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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

ORE. j. LOEWENTHAL's WATER-CURE
~ Bergen Hshts Hudson County, New Jsrsey-Ths un.
formerly Physician the Hydropathe lnsatatob at
Bsttleboro w. has opened this ests6.hnent nt
with abundance Of soft water aud contains com
plete GymLsu which sIso considered an essential p<Ts o
Hydropethc Apf -ratuf. /, -,
The estabhinent be reached from SewYork N less
thar hall an hour either the H0boken Jersey City Ferries
from wher ee stages BY and the bouss. Direct een
" wv T. j. LOEwENTHAL, NJ D.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ SPRING ARRANGE EMENr, Commencing March 5, lS1i

Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and cana'st
TRANS LEAVE NEw.YoRK-For New Haven: 7, a. N,
(Ex) u IS, (Ex $40, and p m 70, BrdsoPorf; y
Fafed Southport and Westport: m: u m S;so p IN
Fot korwak a. IN Y mt (Ex) $40 Si9 P N 70. &
Darien and Greenwich; Inn 3:O, ,: - :: m fOf
Stan ford T. a. m. Osx); u nj lEI SN, 9lS p IN.
For Port Chester and intermediate Sta'ns NJ I'm
$40, 4, Sis, pm
CoxSEcTSG TRANs-Fos Boston; A. m. lEx.l p m
Fyl For Hartford and Springfield a. m. tEKl u m,
n M (Fr) For Connecticut River Railroad 10 Montreal;
a M (Ex For Canal Railroad: IL N. TO Westheld- For
New.London Railroad: a. M Up ~ For Hous.tonc Ran,
road: a IN For Naug gatuck Railroad: lEn
For Dsnhr n and Norwak Railroad: a. M, 2. .
TRAINS YoR NEw-YoRK-From New-haven; $3.50, 7, ~ -
A. m ESQ (Fx) AS, $50 p ID. tEx) From BntgePort:
6:l5 144, lO:So $50 E1l $50 lOil m tES) From
Fxl FROM Port Chester: $500 s. a. 737 s:Vs las a. M
$50 M JAMES II. H0YT, superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-Tho GREAT

i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Wegen Northwestern and SouthH estern States by cor
nuous Railway direct The Road also connect. Pittsburgh
nth daily line of Steamers TO all ports in the western kvers
and at Cleveland Sandusky with TO all ports on
the Lakes making the most direct, snd
reliable which FREIGHT can be forwarded &c ana
from the Great Weet. ....-.<xx
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
fRs1 Class snoe. Dry oood' un sOc per 100
SECOND CLAss.-Books and Stationery, Dry)
Good, lin balesJ Hardware, Leather, Use per 100 70
Wool Ac...................''. ...'.'.''':1
THIRD CLAss-Anys Bsgging, Bacon and AZ. mar 100 "A
Pcrk lin bulk } Hemp, 6c..............:) wv
FouaTH CLAss-C01ee, Fish, Bacon and &c ner 100 M
Perk tpacked) Lard and Lard Oh. ..; -
In shipping Goods from any point east OF be
tcula to marx the package Via PennsylysDa Railroad" All
Unsigned the Agents Of this Road ct Phadepha or
Pitisburgb will be forw arded withou, detention
ACENrs-Hsrrs, WorInley 4 Co, AemPhs Tenn
r. /. Sass Coz 81 Louis; J. T. Mitchell Son, Evansville,
Ind Dumt sn Bell hurioek, and Carter Jewe't LOUIS
Vile Ky. b. C. Medrun, Madi.on nc sprgmsn brown,
Irwin Co. Cincnnsti n. W. Graham Co, Lenesvile,
Ohio; Leech Co.. No "A Kilbyst Boston; Leech Co, No.
Astor House New-York No. Willamst, and No Bste-
rypsce Newyork; f. }. sneeder, Phiadelphs; Masraw
Rooms Baltimore Geo. c. Francscus, Pittsburgh
For further particulars or bills of ladng apply 10
LEECH Co., Agents Penn. RsilToai Co..,
No 2Astor House, NewYork
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhisdephA
H. J. LOnBAERr SuperDte Ddent, Altoona Ps-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
YYIE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
l. STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-The ships composing this

BALTIC, Capt. Comstock. ADRIArIC
Thes ships having been built By contract expressly or the
Government service every has been taken Ia their cen
also in their engines 20 insure strength and SPEED
and their Accommodations for passengers ane9uaed Tor ele
fbnce and comfort Price Of passage from New foIk 10 Liver
poo in frstcass catin SO second do, SIS exclusive
Of eItasIe $685. from Liverpool 70 New
York gunsas experienced Surgeon attached ~
each chip No berth secured until paid for.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STON

FJNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONlNG-
i ION for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-BED|OkD
AID TAUETON-Inand roue without delay change OF cars
or baggage carrying u Eastern Nal. ,, u r
The Ste .Irer c. VANDERBILT, Captain W. IL fIetee,
and COMMODORE. Capt. }. X. Pendleton m eoneeaoh
with the stoniugoE and Providence and boston nl ro
Rsrosds leaving New York daily Sundays excepted
from ier No North River, first wh<I above
OF tie n all train whioh lea, Boston at s. 70 p
The COMMODORE from Sew-fors hono.y w h Say S
and Friday From soungton Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urdsy. . , . 49, 7n,
Tks C. VANDERBILT from New York Tuesday, THURSDAY
ana Sal .rday From Stouington Monday wednesday and
Friday. = n,
Pssensers proceed from Stonington per haroed 70 rev
iuee Boston Taunton aid New Brdorc IN toe
Tsn reaching said sever hours IL ADVANCE OF nse "
oher routes, and IL kure fOr Gl hi early morning hhss
meeting North A. Fss Passengers ;a prefer remain
trc lie steamer nights rest andlstoDea oles.
fs, d,Ied AID ,.aye Jtoninsol the T. 81 uen Tor
Providence
BsesAse Master accompanies tie Steamer and ITah
thrUrgt each way. .
FO pstsge birth st,e-rooms freight apply At Pier No.
NCrh River or at the Office No. 10 Battery piece
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

menirdl.
lVHIsKERS and MUsTACHEs-Produced 10

w ,i1 weeks BY ny ONGUE Vt which will Dot stain or
the l oo:,e ses. % any ysr O % sas epa'r Sa y
Tremoni.rov, BostoDi BRIGU5. 10 n S,s,ef Aosnyi
RAYEs Nc. IL; FpitoH-s'., bsecsiY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
f1aper marehorses.


DAPFR WAREHOESE.-J. T. DERRICK
L son Co, No. ~ BeekuAn s- eaer for s2le OF tH'
igv-est terrnf
Nrirc Parers Eusish. French anG American
News Par sr all sizes, wesh.s and a. 1i..sA
Book FaJcr. I'll sizes. we. slts Gu1 qualities.
Tssne Paper fs.ov colJr5 and vits. cfthe best quality
Haug.1s Pager. white Gnl co!orei dierent Sldths.
Fatt,r rs Paper. hin and Of tie besi quality.
Cloth TGj II. S6I &C aud i61+3.
CuSlsL I<iwar reper laEe assortgest us. srfivet
sheA;lnz Psper Of the beet quality.
Wrapping PGper, Straw, Res fuG Manila
Tea fsrer ofdiferent .-es.
Tar RoJfue Psyer. suitable for room n rolA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
CUPERIOR COURT Of the cITY IITy Gf y iH!;Is, NEW

- YORK-BELA s. sQUikE g .SS ~ y, "a Z. suO OLTs ~ >
sssinst WILLIAM c. LUFgBERhY;--iS, Rsrsasnes Of .
Tsbrnsry S in fss sbsys entitled scnon WI
,,o,e 10 sale on twenty day Of March 1850 o.
yt a. rosn sf The EerehsHts Exchange. a the City Of
Eew.Yuk- ,. f.. - -, II ,..x .s,..,.
All s..n lot: yi'Ss: o. ;,.s. ,s Of y m
%.y Known ssd distinguished part Of the Bssisn con
prers .Hd which laid down certain nap msde ~
R.srer Of City and County Of nswYsrf and tnowa
o,s numbers Hundred and 6yhrec <oo snS 'oaf
Sssd and ftyfosr GA on the ouhsy side Of fnet nfss
street and between tie Fourth and sa ess1
containing n sppess by raid msp twentyhse ioes no.' -
rssr and oue hundred est deIh eesn
Tunry 2s ls56. H. II. WnsshS nSS.,
fs17 2awMWk3 Az"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

DATRIOTIC LINE-New Line Of NEWYORK
L and LIVERPOOL PAcKETs.-This lne will be COM
tosed Of the following and splendid ships, viz:
CALHCUH.....2Ot eco tuns hUrder Capt D. A. Truman
h. CLAY....l 500 TINS burden. Capt David Cealkins
WEBS 2 900 tuIs burden. Capt j. Lawrence
ORIENT q 0Oo tuns burden. CAPT Geo B. Hill
The asoye vessels have been recently bu and the las
est tr me substanrel in the
Thew commanded by Of sKpeence and ability The
sceommodsons very ror ard every eHerion g oe
nade promote the comfort the
of shtring For Ere sbt or Passage apply TO
SPOFFORD, TILEST0N Co, No. % Broadway.
Agents in Liyerpool-T. GRIM5HAW Co., No. 10 Gore
Piszxa-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philsdelphia-
H. j. LOaBAERf, SuperiDte Ddent, Altoona, Ia.

DENNSYLVANLA RAILROAD. - THREE
il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.-The MORNING NAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh a. and
leaves Pittsburgh for Philedelphia at The FAST LINE
ieaves Philsdelphis Pittsburgh at 1880 aud Psbargh
for PhiIadelphia at $50 p m. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia Pittsburgh at IL p m, and
Pnrsburgh for Phiade phia az $50 p.
The above lines at Pittsburgh with the rrosds 70
and from 81 Louis Mo- Alton Gslens and Chic Illinois
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky Terre Haue Mad
sprgfoid Beefonsine Ssndusky Toledo. Cleveland, Co
umbus GAINESVILLE Mssson and Wooster Ohio; also with the
Steam Packet boats from and TO St Louis Louis
Vile and Cincinnati. 49,
For further particulars hand bills u the hotels Of hs city
Passengers will find this the shortest most peditsus and COM
Portable route between the East md West . .
Trous tickets be bsd either Of the aforementioned
places IN the West, Of
J. II. BUTTS, Agent, kewJeney Railroad Co, foot OF
Courtlandtst New York.
J. L. ELLIOTT, AGENT Pennsylvauis Railroad Co,
No. Z Astor House, Broadway New York.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor. lith and harket-ss
Eew.Iork Jan 1856 Philsdeiphia-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

NTATER-CURE and ELECTRO-CHEM-
w IsTRY-Dr TRAIL, No. II Lai5h,st, has InrIoaoea
a. VkPOR BITH in connection with the ELECIklOab Al
CJRlFNT as The most economical. and iD many essss s
ost Efficient method or Kidding the system OF ef@ u's
and other taorid matters.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

of the County Of NewYotk notice hereby gwen TO al
per,ons having claims sganst ISAAC LEWIS late o the City
Of NewYork clergyman deceased, TO present tho ssmo with
subscriber at the Office OF T. kechu,
No ~ Ns.su the City Of EewYork, on or before The
twenty Gh day Of May nexs=Daed NewYors ne eah dAy
Of November, 1855. HARVEY Z. PEET, Administrator.
u2lIa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-(Sundays ex-

/ ONG ISLAND RAILRUAU-IcuHua!s eH
IL eerted-Leeve Brooklyn foI Greenpor' 10 :. M i3f
Ysrh.rk le e n and saturday rs n for arr as1Ae
ara syo..et 10 "a and 3:f5 for HemPstead 10 m
l2n. Ard s. IS and p for JsziAisa 70 IN = - ~ ~ ~
hank II IS u on Mondays 6:o g. m LSkeiAna' lzVG
N Monday, s:.s nj FsrInnsdale ~ .Ss %; s1a
$3.50 ~ Jamaica $40 70 AID 80 g. N AA6 2;' 'Id
~ Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
SUPREME COURT.-County Of New.Yort:- :
SGInnMMN Hay .na IENIs JOHN WOODROW ast ED

CUPREME COURT.-County OF New. for1:-
WIN v BLYTH, SAMUEL a. GODDARD and WILLIAM
u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. foI money demand contract -
70 he Defendants Edwin " Byh, Samuel A. Goddard and
William H. Goddard; You hereby summoned and ,eqaiieA
pent IN this action which wa hed Ia tho
ce a the the City and County Of at ths
Cy Hail. ia TIE City Of kswfork, the Bb day Of febru'
s 1896 and 10 copy Of answer 70 he ssd con-
plant subscrbers At their Office No ITO Broadway,
lie City Of NewYsk within twenty days after the servcs Of
this exclusive Of the day OF such ssrycs
ard you fail tho said complaint within hs time
sfctesAA tie plaintiff, this action win take udsme0t essnse
you M the OF hundred dollars with interest om
Tie February the usaad eight hundred and my
YoIk, February Q, lsss. EATON DAVIS,
PiaintfS Attorneys
TIE defendants In the above entitled sctop ksreby nof-
sel that the foresonr sumSos has been amended BY
order CT sA Court made the 9Th day Of March, 1870 MAJ
ing r.. W. CANNING party defendsnt n,.x, ...,
nhl2 'cvGwW EATON DA'Ie, rIenT ANys
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
bteamboats an1 Railroads.

L'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIVER The splendid and superior
steamer BAY STATE Capt. T. Jewett, leaves Ne" ORR
every TUESDAY THURSDAY and sAruRDAf, at O'CLOCK
n and EMPIRE STATE, Capt b. Brayton. leaves new,
York every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRlDAf, al
oeotk D. ID from Pier No. ~ R. near the Dattery oo'h
touching at New ort each way. -,
e.ster 10 rooms be regarded a. secured 70 any sp'
cant until the san suall have been paid for. ,
Freeht Boston forwarded through Win great apaeu'
By an EIpTess Freight Train. . 80 u,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE:

VA Traveller. Tor CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. KANSAS AID
eli roins West .nd Southwest, obtain TlTough Lhes
snd Ell information concerning routes tare Ae se ~
CENTRsL RAILROAD by spTlics 90 q ne Somp1nj VI
~ John y s'tGRTTA Gers,j hssr. VI 9. r. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
N10TICE to CREDITORs.-Notice is hereby

siyen according law all psons having claims against
ANTHONY LAMB late OF the City u hewfors deceased,
thai tbey are exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof TO subscribers the Executors Of the last wl and
ss,man OF the said deceased the Of d. BANKS No
ia Kassustreet In the City Of New York. before tho
th Soy Of Augsst l6 Dated this 10th day Of February
A. d., 1856 d. BANks, EsecstorsL
IN lav6mW WILLIAM hENI,)
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

of The County Of New notice hereby given all
re-ous having claims JOHN CLARKE of the
City OF EewYok deceased present tho with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber at his Office No 81 broadway, In the
City of before the tenth day Of March next
Dated New ork, the goth day Of November, 1850
nj lsw34mW DUDLEY FIELD, Administrator, kc.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

y York-MARY srEINMETi. by her next friend, con-
RAD PAUL. against PHILIP sTEINMETE .,ssmmons for
reIef-Corp not serk-To Philip 5TEfNMETL, Defend
ana You are hereby and required to answer the
pain in this scoa which has been hi: day a!sd IN ne
ofce Of the CLERK Of the City and County Of
at the City said city and TO copy Of your snswe
10 tie sad psnt the subscribers at their ofce NO oi
exclusive oil the day o secn SER
vice and nyou fail TO an.we the said within ne s
lie plaintiff this action will apply 70 the Court for
The relief demanded in the corngl.nt.Ds,ed February %
1885 LAfAUoh ANyn1
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
THE CONTINUATION Of CoLBYs WET

ZINE BLANKETS.-Fresh invoices of the bes
I oualitie. For sale by kEeNITH L Co,
No. II Brosdysy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
CUPREME COURT City and County Of ~ New =

kNVPREME CUUhI -CIIJ HDu OVUtty VI wv
- YorI.-DAEIEL s. YoUS0s ssanst ROBERT T.
T0wNsEED.-summons for money demand on contract
om notsor To the Defendant: You hereby summoned
and rs1ued 70 answer the complaint 10 this action, which was
fled oce Of the Clerk Of tho CITY and coanty Of New
your ansN e to complaint the saberibe at h Of
kce No Nassau In the City Of HswYoIh, within twenty
Of this excuive OF me
ay Of service and fail 10 answer the ssd eoDpsans
within the aforesaid, the plaintiff VII sAls
viii, interest from nineteenth day Of Novsmeor 90 she
mn. N ve hundred dollars the Of hundred and
air soss and We cents the twenty ninth day Of
ore thou,snd est hundred and hy nx besids he
eo.,s of Ills sct,cn.--Dated February ~, lS0. ,
fel W. fioan,in ne~1hoJ-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF
the County of NewYork notice hereby given 70 s per-
sons having claims AGAINST SINCLAIR TOUSEY late OF the
CITY Of New York deceased present the same with
thereof the subscriber a. the residence OF M
Sy, usey No ia Macdousal street. In the CITY Of New
York or OF before the day Of september nexDsted New
uhie IsysmWs ABNER BEERS, Executor q
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

rIN o Ii + + II T. ID + Z Il L NJ E n t.
Il SMITH BROTHERS, l22 and 40 Fultonst N. I.
Manufacturers Of FIRE clothes
Call the attention fremen their stock of drab and
blue beaver ot and felt cloths which they have hand
Samples Of their FIRE coas eau be at their stores
SMITH BROTHERS, l22 and 40 Iltons-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

ZINE BROWN GO6DS-500 bales Rocking
i ham, Hope and other MIXES, for sale By
NESMlTH Co., No II Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
Clothing.

TX I'D GLOVES from ACCTION.-Just opened,
IN three Invoices Of REAL KID GLOVES in colors and
wnite OF 81 pair, worth ), 6. w. h PEfTONl
No 2t Bowery q
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF tne Sdrrosss0,
Of the County Of New York. notice h hereby gwen 70 sh
nerou having aims against MARY r. G. SUDAN late Of the
City New deeessed 70 present the same WIN T
No 81 Wal the City Of New York. on or before ths
first dAy of June nextDaed New York the 10Th day OF NO
yembeT 1855. ALEXANDER VAN hES ESSorL-Acn,.
MI lAy6InW Aduinistratts witn wiu saneAoe-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

~ On THURSDAY March 90 the will be opened at
OENIN'S BAZAAR No 5l3 Broadway, ~. Nicholas Hotel
with superb ssfortInept Of BOYS CLOTHING Of entirely
styles and patterns introduced by lSLETOS tae Super
psed Gutter and Designer Of Boys Apparel in the United
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

VVIf NU'f
Ii sCULPTURE WORKS, S5h-st., The eother II 81
A. AID tie new entrance Greenwood Cemetery, South
Prooklyp Nionunen,s Tomts HesGstones and Nantes N
snd American Marble hand and made to ordet ws
reat1ess Gnd dispatch. Prices reasonable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26
ur. riiimorcin California.

lho Sacramento californian closes article
on the political condition Of aiiairs in California.
with this cheering bugaage:-
From The nnmberrs- mining localities we
are IN the duly receipt Of intelligence, going to
prove TINT Fillmore Is cmrhatieaIy the idol #
lie genuine Americans 81 California. In their
eyes Ae j. The impor-onation Of the gfand idea If
HE American | nion- knowing no North ~
South. no En-t. M Wcst aud on the 18th day 1t
ncAt November. they will show thcir nppreciu.
ton # his talents hi- virtues. hi public rerv
oes and h devotion 10 his country. by giving
biz electoral ticket an all triumphant majority If
mnIe llaH lWtnly thansand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26

retterfi,s >fste- looked t. the grest cbamrp
IN, af Baehanah9sn. And ST fie.e s. ufIemcn
are ali. "a So hasr -aassu Hbove, sje. ,,ed from
the crown. Of Their hsad- IL tho sole Of heir
feet in the heress # Sqpatter Sovereignty
Another most notable circumstance i That
wbiletLi, discussion M going IN, and the lend
.ng Northern Democrats were giving their en-.
straef5au~ Il de Kansas bill rs establishing
squaftcr Sovereignty. MT southern senator
1850 l. off, p5afe-f express a contrary oIjn
On To n,an. They remained silent leaving
he N",th aud the c'autryto suppose that they.
loo. asqaiesc,d IN IT, utapte,eti of the law
that was gwen by - author and its Northern
supporters. Wit a.reclaelo va tLat FIR tie
$ NH to look ofan
There j. no room for DOUBT that Mr. Baehan.
au, VIM believe. hint under tie Knusas bilI tie
people If The Ierilarie. haYc the SUM right a.
the people # ,ba State, to de- ide whether slave
- -Lali n shail not ex.-t among thru. holds the
sarus opinions proclaim d by hi- friends in Ibis
debate. W hage pobl'hed proof that Dir FIN
moro icjrei- aud rrpaaiutes,out and out the pcs.
l.'enl and ediou- dooilino If Squattcr Sovereign.
~. Let the South choose between tham
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26

We leafa from Nlr Hop. conductor on The
acc mediation train, that our friend l5umpa the
conductor ON the Snmmerslllc Branch, ~.
toni-hcd fhi. morning t" find that his locomotive
lad disappeared i. mud accordingly instead of rid-
ing hi. iron horse a. usual. 10 mike e5nuce
ton with the mail train nj Moscow. he Ind IN
mount one Of nesh aud blood, 1t appears that
during thu night anegro man who had been I'm
plovrd O., u fireman for some months took it in
his bend 10 run away, and fired M the machine
fer ihot purpose. He took aboard seven or rjcht
other uceror-, some Of them belonging to Mr..
Williamson POWELL nepr summcrville, and run
down within twelve mc- of the city.where they
ali lett the engine, with the exception ola negro
rfL aud ARE now probably in the woods. This
il the satcment of the girl who found Mt
the engine thia morning where the other nreroes
loft it. The police lave been advised Of the
flels 50 to intercept the escape of the ne
groes by the river. rs is doubtless their aim
phis Ne,rs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26

Thus che"rliy speaks the trn.ty American
scufinal # the Albnny Staiesman-
The Americans Of New York uro doing no
bic work They have but 10 perscvere in IT, 10
achieved splendid victory, From every quarter
of tho STATE, the assurance comes up that the
good work go"s brayely on We tell the Amer
curl- of New York and uf the Union. THE DAY
OF OUR TRIUMPH APPROACHES, The 50.
Der Judgement the good sense the patriotic i'm
polse. at the Innsscs, the stern Protestant sent.
mont of the land, have hccem, thoroughly nrou-.
ID to resist tha attempt TINT ia making t. place
IN the Presidential chair Di-uniouist aud Rn-
mnl.is. The fnnks of the Frcmonters are al
rrndy shaking with fer while those of Buchnn-
an are broken aud scattered. To the Conservn-
tive, Union loving men Of =. \. we shy tas Web.
.rcr Enid to Ia, farmer John Tayhr)-"GO A
HEAD"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26
s.atc~I a,ah Territory.

Accounts from tah represent the saints As in
very insanity. earthly condition, Between
the drouth and the grasshoppers. which have
proved very ruiuoas to the crops FOR the last two
seasons, the people are threatened with want
Brigham Young takes time by the foreleck, and
has eXhoried and ordered the greatest care to be
taken OF Whatever the country may produce -
This i right The Fourth of July was observed
in the Territory with some penp. hutit was re
served 10 the 9th of july the anniversary Of tn.
settlement of the saints in Deseret To bring out
the full and OVERT wing feeling of the whole peo-
pie. Politically nothing has transpired. aud the
mail JUS, in represents the health # the lcrritp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-26


The f4owine,c afiau. history 4 a nun i frar-
Cling tie round, uf nev.paperdam. credited 10
Markham Cue:
afh,fe are ifo nunaerif. ia 6uatnagea. ~
"a Cam. and ~au,a fcrs.a, tn former ct winch
va HE scene f strange romance. In lbIa,
"a ing di.len ia the Spanish army. tn'ins
-laiu l.- adversary Ia d1e III u TIE b.st'r=.
palare Fl sanctuary. Ii name va Daa y
ouza Daz Ramirtz Do Guznan. aud be- conf --=
cd IN several other murder. of the ann t',a=
ua#b.r Eiui rram various cifeamsiaucr=.
hourycr ibr suspicion II the bishop wns nt"n..
a. H.t after undergoing an examination tie
youthful sueazt proved "a be- HoeHt4. fail
confession Il en- followed; her r1"e was Dom
C4iaI.ra 3e Erau~p, a nun IL IL convent If ~4n
~s5a-tiaa. in G0.pazcpa, whence she had -
capped aud, dressed IN mnn's CLOTHES, embarked
FIR the New World. Landing nj rayta. sire
e,eaiuaflv attained tho rank Of ensign. aud q
,gfaa famoa, a. thu greatest durlist in Penn.
Tie sl.hsp plserd her in the convent Of sauta
Clafa. whence she was subsequently sent IN Il
ma# atlh guafl oi -ix priests, aud placed II
alafhor convent whore size remained f.. two
wears. aud wa finally transmitted 10 Spain Il
is added thet the pope eventually granted her
perni- lion to weai man'- clothes, and She w"ni
oui To- Mexico rs an officer in the yiceroy's
gunrd.'