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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
BALTIMORE.


HNOrMaNS; - - ~ ~ Vn"Snr Us,
-, IunDs ita NIL, ,a, " nnn n,i ., No N'o '' ~ ''
BASIL. II HOPKINS,
RohERT null
Mini.iAm ~ ", ~.
ihoS w AiNN'oN.
, .
% ds,,a shr,Mohs MOI February 10. ION; vs,n, ss"
we take me pery o' @ nne ,l d NV s " .% "1 snnar
Goods we are now receiving have heen Sy
the 3 anh @ sbn @ aa h"
to offer larger and more varied stock than We have ever ho
Goods at pre%g, dealer w ,Ss oaeI
large and elegant stock Of PEEss o93ns = s
STAPLE DRY GOODS
Our stock has been purchased with great care and on the
ssi 1i e ,"rs MS, ' 1 1 "a ~ anna n,r a,ocI whom van
co,a ce g,pG Va !" @ar'o nl,a 20" ''' '' 'A"' '''
er sen, 10 us bc carefully and promp,ly to-
HOPKINS, IILL 4 co.
T. swe have recently been appointed Agents OF the Ma,
rylnnd Penitcniary for the sale Of their Goods fe dm
--------------
NvEW CONCERN.-The undersigned having
~ this day copartnershp under hestye and
Grocery and Commission business store
pleased to see their friends and the public GENERALLY ,
JAMES "; BmRcd
Pho having sold his stock Of Goods to NJ olins
A. o wouId mo,t ebosrfay recommen nd them to his friends
and patrons JOHN HOLLINS.
sAeo wv ~. - :.
o-E AND . as. -. and ., ,o.ao, nr.asrss
to undertake all Kinds OF hous ~ AND si"N
employ but good workmen aud therefore, with
assure AL WIN" may aIo on me MN M harnes @ os a
snnss,Ia go E and = ',,,iforn 100 -
pa,so,s In ,h. co,nr naintnp do
their interest to before engaging their work
| ready them at the shortest notice
Grateful my friends and customers for the very liberal
patronage bestowed me for the last hVe years hopeto
merit continuation of their fayors j. T. WooDSoN
House and Sign Painter Iynchbnrg, Va
B-As the Is at hand for Cleaning, &e,
would say shall pay particular attention this Spring to
Whitening and Coloring hardhnisheo AIS anu 'e'ng a.,
fe l4dSc3m y W.
. - =. .,.,S...,. /. mn /. A. 81 ayr ~ = E ~
n(1 hS' go W ] ~ 1 ~, a. ..S ,oan.
wv l% pays NJ n,iaa @ "a So, cania.
,op5AtS ,,5 n ,,o III" "" f " p ''
Just rer'Neu''" '' s''' ~ WI soN g. co
iost's " % -
npriOr StOyes.---An endless variety Of Pnr1Or
aud Dining room Stoves for coal now In
and far % sain n The Furnace and Range Warehouse
oc lsts &. s. BLISS
...-.,<, -, :. ,,s,~ ~,.,s. .,.... s...,, a.
rDST y;u commence from this date selling out my
nil n 1 a Gnls NJ cost for cash 10 cosa business In this
cv MANY of fine Fancy Goods at less than Northern
~. ins to else as mick ne nossibe NV stock Ia
al. ns., new and in good STYLES Come one and ali aud sup
I'D ,i,, ,a,,rSa 90 a., low nriees H. IL LEWIS
RI p SMy house wi be for rent For terms apply w.
w ,,ashn fma II ISL Ii H. L. A
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100 600 AcNEs hes LANp WAnnAHys TT I r

GRAY Notary Public dealer Land arants and Attov
ney the prosecution Of Military Bounty Land and Pension
claims wishes 100 900 ACRES of Military Bounty
Land warrants attend any business as Notary
public such of deeds assignment of Land
Warrants sc &c LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
,uv 6..s Pens Agent, Lynchburg Va
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DAILY VIRGlNIAN.


Paris CeloDr1t10o AT tu0 FIescut Ansso.
The gossipping Paris correspondent OF me Doe
ton Post writes: - 46Ea sNsz,1s. .zfzf i a.
"paris possekses Just at this momcnt a lion, ana
lioune The lion il the Count Alexis Orlof, whose
biography | have sent you In brief; the lionne II
tho young Italian beauty, the Countess Castin'.
The count excites as much curiosity as the coun-
tess ndmration; he is ~ years Of ege, and she -
Is. lie comes from the North she from the SCUM
he brings hopes Of peace, and she makes war up
on susceptible gallants. Remarkable approaon-
mcnil The Count Orloff il something more than
six feet high like hisgfriend the late Csar Nicn-
olns. People have been greatly amused al MS
embarrassment upon learning that frock coat
would be on riguer at IN entertainment which NO
meant to honor. He had not quilted his uniform
Russa-and he could not bring himself to come
down to sober black. The matter was comprised
believe in some manner. He Is said to be man
of hcronlenn strength, and many instances OF ATS
displny nrs recounted, some OF which would real
" do credit to tho American giant. Ono deli
cate exploit is remarkable as an act OF polite-
ness
IIe was present at a large banquet somewhere
aud during tho entertainments be overheard Ia
dy guest express her admiration at beautiful,
bouquet which ornamentcd the table. The kus-
slams arc the most civil people in the world NO
sooner was the sentence uttered than the count
reaching forward, extricutod the flowers from q
large vase and was OH the point OF presenting them
to ber, when he discovered that the stalks were
wet and dripping from the water which had been
placed for their preservation. lie quietly took
rich and massive cover Of vermail from the SER
vice before him, and with hardly perceptbe effort
rolled it into bouquet holder, and placing the
flowers therein gAllantly offered them to his neigh
bour The count has given Louis Napoleon four
superb horses from the Ukraine, and he praises
the French army. particularly the Iouaves,in the
highest terms. He eulogixes Louis Napoleon dai-
", forgetting, doubtless, the sights which his
former master, the Gear Nicholas, delighted to
impose upon his bon ami whom no would not
admit into tho fraternity OF monarch"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
LYNCHBURG, TUESDAY
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

DELL, BROOKS, PACE Il CO., No. 80
y CHAMBERS Il REApE STREETS, NEW YORK YORK
We now have in store beautiful assortment Of tho follow
ing Goods elected by our Mr. Bell on the other side
Manchester and Scotch onghams;
Printed Lawns aud Jaeonets;
White and Printed Brillanes;
Printed Mouseincs;
Plain, Colored and Black doi
Plain Colored Persians;
Plain, Coored and Black Beregcs,
Colored Grape LBspagnes;
Satin Plaid Bereges and Tissues
Cloths oassimeres and ves,nssi
Irish Linens Bay Linens Hollands Damasks Dowlas Linen
Ducks and Drills Farmers satins Drap DEes Glazed Cam
brcs Black and Coored Cambrics, Slesas &c, Ao, with
full assortment of Foreign Goods.
stock Fabrics styles Prints Bleach
ed and Brown sheetngs and shirtgs Beached and Brown
oznaburgs, Denms shirting Stripes, Plaid pomestcs, Cot
to9ades Kentucky Jeans Tweeds &e, &c atom.
Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods to which cordially
fe 2s d3w IL &s.l BELL, BROOKS, PACE co.
NOTICE TO BUYERS OF DRY GOODS.
Having determined to arrange store as adm, of
aud FLOOR OIL CLOTH business extensive scale
than house at present in Virginia we will from and after
this date sell article we have In the general Dry Goods
line without regard to cost for CASH. and will furnish our
regular and prompt customers credit at prices that must
make It their interest to buy of us,
We hand a large of Winter and Summer
Goods from we promptly supply the trade and we ear
buyers RICHARDSON y co.
fo 2l dim 95 Main street, Richmond, Va
L.. ROYSTER, BROTHER n CO., Rich
As MOND, VA prepared to make liberal advances on
cunsgnments of MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO, ana
produce generally the address of their friends Mesrs
Brummel Il Roysters No 80 Water street, New York.
Shipments Messrs Brumme & Registers, through our
house will bo forwarded free Of charge
A. l.. ROYSTER,
B. ROYSTER
ian o5 dts JOSEPH BRUMMEI
fuNO TOiBACCONISTS.-ss reduction ~ Lock
u TOILS-Thc Lock Tolls for the Dock connection are
reduced Fire Cents Why then pay tiy GEMS
Tobacco when can save the df
ference by shipping the subscriber the Dockt Having
my charge only five cents per box on Tobae'
which includes all the charges, Richmond by steamers
the whole from ynchbng on
board, only thirteen cents per box.
dec cots ALFRED ). LEE, richmond
4 IVERPOOL FINE sALT-jOO sncks, In
IL prime order for sale by A - LEE,
fe2ets hichhono.
= NKOCEkBEs.
IN 5000 bags prime Rio Cofee-direct importation;
1850 matts Java do
900 bags Santos do
300 bags Maricabo do
300 half chests Green Tea-hnest imported;
casks Hibbers, Stout and London Porter,
200 casks Scotch Ale;
$50 baskets Heidsick Wine;
80 packages Henncssey, Otard and Goddard Brandy
most of 1t high eost--for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
ian ojts Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

THE Pillow THAT BEATS THE WORLD.
BEST WORK WITH LEAST DRAuaHT
RICH PATkNT PREMIUM PL ".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

AvOTEGE.-strnycd or stolen from 'ny stable,
IL on Diamond Hill, last Sunday night between and
o'clock a large sORREI4 HORSE, having large hoad ar
cordng his left shoulder was much CALLED from ING
collar and under the right small pretty well healed
hon ght him living In Giles CO. lie may make Ws
way will give liberal reward for ms delivery III Hyhon
burg or any information so that can get him ,.,,l
IL l-d6cts. ehA9 ~ ~, w,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


(uAss 4 RAuNE would rcspecnutey :sasc
N their stock Of SPRING and MMhi SiWnn,n,.'
NHUlNG GOODS, Sc, Ia now complete. Great pains have
been 10 have Goods made In the best manner
indeed will compare favoraby with tho pess mauc
Work Tho Linen Goods were well Hhruns oe'o,o
making np Tho beauty, style aud elegance Of finish Is rarely
eauale even, tho fashionable houses IN
New Yorl stock consists In part, OF French oo,n
and rrock Coats beautiful Cashmere snts PAh ~ All
prices, Maees Duck Suits VESTS great sa,e
iy; Neck Tcs Shirts aud Collars Drawers Gloves umbress
Canes and general assortment ot YOUTHS AND chll.
DRENS CLOTHING We also continue To keep large AMI
Superior stock Of Cloths Cassmores Nosings when WI"
be made best style and shortest notice
The pnile ma rely on good Goods and fair dealing.
our terms cash Those who do pay won't nay. 70 pay
for those who do not tbASS ~ NH'N..
ma g,ts-.l,ep eopv j. DIXON, Agt
SPWuNss STYLES UEADy-WADE CLO-
- THING AT THE LYNuHBG CLOTHING hAzAAh.
We are now receiving direct from our own mnnuiactory
complete supply of FIRST QUALITY READf,MhpE
CL6THiNa Every variety Of garment OF the most fashion.
able austnntal fabrics made In the best manns' ana
Our Fl1RNiSHING DEPARTMENT is also complete, aud
comprs all the varied articles pertaining TO that branch OF
FHrSrn YOKE sulnrs This article, with new I'm.
think nicety of NJ aud equals IN
every respect heretofore offered Ihreo fy collars,
BYRON bishop String Standing Corded aud Plain Collars
Uauze Marn LiAc silk Cotton nder shirts and Draw.
ers Jeans Linen Kid Gloyes SIR lisle anu
Linen do Military Gloves, Black, White and Fancy shk
Socks Tso Thread Hcrmnn English anu ansf'
lean do Black Italian Crayatsi Fancy silk do Lawn
Plain, Fancy and Embroidered Scar samhrie Law ana
SILK Pocket ready hcumcd Dressing aownsi
Umbrellas, GinghRm and silk, Sun Umbrellas
BoYs' CLoFnINo, In great variety, =.
VIRGINIA MADE SERVANTS CLo1Hiso-A large r'ock To
Clothing TO which we invite the At
tcnon planters and others having servants
TO clohe BuRhouGiiS sHAfER co,
Main street, N H. side, above nridge street,
ma i3ls iyn'hofg'
al. ,i.tu farm sapy
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BALTIMORE.
uUOPKuNS. WU1u. n co, Wholesale Dry
GOODS MERCHANTS, No 25s baltimore street, top.
posite Hanover street } Baltimore.
BASIL n HOPKINS,
ROBERT HULL,
WILLIAM II, RYAN,
TIOS W. ATKINSON.
NrEw CONCEnN.-Thc .nter.ixned hnvinu

NvEW CONCERN.-The undersigned having
this day entered into coparnershp under the sty and
" HOIIINS co, for the of transaoting
and Commission business have taken tho store
Gently occupied by Mr. John ollns where they Will be
pleased o their friends and the public generally.
MARTIN HOLLINS,
JAMES w. BURCH,
GEORGE II. BIRcH.
rhc subscrber sold his stock Goods to NJ olins
a. Co would most cloerully recommend them his friends
and patrons. JUN hoi',hNo.
Iaxt lat
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The above rates Ohio River. slight advance Is
charged II sent all the by Railroad No Storage Charged
on Goods through our line. Consgn 10 ,.,,
" BRIDGFORD g. Co, Richmond
REFERENCES IN RIcHMoSD-Stems Brunmei Imsey
1ardv a. Co Seden & Miller H. Claiborne, j. w. Wright
& Co Chas T Wortham g. Co, Shields & Sommervue ana
E1~eonds Davennort q Co june 25-ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

R. Fixturcs.-Somo new and desirable patterns of Ca
N Fixtures Just cciyed by
dee Its Muir g. STEVENS, Petersburg,
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n
II SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO CAL.-tof'
FIcE l34 FuoST STREET NEW YoRK)-Parcuiar attention
rad SALES OF TOBACCO and cohsighiheh's o're''
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited An
REFERENCES.-A A Lawrence Co; bos,oh Alien Alien
Davenport Allen CO. Edmond Davenport q Co. Luaia,
A. Watson James f. Heath late auditor, and Crenshaw
% Rcbmond. McCorkle L. Jones Mcdaniel, Hurt & Pres
ton r G S Ferguson Co, sad Miller Crenshaw, Lynch
burg ,-, -. -. horso 4, Now
B-IIaving established branch OF our mouse IN Ne"
York our resident partner in that city Will give ms
attention the receiving transhlpping anu
est rates of freight free of commsson on All gooas
ed to our San Francisco House. go - =. MI.
mond "'e :
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undersign.
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fully In
yiies all
those In
w n n I Of
Pianos or
other Mu-
steal I n.
, struncnts
TO call at
his Music
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

i DIR JAMES A. CLQPTON, who has for @ nnmoer ere OF
years successful in curing CANCERS tLSEhs, d
MORS SORE LEGS &c. offers Druggists, Doctors ana
Farmers any may be afflicted every remedy IN use M
uch diseases will give his remedies WIN
ali other remedies in use with diagnosis of all such
will yield to treatment for the small sum OF - r,,nW
Loui Missouri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

DEATH OF CAPTAIN BAKER.


The funeral of Capt. ELISHA Bliss RAxw Of the old
est New Jersey pilots and of the osinsors Of thas
eorps took place from his late residence in rookyn ye
erdsy afternoon. His death occurred Saturday last
after illness Of Eve weeks The flags of the pilot boats
the harbor displayed at half mast during tbs
cay in respect to his memory Tns funeral largely
attended, and many OF the pilots present. Hts
mains were taken to Greenwood Cemetery CApt Baker
was an experienced and skhui man in his progessou
and the shipping merchants OF New York, with wnom
he In contact often than with Any other class
OF the community, regarded him with the highest estssm
and confidence In hts private life he respsct-
ed by all who knew him. by HIS death the impoctasr
profession TO which he belonged loses Of its most
huentia members.
Mr.. JAMES rrRSrR Sem, in the ninety eighth year a
his age soldier OF the Revolutionary fought at
Brar Creek and Guiord Court House. was taken
and for several me nths kept board prison sp ded
in Alamance county, N. O., on the 18th ult.
Mr. OLIVER GLAzIxa, Revolutionary rsnsioner diaS In
Northboro Mass Feb 18th, at the advanced ses al OS
years Mr. Gazier ctered army ct the aes OF sxtss1
ard served II New Jersey Rhode Isaud and AZ 80
Point Hs leaves eight okidrsr thirty six grsna cha
cren eighty one great grand cb,irsa ana tNp x.set-
g'sAt yrsst srsca ohuirca WV
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The LNte Lieutenant e. u. Hunter.
TO THE BDITOR OF THE HERALD.

You are usually correct in any historical statement
that surprised in rcacing obituary the late
Lieut. Hunter, to that you had fallen into In
relation to certain events the Mexican war
You ay The squadron under the command of Commodore
Perry bad twice retired from Alvarado.n
You will Gnd by examination that Alvarado never was
attacked but once and that by expedition led by
Com Conner in person and not by Com. Perry, and the
expedition would then have succeeded, but for mshap
which grounded than onc-haf Of his attacking
forces the bar of the river and the unexpected setting
in fa norther which compelled the vessels to haul OF
for safety.
With reference the surrender Of Alvarado in March
1s4 70 the gallant officer for whose memory the highest
respec Ia f0r the many noble qualities he WAS
possessed OF, you are again In error.
Lieut. Hunter led away BY his ardent nature dsobeyed
the specific order Of his Commander Chief for wh
high military offence he was brought to court martial
al Anton Lzardo Roads. The court did not acluit''
him. but sentenced him to reprmand Ind dismissal from
the squadron, which sentence approved and carried
irto execution. The question does not to the
correctness Of the courts decision or whether the
msnder Chief unnecessarily In carrying out
the sentence but the facts you will find to be herein
stated
Again, Lieut. Hunter had not resided of ate years in
wort, 4. l., but In this city. W.
NEW YoRK, March I, 1856.
Ne give the above the pea OF hearing both sides.
Lieut.. Hunter found guilty, but the "outsde pres
surc restored him to tine navy after. Rpey's
terestrg history confirms most Of tie statements mad
by US.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

DFVaOW8y H3lArOA0s
The following s copy of bill now bef,re our Lsgis-
lature:-
An act to confirm the proceedings Of the Common
Council of the city of New York relative TO railroad
in Roadway and other streets Of said city
The people of the State of New York represented In
Senate and Assembly, do enact foitows:-
S<ccn The resolution passed by the Boards a.
the Common Council Of the City OF New York the assa
action on which in said Common Council, was had On
about the seth day Of December, one thousand eight
hundred and two giving the authority and consent
double track for . railway in b oAdway aud whi ehAn
or street from the South ferry to Fifty street.
tine to time along the BoomingSsle rosd to MAphs tan
VILE, "a provided in said resolution, ia hereby ratified,
confirmed and established and hal be held in all courts
and places to be legally valid and eestusi to a neutg
and purposes and the said Jacob sharp and others
In the sad resolution their associates assigns are
hereby authorized to construct complete extend ana
use such railway in and through the streets ana
road aforesaid until o.hersise provided BY aot
Of the legislature, or until the right shall csass
and terminate according to the provisions of the nd
section OF this act, Notwithstanding any obi ecu
ground of objection heretofore existing any action
commenced or Injunction ssued aduocation had Ia
the contrary nothing herein ainei shall be construed
as imparing or intending to impair in any the
Sec. q Fernando Wood, Cornelius W. Lawrence Jsnss
Harper, jacob A. Westervelt stephen Viii ney, Wiam
Kent Edwin d. Morgan Cyrus Curtis, Isaac o. Barker,
Board of Commissioners with power to decide as herein
after provided the effect the said railway upon thu
interests Of the public and Of the of real esass
yipg along the route thereof at the expiration Of ons
year from and after the time when the said vay shan
be completed, the said commissioners, jority q
them shall file with the Secre AIRY of State certificate
In writing that they have examined into the working and
effect of the said railway and that in their Judgment Il
has proved injurious the Aforesaid interests the rise
to use said railway shall then and from
and determine and this ase halI become null and wi
the same shall continue as aforesaid racAn
eies In said Beard by death, resignation or Otherwise
shall be filled by the Governor.
sec The fad grantees their assigns shall groove
space fourteen feet wide through that cart OF the
raRe way of Broadway laid with Russ block pave usn
or 81 all pave such space with rough stone afford
safe footing to horses.
Sec. L. This act shal take effect immediately.
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All OF which Is respectfully submitted aud the Committee
beg TO offer for adoption the follow log resolution:
Resolved That hereafter all app lcaon OF
ares lot granted by the Bod sit lalon to be consi
deed vacant and The seps aiken TO m the
DANIEL F. 1TEMANH, J
ISAAC. j. OLIVER, yComnltee.
ISAAC TOWNSEND,
On this an exciting and personal debate arose, but
the report and accompany ing resolution eventually
carried after ding IL to increase the salaries Of
The TO ST. per year and all the keepers $50
extra. The irc eased compensation to take effect
April 1st. Adjourned
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Tie return from tho several wardeus show that there
6,60l persons in the Institutions being de-
of 35 since last week During the week have
been admitted, 81 died, 1ese discharged, % sent to
Pententiary and to State prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

convention system su utterly a corrupt progeni
ter, the caucus humbsg Lt the electors Of Zach stste
name their man. There woA'id be difficulty abyu.
sgreting on the best man. II the people had something
do with it. Now, the poll ciars pick put the worst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

No MoRy SUNDAY MAILs.-The Sunday mail
trans on the uEdpor River Railroad have been aisc1a
uLLCd
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form which not satisfactory to either section, and
which caused the North to bolt and hold convention At
Cincinnati in November Of the year. The prnci.
pal business done BY this last named body cneavor
rg to make c get back with decency to the
party from which 1t had boted, and another C,nvcn.
ton consequently called to meet st Philadelphia
the 18th Of February last past where the Know Moth
ipgs cast of the old platform altogether and adopted
new cne, which don't anything in particular On
that they nominated for President Misrd Fillmore,
(whg,) for Vice President A. J. Doneson, democrat
and inheritor Of Jackscns sword This ticket has not
been received with any very dangerous amount Of en-
thusiasm.
The old free soilers, with some accesaons from the
Seward whgs held Convention at Pittsburg February
q. They did not do anything but talk In the most
flood thirsty manner about rifles and revoers and Gala
Nominating Convention meet at Philadelphia June II.
The Conventions to come of this year. far as
nounced, are:-
National Democratic Observation-Disclosures, juno 2.
Bolter's Know Nothing Convention-New York, June
~.
Niger worshippers "Nationa." Conveu ton-Phila-
delphia, June II.
June will be lively month.
We have endeavored above to give correct, succinc
history Of the caucus and convention systems in
the United States, and to show to the people
how little they their fathers have really had TO
90 sh nominating the Cble Magistrates Of the republic
dow much longer will three four millions Of voters
to be passive instruments in the hands Of little
clique Of designing Pclcians We hope soon 70 sse the