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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
appIv,I. OF THE DANIEL "HpoiT" IA
h''''' NEI-ORLEaNS.
NV O,LrANs, Thursday, Aug III I70U'

N,w oslrAss, Thursday, Aug H. 1880
-. ns,iI Webster arrived to day from
c.. D In.r with Calii,rnia dates to the 2lst ut.
'aT IT, VDn news from Central America il scinty.
The The co~s.pOoden' of The rrr' DaG Of this o.y
,h., ,bc party Of Gen. Rjvas, with GuN'em'-
i.os 10 ,be rumber of 5000, wee for'fying Leon,
,rd tlat il was expected that Gen. Walker would
snop msrch TO attack them with an effective force OF
! 900 Americans. who were in excel!cn. spirits.
An intelligent American rom Costa Ec' states thH'
,h.t country will again invade Nicaragua. Gen
Mora had IA, down the revolution against h'm' but
was to resign.
There was .lctt Of seven Britifh ships, mounting
,so cp,s in the harbor Of San Juan under the com
nsrd Of Admiral Erskine.
The Rrtjsh screw steamer Panama was wrecked
near Cave Ts,nor. The crew were saved, bat the
vessel is total loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
THE PROSPECT IN INDIfNd.
~ The Y Y Tflhrne.

corresrordence Of The y. Y. Tubrne.
NEw-aLDASY, Ind Aug. g. 1886
We are not without some warm friends Of Fee
dem and Fremont in this section of indians. bus
the immediate proximity of Slavery has demOrdl-
lied the popular minl. Much harm has been done
by portion Of the Fillmore men-much more, /
am afraid, than the friends of Fremont are aware
of. In consequence OF the united influence oi the
Pre-. Slavery journals of Louisville, which hive
large circulation here and tue open hostility OF the
Old.Lne newspaper and the pret'nded- Anti
Nebraska. but. really Pro-Slavery Fillmore paper
We can only poll light vote in this county Tor
Fremont. and yet We are not altogether idle
Some of our best citizens are for Fremont. The
Fremont elector for the lid District resided here
an able and highly respected man. We have like
wise formed Fremont and Dayton club. The
Work has Just commenced, no very decided effort
Lar Las been made to learn how many friends oi free
hansas We have but the case is plain: there must
De %ork done-a mora perfect organization In
S"u hern Indiana must be- effected, or We run tn
risk Of losing the State.
The prospects for the State ticket are cheering.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

which, however, fail in doing sppae Justice 10 geo
erous people psssecuted the late vhx By ther
fr u5r NJ =, fv their enemies. Rely upon H. there Y
only 4. Quired proper American iDaef 10 overcome
No EfsHsb rilu,n nee which predoninateS not with
The will of The Pa,has but in opposition to if. There was
q tine when svch an iniuerce wa exerted-the time
when Rtodes built bis Colossus the time whes
'n. Porter occupied the poet which bad tar better 10
ub'c'untof than occupiet ~ 1t now u; the time wien
J'bn Reeves, pupil Of Rbodes," built ships and
steamers tor the Govern ment, the same John Reeves
now cong a private busr G. ~ in ConstautiDope, re-
sPc'ed by al nis country men, and who might be std
al the heao OF tae sIsera cid not the American Lga
uon neat him With brutal neglect When your cor
respond. ut has rest ed somew los Ger in Turkey he
vi discover II the difficulty he ussy cotnnains Of hes
with the Pashas or with our own Embs.sy
There ia now a great commerce openinv in the
Euxine and il had better be styled the Euxine n, the
sooner that bugbesr term Black sea- u discarded
the sconer will underwriters from their night
maf.s. Tie storms are rot NJ frequent violent as
upon the Wfstern lskes. Even the great gale OF
November, 1884, wss nots anything in itsef
the disasters being occasoned entirely BY ms ng use
OF improper anchorage. These Unreasonable fess
have kept Americans away, when they might have
found employ Mt during tie war, and II they not
dspellsd, will still operate against our partskrg Of tho
trade opened by the peace. This is already I'M
portsnt, ard will become more 80, although there a.
pies nj nducement to open ste am commentators
between these ports and our own.
There never CAD be better opportunity than the
pres. nt while Turkey wriihrg under the yoke Of
Frsr ce and England. for our Government to claim
sbsre in her commerce, which VIII oe readily yiclded
y hen al ,mbas.y Is sent from Washington fitted 10
&C ommanG the respeot OF the Turks a. Wen ss OF Inc
reside nj Anne kisGBotr.
SnrafcoI Srrfng,, July, lGS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

Neither the Old Line nor Fillmore leaders. acting
separate or united. will be able to force Willard
On any political class but rabid Old-Lino Demo
Gratis. In selecting csndidaies for Office in County
and District, all the opponents of Od-Liners
united The nominee In the lid Congressional
District for Congress Is q resident Of th. place
John NJ Wilson. He is a lawyer Of good stand
Ing, 'XfeDsive practice, and powerful speaker
am n1t informed who Mr Wilson prefers for
President; but he never wss nor can be an Old
Liner i Am not 70 sangulne a. spmo Of your
correspondents We want more light. A little
patriotic eXertion in this section By those who
love their country may save the State. Total
apathy may lose il. AN OLD LINE WIuG.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLsSToN, Thutsday, Aug. ~, io'o'
The steamer Cover or Dudley he's arrived here,
With Havana dates To- the 10th, md hey vest TO 'pe
llth inst.
Yelow fever wa, still raging AZ Havana.
Sugsrs were unchspged; holders very firm
At Key Wet l,Ir bad been no deaths from yellow
fever siuce the 27th u'
The slip Ms5 of Orleans went ashore on the 9th,
but was got of b. wreckers and would sail fJr New
York after sCttliI !: s4lysge.
The buk Tom Coz sin arrived on the Is. for medical
aid havi lost htr frst mate By yellow fever. Sac
sailed asain OIL the 4ta foi son.
The bark n. J. Tallma1ee. from Cieofuagos for
NewYo k, put into Havana on the 9'h al! hinds
except the MISTER dovn with the fever Two seam'n
had died at sea.
No. 5,39i drew tbe 100000 prize ia the Havana
pottery of the 9th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Brooklyn
Young Mems Republican Association was held in the
saloon Of the Mus um last evening J. HOWARD jr,
presicet, and the proceedings were opened with the
3 Rally ing Song TO the air Of the Manseiles
Hymn" in which the assemblage mostly joined.
Able addresses We're made byJ. {. UNDERWOOD me
xile Of Virginia. G.. A. DAsA Of New.York and
L. 5 N.sH OF Ohio ali OF whose remarks elected The
mott rapturous applause At intervals bet s,s sesr TOE
.ptecL,s Nj HIVES gave reelection Of wsHs, ss1s1.s
scres closing with one to the familiar air OF snLee
Doeolt." Although this was no more than regular
veil. sf3s sl q ss GG es ss:
Wa h.e1y N Tbe meeting broke up with three hearty
cSptps che Ps'fU~,hi for he Republican candidates
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
REPUBLTCANISM IN VIRGINIA.

Correspondence Of Tho ". Y. Tribane.
WHEELING Va, Tuesday, Aug. II, 1856.
The suboined notice, cut from Que of our city
papers, WILL it is hoped, find place in the columns
of TIE TRIBUNE, and thus reach the republican
generally throughout the State
REruBLicAy ASSOCIATIONS An aijo1Tned meeting OF Re
publ the American Hall Centre Whee' ., anl
Grss1ed BY making Mr. l. NJ PumpsIey Chairman and Mr.
Assoca to be called the Rep ibean Aocia
The Constitution signed, and permanent OH elected
follows Mr. +. d.. Norton, PIesideg MesTs Vincent
j. Thoburl Secretary and Mr. James Wilson. Treasurer.
The Philadelphia Repubcsn Platform read and adopted
'Messrs S. Fl Woodward, j. Tho,urn, Fischer, Y. NJ
Norton and NJ PumphIey appointed Commhtselon
Of fremont ard Dayton Electoisl Ticket the
Adjourned the Meodeon Hall Fdday eyeang
next, Aug. Is. l. NJ. PUMPHaEY, President.
We have no State or local press whereby we can
make ourselves known TO each other, and are COM
PEELED to resort to National journals like THE
TRIBUNE, which goes into every State of the
Union. We want all cur friends throughout she
State to put themselves in correspondence with US.
In this, and the Joining counties we will poll
very respectable vote for Fremont and Dayton.
An Independent Republican paper established in
this city would receive liberal suppor: and
trust the day ia not for distant when we shall have
one. If possible, we would like to have man
from the South for editor If you know of any
such person, please let him know of us.
Although the Press and prOft ssional politicians
represent the people of Western Virginia 10 be
loyal to the institution of Slavery, yet do know
that if the question would be fairly lad be ore the
voters of this city very large aud respectable
majority would be found opposed to the ex ension
of Slavery. And more than this when roOmbs
and his followers attempt to carry out theie threa!
the South will secede in cass of Fremonts election
they will find that Western Vrsi4is at least, will
not be With them. Here will be found an undivided
people true to the Union. And should that lay ever
come, it will be found that the Republican party
North, and South is the true union party. TT.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
DISASTROUS STORM IN THE SOUTH.

WAsHlNGTON, Thursday, Aug. II, 1856
We Learn that there hss been tremendous storm
fetwe Mobile and New Orleans, and in that vicinity
generally raio having allen Tor 10 consecutive hours
The roads were overilOwed and it was feared that
great damage had bee done to the crops. The teIe-
ersph wss prostrated for miles, and wOrkmenssre
ye: unable 10 proceed with the repairs We are there
fore without any particulars.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

THE TESTH WARD REPUBLIcAss, BRooKLYs.-
A regular weekly meeting Of the Tenth Ward Repub-
ican Club held at the Grapes, in Atlantic street
Last evening. NJ. G. HARRIsGT0s presided, and nu-
merous and most enthusiastic assemblage was present.
Judge BIRDsaLL, of New York. was the first speaker,
ard made smost able exposition of the policy of Pierce,
Douglass & Co., whore object in concentrating the
Kansas Nebraska iniquty was TO perpetuste their
POWER for the next fouf ars He was followed by
G. OGDEN BROws and Counsellor DYETT in effective
addr Several campaign songs were sung and tho
meeting adjourned with hearty cheers for Fremont.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

Tw,,1nrH WARD REPuBLIcAs AssocIArios:-
-, 'ntbo.is-tic meeting of the Twentieth Ward Re
hcap Association was held last night at Contnen
ial Hall, correr of Tbrty-fourh street and Eighth
avenue Mr. NETTLETos, President, in the chair. Tho
audi, nee was addressed by Gen. Shsnkland OF Kan.
fas, Horace Greeley and Mr.. FaIman on the greet
subject at issue in the coming contest Their speeches
were received with tumultuous applause. The Hal
was well filed aud among the audience were quite
number of ladies'. Mr.. Missing sang two or three
toD,s during the eNtnDg, which were loudly sp-
rlsgd.d
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

Utcury UoyoRABIE.-When we have heard 30
much Of land pirates and &" wrsckers." whose
trriner. il is to lob cead bodies thrown upon tns
beach from wrecked vessels, it Ia gratifying 70 sn'
Iource fact Ike the following: Two pooies NJ
IN he those of Ill. husband and father OF nn.
Ackro,d. who was saved at the burning o, us tn'
Ncr,birn roiana we're washed ashore at Mssnycc: e.
Elg County, Canada. Upon one OF toe oos~u "ssgns'
f,n,d one hundred aud seventy EDglsh sove.es,
.1Is n msl.T rum upon the ctker The bod,es :TS 80
dscer,ly buried End The money placed N !se ds1 OF
Mr. McDrelusnd e that place, to awsi. u. 'ath
he sptyiViEg widow. lAioo'' "N
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
THE STORM AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Thurs1ay, Aug u, 100.
The storm Of a,t III III di6 considerable other dam
see than that already telcgraphed. Delords tobacco
warehouse, Montel X Bros. and Martins wareh ouses
ON Exchspg Ja - III roofe5, and row OF large
foure'ory dwell ngs erecting on Calvert and Madison
streets blown down The wind ha1 the full force of
tornado.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

Fir,FNTH WARD RErCBLicM CLUb;-N r. hE
meeting Of this clnb was held az the hall No p Ave
nue. ID, sst evening. FRENaS IIi'coN' esq, preIsi'
ard CHAs :. PIRLEY acted as Secretary Soh7 c-uo
busibes- transacted, shout 30 new I'D 'no'iS
,dd I'm the ,lub sod tbe I,C, Of Fremont va ds-
lributeo 10 The audience. Speeches OF stirring It
arter were made by ID. C. Snith, OF the Elevenen
WMd auc other The audicncr was lsrge-hulhS
the hsllend listened with attention to The speakers
frequently applsuding tbcn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
AMERICAN MASS MEETING II ALBANY

AIRANl, IhuI'u"N ~ !,,l III,
The American mess meeting al 'ne ID llera.
sySsoE ,SSs o% va" rCy HS % CAqS and SaS5 or
S"S us~, T srr srvc in large nunber' the oe %,
,be city are lively viii the music o' 'H' ""A''''''
bands
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

THE YELLOW FEVER AT CHARLESTON.
CBARLEsToS S c., Thursday, Aug. IA, 1856.
The Board of II al,h of this city report two add-
toral atbs but increase in the number of cases.
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OF THE FRIGATE MERRIM ACK.

BosToN, Thursday, Aug H. 1856.
The United States steam frgate Merd nack sailed
sron, here at 10 O'Clock this mOraing for New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

every confidence that those for whose ee' M Socs
work will be true TO is preservation ag g'lnst al 'oc'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-06-21
FOR PRESIDENT.
JOHN c. FREMONT.

Ii gives Us the utmost pleasure 10 announce
that Cot. JOHN c. FREMONT was vr>ter-
day. with SINGULAR nnanimitv, nominated ty
th- National i:ciu bIcan Convention for til"
Presidency. In thus selecting Col, Fremont.
the Convention have recognized the wishes
of the people. and have but given voice to
the sentiment which has been lonr enter ain
cd in f>vor o: 1.-THE young and gallant hero
who first planted the American FLAG upon the
Pacific coast and opened to the Republic a
new Continent" The nomination will ev-
crvwherc be hailed with enthusiasm bv all
who are weary Of the corruption, the selfish
ness and the rrcklcSsncSs of public good
which have too long di>graeed the Govern
mrnt: by all who consider the sO-cailed
Democratic party as false to the high trusts
committed to it; by all who would see the in
tcrnal resources of the country developed.
and its honor preserved abroad bv all who
believe that the time has come for an honest
man at the head of affairs; bv all who svm-
pa'hlze with the oppressed and suhjngatcd
people Of Kansas: by all who think that the
best way 70 pu, down agitation is to remove
the causes Of agitation. Upon the great
question of the dav, Col. Fremont occupies a
manly and honorable position. While his an
taconi>t has been trimming and truck linz.
and shaping his speeches to please the South
crn party Cot Fremont. of Southern birth
and education. has spoken with rcf~c>hin.
vI10r and couraHr for the rinht. The people
will not in this emergency forget snrh man.
He will br borne triumphanltv to III" White
House he will BE the next President of the
United States
And now, with "LIEEETy AND TNlnN''
upon our banners. tcl!ow-ci'zens. leg Us 90 To
work and elect these ,anddatcs Never was
there noh'er opportunity Of ,inaicafing the
highc>t principles. and Of restoring the an
,',.nt policy of the fathers Let il hr impro,
ed Let Us present to the world IN \o,"n-
her next the spectacle OF nation REDEEM
ED, r. GENERATED. DISENriIEALL-
Ed Ho>'op .ld,s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-06-21

SIN"rLAE AccInr>r AND NARROW
E-C>rE.-T The Ncr.cnn"s fJfi:en saws. on
Monday last vouuy man hv the name OF
Lawrence Fivn. for few weeks past in The
employ OF the Nrrgrnn"S Island Mill Co.
came ear loo>nH his lit, in that establish
ment. 1t appears that hr was sent up stairs
70 cham" the direction of some grain which
they were ruunin. from the third to lower
floor, alter winch his CURIOSITY appears to have
overcome hi> ui.n,rnI ana ne undrrtooK TO
adjust Il belt which he saw hanging loose at
II" and Ut = ar@" double holfcr and in do
lnT 80 NJ ioo>' fro was cauGht hv two set
screws projecting from coupling on an iron
shaft Before he was aware of il he ha!
been madr prisoner hv the slowly revolving
hut irresistible power. There was no ape.
not soul IN that part Of tie building. to
help him. and in his desperation he caught
hold OF the standing part of the gearing frame
and must hav" cInn. TO it with giant force,
for in that struggle every thinc he had on
loose 'ro"k. shirt su>lcnder>. pants, all were
woun,! around the shaft and he loft with
nothing on but lis rravat and shoes One
moments relaxation woud have proved IA
tai. tor he would have been forced through
between the two shafts manclcd b-oken
body. How he escaped 1t is difficult to I'M
a"lne. Mr. Brando. who had charge of the
mill al the time. alarmed: al his absence start
cd up after him and was met by poor Flynn
on the stars. a striking illustration of the
primeval innocence OF our first parents. as all
the clothing he had on was of natures own
weaving.
-foswelI Shur'lcfF. late proprietor Of
the Island House at Bellows Falls, Vermont
died on Friday last at The age cfs,x'y years
PASTORAL RESIGNATION. - We learn
that Rev. j. C. Foster. pastor of the Baptist
Church in this village. rendered his re>irEa-
tIon as pastor on SUNDAY last, TO take effect
on and AFTER the first Sabbath in july We
understand that hr has received a unanimous
call from The first Baptist Church and Socie-
~. in Beverly. Mass. but has not vet signf-
ed his acceptance. Brnr'shoro R>p"t'jrna
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-06-21

* \ declaration that slavery exists Nv
the Constitution in all the Territories of the
United States, was only lost in the Commit,
tee Of the Cincinnati Convention bv a single
vote 81
A gentleman Of New York was driving
his 5000 hor>" into town when the animal
t,tcrcd and fell dead. While >tandin. over
The deceased. the gentleman bad his watch
stolen and his pocket picked OF $50.
Among the late arrivals at the St LoniS
hotel is one that reads, IF. Smith and four
wives. Salt Lake.
Ming kammchamrha of the IIaw,ian
islands. was to have been married IN Nav to
Miss Rookie. very Intelligent native lady
who is slightly tinged with white blood.
\ MoN~rrH IN IIrM>x F"EN We
know blightrd old bachelor, who saws. that
he suppo>c>. the natural diet ot An infant be-
ING mix will account for It's g cream
The new code of North Carolina pun
iSheS duelng with death. il one OF the parties
be killed with imprisonment (both parties J
if neither is killed.
Henry Davis .Jr. respectable nan of
Bullock conntv. Georgia, was bitten on the
leg hv a large ra'tleSnake. He tied his sus-
pendrrs around his wounded limb. killed fhe
snake. and rndeavorrd to walk home. but
was compelled to he down by the WAY. and
in a few hours died of the horrible poison
Padre Viii. Walkers cho>,lv minister,
don't Ike the nited States and thinks he
shall 90 home in disgust He don't consider
himself more than halt received bv our gov
eminent and finds conformity to the customs
of civilized lie a daily vexation and bore.
Panfaloons especially he considers perfectly
barbarOuS.
Mr. Buchanan. according to the Tele-
graph. !. now in HIS 10Th year.
DR. J. r. Terry was accidcntlv shot in
New York on Friday. by revolver in the
hands OF Mr. Averlll, and there is little hope
OF his recovery.
In druken Irish row, in Fiskvlle.
Rhode Island. on SUNDAY last. daughter Of
Martin Lambert. aged II years. was struck
with a club. aimed at he- father. which trac-
tured her skull. and she died on Tue>,iav
Arthur Crane, the murderer. has ab>conled
Ten German editors. issuing 10000 parer>
weekly, met in Cincinnati recently. and re-
solved to act with the Republicans against
the extension of slavery
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A Vermont Company for Kansas.

PERSONS of good character, who desire to
I"ln Vermont Company. to 90 immediate
~ to Kansas, with view 10 permanent set
tlement' are requested 10 notify the under-
sIgncd at once. f. i. WALTON.
For Central Committee.
Montpelier June lG. 1856
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st. Oobmsburp, Ut.


H., money hv the first of July
1,,..,.t ,I,t tLn.. i,I,.l,t,J +, IN. Will
,.,Iv rr-n,ul There sill r.,n,in
..1.J many ,ccou,,t. ,lu. ia tu,n-
,,,.r / H,Xb II !, Liohlv desirable
.r..- these should also hc ,ajI ,n,ncJi-
.1c
WILL '"\' "F'---''"e "' me most ihriv;
~ Nl..i-'> III Essen "nh'N Is 'hat OF west
tonr"fd' situate" OH me Moose hlV'f' eI-ht
mics rom "S '"'u'" ~ VI Is place. Eighteen
vars ago ''e >''e VI VIC '''ia3e was Will
'erie>'' '"' '''>' S'''''''''h' was commenced
ID i7"N. In 'ila' year VIZ. ''hh H. 'ha>c
hu!' naii ann erec'ed >a"-nlil. In Two
years a'er""'uS "e '"ilt .r''-ni". In
l'i' The same gentleman established a found
~ anu "'"' "'P' II "'> i'>' '"" '"e'
~ '">''"1 s''''' "''' '"'N''- ''' S''''l'''''
A'h'S oil ""'h''''s' ~ '''' present YIN" II
has crown 10 W. Il" '>'''''>h"''n' u no IN
testimony o' '''ose likely 10 KNOW. N'ah"'a'-
iarcS h'' inner! '"' '''>' INNS am "''a'
'are', 81 DINER "ofk'' IN >'S'' "h>"Fl'>>''
II 'hr 9'a'e' "e 'u>''''' ! '''" '"h'"'''
'HdtF me name u '''>'' ''ou'' 'o'' ana
.-l'tS tloImtht al 'hr present Time 10 a
."U' '"t''! n't Ho'. ne HF,' store was
i'''" u" '''> ''''"3' III '"'!' I'f'' '" "r
> > i''''' no" III 'a'"of''a' y pau lac
Dry was ''''"'>"''' !" '''' summer VI i''''
~ N">>rS. l'Ii ''o"n''i' h"' was '"fhe"
b., f,i.l.l %v NI,S,rS Cha>. Gould < Co..
excellence Of machinery il is not often sur
,,...J tu, the want Of sufficient water power
.-.,.,,s II, t,.inr n>ri 10 50 crcat an extent
+, vonIJ l., otherwise. The two lumber
it~ nil. do a rood business finding plenty
of iine and otLer timber in tie re. on above
The ,ill,ce contain, two stores. one grocery
one church, public house. the usual num-
her o, mechanics shops. &c.. among which
curlt 10 tavoraIlv mentioned the carriage
.lor Of Mr. I. HILL and f.tv five DWELLING
HOUSES. Thcrr are >iNtv families and two
bunJr,d and G,ty inhabitants. Al.ocethcr.
il is a smart. 90 ahead place and is not likely
,,,
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There was a monster owl killed AT
ilardwick few DAYS since, whose extended
wings measured SIR t;e' from tip to tip.
There was one of equal size killed at that
place some time since. They were both
white. and did not surrender until several ri
iie balls had been fired into them.