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USIrARIASIsH IN ENGLAND The London
Inquirer says that there are 1872 Unitarian
congregations in England, Including two
free Christian churches, which are decidedly
Unitarian in doctrine. Besides these, there
are several churches which take no doctrinaI
name, recognise no theological creed, but are
founded on the principle Of open communion
Tor all Christians. In Wales there are % Uni
taran congregations, in Scotland 6, and in
Ireland a-making in all 3l4 Unitarian con-
gregstions in Great Britain and Ireland
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PREPARE FOR WARM WEATHER.

1hETANE FUN "AhW "EAI HEM
WE HAVE LARGE AND COMPLETE
w stick OF SUMMER UNDERSHIRTS nd
DRAWERS for gentlemen. Of 6auze Merino and
Cotton, SIX, Isle Thread, Linen and Twilled
Cotton.
Our friends and the public are solicited to ex-
anime hem. Prices low. Goods cheerfully ex-
hibited at all times
GEO. III. b. WHITE & CO.,
Gents. Furnishing Store, 1872 Pa. avenue,
lie 5-eo2w between OH and 10th streets
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NOTICE.-OMNIBUS WILL BE
~ engaged and In readiness to convey Wis.
itors from Washington to the Ladies' Fair, at
Forrest Hall, and back again every evening at
the close Of the fair. lie LIT
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EWASHINGTON AND NEW OR
~ LEANS TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Com.
panv will be held at the Office Of the President In
the city Of Washington, ON WEDNESDAY, Ju-
ly I'd, 1856. DANIEL F CLARKE. Sen
m 00L2aW3W
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CALLED NJ E E TING OF THE
~ FRANKLIN FIRE CO.-The mem.
bers Of the Company are requested to attend a
meeting on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, the 18th
instant, at O'Clock
BY order Of w. H. TANNING,
IeI7-2t Vice President
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lust RECElVRD-
Scotch Herrings
Fresh Peaches and Apricots
Prune Cordial
Levy's celebrated Biiters
Vermacelli and Maccaroni
Sweet Oil
Fresh Teas, for sale by
JONAS p. LEVY,
Az Pa. avenue, Wine, Liquor and Segar store.
je lott ... ......
WTIRk DISH COVERS, round and oblonK
w all sizes, for sale low by
je9-u o. FRANCIS, 40 7th street.
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A CA D.-ThE UNDERSIGNED
~ would state to the public that the John
Murphy arrested for concealing calf belonging TO
him is not John Murphy, Butcher, in the Centre
Market. JAS. E. JOHNSON.
10 II -2A
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BUCHANAN AND BRECKINRIDGE
~ Grand Mass X ratification Meeting Of the
Democracy Of the District Of Columbia, under the
auspices OF the Jackson Democratic Association
to ratIfy the nominations for President and Vice
Prssident-James Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania
and John c. Breckinridge, Of Kentucky.
A Grand Mass Meeting Of the Democrats OF the
and Virginia will be held at the CITY HALL on
TUESDAY EVENING next, 18th instant, at :
O'Clock.
The various Democratic Associations Of this
city, Georgetown, and Alexandra, are requested
to attend with Banners and Transparencies
Distinguished gentlemen from every State oil
the Union are invited and will address the meet.
ing.
Let every National man, every lover Of oul
glorious institutions, attend
By order Of the Committee Of Arrangements:
ID. HOOVER, Chairman.
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To POLITICAL CLUBs.-Political clubs will
find the arrangements of the Star office for
printing their circulars, addresses, arguments,
pamphlets, &C., as complete as those of any
other printing Office in the United States
They may rely upon having such work done
at the Star office in a satisfactory manner as
to style and price. and in the shortest possible
time. Be sure to give US a call before making
ARRANGEMENTS elsewhere.
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NOTICE.

l. my present business for the purpose Of leav-
Ing the city, will offer my stock at cost Ladies
going away for the summer will do well to give
me call A. TATE,
No. 3l4 Pa. avenue, bet. 10th and 1Ith SITS.
N. BAH persons indebted to ire are respect.
fully invited to settle their accounts.
je l7-eO6t lntel& Union)
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ERALLY, DEMOCRATS, RALLY!
~ A meeting Of the Jackson Democratic
Association will be held on FRIDAY NIGHT,
at 7k O'Clock, to make arrangements for celebra-
ting the Fourth Of July, in the neighboring coun.
try. DANIEL RATCLIFFE, Pres.
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BUCHANAN AND BRECKINRIDGE

BUCHANAN AND BRECKlNRIDGE
~ All Pennsylvanians friendly TO the cleo
ton Of Buchanan and Breckenridge are requested
to meet at the Club Room southeast corner Of 9: b
and streets (entrance on 9th ST. on WEDN ES.
DAY EVENING, June 18th, at * O'Clock A
full and punctual attendance Is desired
By order Of THE COMMITTEE
IL 1T-2t
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THE WASHINGTON YAGERS
49, give notice that their Annual Excursion
to the White House Pavilion viii take place on
MONDAY, the 9TH July.
Further particulars in future advertisement.
10 1871
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I OST-ON FRIDAY MORNING, ~ N E
~ 18th, probably in front Of the Corset Store OF
Mrs. Wright, on Pa avenue, near 18th street, q
pair Of EYE GLASSES. mounted in steel, hsv.
ing morocco case and black cord attached. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
glasses at the store Of Mrs. Wright.
te l3-3t*
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Admission TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Tickets for sale at the Hotels, Book and Drug
stores.
ID For admission Of Schools AZ reduced price-
apply at Iron Hall, Pa. avenue jel7
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Il subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington County, in the District of
Columbia, letters Of administration on the per-
sonal estate Of William Phillips, late Of Wash
ington County, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the b,criber, on or before the 10th
day Of June next; they may otherwise by Law lie
excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of Jsne
1885. JAMES PHILLIPS,
1e 17-w3w& Administrator
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$500 WORTH FANCY ARTICLES
IN0K RAEEIE

$500 WORTH OF FANCY ARTICLES
SEVEN PRIZES, as follows:
l Lady Dressing Case, style Louis XIV at sI6O
2Oentlemen's Dressing Cases, silver mount
LADY,, Pancr M.c,e Wo,i D.. - So 10
l PAPER Mecae Music Stand ...... IS
l Gentlemen's Dressing Case, silvsd mounted 40
L Backgammon aud Chess Board, on stand . 80
200 Chances at 81 50. ssJO
The articles are on exhibition at
II. GALLT6AN co.'s
Dealers In Perfumerv, Faucy Goods, &c
1e 10 81 $40 Pa av, under Browns hotel.
MADAME 5. BUvALL, Practitioner Of
IVA Astroiogy and Phrenology, is prepared to
answer all questions relating 10 Human Life.
Questions answered personally CT by letter Ne
tlvities also written. NJ. - ID. is lately from
Europe, where she has recsived the most fatter-
ng patronage from the nobility. She Is now
taking a tour through the United states NO.
ton
N B.-Females in delicate health w II End vi
5. ID. an able and confidential medical adviser.
Her compounds are purely vegetable. je 1851.
A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
EIFTY TO SEVENTY-FIvE DOLLARS
per month may be made by the manufacture
OF an article In common demand, and from the
sale OF which at least one hundred per cent may
be easily realized. IL can be manufactured with
little trouble In any family; the materials are
cheap, and not over $40 or SIS are quired to
start II. Many persons in different parts Of the
country are now engaged In It's manufacture, from
which they are receiving handsome returns.
Full directions and particulars for its manufac-
ture win be sent TO any part Of the country on tie
Address, ERAsTUs HOPKINS.
1e l4-3t$ Washington, D. c.
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@THEM EMBERS OFIHE GEORGE
NJ town Democratic Association, and all
persons In favor Of the success Of the Democratic
nominees, are earnestly requested to meet at For
rest Hall on TUESDAY EVENING" the 18th
instant a Seven O'Clock precisely. In order to at
tend In body the ratification meeting at the City
Hall. ROBERT OULD,
je l6-2t President
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7INSTI7UTION FOR THE DEAF
M AND DUMB AND BLIND, g street,
between Goth and 2lst streets, south side -Friday
afternoon Of each week has been set apart for the
reception Of visitors at the Institution. The
friends Of this institution respectfully invite
to be present and witness the exercises on that
day. This institution is entirely charitable In
It's nature, having been established EXPRESSLY for
the benefit Of icted children for whom no pro-
vi ion has ever been made. Donations OF money,
household furniture, or Of almost any descrp-
ton, will be thankfully received at the institu-
ton jeI7-Iw
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SCHULHOFf'S THIRD MAZUkkA Just
~ published at the Music Depot Price Is cents
m 30-u Geo HILbps
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%@DEMOCRATS OF THE FIFTH
@A WARD.-You are requested to meet in
front Of Casparis's Hotel, on TUESDAY EVE
MING next, the 18th instant, at O'Clock, for the
purpose Of joining In procession ito the City Hal)
with the Democrats Of the Sixth Ward.
fe 16-9t
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IL York avenue, last evening, a fine case Of a
Magic Watch. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving 1t at J. w. WEBB'S Banking
House, Pennsylvania avenue, Lane & fuckers
Buildings. je H-3t
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A LECTURE ON CHINA AND JAPAN 10
be delivered every evening Of the exhibition by
WILLIAM H. CoYLR, Esq
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Col. j. c. Fremont, when for thirty or forty
days in the Senate of the United States, vii,
probably make not few of the members of
the Abolition Republican Convention, opening
to-day in Philadelphia, rather squeamish over
the proposition to nominate that gentleman
for the Presidency, unless they can stomach
straight-out votes with the most ultra Of the
South upon slavery questions concerning the
District Of Columbia and elsewhere. The
truth is, the C0lonel's notions of slavery have
undergone as material alteration since he be.
gan to aspire to the Abolition Presidential
nomination as those of Judge Mclean have
under like circumstances. What the latter
were formerly may be judged from the howl.
ing and denunciation to which his judicial
opinions upon slavery questions were treated.
What they are now may be judged from bis
recent letters-bsits for a nomination-swal.
lowing Abolition in,all its phases as eagerly as
he desires 10 have the Abolition Republicans
swallow him.
M. SUMMERTIME hear that Senator Sum.
ner Is " keeled up' at Silver Spring; r. P.
Blair rural residence. This is an odd state
OF the case truly, as all will comprehend who
remember aught of Blair's former position in
politics. lie will hardly have finished hi,
political career appropriately, We fancy, until
the Hons. Box Brown, Fred Douglas, and
Dandy Redmond are nesting in his bosom.
By the by, Doctors Miller and Boyle Of thi.
city, have completely pricked the humbus
concerning the despsrateness of Mr.. Sumner
! condition. Their letters read in open Senate
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VALUABL e NEGRO WOMAN FOR
SALE--For sac, for a term Of six .
yeats. from the Sd instant most valuable
NEGRO WOMAN, aged about twenty 1G
four years perfectly healthy aud sound IL
She Is one Of the best bread makers In the srict
Of co umba. Price $500
Apply to X III. GALLAHER,
je 16 3t% Todd's Marble Building
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NEW FLOUR STORE.

NEW FLOUR STORE.
Nfxth street, bsttosss Pa. avsnss asd ID 90.
'INHE BEST FAMILY AND ALL OTHEE
l. grades cheap for cash.
Also, RYE FLOUR. CORN MEAL, OATS,
CORN, &C, in quantities to suit purchasers.
Call and examine.
m 17-1m SAM,L b. PAUL
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500 REWARD.

500 REWARD.
WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD FOR
Il the apprehension Of John II. Ray, Henry
Crogdn, Ddrid Moore, and John E. BaiIy.
or One Hundred Dollars each-said parties hav-
ing escaped from the Jail Of this County on sun
day night last, about 10 O'Clock
appeal to every oficer CT tile law In the Dis
trict to exert their utmost vigilance In aiding ne
to secure the arrest Cf these parties.
ID ROOVER,
U. 8. Marshal for District Of Columbia
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SELF.SEALING CANS.

NOR PRESERVING FRUITS, VEGETA
Il BLES, &c. The only Can ever made requir
ing no wax, solder, or cement. For sale by
G.. 9. FOWLER Il CO.
je 16-3t Odd Fellows Hall, 7th 81.
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PERFUMERY, TOILET
- Articles, Cabas, Canes, Umbrellas &c, &C
selling of at sacrifice at 300 Penna avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets.
je l6-tr JOHN ELLIS.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31
A Bright straak Of Gratitnds.

lhe toowi ng letter appeared some months since
IN the San Francisco Citizen without The knOWe dg'
OF Dr. Young we copy il as q complimeniaH
trDllte TO one of the most skillfu physicians lHs'
ever made this state his residence as twas entlre9
unsolicited and made public without the kn0WeSg'
OF any one except the writer, it speaks volumes
1t should be cut out and pinned up for reference
any one who should be so unfortunately situated
10 Ny AFFLICTED FELLow-MEN.-Being about 70
leave the State of California for my home in hicu,
gan, | wish before leaving to recomend 10 your
notice that great benefactor, DR. J. G. lOlNu !
was on the very brink Of the grave when he slleel
ed forth his hand and saved me from death. fU
several years had been troubled with complI.s
ton OF diseases brought on by bad habits OF sen.
pollution III my youth, and vicious actions IA !I3
more mature life, aggravated by exposure III u'
mines, which had so weakened my system anu uu
dermined my constitution, that have often cv"
templated suicide. Borne down by rackIng pam
my body, dizziness in my head sore eyes p'lu,
and misery in my back and hips wearness ~ pt
legs, evil forebodings, together with conlI,uo
melancholy, | was ashamed to look my neignU1%s "
IN the face and considered my best friends 70 ai "
my worst enmies; my dreams were irighilhi, a'-
at times strange phantasies took possession o. ny
mind ] was fast hurrying TO insanity, thar ~o., .
of living deaths. In this state, friend ana pi,'
ner IN the mining business. approached me on =" ,.
subject and advised me to 20 to the Bay az" ~
DR.. Young; did So and thank God for H. IA
Young examined my case, and told me ne COX. ii.
cure me. Shortly after commenced tahiNg p
medicine my troubles began to decreas, and iI 'Dm IN
months was perfectly well. Take my adVlce a.. n.
you that are afflicted, and call upon him. ioI
will cure you; he hascured several Of my acqI'.~
anees, after they had become discouraged by @ oe.r
deceived by the humbugs OF the day. both by A'",'
lean and foreign yagahonds. Ny heart leap
ward him with gratitude for his benefits % lns
my friends CHAS T. MANltVt I@
Mar 18th, Sc. ~"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31
M AR RIED.

u, On Sunday May 18th, 1856, at the residence Of
w w. w;,, ~, mllsoh' Cosumnes Mr.. OLIVER PLUMMER
L. WILSON, of the former place
VIZ" 'ne above notice we received slice of
cake and a bottle of genuine Heidseck, but being
a temperance man, we had to refrain from tasting
.he sparkling beverage. In our dilemma. we called
IN our Joyial friend of Wells Fargo q Co.. Express
who done ample justice to cur share, and with the
printers of the office, wished the happy pair lone
life and prosperity.
All of tenor be their after-ifc
NO day discolord with domestic STRIFE.
no jealousy, but mutual trgih bcllevd
Secure repose, and kindness undcccivd'
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31
Allied Interference.

The last news of any Importance from Cen
trail America is difficult to believe. 1t is
that several frigates of the British and French
West India fleet had blockaded Grey
town, and that they were shortly to be joined
by the United States squadron in the Gulf
The object as announced was to prevent the
landing of troops for Walkers Democratic
Army in Nicaragua.
We repeat that it is hard to believe this
news and it seems to us that its confrma-
tion, il confirmation be received, will be read
with Indignation by every American catizen.
What has become of the Monroe doctrine
opposition under any and all circumstances to
European interference upon American SOIL
beyond the limit of their present colonies
That doctrine is unquestonably the sentiment
of the American people, and it should be re-
spected and maintained at the cannon's mouth
if necessary, and by the whole power and
strength of the Government.
If the Government persists in refusing to
recognize the new Government of Nicaragua
and is determined that those who would risk
their fortunes with Walker shall be prevented
why not blockade Greytown without French
and English assistance? One frigate would
be sufficient for the service and the allies
could then have no possible excuse for inter-
ference If they persisted in aiding the
blockade then it would be time to inform
them that the American people would fight
rather than permit it.
Our Centeral American difficulties with
England have not been by any means adjus-
ted and at time corresponding with the
conclusion of peace in Europe, the allies ap-
pear to have taken the first step towards car
rying out the memorable declaration of Clar-
endon-to-wit, that when peace should be
concluded in Europe, the allied policy would
be the same in the West that it had been in
the East. We cannot see how the American
Government, with such facts as exist, within
its knowledge, could possibly have consented
to any arrangement whereby the allies must
inevitably gain strong foothold in Central
America
Itnowappears pretty evident that Walkers
government should have been recognized by
the United States at once If such had been
the case, ace would have the foothold now,
and the allies would stand but apoor show
By-the-by, il is said that Walker had inter-
cepted letter from the English government
to the government Of Costa Rica, rendering
the use Of British ships, men, money and
arms to fight against Nicaragua; and that
he had forwarded this incontestible proof of
British designs in Central America to Wash
sngton, by the hand of Geo. Wilkes We
shall see what effect it will have upon the
powers that be. Onr opinion is that there is
better prospect for rupture than has ex-
listed for some length of time.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

AFFRAY.-An ARRAY, says the Pctaluma
Journal, occurred at the Petaluma Race
Course last Saturday between VIM Weeks
and VIM. Shelton, which resulted in Weeks
receiving a severe if not fatal wound upon
the head, inflicted by Shelton with mall
Weeks was taken up for dead, but we learn
that his chances are favorable for recovery.
Shelton fed and has not been arrested
Cause of assault not known.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

AccoMMoDArING.-The Vigilance Commit
tee of San Francisco, makes it part of its
business to send persons whose company is
not desired out of the State Those who are
without means are generously provided with
home tickets. We hear it suggested, but
cannot say with what probability, that a
number of STRAPPED individuals from these
parts contemplate visit to the Bay, with
the view OF making application to the Com
mittee.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

A PAIR OF BoUNcERs.-T Marysville
Express says at New York, Star Ranch, Yu-
ba County, on the 22d inst, the wife of John
Scott was safely delivered of IA pair of boys,
the aggregate weight of whom was Isl lbs.
Both mother and boys are cas- well as could
be expected" Judging from a letter from
the proud father, we should say that he
was nothing daunted." We trust he may
have Aourshing crops.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

A SINGULAR LErTER-We find tie e,r
ing in the Sunday Varieties, paper nnIi'' ,J'oS
cd at San Francisco, and give It for ,rI.. II',' |.
is worth. 1t may be all ccrrect ''"' u
'The following was sent us yes,,.5
afternoon, and we have no reason to J'u Jsl
its authenticity En-. VARIETIES. 0O''
"MR. EDlroR: BY publishing the follor,
letter you will do me favor and com"i,
with one of the last requests of the unfor,l
ate man who wrote it, He requested mo ,'. !.
the letter, as you can see, to have il puhl;5 "
ed after his death, aud for this nnrnn'' -9''.. /,
send You a copy Of it, as | will keen tbo o,.
inal for many reasons. You can publish y'',' a,
or not as You please; but if you do NOT bn, ,,'
it and say nothing about it, IL YOU do r"i' ,,"5
lish it you will do me a service to ono rI' ,I
is your ~
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

MUrNY.-A mutiny occurred at the Bay,
on Friday morning. May 23d, on board the
ship Osborn Hows, Capt Kelley just max
ing ready to sail for Callao. The seamen for
some cause refused to do duty, aud all per-
suasions proved of no avail Capt. Kelly
sent word to the officers of the Revenue Cut
ter W. L. Marcy, who took party of men
with them, and placed the obstinate portion
OF the crew in irons, after which the vessel
proceeded on her voyage.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

JOHNSON & Co., laid upon our table last
week, a large number of Atlantic and
European papers and magazines, for which
they will please accept our thanks.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

VIGILANCE CoMMrTEE.-The Vigilance
Committee of San Francisco keeps up an ac-
tive organization. Several suspicious persons
have been arrested, and are held in durance
1t is supposed they will be sent out of the
State.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

The Mormons have established a newspa.
per at Copenhagen There are some three
thousand Latter Day Saints in Denmark
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

WHEAT-A correspondent of the Union
cautions farmers not to contract their wheat
crops to spectators He says, take the state
through, and there will not be more than half
a crop.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

Ned MCGOWAN and Peter Weghtman
have been indicted by the Grand jury of
San Francisco as accessories to the murder
of James King Of VIM
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

BLIND DANA Company owning a
claim on the South Branch are constructing
a blind drain" from the mouth of the canon
up the Branch a distance of from half to
three-fourths Of a mile-the trench being 90
feet deep in some places and blasted through
limestone rock at that Some idea of the
value of claims in this vicinity may be found,
when it is known that companies go to this
expense to secure drainage.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

The flag of Nicaragua consists of three
stripes, two sky-blue and one white with the
seal of State and representation of seven
volcanos upon the latter.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

NEIGHBoRLY.-The Mormons of Salt Lake
are short of money and provisions, and the
Mormons of San Bernardino are sending sup
plies of GRUB" and clothing to their relief.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

THE Sultan of Turkey has issued fyman
abrogating all distinctions on account of re-
ligion, language. or race, in the Ottoman
States.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

SuBscRIrToNs to the King testimonial are
being rapidly made throu ghout the State
The widow and orphans will be abundantly
provided for.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

The U. S. sea coast dcfenses consist OF
81 forts and batteries, mounting 6,1S9 guns.
For war garrison, for all of them, 80, 400
men would be necessary.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31

ONE man (T W. Park has contributed
$1,000 to the King testimonial, and several
other individuals and firms have "come
down" to tune of $500 each.