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AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT,
VHOULD oer his services to the public, as Agent for
w sale Of.
Real Estates Negroes, Furniture, Dry
Goods Groceries.
Or other species property, either in or ceunry Be
ing determined 10 devote my time the above
having had considerable experience, haer
give satisfaction 10 those may favor that line.
always be iOund aths Counting Room Patriot
Ohce when in my absence, orders eft. mar4-tf-
To THE LOVERS OF GOOD ALE!
JUST received few hogsheads Of this Justly celebrated
- Asops English Ale which is draft BY the glass
Bprl2-dtf A. JONNARD & BRO.
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NOTICE,

THE Stockholders ofthe Citizen Coal Company are re
i qusstsd 70 make paymen to the amount Of thei
took subscribed when called they will feTeit their
smOunt of stock. G. b VANNOY,
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LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE-RARE
nL1 ln Hl-LL Wy 10 I.ANn RLLNERS.
VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOTS FOk

Several good Farms. well Improved, near Nashville.
l-rvs number of unmprOyed Lots. Several Garden
Lots, from Is acres the city, ihose wishing 10
purchase viii do well 70 call soon en-. -,.-,,,
iauT-'5.-t. NANCE q fFOODNah ahDs
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STEAM SHIPS.
FOF GermaIa POrts.
NEW YORK, BR EMEN 4 SOUTaAIPTON'
.-o H'h UNITED STATES BAIL sTEAilERs b. d

TTNHR ships comprising this line are W4sH- lA-1Fs.
l. INGIQH.-L -LaRPt-aa aIe.ac acaEendFf - Err -
MANN, Capt. EdFaTd Htggpa These stsa- -
mers stop Et Sonthamptss,b bo gotaz and reaTning
FRoPoaEB DkTEs o. 1AiLIEs-Ia57
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STEA AMBOATS-PATENT BENZOLE GAS.

SIEA MBOAIS-FAIENT BENAOLE Gas.
County and state Rights for sale. The only
BenZOle Machine that viii give a good light.
TUE entire apparatus simPls oceHpes but little room,
III requires .hts or attentiOu-ekcept winding up,
SIMILAR q clock.
The p.fss is third less than ordnary Coal Gas;
and makes the handsome and cheapest Hght the
world. It be in practical operation 81 HendeT
son i Bros, Dsaderick street. D. ..-
Any persons wanting their hoases tgnted can be sup
pied Immediately, they having made contract for the
furnishing Of Davidson county, and solicit orders.
Information concerning State and County rights, Be
bad By applying TO VA WARNE
ang 2l Cherry StreetNashiItp.
DWELLING HOUSE FOX REhT.
TIHE Brick Dwelling Market street. immedistsly below
Il MessTs. Hu. Douglas 4 Co.'S wholesale dry goods
house. Apply 10 aPrs3 BENJ F. sHlEkBs-
A GOOD PIANO FOR SALE on reasonable tsFmF.
"A Apply % ". z. CORNELIUS,
aprZ9-dlW 90 Charch street
REMOVAL. ~
TTNHURSTON & BERNARD have removed to No. Is
i Public Square, Rext door to Calaoun's where they
will be happy to show their customers r5 rare steak 6f
Dry Goods consisting Of Black Brown, and Blue Brad
Cloths Black and Fancy OEssIRsres; estnRa, Cloves
H00isry, Crayats, Hsndksrehiels, Sc, 30.
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~ The friend who wrote us over the .isps.

y The friend who wrote MS over the sirnf.
ture of "E Pluribus Unum " is requested to
examine the article that was the subject of our
criticism, and be will at once comprehend the
policy of our virtual disclaimer that the
friends of the proposed change are responsible
for the writer's want of prudence. The less
ssid about the matter to which he refers in the
newspapers just now, tho better Such is our
Judgment, and We are rarely wrong in such
things. One iDdiscreet friend, blatherskiting
in the newspapers. eau undo the work of q
hundred efficient ones, The object, as the
matter now stands, is only to be effected by
tho silent efforts of those Immediately inter.
ested In tho work.
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PERSONAL.

-. S Herring, tho safe man, was gar
rotted by two highwaymen, in New York, the
other night, and robbed Of 81 900.
80. Mr. Jacob Little, having satisfactorily
arranged his great stock jobbing difficulties,
has been re-admitted q memoer Of the New
York Stock Exchange, without opposition.
go. General Hennigsen, who figures 90 con.
spicuously in Nicaragua, is q Hungarian by
birth, and, il is said, came to this country
with Governor Kossuth.
80. The National Era says: Mr.. Cid.
dings, by the advice Of his physician, has left
Washington, and gone homo He requires
rest and perfect exemption from excitement.
His many friends in Washington feel much
anxiety in regard to the consequences of his
late attack"
-. A private letter received in Boston
aateo January l4th, gives the gratifying in.
teiiigencs that Dr. Kane's health has much
improved. His parents had reached Cuba by
the Quaker City on the 18th inst after very
rough passage. DR. Kane's mother was treat.
cd with marked respect on the passage, and
was received ct Havana with much consider,
atom.
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Proceedings Of To-Day

IL THE SENATE, to-day, Mr. Brodhesd urgec
that they proceed to tho consideration Of pri
vate bills, and Mr.. Hunter contcndod for con
tinuing the consideration of the Indian Apprc,
preparation bill
On motion Of Mr.. Bigler, the bill to provid.
for the survey Of the Ohio river and its prin
cipal tributaries was made Q special order fol
Monday next.
The Indian Appropriation Bill was then ia
ken up, and MIR. Hale was speaking against
the Oregon appropriations there when the Stal
went to press.
In THE House, after sundry Exec dtive d:
partment communications were laid befor,
the House and referred or otherwise apprt
priately disposed of.
Mr.. Grow reported from the Territ oria
Committee the bill providing for the prospec
tive admission Of Minnesota, as State, int
the Union, with a substitute read twice.
Mr.. Grow, after explaining briefly the sale
bill, moved to put it on It's passage, and de-
manded the previous question on the question
the adoption of the substitute seconded.
After some conversation between Messrs
Phelps, Stephens, Rice, Grow, and Payne, anc
others, upon the provisions Of the said substi
tute, it was adopted and the said bill wa
passed-yeas SO, nays IA.
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ANOTHER PEDESTRIAN ACHIEVEMENT Two
young men who had note due at the fremont
Bank in this city on Saturday determined that
it should be paid promptly at maturity, al.
though the cars would not run. They accor-
dinghy walked all the way from Salem, some
eighteen miles, and arrived here at fifteen
minutes before two, in season to take up the
note -BoStOn Journal
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FRos NlcARAGUA.-The Nicaraguan news
in our telegraphic column indicates that W. al.
ker's career in Nicaragua is coming rapidly
to a close, if, indeed, it has not already ter
minated.
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ELECTRICITY.
- mr. m 4 4 . " q u a "a -

NMEDIChL ELECTRICITY
R DR.. M4SSkY, Of Baltimore.
Employs Electricity remedially In more diseased
forms than any known physician either in En-
rope or America, and In all forms without shock
or annoyance The following are some Of the
forms:
Atmosphere, Migratory, ansfusive
6alyaniC, Abusive Dscutrict,
Magnetic, Difusiye Decorposinp.
ard Exhalsnt Thus securing the tran mis sion
OF The virtues Of desired medicine to tie ulre
courses OF the system, and exhaling ell impuri.
ties theIefrOm, without the tax often too severely
imposed on the stomach and mucous membrane
when admitted In the ordinary way
Rooms Penn. avenue, No 3s7, south side, be.
tween y and b streets. Office hours a. 70 TO
p m tt&
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
In TIE SENATE, yesterday, after We went to
press th,y continued for some time in Execu.
tive session, ut the termination of which they
adjourned
TX THE House, the bill for the relief Of
Michael Nourse was debated at length in
Committee Of the Whole House, by Messrs
Walker, Smith of Va and Haven, for it, and
Messrs. Letcher and Taylor against it, until
the committee rose, and the House adjourned.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

A COPY OF LOssIN6's PICTORIAL HIS
IA tory Of the United States for Schools, highly
recommended By DR. Owen, Of the Fres AGA
denny, New YORK, and many others may be had
gratMttoHsly by TIE Principals and Teachers Of
schools In this city, AleIandria and Georgetown,
at the Bookstore Of TAILOR & MAuRr, Penna
avenue, near Oh street Mr. Leasing IL WIDELY
known as the author Of the " Field Book Of the
Revolution %
Also, a few copies will be presented gratis O.
oEsIv to French and German Teachers In change
OF classes Of M Spiers' fIs Oh and English Die
tioaary, edited by Prof Jewett and generally. by
foreign teachers, pronounced the best po,tatiT
lexicon published in the United Stairs
MASON BRoTHERs, Duane street, NJ Y, Pub
fishers
Persons calling as above will please leave heir
address, and tend TO the subscriber care of T.y-
lor q Maory, their Written opixion Of the boob,
Jan 3-d 3 H. ELLIOT, Agent
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jim MYERS In six New Acts
JIMMYERs in his wonderful Feat
Walking on the Ceiling Head Dorcntc0vds
LtkE A FLY. (For the first ume.)
The TWO SPANISH CLOWNS and host OF
Volunteers will appear for this great might
ID Boxes so cents Pit, IS cents; Children,
han price. Tickets can be had at al the Prinei-
pal hotels. Jan q
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MONUMENTALS AGAIN.
O>s The Monumental Club take great pleas
ure In announcing to their friends ard the public
that their Second Annual BAL will
take place at VERNON HALL,on the corner Of eth
and Louisiana avenue, OH sONDAY, Februarv
9th, 1857. Further particulars In future adv
tisement. COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ian 2S-WF&S3t*
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BOARD, &c.-NRS. BATES, ON THE g. W
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared TO accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without b lsrd. Every effort win be made
70 render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be Obtained. ap6-u
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NATIONAL INAUGURATION BALL
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.

HoaorarS Acftre.
Hon Thompson, Major WIN w Russell,
Hon George Pugh, RI Nevfn,
Hon CLANCY Jones, DIV Mahon,
hon Fauihner, A b Stouehton,
Hon Jno s Phelps. Chas w Welsh.
The subscribers TO the National Inaugurs ton
Ball are requested 10 leavs at the statiarefy store
OF VIM +. Bayly, No 279 Pennsylvania avenue
the names and places Of n sidence OF the ladies Of
their families FOR whom cards Of invitation are Dc
sired, or transmit them through the post once 10
Major VIM. w. RruKL, Chairman Of the Gem
mittee.
A subscription book NAV be found at the store
Of Mr.. Bayly. VIM w Russell,
an j0-du Chairman Committee
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LIST Or LEffERS
Rsmsssssg IN tAe Psst 0Ges, WssAsss too, D :,

TOrdsred to be inserted In the EvIslNs srAl:
It being the Newspaper having the largest circu-
Ation Of any daily paper puoished In washing
ton
for letters In thsfoilo-inTiis viii
n As fhaNa ID
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Boarding.

% OAR Id - GENTLEMEN DESIRING
- Board can fnd very comfortable sccommoda-
lions, at 30i Pennsylvania avenue, betwte en- 9Th
and 10th streets, over Mr.. Ridenour's CONNECTION
cry. dec 30 I'm
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ETHE GENTLEMEN COMPOSING
M the Committee on the National Inausu-
ration Ball. are requested to meet at c. 6autieI's
THIS (Sa urday) EVENING, January 3lst, at
O'Clock. THOS FISHER,
II Secretary
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tenos department, In 1s4s he was assigned

sistenos department. In 1s4s he was assigned
eminent for the remov al of the Seminoles from
Florida, and be remained in the position to
the day OF his decease His intelligence, en-
ergy and prebity enabled him TO discharge
all the duties Of life with honor. By his JUG
tice. consideration and 6rmness, he won the
confidence Of the Seminoles, and his strict at.
tention to the most minute matters of duty
throughout an acute and protracted illness
commanded the admiration of those around
him. His loss will be regretted by the army
By order of Brevet Brigadier General Har-
ney. A. PLEAsoNIos,
Capt. NJ. Dragons, A. A. General.
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- INAUGURATION BALL-THE
~ Hig hlanders will give grand Inaupu
ration Ba. !, at the ASSEMBLY Rooms, on WE'D.
NESDAT EVENING, the ith Of NJ arch. As the
Comntttee OF Arrangements will be com posed In
part OF our best citizens, to aid the Officers Of the
Company, the public may rest assured that moth
Ing will be left undonc on their part TO secure
pleasure to all who may favor them with their
presence.
Tickets--TWO DOLLARS.
jan l7-W&Sllt GEO. w. FLOOD, Sec
KJOLLITY ITSELF ONCE MORE.
U~A The members OF the JOLLY CLUB
take pleasure in announcing to their friends and
the public generally, that their Second Grand
day Of February, 1857, at CoLuMBr. Hall.
Capitol Hill
Iickets-FIFTY CENTS.
jan 29-ThSM1& COMMITTEE
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<SsT. PATRICK,S CHURCH Right
~ Rev Bishop McGill, Of Richmond va ,
Will preach charity sermon I'm this Church, in
AID OF the funds OF the Young Catholics Friend
Society, at the IL O'Clock mass on SUNDAY
next February 1st
The REGULAR monthly meeting Of the Society
Will be held at the Washington Seminary, on the
afternoon of The same day, at O'Clock.
Al-2t
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8DISCIPLES' MEETING THE DIS.
~ ciples' will have Divine Service In the
West Room Of Temperance Hall, as heretofore,
On TOMORROW, Lords Day. at Ill O'Clock ,.
m and at J O'Clock D. m. Preaching by DR..
I. Barclay, late Missionary to jerusalem The
public are cordially invited 1tA
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eUNlTARIAN CHURCH THE Rev
Mr. Heyer will preach for the Unita ian
Society until further notice, In Temperance Hall,
on street, between 9th and 10th streets servi-
ces TOMORROW, Sunday ct IL O'Clock a.
m, 1tk
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Washington Circus and Ampithsatrs.
Corner Of Seventh street ard the Avenue

The GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENE.
rain or shine,
ON next SATURDAY NIGHT, Jan. 3Ist,
when mammoth display Of all that il
BEAUTIFUL, GAY, AND ASTONISHING
will be offered, each act surprising tie other In
uanscendent brilliancy and grandeur.
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IOHN HUGHES RETURNS HIS
So sincere thanks to the gentlemen, Mr.
NJ. :. HOWARD and MIR. MckEv, for their kind
ness to him during the late snow storm on the
road between Richmond and Alex apdtia; and
also to all the American gentlemen who assisted
iT, aud hopes that the Lord will reward them;
he being the only Irish hoy who was in the storm,
and Is now on his way 70 the North, under the
care Of DR.. Green.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartment.-On yesterday, Both of January
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
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FsPHILADELPHIA CAKE AT PHILA.
3NA delphia prices, at the PHILADELPHIA Ice
Cream Depot, coreer Of 18th and T. streets.
Ice cream 81 80 per gallon. ian I0-in&
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OF THE ASCENSION,
~ on H street, between 9th and 10Th, ev
henry Stanley, Rector Servicesevery SUNDAY
at IL a. m and az m. For pews or seats, ap-
ply TO the Sexton. lie
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E~FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY
eAA The members are hereby notidsd that
the regular annual meeting for the election of
oMcers, Will take place az Harmony Hall, on
MONDAY EVENING, February ID.
Jan 3l-1 g. r. CROSSFIELD, SEQ.
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Ice Cream 81 "a per gallon. ian l0-lnt
HOFFICE OF THE NORTHWEST.
- ERN INSUR ANCE COMPANY,
OSWEGO, January 18th. ISi7.-Noiice is hereby
given, that the Agency Of this Company has be- N
withdrawn from tie hands Of g. Lewis; and
that no risks hereafter, on count OF this Com
pany, taken by him, Will be considered binding
by them :. b. LADLOw
ian &-lw* Secre airy.
q l.. IRVING'S VOCAL MUSIC
~ CLASSES were organized last evening
at Temperance Eall The day class for L aides
and Gentlemen will meet a. the u all every MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVEN
IN6S, at O'Clock The night class for Ladies
and Gentlemen, will meet at the same place every
MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, at 7
O'Clock, until further notice Terms for either
class-22 Lessons-S5
Refers TO Rev g Binney, ID d, President CO.
lumbia College; Rev ID Gurley, ID ID; Rev G ID
Cummins, ID ID; Rev Alfred Ho1mead, ID ID; Rev
ID s Doggrtt, ID ID; Rev Byron Sunderland, ID D.;
Rev Hill; Rev J Butler; Rev Samuel Re-
gestsr; DR. Owen Munson; Leo Coyle, ESQ
Application can be made to Mr. IRvINs through
the Post Once. ian 27-lws
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III TIME ALTERED: Doom opened at tx;
curtain rises at i past O'Clock.
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4 OST-A SMALL DIAMOND BREAST
IL PIN. suitable reward will be paid on the
return Of the same to the National Hotel
ian 30 3t&
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by disease and killed TO one hundred men
Belloso refused to allow an assault, which re.
suited 10 a quarrel between the two generals,
and Ilvala called in Gen Canas, the COM
mander Of six hundred Costa Rican troops at
Riyas, to arrange the differences.
" In the meantime. Belcso retire ated with
l 200 troops, leaving Zavala at Granada with
but 400 to 500 to continue the siege Matters
we're now at standstill, when the recruits
under the command Of Col Waters, whi,h left
the United States during the last Of Novem Der,
were landed by Walker to release Hennipg-
sen, Walker himself remaining in the steamer
These were enabled to cut their way tn rou gh
the forces Of Zavala and rescue Henning sen
and his party, now reduced to only sixty 10 en-
while the less Of Colonel Waters's command ia
the rescue was eighty-6ve. Walker and his
troops then retreated TO Virgin Bay, whore the
cholera, fever and black vomit broke out
among them with fearful violence, and starys.
ton only added TO the horrors Of their situa-
tioD. With the remnant Of his forces, now
numbering less than 500 men, he retrea.ed to
St George, where he still was at the last &C.
counts, ne Costa Ricans thea having posses
sion CT the San Juan river.
"No person here believes it possible that
the possession Of the San Juan can be recover
cd by parties sent to Walkers assistance, even
thou n they were to attempt TO force passage
up the ElSer with thousand men. AT dtpp
Point, situated at the mouth of the Sarapiq nj,
the navigation Of the river has been purposely
oes'ructed by filing it with logs for distance
o. half mile, and tho Point is defended by q
Ioice OF 500 Costa Ricsns, under the com and
| o, Col. barriliier, Zolave formerly in the
ffench service, and an able engineer and ex
perienced oficer. At Castillo Ranids ther.
are Two hundred troops, and at San Carlo,
three hundred, and at ali the defensible noint,
they are well supplied with artillery. (. m,
last accounts, Gen. Mora, a brotbs, Of n,
President, had arrived at Virgin with sIsvs,
hundred troops, making an aggregate at ~. :,
four points Of nineteen hundred. Ths 49,
lake steamers, the San Carlos and the Vi,a;r
NJ der the command Of Capt. Cauty, and EnD
lishman, have also hundred troops caob T
| them.
The Death CT Capt. Casey Or No ]
dated Head Quarters Of the Department q
Florida, Fort Myers, January Sd, 1857, says
It Is the painful duty Of the General com
manding 10 announce to the troops the death
at Fort Bocock, Tampa, on the 18th of De,en
Der, of Captain John g. Casey, of tho subsi
tence department.
| Captain Casey entered the artillery fror
the military academy in 1929. His service
were such Is to cause him to be selected i
1888 for IN appointment - captain In the sui
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-10

tional Importance. The quantity of Madder
yearly consumed in The United States, is esti
mated 1t from four to ave Thousand tons, v6lned
The Washington union., 1857-05-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
Dauoa Dioroe Case.

BosroS, May s.-The Dalton divorce given to
the jury this evening is doubtful II they agree
verdict before tomorrow Judge Mcrrick. who is in ILL
health tainted at the close of his charge and carried
from the court by the sheriff and Others. He N
revived but evidently greatly prosrated by tho fatigue
Of the potraced trial and the atmosphere o he densey
crowded courtroom,
BouoS, May 9.-The jury in the Dalton divorce case
were in session ali night and reported to-day that they
unable to agree upon verdict The panel stands
ten. for granting divorce, and two against it,
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

RESULT REcEsr RAINS IN VIRGINIA. The Lynch
burg yrginian says:
We understand the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company tsays the Lynchburg virgnian) have been
rousy annoyed by land slides their track, which have
interrupted at two points the progress of their From
Big Spring Christiansbug distance of about thirteen
miles, they compelled to carry passengers by stage
At Pea Creek connexion is also broken but the bar
rer Ii not extensive passengers only subjected to the
trifing inconvenience OF changing We assured
that all will be in order within day two, the
pany have set to work with accustomed energy to re-
move the obstructons.
We also learn that tho canal has suffered seriously
from the eshet hut will not be able ascertain its
extent until further abatement of the river The wall
which in of erection at the basin, built
wsbasye by Messrs. Mcdaniel, Hurt y Preston for the
james River and IA Canal Company. and supposed
to be impregnabc has been thrown down 70 the extent
of about 200 feet The wall III rear Of the Virginia and
Tennessee depot running parallel with the river and
tanning the embankmen gave way for the distance of
about 100 feet Immediately below the toll bridge Men
already engaged in making the necessary repairs
The Southside trains still cut off from the
city, and passengers landed at Moriss field about
four miles below the CITY,
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

a. Dunaio New York; exchange states that man in
49, employ OF James o. Robson, gunnnth, severely
ulca while running bullets His mould becoming hot
Oed Il by plunging il in water, and then commenced
E.ai,ng lead again. The water In the mould blew the
G mo his face and eyes seriously injming both II is
''S'ed that he may lose his sight ts
The Washington union., 1857-05-09
Memorial Of .Shapmaars.

NEW YORK, May "a memorial, signed 10y sixty
Of vessels at Caudena has been forwarded to the
Secretary of State calling attention to the ressness of
the Spanish authorities in arrestng, trying to arrest
the murderers of Capt Pendleon of the barque General
Jones.