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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

BLACK-SMTTHING& d HORSE -SxzOEING
MILLER K TAZEWELLI WOULD take
|'|:;.. ! ]!
HI III themselves together In the above mentioned
strict attention to business to inertia hbsfal
n. BSParticular attention will be paid to horseshoe
ing. Augers and hace bits made to order Of superi0
Give oalns feb IL
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

Gouernor Geary left st Louis on the 9th, for
Jefferson city. AT that poiot he will take
boat, and proceed directly to Kansas. The
task before him is one of no little difficulty. II
he shall aucceed in restoring law and order to
that agitated Territory, he will deserve the
thanks of every friend Of the country. .'.5s
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Carriage uanutaetory.

S7IFh SfTc6t, ab0Vs BToadiDaV, Odessa, Del
QAKER Il KEGS. resp ,otfuy
~ :, AZ announce TO the public that
MN they are prepared to manufactures
Z ES- Carriages Of every description in a
N-f=3S5fff-~-EE style of elegance and durability Of
NIY=ssr~4AvAss hnish unsurpassed by any other es
Junior partner served his apprenticeship with the aie
Alexander Jamison of Wilmington. They superintend All
tho work and warrants vehicle Having Just erected
large and smith shop they have increased facilities
for executing work. anc hope by popatant attention
business to merit share Of the public patronage,
N. b. Repairing neatly and eNpeitonsly done and
han narr for sale. iN2i-lY
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Wheelwrighting s. coaohmaElng ut E1are's
.u.srr-rz-, TfiE EfTNnERslGNEn aonla

EAk k3R5R4 respectfully give notice that he is
sszssaFs&AM4l4z now prepared to accommodate hie
7'lT. . - friends and the public, with any thing
N the way nf CarrageBor Wheelwrg.t work. at Hare's
GorneE Hs long experience IS Wheelwrsht, together
with the ant of his haying been employed for tho last
sX years in some of the beat Coach Factories the Unit
ei 5saes pstinss him IN promising those who may IA
article that can be nlanufac' red. Give him call.
may Ism .rI. JNO. TOMLlNSON, Jr.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

oHe irishman hiring horse from another, agreed
TO pay him five shillings day. and to have him for
Two days, but he did no. return before the third
iood morning, Mr. Henisee; there ia your horse,
and very good one he is too % said the Trisbman
and then turned to 60
stop" said Henisse 'tyOu owe me Eve shlllnes
more - e9
was only for two days?" ~ ~ -.
well, why didn't you come back in two days
ny he carried mo 50 far the frat day, it took
horses 20 - -~NAe VI s"e
aHw far did you ride him the first day9n inquired
m about "a seventy.fiye miles, replied the Irishman;
"and a arst'rate horse he is, too
Henisee gave il up. st -3pH
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
NEWARK.


NOTICE.
nR, ]. W. HUDDERS respectfully offers his n o,es.
sonal services to the inhabitants of Newark and vi
e'a.s2. a.s2.---------------.- july l0-3m
,YM. Johnson & co.,
NEWARK. DELAWARE,
MANUFACTURERS of "AIanny 's Patent Comb mad
~, ~ Reaper and Mower Hunts Patent Wheat Drill
SGonper's Lame and Guano Spreaier, Pows, Harrows
l1 lers and other Agricultural Implement
. w. BLANDY 4 BRO, GEO A. cASHb
nch 2I-6mo ~" Nos - SfAs'i'os
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Premium Improved Super Phosphate of

6F8{0 THE FIRST CLASS SILVER MEDAL, was
E5 awarded to this upernr article hy the Pennsyl-
SAAsI vanla state Agricultural Society. and il the
only Ferti lizer, to which this premium has Vel
ped Sed9 M sf@Ssa @ e now offers for 81 e5N hbs
hnest ma nure known for improving the soil and rnsins
heavy crops q WHEAT, CORN, GRASS, POTATOES
y DTldes6g an nnder the srsryison Of first Glass
liable impure. For sale by JOHN l., POMERiJY, 10
south Nhafyss Philadelphia, and by Jas. G. Aiki IA.
uP N.
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WHOLE N 9s6
Giirnorons.
srORr OF A LONG NOSE ,wAasAsrrD11 Deacon

STORY OF LONG NosE {" ("WARRANrEp,D Deacon
-, Of Hartford Connecticut, is well known as
being provided with an enormous handle TO bis cou
tenance in u huge nose. On a late oocasion, when
taking up collection n the church to which he be.
onged as he passed through the congregation every
possessed by sudden aud centr olable desire to
laugh. The deacon did moi know what to make of
1t He had often passed it round before but no such
effects had be witnessed. The deacon was fairly
puzzled The secret, however, leaked out. He had
been afflicted day or two with sore on his nasal
appendage, and he had placed small piece Of stick
ing plaster over IL. During the morning of the day
IN question the plaster had dropped of and the
deacon, seeing it he supposed on the floor picked
u up and stuck it on again But alas be picked up
instead enc Of the pieces of paper which tho manu-
iaetnrers Of SPECIFICATION paste the end of every
SPOOL and which read, sWarranted to hold out 200
yards !" Such sign on such nose was enough 10
upset the gravity of any congregation.
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Delaware, Mew Castle, & Wilmington u nd
REV Castle & Frenehtown

t.,.rst1as1sy7 CHANGE OF FIniE.-oG and after FRI
8sSssssI DAY, Aug st, 1856, CassengOr trans will
@1s--An-s enve aslolluws:
Leave Clrs's Cnrnerior Philadeshia, $50 p. NJ Fred
ernA 2i5 T.. NJ, Canterbury, 25O II, M; Camden Ia
fa IN RoyeL, 5SrnA 80 a. HI 5ssf Nj LSslPSIC s Ar
SO Al NJ ;l.l6 r. M.i Middletown, gOoA Nj; $50 r.
NJ NJ Pleasant, lOA A AS +. NJ; ST. Georges, 20
A. Nj; a.55 r. Mi New Castle, 7.Ol A. NJ. g. IS r. NJ
PeaSs PhbGdgphF@ 6b,s p F,y ar cTrsa Corner As
ipr Cark's Corner, g25A. NJ; Dover, .d5P nj;
New Castle, 9a5 4. NJ; els NJ; ST. Georges, 1850 A.
M; 645 l.. Mi Mt. Pleasant, 1910 A. Nj, 100 r. NJ;
NIlas53yg e 9S A MILF M; fcTpSspd,
/ AZ A. 7. NJ; Dover, l2;l5A. Mi Camden i2,a5
A. NJ Canterbury, l!t5 A. NJ; rederica 1850 A. NJ.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
JOHN WALKER, JR

! , JU41N W1Ihkltti Vim
MANUFACTURES by steam, Sash, Doors, Window
Lfa Frames hIoudines, Nentan and Panns shutters,
Shipey street. below Eghth,iWil,, Del.
Eight by ten SASH always on hand, as cheap as any
made elsewhere.
He has recently increased his machinery, and sprepar
ed to out large amount of work, and with greater
expedition than heretofore. Builders and others in want
of thing in this line respectfully invited TO call
NB-An engine and boiler oftwo horse power, in good
condition, for sale cheap, for cash. july 10-6m
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KaoLIN WAsHING "a y a

'H'HE SUBSCRIBER, encouraged by IT, patronage he
,nsa mas Tecelyef, has improved and ineres cd his
and hs has determined i1 addition 10 the quality already
manufactured, to manufacture and improved article
peautlin In appe rance and finish The prices to whole
sae callers are ct and cts bog q IS pounds retailing
~ aud cents. The attention of Houseke eepefs Hotel
seepers Manufacturers, So, is called to this arne Of
soap whrrAn cd to contain to acids, grit or any COM
pound nurona to fabrieks or tue skin Those desiring
sa qlantlty 10 try, by remittng their orders and i'd
tanning SIX pounds, with full directions for USE Families
ID wanted - ~ ' NNf'''
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VOLUME XIX NO. 2.
.rllEi TRAVELLER


hs~~. II Il Il stsunch and oommIdious Sea
,bsss55sssssEiS Steamer, ST. NICHOLAS, Capt. ESos
oa,.;' - WnITEgAR, " II continue her trips,
morni at6 o'ceck fcI Phiiidephia touching al Benz
nett,s Landing, Mahun's River, Port Penn and Now
Castle. ReturnnE will leave Philadelphia Aonda "
"Wednesday aud Friday. n O'Clock, A. Nj, touching at
Freight entrusted to the CLERK will receive prompt at
Lentlon. III stages connect with the Boat at Lewes,
from Cherry Stone, Vn,,ya Drummondown, Horntown,
snow Hill, Begin and MlsbOro'. Also, from Princess
Bennet's Landing nom Canterbury Frederica and IL
ford; also Mahon's River, for Dover. ap 2l-tf
EOR PEHsLADELPaRnA!
srEs@e, ON AND AFTER RoN2AY, May 5th,
ZEPHYR, will leave Wilmington & !
A. NJ, II A. NJ. aud p Al. PeRve Phadelphia, from
FARE between Wilmington and PhiladelPhia, SO ots
C9ored pesons 80 cents 70 Chester and Marcus Hook
lBl ots.; colored persons Is cents.
FHEIGHT taken at the usual low rates. Shippers az
to spnd receipts, properly filled up
with each lqt oil goods Goods not reoeipled lu will be
al The Offices atW Wilmington and philadelphia
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

STATE ELEcrIoNs. The State election in CAL
ifornia took place on the 3D. inst, and il will
be several weeks before we hear the RESULT
Georgia and Florida have their State elections
on the 5.h of 0siober and Pennsylvania. Ohio,
Indiana and South Carolina hold theirs on the
18th of October. No other State elections take
place, after these, till November. louisiana
holds hers on the Sd; Illinois, Michigan, New
Jersey, New York and Wisconsin on the 4th :
the day Of the Presidential election; Mississpi,
on the 81 and 4th, Maryland on the 5.h
Massachusetts on the 9th.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

xTEAsT TPOUpERs-i)urkee's Chemical Yeat In tie
Il boxes, Tor sale by L co WGIL. 5th and MarNn
ss ' Tist Ys n the
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER, after an experie: &c of nearly
twenty.hv years among machinery of various
- KINDS, has commenced business ior himself at the
corner OF Justson and Front Streets where lie intends
aS,ng general msShns work He has had many
rine steam Engines also cotton and wooen nachinery
t9gether with mill work, m all s variety, juhbing &e,
best mhnhar 81 wprknanshP, from rough and subsa
ua mil work to the hnes: finished steam Engines,
N. BAH work done by him warranted to sive ssts
Fp apr ,0-6m
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DooT. 4. w. HATNns,
2 y N 4 : sT.

ASMANY PERSONS ARE NOT AWARE.
&7y 81 h9 time necessary TO- perform perfect opera
70 those o. DISTANCE, WHO may contemplate visiting me,
~ wel as 70 70 thus publicly suggest to such the
epriedy o timely inofn ming me bs inai otherwise
that effect. request this as favor mole especally
where tue operations required of nature to
tenaeT them necessarily lengthy, as sufficient time
avnt disappointment. II, w. HAINES, b. h. 4 r.
epr in-ff Newark Dei
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

WILLOW baskets, travelling basket round oval and
0osele0 " H 'Nlti0.'' " TT b, hRooK.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

The State Election of California took place
on the Sd INST; but fortnight will elapse be-
fore the news will reach US. Georgia and Fior-
ida will hold their State elections on the 9Th of
October. Louisiana will hold aers on the Sd
Of November, and Illinois, Michigan, New Jer-
sey, New York, and Wisconsin on the 4th,
which is the day Of the Presidential election.
The Annual Exhibition of the Pennsylvania
Horticultural Society will be held in Penn
Square, Broad and Market streets. on the 1Gth
18th and 18th days Of this month, being We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday of this week;
From the arrangements making the exhibition
promises to be brilliant affair. The premiums
amount 10 1858.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

Young Ladies' Institute, Wilmington, Dol.
NUMBER LIMITED TO 80. The next session will
l comnence the FIRST MONDAY in September.
$75 Music French Drawing &c.t AT Professors prices.
Catalogues giving full particulars forwarded at request
REV. THOMAS CANN, A. NJ,
ty-3l2m Principal and Proprietor.
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AJRERT M SNYTsyy

SURVEYOR, CoNyEYANCER NOTARY PUBLIC
No 1873 MGrkst ST. 70eSt side bettosen 6th q 7th
SURVEYS, LAND, DRAWS DEEDS, BONDS, Mort
Sages Mlf WI %e,' Buys 4nd sell. Real Estate.
Mutual llfe Insurance Company, OF Philadephia and
agas IN the states Of and Persons
nd her ADVANTAGE to sai At I6s Market Ssssst DOT
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
GUANo! GUANo!i
TO AGRHOULTUIs ENTN.

FARMERS NOTICE,-I HAVE A Goo }
E314l supply of No if PERUVIAN GUANo, on d n
&AzakS&A feb 10 JAMES II. RAA T
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

~ u-. ,-,- m q r EXPRESSES u X
Alf4 s-4 E EtSSsz4saaz5rr W Philadelphia, New Y ork,
sAs- H-S @SS--SsH Boston, and NIL o tho Eastern
etes also epnneeting with the mers for savannah
daily at 22O and 10 L. NJ. Speoie Iewery, Valuab es
and Merchandise of every description in charge Of
special messenger.
itxpTess for Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Nor.
folk and all the anth and weateTn ciries leave daily
by the midnight train, which also accompanied By
speciR messengers,
hntbB, Drafts, iii s, &c., ollentad mod rgte terms
mud prompt returns made
Goods purchased per order any Of tho eastern
tern or southern States with fidelity and despntch
The public will please bear in mind calf for and de-
hyer all parcels without extra charge.
ExpTas for Hayre dc Graoe and all intermediate places
leave dali y at 8 A, M.
ExpteaS Tor Caynont, Marcus Hook and Chester leave
daily ar, NJ. GEO. CANNING Agent.
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Goal Under Cover.
~@k SCHUYLKILL COAL. 2,240 lbs.
MkT at S5 50 for cash, only, Wolf creek coal
sezE&{~ Of avery superior quality on hand and for
ss4ssAasHe'N sale by Il. @. PLUMIEY,
Juty2l-tf 9Th and Orange-sts.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
NEW YoRK, July %.


The Herald contains Mr.. Brooks mar
ratiye of the affair between himself and
Mr.. Burlingame.
After giving the antecedents of the az
fair down to the acceptance Il the chal-
lenge, he closes thus:
He (Burlingamc) requires me to meet
him in Canada, distance of 700 miles
by the mail rouie-a route running thro'
the enemy's country, and through which,
no man knows better than Mr.. Burlin-
game, that could not pass without run
ming the gauntlet of mobs, assassins, pris-
ons, penitentiaries, baliffs, and constables.
Hs knew that could never get to Canada,
and that were to do so. and he were to
fall, that would never get back. He
might as well have designated Boston Com
mon. His proposition is Of so preposte-
rous character the public will appreciate
it without comment from me. When he
reprdiated the memorandum which was
prepared by his own friend and delivered
in his own presence, l telt some sympathy
for the agony of proud man, driven to
doing wrong that he might retrieve the
honor of his State, which had been tarn-
ished by unworthy representatives bu.
his last condition is worse than the former,
and | deliver him TO that condemnation
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
1v,r DOES THIS mEAN?-Great Brit

,ors THIS MEAN ?-Great Brit.
:. 3spatching large reinforcements to
az North American provinces. The
~ .aon Times Of the 9TH inst, contains the
~ ,,rcement of orders having been given
q" 10 screw steam frigate Imperieuse. 81;
y Cossnck, 81; the Archer, Ia; the Esk,
-, and the Mohawk, 6, to proceed to
,I.rr,. with all possible speed. The sew
,s,uh regiment. which arrived at Glib.
..h.r from Balaklava on the lst inst.
re,e Immediately shipped again fol
,onreyance to Quebec. Stirring times
these.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

EJ- On the occasion Of the baptism OF
the Imperial Prince. $4,000 little bags OF
bon-bons were distributed by the Perfect OF
ire Seine among the pupils in the primary
schools Of Paris. Each pupil received a
bag. On the same day. a monster balloon
assembled from the Champ de Mars. taking
up 10000 bags, each Of which, when the
balloon had attained a great altitude, was
fastened TO little parachute, and sent
back to terra frmd.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

DEATH OF VIRGINIA LADY AT Pa
RIs.-We find the following paragraph
in the Paris correspondence Of the Boston
Atlas:
regret to record the death Of Mrs. L.
NJ. Child in this city. She was native
of Virginia, and the member OF one OF
the families Of that Cominonwe alth, which
was illustrious alike on the field, in the
Council and the Senate, for she was a
daughter of Gen. Lee. Talents were he
reditary in the family her brother who
died here good many years ago, is the
author of life OF Napoleon, which he
wrote at the immediate instance Of the
Bonaparte family, as sort Of reply to SiE
Walter SCOTS biography of that hero; and
| it is understood from those who We're fa-
miliar with Mr.. Lee, that he did not dc
Justice to his intellectual powers in this
work, remarkable as it is. Mrs. Chia
herself figured as an auihoress; but per-
haps her pretensions were greater thar
her powers as a writer. Her husband i;
believed to be the correspondent of thu
New York Commercial Advertiser, ane
the author of the letters which OCCASIONAL,
appear in the Times London J with th'
signature, ga Statesman"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
WAsHIHcTos, July 90.


In the Herbert trial last evening. Mr.
Preston, for the prosecution, wished to
reply to MFR. Walkers structures, which
was objected to by the other counsel. For
prisoner, Ex-Mayor Lenox, who was
standing near, was overheard by Mr..
Radcliffe to observe that that was unfair
and unjust. Mr.. Radcliffe sharply said
that they wanted no outside interference,
and in the course Of hurried coiloquey.
Mr.. Lenox called him liar. Mr.. Rad
cliffe dashed at L-nox. and Mr.. Bradley
interposed, to prevent q collision. Such is
one version Of the affair. Subsequently,
Deputy Marshall Phillips made complaint
before Justice Thompson, who was on the
premises, that he had reason to believe
Radcliffe had sent, and Mr.. Lenox had
received, q challenge. Radcliffe was
forthwith arrested and held to bail in SO,
900 not to fight duel. Warrant was
served On Lenox, who failed to appear
Much excitement and indignation among
the Irish portion of the population at the
acquittal Of Herbert. He left Washing
ton early this morning. The two trials
cost the Government eighteen hundred
dollars. Ex-Mayor Lenox has been ar
rested and held to bail not to fight due
with Radcliffe; several other personal
difficulties growing out Of the Herbert af.
fair still remain unsettled.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
JOSEPH r. CARR,
fl Os'sey at II % sU.
IHeadIey's Office,
t12-ypd ATCHISON, K. T.
YOU DESERVE CREDIT FOR YOUR.
D1Scovory.

D1ScoVer
THE following is from distinguished mem
i Der of the medical profession:
ST. PAUL, January l, 1855.
Prof. o. ]. Wood-Dear Sir: Unsolicited.
tend you this certificate. After being nearly
bald for long time and having tried all the
hair restoratives extant; and having no faith in
any, was induced, on hearing of yours, to
give it a trial. placed myself in the hands of
barber. and had my head rabbed with good
stiff brush, and the Restorative then applied
and well rubbed in, till the scalp was all a
glow. This | repeated every morning and in
three weeks the young hair appeared, and grew
rapidly from August last mp to thepresent time.
and is now thick, black and strong-soft and
pleasant to the touch, whereas, before it was
harsh and wiry, what little there was of it, and
that little was disappearing very rapidly, still
use your Restorative about twice week, and
shall soon have good and perfect crop of hair.
Now have read of these tlings-aBd who has
not I? but have never seen hitherto any case in
which any PERSONS hair was really benefited
by any of the hair tonics, &C., of the day and
it really gives me pleasure to record the result
| of my experience. / have recommended your
preparation to others, and it already has large
| and general sale throughout the Territory. The
people here saw its effects, and have confidence
| in it. The supply you sent us, as wholesale
agents for the Territory, is nearly eXhanste'
and daily inquiries are made for it. You de-
| turn you thanks for the benefit it has done me
for / certainly had despaired long ago of evel
| elfecting any such result.
Yours, hastily, ]. w. BOND.
| Firm Of Bond s. keIlog, Druggists,
| St Paul. NJ. r
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
By Telegraph.
Late From California.
New ORLEANs, July 26.


The steamer Granada arrived las,
night, bringing date from San Francisco
to the 5th inst, and from Greytown to the
2Ist. The Illinois takes forward ST.
$40 600 In freasnfe. All is quiet oR the
Isthmas. It was quite sickiy at AspiR-
wall. Walker was inaugsrated President
on the 2Ist. Rivas holds Leon. It is Ee-
ported that many Of the natives consider
ii an usurpasiou. and have declared against
Walker. Among the deserters is Col.
Mendez and Gen. ChilIon. There is
much sickness among Walkers treeps.
and frequent desertions.
SAN FRANCISCO.
There is no abatement of The excite
ment. The Committee are still in ses-
sion. a Judge of the Supreme Cour,
has been arrested for stab5ing one of the
Committee, policeman, while making
an arrest.
The Committee are firmly established.
The Govornor remains at Sacramento
City.
The accounts from the mines are good
and the agricultural prospects cheering.
The conduc, OF Herbert excites much
Indignation.
The Oregon skirmishes still continue
Col. Wright is not killed. Col. Buch
annn had fight at the Big Meadows
forty Indians and ten whites were killed.
The election returns were not all in
The result, is probably Democratic.
/ All the arms collected by the law an
order men were seized by the Committee
| Durkes, of the Committee, was arrest
ed, charged with piracy, in seizing arm
belonging to the State from schooner ar
rived at San Francisco.
/ The Wizard, from New York, unde
Major Waters command, was sent to Leo
on account OF rumor that the Guatama
Iians were near that city, were fired upo
by the Rivas party, and one was wounded
and several of the Rivas party were killet
Waters waited outside sometime, but tn
enemy not appearing, he retired. Their
is no sign of an invasion now, bu. as th
league Of the Northern States still exist:
an invasion is still looked for at the clos
of the rainy season. Walker needs me
, and money for the coming struggle.
: The whole vote for President was 21
600. Walker received $4,000, and Ii
, rest was given to Rivas, Ferrer, Jere
and SaliZar.
The Texas has arrived, with Vel
e Cruz dates 10 the 22d. A conspiracy b;
been detected at Puebla to restore San
;. Anna. Many priests were implicated.
It Arrived at San Francisco, the steam,
King, from New York.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

n1- Rev. Theodore Parker, in course
oihis sermon last Sunday, says:-"Six
haIfhorse, half alligator men from Kentucky
or Missouri will put TO flight all the loud
talking, spread-eagle Free-Soilers and Alb
oitionists of New England. The Boston
Journal thinks if the Kansas emigrants
from New England will not flight bat
tie" they had better stay at home. Why
do not the political editors and political
eIergymen 60 out to Kansas themselves
and flight battle ?''
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

s6r The Tehuantepec carriage road
across the Is,hmu. is about to be- prosecu-
ted. laborers having been sent out recently
from New Orleans. The greatest conf
dence exists that this road will be open for
the travel in the month o. November next.
1t will give new and nearer route by
which California emigrants may reach the
Pacific.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
WAsHixGros, July %.

The jury in the Herbert case, after re-
firing three-euarters of an hour, returned
a verdict of acquittal. The announce
ment was received with manifestations Of
joy and delight. and Mr.. H. was imnedi-
ately surrounded by his friends, who ae-
companied him to the Kirkwood House.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

Launch OF SHIP JAMES BrCHANAN.-
AT Portsmouth,, N. H., on Saturday last,
fine ship called the James Buchanan, in
honor OF. the Democratic nominee, was
launched from the ship-yard of Samuel
Badger, Esq. BY invitation a number Of
the Senators of New Hampshire were
present, together with other distinguished
gentlemen.