Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-26

sB- We received the following notice last night
with request TO publish, t. which we do, without
knowing the origin OF the movement:
A THOUSAND GUNS FOR FILLMORE AND
DONELSON.
Noythem Libsrties, Attentioni
Come forth In your might and strength on Fri
day night, at l.2 o'clock, to form club for the
benefit OF our country and our cause at the new
Engine-house. BLUE Dick.
Tue MASS MEETING on MONDAY NExr.--The
friends Of Willard Fillmore and Donelson have de-
termned to hold grand mass meeting on Monday
evening next, in front Of the City Hall, TO congrat-
ulate Willard Fillmore his safe return from En-
rope. The announcement of this intention has
been received with great enthusiasm by the people
OF this city, and We hope to see large delegations
from our neighboring cities, Georgetown and Alex
andria. The Committee Of Arrangements extend
cordial invitation TO all, Americans, Wings, and
anti-Americans, and promise to show that though
the American party was defeated ut the recent
election IN this city, they are not conquered, but
ready to do battle In the cause IA heretofore.
We hope also 10 see the adjoining counties. OF
Maryland and Virginia and Baltimore city fully
represented on Monday evening next.
Distinguished speakers from all parts of the
country will address the meeting, and no effort will
be omitted to treat our friends from abroad to an
intellectual FEAST such was never before witness
ed In this city 49,
RESTORATION TO MARKET OF THE LANDS RECENT
LY WITHDRAWN IN w IscossIs-The Commissioner
Of the General Land Office has given public notice
of the restoration to entry, on and after the 4th
day Of August next, OF portion OF the lands ly-
ing in the Mineral Point Stevens Point, and Men
asha land districts in Wisconsin, all Of which
lands were recently withdrawn on account of the
railroad grants in that State; having been ascer-
tanned that the landsnow restored are without the
probable limits of these grants. BY this action.
large bodies Of valuable land will be made liable
to entry and location, and thus prove great pub
lie benefit &t8 a.& 49, teA sbA
We understand that, as soon as more definite
information OF the routes of these railroads shall
be received at the Office, It ia contemplated to
lease other lands in other districts in this State.
The Annual Commencement of Columbia Col
lege, D. O., was held yesterday morning in the f
street Baptist church. Degrees were conferred as
follows Haa
Degree of Bachelor of Philosophy Thomas NJ.
Scott, Virginia.
Degree of Bachelor OF Arts--James G. Board,
Va; Mahlon A. Hensley, Va; j. Boulware Kidd,
Va; Chas. II. Utermehle, d. G.
Degree of Master Of Arts--Geo. +. Bagby, Va;
William E. Duncan, Va; Edward l.. Force, D. c.;
Luther r. Gwaltney, Va; VIM. j. Houston, North
Carolina; Jesse j. Mass, Mississippi; Vim. d. Rice,
s. Carolina, Henry w. Wyer, Virginia
INDIANs.--A delegation from the Seneca tribe
from the Indian country west of Arkansas, waited
upon the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs at his
Office day before yesterday morning. The osten-
sibe object of this talk" appeared to be desire
on the part of the Indians to annul treaty which
was entered into by them with the United States
vh bau nnfx hanv
ratified by the Senate. These Indians are all large
and stout looking, and wear citizens dress, and
their feelings towards the United States are quite
friendly.
John r. Thomson, the artist, is now in this city.
He is on his way to Wheatland to paint the por
trait Of Old Buck for the Cincinnati Democratic
Association. We are pleased that SO good an art
ist has been chosen, and hope he win perform his
task well, as it is desirable that some vestigc of
the Democratic nominee shall remain after Novem-
Der to show what kind of a man the Democrats (p)
put up as their candidate. We hope the same art
list will paint second portrait of Mr.. Buchanan
on the receipt of the election returns next Mo-
vember
POLLOK DoIHGs-Nathaniel Halt was brought
before Justice Smith on charge OF larceny, and on
examination committed to jail
David johnson and Joseph Lewis were brought
before the same Magistrate, on charge OF uttering
threats, and on examination were bound over to
keep the peace.
THE Cry CoUscTLs OF ALEXANDRIA appropriated
$50, on Tuesday evening, for firing salutes on the
Fourth of July, portion of which, we understand,
win be expended in fireworks, to be let off at night
from the Armory of the Artillery.
Our MARKET was we'll attended this morning.
Gooseberries, currants, raspberries cucumbers and
all the various early fruits and vegetables were
displayed in great profusion, and sold at good
prices
The Sabbath School of the Ebenezer Church at
the Navy Yard are now enjoying themselves on an
excursion down the Potomac.
The Choir Of the NJ. E. Church, Of Georgetown,
are also enjoying themselves in the same way with
their invited friends.
The Kunkels give one Of their most pleasing
performances tonight. 1t will be well to give
them nscall, We who are fond Of fun.
CRIMINAL CoURT.--No Business was done yes
terday in Court. The Grand Jury sat, however,
and among other presentments, made one Of the
case OF the Hon. p. s. Brooks for assault and bat
terry on Senator Summer. tl ~
When our Reporter left the Court this morning
David Darlington was on trial for assaulting officer
Reese.
We wish to warn all persons who are anxious 10
be very economical that they keep away from the