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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

GEORGE Y. BlSSELL X Co., Bankers,
VI Hartford Conn discount ad negotiate commercial paP-i
40 oars buv ard houis ssnn, and
anssct general banking business New fors Boston and
Ptsterhs scceparces ard other commercial paper suo~r
l. tbs trstcas sEays IN request and promptly is
counted ~ cu-reut ra'es $1,000. %. ... .-,., n ,,,,r,r
D. r. ROBINSON, CALVIN DAY OEo. r. blsSELL
refer 20 =, . ,y, Nv
Bank Of Commerce PAla, - Blake Howe Co. ooton.
Gu lOn AND $500 20 Loan on Real Estate
o. l.ZOO IN Sew York sud Brooky
EDWARD 4. FRASER, No. Soi Broome-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
u1HF BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

V'IIE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
gEW-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second abiu Passage. -
IRON EOsrOs TO LIVERPOOL.
r.ss
Second Cabin Passge. %
The ships from Boston call 40 Halifax
PERSIA Capt. JudkiDs CANADA, Capt L.ns
ARABIA, Capt j stone. AMERICA, Capt NiehfnsL
ASIA, Cspt +. q. Lott. lNlAtAhA, CAPT hyHe
AFRICA Capt shannon. EUROPA, Cspt. J. Lsstch
cesr white light az mast hea green on
starbosrd bow red on port bow.
ASIA n York Wedne esdsy, Ap 49, 81
CAMBRIA Brownies leaves bos On WednrS Az, APl Do
AFRICA leaves ~ York Wednesday APl 3o 81
ARABIA leaves Boston Wednesday May Ito-
PERSIA Judkns....leaves York wednesday, May ~ -.
CANADA Boston Wednesday May Il bs
Berths secured until paid tor.
Al sxpeneLced surgeon Oh board
Te Der. Of these ships will not be accountable Tor Dod,
Silver BLon Specie Jewelry Precious stones or Metals.
all - bills Of adns are Eed therefor 4d tho thsrooy
therein expressed
r. CUSARD No. I. Bowling nssn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

BANK DEPAErNENT ALsAsr, - J, ls5o-
NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant to the statute
~ II sueh MADE Al prgy-s1 ia.' a ae CIHS AI
SG NOTES is-et . he CAMDEN bASA . bAAslns
Is.c,-cu C-.ts- Oueita - presented at he ee
sftte Superintendent Of the BarknE De AsIi % ne sac
OF Ycrt for payment within T." iEAh> ron ne 1--s
hereof faE4s pted TIE reeto Of ts Cf ~A'
rs Nee ssusd q tte ssI B4lk N-4 y Eve1 Up
= ,v.ys N sCHOOSMAKER, s7P-ra:erGsrt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

GREAT ENTRAL ROUTE
W The Throu1h Ticket snd Freight Osiee Of he
GRgAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And er Rsrosd ard Steamboat C0nnseticas 20 cheAees
Milwaukee GsleDs B1aagt0n 81 Loas, CAIo sod al pa;a
al scuEk-wer, .
Va sUsPENsIOS BRIDGE, BCpPAL0, 9 osWIGO, ha
No. l73 BROADWAY, NY.
CerreT q Cogr.snd,sL DARIUS CLARK, Ate1t
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
IYUF NFW.YOPK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i rArEs ALL. sIEAMERS The shlps com Rosns 0ae

FbWoD k COLLINS, No. - Wsll-st-, N. Y.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD n Co.,
No n Asstsn Friars, London.
p O. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris
The owners Of these ships will be accountable r gold,
silver bullion srece swery precious stones metals, an
less bills adiug dgDed therefor snd The value theeoI
shrSrs Will peass take the ships Of this nns
not carry Any foods contrabaud Of
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
TINTED STATES TRUST COAPAN
NEwY OR K,

NE Wy o K
No ~ WALL-sT.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS
THIS COMPANY Is LEGAL DEPOSITORY OF
MONEY PAID INTO COURT, AL q sotboF4zs- - a.. a.
fIar5 a. ? receiver Il e,t3tos .-.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS,
~ ORDER CoURr n THIS STATE,
(tsclusing surrugate'sD per cent
From individuals corrOat.ous fOt reroi OF 81 loHe@
o. o be pa 4 on thirty day. notice, per cent
Tor lees period y shorter foucs, per cent
TRUSTEES:
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, PETER COOPHR.
IORFRT KELLY LUTHER BRADTsH
EDWIN D. MORGAN, THOMAS PlLEolOf'
ERAsTUS CORNING, JOHN j. PHELPS.
JAuFs SUVDAN WILSON q. HUSf,
SHEPHERD KNAPP, u. r. ARNOLD,
WILLIAM TUCKER CHARLES ? BILL,
RoY Al PHILIPS WATTS SHERMAN,
JODS ! cisco BP WHEELWRlGHr,
DAVID HADDEN, EDMUND COFftN
TaCCE HARSES THOMAS SLOCOMB,
IaMFs : SEYMOUR CLINTON GILBERT.
CPEFNF { BRONSON CORNELIUS SMITH.
DANIEL :. MILLER. JOHN yACOB a. SlOh. Jt-'
cAIFB % HALsIED RTEB'S Il. WALWOETI.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE. Pfe.ilsuL
JoHk A. sTLwARr. Secrst4Ty.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

TOLL DO AND ILLINOIS. and LAKE ERlE.
i WABASH AND IT LOUIS RAILROAD COAPAElfS.
The INTFkEsr COUPONS he Se-oni NortsAs- Boa
q toese Railroads maturing the lt Of May neNt, l1 -
rad 81 The orhce Of ..-.....
i Z WHITEHOUSE. son MORRISON,
So - " iarl-.t corner = Pine
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
OTFICF CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

W. kFW-JFRSFY The INTEREST COUPONS Of
tie SFCOSD MORTGAGE BONDS due lst v A. next, MI
h. rsd On and after hat iae the Ofce, 10 g. Wal s-
S.,,-yorI Anil y l9tG g. 81 MILLIGAS Ire ,surer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
aIR EATON,s COMMERCIAL ROARDING

NIX. EAIONs COMMERCIAL BOAhDIN0
INE INSTITUTI CNEs'abi shed in Worcester Mass A. d.
Men thoroughly hed IN Double Entry boct
keeriig Busuoss Pcnina'ship Mercantile Arithmetic sd
sther Kindred branches Each student will be warranted 70 re
made competent weeks 20 perform with per
ct 20 employer the duties ot any Count
Ias Room whatever Individual Instruction classes Tuion
81 the Commercial Course Sl8 good pleasant b. me m The
r, Of Proprietor with Board IS per week Persons
the merits and references Of tins In
tuou be assured Of it, high standing by sending io'
eopx of bis Annual Circular and Catalogue. Address.
WM Il. EATON PnnoipA. aud Proprietor,
Worcester, Mos.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

OFFICE FLUsHiVG RAILROAD CoNPASY{
FLUsaNs. L. l.. ADnl Is iS~d.
TT'HE HALF-YEARLT INTEREST on the
i SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS Of tas Company dne
Nav pad and aileT that date Upon pTesentAou 9t
M couton. AZ ne Office Of Farrer5 Loan sd Trust Com
- ..vork WILLIAM SMART. President.
No % pRoADwAY. NEwYcsE Narch 3. 80
U'UE Directors OF CLARKE PATENT STEAM
i AND FIRE REGULATOR COMPANt have TINS d1~ d..
e7r.a cssh DIVIDEND Of FIVE 50 DER CENT payable -
TIE the OF Nay next The transfer
books will BE- closed fEum 18th Arri 20 Nay 1T
+. K. PRATT. Sec'y and Tres.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
CTEAM BETWEEN NEw-YORK AN

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND
- GLASGOW;
FDINBURGH. Z. so tun. VIM Cumming Commander.
kEW-IORK 2liO tuns Robert Cfss Commander.
GLASGOW, ~ tuns John Duncan Comm 1ndsf -
Tie Gssgow New iors 5'esushp Company ntsDf saS
and powerful Steamers from New fsfE of oA>-
uIder:
RATES PASSAGE.
Prs, s75 thd eAss found With cooked pfoynonss
An experienced ssrse.n attached 70 each stesnsr
~ n. IN or ua....s aptly 70 J. HcSYnOs,
No II Broadway.
Eev-Yort City gls Gold o4y received for p~>sAss.
NEW LINE Of NEW-YORK aud LIVER
~ POOL PACKETS PATRIOTIC LINE.--r slime WI
b. conrrs.d following and Grstc.- snt' viz:
HfEHY CLAI I.......i go tu,s...C apt DAVID csnkins
ca HOI tlns...C Cap Daniel ~ IFuDsn.
ORE NT............2 t60 Capt GeDSe : VII.
EIIFs Al SIN. 90 tuns... Capt. Wi-n Ganck-
TIE snrs been recently built snd s iary-sc
srd suossnta uz3e. They nandsd By
gsnrcueu q eIUeence srf sty. Their Gooodaions
very sBpero and every vii Be usce promote
q passer z1d rho convenience Of a.. pper
For ffsiElt pesssge groiy 20
sPOFFORD, riLLsTON Co., No . Brosiwty.
Asel.s LlFerpos
&. .GKISsHAw & Co. No 10 Grrse p1~1aAs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
0,FIcE Cl.rsAL RnLRoAO GO. o. NrsJE.ssssv

OFFICE CLsrRAL RAILROAD co. OF NESJtssEf'
FLIzasErHTPoRr. y. J, April 10, ts1o
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meet
~ ~ Of the So. fhoi-r- o. he CESTRAL RAILROAD
CONTAIN or NEW-JERSEY f'r the election Of r~ctors
fc tte ersus year vii he held th-f ohce m Eieh-
ro,, on MOSDAY th. 5rh day OF May next, between
tbe sour. OF l2 o'clock sd O'Clock r. n
The trl.f-r Of the Company will he clo-ef zen aty'
rreyo. 70 the day By order oi the o9ari OF p
IeCtl.s g. W. MTLLIGAN. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
ovricr oy rRE ESrCsLIc fIs,-isscSAscs co, -
Ne. "a W.ll-.t. .ur5 J.nIs-y leoa
THE BOARD Of TRUSTEES have THIS DAY

i aec!.-ed f. DIVIDEND o. FORTT-ElGHT PER CENT
-ocy .cd- 4 ,neir 7nn. r.i 90 pl
hs Cornp,ny and ~h-h ksve t-rainsSc ~aiz
,h- year src.ug ne Sig, Deceusi. isaa - .,, -,
Th-y have ~ arec further d'vteaf % -iA AND IN " =
QUARTERS PER CENT ,he CaPitA >;oes. PayAoie .
..s,r snareholeers II casn and scrrp cen Az .
They have Aso declared 8 GIvliel1 q sIl EtA IENd n
sash OF Of o1ts;Irallr %.
Tie Charter oi :s Company F1ea tctaf-lts re hs--
. ral xilb es.h -sv.i provides hsf ss: payment u ~
eres c4rl:al feuAlLs yso1ts ..AI be ALL ay ~
roou.G between lie .hAreLoliers s m cys iers 40
lie Hrr issued th4efoT se G . AZ i1e az. ll
o.eher -iib re esgi'A. shAl sIeeee ONE alLLiOa w
DOLLARS - - - -, 49,,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

CTOCKS at PRIV VATE 5 b ..
- $4,000 NEW-YORK CITY SIX PER CENTS u 1889.
$500 NEU YORK STATE SIX PER CENTS u 1913
20oCONE Wy DIRK STATE FIE + PER CTS. tl5lL
l0oo0 HARTsORD CITY SIX PR CENTS Of ls7e
JOHN THOMPSON. No Wall st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
0INBTRY SCIENTIFIC and MILITARY IN

IDsTITUTE COM, the Rev. ELIAS ). sc dENCK,
w p,teifs a: the Re :. H. VAN COURT, Associse, a.
A,sSiv ELBERT DAN, r. MYEk, and l.. 4 BALCH.-
49,. m souppe1 and b. s.coessiul operation. AccOmmoda
S.l On sure any Institution the country. Gym-
% "a Nnitars Exercises daily. Commences the first
49,, In ysv Circulars interview may be hal Gt w NJ
nnaIi'G SONS Music Store. No 80 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

Young LADIES INSTITUTE.

NJ The next Term Of this Boarding add Day School Will com
ueres on WEDNESDAY, April 81. Tnis school is accessible
tor he civ IN about two hours by New ork and Enc
Rssd Circulars giving full particulars be had At Apple
tons Eo SO and $40 Broadway, and OF the Principal D. L.
TONLE. a NJ. Goshen. Orange Comfy, n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
Nrw.YoRK AND LIVERPOOL United srArEs MI ~

THE PARK BANK.-Captal $1,000, 900, with
viii he opeEed business their balkiIE House sl o.
y, heb " toe after tion " all classes Of business
REUBEN ". HOWES President
Cs,RLEs A. Macy, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

Hon Eaward Everett the Rev Charles BROOKS West
hedsrd lie Rev John Perpout West Medfort Gardner,
M Prncl Al Boston Latin School; the Hon Abbott Law
tepee Boston; the Rev Hubbard Winsl0", New York the
Rev William Hague ID. D.. Albany the ReV Roliu H. Nea-e,
q. u Boston: the Hon Sam Houston, Texas.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

rRusrEr.
chaTie. Il. kss--ll, Jane. "ar'en,
DANIEL Fesrls. Arhhr Leay
UIl.u II R1s.sl " ". H4ml;on,
lIEusfns & bo4rnlt, D-u.us Ds-t,
GsSs~.y 3 l1rlH. Jonn >t~~Nd r.,
Ny bst.-r Du,eAn Rot-rt T. AntsTs,
y. ~. Wolfe, Reph-u Nith-~
I-.sc TuWnssrd. EdVsrd 1. tent~f,
Jos.h O.s-. Dsnei Drake Sulth,
Joserh G.ilia'd, y, frederie q. Nosier,
Jss. ". s,erou-y, Psles isI,
Cecr.e Carris Eober; : Hone,
Ssor.e = Ate- Samuel v hoS-as,,
J0nn J. Asflr. T., Jscsb AltaoLT j.,
Efe6n A DelLnC, }. 7. Ora7d Fos,er,
AorzhAn Bel, John = Z G-Ay
ROBERT ). HONE. Prer1ezt
CVrEy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

A III lIE II. II. OOOD hlh-N ~ tp'i A'O' '"A'
" W bsye for sac the following -scurtie$
400 90 Seven Per Cent Bond-. Idiu County Ky.
$40 tCs SIX Per Cent Bonl. Davidson County Iena
$4,000 Fish' Per Cent Bonds Iowa County, We
5000 Eight Per Cent Bonds MuerA Point, WIS.
Also great variety Of City County and Railway sseu'iae
In smA Alef lots.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG

M1SIlC HALL CEMiNAINi W. iN'.'N
ul LADIES-N Est BEDFORD, Mass Five miles IRON
Boston Ten Teachers Of shty employed IN the school;
ssot1g facilities for thorough Eugish Fduoaon slth Atn,
Greek The modern polite LanguaErs Music on Guitar fl4nol
Hnp Organ; Drawing Embroidery, and seven Kinds oi
Pat Of and the etiquette OF society
heuoatsd Partisan lady resides IN the family frzes are
tvbrdtd IN each De p4ument e., n
Aids 10 physical eduoacn 20 be found IN Cas''ecs pao
m he Mystic River salD horseback nding &c Wen trained
saddle horses belong 70 the Seminary For particulars address
the Principal. MRS. IuOAAo Il Shi u
R4TLRENCTs-The Hon Robert {. Winthrop, Boston, the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

HVDTCATION holds its session in the Hall the
~ G,td aId El1n-.ts. The Female Department Of this
se ssei.j sepsp DAILY iron = m 70 O'Clock o. m.
r,,op o pupils TO- the Male Department will
1s r. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at O'Clock p. at
tbs .aue piece - =, , .. r., .-. Il 800, 49,
Ggass ard 6 y.ar- and ward II males ~ho intend
,.re lle Profession Of teaching, Pr,sep themselves
St,Ianinstion etr " NJ ~ ", ~ ,rtI599 NrI555,9o'
DAVENPORT, JEDEOIAH MILLER,
WN ALLASON, DAVID WEBB,
Ceh
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
Let the Truth De Spoken:

DRAR DEMocRAT--We, democrats, having been connected with the so-caled American party, from an honest conviction of our wrong, and of our duty as American citizens, ask per- mission, through your columns, to renounce for ever all allegiance and fidelity to that deform- ed, anti-American, anti-democratc, and hypo- critical monster Sam-whose bosom is filled with deception and every thing that is repug- nant and obnoxious to a true and patriotic American ctizen-whose only design or policy is to gain the ascendency in this glorious Re public and overrun ano crush to the earth the national democratic party, the onl y national party now in existence, and the one to whom we are indebted for the proud stand we now occupy among the nations of the earth To attain that object, the know nothing would sacrifice the dearest interests of the American people, would wrest from the hands of our citizens their right of suffrage, their freedom of speech and thoug ght-would administer chloro- form to their honest consciences, and mock God by calling on him to witness pledges con- trary to the very nature of man.
 We do most sincerely appeal to every patri- otic whig and democrat who has so far lost his equilibrium as to fall into the yelled pit digged for their liberties; or in other words, have con- nected themselves with that most contemptible 'oath-bound, demagoguing principle sacrificing, midnight-conspiring order, formed against the constitution of the United States and against all men that desire to be free, to come out,
 WARREN HOLMAN, ARCH. BRUMBELOW. JAMES BRUMBELOW, ANDREW ROSS
 JOSHUA HOLMAN BRETON R. SANDERS. ELIJAH HOLMAN LIZ FINLEY
 WILLIAM DRENNEN, J. II. HOLLINGER
 EPHRAIM BURROW, JOHN w. POE,
 HENRY BURROW, J. J. JAMES THOMAS TYSON, J. P. TUCKER
 WILLIAM BREWER, DANIEL BRADLEY, JOHN E. SANDERS, JOHN II. HAWKINS, JOHN ROBERTSON,* ISAAC BRUMBELOW.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
Withdrawels Ennumerab!e.

Decidedly the most interesting portion of our paper to-. day is the column devoted to the pro- digal sons returning from their Know Nothing wanderings. Having been led astray, and now seeing their errors, they possess the moral firm ness to confess the truth and publish it to the world Alas! poor Sam
 Among the withdrawals in Saline county, we are particularly pleased to see the name of that sturdy old son of the soil, Gov. Warren Hoffman. Last summer, when he joined the order and discontinued his subscription to the True Democrat, the fact was hailed by our Know Nothing friends, in this place, as the posi- tive evidence of their success and our waning fortune. What will they say now? Gov. Hol- man has seen them, worked with them, con- versed with them, and now has left them, as a party unworthy of his confidence and support.
 A friend, enclosing the list, writes us
 Enclosed find the publication and signitures of Gov. Hoffman and staff, withdrawing from the Know Nothing party. Please send your paper to Warren Hoffman and John R. San- ders, esq, who will get you a lot of subscribers in a short time, in that section. We had a meeting of the democratic association in Ben- ton,yesterday. Gov. Hoffman preached Sam's funeral, said they had buried him in DeKalb township, face downwards, leaving only two rings of his tail sticking out, which will be en- tirely covered by the first Monday in August next"
 Poor Sam.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
A Something long Desired.

We know our country and city friends will be gratitied to learn that our enterprzng fellow citizens, Messrs. Tucker. Fulton and Morelana are erecting in this city, an extensive and con- yenient Touring and corn mill. The engine and all the machinery are here, and the build- ing which Is now in progress, will be completed and ready for the machinery in very short time. The whole thing will be driven by steam and is a very complete affair. The gentlemen who have 1t in charge are determined to spare neither pains or expense in making it equal to the wants of the whole surrounding country
 This js an establishment long needed in Little Rock. Our soil and climate are product i've of every character of grain, and it has..only been for want of mills that our citizens have not embarked more largely in the cultivation of wheat. We ought never to import into Ar kansas single barrsl of flour, and with good mills, interspersed through the country, never would. At the present time there is not sin gle barrel of flour in Little Rock To-day (Saturday) ~e have in vain endeavored to pur- chase barrel for family use, but it is not to be had. Such want, when 4Nessrs. Tucker, FM. ion ard noreland get their mill into operation, we feel certain will not be known
 \ good flouring mill in Little Rock has long been wanting. The farmers of the surroupd- ing and adjacent country will now be rewarded by fair prices for their wheat crops, and our citizens will TO longer be dependant upon the navigation of the Arkansas river for their four It is matter of great wonder to us that such character of mill has never been put in opera ton here before There certainly could not be more profitable busine-s.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
Ex-Gov. Thos. s. Drew.

We feel constrained to do this sef-important the True Democrat, to his meretricious services in the State. By reference to the article in to- days paper headed "R. w. Johnson's difficulty with Jos Stillwell," the low game he is playing will be readily comprehended. For an indivi- dual who has occupied so distinguished place in the State as Thos. s. Drew has, this base con- deScention almost staggers belief
 To understand the cause of his enmity to Robt. W. Johnson, we will give few facts in his history. Drew was once Governor of Ar kansas. For that position he was indebted chiefly to the friendship and influence of Col. Sevier. When Chapman declined the nomina- ton, in 1844, Sevier suggested Drew, and pro- cured his recognition as the democratic candi- date. He was thus elected Governor.
 When Sevier was forced to resign his place in the Senate, at the instance of Mir. Polk and his cabinet, and to go to Mexico in the service of the government, he wrote, ill the deepest bosom confidence, to Gov. Drew, asking the ap- pointment of some friend, so that he (Sevier) could return at once to his old seat in the Se- nate. Drew, with this debt of gratitude fresh upon his memory, not only appointed Borland Sevier's enemy, but united with his own ene- mics to defeat Sevier's election by the Legisa- ture. And this is not all. To carry his point and defeat Sevier his benefactor, he was so lost to all sense of shame as to exhibit to Se- vier's bitterest enemies, the letters Sevier wrote him in moments of unguarded confidence. l A proud and honorable man could not have acted thus. From that day to the present, Gov. Drew has never suffered an opportunity to 20 unmproved to islander and traduce those with whom he had, up to that time, acted and relied on. He is now, we understand, Know Nothing. We are not at all surprised. He would be any thing for office-he would join or betray any party or any man, with equal facility, to gratify his selfish and insatate am- bition. He betrayed Sevier, not because he loved or sdesred to promote Borland, but be- cause he thought he could thus 0ound Sevier and then defeat him himself His own heart had pointed to seat in the Senate as the goal of his hopes, and he stcked not to seek it over the ruin Of his best friend. He succeeded in prostrating Sevier, and then electioneered for hls place. But, alas! the little Doctor that he had warmed into life, paid him back in his own current tcoin-ingratitude-a beat him. Gov. Drew has never recovered from the thrust he gave his own fame upon that unhappy occasion. What fall was his, and how few the mourners thereof!
 After all of this, we are not at all surprised at Gov Drews interruptions efforts to traduce Robt. WlJohnson. At the same time and for the same purpose, that he used Sevier's confi- dentia letters, he also used Robt Johnson's, written in the same confidential spirit, upon the same topic-the appointment of Seviers suc- cessor. He will never forgive Robt. Johnson, for he knows that Robt. Johnson can never forget his unprincipled conduct or trust him lagain. Hence all his malice.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
For the True Democrat From Jackson County.

Jackson O., near Augusta, Arh., Jan. 26, '56. FRIEND JOHNSON:
 DEAR S1R:-Enclosed you will receive the amount of $3, due you for last years sub- scription to your paper, with which 1 am we'll pleased, and bid you God speed! Go on, and roar them up Salt river where Know Noth- ingism is especially bound in these southern States. Give Sam ginger on every side, is my advice and those renegade office-seeking de- mocrats, who have deserted our banner and gone over to the enemy-give them the very d-l. Over here in Jackson county, so far, we have had but little political excitement- The mass of our population are substantial far mers who heretofore have been busily engaged reaping, or rather gathering from their fields the ample and rich reward for their labor and pains bestowed whilst our beautiful little White river, is ever bearing upon her bosom some naagestic steamer laden with the abundant products of our rich and productive so-- Most of this class are the reliable and true de- mocrats They make no great pretensions, say
 
 by every new, strange and curious doctrine in- troduced into the land. They think, they exa- mine, and after "the sober second thought', they qct-consequently they are always right, and never found wanting.
 Whilst, in our village, and around the suburbs, Sam, the Know Nothing individual, is invaria- bly,, with some jackleg lawyer at the head, | (perhaps, he wishes to be the county represen- tative in the Legislature, or may be he has some small gimmerng hope to be the Congressional nominee in his dstrict) has been for some time cutting up perfect hurra!-taking things by storm; and were you to believe the one hun- dredth part of what they assert, you might suppose they had the soorM in a slinq. Not so however;.the day of reckoning is just ahead when they will be weighed and most certainly found wanting.
 Permit me to suggest, the democratic ball is now fairly set in motion, "in these ends of the earth. Col Thos. c. Hindman, jr., has been with us; he addressed the citizens of this coun- ty, at Augusta on the 24th instant. His effort was manly, and characterized by sound and sensible arguments throughout-plain 1 pointed and telling, in word, Hindman fills the bll.he has no equal of his age; has done,
The true Democrat., 1856-02-19
Mir. Eufty aud the Lezislatnrc.

In the matter of Hufty, sheriff, before th Louisiana Legislature, we have an inkling tn symptoms are beginning to look ominous f the official prosperity and longevity of the pr sent incumbent of the New Orleans sherhlt The case does not loo near 90 promising befo the General Assembly as it did before remai able jury of this city. Nay, it is said that 1t already decided, as future fxity, to remoY Joseph Hufty, esq, by an address of b0 Houses, from the office upon which he has u comfortably entered. In this event, it will d volve upon the Governor to fill tho vacant caused by the removal. It is also provided the constitution, that the person. so appointe shall continue in office until his successor elected and qualified. There appears to be T provision for an election, in such case, beto, the ensuing biennial election for sheriff, whr would afford nearly two years of official auth rity and emolument to asheriff appointed by u Governor-N o. Delto.