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Political News.

The nl~t prominent candidate. Of the blaeA
republican. arr Cn,,s. who Is supported strongly
IA Ohio. FRuaoNr who has a portion Il the West
10 hack hun -rv,ED with New York and Iowa
"a hi favor, B,SEs and SUsNgs who are both
popular With their part, in the Eastern states,
and Judge NcLr,, vhos.' popularity IS sPread
oat rather III, over The whole North and West
The New York Eypro.- learns 10y .perial dee
patch from Wh,hingion. that all sorts q alarm
lag rumm are current at Washington. and nae
j. ,hA, II BHoos s. eyTs,iei a majority q the
,oathern tonrr,-,rl-n vii retire FROM To- Cspi
tal
The Nsiiorsi Convention 4 Rads al Alsli-
i."ais'-. shph mt Al -yralu... y !. n.Sninai 4
DIkssI sNIa fs Pre-.drai a,rd SANTA Noy,s-
l,sn 'l f~aB f,f Sac Tre.ii-nt
Th- Na-a.hn-.t,- Hrs~. & grlr. -.ot .ti,r~.
D., % s':. ~ -, 70 - have pu.--i /, resolution
'r ,rl,aIIp th' Constitution Il thu sta,- =.
MIA fourteen ..1r's r'-tl-n5a ia ,hi- country
-ha, d. ,.s.....,,Ty ,gasl's i"re,gasi - cote
Ui. 81 q win ds.ea ..,rr YEAR 'ro'a ~ Kros
Natt.at p'tforr
rhs Faso1;si ,4.ao, L.ir 10 AT trom
Themselves that ihr enc mat 'onSrn'Ion il
maxi Do Pa<alrp' NJ ,ngrrsf-sSirH' o.
tL.N I T.as . ralud Eerghiicaa paper
-tasgrarts nm Cincinnati a follow
tscel.ert f,.ug prevails and al parties
.Strr@ oufrg c1ufd~ac~ in ihe election q the
Cogv,,tlon candidate by On overwhelming
nsyoriiy over IA nor enthusiastic ron
sjenes
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vso ~ Nicaragua.


Our Gles Of newspaper ir0u Nicaragua sre
up 10 the ! 7th Of May inclusive. and contain
very interesting news from that republic. Our
le,trrs are to The 22d Costa R.ca was at m
end and The the remnant ~ the Costs Rican
army had evacuated Nicaragua anil goGe hoeDe
dispiri,ed and in sick and enfsebIe condition
On ,he 2Cth of April, air hours amer the rear
guard Of General Mons army marched Oat Of
Virgin BAY. General Walker rntefcd the town
al the head Of detachment oi troops, and
fouo.i there n Ietier from Gen. tabOs. Noss
sacrcssnr in the command n the Costa Ricsn
troop. commanding To- hrs carr a paghsf on
sick aDl wounded so.d,@rs who woa1 he Asi,
when convslssreut. h. exchanged for Amefi-
csn prisoners in hs hands. Gen. Walker and
his troops were in excclent health and sY,irits
lie bad stationed de;achmeot' Of bis army at
Virgin Bay and san Juan
Tbs O,izaha reports tbe Transit route As
again FREE. and thai tbere IA. no British block
ADJ a. rptortal ipdssd Captain Tasktoo,
% tbs Er!,sh frisa,e Esrydies, Informed car
Minister that he hsd ~ instructions 10 Inter.
T,p4e any in,errup,ira 10 the landing Of psa~rn-
gers NJ munitions - war In consqusncr II
this intelligence ,ie yex.ls cnnpsing lbs
American s1psdro0 vhich had as~mbssst 1t
Key West 90 The 18th ul'. will not visit san
Juan. ba, viii psocessl TO their various destt
nations. ~ detailed by our naval correspondent.
Who's letter may l.. ioaDi etsevbere.
,'eneral Mora coodernDct tn action a hs
troops in destroying tbe vinri II Virgin Bay
aud disgrsced the of.csr who ordered The Vae
isirn- 80 May - bodies IL the Costs RI
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;IIERRITORY or MlNNIsOrA.--

u 'UNNF VI WV'VWNE1 "
Ata .s..ss Il tho Probate Cont holden Of the Pro
yss. A D., isss--Prsssat, o, w. smith, Jsdss Of Prn
Ia The matter II the Estate Of Chsrs. Cat.n A.
sssssd
ia reading and alag the psti,ion ~ william A.
sms daily verified. praying fss therein forth
,hsi administrator msy se appo,p,ei thsr.spon IL
ordered that Thass1ay the tsath Day 81 JAY 1874 b.
sssgssi fes the h.ssss Of the said petition snd ,ha'
The hsir. 81 Law II the said deceased Asi si others IN
tss.sssd In TIE SAID ktste, required to sppesf 81
ss.s.oa 81 ssd court iksa Ia bs holden 81 the fosa'
OAss w ksA Wins. snd .hSw .By ihs's be, WY
The psayss u tAs sah stisaef should not DO granted
And u Il farther ordered thst the ssd Ysuu"ssf O."
pssdisg II said petition aud the bearing ,hsseof an
ssaslsS copy sf this order bs psbish~d In the fio
DR. ,hte. saes.sy, pr.ssss the sfStess,d d-i
~ hs....- o o sMiTH.
ta..isss, Judge Of Probate.
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We present below the noble. patriotic and
disin,ers,ed letters Il this distinguished states
man, which wec laid before the Cincinnati
Convention. by his friend. Col RICHARDSON.
judge DorciAs is man is whom the highes,
honors are yet in store The dispatches arr as
follows
WAsmINornN, June 3
From the tclegrAphic reports in the ncwsIa-
pers. fear that an cmbittcrd state Of keline
is engcnlcrci Ia the Convention which may en-.
danger the harmony and SUCCESS Of our party.
! wish you with oil nv friends to bcar in mind
that have thousand fold mor anxiety Tor
the success OF our principles, than icr my own
personal elevation. II the withdrawal oi my
name viii contribute To the harmony OF the
party OF the cause, hope you viii not hesitate
to take the step. especially as il is my desire.
The action ot the Convention will cmbody and
express the wishes icelings and principles OF
the Democracy Of the Republic anj hcncc il
Mr. Pierce or Mr.. Buchanan. or any other
statesman who Is faithful to the great purpose
Involved in tho contest, shall receive MAORI.
~ IL the Convention. l earnestly hope that all
my friends will unite In insuring him two thirds
and thus In making his nomination unanimous
let no personal consideration disturb the har'
mony Of our party. or endaugcr the triumph OF
onr principles
Signed. =. 4. pou1LAS
WAsniSGroN, June :.
have just read ~ much Of the platform u.
relates to tho Nebraska bill and Slavery qucs
ton. The adoption II that noble resolution
by the unanimous vote by all the states accom-
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HISS. ,os Baows Cocsr,.-- A day or two
since about forty settlers in this new county
accompanied by lion. Gas H. FLAsDwrAu.
passed. down the river 10 wiDosa. at which
Land Ofiioe they entered about $500 acres Of
land, and the town sits Of New Tim. the coun-
,y sea, d tbs county. Mr.. y. informs us that
the county is filing up rapidly with an in,elli.
gen, aud en,srprisinE population.
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Tke Aiabamtsns Routed In kansasl
lMvesstg asIng Com mtsaee.

ST. Lorrs. June 1.
A letter in the Democrat, dated Topeka,
MAY 2eth. says: Forty-fve u. s. Dragons are
stationed at that place, and lGO ut Lawrence.
1t i. reported that party Of Bufords men
encampcd near Osowatiomie had committed
many depredaticns upon the property Of the
squatters, who, becoming cnragod, made an at
tack upon the camp, killing five and driving
tic remainder into the Missouri
Pro-slavcry men who wer Identified with
the troubles in Kansas. have bern waited upon
by committee and ordered TO pack up and
move to Missouri nsianto. Many families
had compiled with the demand. The greatest
excitement prevails in that portion OF Kansas
Gov shannon has sent detachment Of drag
goons there TO preserve order.
The Investigating Committee adjourned from
i1aycaworth 70 Testpor. on the 3lst alt.--
They will leave hr Washington on the 10Th
inst
A letter IN the Rsp,I,an. dated bsptists
Paols 30th says: Thirteen persons implicated
in the murder Of yTOslavery men at Hickory
Creek have been arrested. Report avs TIN
murtiercrs are fortified in cave on the Mana
ds-s Ciques, aud are receiving Reinforcement
from Lawrence and elsewhere The leader n
the band Is named Brown. and two Of his son,
are under arrest OEe feigDs insanity tins
hundred X snsas militia and fifteen Y. = 1rsR
goons assembled TO catch the murclerers
Gov Pr,cs has ordered an election to n
held on the frs, Monday in August. 10 I'll thu
vacancy occasioned by the death n Hon. John
g Miller
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SKOh rUEsDIYs DAiLY.

The Minneapolis Manufacturing Company
have organixei under the provisions Of the char
ter granted las, winter Tho following Is the
list u onicers
Hon Robert Smith. Pr.snleui
Geo y. Huy, Secretary
-. Morrison. Treasurer
Drnscross.--R smith. j r. LIIia. J..
Ras~i. u. Morrison. u y Hwy, J. = Newton
and u. X. Swim
We undersisnd il /. the inirIiioD II the com
Jaby to csmmsnce improvements OF the water
power at an early day.
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wAsi,isaroS, June ,

About one DOZEN Senator's assembled and
adjourned till Modsy.
In the House. thirty mmf~rs convened anil
adjourned until Friday
A dispatch from Kinderhook says ex.Presi.
dent Van Buren, was thrown from his horse yes-
terday and considerably injured about the
bead Not considered dangerous.
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Tbs Council Proceedings in this mornings
paper am oi particular interest. II will be
seen that the improvements in the Fire Depart,
ment have received propr attention that pro
poaals have been received ior the levec improve
mcn, aud steps taken to raisc money on the
city bonds that the license system Is 10 be
booked into that meat market ON the leyoe
Inns bern refused that the hay scales are 10 be
removed aud that city matters generally arc
receiving prompt and due attention.
The boats from the Minnesota river are now
bringing down large quantities Of various kinds
OF fura
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rRos WEDNESDAY, many

Nelson Cousrv.--i'his county Was organ.
ned on Saturday, the 18th ult The following
appointments wcr made by the Governor:
John Mel cod, James Phillips. n. +. Mcsar,
County Commissioner; NJ. c. Baker, Judge
OF Probate j. McCuriy, County Treasurer
W. ), Chapman. Register Of Deeds \. !
BELL. County Surveyor A. i. He'll, Justice ri
the Peace at Glcncs u. T.. Mcsscr, Justice
OF the Peace at Ilutchison
We learn that NJ. e. baker. Esd. has rrcc,
WI 'hc appointment, Of Clerk OF the United
States District Court Tor that county
The Shakopec Join, Stock Hotel COMPANY
held their iir, preliminary mcctine ai the OF
hc Of Mr., ThN. !. Gabraith. On "Wednesday
evening, May 18th. Preliminary steps were
taken 10 build large, substantial structure nj
brick. TO he thrc stories IN bright. mud 10 he
built immediately.
Monk Nsw CoAcnss In addition To- ,he
elegant coach noticed yesterday as belonging
~ the American House, We take pride in sta
ting thu, Messrs. Ricc 4 Benson a,epurchas
ci two new stage coaches. onc Of them ha
alrcady arrived. and the other is daily expected
NrnpiNo W AaAiN. --- Mcssrs AmtS n How,
whose saw mill was Recently DESTROYED by fin'
arr now making preparations to build new
mill In bond 4 Kidneys Addition 10 81 Paul
Success attend them.
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0ooA - psAbSaa.

Mosa.. EenviIle. Reyno,ds, Ayers and Heard
Ieft Hendersou % Tuesday last. for the purpose
Of selecting and marking q Rad direct from
Henderson,. BY GeDooe, Hutchinson and Rcd
Cedar Island lake 10 intsrect the Pemi,ina
ro>d at the mouth II the Sioux Wood River.
This road will opeu 10 ssttlenen' ooe Of the
most valuable agricultural portions Of our Ter.
r,tory. and viii st the -aas tsmss shortsn the
Land transportation ~ Penbsna sme City W
ryenty-Gvs milss. xe~n. Roetis and Grant
will CONF in by tbs rcd the psessni sessou.
sDd Il viii probably becone the mnst import
sst ,hososghiars IN the Territory.
Tb~ jsprtioo d tbe SieaS Wood With the
Red River ia pnrth-wes, from this place about
or huuisd and hfty mills, and tis sastry
tbro,sh which the rcd viii TAs IL generally
pair. With good supply u timber and ws-
Ter, and thu land mt ssrpss~d In fertility IN
the wofA-
This resa hsa b.wn ms1L nssici and lie ~
cation 10 Q n1sf important eptsrpsis.. Ths
gsniiemAa gagged are veil qaslibsd for The
du,iss they have soapsi. sad ~ ~ ooafsiest
sh~ir abors viii Re e1cccMfli 5000.
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Os nssasy. iss "A is"-. By 'As Rev u. hss~a
~ 0Svss 0-s il. - sss Esss h.srs. s.ssAis .
sstAssisl Nor kss a. = pfsssst
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Tax ELs,rloS. the election held in thu
Fins, Ward yesterday, Allen 7. Chamhio
Esq, was chosen Alderman ,bcrc being no up
position
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E.nr PE.cHp-The New OrIeas. Pray
Va, Of the 18th instant says thu, the people u
The Cresoen, City are enjoying aprioo,s now
and erpec; yesfbe. ADD nsc.arinss IN h-
dav
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Iiesvnsnt B1nAIaSts, Sovu,siy Of t~ On
neas army where he dizfingnished hiaseif by
bis bavssy and sods'y. hs. ja.t teen attach
81 20 TIE CA1ssevrY Afy,qS, sod yin torrn
pan Of tie sahibitioa 70 RsbyHe. us d tI~
900 Of VI. Jerome Boesparte Il osltinoss,
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CONCORD. n. IL, JUNO 6.

Coy. Metcalf sent hs annual Message 10
the Legislature today. One-third is devoted
To national affairs. principally the slavery qnes-
ton. He dcnonDoes the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise. Kanzas outrages. and the assault
on Sumner, and attributes the uniform sucoss
Of the slave power TO their unAnimity on that
subject, and their constant threats 81 with
drawing from the Union, ~ well ~ 10 the com
partncss Of their party ties.
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Sr. loris, June j.
A letter to the Dsmoxruf dated lraveuworth,
May 3lst, says company Of pro slavery men
had for some days waitsd on Ere State men,
and commanded them 10 leave Kansas within y
specified time OF suffer the consequence Phil.
lips. Of the New York 1r,buns. WAS compelled
10 leave for Lawrence Conway. Supreme
Judge. was taken 10 custody on the 18th. aud
confined that day and night, and guard sta
toned over him. lie was released the next
morning and commanded to leave the Territory,
but not obeyng. b. was that evening conduct
al Sy 4 e11nhifrer o6 stRfd q stcRsxr ana .s;t
down the river. lAtta, another Judge, was or
dered to leave, and did 10. Robert Riddle had
also lett. Several others have bcen command
Oh TO leave. Schumacher Land Receiver. the
only Government officer in Kansas known To
be Free State man, will receive notice 10 de-
part. lady Leavcnworth has bern informed
that her sentiments src known, and has becn
advised TO move away TO avoid dinRculty. The
writer says the Free State men don't manifest
sufficient nerve for the crisis. lie says back.
bone Is wanted, but thinks. il reports ARE true,
that Free State men In the southern part Of
the Territory are in arms, and are compelling
pro-slavery men 10 leave for Missouri and that
il will have a quoting effect on that party In
the North. Report says, five hundred men ARE
marching from Wisconsin to Kansas.
The st Louis ksws publishss an extra from
the Kansas City Enisrpr,ss, dated I'd June,
which says that j. N. Bsyuard leh st. Ber
nard for Westport, 90 Friday last, and no u
dings Of him have been received since. He is
supposed 10 have been murlered. John W.
Foreman, H. Hamilton, and John Saix, who
went in search Of Bayhard. were taken by the
Free State men who Threatened them. Mar.
shsl Danaldson aud seven meu were fired upon
by party Of fifty Free State men. On Fri
day night sharp conflict cnsued, which result,
ed in wounding several OF the Msrshals posse
n. II. Carly, just from the Territory, states
that eight men belonging TO the company. were
attacked and all seriously injured. lie came
Tor men and horses. Twenty.fv Of Bniords
company Immediately started to the rescue
Capt. PATHS company. numbering 40 or 80
men. went to Hickory Point to suppress ostrA-
yes In that vicinity. were attacked by so free
State men, and two men were killed. A Sec
ond fight between the same parties occurred st
Black Rock, at which nine Free State men and
thirteen proslavery men werc killed. Capt
Patti aud James Mckee were among the mum.
her
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BurYALO, June C.

bUffALO, june U.
A collision took place last night at Pekin
on the niagara Falls division Of the Central
Railroad. Mrs. NJ. T. Stevens, Of Charles
town. Massachusetts,, and William Haynes. fire
man, were instantly killed J. W. Hancock .o
Minnesota. had leg broken. ". W. Wood
ward, Of Bcment. Wis, had leg broken and
was badly burned. Horace Boyington. oi
Springfield. Mas. was badly cut and hal his
legs both broken, and some eighteen Others
were seriously injured.
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Ssw SEy1lyus-1be Mes.rs Hart,r.
Of New York, no. cso,sns With supplying thu
reading world with 10000 c0piss " their ex.
eeiIen, Mon,hly Magazine. are about 10 start
Weekly Pictorial Newspaper, for which they
eslsulsts On a subscriptions of hslfs million
copies. They mean % make !, the i--t Ard
cheapest weekly 70 The world
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4 new Pot dice has bcn ertablisLed at ~,
Petsr. abd George iiezkp, Esq has Isn sp
pSiatsd Postmaster
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fRos IEIDAT7S DlHY

BusIsrss--rhe levee, yesterday presented
oil the appearances Of active business. and tho
piles Of goods laDied thereon indicate that
trade is bound 10 keep up with IL. commence
nsnt ill very late in the season. Arrivals Of
boats are little less frequent, but ,boSe belong
ing TO the Dubuque and Galena lane. sccm 10
he doing all the business Of which they arr ca.
pable. and leave something ovrr for the trans
len, trade. The Kate Cassrl AMI Golden Fra
brought, yesterday, a number ofpasarngefs and
a quantity Of irciph, amo-, equal to any trip
mada this scasu6
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Minnesota ia the model 81 a pro.paous.
peaceful. welLgovuoed Territory The iegis.
Istsre has adjourpei. having dmpo~sd. sstisfac
torily IN the wbDis ropuIst,on u oil business
brought heior. IL 10 reply 10 circulars I'd
dressed 10 the fns mLers, 10 Posi- Masters aud
other person. 70 public pd~,tioo. returns Il the
population have trsn collected up % May lat
II is aseertsined. with reasonable accuracy, TO
b. 10000. NOR than enough TO Justify the
admission II Minnesota a. n State. ChIs1go
DemEyd
THs Gas wosas Our str0,ts we're ligLtel
with gas % Saturday evening We under
stand srrangenspts are isdng ms.is for q pub
lle dessoDstrstiOs 10 take place On the 18th
lost. on the event u ihe Introduction of "A.
works is,s the d,y ., viii take little tirn~
10 get everything in good working order. bu,
that period !. %, far 1 Mr. Ross /. working
With untirisg energy to perfect the works. end
TO svoid delay Galoss Couriu Jun, 3.
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I've Cabinet OF Russia has assented to the
scheme proposed by Denmark u compound
ing by single payment for oil future claims Of
Sound dues The English Parliament IL re.
commended by the rscrcsstile interest TO do
the same Al presep, the British merchants
trading with thu Baltic, pay about 10000 .
year o. ,ound dues denmark offers TO com.
pound ~ MI future payment. by the immeJi
ate payment of II 200 900 II 10 .dded that
SWEDEN and Norway are de~iross Of coming 10
Q similar arrangement with Denmark, but are
waiting for tho GsAl decision Of England The
Only ns,iop that has positively REFUSED Ia enter.
tain the Danish propo~ai IL tie United States
of America.
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Tnary Mss DnowSrp- An accident occur
red day ieiore yesterday morning, in our river
below the Pals Of HI. Anthony. Sis lumier
men were attempting 10 cross the rapids to one
u the ISLANDS. when from Encouragement The
boa, eap.i,s,i. and three oi the men were drown
81 The namss u two u them were johnson
aod Ryan, the othct was Frcpchman. wbose
namc W. could moi asccrtsin. Their BODIES
have not ye, bcrn recovered. though search hss
lscn continue, from tle time u tbe Occurrence.
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Postal Arvsngsa~n,s.

Mr.. RIcE writes us that the Postmaster Ger,
eral has ordered the establishment Of y special
mail route from 81. Cloud via lisnley. Mile
lac and Twin lakes. TO Superior Gso. +
BRorr, Esq. has received the contract for car.
rying the mails
The following new post Office have been ~
tablishcL in this Territory
Al Twin Lakes, St Louis cosniy. Gro. ".
BERRf, Postmaster.
At Grand PNtngc Superior county, II. u.
McCuLiOuGm, Postmaster.
Al Centralia, Dakota county II. P.Swynr,
Postmaster.
At Beaver Bay, Superior county, KoBknr
Mci.EAS, Postmaster.
Al Mile Lac Pine county; MANS Liam.
srrTER. Postmaster.
Al French River, Superior county HySnY
smith, Postmaster.
At Grand Marie, Superior county: Rcu.HU
GoDvRgY, Postmaster
At Iisnley. Chisago county joins iIAHr
Postmaster
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CITY AND COUNTRY.
- Amt PAU l.:
rRos rRrRSpAr'S DtIIT.

TAarsAay MOI a,as -. Jsae ~, 1854
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In. On, BuIE The Dubuque EJprs'
and W,oId, Of Tuesday. contains some CORES
I,on.b-nce aud M editorial comment thereon,
regarding the Treatment, by the odieers Of this
boat. Of lady Passenger. from whom II Gays.
they e.tortsd money We know nothing o.
the particulars in regard 10 tho matter but 10y
this much W. 40 not believe the facts, ~ there
In stated. are true. ~ tbr City Belle sDd ia o.
fcer. have long lad the reputation Of doing
everything on the square
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-19

ANOTHER ENGLISH WRITER CoaIISG TO AHERIcA,
Douglas Jerrold, one Of the famed clique of London
Punch satrists, is coming to America to lecture.
Jelrod commenced life as a sailor, and after six
years salt water experience became compositor in
ment was an essay on German music, which the
author, after the manner Of Benjamin Franklin,
dropped into the lions mouth the editors box, where
he was printer and two days after he had the de,
light Of setting up his article, none of the ed-
tors being aware Of the authors name Jerrold next
dropped another anonymous article in the box on
Fashionable Charity, which is written with all his
peculiar vgor This caused so great stir that the
author to call upon HMM other words he was re-
quested to "Stand, and unfold yoursefn He did,
much to the astonishment of the editor, who at once
recognized his talents, took him from the case and
put him to the desk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-19

LIVING 1NTHE WHITE HoUsE.-A Washingt ton let.
ter-writer gives the following: Many imagine that
wholly, betrayed by Government and that the large
number Of servants necessarily employed receive their
pay from the public treasury. Error Although the
President is expected to give public receptions and
dinners to every political friend who may come here
everything is paid for out of the President pocket
except few delicacies raised in the garden. Till
last year no appropriation made for fuel either
for the barn-like rooms and saloons of the White
House, or for the guard green houses to heat which
it costs nearly 81 ,000and the appropriation made
last year was only 81 900, leaving nearly $1,000 for
the President to pay So with the servants The only
ones paid BY the Government are door-keeper, who
receives 5000 per annum an assistant door keeper,
who receives $42G and furnace keeper who receives
$3.50. All the other domestcs required to keep this
extensive establishment in order are paid by the
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