II. CRAWLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

mss MYRBASE, substitute for oil bi,,er almonds,
IL ut less than half price Another supply just re-.
ceived for sale by PURCELL LADD CO.,
Juns5 Druggists, % Main street,
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THE ELECTION RIOTS IN Ne ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, June 3.-The Plume Of this
morning reports two killed and eeven.unded at the
rlsoton riots yesterday four of the lar dangerous
~. Trepanier. the clerk OF the dist court, it is
supposed will not recover.
Tfns majority for the American tit is between
l,UV0 and l,5OO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

CATTLE, HU1IS HND .7I!I:1i1 49,
REEF Demand very much d!nii;isheu, ana safes at
$40 prr hundred net Stock light
Rehabilitation Calves - TO Sc; superior 81 to SIS p
HoGs-ss SOP hundred. Sales limited to wants OF
daily consumption =. -,
STEEP Supply of Mutton fair. We quote s5a6 IS
eros. s. 10 IL a head for fair to superior Sleep.
eLAMBS-Sell al g TO 81 and 2 mead, according 10
quality.
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HENiICO LIGHT DRAt.OONs.


5BhkADE ia front Of the Civ Hall in full uni. A,ii
q i"rii ana fully equipped, (exc-pt vnI-esy On ~
Monday !bh int halt past clock to ce- .s3Ss
or"'' me second anniversary of the troop Arm as
"nH equipments III order tor Inspection by the aud
'r III chr'. New m"mberr who have NOT obtained bel
NETS can hpP-ar IN orug" caps Members are required
:" n' HnciN rs IN" roll VIII be called in
'.' va ~ ""s written cxcus"s Tor all previous 40
scnt.cs must be- hHhd- To- the co,nn,,nii ;,r M, th.
day By order Of Major Davis w.
June O-cii r,,nctr =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

VIOLENCE AND BLOODSHED IN KANSAS
CHICAGO, June 3.-Dates from Lawrencr To the
25th ut have been received. The correspondent OF
the Tribune sends list Of the property destroyed al
Lawrence, amounting to Sl:O,OUO.
The difficulty mentioned as occurring at Pottawa-
torni- Creek t0uk place az O,awatome.
The quarrel from the depreciation by the pro-
slavery nrn on the cattle OF the free State msn. On
the 18th ultimo, the pro-slavery m N seized free
State man and hung hun, when hIs wife lied anu
aroused the nrighbor, the hight onstici
in which iv. pro.slavery men, aud two free State
men were killed.
a force OF sixty men has been organized at West
port, NJ IssourI, u propceci 10 Osawatom.e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

CHOICE Fanny SUCKS.
100 DOZEN Fancy, While and brown Socks, 20
HUD which we iEvi'c the attention Of purchasers.
GAUZE MERlNO SHIRTS.
Assorted in size ant quality. Also, Short S.ee'e
Wrappers, decidedly comfortable and Convenient for TIE
seasUn
FINE CLOTHING
Considered !cas. by those who have examined TEE
nck exhibited by the suD-cribcr.
SUMNER CLOTHING
OF all styles and grades necessary tor and yonin'
wear, made up with much possible from sood'
selected with al eye 20 strength and appearance
GkUSHUEG & TUPNAN,
June 10 Main street;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

N.vAL-Ths new stenn.frgste Roanoke wts tax.
en- out Of the dry dock a. Norfolk, Tuesd y, and
placed under the shears preparatory to hosting in her
builers machinery, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

HHOkSE TONIC tor improving the condition u
n nurses giving them an appetite sSpc!Ing worms
relieving hliebound and iat,siny them IN shoft Hs
The great n!vantas this Tonic has over the mineral
paratuns Tor horses il, that De lr OH after she i
mh IL Improved without hi falling back 10 hs former P
condition. The above has bser fully tested, and ioan- "
answer in every case. Made and sold by ,
DUVAL s. NORTON.
June Druggists, lu,h aud MnII az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

TEXAS DEBT.-The Star states that the Treasury
Department paid on Monday. Tuesday and to Il
o'clock Wrdnesday,to the creditors ithc late Rrpub
tic of Texas. under the net q" Congress Of the 2Sfh Of
February, 1855, the Of Si.35a,j2i IL. II will hr
recoileced the amount appropriated WAS S''J0,0OO.
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LAND FOX SALE.

TaNiE subacrib-r Des Tor .aIe IN ;rat II l1nd IYns
Il BHni-t.r river IN III" county oilAtaN. afjoh.hs
the lands at WIN II Clark, Esq aud Capt Pau, ''"'
Tar contains by ,urv"y ~ acres, "" OF
which low grounds, 30 wood land the remainder %
cleared upland, portion al which has bern !"afcG ''
tobacco. There the trace usua plihth't'h
house, grannry barns stable hDu-" n"-r" hv.''
aud O"cr.,cr. hUus,; h!-U small dwelling house, WIN
two rooms, and kct-n attached recently DuIt Ih"f"a
also SpiEc excellent well Oi water very con'r
MEN, tor limitation ,rp,-n- TM!- plantation CVIno!ues
n vantage. Possessed ~ very few; 1t Is IN ctsr"os
nr,ghDD! hood aud in les t!an mile OF depot on tue
| Richmond and DIny.e Rnlroad Persons w!aE!ns 10
| pur tase are invited % see n" ihHd
My. rircss is Sco,;s5ur- r o. Halifax county. Va
,.t-clm JOHN CLARK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

ST. LOUIS, June 5.--liov. Price has ordered an
election fur IN. first nnduy in August, 10 fl the va
cancy in the House n Representatives occasIoned by
the death OF Hon. John Miller.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

KNNI.E OLE rlIER MlMt u x

IT q
A. R0"doipL'S Rookst0re, .Vn,n STREET. Rtchmoat
Thursday, June J. IN DO,Rs Orr Dyos.
Seven O'Clock. 4. NJ. y -
T~ clvc O'Clock NJ - -
Five o'clock. p 81 "a sG
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SERIOUS AFFRAY IN CINCINNATI.

CIScISxATl, June 5.-Grorg- =. Buell., editor OF
Civ made speech last night in front Of the Burnet
House. and, while denouncing the Know Nothnss
and AboIitionisis he interrupted by III vdual
in the crowd The matter finally came 20 blows; IN
the melee MIR. BULL wa stabbed in the back with a
knife which penetrated his lungs and inflicted most
dangerous wound. His condition this morning is
critical al his wound bleeds internally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

EDUCATIONAL CONTROVERSIAL Convention is to
assemble in Richmond on the 23d Of July next TO
take into consideration the interests of education III
our Slatc-how it may be best promoted and " mu
tua consultation to agree upon some general shene
to be recommended to the Legislature, at It's next ses.
sion for its approval aud adoption.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

KINDERHOOk, n. Y, June J.-Ex President
Van Buren, was thrown from Eia horse this morning,
Receiving u severe wound the head, but not dan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

A FAIR Is New KxSr.-This fair began on tie
81 inst. Ii is ocat- ID al house " miles from Ken
inond on the road To Providence Forge. ~ Is
held for the benefit Of a handsome House OF " or
ship, which the New School Presbyterian ChtTch Is
building in that vicinity. This little body Of Chris
tals numbers just TO- Or. r. p Chr s'Inn Is t1e on
" male mernber-they have undertaken n work L.
which unalde,;, they unequal, but which al wiz
allow IN be necessary when the fact IL known thai
there is not resident minister in New Kent who makes
the ministry hi. regular calling. They have received
assistance from generous friends ner,l more
money to pay for their building. The Fair wiI con-
tnue several days. the Articles sold will b" usual ~
well as ornamen,al-,he refreshments will Do su,stan
tal Us well as delicate.
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rrrr' ~. J"rr :. o.. hundred and fifty Gov.
ermmlrnt troops passed through here to.du, bound
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To TIE PUBLIC.

MIR. JOHN k. CARDWELL HAVING Gin =;
~ tice 10 myself Published in the RichoJ'.
Wing OF last Friday. t3Drh of Mayj q CARRIED 80.
count 81 correspondence between himself and ma
deem II my duty to give him another passing nn,;ce
II the gentleman had given faithful report of nv
correspondence, would have been content to IL, ~
matter rest there, but Instead of this he has ,unn-
ed me Most material part of my last note wI,.r;,
hh Is ,nae 10 appear from fair statement Of fact,
ana IN" legitimate Conclusions theretronI in , mas.
aupcratIvely uiirrou. position Bu,. n,rhans s",s
allowance ouSh; 10 be made, as III. "phy.ic 10.
snap and lie, no doubt, felt rs did his grsi, nro,"
type when lie exclaimed. "Nn more OF thar HsI =.
h"u lowest me- But. what will the public THINK ~
a man VINO prates 50 much about honor Will. in
publication which Processes 10 be a report of n na.
Repentance between himself and bis sivarsarr ~
'ieeis II necessary, IN justice To- myself" 10 .unnr
the most material part at his adv-rsary's arricI
I" alter tile pra-"oi"gy of his own aud nn nnv ,I
but actually {" insreprcscnt in his CONTINENTS RI,
you this honor A. tn hi, rni.rrnr,...r,.,; a a
only notice two of th~in H.. says [ ASKED a -
uay5 10 reply Ia MS last note, and that four davs az
Ter, he received my reply. In the first place uir
say asked H3ih!"g. but when his not- was hapd.J
u me replied promptly, Il would iafs ma ora nm,
IL answer II: aud, III the second place by I,,k,n, =,
~ date, wi! be seen ~ have been written m. dav
after his last and by applying IL the P,.,na,,.r !,
can be proven that my answer WAS sent rh ir., maj.
that PASSED after tn, reception of hi, moi. iI
convic; the gentleman nj numerous other ipacrmr.
cirs, but It would swell this communication Ia 80,
cr length than wish. The g-nl-man's arrcl. /, az
tualiy and vulgar that it i. oi-nsiv. IN ANY
sensitive mind. How is II that the gen,l-msn's la.,
article is written III 50 much worse taste than his ar
tcle "Randoiphi'
One would suppose he ought Ia improve, as i, I.
said practice makes perfect; 10 his ouursc hits az
me am willing To make some allowance rs he is cer
tany incapable OF giving q delicate hit.
Aud what will the public think uf a man who
pirates 81 much about courage, cowardce, &c, who,
il il notorious, first threw rock or miss. Of sons
snrt at, aud then ran from all uuarncd man. though
some three or four gentlemen had hold of tim aid
perhaps had him down on the floor. Here you see him
stIlI participating in the feelings d" his "lIustrious
Predecessor" bounds, ain afraid of this gunpoy.
der Prrccr, though he be dead"
| have been crcdiably informed that the above
fra; WAS actually performed by this chiva!rnus knight
a short time since. He, no doubt, thought on III,
DccnsLun. That
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CAMPAIGN PAPER,


During the the propretors of the E"9A"0 "'
publish WEEKLY CAMPAIGN PAPER, in which every ".,
AMI principle in issue between the opposing p"r"e'
be thoroughly discussed We will eEGeavor 10 '''"Ae '.'
paper scrviceable rcpersory of facts and
those who propose to take part in the canvass, w
number will be Issued immediately after the a'J
of tho Cincinnati Convention and the last hu'uoe ~ e
lst OF December. Persons wishing 10 N'o
forward their names without delay; i'0 ''' N'''
not get a complete lille.
The CAMPAIGN ENQUIRER Will oe oe d.
lou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

The VIRGINIA SEARCH LAw.-lt is stated by n
writer in The Bnston Courier that the barque Edward
Everett. which sailed from Baltimore for that port
the 18th ult., owing 10 head wind!, anchored IN
Hampton Roads. when she wsS boarded by pilot,
who demanded s.. und.r the State law Of Virginia,
authorizing the searching for slaYes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

NEW YORK, june 5.-Flour is firm; sales OF
Sa- brands at s. III Ohiu 81, Southern ST. So fancy
So ~. extra IS 10 Wheat is firm; sales Of Southern
white at 81 IL. Corn is firm al 53c. Stocks are dun
FIrylulas yl:,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

~ HEcSE, Nc.-stenn Cheese n poxes
q Erglish Dairy Cheese IN III ~ - 80
..uQii.a aud French Mustard ..s,shire Sauce
English Walnut Cat.ups. ind
~ obls reilly hue Wniskey uar-rys
2uO half bbls " ood's Family Roe ns'
For sale by -, :, HARRISON CO.
June6 '" 80 800
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

chester Vrginan, the fly, wees aud dry weather
have SO injured the wheat that than half crop,
il that, canuot be expected in Frederick, Clarke or
Hampshire. or n any Of the counties Of the north
valley of Virginia Corn and the pastures suffer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

BALTIMORE, JrSE 5--Flour is unchanged; sales
all kinds at So H. Wheat aud Corn are shade
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CITY AND .TArx news.

VIRGINIA BAPTIST AssucIATIoN.-Ihe hyn, y.
burg correspondent Of the Dispatch furnl'hes %
paper with an account nf the closing SESSION -! We
Baptist General Association of Virginia at Lynn"
burg Rev. Mr.. Ryland made report from me euu
cation board, of the condition Of Richmond UneG,
Ii has spent on improvements this year S!oo'V' ~
endow lrlsnt fund amounts tn S12DOO wlrr'' IL NV n,n
ed in State stock debt; due on the building So"
which will bs quidated by sinking funu III , I,a
Years The board recommends an application w ~
Legislature for permission to have Il lhroI"e,e"
chair in the Institution. The Board OF Eh"rnt',"
now has Is young men at the College wh"'n !. :. :;
tuituusiy educates, all ot them have the inih'S.! -
view, and about II of the other students. Ao'u'
SOU il needed beyond the present fund 10 oe''' "
expenses of the beneciaries. The report WAS aa'P'
ed. eC,,
On motion of Rev. DR.. Burrows, the Board Of Eha,
cation directed to receive all worthy apP"e"'''
Tor their assistance. ., . d
Holns Institute, Richmond Female Institute an"
Chesapeake Female lnsiruIe recoln!neiiueu "
the favor md patronage of the churches. :.
On motion OF Rev. Mr.. Rylnnd. it was resolved "
double the contributions OF the churches TO 'he c"u'
Of education. ..s
The report of tho committee on Coportage was
read by Mr.. G j. Sumner. Seven Cnlporlrurs nav
been laborng during the year with gratifying
The Association resolved to prosecute the WORK VIII"
renewed vigor. l,
A resolution to the effect that each church Shonlo
contribute 81 at least for each white member u '
cause of State Missions, was lost. o,o i.
The propositions to raise and spend Sioooo 'n'1
year for State Missions the oral instruction oi c"u
people and the effort to build new house Oh "or'
| ship in Wheeling, were discussed. ~
Thanks were voted to the citizens oil Lyhenou'h r.
| the railroad companies, &c.
| The Rev. Mr. Brondus appointed to preach OH
| Education at the next Association.
Monday night, Rev +. Hume administered me or,
dinance Of baptism to Bnrton Bean, ot Lynchnnr2'
deaf Inuto Professor TURNER Of the SInunton ASy-
| lum, who is himself deaf mute, made briel nd
dress in the sign language which was interpreted y
DIR. Burrows. These exercises were witneoscd WIN
dtep interest by lnrge congregation. AZ the same
hour Rev. c. Tyres preached at the ID Presbyterian
| church.
Rev. DR.. Jeter preached the valedctory. llemade
feeling allusiou to the growth Of the Association ir"
II mere haudiuI when he first knew it, I" lis present
numerical aud moral strength. Other remarks were
then made. Prayer Offered a hymn was 'unS
nuI amid glow of ratcrnhl feeling, the As-ncAtlo
,I,R ,.lLIlaund In .Lune lSLL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-06

CiScISS,TI JuSE j.-The Convention rn.assem
bed nj 10 o'clock. Two reports were submitted by
the committee Oil credentials; both relating 10 the
New York case The majority report was rejected,
and the minority report, dividing the delegation
equally between the llards and SOits, was adopted
The Convention then adjourned till two O'clock, P.
NJ. when it would proceed TO ballot for candidates for
the Presidency and Vice Presidency.
The majority report Of the committee on credentials
on the New York case recognized the Sos =
regularly organized part OF the Democratic party,
and the Hards a. organized body and they Oiier
resolution that the two be consolidated and hive d
pro rata representation, viz: the Sos Al, the iards
% delegates
The minority report takes the ground that the
uards are the regular Democracy, and tue Sofs se-
ceders, sometimes acting with and sometimes inde-
pendent of the party; and concludes with the follow.
ing resolution, i'll substance:
Resolved, That the two delegations be authorized
10 select 50 delegates eac each to vote separately;
the Softs casting the first vote
The minority report Was adoped-ayes 49,, noes
l23-Virginia voting aye. During the bao;ing
every affirmative vote greeted with loud applause,
and only slight applause for the negative votes. The
popular feeling Is evidently with the iards
On the announcement of the Vote the widest en-
thu-iasm was manifested by loud and prolonged
cheers from the hall and galleries.
A motion 10 reconsider was laid on the table by an
immense majority.
The Convention re assembled at two o'clock, and
proceeded 10 ballot for candidate for the Presden-
cy. On the fret ballot the vote stood as follows:
FIRST BALLoT.-Buchanan 49, Pierce l22 Doug
las 80, Cass ).
SECOND BALLor.-Buchanan l39, Pierce 1871
Douglas 81 !. Cass6.
THIRD BALLOT-Buchanan 1894, Pierce lib,
Douglas 81, Cass 81.
FOURTH ALLor-Buchanan al, Pierce ll9,
Douglas 80, Cass 81.
FIFTH BALLor-Buchanan 140, Pierce ll9i,
Douglas 81, Cass 81.
SIXTH BALLor-Buchausn l55, Pierce 1917
Douglas 70, Cas- S..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30
LIST OF The KILLED AND WOUNDED,
THE WAR IN Aqua.
TWO WEEKS LAlas FRsM CALIFORNIA.
News from New Granada, Nicaragua, Sand
wieh Islands, Costs kiea, Peru,
Chile, Bolivia and Ecuader.
y $1,79I,1S7 in Trea sure, !,
&C., d.. &c

The steamship Illinois. Chas s. Rogss, U 8 N, can
mAnder, lett AspinwSn May 2oth at 6:21 r NJ end "
rived at Hsvxna the 24th, "A a. Left HsvapA o.
the eeth at " NJ, and arrived ~ Quarsaune ~ Alx
O'Clock A. NJ. yesterday.
She brings the California mAs cS ths 9th tust ST. ToI
1ST In treasure freight and &C. psssen1srs brought
down on the Pacific sce by the Pscidc M. 5sesmshs1
CompAny's steamer Golden Gate, Capt. ". f. Lapidga,
which left San Francisco May 6th VI $40 P. M with $50
passengers So oy9 eel freight s2s5 774 Of which
was on foreign account
May 1Sth at ! P. NJ, the Golden Gete spoke stsamer
Golden Ago from Panama for ssn Frsucsco and arrived
at Panama May 18th, at 6:S0PM M
May 2Sd at Il NJ, of Caps st Antonio, exclanssa zig
nais with Bremen bark Hercules standing TO the nort
May 2dh, at ESQ p. M spoke the United States steam
f-igae Susquehap ma, starding for Havana
Died. May a. Jno. spauld us, aged 81 Of Calais Ne.
May %. Miss 8. Allyn, aged 20, OF Sandwich, Mass.