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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

SgSlrEf The Senate prs,cSsiei To the col
siderailon ot the bill anlh,gizing the protection
Of the citizens OF The United States who may
discover gaano
The bill WIS passed. /, rtovska ,ha, when.
ever any citizen OF the u. H. shall ,iisco,er
new yaano isla,sls, Nc, MOI occupiesl " per
sous Of any government and occnpy the same,
they shall he considered rs apertaining 10 the
United States. the disco,en'rs TO he allowed
the exclusive right ct srlIing ami delivering
guano. and Ia receive IS per ton FOR delivery
at the vessel and s q, the place 81 deposit; the
States. The land and naval forces Of the coan.
try are TO protect such Islands and the laws Of
the rniel States are "a ie cx,eaied over
them
The bill for the improvement OF the harbor
at the mouth OF Grand River was discussed I'm.
oil the adjournment.
Hcusx.--A call Of The Hous was taken, 10
order TO prewre the full ATTENDANCE OF mcas-
bers. Of whom lao only were present The
doors wero clcsl 10 pnxcnt excuses irom ab-
sentecs- None was oiierd Tor Mr.. Buriingame.
One hour anu 4 hall was thus colisuliiei, when
the Honse went INTO committee OF th' Whole
on the Army appropriation b'ii'
1he Comm''ee ro-a'. when
Mr. Carver o''ered an s'mendinent declaring
that no part Of the military iotco oil the M
ted States Is to be emp'oyei N Kansas III the
code OF alleged laws b. DECLARED legal, nor any
ciii,ens act as posse ccmi'atus Tor the Mar
shsi OF ohcr,u Q, the Iefr''',y, a..
a warm debate cnsueti, Phelps. Florence
stephens. Withheld CoN. hennen. ouitman'
Seward. Wilson, and others speaking 70 opPc-
sition 70 II, AMI sherman Can'bach. We'ght
man, summons ana Others nvoring ~
Mr. stanton moved an amendment dec'nring
the laws o, hansas nun AMI 'oid' Agru 10
Ayes o., Nays %.
Mr.. sarver rcsoluiion mus amended WAS
~ r ~ '''- ''A''' '''''''@-s' :s's
vote on Tue act.
Mr.. Washburn. OF Maine. From COMMITTEE
on Elections reporter RESOLUTION uccisring
whitfield mol elected to "a seal rom Kansas
and iieeier he admitted as a delegate lie
gave notice that he should call up the rtso-
luton next Wednesday. Recess until seven
O'Clock
WASHINGTON July %.
SENATE MIR Wilson submitted resolution
which lies over. requesting the President 10 In
form the Senate whether the reported reply of
Gen. Smith. refusing to protect the citizens Of
lnavcnworth from bands OF armed marauders'
WAS true, and il SO. whether such reply was
auinoriheo ny h,ttuct"nS RON 'he r"sh"h'
% secre'afy "' war,
for the compulsorv prem yrcpt Of postncc I'm
all printed matter.
A motion was then made that the Senate
adjouru until Monday
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

The Esehnsnrd Hhg dos 90; give a A'oTa
sle sncoant u thu wheat crop throughout
Virvinis g-7cnIy-snd says the corn II DOW
rsrerrDs frSts ~ 0ssaxhs end To lat
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

The Fvmouters have bsrD playing -brag. .
.isc- the CoiosrL and Js-.Is sere nou'inaiei
and tn abov. Is sAmp.e Of ths game icy
play. Pennsylvania doubtful : shy The man
Is crazy; bu, We all re'srmbT the Iosa"''
calculation, in l-5a HoE.cE GKEElI never
VA 9osd at fg1rss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07
w AsllI Sarok. July both.

The Secretary VI Interior recommends to
Congress the passage nt . law, fixing the time
in which the maps Of tho location Of Railroads
may be filed a, the general and located land
Offices. Ne suggested thu period Of twelve
months 10 be designated 'or that purpose. ap-
plcable TO the grants Of lands made at The
present session OF Congress. for Railroad pur.
poscs, otherwise. that Immediate steps 10 IA
ken by the department. for restoring any lands
for entry and location which may have hern
Withdrawn Tor snch Railroads. At the present
there Is no time Fixed for Cling mspa or com.
plotting selections ~ lands and hence this re-.
commendation Of tho Secretary Of the Interior.
made al the suGgstion Of Mr.. j.. Wilson the
acting commissioner Of the General land or.
fec.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07
GROCERIES.
A II L.RPfNrRrR, wHou.EsALE GRO.
Ne ckk AMI cbnhissioN NxM HANr, easn.r

A VI LsRPFNrrrR, wHoLESALE GRO.
.As cki ann usnhiseioN NkMHANf, earaes
@, te,sd s'a ssessea s,rcess, SAINT rssi n. II, 5
ar ,ss :, ,ssss y y, ,s .,,s s sn sss Al I.
erSres'ss. trasssioss, weetea wass. ssl, AZ, AZ.
my fSsss',"ae aasy eesn ,h.le ise'a the 'srses, ssd
heat Nht6SsAla sstahshmsAt fad ana south with
sessi ves The Western trade, and ia .,,,A ss.,i
Tea ~ sowersaat 10 eassns ,hsa =, a. lew rs.sea
. - ss ~, y rsss'' 81 | ss S,ss"
'''''' -" y 1''"''"'' .ss..s,,s ,AN''N't'R
Me~.ss s;sfar \ osss', sas.s' s. tsai,
lsemas y. smith. Bsntot.
ks-1esevser nsms-s,
Iesepet VA ,vstaaa
~ ssas,ss.a, sams, rea.sr.
rallAa, hA,asAi \ uru~ :. cas,ana,,
Harrison ifcepsr urenrsil
nlwsM nrmp.srwt ch'ssse.
tsfrs,i. hnx y ra, ChicWss
tafsia 4 Co, 1aieaA
uvorte W, tsupesu. 0sisas,
la Fwt y ces uatena,
tAsad l~aeAle, rhaHlsirhia.
W"s' h.ecn 4 10, rhilsdelphts
Mssss 4 cshwen, nssshusyh.
NJ W, issiw,ek, teusmcath, oha,
iinsnphtey, rstt a ryfs, ~. ina,s,
n"sas, ktHs 4 Ca, 20
pavia tessse, ~
s Msss i'a ..sSsys x..y.,.
llesry s~nt : On, New York,
Iewaseni Tiara un., Ns~ hath,
,ieuscI Williams, ilai,nAsrr,
tieatS u. The@ss \ ca, uAitwerv,
lar.'ss, ls,"eS cee New o''s"".' 49,,
A L. l.AarrNTEIrR, WHOLESALE GRO.
~ cER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. cernsr
Has IN stew and To arrive lane and semrs,e stock
III Groesfie-, Provisions, wptlcn Ware, &e ~ which
the aee,iaa ef the rr.as Is psr,ioalsr'y seoss,sd
It's STOCK yen,l-s IN part Tie tow,ns articles witch
ufsret al the ~ fatss
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IN THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
u ~ Tsssitssy 81 Misssssss, C.sssy ef Dsdsv. A.
tho far hvefse. nvu- AVS wuses, W. AvsxS
~ assslass 10 al. sas.s ssitisi ssssea viii isks
notice nss 49, piAlara hes lid her eomplaes 10 ths
sAsss assd Cssu 10 SEA esasy, psaytng - usit u
svos. hst.oAasf thssstose rsasssed " ansvss ~
ssatssst ssd copy Of sait ssswsre tbs snjsf
stsssd ct wsasrs In sd essssy esd TEnssy, vithls
Is vesks fkea ths date n tAs psbiirsttss.
aid Csu for he relief sAsd In her ~ palDt
JAZZ 0nO1oD,
wssseva. ysly ~, isss.- lse. ATTY ~ hsAAG
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=
Msshlas ies .hssshiss md ei..aiug sra,a. ssssa.
~iibest rival IN the vssd. II IL the drst sacesssfa
estsbis machine u We tinS pet IL spsssstsa In
this cay other eousuy u offered fs psbiIe zee
bsfvs the harvest u iss7 ssd rem thas nss dsWs 10
Ne yFsv~nt msasss there hes bsss 10 lsapssvsnssl
made In 'hs tsisss efihs machine By ssy avssisspi
ne Same lies.
A. The great tsisi " ThrsshiDs Machines Ia the King
Asm ~ tssnes IN ssnpsiau vfth the best nsshisss 81
81 ossixs sssatses, The rits' nvsailoa a. A,x.ss
psfs gtssn "a say sxhibitafs ts eosnpetities
~ NE greet TRIAL In France Ia s55, The sst fesss Of
bslf how're wsst by the rival tbserAsrs ard
ss ssm With Sails IL esse sssn,ssd sbsss 'ssaa 10
oas Of The shisss, h 81 silessi ..,,.x.
W men with nsiis, w bffse " shess
pts kmsstasn fhsssbsr ...ss..,s 40
Ci.tsss Ensiisk Thre-bsF 40
Dunsir's Preach Thfe4hrf. ...s,.5 80
PtnSt's Dxixisa Thfeshsr. "a l5v
Thus " 10 sass thst the Anerirss nsehiss thsssksd
s,J eissnad " rss Of -hsst 10 S,iautss, sAa sks
Ensllsb FRENCH ssi Hsirisn msehiass eembined bus
sIe shs~as thai iks dmsesss bet wesn sise Assssl
sss and three Others combined, ooIy 10 Hires Of
shsst 10 syst Of tbs i<tssr.
Ths Msshse h. mssslsstnTsd and seti By n, A. P,yrs
sss ~ tho Inventors end rstsstss ~ hs AGsiesnssi
wsssaesss wsss HsndeIiA street. CAissss
Also PsTs fmfysssf f1sfis ptploa Herss rssxs m
ss,hsr Elsht Tea messss. This Power gees;ssS the
pfsms tho las, rinsss stats rslr held Il Chicago
ssss By return mall 20 isqsifles 10 rslssss
20 Prize 81 hashne, tssms II psy,sat, AZ bifet "
shs ssdessiessd, No. 90, C'sesgs, ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

fm tia iasl tigss or fou, days We have expo.
r,enced . Jslsbtpi change Ia The weather. he
bot suIiry day. have given place to a zei.al
warmth, ADJ a MID. baliay aiuloai!sIo, lhsl 10.
sp,fes = feeling Of thaAkia!asss Ia tie heart 81
s'sfy os. slseplers pisbla a'e gone and IN iisiI
steal rosy Jpmlers greet each wcoer u aa.
ph~DA Nay Il - continue.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

the s,,,, hr, in This they r,.>mnen,h,l tbs,
Re,>ler h, admitted WAS r,yhl az n,lrh, ls.rs
/ "a pr,ralr
Nr WasL,,un ,,ner,,i tina; neither Rss,ler
or Wbi,f,ll bna bSm ch,srn hv ., is,ing laws
| In the nr,,s.ut case The commiticr hal fSllownl
m. ,,sl.ns r.,,,,.r,,,n, "A is.,nsin ar Minns
lxo,a Trr,arx /, was ,om,.leat l,ar tia, uou,u
"a a.ln,a III r.,sl,r
Nr Saith san that Mr. ge,si,r ha1 ", IA
81 r;,.A, l.st ~, ". .oaL, ..,r,;, nh,
rhs clret linen commenced, rx,lin,. Mr..
R.I,rs ,in,mnen,. which was Ia tho eil,,,t
that a snat mas oi evidence rnac,s Il indis.
patap'c that the 'sg'sau'e assembly, |" Nan
saS was irauau'e,'', usa,F'iN ""E, e'e''e' W
q manner d'ssrasrial 70 'n' ~ ,v, ns SsanNS
'nat 'he Jaw u"ar w""n MT "n'"c" was
cec,'N was apsolu.eS Nem' ~pl ,a'is iot s,er''
s"haeihua',on ior s"en s'uisneo"s ',aoe
is own s'ectio',' so m1 ny ''no aho p'aee
ws,c "usecrttv. INC S,ys W. sos ~ aeeeNsnc.
w'ui previous iAw' ue s.a'nTu, however, 'nA'
no ress''cu mrge mNlc.'W me ,gM No's'
ana ms opp@'cns, thcGgn sustained ny ns'ms
so'c's ."m I'.or' ms sa''' :" u,' ny
knTa'e, Oh sis 'ei,s' S"e Ho sAP'e%i ms
high grauheanom tha' ms previous positions
.ca.Ns 10 ,m Al'eg.n ssc''o's nAvc 1v'' sus'
ss''', v ~ sns '"V'N'e""oui a"' WV" ',ss
Nr. "m'mn nes mo s"a""w W r'sn. :" ,"''
Sat y 'nnes'ual S'%r's weW ne'c h,sae ny
Messts. .mips anu humphrey Marsia, .oas
WIS WIN Iu,.ner Taung, sy'pg WA, ,ne
s ,,a 's c"nm We prin'eu anu WI" ." W" W.
"''S 40 :" ns''muss 'omossow
MI' .aaPnii' /" vu,o, wanlsa uls .."'r. ., "
~ nao ~, wo"mi'.ee ., 'e nc'y on ms ,', ~,
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CrRAYED OR STOLEN IRON THE SUB
~ Hfytfm nm eort.i Marc sicst an tssrs sid

0TRAYED OR STOLEN IRON THE SUB
~ BCkfnGR- --Dse sosei mare sbcas ain tssss etd
vish sslt III four -t 90. wkis cd vhiss spst 10 u.
fcsshsad Doc Bsy Mare sLsaf thfee years I'D, with
kiaeh ssas sae tail ssfi besd vth wtfs stsipe IN the
fssshssd ksA 20 ast she's Tea soifss reward viii
~ si,ss iss each, d,s,snsd "a
" kSAutr,
Ots HENRY eCuunMikk,
tyzsdtt-vr sssessh ssssst, 1A~ss Toss.
FgN CAPiTAi.isTs.--ONE on THE BtssT
IL sksnsss iss p-eaisbb~ inss>ansss h aSw s6sseS
in ihs srs ,svs II kessswooo, Ws1hs esssty, n !.
located sbsst m.ir ssvys ss nssfh " Gov river
- ti shore a. the mssi>Dpl, sd kss jass hssa
setvs part IN bsiidag up Ills piA<s vkiei has fsss~.
sssssyssssf BY cay psse~ - ths uvpss n1sss-sseps
f@ farther tsstsessisss sddses
u. W. KELLkY,
yyirisIw Nw Nosthuosi
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Tue brick block bcloneiug ~ rroat4 Paine gu
Robert street Is rapiily approaching completion,
ants II .. any feet front by seventy 10 depth
thrive s'orio- II b,lRbtb, and viii cost slo, ooo
II will he fnl'hed throughout 10 the best style.
The ieo npiu stories are designed for pablo
bslis, asri Will b, caea tN,aty.av by seventy
feet. uns room u the lower lo,w viii be oecu.
pied by Mr.. }. froAi ~ wboiesal. and Retail
t:rccery Store. The 'aildiug II 10 be inished The
latter part ~ nel, month.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

saa Of Rsaf Esa>, DR.. Miller. ~ SuBrss.i
~si, tl- other dsy, his ifaoi Of iani ia tis sct.
tisfassl. kaoxa iJ ttis aslne consisting d 1000
acres fw AZ ,ooo cash The Doctor lsaias snI
sDpro' emos.. vers iusIoded 10 The transaction.
The purchaser wss gr ~ X. csld~on ~ HdN
eliy VI e. las since -id CHE quarter ~ NJ.
purchase f@ ~ ,oooeah. sboot dzhiorn months
4nes ,hs land ~as entered ~ government pric~.
m Dorior We ihiat. has NJ s.s-,a "a compisis
~ his iavestnsni
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1:pasSs IadisGasa We have received ibs inl
nu,nlcr 81 paper hearing this nam, pobiIsbel
nj Cssnon Falls. Gooihue county. n. willsoa
iIainIion, Editor and Publisbsr," II Is stsen.
~ ,Or column psfer ssd presents a neai ap.
Jrsrsaoe. In politics Il ia independent
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

cssirad LS Mr. }. 4, BaWsIl. the Engineer 10
tbsrgs 81 he work, informs ~ thai the contract
for building The pier for The high bridge Tros.
the riyrt at This point, has isea awarded 10 Mr
4 A Hooper, Of Dubuque Mf ~ 4 eapected
her. IN few days Tho wmk Is % b. emnfprn
csJ Immediately upon bic arrivsi
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f'Ta@JJI Ea,. The Territorial Fair ssys the
81. Anthony R7aLiens 10 To 10 he'll Al Mnnea.
polls, On Wednesday, Thursday, AID Friday, The
spolIs friends have displayed much energy In ~
curing tho holding ~ the Pair IN their town and
there il ma doubt bo, Tho same prsisworihy ~.
t,ity viii DO unaffected IN The preparation for
anal cop.h,el 81 The Exhibition
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A u. CORNELL, OwATONIA, sTEELE CO..
IA Minnesota, Osserai Land Agent. Land boaGht
aud sold thsoughsat neathsrB minnsssss.
Psrssns vtshias Ia settle will nnA u In their sJvsn
tsss 10 visit this postlen sfths Territory.
All nsessaary Information viii he furnished,
Rslss Ia Hos n. N. eiee, N. Paul,
o. n. tiasdrsss, Trsvsr.s dss s,.ss.
NJ. psal Asxsst ~, 1865 civ
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07
M EiiCilANls' HOTEL, cor. THIRD AND
lV4- JACKSON sfnEfH, frea,ins VI. s,ssmbos,

I@nhIng, HaImI IsnI.g-F z NEIU1E, tppfIelor,
Hstiss taken tho shave lietei and thstonshiy ssn,
vel s's rsfpspisied ", NJ. eleis bexs 10 lnhs ,i.s
t'seaS ~ nain Paul and the uasslss public TIM, h.
4 s"w prepared 20 accommodate beth bossasss AMI
tnvsara IN aaaarr uasafpssaad Ia the city. The
table assi siwsys es sspve with The hest the msshst
suess The leaiius ~ ,he ie,et hslsg Immediately 10
Tres, II ihr sssamsuat landing. sla In the bssias..
PARTON Of the sty, makes u particularly dsstab,s 10
shess wh1 via 10 depart IN hasts ~ transact bassss.
10 the eWs saGsahwu
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We notice the frame building slionng sleeS
a iiun'a furniture establishment Is l'eing torn
down. Ia is stead = gentleman by lbn name Of
keene. recently from PhIlsdeIphia. will erect u
Isrrc three story briot hIding ifnme,iiatsly.
The erccilna ~ building seems 10 have become
almost sssnia 10 ~ paul ibis saspo. - rapidly
do they spr,Dg up ON every street.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-07

We observe stone buidna h process Of cree.
ton IN i.s corner ~ Fiftb aud Robert street.
We would suggest 10 tts owner. whosyer be Is,
that biz materials taks up entirely soo much Of
the street having rsreiy rcmn enough TOT ons
team TO ps~ We ihnk little mocSpsce could
10 given for the uso ~ The public without auy
inoons enisbce W the builder
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n Circular slrnea 'Psrrin Bsyvn, aSdfe.se-I TO
the pos,sssssr 81 Lsnaskgrrh AID fsrusrssa b. yos
. 81 mfsneus Gssd rhsrs 10 pessea Of hat nal ne
IN ~ ei,y bal saus SCANNING IL. eoSsgrd Los .
~ pess s0<s here With viev ~ ed him 10 essyinG
cot NJ dlshoas-s psrpo-s snd bot bs The timely st~
are wAieA has bssa made Of Il, wsah ~ aoss, Asss
ssesssSet 10 some extent ., psst A. The
~ hrosxht u NJ tno-isaGs, gave insrsncns tsf
he sss; sat he has 'ines Vsn,s.j TO e.i Tor hi'
Nttsrs
The n. \. Trib,ms has closed its posting Of
the Presidential books, and presents the 'ollo~
iog - IL balance sheet, In !. opinion. tho
several States win stand as follows
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Isp1s.MATIDs WANTED, of TIE ilkl-
i AROuTr sf q ycnsg mas BY the nsess N pAyES
JDRT sRACkkfT. sbe " ssrpo>sa W his Gs~sSs 10
~ ~ lhis tV~s Sosss psu VI %. ssusanasg esss
nv Asy pss~sa tsyrsse the sci ID ssspsr 6fsetsn
sI~p ss u, What kas ksona ~ HIN, " fssy
~in afsH by si'sf ~ Asihssy rsiis, sksil 10 70
N Pa.I N IA. 4 IsT VII
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NO. 479.
I'll not allow the truth to come out in evil


gAt a meeting of the Republican Associa-
ZION of Baltimore, held the 18th day of Febru-
arr 1856, the following resolutions were intro
Jnced. and, after full and free interchange OF
sentiment, were adopted, and directed to be
published, viz:
q Resolred, That the thanks of this Associa.
ton are respectfully rendered to Francis p.
Rsir. ESQ.,, for the able and faithful manner
IN which he discharged his duty as our repre-.
sentative in the Republican Convention at Pitts
burpb. and that it is the sense of this Associa-
tom that the paper presented by him in said
Convention reflects the true opinion of major
IL of the voters of Maryland.
!" Resolred, That the assemblage styling itself
9 meeting of the merchants, traders, and bust
ness men of Baltimore, held at the Exchange
On the 9th instant, assumed as the basis of It's
oc,;on a Misrepresentation, having no other
foundation than newspaper paragraph; that
,ba nromoters of that meeting have not earned,
h. said action, the need of wisdom; and that,
f3- the obvious result of the same, the violation
the rights of peaceful, unofending, and es-
,;mable citizen, and the insult offered, through
him 70 this Association, we believe they will,
sooner or later, receive the condemnation of all
ri0bt.thinking aud law-abiding citizens.
:. Resolred, That the public press, when con-
ducted by men who Justly feel the responsible
;tv of their position, and WELD its mighty pow
ers with an eve single to the public good, is,
indeed, the palladium of our Liberties; but when
used by tricksters and willy politicians, It IS an
engine of base despotism, and like sword In
the hands of FOOL
Extracted from the minutes.
"HICKs HARRIS, Secretary"
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REELECTION OF MR.. WADE.

On the 18th February, the Hon. B. F. WADE
was reelected, by the Ohio Legislature, Uni
ted States Senator, for the term of six yesra
The vote stood, Wade lO2, Todd SO, STAINS
bury |. Many of the members of the Legis.
lature are said to be Know Nothings. Mr..
Wade is not member of the Order, and has
always been known to be opposed to it. The
fact Of his reelection, therefore, shows that the
members of the Legislature are more Republi
can than anything else, and that they regard
With disapprobation the proceedings of the late
National Know Nothing Convention.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Ne,o York, March 4.-The Collins steamer
Baltic arrived at Sandy Hook early this fore
noon, with three days later dates from Europe.
Her news comprises nothing of striking import
ance.
The Baltic left Liverpool! on the 10th of Feb
ruary.
The Peace Conference was to meet at Paris
on the 23d. The ENJOYS had all arrived, and
confidence in the establishment of peace had
been restored.
The excitement upon the American question
had subsidized.
A large force of British troops is to be cen.
centrated in Canada.
The Baltic arrived at her dock at l / o'clock
A. NJ.
The Africa arrived out on the 18th.
The London Times announces that the S0th
Regiment and several battalions of Rifles were
about to be dispatched to Canada and that
several other regiments will follow, so as to
province. 1t is rumored that almost every
regiment attached to the home service has re
ceived intimations that their services may be
required in Canada.
The money market continues extremely
tight-the demand being in excess of the sup
ply. The new loan of FIVE million pounds
sterling is announced Consols improved upon
the announcement of the new loan to Oh but
afterwards declined to 9O4(09Os, at which quo.
tations closed. The Rothschilds, it is said pro-
pose taking the new loan.
Much gossip is in circulation about the
Peace Conference. Baron Brunow is reported
to have said that Russia sincerely desires
peace; but if peace is not made within three
or four weeks, at farthest, from the opening Of
the Conference, serious difficulties may inter
fere with the final settlement of the question.
Lord Clarendon had private interview with
the Emperor Napoleon Immediately after his
arrival at Paris.
The Duke of Norfolk is dead.
A mulatto girl was found secreted on board
the ship Asterian, which arrived at Liverpool
from New Orleans.
France.-An article in the ASSem6Lee Ma
tiondte, touching the defensive works being
constructed at Portsmouth, in England, hal
elected some remark, and is looked upon a
an exhibition of French jealousy.
Asia.-On the 5th of January, six battalion
of Russians surprised battalion of Turks nea
Zudgdidi. The latter retreated, leaving thei
guns and baggage. The Russians subsequent
ly burned the Pasha's Palace and several vii
lagos.
RuSsiG.-Grand Duke Nicholas, brother O
the Car, has been married to Alexander Pc
irons, the Princess of Oldenburg.
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REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATIONS.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 4, Is


Title Editor Of tie National Era:
The Republican Association of this city de-
sire. through the columns of your paper, to
announce to our Republican friends the graft
fling intelligence that the work of organization
throughout the country is fast progressing.
Letters have been received, informing US of
the organization of the following associations,
for the week ending March Sd:
RAYMOND, Potter county, Pennsylvania. U.
Atwood President; K. w. Benton, Recording
Secretary.
Summerhill, Pennsylvania, Theron Beard,
President; Daniel Hammond, Corresponding
Secretary.
Beaversville, Jennings county, Indiana. w.
Spriggs, President; w. l.. Richardson, Cores
pOnding Secretary.
FarmersviIIe, Indiana. Henry Williams,
President; John Andrews, Corresponding Sec
retary
Neel's Creek, Jefferson county, Indiana. All.
Wilson, President; j. c. Tibbetts, Correspond
ing Secretary.
Noblesville, Hamilton county, Indiana. 81.
w. Clark, President; ID. G. Chapman, Cores
pOnding Secretary.
Jerome, Howard county, Indiana. Hampton
Brown, President; G. p. Baldwin, Correspond
ing Secretary.
Durlin, Wayne county, Indiana. Nelson
Sharp, President; s. Johnson, Corresponding
Secretary.
Stout's, Adams county, Ohio. Joshua Trevi.
eth, President; Stephen Bayles, Corresponding
Secretary.
New York City, Germany DR.. NJ. Langen-
schwazy, President.
IOrkville, Oneida county, New York. OAR
II n II.
responding Secretary.
Versailles, Cattaraugus county, New York.
Auburn, Cayuga county, New York.
Kenosha, Wisconsin. Harmon Marsh, Presi-
dent L. B. Nichols, Corresponding Secretary.
With your permission, we shall continue to
furnish ,reskly summary of Associations or.
ganized. Yours, &C.,
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
SEC Rem Association