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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-09

Spring and Summer.
K- sTMs-HlNG eFss E1MG GG Gap-.
No. IS Camp street,
ARE NOW RECEIVING NEW STYLES OF
Fashionable Clothing,
Suitable for Spring and Summer wear, comprising
LIGHT FANCY CASHMERE COATS; --..'.
SINGLE MILLED CLOTH COATS; -...
FRENCH MERINO COATS;
s.e SUPER BLACK ALPACA COLD COATS.
ITALIAN CLOTH, DRILLING AND LINEN CoATs-new
Is styles '.-5es
LIGHT FANCY CASHMERE PANTS;
FIGURED DRILLING PANTS;
(. e. RICH FIG'D MARSEII.IES VESTS
.- LINEN AND DRILLING VESTS.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen Cotton Drawers Gauze Merno Thread and
Silk Undershirts, Silk Cotton and Ise Thread Socks Cloves
etc., etc. t, ,,-. @7 .'''-
large assortment Of Linen and Linen Bosom Shirts
style Coorcd Linen and Muslin Shirts patterns. 2p6t
.'s Fair Compilation.
Pimpes blotche removed, and the skin
made more beautiful clear by rubbing well into
parts -
- DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR.
To hands, them going bed and gloves
keep Henri Hertz, ESQ., the great Pianist to the King of
FRENCH declares the most superb thing in the world for
theartss make the fingers piabc strong and endua
great piano forte application and the aching
common after great exercise thereat
Sold New Orleans, wholesale and retail, propreor's
III ]. WRIGHT & CO.,
| NJ 2p6t q and l5l Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-09
DIR. .SNa1eaSeE Reynolds.

oFFICE-No. lis GRAy1ER STREET, NEW. ORLEANS
Cures Cancers ScALDHEAD, WHiTE-swELA1sG SORES and
ULCERS of every description. ia3l 2p1T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-09
Splendid assortment

- M@ nS, N IA en- %D Cd MD > >
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-09

al 2pMoWeFr&Wlt Nos q and ISL Chartres street. N.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-09

leve they are entitled to credit At all events, we
think we are doing good service in submitting them
to the public in order that emgrants and travellers
may know what they have to expect before starting
The next news from Central America is awaited
with anxiety Although we have no doubt that Gen
Walker has triumphed over his enemies, and that the
cause of Nicaraguan independence is more firmly
fixed than ever still nothing but accurate details vii
suffice to alay the feversh impatience of our peo
pie who feel an alabsorbng interest in the success
the regeneratols. .1 9EssAs t ....
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-01-03
CARROLLTON CARROLL COUNTY, OHIO THURSDAY JANUARY 1856

went 10 Manchester, and on Saturday morning
came dOWu in the early train. White. it aP
pears, bad also come to Boston, and was at.
rested on Saturday. The parties we're bro;
before Judge Russell the same afternoon, and
the three we're held TO bail in the suns Of sI5,-
900 each to answer to the charge. o,is p
Lord, Esq, Of Salem, and Thomas Il. Par.
sons, Esq, Of Lawrence, appeared as counsel
for tie defendants. White WAS formerly EN-
ployed in the Express business between thir
city and Lawrence.
A fourth person. named John B. Hazlelon
Of HayerhiIl, was also arrested. but no. ar
raigned with the other parties.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-01-03

vide. will have lheirinstructions from the Ope-
raior'; but the resp7nse will probably be a
ihunderboll 10 those who have violated their
rights. sPurned their remonslranees, and. as a
consequence. have arayed brothers from the
different sections Of the Union to shed each
others blood. in civil war, on the plains Of
KanEas.
Yours, respectfully,
F. p BLAIR.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-01-03
The Masculine and Feminine Mind.

Il. A. H.. Of the Type Of the Times o
November 8, (IS55), in reply to an article BY
"A Woman on the intellectual inferiority o
woman, gives us few ideas on that subiec
worthy Of Peruvul, WecUPy . portion Of To
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
WHEELING,
PITTSBURG,
DUNkIRK,
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FAILS

NIAGARA FALLS.
To all the Eastern cites.
Three daily Eastern Trains az n, 10 An, and
TlRST TkAiN-Clevetard PittstuyR Steubenyille and
wheeling, Lighting Express, leaves Cincinnati o'clock
A. NJ Tor al Che Eastern cities; also Detroit Cleveland
sprnghtld, Wilmington, CirceVe Lancaster and Zones
vile, Chcohe and Athens his stops Gin
cinnat and Columbus at oyeand Morrow Xenia and Lon
don only.
SkCOND TRAIN-Cleveland, Pittburg and Wheeling tx
press Vail. leaves Cincinnati az IL ccCcS. ~ Clsve
land, P'sburg and Wheeling for all the Eastern cities This
train stops at AL the points between Cincinnati and Column
bus.
THIRD TRAIN-Acoomuodstion, Leaves Cincinnati at
$50 O'Clock, p ~, for springfield Wilmington Crcevle
and Lancaster, Chlcothe aud Hiihorough. This trau
stops az al poiots between Cincinnati and Spi Egfed.
FOURTH IBAlN-Cleveland and Pitisbu Night Express
leaves Cincinnati AZ O'clock PS, via Cleveland and Pitts
bury for al The Eastern cities. Is train stops at points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday at $50 O'clock p NJ for Columbus
Trains BY Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
cnnati.
Fare as Low as by any other Route,
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And anformation, please ply The Offices No Burnet
House. second door West OF Vine street; No ia Gibson
House Building and old Office, Southeast OF Broad
and front street. opposite Spencer House. at the
Eastern little MiamD Depot, East Front treet.
Cgice hours JTofa ~ A. A., until 81 p "
p. W. STRADER, GtnTAgt.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers at all the pr cpa Hotels each and
every trin By leaving directions at either OF above
Offices Will call for passengers H. all parts OF the city, With
out Tail. lDay2Tl II. b. RU6GiES, Conductor
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH

N and afer this date the Articles enumerated below
- VII be sent through 20 Charleston Savannah a. ths
price affixed 10 each article:
Tobacco hhts., y 100 bs.... ................. soc
PORK in bbis. y 100 .........sl 90
II. /. ANDERSON sup'L
Jt-u ". C. Railroad
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
- S. -
Express Notice.
go - g.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RATIROAD

y TT 34AN IND % AIALEoIUN hAILhUhD.
NE ADAMS EXPRESs COMPANY have rsnde a..
rsngemcnts vi the a-o Railroad for Daily E1r-ess
Line AMI are prepared receive end forward FREIGHT
IaekHge, &C. by Passenger Trains 10 Hurtve Utcairr
InscuEbis ard intermediate stations the C. and "
~ hSlreaos small PRcsag al reduced rates.
- Messengers leave Nssi T. daily - O'Clock X
80 FTeight- 10 Be ofWarced by Express vii be care
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
Pittsburgh Coal and Coke.

COLE nan & CO.,
nEALERS in Pittsburgh Coal ani Coke and White Pine
~ Lumber, Of Broad and Front Streets the
Levee, Nashville, Tenn whore they intend seeping
slant supply Of the above articles at reasonable pr
Families and large Of Coal and Coke supplied
forcontract fair terms. jsn9i
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPLCIAL NOTICE. 10 SEsIPPEHS,
Nv SAVANNAH ao RnSHvEtIe

A the Nasi vile sni Chatisnooga kalToad Coupsny
II have uCt fed and reminded the Contra Eairoad en-
aues Of &c RIA OF Der rates and Il uoss OF
seem 10 have teen noticed or HEd il the haf bills q
that Company, Tecent, distributed our c,ty We ake
ts method 81 informing th- hetthsnt end shrpers by
th't line o. ~ be Tstt Vii be 81 IS f It0 b. oL met
eoods and rot " p tie g'nd bills represent; a 25
tie average thrSUgh rate htt elss g1oos from The
wand 70 Nashville but q tject he vsraou - % cts
ad n a. IN suuntr and dSdrctod g 20 pc leo lbs.
Winter ~hlCh mskes The rate per ueut
tlS5 hon June to December and s r'm nec % June
IA. 1 ANDt RSCN,
juneai Sup.rrt,n6aut
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
Ambrotype, Photographic
Bows Clothing.


ITTE have just received extensive assortment % Boys
w Clothing OF various styles and prices which
specially invite friends and the pIblic generally all
and examine. We also constantly receiving Gentle
msns dress and rock aus and OF every
description Oar stock Of F1rnishiNg Goods is
plete all Of which addition heavy arrival 4 Cloths
Casmerss Vestings in the piece He ase: ourselves
will Offer inducements rarely presented 10 the citizens Of
Nashville lseptlGi CblRTON ABBOTT
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15

LANGuORNE a ARWISTEAn.
n BuNIS snshorns rsisteaie C-lrhTated toesee0
DJ lu-t rscs.Esd JOHNSON, HoRNk CO.
aag3y-iu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-03
Siebente8 Gapitel.


Die 8erntrrung uno s @etlmmel In
ben StraBen @onltantIuopsls oauerten fort.
Gin aa9emetner Nuftano 1hten nahe bepors
ifeheno. Snmitteu Der aufgere9ten Wens
fhenmaGen befunoen ild) 5pel Srauen in
lhmarSer Gleioung ole Den 3u9 an lld, oDrs
ltber hatten geben lehen, uuo nun Oergeblt>
che Inltrcn9nn9en mahten, ibren We9 ndd)
Oaule su fInoen. @s mar Die @tdfl1 BON
&ronber9 uno ibre trene Dienerin Wartba.
QBas Die Gerlegenbeit tbrer SituattDn noh
erb0bte, mar Ole ttefe 9luIre9nng, tlt rpelher
(Ih Die @rdfn befano.
uWartba, la9te fe, ittoem lbre 9etlterbaft
bletfen Wangen itd, nit elner leihten, hefs
tllben GDthe llbcrSo9en, plctl babe tbn geles
ben, Sutfo, Den Wann Der MIDI emit 9ellebt,
ben itb nDdb tmmer ltebe ="
80, meille Soerrln," ia9te Martba, yflirh>
tete ld) opd1 tmmer, ouler 9lnbItd lpurDe
Cub oerbdnsntspca lein. 9lber last uns
aus oeiem 9etilmmel ms entfernen uno
uniere BDbuun9 9ewinnen."
p9Sas 1T mir oaS @etnlnmel, oa6 gEo9en
cteler piloen Wenld9en TIM MIDI her z" fubr
Die @rdfn fort. SIMMER 1ebe lit, nur tbn,
bod AT HpB, nit Der 0efurdten Stirn unb
Dem ttefen, 9lllhenoen Iu9e: >, fpe 91n5
anoers fab er etnlf aus, unO rOd) audi nod,
rei5eno Ounft er rid jeBt, Id)6n, tple ebes
mails. llno mid ibm nabe 5u ptnen, uuo su
fthIer, oa6 Elm Stud nS trenut, fitr INNER
nns lheioet: oa5 1T 8sr3peiflun9, 1T 2uaI
oer Soae !"
uGbeure 6errtn," ia9te W artba, Gd, b
mlthenO, tbre @ebtctertu Dor oem 9eordn9t
Su fhuBen, ulaBt unS Dor 9Illem elm IIit,er 8
AlD gewilnenI Das 8erpclIen bier auf Der
SraBe miro tmner 9efdhrliber."
Sn Der Chat nabM audi Die Scene nm le
ger etuen bsoenfltt,en @tarafter an. 9lufs
bthest ourd Die Gtnflulterun9en 1oppbt, mie
gle lauten GeOen 3elotilher prteifer bate
ole Buth oe5 pObel5 llt mmer nlebr 9eitei,
osrt. Wln bate ett9e 1Setnmasasne, lpe
tpic Wafenhanolun9en erbrohen, nnp milo
auslebenoe, perDe9ene @eitalteit uafte
Shwerter fd)pingeuO, uno pcn Netn uno
2lufregung 9lilbeno, perbreiteten ilrb nad,
aaen Hihtun9en, Moem lte rilfGhtslo5 Die
Sdlrpdrbern 3ar Selte ordn9ten, uno brills
lenoe Hufe be3 2lufrubrS auSifieBen.
(6crtiesan8 fol9t.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-03

tno nabm leinen Sib auf bem Chrome.
tpIltte Dem @oroirtal, oor3ntreten uno Die 6
fpllte NIT QSIroe benz faiIerliden Wnf.
Jl1 elmer feurigen Neoe fhtlocrte er nun
ote Grbabenbett unO hohe Seoeutnne oe6
Cages. Seut gehe in grfltIuu9, wos Der
Q6ttlihe Stifter oes bei[i9en @lanbeus 9e>
la9t: es feae Sin Dirt nno gtne Neeroe
ietn. Die gauge @hrtlfeltbett umihttn9e jFst
etn ein5t9eS Bano,s unO 70 f6une lJe oem Co
ben Der SoolIe, oen 2lncrange ce6 unglau>
bens ptoerte6eu. Sm 3eifen Der gintrahr
rperDe @onitanttn fe9en, ple eitff lctn 9e>
bcneoelter 8prfnbr i'm 3etheH oe6 &reu;e5.
Ser fat1er dntmortete III mentgen beoeus
tenoen Sdseu. Wehrere ieiner Bcr9dnqer
in Der OerrIhaft bdtten Itlon ote Jeotbpers
ot9felt 9efithit, Sum Shub oes 9feth6 nno
aus Dem h6teren @runOe Der @tnbeit Der
drtlflthen Stride e ne 8erbinouna Ser qez
trennten 9betle oerGelben su 1flieBen. Gr
babe felt letner Shrpnbefei9ung oenIelben
Seodnfen 9ehegt nno hllte ole 3ett, lbn auss
3ufubren, fir gefpmmen. Sn Der &lrte
Der beIltgen Sopbta rpplle er uno feline DIE
ner Den Suno nit feterlthem Shtpur be1es
9eln unD er fproere oeSbalb ale NnDeIenoe
auf tbm oobtn su fplgen.
Der fdAerIid]e Bug perIte6 bterauf ben
2brCnlaal uno nanote itdl SDt1 t1hen 5tpet
Retben bon Qelbmahen nad1 Der StraBe.
Jfur bte @egenmarr Der @erpafueteu oere
ncfbte pQs auf9eregte 8olf sltrit6Suhalten,
oaB es Itt niobt auf ben &diler uno feline
8e9leiter ititrSte. Mit Wube 9elan9ten IIe
CUR Stride Der hetligen Sopbla, Der prdd)>
tighten @cnltantinUpel5, cinem Wunoermerf
Der bD3anttnifhen Saufuuit. Marmor ,pcr>
phDr uno @olo ihmitfte BEN herrlthenIem>
pei, nuO rpobtn oa6 9luge oraua, puroe eS
BON ld)lanfen uno 9etpalti9en Sdulen, cber
bon elmer blenoenoen Wo1lit getrpfen.
Die feterlid)e 8eretni9un9 Der ortentalt>
ihen uno pcctpentalilhen Stride 9ing nun
Dor ftd1. Die crhabene Mljeifdt oeS 3eut>
pels, Die retchen @erpdnoer Der'prieiferlhaft
Der ooHeute uno Der &rieger, Der laut ans
ldmellenoe @eIan9, 9dben thr ettpas un9e>
nein @r9reifenoe5. Oemtph tru9 Die 9anje
Seierlttfett Elm oniteres @eprd9e, unD es
mar ntd)t rpohl ST oerfennen, oaB auBer Dem
Eailer lelbif nur Went9e unter ben @riehen
oas SunontB nit aufrthtigem 0erSen be-
fbwprelt. 9lnt orang bon 3ett Su Belt IN
Den paulen oe5 9eGun9e6 Die Stmme pes
duBen metlenoen Bolts btnein, uno oa6 flde
9enoe @elhret Der Wen9e mlldte Gb nit
ben WOrten Der prteter.
Der &aiIer mar lebr bleiH unO dn9e9rlfs
fen, aber in letnem @elIhte Las man 5usleidl
Selti9fett uno @r9ebun9. @r fd)ten aufrid1a
tt9 bon Der Wihtl9Feit oes qetbdnen Shrtte
tes itber5eu9t, ltno fem Soers blutete ilber
lelne trre9eleiteten llntertbanen
Der 3ug oerlieB, nahoem 9llles beenoet
mar, Die STRIDE uno be9ab itd nddh Dem
SbIc6e suritf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-03
c1obn 4Jeter Milner,
TtnDtugftpre

s Spbn Spl5e
GbeapfteG 0r. 5, 3wii6en 9Ombarb. unb gDatert,
Nlsn Eager srn Jin6rs aner Nst GGubma6erperfseuse
RGsen unb aen in belsS Sad nf6asnben Ntfen 1T ie6e
cit poafdnOS aacrtrt 9reiie aufs Dtae eeeat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-03

Eu ,,8alRnsat Dieter" ptrb btt SrtisuiHt II.
2uFdrbe Der aItsa unS rtaen gBelt ietnen Peiern
Dor nas @uee fibrsu mn fir be Demptratte tn
Nmeritd unb europa Su nirten itreben ip oteI IN
feinsn 8rdften ltest. 3u bteiem 3pefe erlu&t
untsrfisuno sfks 0roan8. GinIenbuueeu,
pei9e Der 8enbcns oes Q8efers entlpre9en itnD
rj1tommrn. 8riefc crtttten mir uns pcrtrfrei
Das DCdea6latt re5 ,,g8gfers" erf6etut .icsea
IS 8reitdQ une tpfet s. sas Sobr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-03
]. F. DEGEI E,
SrQcpL0nD

.s9> %r0GI lQQHD
AR SuweIter @olearbgtter unb 1brntoGer.
ssa22 &r. f.pt0ttfrage BET Der Br5de
mpfttqit staeG 5gea une Dem ssebrtsa prbfnn "a,
lt9aates Eager DDn tetaer tf Sersertiater a3sn,r,
aaspabI Spa BOlDtnea a.Detnen Gofbtuubren '
de tn unteg 6GA f9la3erhe Sa@en wer6en ouf Sea gs
lHb i3t4teft reportrt. - 49, O'S'
&srtauTer, psUlar psrben pcbg tbun sufer Qaors ~
EHnnIltsM. ~ Ds20E ~ 0Nosr2pp I6ufen 21nS
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&terartf9c In5eia n.
gELEM 0ieu elngerihtete Bud 5ln0ereT
M.haskasW Ann Gina 6eff

Szzs3EsRzzz% Nrc. So Wprb- 6rebertdL .5trnEe
SD setee benz 9ublifam hermit oa6 i'd n,ent Bu6bnbe
ret na Obsn eenantem gase serleet babe rmYsbe m
IN allen ju meinem GeiAGft eeh6ren6en Mrben beftnH
gfdment4 made t6 auf Bic in Baltimore nur am sieFoen
pldse perertieten bnen Warmpr. unb 8eoeri6nitt fr
lam phe nsbelpneere Besern Der neuen Nuse1p SEN S
!b 9etnee als 3Snsn 3errat Otne bRberen pf aupsns
6efens su enpfeblen wGre lA'''l
Us gluftrdae weroen prDmt becret. 4aDee
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Safer MNb Gufhma1t,

SAFER MMb Gufbman,
Bstritanttn II. 96nbler nj 9 70 emu. Slenen
III 6enltersSlenpen (SbaoeS)
aae aaen IN bieeS Sad sinidtdsenben arfittln
9sr. 1877 9SeItsValtc. .zSt, Sltli9 rDnE Galpert,
Suttintcre. 1m79
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,1Scmpr ANfenffNrc

Ms. 29 abttr., nabe QpmbarbR.
M u. Or { ma3t eneu aten Besannitn unh
em Dabum Ibpaapt cte NnSege, baB er en frnberee s
oduesn Mr. 2s eabr. ene Gpurf n5rSlt ppn QpmbarSsr
uessrnfns bat. SstS aDaartniaeer R mt, ben ncusaSn
inb btrsn S5prten uos ''"
Sod parlors, SclS- uno SDbLeu6fen
3erlebsa pe;Ge ale u ben btQgfen b7leIoe unh Retail
rsitn seriea weeen Aas bel tbm sdten Deeu r. Isst
eruHe9rtt auksen Mnb ntmmt biefeltsr wcnn ae niat
Olsanets btfrisoStn pCtr rpHr. Seen Nanats &c sSs
sn aDn acrsnsn 4rostttn repart un6 ptrber Gufatst
U'eoerRtrautsr trbaisa beiUnoere 9ereunttganseu
L 3M TuFs
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S4ieisAeG eGssGA2tt gpessAentefrafhas assrssaaHg
etfAetRt t6ali&. - DrHS GeytS va kNSNA
aa6Gtar az bte taFir Ser1attpurlJa&sa KM'k.
Oas ISpnnemsNt tpffet fir ed5 Balke GaDs Sf.29
Aaaet8eM tperb.aibtatef beream4.
This democratic
German Morning Paper is pab-
lished daily. Price 7 cents awesk
Advertisements very cheap. The
waeklyaWecksr 90 a year.
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Oep. slnftich'S

T q T
ser. IS QDater Str, 8eseniter Gteapibe
retFrttst ale Sprtsn 8rrs MuftrGg perben auf bas
Yssmpteae uas biltsfe ausssu1rt. 1ms9l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-03

Nus9etrcfnete8 81u. unb S6renerbpl3.
g9r taben ueben epfaaen etne Yartte trpfenes Rirb
baumb0l8 lpwie Q8aanuB alien @rGeen pappef
S6inbeln 2an, 8aten SDir lenten bic Iufmrfienft
Der 5erren MSbe unp 9nlsbreine Q8a8ner Rutlcnnopr
unb ler wel6e ordrge Mrttfel 9ebrauden duf
ten @prratb 9p, pele mir su btataten @peiSe f
baar euten Grectt pertanfen ~ 'O'
Gbpmas un6 @rtce SH-HauS.9 .9scnrs
t5ay3mt unterbaIb @aiterns MSen ''''"'
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eEHblt9Der Gpruc8- A9n1xrrunx
Rpn a9, ben 28 Iprtl, Nbenbs lbr pirb Ser lIntsy
ttGnste ens nere 8lae sur praGen Npb sran6en Grier
inRg Der ensl9en SpraGe sr6nen. 9rEs 81 fir Ben rna
NJ 8pra1S 5dtlbar. @Erep S'S
Scr. 81 R.-Gasirass ser 3iSnsttr6e aeusnbb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-15
THE CHALLENGE AMENDED.

Yesterdays Wing says that while it is "an1ious
lot puohc meeting Of the citizens of Richmond, in
oraer 10 afford them fair opportunity of Expressing
tneir oP'oa. ~ reteTease ta tho 9Th seciiun and
ihs pfeRfesY OF tsaohuerdrs Bolts for the Pr.si.
densy." it cannot agree to the suggestion made "by
the officers of the Combined Councils" as to tie lime
--ueI. Monday night. The Wing adds:
1t IL not to be expected that meeting Of anv sz
or respectability could possibly be gotten up IN the
present condition Of the weather and tina streots.-
Hence it was that, in proferiug the Challenge, vs
distinctly stated, in order te Ss clearly undersood.
that "any evening at toe African Church, atier the
:.rst;e e.srs sE will suit the convenience Of the
Eth Section anti. Bolts Americans for the trial of the
question" at issue between them. And it will not
suit their convenience, nor the convenience of our
citizens at large, bstore We
are in for public meeting, heart, SOUL and body the
moment can be had under even tole,ably favor.
able circumstances But the tiRis not yet-nor will
BE- we fesr from present appearances, for several
weeks to cclae Weagain say to the Bottsites there
foreNhold your horses.
We have hardly charity enough to consider the
suggestion of the "Ofcers of the combined councils"
any thing more than another Bolts trick. They
know very we'll that large foil meeting Of our citi
zens ut present 10 an impossibty aud they want to
procure another snapjudgment from . ANAL aad Ia.
considerable one. For Il Il Obvious that tue great
bulk Of our otEeus would upt turn out ia the present
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there document 20 distinct and unmisakcabe
rs the paper which Count Eserazy is benrln. to 81.
Petersburg and 10 il there but answers pos
sble, nanlely positive refusal, positive accept
ance. No cvasivc answer-nJ conditional accept.
ance-uo counter propositions will be rsccivet.-
Ii is stated Ia be the intention Of Austria, in
the event OF the refusal OF her ultinatum by
the Car, TO Withdraw her ambassa-r from
St. Petersburg. twill probably take Count Ester
hazy, aGout five six days 10 rench ST. Petersburg,
an If We may judge by precedent, some fourteen
dnys wall be allowed to the Emperor OF Russia 10
consider his resolution, and 10 give his answer. This
10 idle COMEDY, what Of late has been IFS ~.
nOnym, vain negotiation. Austria urges upon Rus
sa the only terms o.i which she cuu obtain pence.-
II she cH. umbie her pride, she may say 'les. y
Then Immediately follows an arnlstirc and settle
nleu If, however, she cunnot entirely aud at once
accept the bitter consequences of her own ambition
and ool,huess, then must she face the extraordinary
force which will bs brought TO bear against her in the
next campuigl and which, under Heaven, will cer-
iaimly reduce her to state Of which the terrible
cessllies will make her yield TO our terms. The Cabinet
OF st: Petersburg may not, however, SEQ matters in
this light
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We have TO thnnk Mr.. L. l.. Smith, on Broad
street for last Mondays New York Herald the latest
New York paper received yesterday morning. From
it we extract the following items:
Tur NEws-A snow storm of uneyaIEpled aeVeri-
~ visited the whole Atlantic cUaat ffo:n North CARO-
linn 10 Halifax on SutcrdaY last, and continued 10
raye for from fifteen tu eighteen hours. III Dostoh
il was the ipuGt seTsrc storm that has occur!tu 'o
sev.uty years. and in this city the "oldes lnha6taht
can remember nothing like II. Inc mails nav OIL
been detained aud in this city the rail roads have stop
ned running. The sIeghinS will be excellent LOT
some DAYS 10 come, as the ground IS covered Oh
level win from fourteen to eighteen ihcnes vi SHOW
Oar Washington correspondents agree ID anhouuc.
inv tho rumored retirement Of Mr. Cranpton, snc Il
!, Inserted that he is now arranging bis affairs pre-
nsra,urr 10 u speedy return TO Eglnru. u ls liz {
wi,e ruinored that government has notihea Hreh'
Britain that Mr.. Cranp.on Will nof De perhltteu |"
r.nain: and il is furthermore ruinored that i'i hc
event OF his disRssaithe british EIoVeTnuet WIN
nm further intercourse with the United States aud thnt
AR Buchauan will be presented his passports indeea'
there seena 10 be end to the r'lmors IN diplon"c
circles at Washington. Wonder II the recen arrests
in Cincinnati Of persUns charged Wild Fiol"''nS .ne
Neutrality laws have anything 10 do Win 'ne P'opH'
yotiou of these exciting ruInors.
TuE TERMS OF PEACE SENT TO RUSSIA.
From the London Pos. Dec. I.
Count Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador AT 81.
Petersburg, was TO leave Vienna yesterday Tor ms
nost the bearer Oi the '"'
psanIvsd to press upon the acceptance Of the Czar-
Te tenor OF the contents no secret. we nave re.
neatrlIv alluded in this journal to the 'erms tnat
must be required from Russia to eEcGt peace that
shsll he suts and honorable lhe ann1Mation % me
wartime supremacy of Russia il the Black Sea, by
tb .xc,,Isoi fro;a its waters OF oil ships OF war-Sy
tls d,nan,ing Of her fcrtresses on Its oy
.hs residence Of COnsuls, who may certify that no
nrrposes but those of Legitimate commerce arc ever
aarrenptcd to b. cumpaased-woud free Turkey from
all Gai,,yer bv sua frum her great neghbor; whilst
tho utter remuneration Of all rights Of Of inter: s:
.rh;eci.. and of protectorate over the pa-a-
birn rrncipases together with the eesi.on OF Il,
Danube, would securs the Porte in undisputed pos
sessions of its European territorial rights. These
conditions, when confirmed by material guarantee
as we'll ss by treaty, would solve the Eastern cues
ton Other important terms, il is true are demand
sd such ss that Bomarsund should not be rebuilt ou
of these We do not wish to state more than al 10 ea
actly and finally lRd down. All the woria kn"Ss W,
that in these matters, there are many creVices py
which subtle diplomacy may escape, ana II ma! oe
suspected that Russia can NOW, as before, .an'pel
with our demands and elude their objects. lh's can
not be, Il hs, been provided agaiust' never was