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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
STAR or THE KANAWHA Valley.

Hon. II. Dunbar, Hon. David Nc
Cymas. Blackwell Chiffon. James II
Brown. T. L. B.ouh, J. H. Fry, Robert
Blain, J. L. Carr, John A. Warth, J. H
Goshorn. E. W. Mccomas, w. A. Quar-.
rier, W, NJ. Estill, Jacob GoshorR. psoh,
CIarkson, E. Kenna, Frsni.. L. Gram,
" 4 A., \, Wood. Ivy L. Chandler, Al B.
n -, :; , My'tW P. Payer, SAM Hama Ia
David Ghilders, A. g. Wallet u s,. y, = !
Jones, w. H. Truslow, H. o. s s,ssoh Il =. ~
l.. Day is, J. J. Bean, =: Me : 'T.hnn,n.
J. W. Wears, ssm'l Rust B; 5; l9 n ;
T S2n' %, " g GibEart, George Rogers,
~; HaIro,, Jaeob MYERS, Jno. Snyder,
~ ~. '1 ,,,;re JsrrettJ W. E. Chiffon, "A.
Giyens, John Hammock ks, .. Il. M'lam'
H. NJ. Dnderdonk.
Authorization. oamuel L: nay .,
Of Gilmer, Hon. Char les >. Lewis 81
Harrison, and J. NJ. Bennett 7
Lewis '..H y
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
! The District Convention.

We regret very much the misunder-
standing which cxis IS relative to the time
and place for holding the District Con-
vention to appoint delegates to tie Gin
cinnati Convention We agree with our
friend of the Parkersburg News, shat
there is but little doubt that quite mum.
Der if not ma ority Of the counties Of
the district, cannot be represented at
Weston. If journey on horseback,
says the News, of from one to three hun.
dred. miles, would not deter them, the
short space of time intervening before
the first of May wou ID render it impossi.
tble. We therefore suggest that, provi.
ded the delegates from any of the coun
ties attend at Weston, and it is found
that majority of the counties are un.
represented by actual delegates, that they
adjourn, to meet at this place (Parkers
burg) on the eth Of May next.
We subjoin the following card from J.,
number of gentleme n residing in this enc
ofthe district, favoring Parkersburg a.
the place Of holdiu the conventions:
The undersigned members of tn,
Democratic party, of the 14th Elec
toral District, regret to see that tw,
different times and places have beer
designated for holding the Democrat
ic Convention in said District. to ap
point delegates to the Cincinnati Con
vention, and beg leave to res ectfull,
state our opinion upon the subject
an | also what we feel satisfied is tn
opinion Of the party in our respectiv,
counties. 1t is important that VI
have unity and coneert of action, an,
that we have a full, free and fair con
vention, with delegates from as man,
of the counties as possible; and il
order to accomplish 80 desirable
result we shoull agree upon the plac
most ACCESSIBLE to a majority of tn
counties of the District. We consid
er Parkersburg d more central point
and far more ACCESSIBLE to q larg
majority of the counties Of the Dis
Itrict than, Weston, and as Parkers
burg had been suggested by nearl,
the whole of the delegates from on
I District, in ourlate State convention
we hadShoped the time and place pro
posed BY them would have bee
cheerfully> acquiesced in, by the pan
ty throughout the District. To plac
the convention at Weston would b.
lin effect, to Ndisfranchise nearly Q
quite. the whole Of the counties i
| the Western end Of the District, q
it wonld be impossible for delegate
from those ccnDties torpaeh .Wcsto
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
Visiting their Country EOnsinS.

Some OF our Gallipolis friends have
sent their children to our peaceful little
village. on a visit to their little country
cousins residing here. The little fa'"*s
have been provided with Hne lot oil
toys to amuse them "es during their
stay. Among -.ner toys they have sew
eral drums and q fife. with which they
havs created quite an exhilarant and
chivalrous spirit among their little asso-
cistes. Taking the middle of the streets,
and then the side walks, they parade
around and through the village, drawing
large crowds Of their little cousins, and
We may say some large ones, 1--WE thought
there were some boys as large as men
with them the night We saw them all
highly elated, as much so, perhaps, as
they would on hearing real drums and
tifes, managed BY experienced musicians.
We hope the little city COUSINS may
have a pleasant time while here but
they should be vel y careful not to use
obscene Language, especially when passing
houses where young ladies are stopping,
or on the streets when ladies' are going
by. There are bad children in every
community. and SO here, they, when ful-
lowing you, may say naughty things and
blame you for it, but if You. are careful
about wha: you say, all will be we'll: The
drumming will be ve ry acceptable toyour
aunts and uncles who are sick or those
having head aches, Especially when you
are at it so late at night. : =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
Post Office Robber Arrested.

He PHrlADELPHrA, April Is. - Col.
Hughes, special agent ofthe Post oil
Tee, this morning arrested George VI.
Townsend. who broke jail at New,
castlewhile waiting sentencefor steal.
Ing a letter from tile Whilminp.on
post office. The prisoner had ahearI
ing before Commissioner Hazlitt, end
was remanded toprison to await / r..
QUESTION from the United States al
thprities Of Delaware. He had thres
rreFofyers On his person, and ever
barrelcharged. When he ESCAPED ID
liberated seven other prisoner. ~
Townsend is about 90 years off sgr.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30

The "Waverly Magazine" has been
received. We look upon it as the best
paper Of the kind iii the United States. =
To our friends in want Of good literary
paper, we would recommend the 'tWa.
vorly Magazine, . published weekly, BY
Mosrs A. Dow, Boston, Mass, al two
dollars per annum. #., il
"Godey's Lady's Book for May is
20 our table. As usual it i replete with
fne engravings, fashion plates DC, and
1tsrary articles ofyarious elias ses, all o.
hem good. Terms IS per annum.-
Address Z. A. GoDEY, lis Chestnut st.,
Philadelphia.
"Peietson's Magazine" for May has
BEEN received. and presents an entertain
ihe list Of contents. Price sR per an
Enm. CT. PErELsoS, Publisher, los
Chessnut-street. Philadelphia.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30

and return home, in less than ter
days or two weeks Of harl travel, and
that, too. at the very time when the
farmers will be busily engaged in
planting corn, and the lawyers, land
others will be in attendance upon the
Spring Courts. WeIare satisfied that
a large mqjority of the counties OF
the District prefer Parkersburg to
Weston; because il il a far more ac-
cessible point, and mech larger
Goarentton can be Had there than at
Weston. We therefore respectfully.
suggest the same tim E and pace first
proposed by 3 majority Of the dele
gates from on District, at tie late
State Convention. to wit: Parhers-
burg and Me:27tA Of Nay, 1856.
}. 9. NEwMAs, Of i Mason,
a J. "A. KLINE, Is i" =.
II. M. OSDERDoSK, Of Kanawha,
J. GosHoRN, /"
- d. GosuoRN, I" " I
H. B. CoLL1Ns, Of Richie, 4
.. V. r. Moss. Of Cabelf, =
E. WElLs, of Jackson, 4
~ THos. xxx. r = ...,.'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
p,.mo,ratie @''Ing IN cnb'll1,

: meeting Of the Democrats o.
..6ell, held at the Court-hodse on the
9th OF April, 1856, 70 appoint delegates
to represent the eounty>at the Parkers
burg Convention, toIbe held on the last
Monday in May>hext, on motion, A
Belchef, Esq was called to the Chain
and Enpch<Blankeps hip appointed Sec
retaryr} iii E-...H Hi
On motion Of A. @. Jenkins, Esq, the
Chairman appointed the following gen
tlenien delegates: 4. j.; IL
Elijah ricketts,, l. ong, F.. c. BuAiag
ton, Dr.. Thomas Rut fington, A.. Laidley
Esq ~ w. c. Miller. Charles Norris T
Th9rnburg. John Morris, G. Simmons
Tbos% Harmon. jr, James Carol, sen.
Enoch Blapkenship, Albert Moore, I
h. The following gentlemen were aPpoin
ted as alternates> l. Il ! -. %'E. t..
j. &c! Newman, Capt. A. Nc Csusland
of Mason county; R, T: Harvey, Of Put
nam; VIM. L. Jackson, Of Peasants; E
W, McComas, Jas, IL. Brown Thomai
L. Broqn, Henry Ftzhugh, VIM Quar
rier, Of lzanawhs. HI Ii I'M
On motion of T. D. English, the Chair
man and A. G. Jenkins were added L
the delegation; and that the proceeding
be published in the Star Of the Kama
whs Valley" L.. >,sH :t/
On motion, the meeting adjouy1el
sine die. A. BELCHER, CKn.
ENodH BLANKENsH1p, Sec. n -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
Democratic n Getting in KaRaWha.

A, n meeting Of a port on Of the De-
mocracy Of Kama wha. co unity. held pur-
suanttn public no tice, at thc Colr-house
of said county, on the first day of the
April court, on motions severally made,
TnouAs J. Buster. ESQ :, was called to
the Chair and John p. A nderson appoin-
ted Secretary. /. T. ~
The following preamble and resolu-
tons, setting forth the obi ect of the meet
ing, were offered by jar hes II Brown,
Esq, and after ding more fully explain
ed BY that gentleman, were, on motion Of
john A. Warth, Esq, unanimously
adoped: Va IL.
MHEREAs, different calls, entitled to
grea. respect, have been mad" and pub,
lished for thesassfmbling OF the Convrn-
ton for this Electoral District at differ
ant places and at different times, all of
which are objectionable either on account
Of time or place. And whereas a peril
nacious adherence to the local or partic-
ular preferences Of the respective parties
must tend to fos ter sectional jealousies
among the Democracy Of this District,
and may result in two Conventions, and
double delegation, with a possibility Of
neith er being permitted 70 participate in
the proceedings Of the National Conven,
ton at Cincinnati, and this District be
unre presented. And whereas, we, in
common with every true Democrat
would deeply deplore the occurrence o
such a state Of til ihgs, and are ready tc
yield any preferences we might have OF
the subject for>the sake Of union and har
mony among brethren; therefore,
| Resolved, That this meeting will ap
point delegates to the Convention pro
tpose d 70 meet at Weston, on the lst da,
Of May next. II. NIL - =.
| And whereas, among the many distin
guished names n ow before the countr,
for the Presidency y, tits not only natural
but highly proper, that every either
should have an opinion and preference o
his own; and as occasions like the presen
are particularly appropriate for the ex
pres sion of it, therefore ".
/ Resoirei, That above all others, Z W,
prefer JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pennsylva
mia, as our next candidate for the Presi
deney of the United States.
i Thomas L. Broun, Esq, introduce,
with some suitable remarks, the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimousl,
alop ed: 4. La i .-..../
i \ Resolved, That Hon. Henry A. Wis
is entitled to the thanks Of the Demoerac,
of Virginia, of the South and of til
4 Union, for his gallant and successful win
dics ,ion of their rights and principles i
: the late Gubernatorial canvass. Il,
On motions seyerally made by differ
ent gentlemen, it was ordered that tn
: Chairman appoint Fifty delegates to tn
proposed Convention at Weston; that tn
Chairman and Secretary be added to til
list Of delegates; and that the proceed
ings of the meeting be published in tn
. "Kanawha Republican" and the "Sta
Of the Kanawha Valley
On motion of TIL. Broun, ESQ, th
meeting then Adjourned.
THOMAS J. BUSTER, Chm.
JONI P. ANDERSON, Sec'y.
y The following arc tho delegates an
alicrnstss appointed ~ ilie rhsir.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
From Central America.
NEw YoRK, April /

l.. y. New York, April 16.
The steamer: George. Law, with
California mails to March the goth,
has arrived. II
The news BY her confirms the re-
ported defeat Of Walkers troops,
which was brought to Panama be the
Dutch steamer Emily, from San Jose.
Col. Schlessinger, Of Walkers ar
my, with 400 men was well fortified
at Hacienda Santa Rosa, when he was
attacked by the Costa Ricans and en-I
tirely defeated Nineteen Americans
were made prisoners. A court mar
'tial was held on them by the Costa
Ricans, at which they|were condemn
ed to death. They were then led out
and shot. They were chiefly Irish
and Germans. M
Accounts say that Schlessinger's
party was surprised BY the Costa Ri
cans, who after firing one volleyleap-
ed the wallis, with knives and bayo-
nets, cutting down all they encoun-
tered. FIE NI .s
The Costa Ricans had sixteen kill
ell and twenty five wounded. !;
Ninety ofWalker's men we're found
dead, and II is supposed that others
persisted in the woods to which they
fed. q "
There was great excitement IN Cos
ia Rica, and the war was very popu-
lar among all classes. Many foreign
residents had rendered their services
to the President.
The chief army, 5000 strong, under
Mora, were marching to Nicaragua,
and would reach the frontier in eight
days.
| A dispatch says the attack lasted
fourteen minutes. when the fillibus.
tiers broke and fled terrified to the
woods.
The field vas strewed with the
dead.
The Costa Rieans lost six officers
At last accounts Mora had embar
ked for Punta Arenas.
| The cholera was making dreadful
rayages among Walkers troops.
1 Some ofithe people had seized the
English mail for Costa RIGA at Grey,
town.
j CALIFORNIA NEWS.
j In the case OF Adams & Co. Va
Cohen, late receiver for that firm
tried in San Francisco, "a verdict d
100000 had been given for tn,
] plaintiffs.
4 The State Democratic Convention
to appoint delegates to the Cincinnati
J; Convention, had adopted resolution
approving the main features of tn,
Nebraska bill. and declaring Buchan
an its first choice for the Presidency
The California Senate lad FcicctcI
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30

We would again call the attention
of those interes tied, to the sale Of
lots in the proposed town of Clendin.
en-. advertised in this paper The
sale commences on the Sd day of May
next. Clendinq IA is beautifully sit.
uated, and bids fair to become APPOINT
of considerable Importance.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
Democratic Mfsllng in .Hlln'

.n. meeting, held at the
o.. ~ q D ~ no. on Wednesday, the 23rd
YUAN .Hn, 1856. during the session Of
he Circuit CourD Capt. i. N. B. THoAP'
son was elected Chairman, and Elias
Wheeler, Secretary. # .>\ -
The Chairman explained the object o.
the meeting to be: to appoint delegates
and talternales to represent the Democrat
ic party of Putnam; county in the District
Convention, tobe holden in Petersburg
on the eth of May, 1886:
On motion, The following gentlemen
were elected delegates to said Convention
|. Col. R. r. Harvey, Maj. L. L. Bro.
naugh, T. E. Moore, Esq, Capt. Geo. +
Allen, r. NJ. Hall, JAS. Hall, John Ripe
toe, Capt. VIM. Grass, VIM. Frazier
VIM. D. Short, Elisha Melton, V. r
Rust, John c. Thomas. Jas. Kountz, 7
McCallisler, VIM. Above, John Nor
gan, Thos. Jones, JOHN G. Hartman, Elias
Wheeler, Capt r. N. B Thompson, 7
Irwin, r. Roberts, A. N. Hill, J. Thomas
Armstead Morris, A, A$bury, j. Cyrus
JnO!, Rundlr, WI. II. MurrrlR, ANA.
George, J. Hcdri ok, Her Try Bailey, A. J
Bee ket, JAS. Cartmill, a. Chapman, f
Webb I
On motion Of Capt. VIM. Grass, th'
fNo wing gentlemen wei appointed al
>ternates rfor Putin am cou ply, in said Con
4. W. :Mccom,s. II. Fitzhpgh, jas
II. Brown, of Kanawha county; J. 6
Newman, J. W. = glish., a. M"('ausland
Of Mason county a. NJ Williams, Jos
Spencer, Dr.. CLARK, Cha ). Roads, W. L
jackson, OF Woo u county.
On motion of T. E. Moore, Esq, tn
Star Of the Kanawha Valley" aud othc
Dem ocratie, pap4rs in the Dis strict ar
requested to publish the procee dings o
this meeting. Oh motion adjourned.
~ Ro. n. B. THOMPSON Chm.
ELIAS WHEELER. Sec'N. Sd
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
Virginia Belle.

By an advertisement in another col
umn, it viii be seen this new boat will
soon be finished aud ready for the Ka-
nawhs and GallipoIis trade 4 friend
who saw the Belle al Pittsburg. says she
isas fine craft as ever run the Kanawha.
Capt. SAINT will command her, and our
old friend CopB will preside at the desk.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
Forelgn
ARRIVAL or TIKI r,p,f,A
Nrne AHaA Z $3.50 80 :.
Foreign

/E5s4 >Isgts3 - ##H ~ E&aE 81
The United States Meditefsanea Z;
Squadron was about to cruise IL .ne
Spanish Coast. j
TIE Conference at Paris heid ose
or two informal meetings to settle "
the subordinate details. j,
TIE following from Floyd's ~
NAV Or may not have reference 70 'iie
a s.F,onrr HEAD. March "a. The h
q, 81 arrived here today. ln
oklPwotag Inc Newfoundland Coast
sbai fsll Il with ice 200 miles 2 2 RON g
Ishd, and saw the lights OF q steamer
in the ice.p 81
B, February 18th.
Advices from the Crimea state
that sixteen men were burned to death
in some wooden huts on the slope
above Kaidekar, occupied BY the. Conf
missary department.
Nothing else Of Importance had
transp;rod.
The Africa brings one hundred
passengers. L
81 ENGLAND. EH<
Business in Parliment was mostly
of home interest. X
Among the notices Of motions i
one BY Lord Goodrich, to ask whether
a document which has recently ap
peared, pnrporting to bc aIdispatcl
written BY the British Minister q
Washington to the Secretary Of Statt
of the United States February 9th
with reference to the dispatches be
tween Great Britain and the United
States, on the subject Of Central Amer
lea. is authentic.
The armistice had been extended
both on sea and land, and TIL
blockade Of the Russian ports hac
ceased. II.
The military board |of inquiry int
certain charges against some Of. thu
Crimean officers, had held its frs
meeting: rf~< Il.
An English church is to he. built a
Constantinople. az a memorial Of tn
British who persisted ia the war.
" FRANCE. 8>s
| Paris had beenil minated in hon
or Of peace. and IL was more genera
than the first demonstration. I'll,
orleanist Legtinatihts participate,
in it.. r3 d.
F. K. y M I, SPAIN. ii Hal -
/: Nothing Of Importance had occur
red at Ba iajoes.
Some alarm was created BY squad
bles among the troops and the nat
ional guard, but not Of poltica
characte r, Id OF 10 real Importance
J = +. SWEDEN. j.
The government organ at Stock
holm states that the project Of torti
flying the city cannot ne regarded al
apolitical demonstration against Rus
STA, and that it did not have its origil
| in present circumstances.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30

DARING RoBBERY. On Saturday
night last, Mr.. William Fought was
robbed BY . man named VIM. Wild,
who lodged in the same room VIII
him at the hotel Of Mr.. Michael ~
In, il this place, Of something cvef
two hundred dollars in Bank note
and gold. Twenty dollars Ct !. tl 4
money was found upon " i'd, and elggn'
ty dollars more was got from him pre'
vious TO his arrest ~ Mr.. John Az Y
berts, who was also afterwards ares
ted, charged with being accessory n
Five dollars were taken from Mr., All "
berts. after which he returned 70 in 1
owner the remaining seventy-fve dot
lars, Mr.. Alberts was released q ?,
bail, and Wild was remanded to- jallI
to await trial before the ExaminlDl
Court, on Monday next, arksr''
burg Nesrs.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30

MoyEMENr FOR KANSAS. -Atamees-
ing ofthe citizens Of Petersburg, 81
ednesday night, a series of resolu,
tons, which the Express sums up \
follows, were unanimously adopted
That, for the purpose Of making q
effort On the part Of Yirginia5in seem
ing the new territory Of Kansas To ths
South, and thereby retaining MissouIi
which is otherwise, being surround
ed % all sides BY abolition States.
would stand in great danger offallinS
into Northern hands the people ofths
surrounding counties be invited herr
On the 18th Of May next, to take pad
in delibelation Of. the subject Of pro
noting emigration from Virginia g
Kansas.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
Southern Emigration to Kansas.

Then o Sunday Delta Of the l2.h
inst, says:
''Thesteamer Florida from Mobile
afriyedthis morning, having on board
about 300 men, who IRE en-. route for
Kansas. They are composed Of al.
abamians, Georgians and South Caro-.
linians, and are all young and intelli.
gent men.
The Delta Of the 18th, says:
'.Ho FoE KANSAS. Major Buford,
with 400 Kansas elnigrants, ID sit
companies, starts this, morning ior
ST. Louis on the America and Oceans,
which are engaged expressly for ths
trip. n .
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
From Cairo.

I'll. CAlRo, April q The weather !. 1
clear and cool. The rivers are film !,
slowly. The steamers Fanny Bulls
and 4. NJ. Kennctt, for New OrlesD.'
passed to-day. The steamer Amer.
GO forFSt, Louis, with a number South.
ern enigarnts for Kansas, calm,
themselves the Southern Ran,es,
Guards, passed to-day. .,.IE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
Death Or Mr.. ,ForbI.

We regret very much to learn o.
the death Of our county clerk. He
died at Winfield on Saturday last
from the effects of a paralytic stroke
Mr.. FoRBs was true gentleman, and
by his death We have lost a good cit.
izen and an efficient officer.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30

al, - conisnanatory Of the cleo.
! re y U Ra,,Ls as Speaker Of the
tlon = TIC same resolutions were
hou ,;s;erally passed By the House
| Advices from Waslll.ropy8
| nv state that a body Of 1900 l,,s.
yers again about attacking liz NV y
III, A conflict had taken place Oh M.
|siyer, between a portion Of III w y,
: regiment Of Infantry under IA 4 M
and Q large body of Indians : ny y
latter were reused one wh;,a y
killed ind eight privates womb ma V
zen ID !, Wool Z. had arrived at Anso,,
field carly in April. 10 %
Ii "A 4 ri
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30

The bill proposing to remove from
circulation the small Mexican and
Spanish coins, establishing their val.
ne in the receipt Of the Governmen,
dues, and providing for the coinage
OF new description ofcents, passed
the Senate of the United States On
"Wednesday last.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
/. Latest.
WARRINGTON AZ,

al Dispatches from col. W y1,., s. !.
The Government, mention mn c' 2
Schlesinger's retreat was moi TX ~ !.
sult OF d defeat by the Costa P;c. =
but q stroke /. Of successful policy u
Perlnd1nced By the large and oys,
whelming force ot5the enemy. "
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
fhs New Nc, lean Minister.

WAsulNaroN, April 1s.- Gen
Robes to-day presented|his credentials
as Minister from Mexico, and express
sions Of friendship and an earnest de.
sire to preserve peace between the
two Republics were mutually inter.
changed -. sN.L
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
Lstef.
NEW ORLlAss. AM, ii

The agent oftlle Nic.rapua Co.
nment is out in a. card denon v, NJ
the story Of Schlesinger's dsfs sau y
falsehood. z y Z
VI Tie says accounts have been ,,,...
atheadqnarters which state mi ,'
singer had only $50 men, and ~ Dsa ::
tackled by nearly 1900 Costa r. II, :. y
and bad rctreated to San juan
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30

New ORLEANs, April 16 ID, Y
Labatt, late City Attorney i difeos /.
cred TO be 4 defaulter to THE extent y
three hundred thousand dollass.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30

MUnprn ASDSUIcIDE. AT HarpefSI
Ferry, Va, Saturday, John Allis@
killed Joshua Engle with 2 sesg
pound weight, and : few moments y
ter being committed 70 prison Dls'
his own brains out. \.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30

NV ORlrANs, April ~. in 4
steamer s. z. J. Trabne W. burned \
the wharf to-day opposite the cis 8
She il 4 total loss. Theamcnutis ~ !.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30

See the advertisement Of Mr.. q.
\. Hale. offering for sale toue val.
sbip prcpertSs