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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

THE MEDICAL SPECIALIST for July is out, con-
tanning articles Diseases of the Lungs Stomseh aud
Skin unechncal LANGUAGE The Spec AIS; we
oply i,u,n,l Ia the United devoted the Medical educs
ton OF the people Yearly subscription 3 single NUMBERS ~
cents Specimen copy cent free TO any p,rt. %
Under the Aston House n. Y.
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Advertisement
EVANS EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
ADVERTISEMENT
DISEASES OLE THE IINGS-NOTICE.

Dr. would give notice that during the hot OF
sunni en- commencing Monday July H. No patient VIII Dc fe
ce we'd after ~ ID. daily go ,- 60,
For the persons residing ct distance from
NewYork visit the city for advice list Of que
iii has which will be forwarded 20 such on P
Icst,on together with copy OF THE 5PEciALIsr giving
xtsnson of the treatment Of Pulmonary Dssos py nhA
don-No s.8 Broadway, N.w-York, July 8, ie5i
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fAdyerusemenEl
harts and

Observation-Disclosures iOns with chars ans
written descriptions Of character sivco daily byPfo
ct the chronological Cabinet No. sos Broadway ."o o"
above The PARK Private for Gene1en and Lsd'ea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

EIGHTH WARD.-The friends Of Fremon. in the
Eighth Ward are TO meet to night THURSDAY o.
Sprrg street Hail. to advance the gre 4, cause OF Free
Soil and Free Speech.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10
Advertisement

Th0usands upon thousands yet unborn VIII rise
In The World and bless DAY offered
OF the reop for IS Depot of Az No. by bsesd
wsy-The fremont Gallery
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J.pcvxv M SpIpBo,Rp.-Three Young men,

IARcFNY on SHIPBOARD.-Three young mon,
named Peter PHILLIPS ia mes Roberts and WI- Huzz,
yeerday by Lieut. Dston and Ofcsr co Of the
First ard Police Charged with having stolen $50 IN gold coin
from John McGilvery While he board the brig Emily
wbeI she lyiI be haIbor st Charleston D. O. Tne
vessel arrived port yesterday and S g. alleged TO be
Ist Of the stolen found In the possession OF n,
ison.r They taken before Justice Welsh and locsed
upf or tXsmI alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

COMMISSIONERS or DErps.-On Tuesday evening
lsst the Board Of Aldermen sppsinted about one hui
DR., Commissouers-<h came as named in the report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

BuRGLARY.-Betv twelve and one O'Clock,
yesterday morning, the boarding house of Mira Meyers NO -
Division street entered bv bSa and robbed OF segeA
articles value The a-cs found Robert one o. tns
bis roo and after sppng chlpoform 70 MS
rose "a with his watch aid psntsoons No arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10
fAdyertisement.

NJ. B. BRADY ia prepared to take PHOTO
GRAPHIC VIEWS oF VILLAS part Of the country NO.
$50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

Our native forests furnish US vii

remedy for all lurs complaints DR. WIsIM Ln oMsnh.
c1mbnes the esssntsl qualities Of te Cherry bsrk with Tar
Ws,es. Il be- cured many essea Of sssted eonsum2'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED BAsK CHECK FoRGEn.-
Officer Hogan the Reserve Corps yesterday returned from
Phsd pha, havh ia custody DsLisl EmerJ sias Elmer
SON. alias Richardson, charged with having three years ago
tho Of Cbsimss Ward 70 check on the Ne-
cLsbcs Banking Association for $780, He drew the money
cLeei arrested hs got DOT OF sight
but tho the Bsnk the signature genuine
sI be medaiey releaeJ subsequently however, the
Teller proved have been mistaken but the Ior.f had no
Moe, OF his has been in Europe AID buc recent
y he returned Philadelphia he was locked up for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

If Their COMMITTEE on that subject. The Board Of
Cour oilrnen, tone time since appointed long list
but man! 81 the nan"s after reaching tue Committee
If the Aldermen, w.e erased. OF course these an.
point rnebts utt be cent back to the Oounclmeu aud
bttwetn the two Boarcs the matter will doubtless no.
n ain IN supense for an indefinite period. There IL
censurhh- neglect in a ths. Thea vacanc.es or.
cuuto in Ms'ch la-t, and nearly equal nu nber will
b+ ADDED ob the l4th Of this month. OF course the
present incuurhtnts will bold until tho subject Is
orpo+td Of; sLd, even though crest mi rtce be
c.Lt the precedent, as Indicating laxity and iregu.
lsIty il II bad one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

FIGHT-AssAULT UPON AN OFPICER.-A fight oc-
CURED esriy on SUNDAY morning. Muber, bsvee9
eaIg owdes bat the Of Oficer alma Of he
Sixth Police put stop it, and ell The ro~dies except
VIM Welsh deesmped Welsh stayed TO abuse the ON.
the sttin-'0u but
otsDs let him QUIT and folding sons Of bis
be. hunto DO
With stones one Of wbh him in the and knocked
BIN down The Racial yet large The officer IL c1niLed
to his bouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10


Edward T. WAiieD, Fernando Wood,
Moses II. GriLnell, George Bancroft,
H. Ballad, James Bro~p,
VIM Butler Duncan Robert d. Mlnturn,
@ Peuouet. George Gdswold,
A. T. Slew art, J. Gouid
A A. Low, Henry Coegll,
b. Cbau.bon. Charles Lamar,
Al drew " Stout, Leclerc,
RoSeJt C. OoodLue. Charles H. Msrshal,
r. Pipet E h. Morgan,
Charts ii. Ruseell, Monsieur Vaseli,
John ID Jones. VIM. b. Astor,
Aug Theriot, A. Nelson
Isaac IT. vnsepd. 8. Gullaume,
Royal Phelps, Jo ATTAIN S'urees.
p A.toip JOAN A stevens,
J. &. Greer BENZ n Field,
&. Ls4salle, u hMg,
(jeorse l. Robins B. l.. Schmt,
j. Depeyster Ogden, Henry e. Stebons'
C. Btcbet, Thomas Tieston,
Stephen johnson, H. bro~er.
g. Comsfock, ~ Sunorp
John }. Boyd, William WhitocA,
John Whine riding, r. huInbeft,
A Meldrum Isaac Bell, il.
Lewis CurE L. Dsmon,co
Samuel F.x Joseph Fowler,
Ieopo,d Berwitt Robert l.. Stuart,
NJ Van Shack James Phelsn.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to the call OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

The meeting then adJoufheu, SupJcct 20 TIC c0 u
the Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

DEATH OF APRISTER.-Heory W. Reese famiarly
known az ong bis fellow craftsmen "tbe Profess d."
and Tor six years past NJ moer or the n4f: IN
this city, died at the Charity Iio'pts On Thursday
evening last. On Thursday forming last, no was
fallen Gown in III. He taken II the hospital,
where he had a renewal Of his spssms, and On tie
everiDg Of the same coy dea;h kindly CAM to his
relief. He was naive Of Utica n. Y, f,rty-niDe
years of age, and unmarried. IN o. Cres., june 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

bola,te here, consequence OF the danger Of hosss
t,s between this county AID Engisnd. Ssgscsssa
uspsgers. Thoe is sn i,Dprcssoo IN conc Qu~sesu
thai the tenaud for Exchange will fall Of 10 q waek
or two, ard lower rates rule. This not the esss
ia-t year at this p riod when the imports msaA
snslltr, ard We re reason 10 lock for il noa We
shall. doubtless, have high rates for exchange usGl
the rev cotton crop move, ard continued exports q
.psce, although not Cbebly a. large a. for tho last
two weeks.
Ip Fr,ghts We notice to Liverpool 10 900 bssheis q
Grim at lOd.; 5000 bbls. Flour at 70. don yN<
200 bbk. Rosin, at %. %. To London, s.oss ~.
Flour at 2s. l0id.: 1900 bushels Grain 70 AaGsxp
q, Cd.
The business OF the Sab Treasury was: Pa
s2ss 23s 65 received 1891 27s Co. Go 900 Sos Tts-
f. Drafts on Chcsgo; Balance, u, 9o577o 80, pall
for Assay Office, s7,322 81; paid on Disbsnhg
Checks, al, 1925 IL.
The business OF the Clearing House was ~ ssS ~.
The earpibgs Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rel.
road Con pany for the month Of June, 1856, werc:
AtsipstJune. isco........'............. i5,SS -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

Tho Hon. Thomas l. Harris, member Of Congress from
IliEols, 10 opyna .. the Assor House.
n 10 stated that the Hon Caleb Cushing lr'enis re
maniDg 10 Washington after the close of prc.eat al
minis,r son 10 practise q, the profsssou Of the h~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

CnAnor 90 PoRs>o L,nns-winiam Lam, drug
brcsey, was arrested yesterday 90 charge Of having
forged the labels ct floilowsys plls snc onsmem 10 .
large sxtsnt and putting The same im.on packages.
prepared BY hiself Henry D. Driver, elNs. 90 nAadsn
lane, the agent for Eoloways medicines In this CITY, -
reared before Justics Gonpoly an maas complaint fss
forgery against Tho accused. Leisb, alleged, 60
sered 500, 00 of bss counterfeit abe~th the int>suoa
of making bs mitson medicine sell well In the wostevA
10 aaswcv.
CAreu rra Acr "A young ran about sspsnsssa
ytars d age, ed Jsmos Starr, was caught coming
Of the cellar of Henry Mlss, No i7e For n ssrsss
yesterday orsns with tub o. butter In his rassescn
Ooer smMa. Of the Fourth ward police conveyed "a
socnsed before Jusicc ConncSy, ~ the IcUer Pszaa
Court, vA0rs he vas com mttsi Tor trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

Intend move nea6loug against the rights OF Youth
in the Territories to opposition to the opinion OF
the Supreme Court The pOcy OF the democratic pssy
evidently TO leave Sss enia sutiscs as an open sass
ton be decided by ths suprs Court declaring
termination eostG of Ibis tribunal How
the question s Doaiaed NJ the application Of the Ga
prene Court ine last rsot IN oecdng points OF soge
rsigny in tnc Territories VIII doIoS be elaborated IN
Congress The unanio se1nmsnJ nt she 5onth, With
here and there an exception sSga the iqns1sr doc
tyine principle entirely a1d tue Nate rghts 70 an
deny the power o either Coo ,he Supreme Cous
TO pass upon Il, Gsacrai Qt has the foor for to
morrow ana his speech viii he iSl.d 10 v,a srk9l
attention prentct that his exooss viii sastrey is
sFpont those wao have formed t@ idea lind hs Il
rash lmpT aciioshe aud unwise as - stcs
leaaer feard the yemsrs rodsy ftoa
wen informed that il was tue iassntios
OF Mr.. Marshall OF Keatucky, 70 tecs my cross
examination, tho exact attitude OF every Eostnsrh 10.
mocrA 10 squaers sovereignty the speeches deycyed
on politics tns winter IN the H1rse.
the feeling IN regard to slave trade resolupoa
has suodeniy suosded from not vstc oa sl3
surface. Perhaps bss beea thou hi best 10 aHo1 gef
lemen TO enjoy their private Opinions rd 10
emigration from Africa, emigration from Cnins 0e
without making such Ideas party tests, IL would nave
Ethridges resolution
The loss by abrasion coin in cons sans circulation "a
much ater than sneray supposed Tde ots cote.
ago OF the Used states since 1913 has $500
o0o GOO Place the ua crcu aicn al $3.50 90
out OF this total coinage aud the ioss by "irInS,'
'axeatng,' ssawiDg,' s'spla ss,n NC would at
70 sum exceeding annually three quarters VI . mica
dsiars.
learned 70 day that q fr,api OF Mr.. Bucasnan, in
IN Washington, had stated By y that ne Ps1si.
dent eject will sustain the position assumed
approval as government measure. What does tais
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

Tho Hon Thomas l. Harris, member Of Congress from
Iiiros, 10 opy'ns .. the As,or House.
10 stated that the Hon. Caleb Cushing in'enis 70
mainDg 10 Washington after the close cf the prcacot al
minsr nson 10 practise al the profession OF the lag.
ARRIVALS.
ssa ss, qsp io Y1ws'sYy Y;Ssr % . s
d spy ~ @ Gf,en Earl SnsSri.i snd spsr ssirc
ass s:sss sss sss n. pI'; %.a. ss's;s ss,s
:ss 4''f Yss; Ssss iss3n:;s ss'
hw,sp ls qsTs ss,1s &C. Gdp psi., ev'
%.yst Syf1 Sis S,s Is9 is :ss ss
sssPf' Gale, ss''f SsssS %
re ss sDs ssS ss sssieS sss f'Iss s
SA.r. PSr% Me-; ss..s,,sn l % sS,a SSsssgs'
.ffs% sl,Ts Ison- brig senl FreneA-s- Macintosh,
Fros. s. hordsauS IN brig hen Danriaz-Ns.r Re.'..
For liverpool ia .esR,sp earaSpTs hras from p.axe.r.
Bargcod. p snssose. of Bcsoa o.rtei and vide
Ssor Sss AZ seSsn = syns . ss
n rd Pg,s q y s g 1 ~
fs uss an sa css.ers and @s a.as osSs ~
wn hdes Il s9sss .Ts
s' .ms n SsssI; s nFsasss .rs ss ssSfS ss
!SsS ss.', n,i ss s's Ts sss.s
fo~sr srs iso%s coS e rSsao 's wss sai
fsnt Of liverpool; ~ ezratn, Paris WIN Marns. Of
sccard James Martin Corsnfs rasseurcrJ1. for Hal
fax Messrs Cunard and niasd lanes banl on u nydc
Mcdonald, Rev Mr. Arnold Mrs Psbury Of Halifax; May
Ramsay, az rewburyport Wm MsacMn o H9"oai v
Gray, Of New York: and De~inr o Milford; heysnder
~ Castro OF Porto Rico; hlo,, Of Nova S~a Rev er
WI marth Of Montreal Messrs Aley Sswat ~ Pctou.
Fraser sf Canada; Steele vile and three children
Total 70.
Hasrs, q Ss .sp snp, sgssN,sss S.s. w,. w,s
erson Rabt Rob srson John English, Michael fully rrck
MaIoney, Bridget 1aioney Arm Meioney Eeano. ksges
John Ctocan and wife fiuohy Corb, Daniel hoAdy Fred
Williams csn noUs'cn rnes losrs csn ssgas syre "a
Wood, Thomas Wood, Patrick Muoy, Micaaol Miey, A
Martin iecnald Gecgs Hall oha bfsmar, /. 3orge fnns
Patrick Brerrn Riehari Dolly Bafny NcGnicy. John
Cal Keepsu, koanar James nosle Noi Rrlshsos Mrs
pflsbans, thafkA " teraei NeN ~ lfannfl f4rcS Cut,
Net Q'pcrRd dueh MOI al Patrick ~ 5aar istt Hnash,
Mrs Roach sat owsnn Bsoppsc4et d.,en Nhus All
SO vi f.erogs, Nj Ngthtgon, Joan Ctaef 3oiepa
IiL,Oa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

rhcy w be rcfcrrod 10 By NE numbers given IN ~
above table.
Numbers 1 10 arc ealcsrecus muds, containing uu6A
mineral mater and asr1An proportion OF polythaanlAL
TIE silcecus orr AnsDs aso comparatively few
sistng of some large cosc'aodlsc and spong n0
No volcanic produces wcre detected.
Number s Alec cnc caoaFeous mud, sho wing, bua
few pclythalama 10 tho naked eye, bat rather rob
vorcscopc crfans ms consisting Of minute pdyshsaa-
ma, with peb cissss, distoms ana sponoites. No vc
canc pf ocur,s we're detected
Boping that the above win thc purpose of 70
neral report upon the character OF tbcse soundngp
for subs qncni publication the details OF xoos
scal rcsss Afforded by hcse highly interesting ssssn
ofssrldisss. Ysurs, very rsspccaaiy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

~ Ma arrival Of tho c,J u Baumorows have isAss.
rsssoe q Ne dcah Of the oelcb-ssd Dr Pv s tho css
nous sAsoesicaf vrisss Of We pressnt century. Hs
v,s Ne ossinsscr At Inc Anglican e. Pw eyns party n
the Church Of Eueana and though his early asscoiaaa
-. Newman, and = vsa numbss VI his dscsplss, have
sese over 70 fspac D. rusey rsmais cd IN shs EuausA
church. MS ra,s moro than twsasy years since hs
nrst created IN Nxcsencns In the theological world sy
ne puocaacs he Oxford TRACES, in which hIs Rrsaa
kaSnirE and svsus powers q rsasoaiaa we're employed
sustain Msovy Of church vovship based upon tns
Apcetohcf suecsssop, aud atfbuung efficacy 70 the
rhua Of the cAurch Of EngAsa eqsai 70 claimed BY
the u,orchof Rome On account Of The pubiioaaon q
me tracts he vAs suspended nom The dulles OF .
preacher for four years Hc OF great learning
s6d unqueetoned pse,y, and hIled the once d Rex~s
Professor Of Hebrew ~ oxford and was Canon Of unrss
Church. He always protested against his name being
used 70 designate the party Of wneh he was the
LEGGED head.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

WAslHSeroS, Dsc. IL, 1855.
TIE Dsbaie in ne Hcuss-Sqp1ar Sovereignty 10 o. an
tTen Question fcT Firoi A1tirdf,n IN he supeme
COrt-Lop ty AtTosion Upon C5sn--PasiRc Raircad
Rpmor.
The debate ic aay "a tho HcuFe upon ths gcsion Of
tqusef sosortgriy indicated very clearly The tendency
Of parties ~ tbs impcrtsn, constitutional ISSUE Tbs
.cpubtsaas iensy nslsi on the wamcl prayso aal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

AwrswKSrs The entertainments casred At TO tit
iertpt theatres &C. ,ths evsalos aaicesty vorraes
70 saa tu sss,rs A. will - ssV ~ o. Nsi'aga !, "a
head 81 ne touitS pase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19
House of Representatives..

PagsIDgsT's MESSAGE.
Twenty thousand copiss OF the Presideut's massage
and docu ments TO be printed
The confederation Of the Presidents message Was then
resumed,
Mr.. QurrsAS, (dem) OF MIS- believed tha. every word
used by the President on the slavery question well
timed and true, and the deyelopements in the House
show that the objects Of the republican patty such
~ the Executive had attributed 10 them. The lead
Mg men la that Organization had declared that
their purpose to destroy that Institution walch
inlerwined with the southern States Speaking tho
subject Of Central America, Mr. Qaman said he op
poseo, as an American 70 bowrg and yielding TO Eag
land or France. This has been the rock which wa
have split. We want treaty with any foreign nation
relative 10 our duty on tbs continent and should Dot
therefore, cat any European Power to the
ocean 10 help 10 regulate central American AFFAIRS Wa
should ourselves attend 10 this matter He belle ge
walker vea an instrument In TIE hands OF Providence 20
carry ON American civil zatiop, aud tha. was the duty
o. our government not 20 throw ostacle5 is
Dir. q concluded oy minuiely dedniag his views On
The theory o our government and its aciica Application
70 queficns or tho day. taking strict state right vtaI OF
the entire suhject
MIR. BRANCH (dem OF N. O., defended the Souih
from tbt misrepresentation concerning s growth pros
pery and social condition, aud con'enae that the ssuo
made and decided In tho late IN favor
o. the al quiet Of south Against aga
ton OF the slavery qreson He depei empoatcay that
the democrats 10 the trucon OF tho Kansas Ne
braska bill They al agreed hat .hs paopie should
be lett tree 70 regulate their Institutions In their way
subject ony TO the Constitution He believed they could
oDy leg late slavery IN their sovereign capa,y
spo constitution makiog power There vas NJ squat
ter sovereignty In that nl but he willing /, aoite
by the decision Coart the power OF tho rer
rories 70 iegisa,e upon that siDIe5t.
Mr. DAVIDSON. (dsm ct La, ensered into an Argument
" sEow thai Congress has Lot and hal the
power TO legsate the vexed question of slavery
Territories, express ing mis- belief that tho history tina
Presidents Usage OF the troubles which hst existed Ia
the country Tor The last year was ue TO the letter
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

Mr.. JoEGs replied he nevor allowed any 70 outdo
him In erosty aud would caeefuy sccept she Sena
tors offer wih The ne should not reque.
20 carry the books sonsh OF Mason and Drons iia
Excessive laughter Hs would read them In the s.rc.
OF Colr mbia bur not bat nigh gst into
the peniieDuary If he carried them homo. (aonoyod
merriment
Mr.. WAps (rep) OF 0hio-- seems, then, yor have no
freedom In ,be Sou,h
NJ. Josas--We have 10 sush freedom permits
TO there aud ncte insurrecon among our slaves and
the to murder vi yea am oadren Mr. Jones
thea aIced 10 Mr. Ia ae when The latter and
Tended bis heretofore Expressed Opiaions .aoerang
higher law The colloguy between dr Hale ana M.
lcEes conducted with considerasle ppiris oolh
sioes and niIo' ded m,ch amussmaot to all iseoers.
ar. WILSON, (rep OF Mass, obtained the floor, when
iho Ser adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-19

nor Geary Is adopting policy which will
afford temporary projection from invasion, If
not permanent peace. The Free-State men
arc better armed better disciplined and or
gnn,zed than ever before. They are re-
spected and feared, and the pro-slayery mon
will be slow to provoke them to resistance
which they have already felt with terrible
effect They are chtered by the practical
Indications Of sympathy which for the first
time seem in some measure commensurate
with their needs. They are full Of life and
courage and heroic determination. The
spirit Of liberty dwells with them as a living,
ever abiding inspiration.
A few emigrants are coming still, mostly
from the North. II is now safe to irayel on
the river. Governor Geary had a conference
with the Missouri authorities on the subject.
The arms taken here have hecn paid for,
and those taken on the river at Lexington
have been delivered up. The pro-sayory
men are becoming sane daily. BE assured
that whatever the North may do, the little
vanguard Of its army IN Kansas viii hold
the post which has been assigned to IL. In
victory or defeat they will bear themselves
with honor TO our cause. Surely we shall
not desert them now. In these dark times,
while the November clouds symbolic IN
some measure the gloom which hangs over
this poor territory let us read the record Of
those early heroic times TO which We always
look back with PRIDE"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-19

tu..,,l.~. iIu.is.tsoi Mrs Aant Doai. ai,c
81 nr. Isms. ~.l.IIfae. arrd SIS ys4fs.
Do prusa. Nov lu.h, widow Rrtsoy Richardson,
aa.t Gl
.-..t 5I wears. kI.o Nu,. lafh urs CIri1If Paarrr
,,,tI.t I'd -fenher and also rofhef OF Hoo. Alunfp
b. 80. or T.,f q. lido. rrrf ID
90 r..t Nsntnsief Dee lu. Mr sylvauus 'lofse,
as,d qI ,ssr. aa. : nonths
'F.thrr Morse was una off ihH Oldest inhabitants OF
-, ,... '.t-o.li. tLcfoen or Nootueilef lie
,.lth.fn b. sutton AlHss. March .s l7Gd. and came
t yro,o h, 1901 In .i,, esrIs part or che present
,,.,,, b 81. = r.,.,,.t and nnitcd with the NJ 3.
-t,r6 r ,bl,i t, ,.,,ai,ed n ,sottby mud vslusble
,.~bcl al ks draih Ht. house vas constantly ihe
,t..f.ur. hoa. nd franu.atIv thn preachers chap
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-19
Later from California.

uGult IMPORTANT FROM NtcAUAGUA.
NEW OHLFANs Dec H.
The steamship ToNas, with California
dates 10 Nov 20, has arrived here.
The steamship Tennessee leit San Juan
Tor New York with $4,000 in treasure.
The vote of California for President was
As follows;
buchanan, 10000
Fillmore, $4,000
Fremont, 1900
Buchluau's majority over both, 6,OO0.
The Democratic also obtained q majority
in both branches Of the State Legislature.
The Californian markets are generally
doll.
Tho news from Nicaragua is highly i'm
pornut
Gen. Walker has been successful 30 a
series Of battles with the Central Anen-
cans.
On the 10Th ut, Cen. Horn-by, with 200
mon, defeated ll00 of the enemy, under che
Costa Rican General, Cunas 'fhe enemy
los' 200, while llousby bad only . killed
and II wounded.
-Four days lighting at Massaya ended in
the entire defeat Of the enemy
Gen Walker had returned TO Granada,
and after giving three days notice of his IN
tonuou 20 allow time for the removal of val
uab.ea, fired the place, not leaving a vestge
of h.
The inhabitants of GRANADA bad removed
TO Ruus, with all their effects, which Will
hereafter be the capital of Nicaragua.
naval battle had taken place between
Che Nicamguan war schooner Granada,
Can't. payson. and Costa Rlcau brig of