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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

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SOMETHING NEWT!

Irsf received per Express Al Tie DAVENPORT
u BOOK S1oKE, No. 2 Io riatfo block Tie ioi
lowing New Books:
Rose Clark, BY tsnaJ Fern;
Caste, y Tale of Repub ican
Equality, Sidns. r sto3, Jr:
The Song OF Hiawatha. Longisiiow;
My Bondage g. Freedom ~ Fred. Douglass
The Old Homestead, Efs. Ann stephens;
i.orais Child, L T. Derby, Publisher
The NJ ystie, q Poala, fhii4p amss Bnrlt y;
The Physiology OF aiaEflass .Doct. Aicott;
Elm free Tales, . +. lreno Burga bmahi
Tho Widow Bedoti, . Alice b. Neal;
Boraer Beagi.s, % " fillmore Sipms Jf
Winnie and I.
Dec i.dtt.
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THE undersigned offer for sale so ip,sa.
L their additions 30 City OF Davenport, on Aoeis.
terms--a credit ofi.2.3 and4 years Wb4be sNs"'~
parties who will build thisseason. ,oYxn
June 10th. 1855 COON y % hG1-st ..
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Notice.

.vOgtce.
y1,AB Banking House OF MACkLOT q CoRBlN
win be closed on Christmas and Nsw-fears
ava pavties ns wing nOles maturing viii please ar
range for them the days preceding Dec 2s-H
saitl -,
NN b., T. y Co.
. Dse 2l-a2w
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For Sale.
Town Of Valcott.

- nWEIIIy(i Houscs pleasantly situated onF2
1 ker,s addition 10 city OF Davenport. ALI now
Possession given Immediately. Terms hbefal.
July 2sth. 1855. COON SAh9eEA.
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NOTICE.

MONEY loaned on Real Estate Security
Vl Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought aud Sold.
Time Drafts aeeeptances discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Commissios.
Eastern Collections promptly made.
"a TALLMAS & POWERS,
once iieys Store, South side Of Second street
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100 LOTS

- 100 LOTS
~ Mood. addition TO Iowa Cts, mrs from the
/ State House, beautifully situated, eommaadings
View OF HE entire city, high and 6ry, POSSESSING
every advantage for healthy ana Fieas.nt iss nnn
or al the State House as weather may permit, OF
he 9th aud lO,h of January next, ut ~ A. ~.
FERNS uf sale, down, balance Ia J, ana
II. NJ. WOOD, proprietor
Dee, 81. dts.
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Interior and Atlanta BANK,
SO Lots fol Sale i.

Notes of The above bank will be received al oa
~ ,,ankipe Houses same rates as other eastern g
western currency. Gooh q oAho1NA'
Dot
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Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa,

Dersous DESTROYS of information eoneera,os aess
/ point can see plat Of the new ioNn f M 49,
- GkO. q. PARKER.
Ofica over Wiley s Grocery store, sdSts
nax annrrt. AnR. ii t5i--tf
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tOHs r. n. f,LLA r.
soaghkeepsc, NJ.
TALLkA
Att0rMeys& &c
and Lar
DAgENPoR
0nEee soath side OF secona
Block over vii.
I AADs borghtand SOLD
lLaiso an Office In Eastern Net
irom which aiarge emigration ma:
the present season, have nnusu
dispose oil lands to actual settlers.
II FLoan sne gotiated Real Estate
-REFERENCEs-
New York ely. Psnghksep
Hon. John Van B1ren, Hon Chariesh
s. A. {. Flagg, Giio3rI Des
:. Charles 0'Conor, n tasserX,
Hiiiisn r .haveneyef Benson Loss
Anthony J. Hlssekcr, :. Prof F. II. IA
" ;iiia IA Is. 5kiamore. Utica, NY
Albany, Ny. Hon. horato Ssymo
Hill, raggsf y Porter Chicago, Ill.
Hogeboome, King and Holes X k.Swiflsnd Co..
Eraslns Corning. Mile and Fowler,
Apil3d vii W lR. Wood and Co.
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LOTS IN UFPEK DAVENPORT.

have for sale number of beautiful lots IN Upper
Davenport on the Mississippi River one ano Dali
miles from the Railroad Bridge. afordiDg oesnluui
sites for private reside tuving me vac o. Das
anport Rock Island Az Moline also of the RIVER t0t
say1rai mile East and West Some Of these lois are
well adapted for many kinds Of manufacturing Dos'
ness and d pom the Others are fine stone quarfles
This properly Is divided Into lots to suit
t9e'' - GEO L. NICKOLL6,
Cor Main 4. "a ID.
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pooks h Stationary.
p Il Z S + \. L =
New Years.

ihE subseribershase NOW elen ior sale al he
low A BOO X X 90 Nj.
No, 10 Grady 81, doors North Of liz. "o-t O dec,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
A LARGE assortment OF some OF the moot beautiful
"A Gilt Books Of the season, in various styles Of
binding, including Paper Moche, Turke, Norofco
Antique ond Gilt Extra, Cloth, gilt side. and edges
and plain bindings, TO suit every taste.
la our stock will be found
ANIMALS, ALBUMS,
Poets r. STANDARD Works.
BEAUTIFULLY illustrated; POCKET BIBLES and
HYMN BOOKS Chiidien's Eovk-, Puzzi,- aud
Games, Writing Desks, Card Case, PORT MeIaies.
&c, &c, ali OF ~hi,g 1fil Be soid
At Eastern Prices for Cash.
Open In The evening until O'Clock.
Ell ADAMS co.
B.a 81 W.
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49, -
~
- $50 &c q
50 4
f~
a..
sco.i
LIGh
.ln,
l rant :,
Ma e 80
& as, s"h,i
LNXCHANG
Il for saieby
eight and TIM,
:
AoA0y
Ssiand u apws I'd p for
Mareh3o, "a by
TISGuRRENi None, boz
Land war;
N reasona Bile terms.
Mch - aACKL, II
nuIy I t. . w1as p
.hsse pn,p,s,aS 70 o".s's an
boan.y Land Act having fslsse agents IN Nash
Men Il
NUTN1 nnrcR
DANA lAN0 4AAoop1
w.nprnop rawpe . pyAvrwoRr It
AeuHAuoAI Ia" e 0AAA1"on1'
Main st Davenport, Iowa.
hL,s collected 8. and proceed. fsi.
Exehsnrs.
n FThs highesioarrer irstsspaidfor Bills 81 Ex- :
Draft. on ali the principal cite. Of the
United States aud sale rats
check ed for at sight
T-T.lAsp v.aRAsrseonstanti!o on hand and f"rssie
at 10 west rates.
PAID 10y aa ana .res.a
NPBosps and Mortyas es boush, snd sold and ioans
negotiated. nr
,orx ruoupsoN r. p.nra,
Mxsss.. PAGE q BACON, Banksrs .stLouis, Mo /
He.sr,. DRyEL & Co, Philadelphia.
Az LD I'm l1A ~, 4. 80 -. |
REAL ESTATE.
.pT1rur .,,on,ton .,var n ,ba buy1ns and
D Ln t, 40 s nt.,on psSinc ofFar.
esfe, e. .. o,,,,,a. - Al, ,andstn
nasng compass Aosse ell, VI ransrsd 10 canine
. ia all atha M MT AZ rng ana take ac-
NOV at h, shortest notice and on the most
ressonabie terms Tt--S
'eas M'GREGog, LAwEs RLAKEMoRE.
n 00 ACRES q land 70, sale On liberal
csdsreonnties: l spniyto
= McGRREGok, LAwEs S BLAKEMoRE.
GiTY PROPERTY FOX sALE-A number ., houses
ana 70 ssss on
psoisaeeny, 10 sal'pufcns'e'''o' A'' ~
MGns1yn, - Mna 1.a
plassdfa'n, isl :.ls o. ssssf.soissis'srn'.
APPiytoi i1qns y, la. WIS a EIaKEMoRE,
M'6kE6oh, ia Ed = Ola . n 81" $50
ALEA. $500
os.a =. ~. HonseoS Me1Sresor, LarssE BAke-
more.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
AZ sA1nr ,ouIs. MssoUR1.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Fire and Marine Kinks taken at Fair Rates.
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vIyEhaye fer sale one hundred choice blndng iots
w in the Town 4 Wsleottand fity xsnsntssteS
We will ALI 10 actual settlers on lihsrsl terms
v" Ss WI ~ COOK & SARGENT.
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Cook T. SARGENT, Davenport.
Cook, HA SCENT & PARKER, Rock lsiaso.
Coor. Sal iEsr & DownEr, 10. City, 10.
COOK. SAR, ST& { ,oK. Fl. d. Moines, -.
NAV Sd. IsiIs Z
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Ions r. n. f,LLa
soaghkeepsic, n.
TALLkA
Att0rMeys& G..
and Lar
TALLMAN & POWERS,

Office south side of Second Street, tstWeen
Brady and Main.
improve Farms, sity property and ukimproYed
land for sale commission.
Forty acres ofland situated on the blud one nd
half miles Coaft House, having upon sever
al aae sie1so riyer. rhecheapest property in the
vicinity Of D,s sppor!. Can be bough! very LOW by
applying
Several houses the city for ,ae cheap.
Improved farms In Scott county near Davenport.
large quantity ofaDimproved and la Scott, CiIn-
Ton, Ceds and Muscgtipe counties.
NAV To, 1885. TALLMAN x POWERS
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Timber Land For Sale.
TINE undersigned offers for sale ~ etIes q mrs.
i rate timber land, situated IN the w OF the N. n
/ of 10 Sec. Town. n R9 +. II mol soia ait'gstsr
viii be cut into 10 acre lots ana sold al aacton or BY
private sale. ALEX. n MiI.hh,
Dec Z, '3s d4w axeh.
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BOUNTY LANDS.

TIE undersigned are now prepared TO proeur
I Land Warrants for allpersons entitled 10 then
under the late act Of Congress.
Land Warrants located in alyo co inthe stale.
yr.~s TALLMAS Il POWERs
AOrit ~. ia55-d-tf
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Bounty Land Claims
WE are prepared TO obtain Warrant ,,tiy for
w those entitled 20 receive them uE.er the new
Bounty Land Act. Having reliable agents In Wash
ington City MACkLOT CoRBIN.
Meh IL
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.sas5s.-ss s--ss-s~sse .2fetoN
ny9-ti
-, Land Agency.
Ian WAR RANTS.

.,r>yE .,naer,tased have for sale Land Warsntse
Different szes, hich they will selifor cash OF -
tiine 10 suit purchasers.
Thsy will nav particular attention to selection aAd
Iaca rion sf land. in Fort Des Moines. Fort Dodge,
e herNsn and other Western Land Districts At4os ~
pay q, ent sftaAes ard land bBsinessgeuefauy.
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PERIL.

TRADE WITH B0LIvIA-DIsAPPEARANCEO OF FEVER
TINUED-POPULAR REVOLUTIONARY MoHFciRdng
The trade With BSqiions effected in la Paz and Cocha
banda. Importatons in africa have been made by tn
following vessels; Bella Guiana from Bordeaux; Mary
Goodell, from Boston, and HON, from Callao. The
Rapido, ffom San Antonio, imported cargo of wheat
The Jtana had been despatched for Hamburg with pro-
ducc Of the country and the Favore to sail in few
days There an ncessant arrival Of produce from
the interior particularly copper bara and the stock OF
this article in africa amounted TO 81, 900 a.
The fever had disappeared from Iquique.
The national Convention continued its sessions, and on
account of the fever prevalent in Lima had removed
to the bathing place OF Chorrilos together with the
government but not before increasing the members
daily allowance from eight 70 twelve dollars each Alaw of
complete amnesty has been issued ordering the ranks Of
such persons under Gen. Echenques admnisra
ton to be recognized, granting them pensions and also
awarding such military pensions the law allows TO the
widows and children Of those who persisted in de-
fence of the government during the late campaign All
the stupid DEGREES Of the proyisory government are
therefore annued
But at the same time fresh extraordinary powers for
six months have been accorded TO Gen. Casla strength
enng his dictatorship with authorization to imprson per-
sons search private dwellings, suspend the functions Of
Judges &c. Some military disturbances had taken
place in Chncha and Chicayo, but they bad been put
down.
However, revolutionary attempts continued to burst
FORTH and no confidence was rerosed in the stability OF
the present state Of things.
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NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
from the Panama Herald, June 1911

from the Panama Herald, June 1911
The British West India mail steamship Clyde reached
Aspinwa late the evening Of tho 9th inst, with dates
from Greytown to the 9th. There was no c0mmunca-
ton with Costa Rica and consequently there mails
from that republic. report brought by the Clyde
that revolution had broken out among the Costa Rcans
but the correctness OF this we very much doubt.
1t stated that Walker had sent special commissioner
to Salvador treat with that State but that he was sent
back Immediately without efecting anything satisfactory
We have unable to learn the present whereabouts
Of Walker.
Provisions continue scarce and high at Greytown.
Several of Walkers army who had left their leader
came down to Aspnwall on the Clyde, We are told, In
most INSTRUMENTATION.
Col Kinney remains in Greytown and Is making no
progress towards improving his condition.
Affairs generally, far as known, were In wretched
state throughout the country
Tho Eurydice still remained at her post In the harbor OF
San Juan del Norte. The Daniel Webster had reached
there from Aspnwail on tho 9th inst.
The schooner vinancia from Puna Arenas via Chirqu
arrived in port Tuesday the 18th Of june This
sci brings no late from Costa RIGA, beyond the In
tegcnce that the army disbanded and cholera
raging throughout the state.
Weregret deeply to learn, by this arrival the death OF
Baron Buow Chief Engineer OF the republic Tho Baron
died OF cholera, whilst his return with the army from
Nicaragua,
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NEWS FROM THE WEST INDIES.

SILK Worm Culture In .Jamaicn-4eayy
Kains-Death Of Naval Ohicer-Dep"rture
OF the observation-disclosures Changes
Improvement In the Weather.
We have files from Kingston, Jamaica, dated to 18th
Of ..lne.
ihe Colonial Standard, of June 0, says-The first
Matching of the Eria silk worm in Jamaica has we be-
ievc, been completely successful with all those who have
had charge OF the insect. The batch of worms placed
under our care have now with scarcely an exception,
completed their cocoons, OF which we possess between
sixty and seventy full and well formed specimens The
moths will probably come forth from these in from two
to three weeks and each female lays about 200 eggs
some idea may be formed of the extent Of reproduction
which may be anticipated from the large number which
already in similar state OF orwardness in the hands
Of others.
The Falmouth Post Of June 9th, SUBSTITUTING the last
eight ten days there have been heavy and also con-
nuous rains in every parish Of the island doing much
injury TO the roads.
Mr.. j. Hitchins, master Of her Maestys steamer Ter
magant died at the Naval Hospital, Port Royal, sun
day. June lst, having just returned from that day.
John Brisowe had been appointed master in the High
The Bishop Of kingston held his nrst general ordna
ton on Sunday last the 25th inst in the Cathedral
chHrG Of ST. sge de Ia. Vega Spanish Town.
nor Of Jamaica.
His Excellency the Governor and Lady Barkly embark
ed on the morning of the eth OF May for England.
The postal communication between the north and south
sides OF the island, and Kingston had been much inter-
rnpcd in consequence Of the heavy fall Of rain and the
swollen state Of the rivers and gulleys.
The Hon Mr. Edwards has been aIpFSiniN" = : = '''
Admiralty a,s cou eps y Arts Of Jamaica met on the 4h
instant when the final departure from the island Of the
Hon. Mr. Ch,y, Vice President Of the Society, was an
nounced
The severity of the May season haeabated. The da
mage sustained by the heavy rains In all parts Of the
island has been incacuabe. To ascertain its full amount
will occupy much time Fine weather has set in. Strong
sea; anti-iever breezes, prevailed
MARKETS.
KINGSTON Jam, June Observation-Disclosures of Ameri-
can been very large which completely checked the
upward tendency in prices, which We noticed In our last
ISSUE and have 10 report some sales at IL I'd.
l3hd but that large portion OF the receipts still on
consgnces' hands BreadNo sales in foreign 10 report
Codsh-A cargo which arrived since last ISSUE and
which had in large supply Of herrngs and moderate
supply of mackere sold promptly at 16s in erces and
1885, boxes. Flour-Sales at auction at 36s 3D. 37s
1885, is now demanded. Hams-American are at Cd. a
Sd. Iard-Salcs at7d. Lumbcr-W. !. Is abundant; W.
C.. shingles are very scarce. Pork-At auction, lot
sold nj Oils.
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NEWS FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.


Death Of q Chief Justice-Bills Passed by the
Legaslature-Proccedings Of the Chamber
OF Comnerce-vsluo OF Property--visat Of
the King 70 the War Ships-A New News-
paper-Gsrievanees Of Merchants.
Our tiles from Honolulu are dated to the 10th of May
One Of the local chief justices died in that city on the
7th uitimo
The following bills had been passed by the Legislature:
AN act 10 authorize the purchase or construction of an
tersand steamer; for the Improvement of Honolulu
harbor 10 provide for the support Of persons arrested
civil process To provide for the appointment of Commits
sioners Of Private Ways to amend the law relating
appeals from the inferior courts TO the Circuit and Su
preme Courts.
committee Of the Chamber OF Commerce had re-
ported us-The committee appointed to draft resolu
tons expressive OF the thanks this House to the Hon
VIM L. Lee, would respectfully offer the following for
your considerations
Whereas, the mission of the Hon. VIM L. Lee to the
United States has resulted in the successful negotiation of
treaty o. reciprocy which, If carried into effect, will
prove OF ncalcuabe advantage to tho agriculturist and
Of great benefit to this nation; therefore,
Resolved That the thanks of this House are hereby
expressed and rendered to him for the able and jealous
manner this important business conducted and that
the people, Is nation, have to feel under great
Tor nus personal cxertons in electng great
an object notwithstanding his ndisp0sition.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions be pre-.
sented by committee Of this House TO the Hon. VIM L.
Respectfully submitted. (sgned)
C. S. BARLOW
=. CUMMINGS,
JOHN RICHARDSON,
s. L. KALAMA,
NH 8. N. KAMAKAU.
Four town lots belonging to the estate Of Mr. s. Roy.
nods were exposed for sale at auction lately and real
lied In all, @28, 420.
His Majesty accompanied by the Ministers OF Foreign
Relations and Finance and his high Chiefs visited on the
I'd ult the several men ofw in ,ort and received
everywhere with faiutcs the usual honors. There
"a 81,
matter in which the King takes great interest and every
thing was done to make the time passed the water
agreeable and complimentary to the royal visiter
Mr. Il. N. Whitney has circulated his prospectus Of a
new weekly newspaper, to be called the Pacific Com.
me'cidl Advertiser, the first number Of which will be
issued about the first of July, in Honolulu
meeting of merchants and other residents Of Honolu
lu was held lately, pursuant TO the following caiiThe
undersigned merchants and residents Of Honolulu learn
ing that the Hawaiian Legislature, session. propose
repeating the law requiring the entries at the Custom
House to bemade in Hawaiian English would respectful
lyca public meeting Of the citizens of Honolulu
tain by petition the action Of the Representatives. who
have rejected the above enactment, passed by the
House OF Mobiles. petition adopted.
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BOLIVIA.
PEACE INTERNATIONALLY RULE ENDORSED BIZ
THE NATION.

Peace has been completely established in this republic
General Cordovas administration proves, up to the pre-
sent moment, worthy of the support Of tho nation.
The committee for compiling the codes oil law was in
stalled at Sucre the LIST April and several projects for
internal improvements mentioned az engrosslng The
attention of government and the various towns.
The yellow fever was making some ravagcs In the
provinces Of Onsasuyos and Munecas.
The citizens who stood by government during the last
revolutionary attempt, have been rewarded with me-
dial Of honor
The Panama Herald Of June 10th, says-The Consul Of
France here, Count de Noent, has We understand re-
ceived notice by the mail from Europe OF his removal
from Panama CobUa, the Bolivian port the Pacific.
Wo have not heard yet when his successor to the Consul
late here Monsieur De Ouessent, is expected out.
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Our Waslainxton Correspondence.

Our Washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, June, %, 1860.
Project for Nominating Secretary Marcy xeu Governor q
the State Of Nee Iogk-Aayor Woods Efforts TO ProcsSe
his ocra Nomina,ion-Mr CdmpbeUs Cbsdtsa ~ ~
Washington Wig Mtssing de-. dc.
combination OF interests North and South are Il woEk
to make William L. Marcy the next Governor Of the Sats
ofNcw York. No doubts his ability TO get the nosl-
nation; but the apprehension u.s. that he will not allow
his name TO be used having expressed determination -
retire into private life at the close Of the Pierce adina
Eaon will be reoollected that Marcy's letter 70 tAe
New York ratification meeting endorses the principles,
in full Of the Cincinnati PLATFORM and that in the eveae
OF his nomination he must be swallowed by the sofia -
pro-s,avery man, from stem TO stern.
The leading Southern democrats favor this rnovemsae
believing a. they do that Marcy carry the State Il
New York against any other candidate and thus give ~
prosavery party Of the South its thirty-Hve votes
for their Presidential candidate. This with Pennsyva-
MAS twenty seven votes and the South's hundred
and twenty votes would make Buchanan President, WIN
thirty votes To spare But the friends OF Fernando Weed
arc in the way with Mr. Dan f. Sckles leader; anA
during tho proracted stay in this city OF New Yors
Mayor, on his return from Richmond, members Of Con-
gress and prominent New York politicians soundsA
over bottles Of wne upon the subject and the decree ha6
gone forthWood for Governor, defeat to the deme
cratic nominee. This is serious fact and not jest and
has the approval OF virgnias Wse whose promises -
address New York Wood ratification meeting has been
given should his Honor the Mayor succeed forcing him
self upon the democracy Of the State for the ubew
material candidate. II is probable that Mr. Marcy views
upon the subject will shortly be ascertaned there
gentlemen from New York now here upon this business
Mr.. Campbell, OF Ohio has received, for himself, ~
his conduct at the Washington wing meeting last S4ur
day evening general censure. The meeting called
for the old line wings aud others invited -
attend But Mr. Campbell thinks proper t. force himself
forward and to introduce niggersm, against the wishes
and unanimous protest Of tho cong tegated assemblies.
The venerable Mr. Seaton the chairman of the meeting.
called npon Mr.. Campbell to retire. but this person 70
fused alleging that his being formerly wing gave him
the right to be present and to be heard He frequently
interrupted Senator Jones performing part that would
ut any time have reflected upon the leading spirit Of th0
New York subterraneans, and TO free tho
meeting of the intrusion and designs Of this honorable
gentleman, an adjournment was declared and tho GO
turned on. This is the Mr. Campbell that the nggertss
abored TO FAKE Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.