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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15

is uagatetul in hint is ungenerous-it is
selfish, now that his own State has declared
against him-declared against him tUice IN
three gears to insist upon toisting himself
upon the party again. New Hampshire, hith-
erto Us firm as her own granite hills in the
cause of sound Democracy, has been lost to
the Democratic party. The State of Franklin
Pierce has joined the enemy of our institu
tons; his own town has done the same; his
personal aud political friends have fallen Oft
the $4,000 Democratic majority of 1852, has
been exchanged for an Abolition and Know.
nothing Legislature and Senate, and Know
nothing and Abolition governorl Look at this,
and say we adventure nothing in presenting
his name for the succession. Contrast him
with the other prominent Democratic candi-
dates, and what do we find? The indications
(amountiug almost to certainties) are that
Buchanan would carry Pennsylvania by ma
jority equal to Old Hickory, which, we believe,
was about $4,000.
Judge Douglas would carry Illinois by thirty
thousand majority, in testimony Of his gallant
services in crushing ont freesoilism.
Hon r. NJ. t. Hunter or Governor Wise
would carry Virginia ly an unprecedented
majority. And are these men to be over
thrown and set aside for the absurd pretensions
Of man who has lost his own State? No
man, say we, should be nominated by the Gin
cinnai Convention acho cannot carry has o,on
State!
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15
CITY OF JEDDO. I'm JAPAN.

The city Of Jeddo in Japan, the partial de-
struction Of which by an earthquake recently
occurred, is described, the National hitellige,l
Ger says, in Lippincott's Gazetteer, as the Sc
cond capital of Japan, it being the residence
Of the Siogun, or military Emperor. 1t is
situated on the Gulf Of Jeddo on the south.
east coast of the island Of Nippon, in lat $50
40> NJ, long. 1899 4O< E. It's population is
stated to be 100000. The city is said to be
enclosed BY a trench, and intersected by hume
rous canals and branches of river, navigable
for vessels Of moderate burden. 1t has for.
tilted palace with very extensive grounds, many
noble residences ornamented externally with
sculptures and painting, some large temples
and other public edifces, and numerous con.
ventual establishments; but its dwellings are
mostly of wood and it suffers frequently from
destructive fires. The imperial library is said
to contain 10000 volumes. The Dutch have
long had commercial mission q, Jeddo, and
both the Americans and The British have re-
Gently concluded treaties from which importan,
results may be expected. Outside of the city
are two large suburbs.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15
THE FUNNIEST THING OF THE
Il.

A distinguished gentleman from Tennessee
related to US yesterday the following dialogue
between gentleman and Major Andrew Jack.
son Donelson, the vicepresidential candidate
of the American party. "Major," said the
gentleman, did you make speech in New
York?' " Yes, sir; / read one, returned the
Major. did you see Levin at Philadel phia? ?"
"What Levin do you mean," said the General;
The head and front of the American party,
sir;' "Yes, sir, saw him, but did not speak 10
him, he seemed SO inclined to laugh at me!'
Levin, when he heard Of the Majors remark,
turned up his eyes and said, oh that Ihad
died ,chen had the measles!r
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15
LATEST FOREIGN News.

The Steamer Arabia which arrived at Boston,
on Thursday, brings the latest intelligence
from Europe. Notwithstanding the parade
and large capitals with which some of the
Northern journals announce the items" the
neaos is, for great part, mere rumors, par
ticularly concerning the Peace Conference.
Among other things, the announcement it
made, that if Napoleon's child shall be a
son, the Emperor Of Austria will be god
father by proxy and the Pope will come to
Paris to baptise it. So, after dealing extern
sively in the Crimea with heavy ordinance, the
French people at home are to be intensified
with iVant-ry!
Tea-drinkers will be interested in learning
that the exports of tea from Hong Kong, to
January 10, have been ifty-fou million pounds
and of silk twenty-eight thousand pounds.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15

Der Of gentlemen, and some one at the table,
wanting in the proper delicacy belonging to
that day, alluded only 10 the fact, and that the
unaffected embarrassment of Mr.. Madison oc-
casioned the indignation of all present to-
wards the individual. James Madison ,eas
President
Franklin Pierce is President!
To what pass have we GOMEZ Buchanan,
statesman of thirty.fve years valuable ser.
vice to his country, not deemed aoorthy, BY
Franklin Pierce aud has mouhpiece, of COM
plimentary notice from his eountrymenl
Stephen A. Douglass, the great champion OF
the rights of the States, in the North west, who
well nigh caught his death in their defence,
ignored in the same way!
Butler, Hunter, Wise and Rusk in the South,
receiving no consideration for the enviable
positions they SO justly have attained in the
country and in the party, from this man himself
corroded by disreputable ambition and his
subsidized and enslaved mouthpiecel Truly
we have fallen on evil tmes
In conclusion, we again ,carn you to publish
that Buchanan resolution. 1t comes from
Berkeley county, Virginia--it is the voice Of oul
old neighbors; they are honest, good people
and have been kind to us and ours in years
gone by, and they shall be heard, if we have
to ring the outrage through the length anc
breadth of our own beautiful valley. And jus
notice, Mr.. Union, one thing, that in the length
aud breadth of this valley is the TENTH LEGION
OF Virginia Democracy, whose indignation vii
never abate under this atrocious treatment O
her great favorite-James Buchanan. Publish
it, therefore, and we will forgive you this time
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15
Norfolk Navy Yard.

The following vessels are now lying at the
Norfolk navy.yard. There are now employed
at that yard about l,700 hands The "Colo
RADIO" will be launched in about a month";
Pennsylvania, line-ofbattle-ship, l2O guns,
receiving ship.
New York, do, "a guns, on stocks.
Delaware, do, 84 guns, in ordinary
Columbus, do, so guns, do.
Merrimac, steam frigate, 40 guns, in com.
mission.
Roanoke, do, 40 guns, in dock
Colorado, do, 40 guns, on stocks.
Powhatan, steamer, guns, in ordinary
Princeton, do, 10 guns, do.
ST. Lawrence, frigate, so guns, do.
United States, do, so guns, do
Raritan, do, so guns, do.
Columbia, do, SO guns, do.
Portsmouth, sloopofwar, % guns, fitting
for sea.
Plymouth, do, % guns, in ordinary.
Marion, do, 6 guns, do.
Dale, do, l6 guns, do.
Perry, brig, guns, do.
Engineer, steamer, tow-boat.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION

A telegraphic despatch, dated at Baton
Rouge, March /, says: "The Democratic State
Convention have appointed the following gen.
tlemen as delegates to represent Louisiana in
the Democratic National Convention TO be
held at Cincinnati on the 9th Of June.
delegates at large-.Messrs Pierre Soule,
Alcibiades Deblauc, W. S. Parham, and John
L. Parham
District Delegotes.-Messrs. Lasere, Der
bes, Pugh, Cotman, F. H. Hatch, Mediation
Alexander Mouton, and p. A. Morse
No instructions were given to the delegates
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15
JUDGE DOUGLASS REPORT.

We really do not mean to deal in hyperbole
when we pronounce this document inferior to
no State paper to be found in the American
archives. We can pay it no higher compli-
ment than this.
We shall furnish it to our subscribers in
pamphlet form, as we find we are unable to
publish it entire in one issue of the Sentinel.
We shall, however publish it also in our Tri-
weekly, in detached parts, and in fill in our
Weekly. We commend careful perusal Of it
thoughtful perusal Of it; and the conclusion
to which all must come, will be, that there is
really no other side TO the question.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15

Bay gentleman on board the Aida with
his family; was asked by his children, "what
made the boat CO. He gave them the following
very lucid description Of the machinery and
its principles: You see, my dear, this thing.
umbob here goes down through that hole and
fastens on the jigamaree, and that connects
with the-crinkum-crankum, and then that
man, he's the engineer, you know this kind
ostirs up e-what-doyoucallIt with his long
poker, and they all shove along, and the boat
goes ahead
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15
CENTRAL AMERICA.

The last accounts from Central America
represent that Gen. Walker has seized all the
boats Of the Transit Company, annulled theil
charters, and granted one to another company
Il was said that Costa Rica had not received
Col. Schessng, the Nicaraguan commissioner
being opposed to foreign party in Nicaragua
Col. Kinney has published letter in sub
sanitation Of his claim in Central America.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15
Enthusiasm OF Southern Ladies' on the
Kansas Question.

The Edgefeld Is. c. Advertiser publishes
the following letter from Pendeton lady:
TO Captain Il. B. Bell:
SIR have read your letter for the cause OF
Kansas. If were a man, would go with
you. | believe it is as much our battle as
though It we're fought at cur hearthstones.
Let US meet our enemies at the gate and at the
ramparts, and do not wait for them without the
citadel.
Let me do what ! can. Let me send man.
enclose you gold chain to do it. trust and
hope that Colonel Bufford will obtain subscrip-
tons to carry five thousand men.
When you have need Of more, write and pub
lish it and when the time comes for it, we will
cut off our personal embellishments and ex.
pose them for sale.
ONE OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE SourH.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15
NEW HAmpsHIRE ELECTIONS.

A despatch from Concord says that the
State Legislature has been carried by " The
Americans" and Republicans that they will,
jointly, have majority in the Legislature I;
and if Metcalfe is not chosen Governor by the
people, which is yet doubtful, he will be elected
BY the Legislature in Joint convention.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15
MEXICO.

The constituent Congress of Mexico has
elected General Cononfort President for one
year.
Tamarez was still at Puebla, and 5000 gov
eminent troops we're soon expected to besiege
him. At other points the revolution had been
put down.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15
HON. j. CLANCY JONES.

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger
writes;
The Hon. J. Clancy Jones, of your State
has been elected an honorary member of the
Georgia Military Institution. This honor, the
donors say, is conferred on him as just appre.
citation OF the manner in which he has ever
defended the constitutional rights Of all sec.
tons on the floor Of Congress-"
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15

~ Judge in Baton Rogue, La, having for
gotten The day fixed by law for term Of Court TO
begin, fined himself $25 for the oversight
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15

cay Robert Mitchell, for many years Col.
lector Of the port Of Pensacola Fla, died on the
26th ultimo.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15

nA- Captain Benjamin II. Arthur, LIST regi-
ment Of Infantry, died at Fort Chadbourne,
Texas, Feb. IL, 1855, Of pneumonia.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-15
NEW HAmPsHIRE ELECTION.

We insert the following account of the cleo
ton in this State, from the Washington Union
Of Thursday last:
New Hampshire.
AT the gubernatorial election 10 New Hamp-
shire last year the whole number of votes cast
xuac "A 500
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-27

We regr5t II tt stated that thu illness If
senator Clayton is of - serious a nature a. IN
preclude the hope of permanent restoration +
hi accustomed vigorous health. The Delaware.
Stat Republican say:
Mr.. Clayton we und rstand has been Confined
to hi, room Ut the residence of Mr.. Gamecye il,
this town for two "r three weeks pa>t. Ol tha
particular natnre Of his complaint W have uos
been informed, bat hi physician, th,nk it doubt
fol whether he will entirely recover Ga Satnf-
day last he joined the Presbyterian Church ana
took the sacrament in his apartment at Mr..
fomepy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-27

, "fsts IAN s+I SAf.-s2nvi"a isade"'famge-
ats with AeSsrs Baeda Bro. the SCENTS tor the Pc
rn'an evernacnt fer ny Fall supply OF Guano an now
ppared h make engagements with Farmers either iVdu
nv or In cuhs for any quantity Of No Peruvian tuano
nN may want good terms IA thrr can bny any
"re ia the United States with guar expensess added Al!
td-f ir AL to Insure salas VIM a. MILLER
sc Basin Lynchburg
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HOW fs5:>.4 s,F s5.ASs -GGAtsEAs -.
FROM UNITED STATES.

WANTED. y coon COMp0SIT9R IN
" THIS OFFICE. EARLY APPLICATIONS L De
SIRED fart ats
NEW ERz;vCf wGRA.-ve invite our cus
= tonnes and friends examine our second Stnek Of
french @urk such EmbTodcd Collars and Sleeves in Sets
nora3Hd Breakfast sefs Mournirrdn rmhroilad Collars.
''n Do al Maltese Lace >ot's White also RaH MHtos"
e >efs Ma Lares Wlf:o and Black Embroided Front
HNs Inf MS Waists Cambria lnds. wSs do. Dmity do,
't'q iaf1do &c. &c. UhitI selling very low.
'r' .4IS JAS A. SrlGIER & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-27

w, a'ta9. N.-Eh,s gentIFWnn mas IH-i In'fn-
y irt VIEW Model Patent Pocket PISTOL IicG tor beau
~ ~ ha .'uss preferences If action and we great tore"
accuracy with with the hai * THROWN ia ~" uusnr
1ssed thor M this u INV other country THIS who desire
see uael i' GO 1T workmanship or IN !" purchase one
3" these He celebrated weapons pistols of any Of tie Gel
cor o3 nm feturers vii md worry Hae asSortm nj a. th"
h'f,"eI SIMPSON 4 BRO.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-27

The Savannah Dqjiy Ners states that Mr..
Catharinr Ritter died IN that CITY on the 10Th IN
stunt at the advanced age of lo5 years and !
months. We are informed that atew years before
har death her eycsieht was fully restored, MS
were also her teeth of which SHE had iull set
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-27

Il u taz of and beautiful gods opened in this live
- rtr IL 10 which call the attention of those
."' re nv or contemplate ou5n Keeping, many that are
A" Ia s1 and esfe tally for Tia. tai and winter sea
-'r c'ln #ft,trg Plated Rsanq Pianshod RrenRed and
IS, FaadS At most every description far ecnora variety
lhini, aud style Of goods all they Will
~ our Stock not eNcael. if equigd Ivy auE Furnishing
II rsc In fha Stale SIMPSON Il BRO
lT4i&cTy