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MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale $500 Acres Of
Iron Land.


For Sale $500 Acres of
IRON Land
= nm AOkES In Lawrence county, end $3.50 in
ALS0.-Two Lots In Davidson county. One In Browns
10 acres The other is is miles from Nashville q from
the N. O. T. r., and IL from the Nllsnsvlle Turn
pike road containing so screa-one third well timbered
and the balance good farming land.
EB Five unimprOved Lots in different psris Of the
tw- The $3.50 tract is offered In exchange fer
Dry Goods and ia favorable opportunity for persons
wishing 10 embark in the iron business.
The above lands offered fair terms aud can be sesn
BY application to the und'FSsnsdEs SEo " cow.r.
ect9l-tl AtNo 4s1S Cherry St. Nashville, Tenn
1ss WATER SzEEEL, NEH YORR.
Manufacturer and Propretor of
DURKEE'S YEAST or BAKING POWDER.
Importer and Dealeri in
CREAM TARTAR, Sup Carb. Soda, Sal Soda, CASTLE
" Soap Black Lead, British Lustre, Ref'd Pearlssh
SalsraIus, Cooking Extracts. MstchesHax d Wodo.
SNUFF AND TOBACCO,
PETER LORILLARD,
MANUFACTURES. No 42. Chatham Street Eew-York
SUCCESSORt 10 PsTgR and GEORGE LoRILLARp, offers
- for sale ali kin Of Snuff and Tobacco il general
For particulars Price Qrrsas can be obtained BY ed
dressing as above This Establishment s one OF the old
est OF the kind in the United States.
Feb l4-ly.
D. c. +. K. SaEHANE,
DR POSES to publish BY subscription, Literary
L paper, to be called SHEH ANk'S MONTHLY" in the
city OF Atlantis, Georgia Tns periodical will be mostly
devoted to . review Of Theological Historical Biographi
cal and Lerar Works issuing from the American Press
He viii be assisted By some q the best scholars of the
South
TER The Monthly will contain from 40 to IS pagea on
good paper per month 81 per annum pay able the
cepOn of the frat number Address the Editor Atlanta
Georgia. ncv2s-tf
CONVENIENT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
NNTE Offering reasonable terms that convenient
w THREE STORY HOUSE or Cherry ST. eet within
few doors Of Cedar street. adjoining the residence OF
Col l.. r. Cheathsm, aud now occupied by Mr.. Samuel
Bugg.
The house contains ten good rooms besides kitchen &e
and well adapted for the family residence of ng
business the Square Tbs house and lot will be
sold for about what the building would Apply TO
LINDSLEY b UkOOKhTf
noy2o 2s, Colsee street
n GOD SMOKIN(I.- 1spst received lv,00O davan.
VI ma Cigars Of the Vuato de AbajO Tobacco with lot
of hne Smoking Tobacco Of various brands Langhorn
Armstead's Fine Chewing Tobacco, Disdem Twist Fig
Tobacco, with large assortment Of Fine Snufs. would
call attention to my srge lot Of bne Pipes, Meersehsums
each pipe warranted genuine. Also on hand imitation
Aeerschsum, Fancy German, large lot. Port Monies,
Snuff Boxes, Pen Knives Marbles &c Muir 4 sons
Scotch ale, Vpsss London Stout For esle at the sign
of the Little Indian, corner Cedar and Cherry sta
novs J. MOORE.
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SUNDRIES.

DOCTOR HOOP sFDs
CELEBRATED
GE MAN BITTERS,
By
DR.. O. II. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
WILL EFFEcTUALLY cUHB
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JsUNDICz.
CarSH'e OF er ssEs DsbIstss DseUs ~ Asnsys aal
az DISEASES ariSiEg fran 6ssO-sersd
L5av Or St0ssaek:
such
a. Coustips-
ton, In arl rllss
Fulness, Blood 70 ths
Head, Acidity OF the stomach
Nausea, Heartbarn, piszust for FOOD
Fulness or weight the stomach So1r
Errctahons, Sinking, or Futt-ring 81 tue Pit
Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Flutteng the Heart Chozk.
ing or SunocstinE Sensations lying posture Dim
ness OF Vision, Dots Weos befoFs Inc sight, Eevsr
and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of PersDi.
Fstoo, leilowness Of the skin and Eyes
PAIN IN the de, Bask, Chest, Limbs
80, sc, sudden Pushes Of
Heat Burning in the Flesh
Constant imsgIninss
Of ETi and great
depression Of
Spirits
The proprietor, in calling the attention OF ths nvk. -
this preparation dOss with feeling Of the utnost co
ndenes N lis virtues and adaptation % ths diseases s
1t is no new and untrsd article but ous TIA, bas ,o
the test Of ten years trial before the American Deops
and its reputation and sale Is unrivaed by sny sniiarn
psrdtisns exant The testimony in its favor given bth
prominent and vel known Physicians snd pdiviS
Uss in all parts OF the country is immelss Ths fooV,.
ing from your State is respectfully submitted-rzes
ing any one who may sill doubt, 10 my Memorlbiba
Practical eceipt Book for Farmers and Fsiiasta
bO had gratis OF ali the Agents t0T Tie German 9ittsra
Principal OEce and Mandatory, l20 Arei ST. Phi.aId
Pha, Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
DR.. a. ScARBoRoUaa, Dover. Tennessee, August a
1853, says: have sold all the German Bters " haTs
ne and if the preparation continues 20 dc as nue
good . AGs aoHG r u4 u S ls5 rsecleizs sUrr -
ESrS"
L SSoDSEAss Sparta, Tsunsssss, Augrst 20 IssG ssys
pleased TO state thai your German Biers has iTsu
satisfaction IN every instance where it has been u>s
B. 7. hOLLns, Hlls0OTOugh Tennessee August % 1852
S2ys; am pleased 70 state that the German befs has
given genera satisfaction"
DR., r. FATI0 BRo., Knoxville, Te1nczsss sth AprI
SOL said; Your BittsTs selling very y and
every person that has used IL far have been ahs
70 earn, has been heneftsd-7
J. ". FRANkLN q Co., Gallstt1, Tennessee Deceubsr
90, 1885, said: The firm viii more Of your Bis
ters sOon Of the partners thRks IL is great rsd
cine"
L. HARDT Bolivar, Tennessee, SEPTEMBER is. 1sSR
said; There great dsuEId your BItsrs here eas
send another lot SOU"
~ They entirely Fsgs:s5I< free from all piurious
ngredsnts always strengthen the system Bsysr Erus
lrSts IL.
~ SeId By dezlsrs in Nsiicius and storeksspers a.
anywhere
~ Sold in Nashvils by Berry Dsmovills. Brown
EWa BTothers z g. SeOvsl and deolers in med
'ins generally mchlO O56-d6Wly
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TO DEMOCRATIC PRINTERS.
GOOD PRINTER Of the democratic faith can OBJ
n tain bargain in the purchase OF established and
Furnishing Democratic newspaper oce in this State by
addressing Box No 6s3, Nashville p. o. The owner
WISHES sell for private causes which be made sAs
fsetOrily % appear 70 any Oas wisAiss to purchase
SsslS~H
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]. G.. FELLOWS,
DEALER IN LAND WARRANTS,
No. II DEApEHcK STREET.
Opposite the True Whig oAca)

~ Persons sending Land Warrants TO me By mai can,
if they prefer, direct them TO Fall CUsEINOHAK.
will through them, transmit TO ths without delay,
the highest market price in Cash.
lat
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BROGANS.
TWENTY-FIVE cases Negro Brogsns, assorted quail.
L tes and No. D s at lowest cash prices
Gso& JOHN RAGAGE, % CORsS, st.
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4 NTLL On RAL

diuary neHs speak of lis durability becass tie
same principle has bssn fairly Tested The old BARK Mil
Waois II that wants
A MIL ON TRIAL
for month Eed dOut give complete satisisction %
return ts II there be E1y thus dsyUsed lei hun noa
speak. Satisfaction warranted ery CEie ur The ucn.
sy will be refunded This C-ushsr can De atuohed 70
Convenient Mil south Q! Masons aud Dixnn's line An
other Cruahers IL he require much possr
OK vii sD0E wear out according ~
The Ian ) OE NATURE
Corn and Cob A sbIeh sdmts of lateral or vaSbny
GO.cl, T, neCessaIl OUT ali other Cr,shsTs
snsuabs TO ths grand OBJ -cLIOn the p, etrs
dare dispute IT, IN the siFUc0u Of y ONO ANE-
GcA have gained P0wer and defy Contradiction: have
esssued friction and challenge word % tie e-ntrs-
r.; have preventsds wabhBg lateral motion aud an ara
compelled Ia acknowledge H. therefore assert thai it "A
tar superior any other sill an uoT selling Us Tsa
nesseo invention at the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
AID any one wanting good thing" 10 earnestly ~
Guested TO examine tue merits and prtnrioss Of III
Mill, and erdar from the Proprietor or Agsnts
liberal discount made 70 dealers
JP DRONGOoLE,
SbeIbyVilis, Tenn, Oct IS sea PrJplntor.
Elhs, Moore Co, e. Ma kst street. Nashville Mana.
faciurers and General Agents.
Beaumont Fail Co, Cl4-ksyilIe Agents for EOutsOn.
cry county
Ab Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles county.
VIM Hunt Salem, Agent for Frank GOsusy, Tenn,
and jackson oOu ", Ala
James B. Vance, Csstan SpI g. Agent for sumner
county.
J. w. Hatcher, COlumbia. Agent for Msury county.
W. n Bel, Z. 81 Roma, Agent for ith county.
J. X. Akin. Charleston Agent for BradfSy county.
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CHEAP WALL PAPER.
OF every description. by the hundred. pece o. single
Room. window Paper Testers Fire Screens. 20, dc.
(hsZn for AIaA lnolAl w. w. ElNNs
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NEW DRUG STORE

ga H. G.. SCOVEL, 20
N DRUGGIST d APOTHECARY, "
eS North side OF the Public Square three doors "a
West of the Nashville Inn.
VHTH0LESALEs and Retail dealer in d :, ugs, Medicines
w Paints, Oils Varnishes Window Glass, Druggists
Glass Ware Stone Wars, Paint, Scrub, Bscking, Floor,
Artists Marking Dusting shaving Jewes Teeth Grain
ing Stencil and Hearth Brushes.
Perfumery Bears Oil. POmsde, OK Harrow, Pocket
Hdkts, Extracts, Galvanic Curatives, dc. &e
e0D Ga LIS Lipseed OIL IusI received and selling at
ElA CALLS Paint OIL, tested and found good at only
OOO onshalf the price of Lnseed Oil PAINTERS have
offer Of the only lot in the city; think Of the
omy in large job. For sale by Il. G. SCOVEL.
I00 CALLS spts Turpentins, received and selling
HUI the lowest cash prices BY IL. q SC0VEL.
OE0 LBS Star Candles, received by
ZOU Ii. e. sCOvEL.
pO DUZ Perry Davis Pain Miller, jJs received and for
OU sale at the lowest prices Oy H. e. SCOVEk
An REAMS Sand Paper ~ Of whicG IS considered the
ii q. StOVEL
0000 BANB0 and Arkansas Fishing P0Ies, fishs7.
ZUUU men eau pick for themselves ~ sale BY
u. @ SCOVEL
60U supplied BY scorr,
DATENT MEDICIN ES.-A laTSr Gnd very gsue-
l. TAI assortment Of the most POpuisJ Patent Medicines
many Of which compOuDdedin scientific manner and
membe OF the Medical Faculty possessing AS much enra-
tive power and ecsciOus in the eradication CT ssase
compound ordinarily prescribed In proof OF which
cite the astonishing and increasing demand, BY Gil
classes Of the people the rsh and the poor the high and
the low the o0nd and thsee the learned aud the unsn
cd, for the Justly celebrated and popular Family Medicines
among which
Doctor Jaynes sxpeCtOrAn for COughs Colds and Con-
IS Alternative and Blood Purifier
" Tonic Vermifugs and SsEa.i7e Pills.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, for Coughs Colds, Sc.
" Williams BssGm Wild Cherry gDd Wood Ssptha.
" Fever and AEus Pills.
" Wm. Halls balsan for the LuGgs
Rogers HVsrwort and Tar for Ccughs, Colds and
Bronchitis
Dr. Clark's Syrup Wild Chsrry ami Tar for Coughs,
Colds, 30
Cowaus Lythonlrptlo for diseases OF lie Bladder, Kid
neys Stone the Bladder Gravel weakness OF the Loin
Proapsus Uuri sc. &c.
DR. Trssk's Magnetic Ointment, perhaps sunsurpessed
external application for wounds bruises sOTes rheu
ma ism bes poisonous insects and Eapuss ulcers chrO
mic sore eyes Group throat, cdUierszuK neural a
piles inflammation Of the bowels, aud agus in the breast
The testimonials OF the curative powers OF this
cheap Medicine induces regard it being among the
first Medicines Of tbs day.
MARSHALL Lipment il very cheap article and posses
rather extraordinary powers 10 the cure Of sweeney IN
horses well sLrsns and bruises, &c
Hurleys Ssrsspsris is sttrHotng he attention Of
the people.
ALI the above mentioned popular Medicines togsthsr with
yaIy8 Ii, c. sCOVEL
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&Q5 Reward.

ID ANYWAY on the 17'h instant, from the sab a.
hscriber, 4 Bslly Hill, Asury oSunty, mulatto "a
Boy named Jack, about 10 years old, about feet ~.
inches high, stout and well made tsrabe quick spoken
had Oh a fine Black Sack Coat 0 Cloth, Steel Mixed Err
mine Pants and Hns Silk Hat will give reward o
e2S sny person sppshendng said boy and ccune him
in Jail so that can get him
dacaE-ImtFiwAW BBEgAN McRAR
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B FRANK PtLH3R & Co
81" Chestnut = rgsf. PHI .crlyhia.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS.
ALEXANDRIA, July Ia, 1856.


The County Court re-assembled on Friday,
fixed the county levy at 81. so per head, re.
fused Thomas Lewis, free negro, permission
to remain in the Commonwealth, and trans
acted some other business Of little Importance.
The American" party gathered in small
numbers at American Hall on Friday evening,
and organized a Fillmore and Donelson Asso.
citation. W. d. Massey was chosen President
W d. Massey and T. M Monroe addressed
the meeting
On the same evening Liberty Hall was
thronged to its extent, at a meeting of the
friends of Southern Rights in Kansas. Col.
Z. +. Suite presided, and after some remarks
by David Funston, ESQ, the meeting was ad-
dressed by Ex-Gov. Smith of Virginia, and
Capt Fl. G. Pate of Kansas Territory The
meeting adjourned until Friday, the 25th, to
await the action of the House of Representa-
tives on the bill admitting Kansas as a State.
The Executive Committee of the Democratic
Association have given notice of a,grand DEM
ocratic rally and mass meeting, at Liberty
Hall, next Wednesday evening. The Democ-
racy are called together at the corner of Union
and King streets, where they will meet the
District Democrats who may choose to unite
on the occasion thence, headed by the Ma
rine Band, the procession will march to Lib
erty Hall, where addresses will be delivered
by number of prominent Democratic men,
bers of Congress, including Judge Douglas
and Senator Toombs.
The weather continues at fever heat; but
our city is very healthy. AMI
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The PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The examination,
are continued as follows To-day. the female
department of the second district school,
taught by Mrs Randolph; tomorrow, Tues
day, the male department, taught by Mrs.
wilson on Wednesday, the female depart
ment OF the third district school, taught by
Miss Merrick: on Thursday, the male depart
ment by M. Fill; on Friday, the female de-
partment of the fourth district school, taught
by Miss Milburn; and on Monday next, the
male department taught by Mr.. John E.
Thompson.
The examination of the select classes of
male and female pupils will take place on
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 22d and 23d,
commencing at o'clock, p. m, of each day.
VIOLATION OF THE REVENUE LAVA war.
rant was issued this morning by Justice Clark,
on the complaint Of E. B Robinson, deputy
collector, against Ruth Ann Atkinson, admin
istratrix of Richard Atkinson, deceased, owner
of the longboat Prince William, for failing to
renew her license according to law. Another
case of the same sort is pending before Justice
Clark against the owners of the boat Califor,
mia. The law requires the owners of boats to
renew their licenses within three days after
the expiration of the old one. The penalty
the boat Is $50 The renewal of the license
at the proper time costs about So &c.
RESISTING AN OFFIcER.-0ficer Thomas, OF
Georgetown, arrested q colored man named
Jeremiah Long for an offence that caused his
commitment to Jail. On his way to the prison
Long resisted and tried to escape, and grasp.
ing the officer leaped into the canal with him.
He was secured, however, and with the aid OF
Officer Kitchen taken before Justice Hollings-
head, who committed him again for the last
offence.
ASSAULTS, THREATS, &c Dennis Harring-
ton, threats, security for peace; Rebecca Bal.
ley, assault, do; Elizabeth Bailey, threats
do; Jane Hall, do: do; Elizabeth Clark and
Richard Clark, do, do; Lucy Franklin, do
do; Thos. Craghen and Simon Hollohan, as
| sault and battery, dismissed Patrick Cahill
threatening to shoot person, security fol
peace.
PLEASANT PARrIEs.-We noticed. this morn.
ing, quite large number of ladies and gen.
tlemen vending their way towards the various
groves and springs in the vicinity of the city.
We have no doubt that all the prominent
places of resort will be occupied to-day by
parties of the young and gay, who wish to es-
cape the heat and dust of the city.
WATCH Enthusiastically morning, July
l3-Alfred Newton, drunk in the street; work
house thirty days. James Lawrence, colored
u.SoIueIiy, leprimanueu ana dismissed. Den
mis- Burgess, do, after hours do. Ned Goats
do; do David Bell, do, do. w Ingham,
do; do; Patrick Murphy, disorderly, arrest.
ed by John U. Robinson no evidence against
him dismissed
This morning the cells were empty. A fe.
| male who appeared to be very sick, was ac-
commodated, and departed at an early hour
Morris Fitzgerald, John Miles and Geo Will
son, arrested by the Fourth District police for
| bathing in the Capitol Branch, were ordered
| to pay fine and costs
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, July Ia. 1855

UEoRGETOWN, July Ia, 1890.
A IRE occurred on Saturday afternoon in a
frame house situated on First street owned by
Mr.. j. Thomas, and occupied by Mrs Jane
Good, as dwelling and school house. The
roof and other portions of the building were
considerably damaged before the flames could
be suppressed. The Vigilant fire company
was promptly at the scene of danger; but
before they could obtain a supply Of water,
the neighbors had entirely extinguished the
hre by the use of buckets. The fire was
purely the result Of accident
After an able and impressive discourse by
Bishop Nottingham, at st Johns episcopal
church, yesterday morning, four adult per
sons received the solemn rite of confirmation
Tomorrow evening, at Forrest Hall, the
tragedy of "Thasius, or the Martyr" one of
those thrilling and bloody incidents in history
that seldom occur, will be performed by sew
eral of the larger pupils of Trinity school, who
have already during the year shown their pro-
hciency in this kind of performance The
characters in this piece are Diocletian, Tha.
sius, Gabrius, Fabius, Statilius, Lucacius and
six guards.
We would advise all those who sh to spend
day Of unalloyed pleasure to accompany the
Young Catholics Friend Society on their ex
cursion down the Potomac, on next Wednes-
day. The committee Of arrangements for the
occasion is sufficient guarantee that every
guest will be properly cared for. See adver-
tisement
From almost every section of the surround
ing country We continue to receive the most
cheering accounts of the growing crops. The
wheat and other small grain and grass crops
are nearly all harvested and housed, and are
represented as being excellent.
The -four market is steady this morning,
with an active demand for the home trade at
Sc Toast for good standard brands; stock
light, and but Ii tie arriving. No new wheat
has yet come in. SPECTATOR.
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, MARY PAULINE. in
FAINT daughter Of 3. b. and Maria Louisa Boar.
man. aged mon BIS and fourteen days
In Georgetown, on the 18th instant. MARY
FRANCES, eldest daughter Of Capt. X. and
Helen M Stribling, in her 30th year.
The friends Of the family are requested TO at
tend her funeral from the residence Of her brother
Mr. G. Stibling corner Of Gay and Green SITS,
Georgetown ID. C., this aiternoo at O'Clock.
On the 14th inst, FRANCIS WALMSLEY
His funeral will take place from the Washing
ton lnfrmary. on Tuesday afternoon the 18th in.
slant tax O'Clock. His friends and acquaint.
ances are requested to attend.
At Lexington, Va, on the 18th instant, Mrs.
MATILDA RADCLIFFE, Of this city, aged as
years.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
her funeral, from her late residence, on 7th, near
street south, this afternoon, at 5 O'Clock
On the 18th instant, HARRIET, infant daugh.
ter Of Harriet and Otis w Marsh
The frieads Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, which will take place at O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
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iy 10-d

BY WALL, BARNARD & CO., Auctioneers.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON THE
DPlank Road at Auction.-On TIL URSDAY
AFTERNOON, the 10th instant, at O'Clock
m, we will sell on the premises a beautiful Lot,
fronting on the plank road forty feet with depth
Of about 300 feet, being ample for all necessary
outbuildiDgs, besides garden of good size. This
lot is in beautiful situation, only mile and
quarter from the Centre Market and is rap dly i'm
proving in value.
Terms: One half cash the residue in one two
and three years, secured by deed OF trust, and
bearing interest. Title perfect. Sale positive.
WALL, BARNARD & CO.
july SITS Auc;ioneers.
poned until TUESDAY, July 18Th, at O'Clock,
at our auction rooms, when It will positively be
sold. WALL, BARNARD CO.,
jy 10 dts Aucts
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California and Nicaragua.

The steamship Daniel Webster has arrived
at Aspinwall, via San Juan, with California
dates Of the Goth ultimo.
There was no decrease in the excitement at
San Francisco. Very few persons responded
to the Governors proclamation of June 4th
The Vigilance Committee had opened books
and recruits were being received by thousands
The committee have six thousand stand of
arms and thirty pieces Of cannon. Their
force is divided into ten regiments There
are string Of breastworks in front of the
committee room, an alarm bell on the top of
the building, and several pieces Of cannon on
the adjacent roofs
The Governor gathered few hundred men
together and went TO Benicia to get arms and
ammunition from the arsenal, which Gen.
Wool refused to give them. The Governor 9
more rogues had been banished by the com.
mittee, who continued making arrests.
On the receipt of the Governors proclama-
ton nearly all the towns in the interior held
enthusiastic meetings, endorsing the commit
tee, and formed organizations to assist them.
Crimes and casualties were numerous.
There was. no interest whatever in politics.
The reports from the mines are favorable.
In Oregon hostilities continued. Smith
command was attacked near the Meadows; the
whites lost twelve killed and twenty five
wounded; Indian loss considerable. Col.
Wright and one third of his command had
been killed by the Yakima Indians.
The news from Nicaragua is important. Gen.
Walker was elected President June Oath. Pre-.
sident Rivas and his Minister Of War left Leon
on the 18th, and afterwards appeared at
Chinendago, where they collected six hundred
natives. They called in the out posts and or
dered the American troops to evacuate Leon.
The order was obeyed, and Rivas took posses
sion Of Leon with 100 men. Walker has de-
clared the Rivas party traitors. Most Of the
officers of the former Cabinet stand BY Walker.
letter from Nicaragua states that Rivas
and his entire cabinet, with tho exception of
Ferrer, had deserted General Walker and at
tempted revolution. This, however, proved
unsuccessful. Walker afterwards accused
Rivas and party Of being traitors, when the
latter issued q proclamation and joined the
enemy. The election for the new president
was to come of on the oath Of July. In the
meantime Ferrer was acting as provisional
president. Walker was evidently in the as
cendancy and it is believed would ultimately
be chosen. The Ministers of England and
France had dispatched couriers to Washing.
ton on special mission. Padre Will had re-
turned in poor health.
revolution has broken out in Costa Rica
Mr.. Corwine concluded his Investigation Of
the recent massacre at Panama, and forward
cd his dispatches to the government.
The mails from Oregon report that within
the past few weeks two hundred aud fifty
whites have been killed and wounded by the
Indians.
Late adyices from Acapulco announce that
fifteen officers in Puebla had been discovered
in an attempt at conspiracy, the object<of
which was to excite q revolution and plumber
the town The ringleaders were promptly ar
rested, sentenced, and shot on the 10Th ult.