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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-16

DA- The Clarksbu,y Register seems
to think that we were mistaken in re.
gard to Col. Hamilton, Of Randolph,
the Distribution candidate for the House
of Delegates there, being a Democrat.
We were informed that he was such
from a source which we would infinitely
prefer placing credence in than the pc.
litical EXAMINATIONS of that print, as a
general thing, though in this case our
informant, himself being mistaken, may
have led us into error.
p. S. Since the above was in type,
we learn on good authority, that Col.
Hamilton is a Democrat, represented
Preston county in our State Legisla-
turc, and as Democrat held the APP
pointment Of Superintendent Of the
Fairmont Philippi and Beverly road.
Col. II. was also spoken Of as the Dem
ocratic candidate for Board OF Public
Works, before the Winchester Convcn-
ton. He never was Wing, nor ev-
or represented Hampshire county in
the Legislature.
BaA- Cooper, then, (and not We is
mistaken.
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AMBRoTYPEs Mr.. olinhan,

AMBROTYPES MIR. Oliphant,
the artist who takes those beautiful
Ambrotypes, at the Car, is still opera
ting to the satisfaction of the public.
We understand, however, that he in
tends to leave our place Immediately
after Court, so that those who wish an
excellent Ambrotype miniature, had
better improve tho opportunity now
afforded to secure it.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-16

Bay- The Funeral of our old citizen,
NICHOLAS B. MADEIRA, will be attend
cd from his late residence, TO- DAY (Sat-
urday) at 10 o'clock. His remains
will be inferred according to the usagcs
and with the honors of the Masonic
fraternity.
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3 AY II g
$3.50 p / Il l. S {.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES oRA
FA NJ lily PHNSIC.
FOR ALL TIE pvspOsEs OF A

TIirnE has long c&ietet pulitc demand for an
effective purgatirc pill which could be relied as
sure and perfectly safe in its operation This has
been prepared 90 meet that demand, and an cxtcn-
sive trial OF its virtues has Concusiyey shown with
what success il acc"mplShos the purpose designed.
IL Is S2sy h to make physical pW 9%. not easy to
none OF the objections but all the advantages, of
every other. This has been attempted here and
wi'h w'nt success we would respectfully submit To
tho public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto THAT almost every purgativc
medicine Is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is nor Many of them produce so much
gripping pain and rovusion in the system as TO more
than cnunterloiafcc the good 10 be derived from
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p!icablc nrc given on the box. Among the COM
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may mcnHon Liver Complaint, in its various forms
"i Jauntirr, Indigestion, languOr and Loss of APP
petite liStlc3cncss. lrritub!ty, Bilious Headache.
hii"ns Fever, Fever and Aguc, Pain in the Sido
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npcrcnt, they attn;d prompt and slvr relief in Cos
tVen"SS' Piles, Collie. Dyscntcry, IIuulors, sprof-
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Back, Stomach, aud Side. They should hc freely
!kcU III tho spring Of thc vctr 10 pulirv the blood
and prepare TIE system for the change OF seasons
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach AMI
bowels into healthy action, and restores tho arpc-
htc and Nigor. They purify the blood, and by their
Sthnrlnt action on the C;rcuatory system, reno
waite the strength of the body, and restore tho
wasted ar diseased cmcrgins OF the whole organism
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous; even
though ~" serious dcrangcmon; exists; bot un
necessary dosing should never be carried too far,
AZ every purEativr medicine reduces She strength
whcnthkcr 10 cNrc>s. The hO,lSiid cases Fl. which
phyH'c is required raTyUt b. enumerated here but
they suggest themselves to the .cuiou of every
o"IE' and 1t Is confidently believed This Pill will
answer better purpose than any thing with has
hitherto hcrn available to mankind. When their
virtues are once known. the public will no longer
d'H"i what rc'n"dY 10 cmploy when in need Of j
CGihaTtiC medicine
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-16

Gay- Hurlbut, the "Cement' man,
who aourished here sometime sine, died
IN prison, at Abingdon, Virginia, re-
Gently. He came there stranger,
and being derapged, was put in prison
for safe Keeping.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-16
TO THE LADIES I!
ahalfaMfs Temple OF Fancy.
y! what charming sight,
How magnificent,
..... RppuiiIul l., Tho ox,,,..>r

Beautiful in the extreme
Now my dear Mrs.: You surely will ac-
company me, II nought but to feast thine ewes
upon this Temple Of Fancy. Every thing il
there calculated to arrest the eye, and critical
judgment. Rich Gold Jcwelry, ma rk cd by pu-
rity and excellence. Those splendid Bracelets
rich, original and elegant. Tho assortment Of
Cameo, Gold and Gold Stone and MoZaic Jew
cry i5 complete, and then so cheap. Oh Won
should see those beautiful Ornaments for the
Hair. ......
The golden bright, the raven curl and silver
locks form an interesting link between youth,
manhood and old age Hero all hnvc their as.
sociauons. Yet ugain-~beautifui silver plated
Casters, China, Vases, American, b ohcman s.
Partisan Ornaments, Cologne, &C., elegantly
chastc Dear, dear the Temple is loaded with
fancy goods. Then again let your eyes wander
from tho Temple, but for a moment md again
they are arrested by the beautiful assortment of
Glassware and Perfumcry, scattered all aronnd
the room. -
Now my dear, get your pursc--IiE SELLS for
CASH only, therefore he incurs no risk in sell
ing-(Pay days yon know are like visions at sen y,
calculated to lead the Mariner 10 destruction !
ana has no subsequent losses to make up; be.
sides, you certainly arc aware ready cash in pur-
chases saves considerable per cent. Now your
bonnet is adjusted, let us go where
For things Of use and things fsport,
The gay and curious there resort
Morsantown, May 0. j.. NJ. CHALFANT.
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A council has been called to meet
with tho Baptist church at Now Con-
sord. Muskingnm, Co, o, on the 5lh
Sabbath III May, to consider the propri
ely Of ordaining to tho ministry, Bro.
w. d. Seigfrisd journal.
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,B0BU' @1BDHHgAmnn,

Int 4 MEETING of the Trustoes If tho
Borough Of Mofgantown held eth day of April i,
1907, the following Ordinance was adopted:
Be 1T ORDAINED, That no person shall suffer
any ierocious dog to run at largo within the
Borough, without being muzzlcd and the own
or shall also DO liable to fine of Five Dollars
ior every ~ hours such dog is permitted TO run
at large and the said dog shall moreover be A.
bated and destroyed as public nuisance.
And 1t is further ordered and ordained, That
the Town Constable enforce this ordinance by
collecting any fines for its violation ; and that
no remove said dog or dogs, and il necessary,
shoot them, without further notice from this
Board.
This ordinance to take effect and Be in force
from the frst day OF May, 1857.
BY order Of tho Board.
Aprl 30, 1853. VIM. LAZIER, Prcsid,,.
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LAND SALE,


10y VIRTUE Of n Decree rendered by tho
- Circuit Court Of Monongalia county ut Tho
April Term thereof, 1857, in the case of Geo.
-. Evans rs. James II. Stafford s. William liam
iiton, shall, on the
FO~rM MonSdy in May merit,
on the public ground, before the Conr: ronsc
OF said county, sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, tho two ira cts or parcels Of land
directed by said decree to be sold one contain,
ing 100 acres, more or less, and tho other 30
acres, more or less, lying and being in said
county of Monongalia near Cheat river, and
bounded and described az may he seen by refer
cnce TO tho deed executed to said Stafford by
sad Hamilton, filed among HE papers Of said
cause. -.
Terms OF Safe, F..
On credit orsiS, twelve and eighteen msntbs
win interest from tho day Of sale, and good
security Tor tho payment ofthe purchase money,
~ WI. WILEY, Commissioner.
April 81, 1867. Is
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

Z
s'sr's '"fse" others . PURSUIT ,.S.., to
George Henderson & others tho above case a,
the April term, 1857, Of the Circuit Cour, for
Monongalia county, Va, #, EDGARC. WILSON,
as Commissioner, will proceed to sell on Mon
day, tho 25;h day OF Mayneyt, it being Court
day, at the Court House in Morgantown, to the
highest bidder, tho following Ian DIS and lots be-
ing the Real Estate of Joseph Henderson,
deceased, viz:
THE HOME FARM,
Of said Henderson, lying about two miles South.
east of Morgantown, containing ABBOTT aJ2I5
acres. This tract will be sold il two separate
parcels, the one containing 202t acrca, ON which
is situated comioI table farm house, barn and
other buildings, the late residence Of sal d Hem
oerson. The other part containing $50 acres,
with small house thereon. Also, ono other
TRACT OF VALUABLE LAND,
lying on the West side ofthe Monongohela river
about four miles below Morgantown, contain
ing 205 acres. This tract will also be sold in
two separate parcels, the upper one cont aiming
1l9 acres of land, on which is situated the pria-
c'pal farm buildings, and the lower parcel con
tanning SO acres with small house thereon.
ALS0-one o,her,tract of land lying aboute
miles North Of Morgantown, containing 5gts
acrC5. s..T
ALSO-One lot OF ground containing acre
and 81 poles, on which is situated "A comfortable
brick house, lying on the West side OF the River
Immediately opposite to Morgantown, and now
in the possession Of Philip IL. Keck, Esq.
The Sale vii! be upon crodi of six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months, the purchas-
ers giving tn, ir bonds with good security for the
payment Of the purchase money, bearing int err
est rom the day Of seic, and lien retained uu-
Il! payment made. ..
INC foregoing lands and lot are Yalrable, and
the attendance OF all persons desiring to pur-
chase such property 10 requested. ...I Pr.
EDGAR G. WILSON, Commissioner.
April 90, 1857. 95-Jw
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pe8. George Kigcr, Of Falmouth,
Virginia, died on Thursday morning
last, at bis residence in that place, aged
about go years.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-16

Wheat in IoWa. Tho Davenport
Qowa.) Gazette Of the Goth ult., says
the farmers arc now exceeding busy,
and but few arc able to get to town. =
They are now engaged in seeding a
second time. Farmers hold back wheat
at any price below rs cents bushcl.
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Monongalia Building
NEW ARRIVAL OF
Spring and Summer Goods.

ALL PERSONS DESTROYS Of making profitable
Investments are invited to call At the establish.
mcpt OF
HAGANS & RUDE,
MoNoNGALlA BUILDING, and examine their
large, well selected and cheap stock of now
Spring Goods, just received from the Eastern
cities. We unhcsta 'ingly say that no other
establishment is able to offer greater induce:
ncnts I" purchasers than ourselves. Tho ses.
ten which VIC have adopted is low prices, prompt
settlements, prompt payment, and opposition TO
all combinations and m onopoljcs.
April 4, 1857. uAGANS & RIDE.
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Comm iSS6OMel''s Safe
OF Valuable Land in Preston County

Of Valuable Land in Preston County
Etsa c. La:far, etol, Pfs. rs. Ferguson Jcn.
kins, e al, Defts.
John Hdnwdy's Eaccr. Us. Ferguson Jenkins.
In PURSUANCE of Decree of The Cir.
= cut Court OF Preston county, rendered in
these causes, the undersigned as Commits.
soner named il SAID decree, will sell at the
front door Of The Court house in Kipewood.
IN said county on the lth day Of May ney t,
being the first day Of the next Quarterly
Court, one tract contaiping155 acres, in said
county, on The wa ters Of Upper Sacdy, TO
The highest bidder on q credit Of 9, 6 and
. months, taking bond with good security
from the purchaser bearing interest from
day Of sale. The title 10 said tract is con.
sideied good, but selling as Commissioner, I
snail only sell such title as ain authorized
by said decree.
JOHN RyRNE f,,,z.,:.
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TNR0M PITTSBURG-Buckets, Tubs, and
Il cotton yarn. CHADWICK s. NEPHEw.
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Tor SALE--one Woman's Saddle, the las,
L made by YIN. NJ. Deripg, decd.
May 10, CHADWICK e. NEPHEW
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SEEDS---BuDch Bean, Cucumber, Sage and
~ onion Seed CHADWICK & NEPhEw
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The Spring Trade Of 1857

WOULD: info rm their customers and the pub
lie generally that they are receiving the iar.os,
ana most complete stock Of Spring and summer
made up OF
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

The lact IS Observable, by spy os who
seps himself posted in the political news of
the jay. that many Of the NOR moderate
Rrahlican pr>ses have hccome t,rNl IL the
clap trap AMI hollos professions Of Kansas
patriots. AMI ,ls,r ,o have some CESSATION
~ the troubles and rumcrs of troubles which
the professional sgi,a,ors have found il prc-
htablc 10 kcp up ia thai territory This
indicates an improved state 1t issiiug IN the
opp~i,ion Tsr~~ grperslly ~ c,nrs such
shr~ts a. the New York TribHas. that rciis.
sw Il. profits in keeping mp cnn,,nusI sup
ply of hurr,rs ~ issl kr larrc class vi Il,
na,ical rvssicrs. will never allow p-.acr ~
prvvsil. ~ h~ cnn,rn, with the dIsp~ition
which mohcrasr men Of JtfEer'nt parties.
intent upon ,be general god, world make
Of an irritating and dangsroas question:.
Bat ~ think W. az aHSng thu rasoahle
AMI web camiuctoi newspapers Of the eppo
,t,co q gro~tng dssirr To discosntensnc-
,icso, agitation, IN give all parties fair
hearing and 10 ", the rs'pelAr VOICE in the
pr,rsr sral way decide the points a, SSH
A an exhibition ii this spirit, which W.
c,vna~pd to the god sosr d car Rcpub,i.
can nsghenrs a. worthy Il imitation. sc
exrae, frvm ,hs New N1k Tpss. The 81.
lowing uotsr II cue Vt the ksaing szi,a.
tors II kAnsAs
We perceive that CEN u Lane has
again made he spp~rsns IA kaHSAs AMI
d-siversSi pab.ie spSch al lAwrnce.
What IS the particular porro~r of his ~
appsarHcv inst at tbs time, we Ae no,
axare. |; has never eSn anlsrs;csd that
he had any psrmAssni Interests 10 the Ter.
ri,wy, ox any other professional pa>aits
,Acrr. ex0p,. pssiely, TIM para', q othN
and the prvS1sca u rrcklsss sSitatog
HIS spprsraoss 90 The sSps II acton
jus; 81 the rrrsut morneui. ana aDirs the
circumstance which sftssxted his advent.
eeis no god I, csnocs al 20 prov, ia'Q.
reus apd rnwcscsne To AZ b, tn rcAoss
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Ahs puivit ~ ii.sss..

SUNDAY the llth INST, sN,ms IN have h~'n
appropriated by the Ab,litioo clergy II
Boston. ior their peculiar purposes. IL hC-
esq tse 10y on which il IA cs,-'omar, To rasl
ay Uoaraors proclamation kt She annual
Sass. day administered srvrr rchuke Ia
'iw Exccl'cncy Ivy emitting 10, gcneral
irraoyCmcui, fsys The Pose to Rad il alto.
sesasr beiog aatoa,cd at b.. arbitrary die.
Sa'ioa IN recommending tina, they abstain
from political DISCUSSIONS AMI secular consij
cral'oas," In some chsnhcs Il was Rad
viib M omission n u. offensive clause.
WrSptit Puurrs, hsycr sGpplicl the
pplpi, OF the Rev. ruEuposs rAaxra. aud
discoarscj upco the tyranny # the s,'esssl
Government. the neorSsi,y II Individuality
and iadcpcndcuoc, tbe little value " cor
Culon, whose disrup,.oa b. ,hoasb' would
not be injurious, and kindcd topics. lie
substituted the proclama'ica Of the Govern
90 Of Maine, arpolnting Fast tor tina, State
a place II that 81 Gov, G.Rpsss,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30
ssee.a ward u. m.ess,n Nomination.


A. I. LAmvssrxcR, Esi., was nominated
on Tuesday. by the Democratic voters Of the
Second Ward. Tor Alderman, for the term d
three yan. Mr. J.. u orc II the most 81.
terprisiny u our bu.ip-s men. lie has
@vvsl om term ID tho City Council. with
credit 10 himself. and profit mt only To his
immediate constituency. bat 10 The city al
largr. The nomination Is equivalent 10 an
election
The Secouh Wani meeting inr III" nnlnt
nation II eaplitlat' for Alderman was cnu-
siur,,vi IN thu manner recommended In this
paper n yesterday morning. The cri'r
and good feeling which prevailed ni ibis
election. Afforded most agreeable contrast
to the d,soricrly AMI rioious gathering oi
the evening prcvioa. The substantial eli.
srns Of the Ward tarned out. and by ,heir
votes, secured candidate acceptable Ia all
classs, by the adoption Of the samr plan
In the other wards, the Democracy will 90
CAPE the Humiliation of being called upon
to support candidates in oil respects unit Tor
the position In which they sspirr
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Ihs tSsAl number Of aeuisrs res.rssi 70
;ae pew Parliament M to the sla Instant,
a. n"ou, was - The Giots nys tia, o;
'hssc Us arr hbeTa,i a0i al0 Tories.
To Inotou 1w,s q April 2, says the
preparation or The Atlantic telegraph ara
expected 10 b competed by ile tine origi
"a. = haEasi A5oC, GO mllcs u the cable
0gi ofiAe 400 arr now onshed. and ths
AvxrTxats rate a coavtr1ctlon n the works
q NrSsrS KEper to a. Greenwich and
Mass- Nexai 4 Co. 81 Bi-krnhend i.
nor than ee0 E.,es ~ w~k
rls' English psp- have besatihl u,s-
atss % ,ar msrsory q Dr. Kxne The 90
N thc Lor-5oa farAsraEx e:os-ss viii lie
iollo~.as warts His hath sll be svcrs4y
kf ~ Bis cSsEtryr-n. hy Whoa hn as
greatly loved Eszsni too. I'll r,oGrn The
loSs q - gallant and e.,rrpri Ing rsn
.so si,sos-s yovay u yc~-> bad zaipei
hish repg-atine
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TEENS OF TbE
WEEKLY PfOSEE AND DIE NtH RAT


We received information yesterday, that
IL. H. NELSON, Esq, had been appointed
Associate Juntiee u the District Cos'n o'
this Territory in place Of Judge susnnrrs.
whose term Of offer hal expired We heard
also that successor had hen appointed IN
pIsea u Judge CuarrisLn whose tame VIZ
lid not learn
G. l.. CnAsr. Esq.. of ~. Anthony, has
been appointed Secretary Of tbc Territory
10 place Of j. TaAvis Roasrr, Esq, whf~'
torn Of oiilee had expired.
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4 psssssx Trihass "a Ss,s Essssisosy. Gsss.
Gassasa.

The ol,ieisl eomexion Of III. EScelency.
Gov. GosaAs. with thu general government
add the people Of this Territory. expired %
The 23d instant and we regard Il 40 occs
ion which should BE- signalissd BY soue spe
ial mark Of the pubHc confederation. Hk
Is,s Excelleney's career has been one which
~ili, uaquestionsbly, h rsmcfnbsred Ia ti's
political history Of Minnesota. lie came hire
under circumstances peculiarly anspicioas
A strong popular prejudice existed against
bis predecessor and the people were In a
condition 10 regard my change ~ a reform.
IL had seen just enough II civil Srviee to
b. entitled To the prefix Of Honorable "
pst enough II military service 10 wear the
,i,lo Of +" ColoseI " and IN the then peculiar
state II the public feeling. h. WA magniiiei
into statesman on The a,e account. and n
Hero IN tho other. No man ever commenced
al administration amler more promising aus
piers. either for the General welfare. ~ for
personal advantage. The results whhh hf
accomplished va have already detailed IN
former irihnic 10 his Escelhncy We
have irassl him along the sliding scale 81
depreciation, from the position Of general
popularity. with which h. commr'ceh hia ca
mer 10 the present. when he expires officially
IN the arms of"IisxLsr. under the sole pro
lection Of" Major';cncral Captain Dopo. and
without solitary other prison to lament biz
political death ~ ~ pSy the tribats ofrspec'
10 his poiit cal remains We think this al
wrong u Disgrace TO civilized and chris,
iahised Democracy, There Is sor .
Chinese barbar,ty IN thus leaviog bis Excel
lcncy alone 10 die The grating groans apt
eers Of q popalace would have hen NOR
yraielul than the canker and rust Of thn 81
lent neglect
We insist ihai propr ol'seqaies shall IN
paid 10 ihr meinory of his late Escellncy
Tie was man Of uncommon traits of char
acter The Territory will ~, again witness
his equal ar his like In his Distinguishing
peculiari,ics h. must remain hereafter IN
aptroachablr. The hero 81 AZ many bril-
liant defeats aud iisasirou. victories shoul'
not he permitted 10 r-t In his poli'ie
grave unwept. unhonorcl, and unsang ' 81
We Insist upon the oh-equt~ We call ia
a res,uium, ralosy, and funeral
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

The Postmaster General has nrdrr,l the
name 81 the l'o-ioilicr at shu kmy. scott
county. To be changed 10 Shakopr.
C,nsi T. GimLtoh. has been appointed
Postmaster 1T Amajoo, Chlsago county.
vice /. u. Lownr,, resigned
4 t'ostoiier has been established hi
Beaver. Wnena county, and -mfLpoS
BRooss appointed Postmaster.
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President rIsscr. several months since
appointed Hon. Mr.. Moass, Of fa.. n sp-
cial Commissioner to New Gra,a,ia, charged
with the settlement ii the difficulties arising
out al the Panama massacre of 18th April,
1880, AMI out Of the new laws Of that n
public 10 reference 10 tonnage duties and IN.
crcasel iIupos' on mall matter passing
through the isthmus The mission has
been unsuccessful, tho government Of New
Grenada dIselaimiug all responsibility for the
loss Of lie AMI pillagc. at Panama. and IL
also declined 10 discuss the e,p,lleocy NJ
changing the new tonnage laws Mr., Moass
AMI our resident Minister there. Mr. BowIrs.
then submitted All nliimatum that the New
Unnadan government pay All lndemul6cs-
ton OF sioo000 lot the affair Of Panama
and grant CERTAIN concessions as to the RICH,
Of Intervention by the United states In the
police government ol the isthmus The III
timainm however va, I~remp,orily rercts,i
Chereapon Mr. Mossg broke IN thu neyotr
etiua and annnuncol that Mr. Bouli> would
alsn withdraw The former was on his ~
turn la The niicd State
II ia rr,nrtel that larsv naval iore via
ho consvnimie,i on bath The Pacific and
Atlantic aalca ~ the is,hmns: anL thai Il
Tho government 1T New Granada continues
to rciusr the abstraction ,rH,an,l,>I hy n.
lni,"l State. that "nr government will ~'iae
alul holl military n,1upatinD IT the l.,hmus.
until n1arpilnn hc n,s'io lot past na,tae'~,
AMI sruri,y gt,,h tor the m,ur
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

The Legislature has not yet got II go,1l
working order. Ia the lio,,se, 90 TUESDAY,
the only bosi,r~- transacted was the np-
poin,meu, Of commi,te" To consider tbs
Legality of the extra .cssion Of the Iegisla
ture. The Council met. anil Immediately
adjourued,
Il II highly probable, TINT tios. Mep,.
ay's first message will be -cnt To the ftgis
a'ur to-day,