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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24
((,i,l(l!l !
Bribery Fund.

Dg-Now that the great October contest is over
and the Fusionsts sent up Salt River, some rich de-
velopements being made. The New York He
raid of the 18th inst the Fremont organ in that city,
makes the following startling exposure
ssWe understand that there was sent into Pennsyl-
vana from this city and elsewhere, an aggregate of
about ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
of the disbursement of which We would like TO see
some satisfactory report, especially from the Fill
MORE dlshursing agents in Pennsylvania. We
learn that $40 600 Of this money TO be APP
piled to the Subsistence of various poor newspaper
editors in the interior of the State; but that while
81, 600 of The fund were appropriated 10 this useful
purpose the remaining SIS 0oo probably divi-
ded among the confederate agents of the distTibu-
tion.''
The twenty Thousand dollars set apart for s'poor
editors" intended 10 bribe democratic newspa-
pers but it go! A democratic German edi-
tor in Northampton was offered five thousand dol
lars TO take down Buchanan and run up Fremont
He exposed the bribers and this put end TO that
part of the subject The hundred thousand then
applied TO the corruption of voters--and this is why
our amalgamated opponents, who were in the seost,
felt so confident of success.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24
WILSON REILLY

Our gallant sfandard-bparer is elected TO Congress
by about coo majority. He carried every county in.
the District! What becomes Of his filthy
sailantsl
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24
Dem. Mai. 147.

Snivey beats Barnhart. l42
Sans, their '.~ar-horse," run behind his ticket
in his own township, and is the lowest man except
one on the anna Ie eanation ticket.
Up, Democrats and od-line Wings, and at them
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24
nENF0RD r0iINTV ERECT!

We will publish the official table next week. In
the meantime we invite attention 10 the gallant man
ner in which ali the townships d~chat grd their du
~ Nobly did the Democracy maintain their pledg-
es as 10 What they conld and Mond do:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24

0y@The Buchanan Club of Bedford Borough met at
the Court House last Saturday evening, and was
addressed by Mes-rs. Hartley. OF Galveston, Texas
Hall, Shannon Bowman and Tate, amidst the most
unbounded enthusiasm. \. J. BAYLOR, one of the
most prominent in the K. N. ranks (having
been elected by that party Judge of the Electon,)
boldly forward and enrolled his
member of the Buchanan Club, which called forth
three hearty cheers from the crowd. To shew Mr.
Baylor's standing in Bedofd it is only necessary TO
say that be selected the Return Judge to
Chambersbure by the Convention which met in Bed
ford last Friday. No matter how high man
stands in the X. n ranks, he is branded beneath
the notice of dog as leaves the foul consp-
raey.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24

p17- Wonder what DR.. Dufeld will do with the
FREMONT saadle-bags now
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24
DIED

At the residence OF his father in Colerain To,.r
ship on the 18TH inst. after lingering lines, FRr
Derrick, youngest son Of Frederick Smith. Fso
aged l6 years 0monihs and Is days. F
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24

9th BUCHANAN CLUB will meet at
the Court House next Saturday evening at the
ringing Of the bell. Let us have glorious rally.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24

Let every OLD-LlNE WHIG read the
speech of JAMES B. CLAY on the first page.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24
The big EgoosGev.

G-7~Soue OF our friends, as well opponents,
thought the biz Rooster crowed 200 soon-whilst
,hey should have known that THAT Chicken never
deceives When he sounds the word ''Vctory,"
bet plantation on his crow; no matter how squaIy
appearances. There is no other such fowl 10 be
found in this Nation, and he's true the needle
In the nole
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-24
Predictions of FIR. Jordan L Co.

And this is the party that Mr.. Jordan is anxious
see at the head of onr glorious Government.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
MOUNT oLIVET CEMETERY.

This Company, chartered by the last session
of the Legislature, have purchased the Tract
of Land known as the "Crutcher Tract" con-
tanning lbs acres, situated two miles from Nash
vile. on the Lebanon Turnpike, and extending to
and fronting on the old Lebanon Road, which
also will be turnpiked.
A more eligible site for a Cemetery could not
he found in this vicinity and it is believed that
it will not be excelled by any similar establish
ment in the Union.
The situation is high, commanding fine view
Of the whole City and Of the surrounding cOun-
try, the soil is deep, free from rock and OF a dry
and gravelly nature. and much OF the land COW
cred with fine forest trees.
The grounds are now being laid off, the ave-
nues and walks graded and graveled, and at an
early day the Company hope to be able to have
the Cemetery publicly dedicated with appropri-
ate ceremonies after which the Lots will be re-
gularly offered for sale. In the meantime, per-
sons wishing lots for occupation, will be accom-
mOdated by calling on the President of the
Company, or on Mr.. Stewart, the Superintendent,
who is always to be found on the premises.
The Directors pledge themselves that nothing
shall be wanting on their part to make this such
a Cemetery as is required by the good taste of
our City.
The Charter which is published below, amply
guarantees the security ofits tenants, and places
the Company on permanent foundation.
The Directors of the Company are DR.. B. w.
HALL. /. II. BUDDEKE, 7. ANDERSON, Aof the firm
Of Allison, Anderson & Co., ANSON NELSON. j.
f. MORGAN, and the undersigned.
a. V. :. LINDSEY, PreS'E
c. W. NANCE. Sec'y.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
River steamboat News.

The river confines TO recede slowly with
near Al feet water on the Shoals.
The weather yesterday was cloudy and I'M
pleasant.
The j. B. Carson departed for Cincinnati
yesterday.
The Blanche LsUs and the ALeOniG were
expected last night.
The John Simpson is the packet for Memphis
today. She leaves at 2 o'clock, NJ.
The Aida aud HartsriUe were posted for
Burksville yesterday.
The st. Louis Iatsuigeacer, of the 18th,
says:
The weather yesterday was wet and disa-
greeabe, and the streets and levee in a muddy
condition. River about stationary yesterday.
Dispatches received from afro yesterday re-
port both the Ohio and Mississipri receding.
Weather clear and cool. The Upper Mlssis-
STRIP and Illinois are both frozen over yet, and
no prospect whatever for either of them to
open soon.
On the I4th there had been no change.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

ADJUSTMENTS -Warden's Opera Troupe COM
meuce their performances tonight at the
Adeiphi The programme is 'immense," and
contains some gems Of the first water" Only
those who are fearful Of : lifting their sides
with laughter, are advised not ia attend.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

!B-The steamer JolUs Simpson, from Mem
phis, brought up the remains Of Capt. Thos.
II. Newel's two SONS, John and George, and
those of Thos. Hamilton. They will be taken
to the grave yard this morning ut nine O'Clock.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
ARMSTRONG & CO,
No. 90 MlRENI.F IL, NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants

commission MERCHANTS
AND UFACTURERS AGENTS,
I'oR the sale Of Machines Agricultural Implements,
such articles sy always be found their store ami
tie lowest cash prices:
MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS, &C.
Threading Machines Hrsr Powers Corn and Cob Crush.
Little tiant) Fvton's Portable Grst MIL Cutters
Corn shelters BriNrlr Smut Machine Child Grain sepa
rAtur. Wells Seed Sewer, Corn Planters, Cuvaors
rows Poughs OF all kHdS huns Meat Cutters, Scyt
Forks Rtkes, ReaJng and Moving Machines Pan Mia &C
BUILDING MATERIALS, &C, sc.
window SA,h, Venetian lnds MarhsiE-d Iron Mantle,,
Window Glass of all sizrs Iydr tuic cement Hester Paris
Chain Pump. Force Pumps Garden Engine, Iron Chairs
Iron SetteeS, Iron Safes OF al sizes.
PAINTS, OII.S, &C.
White Lead White nc Brovu Enc Stone Colored Zinc
Pants Of all coors Putty, Whiting Linseed OIL Lard OIL
1u peutine Vamshes, Mineral Pant, Que PANT Brushes
RoSn, CoPperas, Paint Mills, &C, &C.
EE IL TILIZE RS.
GuRno, and aud Plaster. We keep large
articles on hand
Sc EDS.
Clover, Timothy, Bue Grass Herds Grass Orchard Grass
Barley, &c.
We also f,r pvgse Celebrated Excelsior Raj.
road Horse Power 1hrcshiBg Ma-incs We have now an
assortment OF these Mschiuss hand a furnish them
Manuarlarers' prices, transportation al cd
mAnd vii be beyond the supply, those WHO In waut
them had belt bay soon.
deeIA-llt twGW8m ARMSTRONG 4 90
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
LAW SCHOOL
O. THE
University at Cambridge, Mass
Tie hat. asiors 90 Li4s S.IOal ore
Hon. JOEL PARER II. ID, 10 al Professor.


Hon JOEL PAEEFR Il. ID, 10 al Professor.
Hon. TN. orRILrs tAtsoSs, IL. D., Dane Prof s'or.
Hon hoEr "ArHHUES, IL D., Uniyerssiy Lecturer
FlfHE Cou OF Instruction embraces various branches
81 the Common Law, aud Of tqai'y AdnIr.ltv. Com
meres In tonal, aud tusti uguul Law and the u
Tspruden oi h UUtCI sta,s. Law abars ems sts
Of about "a 900 volume ant appear they az
al ed, an every "a ri Is made tu complete
Instruction given by ura lectures cNH0slous land
by recitNons and X AM luns, 9lth them
81 which there ten every Two Moot Iourts ere
,iden each week, e Which cause pr~yiausIy
given out is que BY flg students N Up ar'y
cred by the pre- ID az instrac Ro'ms snfote fars
are also provided or the Cub Courts Assgtn1,y
held weekly fiT ptArce dtra'@ ql.ring kuouluigs
Of parliamentary law a"u poe r4 uss.
Students ~n'rT cth08 ia q thelr pro
fesouHl studies Nora lr pIrsU =, and th- con
Inenoeiuent 81 either rrm DC m IDLE cher pN Of
they are At lbsrt, 90 elect staiies h,y
pursue according their Of he csa vans ana al
tAinmcnts
The Aeadrmcl Year. which commences on Thursday "a
after the third eduesray la July divided
terms Of twenty weeks EACH siJh weeks
a. The end Of ca term
Daring the winter vacation, ths Library IL oprue warm.
d. and lighted, fJr ghe Of M .mbcrs II hr schlol
Applications Tor admission, ior Cstaagues OF ior any
further Information be made either The Professors
At Cambridge.
CAhBEDGE, Jan. u, $50. iebl--dtWtslaNsn
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHO WANTS SOMEBODY TO Love HMi-It has often been
said that there mode Of forcing people toloVe yoa
Science insists that love is disorder just easy to produce
any other disorder and in France fortunes made By
protesting accomplish the work. But Rondout Of N
York. in his Just published tells the whole art and mys
terry Of love- He puts in every ady power to inspire with
deep and abiding affection the bosom Of the she would
prefer husband Be enables every gentleman to select
his life win her and be happy. great
book and is called the "BlssOf Marriage" 1t is advertised
In another column.-HlrdId.
FoR HITS Throat Diseases Hacking Cough and the
fleets Of mprudeut Of Mercury, medicine has
been discovered which has effected cures Carriers
Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases, produced by salvation Hacking Cough
BOchisl Affections Liver Disease Neuralgia and Rheuma
tsm, have all been relieved and cured in wonderful
ner by great purifier Of the blood Carriers Spanish
Mixture.
The Of T. H. Ramsey alone should satisfy any who
doubt Call the Agent aud procure pamphlet contain
ing cures, which will astound yoa See advertisement
eY An ounce worth pound Of theory, and the
conclusive that cluster that incompsr
able preparation, Hoohand German Btters prepared BY
DR. c. NJ ia, k,on, Philadelphia abishing
tonic and restorative, such would prevent Incredibly
itself questioning its efficacy. In all Of diseases
Of the stomach whether chronic may
mended for its soothing cordial renoTating influence.
Dyspepsia heartburn loss Of appetite, nausea
remors relaxation and debility, &C. relieved by the
Bt,ers in very short space Of tme ard perseverance in
their use never fails thorough cure See adTer-
| tisenent.
PEOF. WOODS HAIR REsroRATIvR-The testimony Of all
Who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article will the gray and the bald eradicate
Sea'e of the Scalp the hair falling and
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
American Meeting.

The American Party Of Davidson County will
hold Public Meeting in the City of Nashville
On Monday, April 9TH, 1856,
for the purpose of appointing delegates to Dis
trict Convention to nominate a Candidate for
Presidential ElectOr for this Congressional Dis
triet.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

WILL In fsw days be IN receipt II shipment Of Ca
TAWAA GRAPE CUrrISGs and Roors oSs ~ Oh All or
ders lef, with via be promptly nled.
A. MCCALL,
Va = Nhf,.s,.rt. p.r-, ST..
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
j. &. FELLOWS.

DEALER ~ LAND WiRRINTS.
No 80 l-2 CHERR STREET
Over Houston Browns Law Office: Nashville.
DERSONS send n Land Warr1u's m b. NAL, can, Il
j they prrte direct them O. Fai Cunuingh IN l viii
ahrough tn tr The owner, without delay the
highest market price In cssh. octl-w6tn
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

FIRST LARGE SALE
SPRING 2 GOODS
AT AuC ton,
IRBY MORGAN g. 60.
~~~~~~~~-
TIME SALE.
~ Tuesday wednesday and Thursday the 18th, 2Sh and
9th Of March.
" This sale il designed exclusively for Merchants IA
Goods will Be offered heretofore, in lots to suit buyers
with liberal privileges 10 thoe wanting large quantities.
We saying q Of the bst assorted
Stock Of Goods that been offered at AuctCn
Nashville. i comprises great variety; Such As
rs CASES SPRING PRINTS;
leases COoheco Prints, (darE)
I0esses Lawns assorted,
cases BIiliiantes
10 cases small checked GngNRms;
IS cases bleached Muslin;
~ bales Sea Island brown DO;
10cs'es lid eOlored Cottonades;
DO small checked do;
ABEAUTIFUL LINE OF CAsHMERES;
Black and colored Cloths;
Dr. DIES;
Linen Drllings:
Linen PUCK.
Lay linen;
Irish Linens;
Linen Hsndkerchiefs;
BLEACHED AND BROWN DRILLS;
Denms, as~ortd
Stripes and Plaids:
Italian Cloths:
yestings, &C., &c.
Every description Of White Goods FlOuncing Laees, En-
broiderY, Hosery, Thread, Buttons Suspenders Pins
Needles, &C &C, &c.
In Short there comprised in this Stock almost all the
varieties Of Goods u-ually wanted.
We will also oGer the close Of the sale lot Of Cut
Goods to be sold as the above, without reserve.
Nashville March std IRBY MORGAN co.
EF We offering strong inducements at private sale,
to all who buy for cash or on short time Give usacAL
LM.&CO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
N l. '. n. n. BAILEY.
NICH0L, GREEN & BAILEY,
Wholesale GrOCers.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. IS and a. College St, Near Broad,
NA>IVILEE, TENN.


Bacon, Lard, Feathers, Beeswax, Grain, &c, &C.
DY LATE ARRIVALS FROM NEW ORLEANS our
ID Sto 81 Groceries il in part complete, and are
prepared offer nducrmeut- City and Country Dealers
Sho may favor with cal. We have IN store, aud
rive, the folio vim Goods which vii Sc for Cash.
10 hhis. Fair TO Choies NeuI q boxes Pickek
Orran. sugar, 80 do Glassware,
30 barrels Molasses, g do Yeast Powders,
IS y 90. 90, cases X. Mustard,
IS barrels Syrup, % aEs Spice,
800 bags R,o Cch-e, 10 do Pepper,
21barrris Mackerrl DO Ginger,
2 d.. d, loo miiohns, aSso ted slE es
- hlt, do, Ia, NJ G Caps
Be- kegs Nails, asserted sizes 80 boxes star Candles,
70 b Kes NJ. X. aAi,ns 10 cases Matches,
lOl Painted Buckets - chests Teas vars brands
- Nests d. Tabs, 10 hhls Almonds
80 foEsn London Porter leo drums Fresh Figs,
$1,000 C,gaTs, YariOa, bT ,nds 81 boxes Herring.
Together with every article usasny KEEP IN tine
NICIiOL GREEN a BAILEY
81 We also have IN store, ooasgnmsnt .2e0 bags
ore sAlt FACTORY hird shieh e will sci veiy cheap.
iebla n. q an.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

PEoF WOODS HAIR REsroRATrvR-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article that will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
Sease of the Scalp the hair falling and preserve
the perfectly old age. 1t is put up
both with and without sediments See advertisement.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
THIRTY HEAD OF BLOOD HORSES
Superine Flour.


IL AVlNG made arrangements with Mr. w. L waters 70
keep suppl ei Sith his Superhne Flour put Up
bags for family use, ready 10 supply the demand
and warrant" every bag d. G RUMSEY
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

ID ECEIVED this day, handsome Of Bosouns
IL separate from the shirt. New q styles For sale BY
march5 y II McGILL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
CataWba Grape Cuttings,

80 Coluu bla Herald and Cincinnati Times copy one "
and send pap,r TO advertisers and bill TO this
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-15
A Fact Worthy OF Attention:

The fact to which we wish to call the at
tenton of our citizens, is this: The shipment
of pig iron, from the mines in the vicinity Of
Vincennes, to st. Louis, by railroad, has al
ready commenced. This iron is returned to
US in the shape of stoves and other castings
and articles of hardware, and sold at good
profits. 1t may be that our mills are driven
by machinery constructed from the iron in
our own hills--that our churches, stores, and
private dwellings are warmed by stoves cast
from the same iron.
The above is from the Vincennes Gazette,
and the editor adds, if we improve our own
natural resources as we ought, within three
years from this date, Knox county, and the
counties adjoining her in all directions, wi h
all of Southern Indiana and Illinois, will have
increased in wealth, in population, in all that
go to make up thriving, vigorous people, sir
foZL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-15

DIvoRcEs.-Our State is gaining an unevia-
bic reputation abroad from the facilities with
which divorces are obtained in our courts
The defects are in the law; there is not so
much exaggeration in the following as to JUS
tify us in saying it is an untruth:
Putnam's Monthly for December has 4
spicy scketch, designed to barlesque somewhat
the facility with which divorces may be OBJ
tanned in Indiana and Michigan, and the trivial
pretexts which are deemed sufficient to sever
the marriage bond. The writer concludes,
from his legal experience in the matter, that
all that is necessary for stranger to obtain a
divorce in Indiana, is to sleep one night in the
State, and thereupon appear in court, swear
that he is a citizen of it, file his petition for a
divorce, have it published in some paper
where his wife is sure not to see it, and then
return six weeks after and take his decree.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-15

Mrs. STEPHENS New M0ETHLY-We have
received the December number Of Mrs Ste
phens' Illustrated New Monthly, which con-
tains some Of the finest specimens Of wood
cut illustrations we have seen produced in
this country since the publication Of Harpcr's
Bible. We havq. not read the letter press,
but the illustrations are credit to the art in
this country, and are worth more than the
cost of subscription. Those who wish to ex-
anime the work can see specimens at Dobell
& Listers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-15

IowA.-A census of this young and -four
ishing State has just been completed, and ex-
hibits very astonishing results. The whole
of the States is 5O2,3O4. The
number of males is 267, 738, females 235, 253,
an excess of 80, 485 males-which makes it
desirable State for females who wish to escape
from the state of single blessedness. There
are only 271 colored persons in the whole
State This may account for its "Black Re-
pubIicanism." There are sc, ISL native voters
and 14,456 naturalizod ones, and l5,104
aliens The married folks number 1882.
There are So, 455 dwelling houses; 2,04t000
acres Of land cultivated; 643l00O uncultivated.
There were raised last year 100000 bushels
Of wheat-G 100000 bushels of oats, and 81
100000 bushels Of corn. Value Of cattle and
hogs sold, about 100000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-15
W uEzraN rg5-N,raxes E.ENErEENr.

Intrinsic virtue could insure the which this
article has staiued-for Rheumatism sa Eheum Burns
rses Stlh joints or Gads SrIins Fole EVIL and Swell
pol horses has equal Tor beast. No
it who has tested its value. Ana
Liuneut. ! enc rtIil7 that article per-
formed many in neIhbOrhOod tls l.. w.
Srith Ridaeh5ld, Conn ). Leitoh ESQ, Hyde Park
W. writes considered worthless Chis
case since the free the Mustang Lini
have sold hu Tor $50 Iour lin m mt is doing
ror e-s up Such testimony reaching
The told Ev yfamy should have it. Beware
efimations The genuine Mustang is sold by all respeca
bic dealers throughout The GRID. -
BARNES L PARK.
noyIS ProPriet9rs. New ork.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-15
ANSHGNEEs SALE.
CLOTHING AT cos I

CLO 7 II \ G A 7 co S 7.
on MAIN Strict BETWEEN FIRST SECOND STREETS.
Mr. H. D having made assignment his entire
goods Mr. AEspaeher these goods will be sold
first the concern 1t great
rety thing and material clothing broad
cassimore satnets and every other description Of cloths
which Wholesale retail prices
purchased ia this city The stock
must be closed out By January purchasers
ought early good selections from the stock
dec2-3Od
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-15


From CALIFoRNIA.-Dates from California
to the 10th Of Nov. have been received at
New Orleans. The vote Of the State is, for
Buchanan $4,000; for Fillmore 5000; for
Fremont 1900. The Democrats have both
branches Of the Legislature and will have both
U. S. Senators. The markets in California
were dali.
Walkers troops have had series Of partial
battles with the enemy, in al Of which his
troops were successful.
On the 10th of November Gen Hornsby,
with company Of 200, defeated l, 100 of the
enemy under the Costa Rican General Canas.
The enemy lost 200 Gen. Hornsby's loss
two killed and eleven wounded. Four days
fighting at Massaya ended in the entire defeat
of the enemy. Walker returned to Granada,
giving three days notice Of his intention to al
low time to remove valuables. He then fired
Granada-not leaving a vestige Of the place.
He then removed all his effects and men and
the inhabitants to RiTas, which hereafter is to
Be the capital of Nicaragua.
A naval battle took place between the Mic
araguan war schooner, Granada, Capt. Fay
SIOUX, and Costa Rican brig oFwar three
times its size. The Costa Bican vessel was
blown up, and all on board were destroyed.
1t is supposed that the enemy's loss in the va
roUs battles since October is 5000.