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Notice or the establishment Of three additional
AZ ~ Iand-iistricts in the State OF Iowa. as
land dscts In the State lows, aud for
approved 3D. 1885 witch
said hereby declared and
Office the 1URKEY DISTRICT has
established that for the
DopaE, in Webster county
ptsrRfcr" ut Sorx Cry, God
bury county ts ns M@ s-tt tt tsENtEa
Given my hand city Washington thrtyfrst
day October A. ~. 1855. #s a#t#r es#fersat
BY order of the President a54gftt 4ls z. 5 7s..
TuO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner If the General Land Ofice
Nov a-law6w lint. aud Saf.I
No 54S.]
NOTICE location u Offices
rho Office Of the surveyor general In Kansas and
Nebraska Territories. thH
u of the 18th section Of the
approved 1885, creating lard otcrs the
Nebra Of first Of
establishing the office Of general for sad Terri
office s'OaAHA has been located
OmAHA Cry The aeat OF nnent az Nebraska Territory and
shce for .PAwEE4 and OF the
LE CoMrros,o the government of Kansas Ter
utory. s.f.s psl
my hand, city Of Washington twenty
day November, d. 1855. f#4 &8# A7sta@##E
BY order Of The President; #aE . s5jaar
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
i've h+a Ie Comma the General Land Office
Nov 99-law6w Intel and star. Il #GEa#. asHa#Fn
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THE ONLY ONE AuTHORIZEDl-ThsRo Rob of DR. BOY.
YEAU LAP EGTEuR ia far superior the rups OF Cusi
withot Az ancoar " the ssl darrer scnia the
sequences ulsr fom sccouehaents the critical
period of HE, and hereditary acrnony OF humors depun
powerfully atcscous blHrde
fractions Other OF the arising from ahnser OF
INFECTIONS soandnrs Az syPhie the Rob cures N
bsisnt wbirh only repc
the virus whout nsutazinE The Rob Deyyeau is abnso ALL
sypbuc doases stand
ng and which haye red the Of the odVre
potassium. 3. .
General asens United Bopdp, esq, %
William street, New York Tor wholesale orders eaio Dpcoase
New Orleans; seuiliy, San Francisco.
Tn. Rob acisur " d nj DRUGGISTS throughout the Uni
properties by writing @. Bion
DIN % William street, New York, who will awe every Information
wanh~d q !. . ..a#s III. +.
g. g. is prepared 10 M orders for south America the In
dice ac nee Of the United states duties be has The Rob In bond
Asrch ls--diys .st ##" " HI .t 20 #"Ef H E#.snH.
IL by Henry Wsdrworh LoBgf'tow. Pdce 81 $50.
Curious about Funny People rs
m...... ... 1879. TAYLOR a MAURY's
SoylS Bookstore. Oh It
UREsCH JuvEsILE BooKs,-.A well-seieetrd colectiop
Of French Juvenile books vtiou in r styles aud prices and
he 70 md The bookstore Of ns undsgned Imported by himself
direct from Paris. . Lad s. . n. II -. =. - +
Dec 81 fRANCk TANLON,
pBoeREss of Religious rdo.sI by l.. Maria Chids
The New Purchase, Early edition
works Of Cha. Lamb. y vols ..aE r...r .wE
Harpers' Story Book Vol T.
Border Beaales by w. Gilmore snaas.
snke b. Charles Dickens
The chls wife; by Charles Dickens.
worth.
Nov "a s. sHH .a#s. .I.r. FRAHCK TAYLOR.
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.btI~dslphts, Niagara. and Great Western Lane
psssES depot phia aud Rad
ing Railroad Company tBroad Vine sussts) daily
rare 70 Chicaxo S1 90
Detroit 10 90
Nfsgna Fais*s 70 90
10
na,Va'...s. ..s..s....s.. ...s....s..-.. bm
w
y W \
freight trains leave the rhadeips Reading Rsrosd Depo
tbroad and Cherry atrees daily Chicago
points Arrangements
"A sH JOHN TUCKER President
phiadeiphia and Reading Railrosa Co.vry
CROCERiss, WINES, LIQUORS We hea leave TO
~ cat The suenson OF friends public
fresh groceries, consisting Of
e Pine and black 5frH.5 4HsE t.
java, Rio, and Laspsyra cofeas
Refined srd heown H#... r n. y .eaa.a-.
Family, saa~rfue, and aour, In bhis asd haas
Cheese. lard. hams and shoulders =
Gssin and ground spices of every description
And oshcr arice complete ss.o
menL slsa 4. t34laH #I
Wines. Liquovs, and Cigars.
Nsders sherry csref champagne wine. vorle
brs-ds, and par very superior
Fine handies, whss.y gn., sc, W wood and glass
Toshsr ~irh large stock Of Havans, domestic
We will goods msny articles which vi,
shs Giving such prices make isducespt
families aud the cell before supplying
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, 4 co,
s0uh side Penn, frenusr sstwe,s ~ and 9th sgests
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NOTICE Loot or mscsfried, IN being transmitted from oo,,
~ nan, f~sa. - Cen Rnsk At Washington city
uhcnie No 'b67 r 100 OF land issued
IT Pensions 70 Thomas decrwsed fs,her
Esrres prmepl, decea,ed 81 Csprso mshss eonp.ny
FfntueRy volunteers, teSoaa The and
csrse y Thomas Dement, d-cess-d Intends apply
Gsnmissonef o. Pensions fv 5pptcss Of such ~srrrui
FRA y, DEMENT,,
FsvRwnrE ~. fsa5 4f HI N
srss gs-lawGr- af -HU
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HARVEY n ADA Ms, having parc of w s
Ill Co. all Of lately pis
by them No. 35 Pennsylvania avenuss
BEG leave respectfully call the attenn Of
stock OF goods We hope BY
good of all 10 merit
continuance OF the Of The nrp. 80
HARVEY ADAMS
. i-dlm
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ltUSALL Il BROTHER, Merchant Traitors, he ghss
~ method Of calling 81 Congress. CHI
and their ~ cloths
aud usn.
make 10 order In the elegant 10
hso choice selection OF senilemen's furnishing soods.
Dec l-Jaw2w DUNALL a BRO.
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CARD.-wilam Tucker, tailor, Penn.yl
wanna would respectfully call
beers of Congress- and generally
stock OF cloths cassmees and vesng
he prepared 70 make at the
fashionable styles. N1f 800
Nov s-ow
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EreHASise--We ave prepared promptly, and n
~ thr best style othe
crrts, tpottae~ Sc, u tone. y
Gard engraving and printing promptly executed
W. W. GAIT n BRO, Jssvsiers.
III Penn. sysnus, between nd ION streets
Dec 7-atHw2w = - N~~~'"'''-
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THE Yearbook OF Agricultarc. ihs Annuai or
Agricultural trogrss. aud discovery FOR 1853 and 1856;
David A. Wells, A. NJ. Prics 81 50,
The Constitutional Text book,
ofthe Constitution Unitsd Sheppard
81
Border aeases, Tale Mississippi; by sans
ess. 81 Is
amise Nicholas Nickleby chares Dickens 37X
The Child Wife, David CopperGed Of Dckens
sSx -
just published aad Tor sale
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,s
Nov Rookstnrs, near ON street
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lUArCH HgPAERtNe. Watches obronorncter s~d poe ket
w time keepers 81 every descrp,'on complicated
futy repaired hr competent wofkp,en fEtaTk
practical knoride Of this branch Of business which
strict personal attention guarantees
persons having hns watohfs, se. to repair
NJ w. GAIT h BRO,
a9a Penn. OH and 10Th
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ID AZUNS and Shaving soap--We nrion
III Of members Of Congress, and others repenshins
assortment OF comprising Rodgers
brrted swiss jacques Lacouitcr the "
strope, shaving
Our toilette articles Frerch
and warranted the best manufactured.
We aiso Lubu's
Joseph Anton Johann Ma and Jean Charles csloxne
bayru combs hair shaving, nail and tooth brushes
4esAEa +. - =.
Add aso ladies' ssntsmen dressing
r. GATIIGAN
Dealers in Pine Fancy Goods, Plated wate, Pcrfumey
Dec 2-teod $40 Penn. avenue, under Browns Hotel.
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pAuHIsH's PRACTICAL PHARMACY. I vol syo
4 Lectures on English History by Henry Reed.
Ceofry Moncon, by
Essay The Life. Character WdnRs Gibson
LII, d. ny WIN. A. Porter.
Limrkin Man, or he Victim cf Muorups e4f 81 E.
Know Nothing Almanac, 1856. 0f N
Dec FRANCE TayIop
porITANssxy,s Pathological Anatomy. 4 xo,un,..
Ia in 2.
Tanners Clinical Medicine
The yellow Mayk, from Dicksnss H~u.~ hold wovds
Tie Confessions OF rrety Woman, BY Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss rsrdoe.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
septI FRAycR TAyroR
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rAW G-HOgsk assa Gss0sss Su 0essssaosvn
IL Heights Dunton, the residences
Ae lnls Csc. sIouIas
Es house !. uieent fos large family
splendid well particular dssenp
bu will be pessoAs as
addressing lae BY mail q Washington cly.
Apply 10 A. HYDE, Georgetown.
Dee 2O--lxw4w
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GLhSWOOO CEMETEnx.-O6ics No. 2p2 Pennsyivnr mia
avenue, Garner II 10th savns- Baak b.
cemetery lad ont the plan Of the ceehrs~d
New work. and situated on The high ground
tar mile north OF CAPITOL North
70 the gateway This Con
gees ,pptopfans heir sr"und forever burial making
fee e TO the purchaser, and prohibiting
legislation nher~isc which Il
wish Their d-sA where they
recon custom In all cities when the burial
visualize for o,her sell H.
rcunuiy cannot a.
titles ground. =
". Once frsm 10 49, n
zap, the chsrss. and By laws and all other
eststnrd NIL orders for ntermen's le
rsg No sevsa, street. other anderakss w prompt
sv~"nrd E455i June l7--dly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-12-10

other republics in America. and to place
ourselves in the calmness aud conscious
dignity Of right by the side Of the great.
est and wealthiest Of tho empires Of Eu.
rope. In our domestic relations we have
to guard against the shock of the discon.
fonts, the ambitions, the interests, and
the exuborant, and, therefore, sometimes
irregular impulses Of opinion, or Of action
which are the natural product of the
present political elevation, the self.reli.
ancc and the restless spirit of enterprise
of the people of the United States.
L shall prepare to surrender the Exc
cutiye trust to my successor. and retire to
private life with sentiments of profound
gratitude to the good Providence which,
during the period of my administration,
has s,voucbsafed1 to carry the country
through many difficulties, domestic aud
foreign, and to enable me to contemplate
the spectacle of amicable and respectful
relations between ours and all other gov
ernments, and the establishment of con-
stitntional order and tranquility through
out the Union.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Washington, Dec. 2, 1856.
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Washington Items.

Congress has been in session during
the past week. The Presidents Message
was read in the Senate, and on motion
10 print an extra number Of copies, quite
an energetic debate arose, in which Sen.
ators Trumbull, Seward, and Fessenden,
among others, participated. The rcpub-
lican members were particularly severe
upon the Message, and resented the idea
that Ito members Of that party wero
not Us good patriots, with as sound sense
as any 10 the country. OF course, the
democratic members stood by the Pres
ident, and the result is that, in the Sen.
ate, the session which would otherwise
have been a quiet ono, has opened with
a storm.
In The House, the main business has
boon to discuss and maneuvre the case
of Whitfield, the Kansas delegate
When the session opened, tho Republi-
cans commanded a majority and every
effort was made by them to make an eud
OF Whitfield. The Democrats, however,
succeeded in ~interposing all sorts of par.
liamentory obstacles and the result is
that though beginning with the best end
the Republicans will be compelled to
take the worst end of the contest
Whitfield will undoubtedly be admitted.
Gov. Geary has submitted to tho Gov.
eminent, a statement of the difficulty
between him and Judge Lecompte. He
represents the Territory as being entire
iy quiet and orderly.
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Home Items.

Ts County Court commenced its
session here, yesterday. The Juries
were cmpanuslled, the usual charge Civ
en-, aud the Court got fairly under weigh,
Judge KirTREDGE presided, assisted by
judges SWIFT and STRONG. We shall
give notices of such trials as will be apt
to interest our readers.
- The Book on morgan Horses"
favor IN all parts of tho country. We
understand the first edition of FIVE thou.
sand copies was exhausted in three weeks.
A new edition is forthcoming. The
book is on sale at Copeland's, and lie
beautifully illustrated, printed and
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bound. Tho portraits and ~pedigrecs
are worth the price of the volume.
We especially commend to our lady
friends the Home Journal. 1t IS the
best literary paper in the country. All
who wish to keep advised Of the world
of fashion in dress, manner and thought,
should take in the Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
CITY IntelliCencs.

sERENADE OF DISTINGUISHED DEMOCRATS IN THE CITY By
THB EMPIRE CLUB.-The Empire Grub assembled at It's
quarters in Canal street, last night TO proceed Ia
body accompanied by band, to serenads Stephen A,
Douglas and other noted democrats now In gthe city
About 500 psr,ops assembleda aud after listening to
speeches from Captain Ryneers and Mr.. Plumb, tho
procession formed and proceeded to the st Niche
ias hotel There were about thousand persons
in all present. After the performance Of Hail
Columbia BY the band, Mr.. Douglas lou ily
called Tor, and made q brief spsscn, thanking the
crowd for he compliment, and urging them to stand
by the democratic party Howell Cobb Of Georgia, fol-
lowed AT az prorpifed to witt New York after November
to congratulate the democracy thor victory Lsud
erica were MADE Dan. T. sickles but that gentleman
did not make his appearance. Thomas Preston King, Of
Georgis an wing, spoke next after which the
blsge dispersed, with cheers for their candidates.
CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS The Commissioners Of
the Central Park met again yesterday afternoon At their
rooms corner OF Chambers street and Broadway. The
nesting vas private, usual, bat oas reporter in
f med that II wss for the purpose OF CONSULTATION with
tn. ns-ly sppoated engineers. Lieut. tgesss L. visls
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this NOT the only case in fast During that 6ms
there contest between the wissseres OF St.
and OCopne AID after they had clu bbed thsr heads
together 70 make Laws to put him down, tins sery was
next day In the papers that he had found means OF
cIfviDg coach and four through their statatss
In short, 0'Connel was one Of those whom the
vord-tbat Is the foreign world-could hsrdy coupre.
bend from the calumniss that were hsapeA upon him
remember him In two three circumsa Of private
e and Il may perhaps relieve the tedium OF this losg
harargue allude TO them. The first time met him
was in London, and introduced With detsr nas-
non 10 have struggle with him . certain question:
that was on the asperity, thought with which he
spoke OF certain social institutions in this country aud
TOLD him. after the ordinary PRODUCTION "You
surprsed, Mr.. OConnel that while you have many
friends in America have Who much dispisAs
cd with certaia OF your public remarks" And asked
"WhatW 'Welo replied, "they think you are too
severe upon the institution for which the present gene
ration, or the present government OF America Is by
meals responsible-I mean slavery" He paused and
said sit would be strange. indeed II should not be the
friend OF the slave throughout the world-L who
born = slave myself He sienced me, although he did
not convince me- afterwards heard him in the House
OF Commons and there he the great grave senator
You would upposs he had been brought up from
hiohood Englishman, he WAS 30 calm nd unimpss-
ionec.
Such, but very poorly presented, was Mr. Daniel
2ct say that he rfsllble either Q politician
statesman. But do fay that 'take him for ali in ALL
Ireland never prcducsd his equal before, and, l fear
will again And say further that, be they few
lumber they many l. at east, shs al claim to
OF those who cherish q profound respect, under
very point OF view for the luitrarous memory of the
reat "iberaior' of Ireland
The venerable Archbishop took his seat amid great
applause.
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s1EARED. 3
Steamship Back Warrior Smith. Havana and New orlesn
chip Margaret Eliza, strout Bueuos Ayes-w De Forrest
Ship Alexandria Cooper St John, NB-c Danchn Co.
Bari AntsioEs 1unzs r'aaGss.H grSwbrisgss Sons
ss.f Morley: PsrKss. SosiaAEasle ssssrd. : 70
Nsppoe dhse
Ssi oRo
sehr r = Knudscn. soa 3 Key wes.Benssr pssse
lsysry gsmp pSws
fs%s.s pSs %S's soS S
scSr Ann Elizabeth Hsmpden. Philadelphis-H d Brook
sctr Mary wise Crockett Newburyport MetcaH Duncan
sopS
. steamer Despatch Lieut. Commanding Thos Crosssr
Ottawa Gays from Havana for New YORK. its inst Cape
Nay Light Boat bssr9g ne BY i miles the mast o
q the ard Th ,VA KIDS %
shps s,for Pensacola next day; Potomsc and
steamship tennessee webb.r Porto cabso june via
Thomas and Porto Rico, with mdss and passengers to de
steamship Jamestown Parrish Norfolk hours With mdss
and h sspe 70 sudsm v, ., ~,
sss, ~ s,s.
se srsSi
s Dpa Ss Ma,e sm lion g 20 bark
Park Isa de Cubs. Smith, Ambrz West Coast OF Africa, 43
DAYS with palm oil gum oopsl DO. to Flganere Co.
BARK tlssh wilson Vera oruz May 49, with hides, specie.
DC, 10 HaTgcus Bros.
Bsrh Archer ot Bcothbs, Lewis, New Orleans l6 days.
with mdse, 70 Thompson
Brig Ezsbeth INN OBJ Robn Leghorn 81 days. with
mdse, 10 j Machato.
Brig Mary Norton Br S'cddsrd Date Mchener Ponce PR
May o. With sugar whitney Co. May 20, lat q 2 Ion
g. Capt kcheaer died OF yellow lever. 5h init lat 80 S. Ion
~ spohe ictr New FORK Of and from Baltimore bound
krg suwsnnee (o Csmcep) sngehurst, 81 Maria May 81
vi b cotton, &c, 10 Smalvood Anderson h Co.
schr Mary Alice Chase Ponce, PR 10 days, with mossses
10 sturges 4 Co. -
Schr albert Mason of Taunton Phillips bermuda, days
with potatoes, &C to w Smith
sehr Planet r Kenney HALIFAX IL days, with fish and oil
20 Hputer Co.
scbr NJ shat,uck, Williams, fortlsndior Philadelphia.
Sctr n shai'sr. Lawrence, Portlshd on.
Sthr Ceest,s, Rutsen. Portland. *
Propeller wesiefpport Berry Portland.
Prof slIer " ami utta. Nye. New Bedford.
Propeller We.chesier, CLARK, Piovtdence.
SAILED.
Steamship Black Warrior. Havana and New Orleans
Wind dulpg the day. s.
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TELEG Z A r HI q.

boston, June IL, 1856
despatch from Montreal, relating to the bate stesm
boat explosion Iopgue says that twenty seven dead
bodies Uncovered and that the search was being
ccntnued with the expectation of dntins more Those
injured bat not killed outright have since died. One OF
re engineers has not ye. been found II Is reported
that the engineer let the water got too lev ia the boiler
Of the boat. An inquest being held The bodies
The rsmes Of the killed were not gwen,
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aer,id Marine Corresnsndspc,

PHILADELPHIA. June .l2-Arr bark Joseph Maxwell,
Davis LAguay brig Andrew Ring Foster Maysgue PR
1chrs Abel Dckman. Portland Ida MAILER. Edwards,
Porsn outh Bonita Horton Eastpoft.
CID steamer Ksrnebec Hand, NYort ships Asia Duncan.
Maispe, Canada; Gen NOVEL;, Novel; 81 John NIB; briggs
vivid (Br Holmes Antigua Rhoderc Dhu, McNe So John.
NIB Umpire Crowe'l Boston; Flora Yates, NYork; scbrs
MAILER Fdwsrds Bridgeport; Renoun 6ears Salem: North
Csrolps Seaman. Boston EdnaC. Kelly, and Payton,
Nickerson, do Abel Dckisson, Mddieown; Only Son,
Phinney, Augusta Me.
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
Extract from protest OF the brig Gamuo Edward oeore
reported absndoned henc for Montevideo March H.
nisbsd BY the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co..
That nothing aral occurred until April 49, which dsy
commenced with moderate breezes from ENE and cloudy,
until Ii PM during the night 1t being dark
iAhs and good lookout stationed forward at 10
midnight the vessel heading South wind by N.
il 10 q N on 80 81 W. the lookout saw vessel ahead but
tef.rc report her, she struck the the
beard bow Isvina edge The;vesscl which
wss full rgged ship hailed, and req aestsd lay by
Them until morr ing they bad carried away the
mast rssmsst, oboom. starbosrd anchor and ali sails
rR gnn and attached, but returned.
pumps sounded and ~ poet OF found In the
hold both pumps Immediately named the wreck cu and
cesyed the deck load throgu Three
hours srer bs COLLISION ne hyg been kept coasAs
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Political Gossip

Political Gossip.
The Nec Yorker Saats Zest,ng, of Thursday Publishes
in full the manifesto OF the Ostend Conference It pre-
faces II by the following remsrks-Who kuovs but the
trsc win soon arrive when the European republicans will
apply for aid to the United Satess The application would
be unsuccessful should there happen to be in power
thGt time party favoripg dssenson rebellion aad civil
wsr, while enduring patieatly foreign assumpticns-A
party opposed to any developsmeHt OF offensive and
defensive the democracy had beer IN power
In 1913 things would have turned out quite differently I'm
fortunately the administration then in the hands of
the wkigs whose try sneak into power
under different title.
Parson Brownlow of Tennessee, is about to publish
Know Nothing book for the. campaign which Will tell
the anecedents OF the nominees the Philadelphia and
Cincinnati conventions and shox up the antiKSow No
thing leaders OF Tennessee.
Hon Pierre Soule Of Louisiana to address the de-
nocra c ratification meeting Louisville on Tuesday
last.
Mrs. Tracy Cutler and Miss E. j. Waite have called
convention of the of Illinois to meet in Chicago
70, the purpose Of organizing State society back
tie tide oppression that il sweeping over land
and to express proper indignation upon the
OF the border ruians, and the attack upon senator
Samner
The Benton democrats OF ST. Loui, ara hold rati
oiion meeting the 14th instant, which is to be sd
dressed by COL Benton Tho antics hold their cation
ga herring on the It'll.
The following is the result Of the vote yoralty
ticket in the late election in New Orleans
Charles N. Waterman, X 4,726
Wm A. Elnore, dem 762
Know Nothing maj l. 1854
The Richmond Wing is Of the HxRAID's opinion, that
large majority of the people Of the United States are op
posed to the democratic party, and il that opposition
could unite check would be put open the loose
and contradictory principles which have involved the
country in its present difficulties.
The immediate friends and neighbors o. P. g. Brooks
have held private meeting 1T Ninety Six, 8. c.,
Col Brooks plantation, and resolved to present him
silver goblet Nine canes, gold and two silver COB
let's, and any quantity of compim entary resolutions
have been awarded to Mr. Brooks thun far for his sga
liant" assault on Senator Summer.
1t is said that Judge Mclean will decline to
candidate for President against Mr. BSohsnan He pre-
fers holding to his present Office. II this should be
true, the field is clear for Fremont.
The Philadelpbis Times, Know Nothing, recommends
the withdrawal Of Fillmore and Doaelson and proposes
that all the opposition to the democracy unite apon
popular candidate. The Times is in favor o.
McIesn.
Personal Intelligence.