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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

- " wv NV slfkf ] h4Vr nov Urentd
me1 ~ Msises aui ss vests Linen ,s and Fsr,y C
wcfc fauts Linen Mtrscts Apsca utfino prsp md -.
er Coai' Fnrni''rr Goods such 90 Crsvas. TIES cs IIsn
kfrchris, Sl.pruitrs 49, a. ~ TIE
lave Dot surf thtuscivrs solicited
stock II No no. Main Rsndoirh b. al
sire.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
BY rAYL0R 4 MILIIAM.. H..

II OIua>NbOsth'~ >AG.E l.
~ DID hOlsrI ~ INA SWAN rAVEkS tRRoAD srEptT
hoPskIn II TIRE CITY ~ RICHMOND. on BROAD
, III si srHthIs-Pgr-uah 10 dev ,urt ~
ne cS Z" kehn"ir', entered ian
Vaughn ard ais. " boidu. the
~r Y Np utsd ~n proceed puhlr .ucton un, fb.
"ehrr n h'NDNh, th June, = oc nn- udyLi-,I
'S pro-ry dvse'ihd In th- prs,eit 2. - .ali .. y.
f S-'i I'sefn property. haN
niuT hs,k h u~Isi bsif acre d-l5h '' ~ VII
1tHs--rh Interest tiH from ilth A,yn., .
I. p'd sud tt t2usi -xExn. ~ In g., 49,. ~,
y, eNs SUD The residue T. paid foar ual
n,tenis ., urvF - 6 -. u from the dsv Of
~ 80 Nei d-srre the
f'abr ht uiu sndOrr, IN. prop rty b,'nv -
iained as farther security until the purchase MONEY paLi
JAMES LYONS,
r.v,.. . y.... Special Commissioner
.N'--N Witty. NuoIN m IA ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

So, . CHESTERFIELD April 1871. $50.
MEShs hovs Having u.,dy and 6ti,,,
10 d. -r hue medicine. think .i.li
kno" 81" IL Wv daughter. ago fell on the ~
~'s' ' oIn's rf ugh murl: u assumed form
81, I' 'nd '-ame NtrS hal lauei ply san, lat
NAV h T-eNr
Tor nearly ~n years tried with
i ruee' ni Wa Induced Ia bir on af,r
-hH one h"r and half entirely hcac since used
Tor other aud found benefit You are n irty 10
U.s. 'I', A. S"n th'hk proper A. 5. cIIALRLI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
NORRIS PIANO-FORTE ROOMS

NOTICE.-we have thi, day received lot Of very
nice BLACK andDrabslk Goats, to which nv, tie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
Nolr,sGEs ro w Co, jim oUsrournS

~ AND FARMERS GENERALLY. would resrcifuiy c.
TIE attention Of sutn wsnt Of shoes for their my
a''unent n harvest Shoe, they bought m 80
Ai eau anord 10 sell them lower price, than been
purchased This spring, that b. before the heavy leather
jr6 No. i97 Main .,,s,, RSri' NIL ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

DIED,
On The IN in%' IN fuvSnua JAMES equity aged
dent OF the United -
" drHS Courthouse, Wednesday evening 9Th inisnt
aged months. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
EIRNITURE wAREROOMs
VoLCANIC REPEATING FIRE-

AkMs.-E'ues CaTturs aud Pistols, loading M
With from 70 - balls aud be discharged With \fE/
greater rapdy and certainty other pistol I
o. ride; Thirty charges be loaded and dis - -
charged In my No cap prmng no r-co no lateral
dscharge The ball Is p1tut loaded on MINI prinrn
anf i perfectly water proof and always
Also >harp Celebrated Ride throwing ball with perfect Aeon
racy yards " F''' N''-'
The above Arms Ambition sale At gtTUER.
LANDS Gun store, where public and .xam
uefn lmalIl I32 STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
aINsLIE. nnWEN a POWELL.

COICH hAhEHS, cras. s're<f alsr. u. Ei.ts
ENt sChS' tlBEts are practical workmanship r-zs v
~ ois sApyrlener aud dryoinE their pcrsouai
atri'or "a ai work done
ouer themselves IN the public ior manufacture -
~ uf o 'arrAges Tor which they have superior fac,,.
nv On hand A. h' time. Of neir Bdnfcfars good
$50 9" carriages kockaWays, BuEEv, Salsrs q The uo-t
~ such articles. ~ 10y a. -NH'
kArng executed in the bes; and reasonable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

az 80, >PhINt' ftRNiSittNG GOODS have
nov To- store complete
NSIlNn GOODS +" ~hrh inVi" The attention srrtu,rt
T'nE assured HAT i point i beauty aud
''"i Ny 'ssomru Of Gau1, Thread. Mrro Under
Dr., = unprecedented regards quantity nd quality
SHIRTS Of every style and quality, manner
'hd expressly Tor my sHes huu
IA Sris 9Th large and varied everything pertain
Ing ,u my business. W y OwFNS
apps Oppo.it. Atne, ican I'LL
~ E>rHiu PLANK ROAD COW
PNNh.-Au adjourned meeting % the Stockholdrrs
We esham Pi'uk Road Company Nil he hold WEDNESDAY
nm Jun, nj tie Farmers Rank % Va at II o'clock
I-t-hd GO. d. FISHER, IT.
&c 49, NOT;CE--IIavinv been appointed Agent. FOR the
49, sale 80 the celebrated spool Cotton nv
Mss'r, John Deh sons Glasgow, shaii supplied ali
, WIN i4l a.nru direct from the sale
at Tie lowest NrS York We guarantee Cotton 10 be
ul Equal IN quality manufactured,
commend u To- tie trade.
ap23 KENT PAINE A IN .-.,,,
az % Spring: >rOCK-rIIOS. r. PRICEG co A..
w., sire Ia say to their the public
rS receipt Of variety rIiS6s and as
"i Toe be
be assured Of finding the DESIRABLE STYLES at tm-s
~ complete assortment Of Family Linens and
az" "''"'S March 8.
% - NOriCE-we have this day received lot o. very
w. nice black andDrab SIX Goats, iuyi. M,
atcntun OF all ia ~ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

- WCiNeNn. N'NtlNlA- rhs d-igitfury snd .fr. IA
ply 'iu'tri Ho',i i.s o r.rt iarg, portion u H ~
fnry new. tnd la husl ani he slois of s In rrrrls
ier, baths g. N' ~
q .tus'ei s r-ut,r gecgr,r.csu,, o. ne city ri, Rb
mond fronting Nra.s Nnt snd Ctp stfrsts ii,v
o slio sq' g sd overi0nkirK it thc lover part us
wv id .ailfs M ~ .rvcral TITLES n o. bot short au-e
@ , drl'i on ~ N'uond Irrrck hurg ard Potomac Rail
road tups-r and ator tqutdfsnf Of thr r-rs
Nern lnd Richmond and ret-rrg Railroad cpnpsns and he
'fiu.'' 'PPD 20 JANIS LYONS
4.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GoDpiN a APPEEsoN. Aue,.
49, hnn >tIE ~ tHtsrgufIptp

Nt,o' m.
MAN hlthM'ND i ud-r foF ssi-. ~
sue IN" Cl--,i' Md.
shzsai usr sx nlr- ffonnM .a '"F'>''
IT. i|rn contains "a about haif M Ian, ~,
hAlshcr utdst improved evs"i huLus. 49, me- IN
n-- And COZ io'iaee Tor large family Apply oain Am,
w. 'Nifrs wM \
tl- for goug valuable Farn r-d ct t,Iu ,nr, .
day 49, - ~ ''' W "''' Ne
IHs rkst,l 5h ea.h. balance ~ ant 10 N NTH IN, me-
f'i'A'lr tois' interest," adle. SCARED b. a decd
nakk-xtsui- CouljIS 4 ,ypEpS - 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

- ADmtSND ANO sPCNGi' PILINE-I have received =
W ~ supply ~ these article, hrv eminent
English Phys ans and hy ~ Physicians have tr
~ solicit the examination Of the Profession
BATrAtLEs Drus and Chemical store
-" Corner d u1 al sfs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

NI rs The season 1r selling Ne iarrcs. port ON
- srrnf ".- t considerably advanced. have ryuc,i
rrc- H f styles ~ fud other Faucy Go..is and
The ue ste .os ~ purcil. ~ particularly to-
tu.. low priced tffrFr u.fl.rrf
Ftf.. -is., Herman. frd Har.rrs
iav. -, urxtnies rf.f E-.ifnfs-
tur frrur tfrf Arl-r..tH Ctl.cocs. ~ every grsde
Co sadfs, Denim Hui OtuHaurrs
sum Trr Cloths. Gee. ani Nesfinrs
Linen Coating. .i rtnf SUITS
Ntlclrl Hni Nr. si..eIIn sud shrtnra
Table Linen sri trrf. sf-etIrrs
Ribbons Emhrr IIfrI.a Hosiery. Gloves. A. tr
VALENTINE A son No ~ Ilroa5 street
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HOTELS, DC.

DH WATSON CARR, PKnPHiETnE.
Wis magnificent Hotel, situated Of
Monroe streets Wheeling, offers unsurpassed indueepens 10
we travelling public IL supplied every requisite for ths &C.
conmoAlon 81 ladies and gentlemen
aud eapaeogs and within minutes walk Of he Bs
more ana ONO Railroad the Chesapeake Railroad and
steamboat landing The Post Once are on the
Prhs only 81 ~ per day
Omnibuses POrers
apis WITsoS cam p-,,-,.,a-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
DaRGAINs IN DHY Co0DS--wt

iucinE our stock, much possible Of August,
At which time We take Annual will from th
ne Oder great bargains In all kinds summer
such ~ Csrors, Gngham Plain Figured Rarees Mnu.ns
aud Barge DE LANES Barege and SIN Robc Figured sE
BLACK whit. and Colorrd Silk MantlAS &c, &C.. ~ ali Of
leo DffDIFy jOuSsInS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
IuiE rrAzzA TALES. fof al, ~ ''''-
NLM I'D ArIMACr,Nn nnnks

Master Fr..t ~ Pulpit Ea,llenr, vol. >vo.-s 500
Assrmt . DIGEST. Band. COLLECTION $50
MI.u~ H" MISSIONS to iUia-ea
SHAWL. t.r.ts-iln Warr.ar-ss
Youth % Dol tId DumIuiuu-ft
AhHe y. and other k1nfs-i.o
Palrr o. noe, lrd toF n Yts. rhem-s7
h,cAs h. ~ f"wcr, complete Manual Pr hc Flower Tar
T. H.a FV'c - Cugl. 'ur, Cavatt-1o0
ptitr Cot DO Ctf- Ann F.itrmau.-Ti
N-mor. CiIsi'in aud jackson aud Susan NHone &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
r"E ONLY onnEERAhAMAnpED say .rmE u.

~ ms ssdiisH oErisE
AHuS0sr COMPETITIONS, NJ
= LEA 4 PERKINS,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24
n 70. esmrsimus0n

h. y. SnnLA nsn. aliss w bls~wnrth," aliss
Mra Partogion." On Monday. bccsmr Ont III
tho editors of the Boston Saturday Eun,ss
Gaseftr, The Paa. in noticing this change,
aays
As writer reporter mud lecturer. he ha,
won hna1rnbie distinction. and We congratulate
our Deighbors of the Ga:sfts upon the occsston
which adds 10 their corps 40 valuable an ansIl
iary. His dntifa on weekly paper viii b'
NOR conycBisl with his tastes than ils. rough
snd.tnmbb busipe@ of u daily Journal, and
aiial HIN that desired Opportunity for literary
labor IN another sphere which he could not en-
j1y in nh establishment like the oc from which
b. has Just taken his hnw We wish him ai
h. bnPpims. and prosperity his kind dwp,~i
ton. strict integrity, s.'d fsse ability W k,liy
mefit
The following "A "Widsswarth's" Farewell
eS. seii Ia thee 10Y Pa, us long sime
sses ihos ssd bs"sxht oss tws ks.dz ,aSssisv--
tio1s a'st iscvshsd NY iitfis ssss ~ rhyme
10 sps,t steas ,ssrtsd by The .smssss sesshss
W. have tess 6issis-vs .ilt ass trs@sa.--siA Pee,
The We ,s stsi ssbseAsa, thsssA sever,
All s,sn sos toy heart ,.sssas thss ssos,,
Jas when vs s~pafsts psvksps tsvsvssi
ASsa esss~sli ssi sk<sia ny tpstass Sts.s
Ltst 'halfsf 10 my dismal stSfy,
Nay s"sss bsA hama, issba~d ~ish 0tf@n iss.
tsfss 90 TIE ress trsf s<s s<sLs a.s,s--
S'rns ii''is 'sisa'. To ,hs spi't nss -
not, tas 's,sss.ls' II an na W aaid
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

inthc car$ihcaa ~.a, Ne land AZ As,,ia van. NJ,
csoss toi lhamsAA, hy .Rsair,ad in lss than =
twaanA tAe sld eapn unsS VS.; ,hue hoars 10
| algad of iva days; aud tho r~emlMrkwtis,
,ts,kts place Ii Il very short time. nnd the raph
passage nv cars Wherein you scarcss iakals Nv
taiasasa Ut river or swanip aud the slscSt
lraust'r ~ thu ,lsSk or the Pacific sicamrf
where yau pgpire the fine brccsys VI, pananu
bay, have ,fAnsiDrinst what was once day d
twc, ~ more ~ h~s exposure. vtxatioA has
tnii, inic briei Episode la the Journey. Assi ]
| selnosas t,lief iroe the ,ediam and lapguor d
4 The ~ g Days at sea. For the consumaiion o
! ilt groat desiicrainm Of an iron unlca " ths
! Atlantis and farikc oSaws with ~ mach toil
| and ~ vast nm expenditure of Mccoy, and In
ihr iacs cf uaeSsnplcl dillicultis. an ols,acl,p
| the world Is hrvy Indebted 10 the wise nr,>
cast, energy anl perseverance, of Que n the
mast pnhllo spirited and wealthy citizens oi
| the uuon who holds, deservcdiy, n high rank
amung tn h,~rii m,i honorNhie merchants aud
| commercial prnop of our land wv. II. AN
rNwAti, " New York.
A the ears carry W. to tho very verge ol
the vnAl Padits, We have NO time 10 survey
| m~lcrn Panama to look nj The old Cslls,-
| drals aud churches dcspoicd ot their rich plate
and pretended relies by -nch rupsclous tribute
ga,hcrr ns tho Enell.h pirate Morgan. The
massive walls able vet though gradually. eraut.
bling 10 ruin. 10 Withstand even dagio firash
cannon nor the ruins u the ancient city from
whence wpnt fortl the rnihlcss l'lxarro against
The mild and Is~ceahlc lnwa ~ Peva Hut 90
step ,lirec ly from the pIrs into o'v Of tho "a.
.ss. MAJ }. ). Scan .hslsh.G, -l.ats ,elsd ~
few minutes arc walking the deck ot the elegant
steamship "Johu T.. stephens" named mr tho
celebrated tourist INV dc0Wsc'l. autlsnv III
"7meis ~ Egsa, ,tnib,a Fsivea and the lfsy
Land, nnd more rWcatly distinguished kw ~.
iunsi,c and minute researches aud sleualations
In Central America. The stephens IL onc ~
the best modelled will ventilated and ilcrtesi
steamers TINT ply IN thcsc western wstrr. Tie
whole eoast from Panama 10 San Franoisco
hears unmistaknlIe synlenc~ III ~ volcanic na.
tnrc, Mountains ~ lofty that their submits
are ever clc'nl cappsSi, aud bctwcen deep dark
I'ssures anil rayiDs, never panrtrutnd by tlse
sun light.
Touching at Acapulco for coai water. etc,
tlw passriigcrs amuse tlicmsrlvr~ by throwing
dimw~ tnto the bRy ~ s~ thr littls native. cop
,rr colofcl inps dive and reeain thcin, and
though prtorincd by the little brais In mort
Eden like iakclDcss, the i,at IL often wilncs I'D
with entlr, compnsurc by the lady portion NJ
the spectators Above Caps H. l1cas We
passed. thu rumains oi the m0,rsiul wreck VI the
Independence Of the number of passengers
by that III lated craft. two hundred were "iu
tho deep bosom of the ocean barici." and their
bodWs now rcs, benstb Tho vv~n wave. ~
blcach aud perish on the lonely and desoiatr
sa,,ds ol Msrgucfla Islaai Al old wreck ~
d,.maDtlcd veascl ilA melancholy end unsiph,-
Iy uI,i,,at auyuh,,s 1hrx NAV hc G,,nd IA,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

Fanny fera IN bes Pops from untkf
Parasol" which she copfribu,e. to the New
York Lsigsr. has taken a pep ct berseii'---
Hear her rattle:
Api here. by The ro.j, comes Fanny Fern
Fam, i.a w0rn.n Pof that sbe is not 70
sls,w., though ,,oce she hrst found Il oct she
"a. g.ssi Is s.d to de lore 1t. sls might BE-
,nii..r. u, nigh, b~ Younger, she might BE-
der. ,l.e might bc uglcr, She might bc bst.
,rr sle might br worI. bl,e has bern over.
prai-s.i AMI over sbusd; sod tAAs who have
.hsS-l hrr worst, have imits,ssl sld copied her
aiOsi ADD.
Ope thing may le ssId 10 favor of Fanny;
she ww Won. thank Providence. bSrn 10 the
is-aH,fal bsck.bit'uy ssnctiwn'osis, siandsr'
ing; cIsan, coptnuelious, rAAssslssl. phsidls
to-se. p<ck meassrc city NJ Bcstoa"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

There ). Ots circumstance tafbs.ici with
Ssy4,.eo'is family shich hisioriaps have not
VI observed, bot which is woli worth msution
Napo,s0n The Grai - a,il his oan b~l
Trend aDd coui,-e.,or jpssphne 10 obtain AL
beIr 10 lhs thno,.e of Franc. IL marrirI =
PriI.ceas 81 Austria. sisi by l'g bc had sDa
That birth va. tle eliminating point ~ b..
p ,ver and Bs dignity From ,beses he do
sothihg ha; ,i,so.nJ he dsal N tslIs ni.
..Jn all. Who snrc-d-l - ~ name bi-
f,Jwcf' Tn ehLd ~ Hortcfi-,.. " y wa, the
child n Jo-s J,bips H. iis TersOD of tS' I'm
Eeros ID the French. ~ fird u0t tLe 0f.p,Dp
Of SsToioon iis Gr'a'. bat H. oA'pfiny of his
discani-I viii. Whn 81 illustration d tbl
truth of tho Adag,'. That IL y man vho pro
J,oss g. bs, Gfsi sho J.p-s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

Nc sevs from tbs nissiag ship,
Win her precious freight of fvss,
Though on ~ Wasch 1T tidtnxs
Are busbsnds, lovers, wives
Tie ~ .ea's aiad 10 tsss bisd
To learn the vessels siAie;
SAT. haven mar he Ind, at las,,
Win her thrice prvesos. svght'
The Sea is mighty mistress
In this drvad vorid ef ours
Rcsrnsfa IN Polar Rssisns,
os building ecsAi bowsrs
WnAtn her ersnd old chAmbsrs,
What treasure. lie eoneeaied-
The conquering ntsts q Cas<hase,
Aud hosts With spear and shtrid.
No sews from the snissssg sAlpt
Has ,hs struck y, freess sAerss' ..
Or, By an ioshefg shattered
Sought rort In the far Aso,es.
Or anehotage, forever. 0e 4s3 .lf
la vreaA has she fosud--
Vast tessb, where hope lie. buried.
And royalty discre~ad
The winds Ne have Questioned often,
That laniward wildiy blow
They only moan ami ~histle,
Hut say not rvs, ar no
when will ths nlssinS sssamex -
Approach our coast again
Give answer blast ~ mid,a dit
Give snswer roaraas main
Prayers fes her sskiy, aiEhiiy,
R,ss from mill.oa lsfs
gltmmefng Of hope remains
That should not know eclipse
May the signal gun give token
That he 10 under WAY,
With her precious freight OF human lives,
And moving up the Ssy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24
PAUL MINNESOTA TERRITORY TARsDAY APRIL a. 1856

:
Of the isss, that during our lste moments o.
reckless indik renes, had been almost suffered
to bura out The Delawares, seixiug then
tomahAwks, commenced hacking ut the pines
while Others dragged forward the ialIcn tres
looping ID their branches with the keen scalp
Ing knlte. -.s. .t.i.... .......
At this moment peculiar cry attracted our
attention and looking round we perceived one
Of The Indians drop suddenly upon his knees,
striking the groadd with his hatchet.
What is ity what IL it !" shouted several
voices, in almost u many languages.
Yam yam ydn yam " replied thu In,
dian, still digging at the frozcu ground
The lajuns right; its aaI,-,oa''. said
Garry, picking up some leaves which the Dcla
ware had chopped off, atp go
I recognized plant well known to the NOM
tain nian---a rare, but wonderful conyolyulus--
the Ipoiea LepfophyIla. The name of asn.
root" is given To II BY the hunters from the
similarity Of It's root in shape, and sometimes
in size, to the body OF u man Il is escnleDt.
aud serves to sustain human lie.
In an instant, half dozen men were upon
their knees, chipping and hacking the hard
clay, but their hatchets glinted of an from the
surmS o' rWh, =
L"a nya. c1ma os'ey yeW "p'y
spoiilh yer toois. Co' ao~n wheea o uaSc
sah,ns - n'aAe neo n,u'
iH mnt was nssa"uy 'o"c"~' "n" u, =
rev miooes uoAsn p'ess o' pine were p"ed
uPSv NJ 20. siIs .ai saa -, 81. :" ..'s; ms
49,. .",;D;na,;"" ' G Ssoul', s ,Ss ssn, ns.. 80
:. Gu. 80" :, .nnli -, a s.,,.r pw ~.
:. ,..s J. tsis .,Sss.. -; I'll; IL s,s
~ ..r',.. I.r'y 80" v",,n,..i .nan ~. srs,
-. hIJ h.. - ~. -, a.. i,.d
with the novelty Of uneartbiny the odd man
ready roasted aud spccuIutiDg whether he
would provr n fat old hoss
A hollow crack sounded from above, ike the
breaking of a dead tree. We looked up. A
large object. an animal. was whrling outward
ani downward from ledge that projected half
way up the Cliff. u In m instant il struck the
earth. hcsd.icfcmost. with q loud bump. and
bounding To the height OF several feet, come
hack with sslnncrset IN its fgs. and stood
hrmly.
An Involuntary hurrsh broke from the
hunters, who all recognized. at glance, the
'Carnero CimmanoD,' or 'b,ghorn. lie had
cleared the psecipitr ut two leaps. lighting each
tiuc on bis huge crescent.shsped horns For a
moment both parties, hunters and game, seemed
equally taken by surprise. and stood cycling each
other in mute wonder. II was but for mo.
ment. The men made rush for their rifles, and
TIE animal recovcriug from ms trance oi hs
ionishment, tossed back hs horns, and bounded
across inc platform IN dozcn springs In
had reached the selvedge oi the snow AMI
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

THs LoBdoo I.mn copus, ~ speein&n oI
Amsrieag -oe,ely. an account of . bsll N Now
York. The scoaDt spbsaSsd "a the Se~
York Hoold. sDj the ball ~ss gi,sa by tbe
eo,0r,,J servants of tbs E'e,sSpal;ssa HD,sI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-19
The Loss of the Lyonnais.

1t appears that though this vessel had five boats,
the ships complement and though she had on
board only fortytwo passengers, the boats were
insufficient In number for them and the crew, and
about forty persons had to take refuge on a raft.
It Is suggested that some new regulation should
be adopted, proporsioniug the means of safety In
. vessel TO the number Of passengers and also
compelling all vessels at to carry lights, pre-
caution which seems to have been omitted by the
ahip with which the steamer came in collision.
No blame attaches to the officers of the vessel
On the contrary. they all acted with great cool
meas, energy and judgment Capt. Dessaix, the
gallant commander, after launching his boats in
good ORDER we'll provisioned and supplied, with
hacers, men and passengers regularly detailed for
sch, remained by his vessel until the heavy sea,
the fog, and the increasing gale compelled him to
take Q boat. We trust that we may soon hear
tidngs that the vessels sent out In search, have
rescued the brave mariner and his comrades In
peril
No human skill and forecas at can always prevent
disasters at sea. The danger of collisions espe.
sially Is one against which no certain provision
can be made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-19
The Collision with the Ly onnais.

BOSTON. Nov. 17.-Mr. G. Fl. Rogers, of Giou-
cester, went on board the bark Adriatc, At Glou-
cester has just given as the following report from
the 1st and I'd mates Of the bark:
"Tbe bark Adriatic, Durham, master, from Bel.
fast for Savannah with loss of bowsprit and other
damage, having been In contact on Sunday night,
the Cd instant, at ten P. NJ. with steamship no
doubt the Lyonnais, off the South shoal bearing
w. N. W. about sixty miles; weather starlight but
hazy, and w. 8. w, the bark heading N w to
the wind the steamer steaming E N. E.; saw her
fifteen or twenty minutes before the collision, and
endeavored to tack the ship, and while the topsas
were shaking struck the steamer abaft.
Hailed and requested the steamer to lay to, but
her lights disappeared in twenty minutes. They
must have seen the bark from the steamer, as they
blew a hornn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-19
Walker and Nicaragua.

The cause of Walker, on the whole, according
to the last advices, was rather looking up. His
military position was better than before, and
was improving every day. Recruits were joining
h,s army from the United States, and among them
some skilful military leaders, who, in the late bat
ties directed with marked success the military
oner.tions Gen. Walker has shown himself q
brave. sagscious and popular chisftain. 1t Is to
he hoped that he will be able to insure peace in
Nicaragua. which, from its position, is of impor.
tance to the commercial world.
The New York papers are filled with flaming
accounts of the late battles. Some Of them are
eouched 10 most grandioquent style The move
ments Of the troops are described with the most
sdifyins and technical precision. We could ina
zine. but for the difference in numbers, equip.
ments, and engines of destruction. that we were
reading about the siege of Sebastopol Our coun
trymen everywhere are brave, but their tendency
10 swell in this sort of way is ludicrous. Why ap
ply the term army" to two thousand men-just
enopeh for two regiments-and instead Of saying
that two hundred of the enemy were killed, an
nouuce that "the blood Of two hundred slain sa
tura.ed the retreat Of the enemy"
We are pleased to be treasured by the late ad
vices that Nicaragua and Central America abound
with the most valuable tropical products, and
among them the sugar cane, in very large quaint
~, and of the finest varieties. The Government
"a Offering for sale large number Of eonHscated
estates, some Of them in fine order and producing
Large revenues. Amy gentlemen fond Of sugar, or
In need Of fns estate with > large revenue,
may possibly hear of something to his advantage
by applying to Gen. Walker