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Butte record., 1856-07-19
THE NEXT FIGURE WILL BE A

The NEXT FIGURE WILL BE CoTILLoN
Our dancing friends will have an opportu-
nifty to trip the light fantastic, and other
wise do the agreeable, at the Prarie House,
on the oath of this month There has been
some of the most pleasant cotillon parties
given at this House that we have attended
in the country. Mr.. Onyett and his inter-
esting family know exactly how to get up
these parties
Butte record., 1856-07-19

REMOVAL G. Lawton has removed his
law Office to the L s. Hotel
Z. C. V.-The ancient and honorable or
der of Clampsus Yitus will hold their
regular meeting on Thursday evening, July
18th, at the Hall of the Temple of Honor.
All members in good standing are invited to
attend.
Butte record., 1856-07-19

PoLITIcAL.-The Hon. j W. McCorkle is
expected here to-day or to morrow, and may
be prevailed upon to fire his gun off for the
nominees, Buchanan and Breckenridge. He
is among the most effective political speak
ers in the state
Butte record., 1856-07-19

ToMr Robeet 0. Neal, of the C. s Comp
we are under many obligations for favors
extended to this Office
Also, to Mr. Harris, of tie c. S. Co., we
are much obliged for newspaper favors.
Butte record., 1856-07-19
DisfIngu:shed Visiters.

The Executive Committee Of the State Ag
ricultural Society paid our town short
visit last Wednesday, on their return from
Chico, and the Valley, whittier they had
been for the purpose of examining our rich
valleys with view to making a report to
the State Agricultural Society, whose next
annual fair Will be held at San Jose in Oc-
tober coming They speak Of the country
through which they passed in the very high
est terms, and its peculiar adaptedness to
farming pursuits. In this point the Com
mittee spoke in gloTiug terms. They say its
equal is scarcely to be found in the State.
The ranch, garden and vinyard of Maj. John
Bidwell-says the Commttee-is not ex-
celled in point of taste. agricultural skill and
beauty by any in California. The Majors
chances for the award of prizes at the fair
we should say are A No. l.
The Committee took a look at our town
and the mines adjoining. They seemed much
pleased with our rapidly growing town, and
more particularly with the extensive mining
operations which to them was entirely new.
The gentlemen composing this Committee
are,-Gen. C. J. Hutchinson, Putah Greek !;
Z. L. Beard, San Jose; DR.. Bascom, San
Jose, and DR.. Cobb, San Jose. They are
among the most extensive and scientific far
mers of the State, and are introducing into
every branch the latest improvements, and
taking lively interest in the all important
subject Of the Agricultural department Of
ur State.
These gentlemen being thoroughly practi-
al farmers, will be OF Immense benefit to
he State in general and the Society in par
ocular, in prosecuting their tour of Agri-
cultural investigation
Butte record., 1856-07-19

lsis- We would call the attention of those
returning eastward to the advertisement of
the steamship Sierra Nevada in anothe col
umn, to sail on the 5th of August for San
Jsan. The Isthmus is again tranquil, be-
sides Blethen, her commander, is one of
those who makes his passengers feel at home
Butte record., 1856-07-19

ESCAPED FROM CUsropY Tie man who
broke the Buggy for Pitt Hoffman, and was
held in durance, broke from deputy consta-
bic, and perceeded on his journey faster
than the deputy could possibly proceed On
foot We need 4 lock III.
Butte record., 1856-07-19

MoRE LUCKY MINEEs.-Sanborn & Co,
Just below Chinatown, are making their
eternal fortunes. When they have water
plenty they take ont about pound day,
that was rather rich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

lCoTespondepre Of the 81. louis Democrat
wb,es srpesred II your payer Of the a.,s q soTeSe1
vas no, inienotd 10 apply TO the National Kansas Com
mitce, vbose Pre,ide1i raaddsus Hyatt, and general
Their arrival B The Territory immediate. y on an invem
atfn Of ci umssarcss and without any kno ~edge
rves ctDrhe siaismen, IN few Gays
COL. !. A. HARVEY,
For himself and ninety one Others
fAvssScI, Dec. o. 1860.
TO TnS FRxT NORTH.
IN behalf u tie National Kansas Committee the M.
ceisgted beg leave 10 state that hey n Kansas
nsetsaiirs the expenditures and proceedings Of the
ass nis OF The Nafioxa Comnee full report vill be
putifoso nmedAtey after their The saies on
the ssssnbipg Of the National COMMITTEES In New YORK
Al sr''''nes are beng rsdressd r,., 49,
Presid.n, National oomms,ss.
General Agent National Committee
IAysssts X. I, lee. IL, 1875.
IAvsrcr, Rsr.as Do. o. 1883
Accompany Of ,eventy Eve IN this city max
ipR JfeTarscns 10 sts 10 few days soon as the
uts,her pe'mu, Tor IRE Bs Sugar Creek 70 settle ais
unctr,totd nat on that creek there several unoc-
cupled elaine, which these men intend 70 take and i'm.
prove. They arc bsysy set Of fellows and viii be
very variable srqusHor TO hat portion Of Territory.
he moe, q them we're members Of Gov eesrys militia,
under Capt wsiser, Their commander and dnband.
ed . Tee Gays since ~ crctr Of the Governor.
L.vssNu Kspsa., Dec. 10, 1859.
In your psper o. me % mt, and letter iron
gentleman Who s'sns bimseH Col 4. Harvey and
rinsiy other ranes Of the militia enlisted under 8eary 70
keep peace IN harsas-
Ills letter written nj the time those meu we're In
tbc prvice a the United sssos drawing si2 per moa,h
ard errvgn 70 Get and dfi K, aso suit ef cloth.
IA q, suoh that WON by tbe regular troops Al that
time tfsir sppcston 10 the committee for sad vaa not
t9pseisd tfce sos mad, and hence tho letter com
rsrrg mot bntery OF the Kansas Aid Societies calling
he m "a sps culasins opersiioa,' no
II there me, had been fed and clothed sysy .. The
rubic eyp nee, which they say expected vhen thsy
came TO Ksnsas his letter would M have found ~ way
mo tire papers.
-he CON itiec having he disxbutos OF aid received
from The Esst Tor the suffer ~ settlers Of karsas have
srdeavoyed 70 rex cot ana relieve the moat b vcoenQ
and ia wing and children have bs relieved
IN pre'ereecp 10 en- Who have enough AID vcAS
While In the service Of the tinted staies.
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BvsoLlyp CITY Intelligence.

rFpovr FROM CARRIAGE -rbonas Costisan and WIN.
Morris both vel known keepers OF public In this
cfy. ret ~nh . serious scce en-, 10 Fal,on avenue
The horse bean No heightened AMY, and the occu
pants 81 the caarsge throvn with great force upos
tbo pavement NrYs was pick d 10 10 an nsensi Die
condition, and u VS. feared for tmo that edus,on
the braun would ensue and terminate fatally. He Wa
better hcwevsr, Yesterday Coeugan sustained frac
tire OF tie collar bone and yes otherwise badly hurt
BE slso vas Improving a. lat sccounts.
BuTsra y rrB Cnr covn-Tbe criminal business Of
The term vS CON minced In The City Court yesterday
before Judge Culver, Mayor Hall and Supervisor stud ell
James Hesry wM tried foy voting nlsealy Al the
7bkddissrs poll o. the Eleventh ward, he bslbg
rndept Of The Ninth card, He was convicted ssd
sentenced The Peptentiaxy FOR four mosths having
cady Teen cos6ned In the county al two uostbs
John Buns trle1 Indictment voting tvos
q, the Second ohxcs pou Of the T~enh ward He was
turd guilty AID rems.ded fcr sea sencc.
1asc Canpneld and sssc Mssserole AyrSisned on
the ct1se Of s'abr larceny, In stealing trunk which
had been placed IN their expreeemep 10 N
New YORK The pleaded not suilty and their Trial ve
ptstrrnsd III nert tenn
urced 70 rev ore 81 $40
John Rlpy ker siss John Rybcksr, pleaded guilty 70
peit larctty ~ spsIng watch under eL5 IN value,
wttrtufcn tt wa sentenced to the pcnentsry for %
6ayy
Lmet Nulvlh Ddc, Cd for grand larceny In Stealing
arcss o. seelry. pleaded guilty 10 petit lar
NE vnlcs of We property berg lees than sT the plea
sccepstd, and be wa sentenced 10 NE pertensry
BsTi.rn Prtssy arc Edward Kcensy we're io~ud gull
~ Of burglary lbe third aosrte aud remsnied W
jail fCr - rterce.
Johp Johnson y..e % suniy " charge o. pesa lace.
~ ssa .ss sssisnOsa V ,hs posssyvY Tor aonsts
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nt d al whom IT may concern without the usus.
change
passed on the 1eh OF August last thai government gu
thorzed loan Of $500, o. domcIassd the same 20
the city of New Orleans be carried cut under the d.
recton and agency Of the undersigned This osa ID made
pay able in twenty years from the LIST Instant u the
Bank Of Louisiana, and carrying per cent per anssr
This government has Get apart Tor this decree
million acres beet ands additional security 70
the bond holders for their ultimate pay men-he scrip
for which land Also prepared 10 offer for SALE
Since the government become estabibhe on q per
maneni think securities Offer great induce
mel 10 capitalists and planters rhey offered
for sale very reasonable terms We would invite
parties who tee int rested 10 this ente, prise Of great I'm
poriapce the above de rec 10 record
II the olice Of VIM Chrsy, notary, Of this city.
r. ri SLATER Agents
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WaAr Dos II MAS The New Orleans Creole In an
article about the exemption Of slaves from execution
contains the following curious paragraph -
Constant centaos, every Southerner " Of The
intellect OF the former asd makes him n q sher
different being frcm tho African. II 10 Q oEosl
,s.. our house servants ooss he African yps
De1ure-ihe fiat nose, thick lips reoedng r., head,
preuhean ant heels. every Ting seem. 70 have, con.
siderable extent trappesred, and the negro Caucas
sian'2ed IN bis or her prominent features.
suppose the ebo shos and sizza foot Of Governor
wses Virginia nlgsers viii Also be lost by this
" daily contact"
Mr. BUCBAsAS's osoAS.-The editor Of the ynchburg
Va Rtpu5loan, writing 70 his paper from Warrington
Gays
eject thai he orfansbp 70 be changed The arrange
mept said 10 be probable that there will be editors
The s"r,h NJ Annsson ~ HsUn Gnu Gnu .as cner from
Of as the one selected W Mr. Buchanan from the North
among Southern members, Mr. Pryor, Of the Richmond
inquirer, 10 the favortk
TIE IArH COMMERCIAL Coyvunos-The Chreston
Sas lard rabid disunion Ind slave trade paper pitches
into the late great Southern Commercial Convention in
me following style
The delegates the h;rDest skinned party OF patr
os that were Assem- oled 10 deliberate upon he
tunes. There were many there who were perfectly
pazt upon the rsbb Of the South In the abstract One
might have supposed that they could have had the
minutes They invoked the memory OF Calhoun Is they
would ama, spirit and assuming that the attitude Of
the South OF resistance merely, and that ii
enough tisu attack they ready throw back In
the teeth with defiance the North and whatever charge
.De had Sc On proper TO make, but they trembed Ike
children In the ba Of winter Ut the Idea OF taking
comse OF their own Of turning from controvered
to consideration OF what required by the South
dntnct social entity and II they did surrep
lou,y. and with sn eye over the left shoulder TO II
iHe NOrh were Ice king AZ them. The proposition to
the slave trade put many Of these bodest into
ms the President hen he took the chair ap
pealed 10 the Convention 70 know whether Ii we're not
right for southern Southern soil, to consider OF
southern questions without the structures OF any other
people.
MICRO WITsEssls IN WISCONSIN The bill entitled act
relating to evidence and repeating part OF the Code
excluding negroes mulattoee Indians and black persons
from being Witnesses passed the Wisconsin Senate
During the debste the bill the following amendments
70 the tile offered "a bill to equalze the white
black and mopgre races y Not agreed TO- SAD act TO
tyrapnica provision OF the Code placed there by
the democratic party Ia 1881 y Not agreed "A OH
GU. the policy OF the black repuohcansr Not
sereed TO.
NHwsPApxKs m MINNESOTA There more newspa-
pers Minnesota Territory than either OF the OF
Vermont Texas, Florida or Arkansas can boast Of
There lwo daily papers in 81 Paul We believe neither
Of the above named S ases supports daily journal
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DBc B.-Yyancis ri Soii1 70 sdrsr A. Centn and
ehcs Tho following opinea vas delivered this morn
ing
BOWMAN, Jsrice-1 consider tho Law applicable 10
;hi. be thst the deitnc ants bound 10 have
kep, their upon the books OF the company or 1,
bsec within rsr poser or In their rreseseion during
Tho pqfi a The agreement the amount ~ huns red
stars c' Nicerrgus stock and ibst the rsht recall
risch depoessd ,ecurity for moneys bovro~sd wa.
such pttsessicr control the Law requires Nyu
W. Hut, Jtbn, CD. Rep, go, ibid 400 Alen 70.
IyterE, SAL Rep tea, IBID, apT, Hortoa vs. Nor.
$50 Supsrior Court general term, May, 1859 Ths r.
tur u that The plaintiff entitled 10 recover The sum NJ
81 s4s vih Interest iror the ilih 0 April, 1850 Bat
The ptsdrff bo v entitled " Judgment ,or re
Of The thirty Eve shares Of e Sth Avesue RAJ road
tor psry vpop psyirs The sum u o., a. Wit int
led % u0tce,
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Our Lancaster Corr-spordemr..

Our Lancaster Corr-sponde~c-.
LANCASTER Pm Dec ~, 1868.
M. Buchanan IN Phladelphsa-1he Politicians Of Aas
Cyy-kr. BucAanoW's Pogscy.
The President elect Il slll IN Philadelphia John W
Forney, George Pitt Gideon westcoss, ]. c. Van Dyke
and others have surrounded him but the old gentleman,
We hope, has not yet been captured These politicians,
how ever, are chcumvalAting him closely and deter.
mnedly.
rho following article from the Intelligence exhibits
symptoms Of alarm at what has lately appeared in the
clustering columns Of the Richmond Enquirer. 1t Ia to be
hoped that Gov. Wise and the Richmond Junta viii sleep
ea,ier after reading this reputation Of Gov Bger and
The Pennsylraxiax -
MR.. BUCHANAN's POLICY.
ome Of friends Richmond and in other parts Of the
osy Of he incoming
sT ms By I s
Of his language he represent
ss
subject of an sTT m Tie Hrg q sssa
endorses these views OF Senator Bger and the Pen
Now without assuming speak for Mr. Buchanan or to
biz ss ne Ss IN af
nobody ee himself responsible for what he SAD on se
ysya &c ~ Ffs.Sssi p
gcrg rights constitutional den ATTIC Of The
government viii be actusted we have doubt BY
do equal and justice every portion OF
the Union. His of policy will know North, no
souh Fast West The constitution will be his
ard his chsrf BY and u alone will he seek 10 guide the
ship of State; Of his ek pilot at the helm and the
lefty psrioti with which he will be actuated one who Is
personally acquainted With the man can have solitary doubt
The Enquirer may, therefore well reierae tie espressi,n of
pcit in tire President eectn This confidence,
venture to anticipate and predict VIII net be shaken dur
ing tie Presidential term by OF his His course
policy doubt win be alike satisfactory to his friends
Georgia Indiana But that policy has not been adum
traed except in bis of the Cincinnati platform
ard In his letter accepting the nomination.
We therefore. respectfully advise Southern democratic
keep cool The President elect has awaps stood
by their constitutional rights when assaed by aboltonm
of hue and grade and firmly believe he Will stand
by item he end he is Therefore entitled TO their gene
confidence in advance Of his inauguration the
CHIEF OF the republic Let them not permit the
cpipcns A, o. who again speak their
resporsiby 10 weak their faith In the integrity of the
Prescent elect Proydence his lie until the an OF
Msrc he will then take the oath 81 cce and enuncae
NEEDLES and policy whch he ends carrying DOT IN his
and when he does that we have every reason
believe the Enquire will he atundanily satisfied
Senator gler Is rDed we know him 10 be
true beaited. Conservative Union loving democrat who VIII
snd BY constitution and The rights Of the states IN every
emergency He well tired and faithful democratic stSes
and have fear ths he VIII prove recreaat IN wod
deed 10 tie great winch have always been IN,
guiding star and which are so dear TO every democrat
Throughout. he broad expanse oil our glorious Union
Mr. Buchanan has said that but one member OF bis
Cabinet definitely determined upon, and ne was
~orth
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PalLA DElrnI. nc SArr s,trs y csres4 nan. s9a
ns.y siSn n RsS.ess FREE s fSs as
Eu,fn Bsy, Nsyor, Boston MARY h1a6e'h Pickup, and
Cd ,ip spls fn. rou,ere Ioraora.rry bark Hem
gs W. ksTss "a sg ssa s.r p E.sss r
gsTy RssAs E ysI s sSssa sis r.t
Ma, ior rort'mouih; W y naring haSier, Boston.
Miscellaneous and Dissssers-
further rarouisr 81 the loss Of ship few York and Pr
H. p.ar Ts.so wrecked n Rarregs. was butt ~ Green
rsy Nova Scotia lts. MS ~ tors barhen and rsicd y
70 is.upposedto Re Insured in Wall sleet
paw JrS,v LrSp Bunee from Mobile ior Boston before
Point isb, VS. beeed Of shore PM 2d No danger y
81 m w wSs Sf s sced sehS Soudy
Ppe Pccoscrr "a, cI rh.ecpss or Ma,slesssd
BslS tg,r,o low Tscnd sh ln; sAh, crew bad
ie vesfsr would Admit to tow her up. Capt Cheeley re
Geek cad II big caribbee bound Bath q vii be
m,nterse ,hsi Ne sss 4, NJ i'h s. ~ :" ION
Bare Fnazni,s, Of salem hes9re repored ashore pear
guket SIN remains 10 The loca'lon mas standing.
Esr e sn Ses Should The -ssher prove
be por,icn q her ergo may he saved.
~ B's s sss IN Hsess I'M ~
~. tm ~ phes stove baiwArss raised decs hou.o aled
was sustained BY yessei ard cargo.
BAG hlr. Fmery from esorgsSwn Sc tqr rsGm ..
,kv Ac las completed repairs and viii proceed the hrs'
wind The lean found 10 proceed from the starting Of
rae bre near the bilge two below and one apove wafer
svp voPo tot Pcrsrd Henley from Calais for Boston.
I'D amber was d'ymssted "a Cape Ann 18Th Inst captain
nd crew taker o and brought 70 Portland The wns III
pps "a ears old. owned by Capt Henley and others
e,up w.,r OF Yarmouth Ne hound 10 BOSTON before re-
porec eshore Worth Island on Nevburypor was got on
"a saturday nigh, taking OF her deck load, consist
ing Of lfn bundles efhy
CO, v.r Of Ba,rsahle les ashore Dennis Asts high
sna ery she has received no damage
aIsres scpR rui into Newport morning o. sh With bow.
yu sore head md fss carried away, and o'hsrviss
t,diy damsged No particulars
s,up t.rypyprsv Brewer frorr New yorf ir shamcoot
an arrsrv heavy gaze received damage In sails ard rsgng
decks twe % md lost tteru boA.
or orts, uyrn Jameson. from Fzabethpor for Pro
t,o,,e ss run into calm or the night Of The lWh By
.n,.ar name my nown and carried away pbbocni bow.
~, 80 ster ard received cihel damage
despatch received by Flipood Walter Fsq
,st.rx rcefd Of 1 nder writer's, dated
~ b, Nero az Prince Edward Island ashore here YES
81 ard cargo conderrei
- rrvp-st wsrtehcpd l9h ins fnn shn of 100 1ns
Ma nc rita cwTtd by WIN Courts, Fs1 and Napi Franes
$3.50 40 vii conn ard her; has arrived a. b1sion
y, rbt slutr Ne 18Th inst, by Nceers Ml1oi e.
nm sir IL s-H called thc Nhar'p Morn
IN owr "a ~ builders ~ Messru persga MORRISON and
ers and will be maBded BY Capt saml horts1n
Nos,re 60 Mariners.
~, 70 ,tc,t the n0sh Dec, TIC Hsrbor ~ tgh Veee
,s,es 10 Coco soure VIC wl be re'urpei 10 hs tsi'or
" ~ s,aer IN nc iphhouse BOARD.
II MERDAIGs, Ted VsN. Lighthouse losp.
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PALApEPaA, Dec. 2S, 1850
There have been three destructive tires acre in which
the aremen engaged all night. John Funston .
brush block fac,ory the Sixteenth ward, was totally
destroyed throw hundred persons out Of employ
meni.
Nsssrs Mis- Il Hymns Dnibus stables In West Phi.
ladeiphia we're destroyed and one hundred and forty
horse. and dFiy omDihrses burned
wisson's planning n III was likewise destroyed
The total losses by the three ires Ia $1,000
the ON nibus establishment WAS 10 have been sold by
the Sheriff day. Four watchmen were on the prsm.-
see. The origin Of the Are 70 mysterious
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cpAYrn

CLEARED.
Steamship Africa (Br) shanrou. Liverpool-E Cunard
ship Ausus.te Heard, Small Baenos ,res-Jno Noroa'
ssip southampton, Delano New orleans-Henry Smith L
shp Raciel Hsrb'in, New orlesns--N q Brigham.
Es & as Es9ony Ts~
rsrK Culora, Bscoa, Cslyeslou- Durham Dimoa
EsiE s sIsa IN 'S ssss DSI fa:
ths 10. amigos Lowry, Kingston and Porto cseen'-
Scs SssysS roI; AZ fS9gs nsstsr Graves
Fre q Miner "a tsi) shfUp, Hsrbor Isane-J Eneas
fIs fs,sa fI'T To bsTrsa1 pewc
fslF f. a'f asAsg 4 j?sss.S ;:' %
scfrF Rowe,i. Carr 81 Laro- Sean mon a Tsomp'cn
sssr r sSsp sys s Sass Potter
s sfF SSs5y sN SSso. s.sS
sss. ssgaa' BEL ko,S 9usreA
sthr Castor, Harding Observation-Disclosures Ander
schr wolcc,, rsle, BosiOn-Dsy,on sprague.
sssr s5'as.;ss Jsy.i. iScs.s-s wis,
s'csrei Nous SAVAGE wsi.op eshirers-aH Cromwell
steaIrtr Bos.s ., selew. fhLadeIhIs -sandords line
ARRIVED
Steamship Nashville, F~sr Charleston - rndse All pas.
Ssarleson lar bcepd In srcSs shp Alexander, New
y SUD- s t I'm y, ss. s'eAAAsea ssrA with
Pars Haas ssr Il sps. csa@ % Js,s IN ballast "a
Fwne,er. ksreriefeed heavy westerly gses he entire
Big Vim y Nash % clesr te,d nash cAdb. Nov With
tsis &C.
Bf,r Rareoloh az Boston, fsrrf Conaves Dec 8. with
usirgary. 10 " IN In gals.
Fris / nucs an Fcs.er Maohas. with lumter 10
schr psncp rrichsrd CsSis . days Experienced hex
w weather On The passage.
Schr BENJAMIN, castdy faSrori.
SrNr An area Davis Mach as
Ftkr Eostnlh Cooke hcwburyport
ftLr Franklin, Avery, Warcfatn.
blow
raft caiora Fiwooe chariesop7 dpyn. with cooo A..
10 Ifuf ham nDcr.
AGO two triBs, unknown.
SAILED.
81 trs Glad Ti8'prs. New Orleans Go Haybui Mobile
~ Qusnulre. clips Irgo, Clatgee, Creole, New Or
l.afs
" nd during he cas-, EHr; surset DO ard frcsh.
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rnrArs or TntEE HrspASps ron WIFE MURpKs

TRIALS or THEE HusBAsps Ton WIFE MURDE.
n p1eY,.S -tr soScay. nscsmber 90 viii commsucs
bcfcrt ne Supreme Court IN session 10 this city, the trial
~ thrse butbandr confined " sunoF county jail,
ior ,hr order Of tke,r wives a. ollo~sDsvie Yer-
iSft fover a ytaF snCel, al Fast Hos'on, Wioslor
IagY tor muforflbg bic vile Jsrc James For, for
kdEng he VII br girsirg, bsahng eno soxrs IN we
Tsdy ca.e gul,a sytr eve Of tns no~ important Wit
rfsg4s IoY tfe go- tru ncni dad. In addition, The
osae OF lanes NctNrsld ard hsrv BIZ wife, for the
yg.yse- ~ mar nanea Keersr. W heating and throw
"a 5tsa ,.A ~. y sls0 Us'sned -Seaer yo~vSa
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The Steamship Tennessee,
CoRRf srof DESCg Bsrvggs Mr.. MoRsAs AyD TIM
usITEp STATES DISTRICT Arrosvsy.


rsITEp STATES DfsrRrCr Arrosssy.
INV YosS AsD -. FRAsc-rco :. LfyH
2B,wtlsG Gswss, Nsw YoEs, Dec 20 1853
gR-rhe steamship rpnessee IL advertised 10 ss,l
Tor San Juan del Nore 10 the Gath on her
regular TRIP. The owners ofshh vessel have engaged 70
carry out pssssnger for CAiornis via tho Nicaragua
rransh route" and emsrsnu, provsoas snd ner.
chsndise for N csragua Hs stated In tbs newspapers
Il th,s city that the sovwnmsnt ~ III Gated states
gvcn issructohs 10 desAia The nshp provided
she has emiGrAns, provison and mcrcnabdse for the
alter destination II matter OF the greatest ln,por
srce thereove 10 the undersigned, tha, any rue
lions upca The Tits suhject have bsca Issued they should
be informed ~ the ard FAR sDch are
siect tns departure Of the Tenness~s - stse
AnUxy repy u reqaetsd.
VERY respectfully, you, 90 ~ servant,
VI ncn. JcrN M,RroS, united States Diet Attorney.
We bore vii be bycricni iyr you 10 reply py the
bearer. vb0 viii gsh your ansgef.
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g. IS Dur A1T,BSEYs OHics, Dec ~ 1886
Nrsss CHaRfrs roRoss soxs, Nav YosK-
Cp1rrxry-In reply 70 our e,er Of lhis date have
re muor 70 us,o that We arrest OF any parry or
detention az ,ry vesst nrr depend On TO occurrence
of vlalarop a. NV NJ the the Uened states,
The owners Of me sod The persons may
sEe rassne 10 the ST. musi understand tns the
~ rcscr N ne Lsutrnty OF the Uniea states will
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