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United states Patent Once.
washington, October Y, 1856

petion OF v. Sherwood, OF Fort Edward, New
York. praying OF patent sraned 10 him ON
IN door locks Tor
years said PATENT which takes place on
II ,s ordered that the petition the Patent oncs
on Thusday December at IL O'Clock,
and show any they
hare, why said petition ought not TO be granted
required 10 Mo u the Paen
once their objections specially writing, least iwsH
DAYS before day testimony Aed By either party
at the transmitted in accord
ance with the occ which will be furnished on npp
cation
THE testimony will cloaed the ai day Of Decem
deposns and other relied upon
Office before the morning o. mat day
Inc arguments, II any within days thereafter.
Ineigencer
Union Evening Star, washington D. G. Republican Bslu
more Md Phisdelphia Pa Dsy Book New
YORK; and Post Boon, week for thrss successive
previous the ih day Of Decemes the day Of
's Commissioner Of Patents.
Ps-Edto papers will copy, and sendthes
bills Once, with paper containing this notics
s-taw3w
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OST WARRANT.-Hosce hereby given that land
76 issued 18th November 1885, Jrmes Csidw e for
Tbs undersigned, which hiss never
hand and that application has been made 10 the once for dup
cate the same TIL. LuMrNN,
Arausr S, 1856. ..#s9#... -.l Attorney.
Ane 7--iswew JAMES CALDWELL.
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Lost Land warrant

DUBLC notice hereby given thai, afer the expiration
weeks from the application will he made 70 the
Of Pension Once Washington
land In lieu issued Rene Lncror
Of MAJ 1855 No Tor which lost In
Washington and Belle
ve no,s during he last Of May the rcpsn Of the month
has said Lscror
ney RENE NJ. LhCRoiA.
Aug 6-taw6w
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THE College OF ST. James, Msryfsnd-Emhrscina the
collegiate, commercisL and preparatory departments on
the Of October 70 the brst OF August
board uion, &c, hundred and
dollars No entrance fee.
Students admitted part of the on application 20
JOHN u. KERFOOT, Rector, &c.,
July l-Iawan College ST. James, p o. Maryland.
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DpIrruN0-pREas sale, cheap for ossh.-A double
cylinder Boe printing In good running order being
press which the washington Union newspaper now
printed. Apply si this once
May Is-din
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Episcopal High school Of virginia,

Episcopal High school OF virginia.,
o,rard the Hsirh three miles Of -serandria.
Rev. JOHN p. MCGUIRE, Rector ~
THE session win commence Wednesday 10th Sep
III tsmher. Il
Terms o2s r board tuition in the regular course Modern
languages, mu.ie, md drawing charges.
The bishops other Of the diocese Rev.
Johns baltimore Rev. Mr.. Cummins Of ws-hnEtoni and
Rev Il. Seymour, of Frederick city, Maryland.
study hc.,
sent to who request them.
Rev. Johs Mcclure, Theological Seminary Fairfar
oounty, virginia.
July n, 1856.
July Is--lH~sw
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CARD.n of the death cfone Of The partners
the firm of w. Y. Loudon Co., merchant tsiors
tho business VIII be closed snd all indebted
respectfully
which
brsnche formerly. The s~ny. keep
and merchandise
s-e nclud the best quality Of military articles
They respectfully haph fferds
generosity, tbrn
hsppy have pleasure Of the Of
N. v. LOUDON Co,
Auu0-.on Merchant Tsiovr under Browns Hotel.
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Kiss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school.

and Day school,
sepeu Budius No. t Pennspsna WasAi.so~, d. c,
WILL open september sS Circulars, s.s,irs psreulsrs and
containing highest onas, can os mac ms pnnsT
pl bookstores and at her residence. 1r-.
The Rxht Rev. AopIo Potter, ID. D., LII. %.
The Right George w. Desnc, D. ID, Ill "
IN, Rsbt Rev. William r. whnipgham, D. !, LIE d.
Prof Joseph Henry, LII D. Secretary Of Smithsonian Institute,
Prot Dallas B,chs superintendent Of hs United su's Coast
Lieut. NJ r. Muuy, IL D., United States navy National oe
:,
S sam Cooper Adutnn General United Slater army wash
lngton, ID. q, ,,-.,-,.. N n
James 8. Mechap, ecu, Librarian 70 conpess'
% Em, L.wi. Chief Jn.,cs Of Supreme Court Of rsnnsy
y2nia corx, of
Hon woodward Associate Judge of supreme oo1f'
Peunsy vania . = :. h.N
Hon George VAIL NJ. G. from New Jersey.
Hon Robert J. Walker, ws-tiuFton, d. z.
Hon Charles Faulkner NJ. o. rum virginia
Hon jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War, Washington, ID
20-eod2m
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ID y, STEER, Merchant Tsticv, No. ass seventh st.
notifies the public that he has received
York Phisdephs msrksis the largest and best
cios vesssa shirts stocks ues gloves no
.y, Ac. thai hs offered hr their Inspection
the Of nj. and the
Washington pobc and the he ersc.sd
in Of roos
before Hs solicis
h and prices pubic.
may mikes pleasure In showing his goods
invited 10 The stock NJ shirt, which
cved Of the best description made in this country
Sep fs~2sw9w6 tel 81 neea.zM
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CONWAY R0BINsoN of Richmond, Virginia, praoses Rich
ons IN the of srd United States cour's
Washington city In the Supreme Court
Letters him viii Ne directed 70 RIehmond, virrinIa,
ln-IawGw
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mo. 500 /
Notice

Notice
Of he E,tabR,hnleni Of ttco additional Land 0eS hs
Territory Of Mnnesota.
establish additional land districts In the Ter
ri,og q Mnnso,a" smsrsens az ,as, portion Of me Tsoy
the ba.e line east Of the Mississippi ye and nors o. hs
The General Land Once ives, Of SAID ver r,sndns
river said districts be called the norhesern
line dividing ranges eighteen and west hereby
essd and made Known 's hs land S,es &c @, % 'se s,,s .
uiet Of Bucu,sas on Late Superior and that for
rrvcr AZ the mouth Of Mudd river.
my hand the city Of wAshng'os this third Gay Of
October, ~ u. leaS.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Oct t-lnwswi Tint Stari
A PERSON MAY RECEIVE HIs OWN LIFE rNsU-
HANCE.-In Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
p 70 s.s r ss1 S :. Ss @ '' '
Those who wish % share IN the dvdends Of the eomngysar
AZ the season approache. re desiring protection
- ~ j. @. LEWIS superintendent,
Sept 27-cod6,t Once 7lh street, below Gen. r. o,
Duvan a Bro, Merchant TaiIcrs,
receiving good. Of tho latest styles
They have also The ate-, fashions styles.
Our ssd citizens generally invited TO call early and
pUvALL BRo., Penn avenue,
petvecn Four -aud-a .hnlf and sfrlh streets
DIRsr PREMIUM PIAros.-Ju.t received at ny piano
store, Pennsylvania avenue three
.ns. w n ssn s ns s 'y 5 ssn
the Metropolitan American Institute Hav
arsis shs public are respectfully invited es ,hsm
before purchasing el.ewhs They are not surpassed by any
hand large stock of other and
For good workmanship pianos purchased nom
will he kept in tune ycnr without ertrs ehsrge
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pREAD 60 my Children. ny Mr.. rnss Key Rlun. rrIc-
ID so eens
ns pow's Review October
Octn FRANIK TAYLOR.
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ID oBERT J. WALKER LOUIS IANIN have formed psrs
n psr.hip and trial of
the United States and The Court Of Claims Addes
Washington City, DC. Jan s-eodtm
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DIV ORDER OF the Navy Agent there viii he sold
ID at pu O'Clock, the pstb ary or
her Navy yard wsshipgton from
he OF copper scsle the snsyes o
RON 81 9Io 90 fio cert OF metallic
eorps examined x, any previous
npon application tie Navyyard Terms Of sale cash.
Also,
M tin scnlss win weights
set wooden rasat scales.
s.- @ ~ra~tw A. GREHNLRAF, Navy AEsu.
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GREENLBAF, Nayy AFsul
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Tickets sa0-haves Slo-quarters S5-eigh,hs 81 so.
CertincateSSf packa Of IS whole tickets 5270 90
Do do 25 half do l35 90
Do do a5 quarter do 67 SO
Do do 25 eighth do 80 IS
Orders tickets and certificates Of packages the
splendid lotteries will receive the attention.
each drawing will be sent Immediately aer is
o all who order from
Address P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Sep III Wilmington, Delaware.
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uOrsr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. ROYCE mace an Intellectual motion to reseind
tbe resolution prohibiting debate, except by unanimous
consent, for one week, unless Speaker DC sooner
Mr.. FAULKNER offered a resolution that If no
sneaker be elected by Monday next, members resign
and an adjournment onsue till the "a monaey IN ny
The resolution was laid the table by 20 majority
Nr SNFED then submitted resolution thal Tue
supporters Of Mr.. Banks select one cahuua'e rou'
among the supporters of Mr.: Richardson, ana one rom
those of MI Fuller; that those voting ior MI hich
a,1 on select one of Mr.. Banks friends ana one oil
Mr. FulIers; and that the voters for Mr. Fuller choose
one from among the friends OF Mr. Richardson, anu
one from those Of Mr. Banksthe members so seiecled
to be considered the only candidates IN nomination,
ad that the lowest on each trial be dropped until an
election be effected 80, 49, lad
to take the ,o
Tor Ar Ranks.g 80 For Mr.. Richardson 100
T Tor Mr. Mr. Fnler....3l For Mr. Pennington. 2
For Mir. /. ID. Campbell. .........."3
Messrs. Porter, Haven and Shorter each l. Neces'
saTy to a choice w. . ,,.. -. A.,
sense of the House that Messrs. Banks Richardson
Fuller and Pennington by withdrawing their NAMES
as candidates. would remove obstacles 10 an ois"Hi
Mr.. FULLER said he desired to remove one oosta'
Gle by Withdrawing. Cries of" No ~ mo!
Mr. PENNINGTON remarked that ths was ~. we
f, ;ntimstion be had received that be stood 10 tne
wav of an organization; but he did not longer WISH ~
Mr.. Rust withdrew the resolution -,
NJ WIiIrNF,Y submitted resolution for the elec.
ton Of Speaker, leaving blank therein TO be filled
18th tbe name OF person whom majority might &C.
| lect.
| Tabled by lao against a. ,,. w.,
NJ CARLISLE offered resolution declaring NJ
Smith of Virginia, Speaker of the House
| Rejected, a against 1871.
| The following the names of those voting III The
! Affirmative: 80, -, cs;io
Wes.rs Bowie Royce. Broom, Campbell tky.l, CsIIse
Ccbb IAs) Cox Cullen Dowde Etheridge, Eustis EXsus
teitD.r Foster Fuller PEI, Harms lMd). Herbert mon
& Krnue,t Lake Llndey h Marshall A Mar'hSl Nc
Mullen, Mcqueen Mlson Paine Ouman hes1s oI Hss T
49, Tsyor Trppe Underwood Walk Walker "SfD'f' " 81
| sins Whitney, Wright Tenn, and Lo!couet
! Adiourucd,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
THE SPRAKERSHIP

W ASHlNOlUN, DOhndy, Jan II, 800.
We are nov visbly approaching the end of the
contest for Speaker. Only one ballot was taken
to-day, on which Banks needed change Of seven
votes to elect him. Several buncombe PROPOSE
tons were excessively made and tabled after the
House bad empbatically refused TO rescind the
ant-spcaking rule adopted Oh Saturday. Fuller
and Pennington declined; aud finally Carlisle
(South Amsrican) moved that Gov William Smith
OF Virginia be Speaker, and obtained the previous
question thereon Only AZ voted in the afirma-
tive-less than 20 Democrats, the rest South
Americans. Adjourned.
i think an effort will be made tonight and to-
morrow to concentrate the Democratic and South
American vote on one candidate, and then move
plurality rule. Ii the effort fails, / believe we
shnl have result somehow this week, perhaps on
Wednesday. The impotence of the Government.
and citizens for organization is very great For
ney says he has never thought of abandoning the
Clerkship till superseded.
The Snow is fair sleighing depth, and the skies
Wintry. H.G
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XXXIVTH CON G r Els S.
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsHIHGToS, Monday, Jan. 81.
Petitions were presented from retired and dismissed
officers of the Navy complaining of the action OF the
Naval Board.
the action of the Board, thought Lieut. Maurys cm-
Dent services should have exempted him from sen
tence which he considers mark Of degradation.
Mr. MALLORY said Lieut.. Maury had been as
stoned position on shore at his own request.
MIR. BELL argued that Lieut.. Maury served nearly
ten wears at sea- and entitled to consideration ac-
cordngly. Ito. &c .o,,-
edying any mistakes the Navy Board may have com
mitted.
Adjourned to Thursday.
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The Precedence Journal aptly illustrates Tie safi-
ETY. Of southern disunonl5ts for the sascs? of the
onion, BY the following unecdote;
Everybody remembers an anecdofe long current o.
a worthy citizen OF Providence who distinguished
rather tor tn, strength of his theoretical orthodoxy than
for its practical development in his wax and ".as .rs-
ton and who held the of &c OF W ooe
ow Ra,tist CHURCHES. He had been much troubled o.
IN. doubtful sentiments preached by several cierxy-
men from abroad who had disturbed the even curreme
of doctTine not exactly by new enets, but by some
new applications or old and well-settled ones.
One day member of the church came to him ana
nskod biz consent to open the meeting house for
preacher from abroad, who wished to hold forth in tho
,yenpg at eariy cande-ligt. The consent OF the
otter members of the committee had been obtained.
and his only wanting
- don't know" said he; don't know about let
ting everybody that comes along into our meeting
bo,ss Who i, this man :"
"A very worthy man and an excellent preacher"
Il don't care about that; but is he orthodox TX
he orthodox ~ -,
Perfectly orthodox, one Of the regular old-iash-
ioncd Roger Niisms Baptists."
"Well if YOU are sure of that, he may preach; but
have made up my mind as a Christian man, that
will not have any more Of this id false doctrine
preached in our pulpit.
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SAVE TIE QuNLs.-These beautiful bi0is--the Or
lament OF every farm they occupy-are dyiog of hun
ccr--daviug in the midst Of plenty, becsse the
ground has been so long covered with snow ssd the
weather terribly cold Boys, feed the quails. They
viii repay vou next Summer in their warning cry of
"I"ore rain" and in the confident manner they Win
st OF. tile fence after shower.
Ncw-Yorkers, don't buy quails at this season. 1t s
breach Of statute law to kill or sell them in Jenu airy.
II you do buy them, il is chance that you git
those that have died by the cold and want OF food.
ard been pirked up by some one who would sell his
Scul for money.
warmers, look to the living qucs Citizens, look
tc the dead oncs
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OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.

| From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1856.
The official adyces by the America do not in
any way change our friendly relations with En-
gland Mr. Buchanan writes that no real pros.
poets of peace are entertained BY the Ministry,
and England is preparing the largest feet ever
hoated for operations against Russia in the Spring.
Louis Napoleon is still anxious to extricate him
self from the war, having attained all the desired
prestige of the occasion.
Gen. Cass is preparing speech on the question
of Slavery in the Territories, for Thursday, prob.
ably.
Mr.. o. r. Singleton, Member of the last Con.
gress from Mississippi, has been confirmed as Con-
sul at Havana, and Mr. Brown of Buffalo as Consul
at Tangers.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The President communicated to the Senate, in
Executive session to-day, Lord John Russells let.
ter Of January 10, 1858, to Mr.. Champion, and
which was then submitted to Mr.. Everett, Secre-
tary of State. II declares that the British Govern.
ment intends strictly 10 carry out the Clayton-Bul-
wer Treaty, and to assume sovereignty, directly
or indirectly, in Central America. The Senate has
removed the injunction Of secresy, and the letter
will be published
The Government has received no official infor-
nation as TO the recent bloody outrage in Kansas,
announced by telegraph. Senators to-day infor-
mally confessed ss to the policy of advising the
President to send military 10 Kansas to preserve
peace and protect the Territory against Missouri
invGsOns.
Southern Senators predict that civil war is in-
eyitable in a short time.
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PROM ALBANY
ALBANY. Monday Ian sl

ALBAsr. Monday, Jan. 81 1885.
The Canal Board was in caucus tbs evening on N,
app0iDtuents to be made. Those settled upos are a.
follows; Benone Thompson Collector at Biffalo; Dr.
Hoyer, Collector at TOnawanda. Andrew j. French
superintendent Twelfth Section; Ei. Hur,burt Super.
int ndent Thirteenth Section.
. Ibe speaker gives the Committee If WAYS and
1ieans to tie American, Lyman Odell bping the
Chair'nan, and Denniston and Guest the other
men bers
ne following are some of the principal Commit
-stied on ly the Speaker:
," - nd heI7s-Ode. tam. . Scott Dem. Preaisrsls.,
hfI- ] mist %. Jim and Quest. fAn.l
hahh'-Bri liner, Dem . Juiadd REP Mler tDeua y
LAT yer, fN h.sB and JeDlins, (Ar.l
Ii'ura8ee-scott Deml CAGE Woods DEM, Mead Bury
haHyoads-fOye (Dem) Is. Smith tRep.i, Wise (Den.b.
J. =. Clark Dem }. Sorthup AND rcanL
Jneiciav-Fooi (Dem. trimmer tDenl Wskemsn fRep J.
Hcnle DEM Prescott tAmenosn) AntLon iDenl, Hake
AneTirsn.)
Caaai.c o,es rep, Goodrich Dem Van der yssr lRep
Ilor IS (Deun.l
Clai'7s-Slow (Repl Chairman.
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MosEY Al VI ssHISGToN-The correspondent - A"'
Cograr and Enquirer makes tie following STATE
m.nt. -, r Al
Il, cannot BE- denied that one Of the eaa'ss OF me
oxces-ve ohstinaey of Members = The rae, . rt
.r comraratiyely az ease is money matters o"IoS "
the adyssce- made them by The sergesbi at:
un.u teir orders Oh thev seeruing psy sai mHeose.
II i reported that this officer has dsonr'sa
Than $50 coo in this way the greater pert OF ~eeh lie
obtained from Peunsyivsnian County bshk, III pn'-
.rne nj sn arrangement TO return gold for the notes
oi,he bs nk when the Hou-e -houd be ofgahiLad Inc
,re ,siop bss heen 2 bad for ths bank. when II
- r. sd,,arce 10 he accommodating Sergeant-a;
Ann, Il wa not supposed that more than week OF
ten day. would be consumed IN The strogsle over Tx
SrssLersbip. Seven weeks have passed without &C
,an and without the prospect Of any, and now tb'
hank has become uneasy, 1t IS stated that agent
have been sent here TO procure Endorsements ana Sc
cury for the loen, for beside the losses arsng ron
the delay there is giimmer Of possibility thai 'sn
grss will aOt OrgeRfSc 81 all. Meantime 'he u".e
| have gone back aud been redeemed IN s'"''
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ygPEE DAYS IN 4 SNOW DRIFT
Coue.rorderce Of TIE N. Y. Pibuae.

Ccue.rorderce Of TIE N. Y. Tribune
FRrEPoRT ILL.,, Thursday, Jan. 10
lett burlington, Iowa, last Saturday evening Tor
Dupciib but owing to the dsanangeuent of the sraus
was obliged to spend Sunday in Mendoza. The neat
day. at 3 D. NJ we started again for Dunleth through
violent storm, which finally blocked up I'VE train 50
etsctualv that II was Impossible either to proc cd or
n return We were twicshovelled out Of the drit.-,
hut II wa of no avail, and at length the water giving
ont Ne engine fires extipgu-hed IN order ~ savc
wood 10 beet the stoves D tho passenger cars ," IN
tense was the cold during the night, that the pasaen
eers were chilled through, although the stoves Were
Iept rcd hot. When morning came we discovered
trnu about oue and half miles north 81 US also stuck
inst in th. snow. Had the track been clear there
would certainly lave been COLLISION fer both trains
were behind time Some If us gentlemen ON board
wadcd through the drift, about ono and s'hat mles
70 a Dutch -nantv where " obtained breG.lasts and
teams 10 carry the ladies to Foreston, wHsYe we were
ett.,4ain.d sr the remainder Of that day that ngL,
and the mot % the next day, at the haIse OF Mr. L.
". Hewitt. On "Wednesday, about p. m, II ."co-
motive arrived to CDR relief and t.aG evening We
r,.an got under way, haysg already been two ane %
baf days IN making Freeport from Mendoza di''
~.uc,. al "a nile. H. - -
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THE HON. GUYR PELTON AND HIS CON
STITUENTS.


The following letter from the Hon. Guy Il. PEL'
TON Member Of Congress from tins city tliia
District-Wards l,2, 3, 5 aud g. was not written
for "the public eyes but on the solicitation u
several of his constituents, Mr.. PELTOS has con-
ssnted to its publication. The letter speahs ior
Itself, and exhibits DO unnatural curvature 81 Tie
spinal column
W,.HINGToS, Dec. 80, ISIS.
Ny DEAR SHERWOOD Your favor OF the -''h
list, apprsing me of the action taken by the Coui'
ci- in nv District, in regard to my vote Tor
was duly received for which please accept my sincere
thanks am the more obliged az It was the nl7' MI
nation that had received from my constituents eHh'
approving or dsspproving Of the course when "'e
thought my duty, under the circumstances, I" P'
sue
will not attempt 10 d-guse the Tact that vac no.
little astonshed OF receiving information oil tia'
character Will regard it a. the imperative uu'y
ard obligation Of a Representative IN CengTes' u
for what he conceyes to be the interests u ,e coo
try and according 10 the dictator OF al eshghth.5
Judgment | am no, one of those VINO "Ouia s"'.ns
90 contrarvvise to or lefy any respects uie
those by whom was elected IL regard Ia thi- nti
trI am constrained Ia believe that some AZ ,'', M
epce has been At work in the Dhtrt'. hau y
told that # possible opposition 10 NY cou.ST -
/ BE- rsssd in the lid Congre-s.oasl pistii,,.
| those here from the State OF New-i OK, an
saw VITO are determined 10 make every oonr,t'Aai'
srt-eryient to the behtsts OF fTo-Sa'ers "heau"n
| That influence hss been at work IN my Dstnc', pu
with what final succes- the acton Ot,hc ' nus,
does not indicate. My ime'1eaa Hiehur ar INC tao
the city who should complain OF my 'qtee' one iac'
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IrOM HONDURAS.

Boston, MondaI' JaI' n -.
The b Helen Jane from Ir9MO h acSCnnt rom
iIour.. ,5a, Cahano the former President who was
driven , out by by Gen GArdola and who 'ometlms
since joined Col Walker in Nicaragua Wa Pc 400
TO be ON the Fruners of Honduras at the Ut W 80
Americans aud 900 native troops, with t1e puiPUs
81 s" Tcccnqncrng the country He viii probably sue
coed Ger. Gusrdioa refusing TO fight with the sa'
KEGS. a. they are, in his opinion. irresistible hs az
,lare- he viii leave the State Of Honduras sh9ulu '.e
Ame,;rans enter. The Captain of the Helen Jane re-
80, that the leading native Inhabitants OF omoa ana
gnxiIlo are rot opposed 20 Walkers taking the iesa
NJ .her affairs, L he rcsPece thew properly a''
pn-i,icns.
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BISHOP H,uIyr. - Tie Christian Haness OF

Bishop H,,uIyr. - The Christian Waness OF
pittsburgh says:
"a Cincinnati paper made the statement two weeks
Ice that charges of seduction against Bishop Ham
line had been in process of Investigation, &c. N"
CHARGES have been preferred against Bishop Hsmllnc
clnnati Conference for making statements IN regard y
l,rencc. his statement proved false, and he himself
relied rom tho Methodist Episcopal Church and min
.try by the large and intelligent Cincinnati Confer
ence, alter trial of three DAYS; only two members OF
the Conference, out of nearly two hundred, voted ID
The NEGATIVE. because they thought the punishment
Too severe IL, the fasehood proved against Mr. Har-
Ian We can net withhold our surprise that stat.
ment 70 utterly Ease should have been manufactured
ont Of the facts in the case.