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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08

Gnanrinl.

GRocrEs' BANK. New-York. De- - -
4 DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT VIII Do
"A red to the stookhoider Of ti- ins',uilon 90 ana ~
'snus9 . "eN's ''~e sAM'L B. WHITE, Cssb<r
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IN pURSITANCE of an order of Rodman b.
n.wson Esq Surrogate of the County of kinss notice Is
Irav y,g according law, sill persons having csins
ss.;r:, IOI{N II DUNPHY late of the City Of Brookyn
deceased that they required 70 exhibit the Same ~h
ss ~ George Shea No l67 Broadway in the City Of New
YORK On or before the second day q January nexpaed
lime D 1856 ELIZABETH DUNPHY, ,d,ninistrsors
juno - '~''' GEORGE SHEA Adn'"i'''"''
" = ROBINSON, Atty for Administrators. ly3 law6mFu
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Henry II. LEEDS & Co, Auctioneers
IEENRN IL LEEDS Il 20. will sell. BY Auc.

HENRY II. LEEDS X Co. will SELL by Auc
4 Il lion on THURSDAY, Jsn. TO- and FRIDAY, Jan. II
1856 at u O'Clock each evening" at the Gallery No 5i9 Broad
way atv occupied by the Dusseldorf Coecton) The col
lection ebrGces 300 the highest class OF PICTURES in rich
gilt frames and contains works Of the following ancient and
Bcshem, Hard, Gerry stork, sehaten, Vande5yede
lection Of Mr. Eckfod OF London; Pynacke Sc also by
Bodangton Wright Of Derby; Smith Of Chichester Wilson
Rse Hslden Stanfed Slayer and other celebrated artists
Also about 50 old OIL PAINTINGS, just received from
Furor never before IN this country oil in heI original
STATE some framed the balance stretche sheets giving
desirable opportunity picture dealers and conoiseurs The
Of those interested In the fine arts is
requested this Offering extraordinary occasion
puichssrs The PAINTINGS viii be exhibition on MON
Day Jan !, and TUESDAY, 9Th, dey aud evening.
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feaal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the surlogs y, 90,
30 cuntv of NewYork Is hereby gwen TO al per
cor isyua claims against JOHN G. TiwISo late OF tine Ss
~ 80 - he subscribers az the office Of c. EW ThW M
No. ws IN the City q NewYO,s gu 81 Sei SS o sS
is{5. CHARLES THWINGG' Administrators.
EBEN. W. THWING, 2 adnhhi'"a'V''
o,.,-c,T,. WILLIAM TIfWING,
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and after
MONDAY. Dec q, lass, the Trsn' viii leave Chambers
Northern aud Western Train Mad Train $3.50 m Through
Wy Tran, = m Express Train, p m For Poashkeepsie
Sing and The Sing Sing aud PeeS.k Trains stop at
The VS., s'silees Pssssassr. ,shsa q, cSsIser. Canal
from Csas' .. tsr Albany AID Tny stopping a. al Mail Sa
idIs NJ H. SykES Ia 1tsadeaf
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FLUSHING RAILROAD.-The steamboat
Island CITY leaves Fulton Ferry wharf north side, at
c. ard 10 m and m. daily. meeting and exchsng
m passeBgsrs with the CARS Hunters Point Oppodte sd
81 which leave Fusns AZ the same hours Persons 10
Fushng ~ any these trains and return By the aext
succeedug Through in 80 minuies Fare . cents
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ALERT II. NIcoLAY Auctioneer.
nEREMPTORY SALE of WATCH CASE

Al
FACTORY.-ALBERT II. NlCOLAI will sell on
TUESDAY Jan g. 1856, oi o'clock the premises No
peyt the ortre stock Tools Machinery Sc of the
teuiyo Watch Case Making Establishment formerly belonging
to H. A1rus esq, and which considered the mos; com
among wlch viii found superior Steam Engine and
Boiler with Connecting Pipes aud Independent forcePup
Water and Exsust Pipe horse aud in good order
two ree Iron Safes With JOuess Patent Lock &C. in Tact
brocng every Article for carrying On an extensive
business The whole be sold 10 toe highest bidder without
reserve and worthy Of the attention of the trade Terms cash.
City funds srd deposit required from all purchasers unknown
TO the suctoneer Catalogues containing fun particulars
row ready and can be obtained Of
ALBERT II. NIC0LAY,
Auciioneer ard Banker, No. Broad-st.. \. Y.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF New York notice hereby gwen 70 AZ
1.rsops having claims against WILLIAM b. HUGG late OF
Inc City OF NewYok Livery Stable keeper deceased 70 pre-
80. tbs same with vouchers thereof To the subscriber at me
a. Of DAVID j. CHATFIELD, No. % Wslst, IN the
City Ct NewYork before the IAN day OF h'fen
Ds red New York, the 9th day OF August BOD
ap5a lawt;r,In HARRIET VI. HUGO, AdminihrstriN'
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~ -. 90 York notice is hereby given 10 all
rsro,s having claims against MEYER ROsENbAuM, ae ~
he civ of New.Yok deceased, 20 present inc sag
cbsrs thereof the subscriber, az the ONCE OF -
MhCLAY ESQ., No 81 Liberyst in the Gsy Oh New New. or S
:, ri =. the lOth of June nex-Dsted New iotk vac ~
"a u. u ~ Dsce.nber i8h5 JULIA ROSENBAUM Admx.
oa if, o. NAFTALI X. RoSENFELp, Admir-
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~ nIrpSTANCE nf an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
~ N b,YnS cIaims ageinst CLAUDE JEAN BAPTlsrE
huBERT late Of the City LOusans
he same with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber,
No "A Wsll.st In the City Of New ork on or before
The tenth dsy Of April nexDated New York the LIST day oil
October, 1873. ,,.,, ~, pY,srrr rx..r,or
OLA wGmOTu WILLIAM w. hoS'F''A<' HNV'"''
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DyUH. LEEDS & Coon WEDNESDAY
ID Jsn M oesl At .1s 'ss'rSO. ~. s,lss.s Of
", ,snr Of lades and gentiemens snpero pre-
ms Gee noSfed resi sEsr sies woIk BErs, cas
,tiiv 81 s-syed orticle costly Clocks ana
PiTtny on Gisss odor Boxes Bronss fisnIss lssv ana
si. Level Caskets Refieues, Christopher Si'et va
$500 % ofeyery kind Chus Tea Sets, Porte n9uIaleH
A. AT Il o'clock invoice Of very hne I 80
c. ~ Collars among which viii he found rear -
81 Greclen stone Marten, Mink French sable ane ON
Man. I'm CApsrs ke. Hndson Bay " on 5i hoos c.Ts
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Gopartnersbip Noiires.

NEW MERCANTILE and BUSINESS FIRMS
IN in reed Of FIRE-PROOF SAFES viii promote their own
interes, and security by obtaining ,, o,,,,,
WILDERS PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE,
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY
III NOTICR.-In consequence Of obstruction on the city
trrck requested take the from 3lss
sfstion until fnrther notice w. L. SYKES, jr, Sup't
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R. l. DELIssER Auetr 81 and so Broadway, Whites
L FANITT nELISSER u Co. will sell at

4 ] auction on WEDNESDAY EVENING Jan, 9, com
org AZ a. o'clock fine collection Of Theological Illus
trad and Standard Books Work Boxes Gold Pens Station
cry &C. 10 which the attention OF the trade is respectfully re-
sed Goods may be examined, and Catalogues are
lea adv for delivery.
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HNHE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP heretOfo

~" '''~ ' ' y ~ b. o. WILDER L Co..
No. 122 Water-st.. near Wall New York
and No - alnust and No Granitest, Philadelphia
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BRDGET LEABY E3ecDtsFH, and EIefg t.f;
A A6}N hTEvFiIy Sscsssed Nuu'0" A''''
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Gales bn Auction.

AN MsRwIs Auctione-r 81,
nv RANGS BROTHER & Co.-Trade-Saie
ID Rooms, No. IS Psrk-row.
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MARKET BANK.-The annual ELECTIONS for

w Director OF Bank and or Inspectors Of
sunx eeei0u viii b. held II the house Pear
ssd Beeknan-s's MONDAY. Jan. H. lass The poll will
b open 70 oc.osk @aA close o'clock p Ths
1rsasler Book oil hs CLOSED Il Dec. q Jan IL
dec. 2 49,. X IA. uAXDOsK. Ca.I's,.
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IL ANNUAL Dividend OF FOUR PER CENT will be
paid TO the boilers OF this Bank and after TU SDf
Ssh inst until which time the Transfer Books will be closed
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
Nassau Bank, Jan. 5, 1856 r. A. TOOKER, Cashier
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of Newly notice hereby gwen 70 az,
LhNDT late Of the City Of NewforE deeessed 70 present
the same with vouchers thereof the subscriber at her resi-
d.pcs No % Third avenue in the City OF on or be
fore the xth dsv Of June next-Dsed NewY0rk the 9Th
dry IF November 1850 SOPHIA = VAN IANDI Executrlh
u layHdnTn
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OFFICE OF IHE BREoSENRIDCE CAAxEL Coal CoH-l
PsNY No 2WsLL-sT., NEv-YosX. Dee. 81, 1850 !
A MEETING Of the, Stockholders of the
"A BRECKENRIDGE CANNED COAL COMPANY will
b. held the Office Of the Company TUESDAY IA. s'h
d.y Of January. The polls Tor the Election Of Directors
toe ensaR viii be said day from o'clock
O'clock sitet ~hh The ANNA. Report of the President
viii be read l.. W. BADGER Secretary.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-27
LINK s. HAARA1WM,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS.
YAZOO CITY. MINNINNIpPI

YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI
Dealers in all kinds of Eastern and Western
Produce. Also Groceries, Liquors, Fine Teas,
&C., Bagging and Rope, Plantation Goods of
every kind, such as Kentucky, Jeans, and Lin
seys, Negro Boots and Russets, Brogans, Low
ellis, domestic and all kinds of Sta lie goods,
Carpenter and Smith tools of every description,
Castings, large wash kettles, Pots, Ovens,
Spiders, Extra lids, Stew-pans, Skillets, enam-
eled Kettle3, Cauldrons, Stoves, Glassware,
Nails, Tar, Lime aud Cement, Window glass,
and Sash, Putty, OILS, Powder, Shot and Lead,
Hardware, and all kinds OF Cutlery.
Fine double and singled Barrel Shot Guns,
Rifles, Powder Flasks, Gun Caps, Eley's pat
ent Gun wads and Caps, Shot Pouches, Wip-
ing rods, &c, &C., Woodware of every descrip-
ton, also Wagons, Carts, Wheelbarrows, Corn
Shelters, Straw Cutters, Pump Curbs, and Fix
lures for Cisterns.
Fine chewing and negro Tobacco, Cigars of
every quality. Also Agents for Geo. Page g.
Co., (Baltimore) Portable Saw Mills.
They are prepared with good Fire Proof
Warehouse for the storing of goods and Cotton
liberal advances made in cotton stored with
them. :
OF Particular attention given to receiving
and forwarding Of goods.
Yazoo City. June 6, lS56-ly
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AMERICAN BANNER.
YAZOO CITY, JUNE n, 1856.


BY HENRY wADswoRTH LoNGFELLow.
New edition, with Poetical Proem, and Annotations
illustrative, critical and exegetical By PETER
PUNDIT, FIG, X.Q.Z., etc., etc., etc. LoNDE
Nessimo Como d. Co. 1856
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TT WAS TO RE SO.

DUT NOTWITHS HSTANDlNG all that
D"POWELL g. HOBART" look upon it
as humiliating fact, that amongst those that
are not already posted, the universal cry is
WHERE is THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP
when one moments reflection, would lead
them to the corner Of Main and Jefferson Sts
where two humble individuals have located
themselves for the express purpose of dispen-
sing bargains to all who may favor them with
their patronage.
Our stock which consists of Fancy and Sta
pie Dry Goods" is unusual large and select
ed for this markets
POWELL g. HOBART:
r. Sit may not be universally known that
we make discount of ten per ceut for CASH
but it is even so. Yazoo City, march %.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, (ten lines) one insertion, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, !: so
G Advertisements not marked with the number
of insertions, will be continued until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
G@ Marriages and Deaths inserted as news. All
Obituaries meetings of Lodges, and all matters ad-
vancing personal interest etc., etc., charged as other
advertisements
IL A liberal deduction made to those advertising
by the year.
u JOB WORK done with neatness and dis
patch, on liberal terms.
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FRESH SUPPLY.

A T No 2 Washington street, may be found
IA Beautiful assortment of superior French
SMILED cashmere frock coats, assorted colors.
French Bombazine and Italian cloth coats.
Barpour, Cashmerette, end black and colored
frCeks and sacks.
All qualities of French and English Merino
coats.
White and brown Duck, Drilling Linen fan.
cy Marseilles and other styles of summer coats.
w III STEVENS g. Co.
Vicksburg april I8.
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YaZOO City Cards.
ANDREW GIBR,
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,

MAIN ST., YAZOO CITY, MISS.
Cigars and Tobacco of all qualities, Fruits in
their season, Confectionery, Soap and Candles,
Sugar and Coffee, &C., &c.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

MRS. LACHS late Of Vicksburg, would
IN1 respectfully invite the attention of the
ladies Of Yazoo City and vicini to her new
stock Of Millinery. She keeps head dresses
and caps and makes them to order atthe short
est notice. She has permanently located in
Yazoo City, and will be constantly supplied
from belov with the latest styles.
P.S. Pinking for ladies': founces and man
ties done at the shortest notice. Shop on JEFF
ferson street, two doors below the Banner Of
fee st Yazoo City, may Is 81 #.
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FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING.
MRS. .MAGUIRE would respectfully inf rm
WI the the Ladies Of Yazoo City and vicinity
that she is prepared to make dresses in the
most Fashionable style and at the shortest
notice, Lady Basques, Capes, Mantals, Bri-
dal Dresses in every variety. Her plan Of
cutting is entirely her own, OBTAINING Ladies
at most but ten minutes. One measure taken
will suit the whole year. Corner Jefferson
and Washington street. Latest fashions re-
ceived monthly, Yazoo City, Apil IL, ~ 1y.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE

Spring and Summer arrangement for 1856.
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Watches, Jewellery, and Music.
R. ID. HOWE N co.

IL. ID. HOWE ~ 90.
DESPECTFULLY call attention to their
III large and fine stock of Linen Goods, a.
mong which may be found
Beautiful Linen Lawns, in patterns or by the
yard;
Childrens striped and printed Linens;
White Linen Drills, light, for children's wear;
Linen Sheetings, 1O-4, Ia and 42-4 wide;
Pillow Linens of all widths;
Bleached and brown Huckaback and Crash;
Bordered Hucaback Towels and Russia diaper;
Irish Linens,at all prices, and cheaper than
ever:
Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, from one bit to
| four dollars.
Vicksburg June6.
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DISSOLUTION.

The co partnership heretofore existing
under the name and firm Of Higginbotham
q Co., is this day dissolved by mutualco
sent. The of the firm will only be
used in liquidation. ~ ~ \, X
blT.tT. HIGGINBOTHAM.
G8H9lb ~ O..W. HENDERSON.
Yazoo City. June 6. 856-3m.
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THE AMERICAN RAINIER
Is PUBLISHED BY
NJ RS. H ARRIET N. PREV EFT T
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid in advance, i: So 90
" ifnot paid in six months, 90
IS if not paid in twelve months, 90
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TUST RECEIVED--Gents'@ and Youths
~ Cashmere Iats: Fashionable Moleskin "a
By. CoWAN, CHAPiN s. JACK.
gicksburg marchas q ss y,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-24
Money for Lost Horses.

The Washington correspondent of the
St. Louis Republican, writing under date Of
the 9Th, gives the following good news to
hundreds Of Missourians:-Mr. LINDLEY
succeeded yesterday in passing his bill pro-
viding for the payment Of horses lost in the
military service of the country, and as it will
go through the Senate with but little oppo-
sitiOn, the bill may be regarded as law
1t is one in which Missourians are deeply
interested, as under the previously existing
laws they failed to obtain any compensation
for their horses lost in the army. Great
credit Is due the entire Missouri delegation
for their exertions in behalf of this bill
though Mr.. Lindley had the special control
and direction of it. Under this bill, il is
estimated that several hundred thousand
dollars will be made payable to Missourians
who have "horse claims" against the Gov
eminent, many of which have already beer
filed, and now only require the attention Of
a competent attorney TO prepare them fol-
payment.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-24

FILLMORE IN MIDDLE TENNEssEE.-A
correspondent of the Memphis Eagle, wrii
ting from the county seat of one of the
western counties of Middle Tennessee,
says: .....
eve ara oil Fillmore men UP here. Be-
sides the old Wings, there are several Dem
ocrats who did not support him before, who
are for him now. One said the other day
'he didn't see how any man could vote
against Mr.. Fillmore, now that he had beer
tried once and proved to be the peoples Pres.
ident.' This man, with three sons, voted
against Mr.. Fillmore before but will now
with five sons, vote for him. He does mo-
belong to the American party, and never has
voted an American or Wing ticket. Look
out for a mighty 'rattling of dry bones W
in this region next November"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-24
State Ticket.

We have just returned from ST. Louis,
where we were in attendance at the Con.
vention of the American Party, convened
to nominate candidates for the various State
Offices, 10 be filled at the ensuing August
election.
The proceedings Of tho Convention will
be found in another column, and the names
at our mast head, not to be taken down, we
trust, until the people have ratified their
nominations by IN overwhelming majority.
The ticket is made up from the old par
ies-or rather Of men who have heretofore
acted with those parties. They are good
men-not politicians. Their lives have not
been spent in "wid hunt after Office
they are not old party hacks, and they are
placed before the people with no connivance
Of their own. We are for the ticket, and
shall battle for its success to the utmost OF
our humble ability.
The Convention was well attended-the
different portions of the State was represent
ed, and the members Of the party from all
sections have no d, ubt returned home filled
with renewed zeal, knowing as they now
do, that the party is stronger than they sup
posed. Knowing as they now do, that A.
mericanism has strong hold upon the feel.
ings of the people Of this State, and that
their brethren in all sections are wide
awake, industrious, jealous, and numerous!
The business of the Convention was trans
acted with as much harmony as could have
been expected, md when IFS labors wer,
brought to close, but one sentiment pre-
vailed, and that was, that good ticket ha'
been nominated-that IL ought TO be elected
THAT 1T COULD he ELEcrED-THAT II
SHOULD BE ELECTED
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-24
From Washington,

Correspondence Of the Republican.
The Delaware lands, held in trust by the
United States, are soon to be classified and
appraised by commissioners appointed by
the President. Mr.. Hartman, of N. H.,
one of the Commissioners, leaves this city
tomorrow morning with commissions for
Messrs. Relic and Spence, the other APP
praisers, also with carefully prepared in
instructions on the subject. The land to be
classified in the three reservations
ware, Iowa, and Wea--amounts to upwards
Of six hundred thousand acres, which is to
be appraised without any reference whatev-
er TO the improvements that may be upon
any particular lot or tract. The sale will
take place at Fort Leav enworth sometime
late in the Summer or early in the fall, and
the land must bring its appraised value, and
as much more as full, fair and free COM
petition will secure. A number of persons
from the East will be in attendance, as it is
said these are these are the finest lands in
the world. The lots in and around the city
Of Leavenworth, will doubtless bring high
price, as many of them have been greatly
improved. This seems to be hard case,
that the settlers should be compelled to pur-
chase their own property or lose it, yet when
il is recollected that these settlements were
made In the face of an official opinion from
Mr.. Gushing, the Attorney General of the
United States, who told the settlers thai
they were acting in violation of the law ant
treaty stipulations and that they had no righ
to settle upon this land, no sympathy car
be felt for these people, unless it be by EN-
Governor Reeder, under whose legal adyic,
they acted, and who told them in publ,
speech, that he 'dd not know much law
but that he knew emo 'gh 10 know the opin
ion of the Attorney General is not law
To avoid everything like riot or disturbance
the sale will take place at the military post
The celebration on Saturday last, at tn
birthplace of HEsRY CLAY, was spirite'
affair. Speeches were made by Judge Doug
las, Mr.. Crittenden, Mr.. Gushing, Mr.. But
Ter Of S. c., Mr.. Cadwalader of Pa, an
John Minor Bolts of Va. Mr.. Boots com
menced by saying that he was not prepared
to make speech, was called upon unex
pectedly, &c., &c., and yet he drew from
his wallet six sheets Of foolseap paper GOV
cred with notes.
The two houses Of Congress are on -eso
lutions to-day, and consequently nothing @
much general interest on the taps.
On Wednesday next Gen. Houston reptile
to Mr.. Claytons structures, and something
rich Is anticipated Y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-24
New ORLEANS, April Is,

The steamer Empire City arrived here
to-day, with California mails to March 18th.
The steamer Osprey was burned at her
dock at Kingston, Jamaica, March 25th.-
The vessel total loss.
Advices from Aspinwall, state that Col.
Schrissinger, with four hundred Nicaraguan
troops, was defeated near San Jose by a
body Of five hundred Costa Ricans, under
Mora.
The Costa Rican army was about to enter
Nicaragua.
The Indian Troubles in Oregon and
Washington Territories continued.
The mail steamer George Law, for New
York from Aspinwall, had sailed with $l,-
700 900 in treasure.
The steamer Osprey was a nearly new
DO at, and belonged 10 the New York ans
Venezuela Steamship Company.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-24
Sam in Randolph.

We make the following extract from a
private letter, from a friend in Randolph
county. We aaiicise the last sentence. and
call the special attention of the people of the
South to it. Union is what we wsnt--un-
ion on union-loving men and principles, and
such the American Party presents:
"Sam is still alive and hourishing here,
notwithstanding several of his first friends
who did more than any one else, to get him
here, have abandoned him; but for every one
that quits his support, think he gets two
friends Of sterner stuff and better material,
who will not give back upon the first fire
of the enemy, We expect TO carry the A.
nerlcan ticket in this county. The people
begin to see and feel the correctness Of the
principles we advocate, and they will moi,
unless am much mistaken, be frightened
from their support by the cry that we have
no party in the North who stand upon the
National Platform. We have party there
who 90 for Fillmore and Donelson, are moi
more divided than the present Democratic
party; and ifthsy desire union Of parties IN
The South, letthem come 10 us upon principles
that are enlphaticaAy .Amsrican and Nation
al, with candidates that no one can object TO.