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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-17

6eH9@e - - - ss
0snts:-It hes loag been The conviction
Of our eitssas, that in eta6saq siss full de-
veiopement 70 the rapidly ia@Dselas CON-
nercialasd nenAtsessise tagnkess4of our
goaae city. Hat asui1srse6n ofsevesy
Ameriesa villeee. sssn saa 'sity~A good
sewspsPer,--skssIl b publShed kere. To
ono thss would be devoted - she material.
moral. and religious interests OF the commu.
nifty, while occupying neutral ground in
poiiiics, men Of I'll parties were ready g
render a hearty support. OF this they
gave practical proof in the alacrity wf,h
which they made up liberal subscription
Cor the lie claise Weekly Express" which
Messrs. Harrington 4 Wilkie proposed TO
issue. and which was 10 v .Isdepensent in
Politics"
The FIRST number Of that shse. has made
lis appearance and the public can judge i,s
"sndepssdeaey" BY its contents. The editors
oi the Express" have perfect right to
maintain s'thet there is bu, very little diff
ference ia the characters Of tie Northern
and Southern labor systcms," to compare a
system which destroys the personality Of
three and a halt million OF souls to "the Ap-
prentice system Of the Nor,h. apologize Tor
The evis OF slavery 60 The ''iasepsrable con
comiian,s" Of = syssem Of labor. sneer II
: Uncle Toms Cabin enterprises" and rid
,eule Cos. Grimes for performing his simple
duty Is the Executive Of the State, il they
please SO to do. hu, to do THE under the dis
guise Of .lndependency." 10 s,(air. to say
the ieas, OF it. II the editors suppose ,ha,
their -Repsbliean friends" in ,his city will
support such -Indt tendency" they willfind
,ha, they have calculated too largely On
their gullibili,y.
Better be straightforward. gentlemen,
show your coiors maniully. come GU, bold
i ~ the organ Of '.pure Democracy" and
you will deserve at least the respct of your
Republican friends." and they may admire
your eandor and honesty while opposing
your principles. Yours, SC,
Aoalc9LA.
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Frou, the 81. Paul Pioneer, ID
Horrible Indian eutrags-A Chippewa Indian
Burned by the sioux


b. the arrival Of gentleman in Ibis city
,esterd ~ We are put in possession OF The
details Of g terrible outrage, committed by
the Sioux fndians, near Glencoe, on Sun.
DAY 2ad ult
A party Of Sioux Indians captured few
DAYS previono to the 23d, Glencoe, CHR.
gesaIndsn. Tie Indians In counciI de-
,ermined, aiier retsining The chippewa in
heir possession several days, to burn him
Accordingly ON Sunday, the 28d, the Sioux,
Numbering some TOO warriors, took III,
ch,ppeas 10 point IN DSf.lo Greek, near
Glenroe, aud there burr ed him to a.h.
Our informant received his inioraiaii3n
rom teamster. who wos passing near The
spot selected t,rthe terrible outrage, silL
a wagon 10 .ded with COCOA. All efforts
IN de by MIN TO save the Chippewa werf
futile. lie was burned al sio. IRE, am
fingered .eyersl houfs before be expir, d -
~ hen the ,eamster passed The Indisn vas
led To stsk-, and the slow fre ng W ic
he was consumed. had but paft.sli, de.tf oy.
- his feet aud ankles. While tied TO Tie
take. the Indian wac sealpod and Otherwise
Autiist.d. II is supposed this outrage " ss
committed BY the 81. nx 10 revenge Tor th.
horrible murder of Dakota women, in the
tai, near Lac qai Psrle.
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= AsyzYs 81 zss BAs.-The members o.
shs ~ IT this rosnty have held an adjourn
a0sstiag. u which report as read COZ.
esfning the division of the sih Judicial Dis.
tsies ipie analler distric.s. The following
sasloioa vas Passed:
nsusl, That the Chairman of this meet.
ine be requested 70 inform the members Of
Scott county in the Legislature that any
sSsaneement which they may make which
will eecpse judicial district TO The counties
Of Gcela and Clinton, will be acceptable &
the meubers OF the bar Of Scott county
COMPOSING this meeting.
A committee WAS appointed @ draw up
. bill 70 be presented TO tie Legislature,
psssidiag Tor new district Of Scot, and
ciiptoa coulties.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-17

A y. q. JupsE 70 BE IsPEAcHED.-Ceup-
jsd with The announcement VI the removal
ofjuigs L~compte. CONES tnmor that there
~ili - ~ s6,n made this winter TO I'm peach
Q prominent Judge OF the Cnted State ID O.
triet Coun the chsrg ." says the re
pe9t. iii subsssntiatsd, viii Cause profound
seseSsjos tissoaghout the csuntp." The
ueooipis, il " sad, are areacy in The
besds 81 lie proper Committee.
II same VI the judicial functionsry is not
sssss: bot We suspect bis name sounds no,
aniike that Of the first mufderer.-cA.easo
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-17

LII M B r.!
A
ca NNSN'S
Steam Saw & Planning Mills,
SASH, DOOB X BLIND FACTORY.
Would respectfully cali the atlsl .son Of BuIld
lers. farmers and the public generally TO my large
ard wer s.sarted stecs OF
LUaRER, LATH AND sHI Giles,
and 80 Ga-h Purchasers Wit make Is ub ot.eci TO
call al my i--tee Lo vest Mil on SEQ nd 81 get
where have low an hand,
Fencing Of all lengths from Il 70 "a #.
Framing Lumber Of every dim nsion;
Fiooril u, plaled or rouge,
Barn Boards Of al lengths
Shingles, shaved, cut or sawed;
Lath OF the best quality;
Also Furnishing Lumber, Siding, &c.
SIN now prepared 10 FURNISH a. short notice,
Doors, SASH, BLINDS,
Widow ana Door Frames Arcnitraves and
Arehitrnvs kouldings, Columns and Pr
las,er WORK, Pliaths & Base Boards,
Panel Wars. Co nices, N Guild.
ings from 8 to inches wide,
yeysndah 4 B tlustrade
Scroll Work,
BRACKETS. 4 S>OGES and MEDALLION OR
sAMsNf~, SEIt1LL 9 WINE aoGa e. order.
The n.ashtngtg ~ NY iIgos. sash sa5 hAud Fac
tory 1eine at 81 the latest Had se.E IATssslBent.,
snd having competent work men, al Siaeiz sEt with
me will 6s niio1 ~itb i'rgmplasss and gHaraAieeG
TO give stusfaesi5D,
lion 10 all orders 20 uerta continuance OF came.
dec 10 NJ. CAM n.
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The Toronto correspondent OF the N.
Y Commercial Advertiser says the Queen,
as the iountaia q all dignity in the empire,
has granted Permis ion to the newly el cted
menbers Of the Legislative Council (Sen-
ate) TO prefix the title OF Honorable to th Fir
names! The point was an unsettled one
until her majesty decided H.
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HEAVY RsE--Lsst Friday. the river rose
sersn Jsef a, 81. Louis. including The iiss o.
THURSDAY night. The swell Mas iron, ell
the upper tributaries, but s.s expsctsd 70
be o0.y temporary.
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Fontenslls Bank If Bellevue,
NGiiJyay. gearaska

JuH3 RE, President
fH0s.3l & f9s, IT., Vice prpst.
IONS 8. ~ +, SEshier.
EiE s3bgsYi'tsts are the -toc4 holaers and awnefs
1 o. tne d 5aus. ead are By The provisions Of
- iuaisida2iis responsible all il. issue.
aat viii 70 r.in ~ nstes "a coin III the counter OF
fEs Bank IT B. irvge, Nebaska, and at the Bank oi
Elgin Elxin, III hns, q . Of Greene & ~eare.
Saiat Espbiss iasG. ara Greene, WeEfe g. Benio..
ooaeit B'sF, 10 "a, IL Exchange on New York at
saGteat !Etes or Ia earrshry
MakRtS c, TOWN,
IJHS l. TOWN,
X. s.ffRAyES
q EEEsE wEAgR,
GREENE, wEARK Il BENTON.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-17

LAsoH AMOUNT or CIR pxorsss," insu4s, Ainn....
Aoas. AAc, !lxoUououg rHs srArs ros ~. sAlEsAa,
Estate Maps, piAtts, Abstrsrts IL sAtaaoeAs q r.
Vmess - Aain H.. oeuth Of Sseona :.
DAVENPORT, to,r,
CITY PROPERTY.
sat-Lois biosk los, On Braa, street a..
sla--Psn Of 10, hae Cd 81, .s.,o.
near Sfadi street, With frame sliss son sesas
ais-Wsa half Of lot : block q, v,,.
ing Rouse, ON Railroad ssst OF Mock i.,..ms dsS.
Sso-A hosso aud lot IN last Dsve,,
lot oiocs hou,s VI ss ro.ns. ~. ~. ssa No
ssfh' we1d sssd, &c; price tsoU. ssias, d.
ssi--A house With u acre OF s,o,.A ,
arm part " thscip; tI00o. ~ Assu
sss--Lo, block Is south es., .o.,
western AyeIue, one o. The Aandson,. ~ Ia art
private residence IN shs slty. ''s' 'srs
s:e-Los7 block and / and % bloch -.
addition, nssrths fsmais college. Fxitosi
No as2-Lot No in block IS, ON 81,
eat Of Perry. upon VII eh ID crsc<rd oas los
uouss one stofy rae house, carpenter 49, orsi
low VIZ b ssk
No sss-A ons ssosy bslck hoss. of l.. ,s..
north stds OF TENN street between Perry .,sS1Net
HAS, uns Vsw " the river frvan th,s ~. ASs u
so-Lats7 and block IS, near Ii, R.iI,,.A
t~'
si4-A frame hosse with wo.d h..l ..,,,
ire Corner of saxth street. ivt suxIO0 Mt Ssra
S45--Also the 10, sd,oin,,s !,
Ms;u stfeet; boxso isst. 0' 1saesS .
st. i..ns..na
'as@ ss' @aA's'
sa-A Lot on Maln street, being Ii, psr,h -.
sis--A house and lot bstwessa Br.a, ..d
-. 40 ~ ~ oieSA ., Forest Dilloas sAdi,L0,
s.a
-, o. -. oaanx % sIady and sxtsndtns 70 ns,,,
'fsS ssk-sf iset; price SOW, easy terms sV
s3s-Ahoase and la on south ve.t so,,.
ask--ALyu,s aud ,r,,a,. \, ~.
go sueAp properly.
ay. IA 10,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-17

TAKEN UP.
ny Jsne. Brown, of Peasant Valley ToEushiu
ID ore rid aud snt,s spotted Heller with cssInpi
Hons; no ear marks or orants Pereeivable; snpYos
I'd II he Two sekr OIL last gpring Asa d red
steer With stlall white e. o. On one side and
~ How ors ii rsch ear, supposed 10 be tso year.
Old, so. one ted waite -p tied Cow, marx ed
'yits an usderbf 90 her right ear; 81 posed 10 b
* years OLD. JOSHUA D PATTON,
els-s3. Coanty Cisfk
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SALE OF 1--we SE0Ci&
and .ssfsa<ss sttFssNssfs

I CONSISTING II SEVEN head of fue dranght and
N{u!91dei lleFs.s two yOke OF hne heavy Nork-Cat
ia, i've ana "a yesrs ula six iHe Aileh COWS:
2sr 81 three old Steers twelve head Of and
~ ye4- Old avs, twelve head OF nne sapats; one
e Fs.s re aner lsd Mower of ,c 'ormck's maunfso
tarss one seed sewer uns fannhg MIL; Wagons !;
fipEs. hFrogs Harae.s, Hoes shovtfs Forks and
ser Arfic.e IA Eha faruins line tsdius ',eptnn
the sb tNr 81 BE- sad tt tHe farm OF David H. Smith
asaE Ealioh fasestsas raanly lows, nn
40 day, Fec 2eth, at 10 o'clock A. n
Tf-ss e 81 81 cams oter five du,lars Mae
n ,aths cret1 ihapproyed security.
dee is-w4t n.ftn n sHrrH
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\ Contemporary asks, VIII Senator Jones
oboy thess distractions! We can answer
fhsi inquiry. No. he will seorn Them.
Tn..L.c,,s NIL EQx.y

Dubuque NORTH Wss
OF eosrse be will, simply because the old
Danosstic principles OF obeying instruc-
tons or resign. has become q subject Of
scesn to al latter Day Democrats. No one
expects . Democratic Senator nowadays
y obey the Old Instruction principle Of bis
psrsy--0uch less that under any circum
stances . Denscssiic ofee-holder should
yoi~n a
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NOTICE TO CONTRACToRs.

- EALED PROPOSALS viii DO received by the subscriber
y until the lCth O! JaauaFy aexi Tor tho building Of
tN1 srshUuses cerH.r front aud Perry Sta ana one
Bsai!RE House, corner q rerr, and siath .ts Plans
shd sieeshosueHs ~ be seeea 1t G. tschrans 90
1sellteets oihes, No, . Commercial Block.
JOHN DALzELL
Davenport Dcc. l5th a2ss
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For Sale.

A,osa ,n ,snd for Tavern on the Dubuque
0~ tods north OF the e,rporsts nmits Of
sosPon together wAh Nine Acseo -
sau"a o. whi.h 10 oadss Gu Ivasiop spd sss.
rhs W., =, good fence, with fsnsins wasss . Il.
81 s9uait, y III good dr., cellar, is,ss aable
new md NJ s..ig veil o. Sas,i the bsildiaes -
! ass sash place ~ 10 sssasS ,or ,sa s.:S.sS...
s.s o. ,1,Ss,:, ire, slss: AND drovs. - mr.
o.,, NickoLLs, lsBkI.L 4 CO..
WI fsss 3su,
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sssTg s-fvss ~ sS sA 5sE AE8&
w. .1ls "a 500 ssga. q
s h4fA&t 45@ha
a 90 srsHasa &saaS
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Howard Fire and Marine

IN 81 r A nee MPANY
II philadelphia Penn
Cab capitsl, e5O.09a.
Merchants Insurance Company,
q fhiiadriphia, Penn.
Authorized csptai, a.o8CuO
Amount securely Invested, 100000
fi;a, Stats Democrat Once.
gsefsgeu e.. 8ackt9, cSEbin
B-s - ttypcn
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.ag01s Yt4lAAY ~ giEs
:x4NsrrAu 4.a
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Zen advertisements.
i.ADlt.s, sas,ssE.


M. *. 3PALDING.
pEAGsHIs
silks, Ribbons, Embroidsriss q Fa ey Goods,
Millinery md Drsss.Msking
deer ar DxyENPOHT, IOWA.
School Teacher Wanted
niSTRirT \ i, 1, Pleasant Valley, seost co, Iowa.
Dsishes 70 employ School Teacher Immediately -
App!yts teely.dwis' 4 r WEsrfALL,
rae GREAT Easily wg1KLY PAfxa.
nlAE SEH L Xxx Lso} ass has aaw STAINED the *
stFaorlnasy circulation u uae Hundred and Ninety
Athopstai c4pies Tbs Lkeess is drse cd ~ poiiiE
-.7raNfrar, sIgiSAt ,AIss, sKETsHts. PogrsE, Ia,
AVS. 6ts IP and fpREESf NA-B aud msintaius high
fa3rsi, NO tits every whore acknowledged 70 be the
est iatly p8per In tue world Hence its extraordi.
AID unhsArd VI popult ~ Mr.. BosSsR, the Pro-
ar.stg Of the LKod g emliys the ees, talent in the
writ faBay Fern. Syiyanus OBJ, Jr., aud liner
Bennett are permanently engaged on IL, and viii
ws!ta for no ether paper hereafter Mrs, sganrney,
sso constantly writes for it, do host o. other pop
al4r writer's, Including MIS- Enlma %. h. n. south
sof;h Alice ares, Ars vaughan, Mary W. Stanley
3iUs}n, tiara Sytnes, sc, The LEDGER beautifully
illustrated eysfy week
The new gK ,tpGsa i. priatsd on beautiful white
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haa 'seusst sstkiy paper the country. u is publish
~ every saturday, aid sdd n II the news usees IN
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4NES s&&&s9A8ss > s49& A&&s- 4Tss
x6F Al E&F . 1aNf&& VI ssAp g
@rWr
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~ arm oil ninety On the AtesGu.tuoi m.
u me me between Scott and Muscesin. C..ssEa.
> y per ssrs "sSA @s0i -
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no. iVs.-A mrm VI loo scrss In sSc Is ssd =
~stsP BVoo sssSs0
No. ~ farm sfls2 acres, in sse 10 = n RsR.
~ &c good n"t:,, ~ ser-s, in cuitivstes, ~
~ ,. come log Stable, crib asa ~ a. oSadb
an -. -, SUI o' ~" acres Ia ~ Z NJ b
n.rS ~ ~ .' 81 ut4.os aud aads, teDes, 81 o..
marc ., ~ Young tees, ~ Aosss ,in,L.s : fra1e
slI Toe sna ss ~, &C Prizes e2Y per ssss. Will
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aetss q sood land In section 10, IN % r..s,s
''''' Ni'i ss divided or sold In one body.
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49, tLtn VI W scres Of which d snber a-u.s
from last davenport, upea which i 1890 !. -
Huai pay msnts. S@
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M IL Farm , Of about lag acres In Hickory 0roys
h log house. good stsbliag, 30; psis, 20 = -.
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tl~ s,a.I
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- lafm o. s. acres on the Dubuqvs r,>A >i,,s
housr, orchard, sc, price 0t, - -
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S an farm adjoining Prinsstos on The Miaas
f.ne house stable, good we'll snd orulard - I'M
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-
SPECIAL NOTICES.

: tpunor &n6nasnnauutlsdn uubssosSp setal sos4sss
iii BE- ssertsd al 10 cents per tine zach insertion,
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Ia nne improved Psru Of ,sa acre., % W.
IN ,ss VI nilsn Grove Nosd, hixhiy iopsvvel,
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&C GRgAr FAmILY wg1KLY pArYa.

nfSfRtrT ~ 1, Pieasaut Valley, seost CO, Tow
l/ssi4s 70 employ School Teacher Immediately.
Arp!yts [scly.dwttsl A. p. wEsrfALL,
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- Cheap iai N Of ioo tbs Tipsou rssl v~se 4
wv acres o. god Land asd q q tyV -.
His0p. ~sSN9s - 80
na MIm miles from Prinessos u rs ses,a
u1oe low nsdsr under erluvssson esagvnn q
house OF stx rooms; price 60 : - -
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- Ain Of go acres ~ mllss porsh Of yulses, 70
'es .toksupon whssh crop VI wAsss hae kssa reseI
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No. IRA Farm Of 1876 acres ps., uL,.n-. a.. IN
pasf isnee and nrarly oil plsughsd, sood No. IN
80, WIZ Yen seres Timber in hickory 0rs1s rsnriCx
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n, ,is--A os.atlfai spot near the new Csussss,
soss 9oou ssAms h.uss, ~ 70. ns, veil, 80
"ee~ :" Ws~fFSboink through. pnes lSl ~ acsa,
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-rpoW 4NS3 i's; {


ST. I.ou1s. May gu. S Marshal Donald
son, deputies Preston and Wallace, left Kansas
City on Wednesday last, with requisition from
Gov. Shannon upon the authorities of Missouri,
for Robinson, recently detained at Lexington,
who stands indicted in the District Court for
treason against the q.
Jones is convaiescent
Brown, the editor of the Herald of Freedom,
was arrested while endeayoring to escape the
Territory.
Reeder has fed, but it is thought will be cap
turcd. 4
Judge Fame, of Georgia, has been appointed
Sheriff, until Jones RECEIVERS. 1t is reported
that Fame has been shot at twice while dischar.
ging his duty.
It is said 1900 men arc in laurence, armed
with Sharp rifles, strongly fortified With breast
works and possessed of two pieces of artillery,
and that it is their intention to resist all attempts
at arrest.
About thousand men have responded to.the
proc'am 1tion of Marshall, and are encampcd in
the vicinity of Lawrence and Lecompton, their
avowed purpose being to compel the people of
Lawrence to acknowledge the organized law of
the territory.
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FROM MEXICO

BMTlMoRE, May 1S.-New Orleans papers Of
Monday last have heen received by the Southern
mail They contain dates from Mexico to the
President Comonfort had issued a decree grant
ing conditional pardons to all persons engaged
in the late revolution, with the exception of such
as having commission from the government,
who turned their arms in behalf of Hero. Gen.
Vega protested against these conditional par
dons rs violation of the terms of capitulation
made at Puebla. In consequence of this pro-
test he has been sent to Perotc as prisoner.
General Gadsdcn had arrived at New Orleans
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IMPORTANT.

New YoRK, 19th.-Thc Tribunc's Washing
ton correspondent says:
Lord Clarendon's answer occupies fifty pages
of diplomats paper. Its tone is more generally
conciliatory and guarded than his former dis
patches.
After reviewing the whole case, he discrctlitS
our testimony against the Minister and Consnls,
and prefers accepting the statement of their own
officials. He declines complying with the re-
quest of the American Government
Our reply will be prepared Immediately, but
will require or 10 days, as the British replica
ton took three months. 1t will conclude by
putting passports at the disposal of Mr.. Cramp-
ton Little doubt is entertained that the British
Government will retaliate by giving Alr. Dallas
his passports thus leaving all diplomatic inter
course suspended There is no cause for war or
grave embarrassment of pacific relations from
this fact
Mr.. Surtigcs has endeavored, notwithstanding
the supposed hostility of the French Govern
ment, to effect satisfactory arrangement. His
endcavors arc prcdicated on the alleged apologies
already made, which are not regarded as suii-
cicnt
All the foreign legations have determined not
to recognize Padre Will, socially or officially.
Senior Marcoletta now asserts his claim to the
British mission from Nicaragua OH the faith OF
former commission from the dcposcd Govern
ment, and it is believed that he will be recog-
nizcd. His protest, addressed to the different
legations, is not yet completed 1t may be in-
troduccd into the Senate for debate
Mr.. CHAMPION explains the issue of vcracity
by saying that Afr. Clayton called on him to ex-
anime some old English maps, on which Ruatan
and Jamaica were designated, and colored in the
same way; whercupon Mr.. Clayton Admitted
that both were evidently British possessions
1t is very clear how the misapPrchcnsion might
have occurred in that instance, but the cXpla-
nation does not cover the points Involved in ar.
Crittendeu's and Mr.. Fish corro6orations. Its
supposed now, that he will make a publication.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
May 19-cotton market firm. Sales 1900

Flour firm, sales IL 500 bbls. Wheat firm,
sales 10000 bush. Corn active, sales $4,000
bush. Pork unsettled, sales $50 bbls. Beef
firm, sales 800 bbls repackcd Chicogo. Lard
easier sales 400 bbls. Whisky quiet sales 100
bills Coffee declined, sales 500 bags Rio / l-2.
Sugar heavy, sales 500 hhds Orleans Molasscs
firm, sales 800 bblS Orleans Linseed oil firm,
sales COCO gals Lard oil, quiet. Bacon scarce
Stocks lower Canton CO., 2l1 "a. Chicago
and Rhode Island 81. Cleveland and Toledo 49,
Erie r. r. 545-S Galena and Chicago 100 81.
Michigan Central 90 IL. New York CcntralTJ.
Pennsylvania Coal 81 10. Reading Sc ST.
Virginia skies % IL.
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TO THE voTERs OF OHIO
waeelInr, Alay jan. 1s5s.

Since the avowa of my determination to remain eandi-
date for the Sheraty, the close of the polls the self
styled AsrEaicAx NOTHING, party of ts county
have united great unanmity upon Candidate for that
Office. If all who before the people, aspi
rants remain position is certain that the nominee
of the so-calIed AMERICAS party must be elected
Such an event regarded by real caIami-
y; and part, in producing it.
therefore withdraw Internationally the canvass and
with many thanks my friends for their great kindness to
me- rs we'll as for the promise of their suppOrIeave them
to pursue the course they may of
ISAAC COTS
Wheeling, May 18Th, 1856. my1e
[Argus copy.l
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CONSIDERABLE excitement existed in our city
on Sunday afternoon, created by an unsucccss-
fal attempt on the part of Mr.. Forbes of the
FRS. Ward, to shoot the Sheriff of this county.
The many exaggerated rumors in circulation as
to the origin of the difficulty, lead us to believe
that no persons other than the parties themselves,
know anything about it We are very certain
that we do not, nor could we gather out of the
chaos plausible story for local, as hard and
lull MS the times are.