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THE weil-known Maryland Consoli-
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Maryland, and i commissioner elected BY the peo-
pie, who Is sworn 10 superintend and certify tina,
cyerything connected with them is done in strict.
IL honorable manner. ald that the interests Of mar
tee who al distance are as well protected as
81 they themselves present a. the drawing
AaetheT fact watch the layers call attention
=. Is that ali persons "a. II legal right to send
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gai1ed by special Law III that state. A lottery is
drawn every day If the month. If no particular
class i NAMED, sr4yrs lied in the FIRST draw
Ia, - take place after the communication comes
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S2o. NJ tickets are, however, sent unless the
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
An extraordinary Case.

We have already referred to the mysterious dis
appearance of Miss Nissan, from the Seminary at
Jamaica, L. l., and her discovery at Chelsea, near
Boston, 1t appears that she left the institution last
Monday for the purpose of having tooth extracted
The dentist to whom she applied advised her to in
hale ether, with the intention OF lessening the pain
After the ether was administered, the girl remem-
bered nothing more until she found herselfon board
of one of the Norwich boats on her way to Boston.
The ticket agent states that when she applied for
ticket she handed portmopaie to the agent, with
out speaking. He asked hrrif she wished to go to
Boston, and she answered Eyes," although ii prob
able she would have replied the same had he said
Baltimore.
The agent was surprised, but he helped himself to
the price of passage and returned the balance of
the money. he thought it strange, however, and
told the conductor TO keep his eye upon her. On
arriving at Boston she ordered carriage, and was
driven to Chelsea ferry which she crossed, and then
seems 10 have entirely recovered her senses She
went to the Chelsea house, and told the landlady
her singular story, and taken care of until she
was discovered by police officer of Boston, who
had seen the reward offered by her father.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
A Rare Bird.

Dr. Thurston, of Van Buren,, Arkansas, recently
shot bird which puzzles the Oldest settlers hunters
aud na.uralists, in that latitude, some of whom
think it bittern and others stork. Phe lntelli-
gencer describes it thus:
"Reight when standing Eve feet three inches,
breadth ofwng six feet eight inches length ofback
nine inches. Upon the wholeit was master speci-
men of the bird Eind, possessing th angest and
most fantastic coat of plumage that we have ever,
looked upon; as the exterior of an American fowl,
its plumage on the scapular region being as black
as, a raven, and resembling the ostrich feathers,
whilst it's head back neck and sides, were gaudily
bedecked with long delicate ribbon like features of
every hue and color that belong to the rainbow hung
in clusters and wreaths about his graceful birdshp,
beautiful beyond all conception, unless compared
with the famous bird "f Paradise. II proved to be
not only an eatable bird, but of the most deli
cious fowls we have ever eaten of"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
Long Speeches.

Mr. Choats's argument IN behalf of Mrs. Dalton
occupied tyfour feet of solid printed and by linea
measure would reach quarter of mile. Mr..
Daua's argumen on The other would more than go
half way round the Boston common and these two
speeches, with Mr. Durant's opening address and
Judge Merrick's charge, would more than go around
the common and the police garden.-BostOn Post
This may all be very trne butt is not to be COM
pared to the speech OF learned barrsteE before the
Court of Appeals now in session at Richmopd in
the case of Brooke vs. Seotts executors. From an
accurate calculation it has been determined that if
his argument had been rsdnced TO print, it would
have consumed material enough 10 have made a
papier mache wall around Richmond, ofthe same
dimension with the great Damascus wall-supplied
Napoleon Bonaparte and Oliver Cromwell, with all
the wadding required by their armies during their
campaigns damned up the Mississippi and food
ed the whole valley, raised the price of rags from
cents a pound to. $l25 per.ounce. It is thought
that ifthe world were good practical printers and
wereimmediately to commence the setting up, of
his speech it might possibly be completed by the
next presidential eleCtion.- WarTenton Flag.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
Afnicting Disepnsation.

On Wednesday evening, the 9th inst7 at I o'clock
P. NJ. Rev. W. E. Caldwell united in the bonds of
wealock, Mr. W Duke MeKree, Principal of George
town Academy, and Miss Mary Roberts. large
company assembled 10 witness the nuptal ceren1o-
ny, and joyous smiles and 'bouyant hearts were
there.
Midnight camel-when the youthful bridegroom
surrounded by his friends, suddenly fell, prostra-
, ted by the resistless arm of Death j
Who shall describe the scene, which then ensued!
Let us draw a veil over it nor attempt to portray
either the grief of awe struck witnesses or the ago
ny of a bereaved bride May God "tempeF the wind
TO the shorn lamb"
What striking illustration of the truthful saying
SIN the midst of life, we are in death."-cIUe Land
+ (1ern) CE1rion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
BERKELEY COUNTY.

We are gratiied to see by the returns from
Berkeley county, that JNo, BLAIR HoaE, ESQ.,
has been reelected to the House of Delegates.
The yote received by Mr.. HooE is one of the
most. fattering ever given to any candidate in
the county, and gives evidence of the conf
denos the people 1ave, in his ability and in
tegrity. Berkeley county may congratulate
herself upon again securing his services, for
we age satisfied she could not have selected a
man more capable cfrepresenting her interests
Capt. SEAMAN has also been returned by a
handsome majority, which is alike .cSeditable
to himself and those who. sustained him.
Well done Berkeley.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
Jen;zy Lind COMING.

A correspondent Of the Christian Enquirer, writ
ing from Vienna, says:
While in Dre,don we had the delightful pleas
ure fseeing Jenny lind often in her domestic ca
pacity OF wife and mother and it is great source
of satisfaction to find her in those most interesting
relations ollie as happy as it is possible TO Inn
agfne. She has fine boy three years midland
half old. Her voice is as excellent and touching
sever if not, more so and Iamg glad 10 be aoie
10 say that we have at least a chance OF hearing
her again in the Unitei States, for she win proba-
bly, settle down, permanently. either in England or
in the United States, within six months; and al
though Think that she will prefer the former eoua-
try. am almost sure thatshs would in such case
visit u.s. as she has great desire revisit America
not for the sake of making money, but because she
likes the country and the people, Still, if once
there, she will sing, for she must sing"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
me struggle.

There is Just now very active contest in progress
here for diplomatic appointments. There are twenty
or thirty leading and very active ON the
ground, almost an of them from nous aFeholding
States; looking a 81 their own imlnediate interest
5or that offriends ! involved M whatever diploma-
: tic changes the sesidsnt may deem itproper to
make. These gentlemen are all in a.nervoas con-
dition, arising from the fact that nothing whatever
can be extracted by the most PerseseFing solsita-
5tions and adroitness from President Buchanan in
the way of pledge, or even an intimatiop of bis
Intentions We appreheud, so closely .doa fewsof
them besiege the White House. that their sclicitous
attentions are not little annoying interfering
more or less With the due transaction of legitimate
which IL Is understood soon TO be disposed OF
win probably be given out shortly We presume
that the pressure upon :he President aud Cabinet
win at the same time come to an end
s 4, y. IN IS. M IYastiagtoh Siar.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
nue nrsnrr :1n,i!E.RIcHMonn.

che Richmond Erantsaer, thus txnlhngly
chfonieIes the resent triumph of tae Demo
cratic party in that city - b!
$We are not ia a temper.to efpploy the ne.
bregity of cksAR OF the terseness Of PERRz
in announcing the victcryiu Richmond. We
feel too exultant and loquacious for that, and
would burst with pent up words Of glortlca=
tion if we attempted any such thing. Rich
mond is at last Democratic. We have routed
the enemy horse, foot aud dragons, elected
our whole ticket, and defeated every mothers
son of the opposition candidates 4y an aver
ag6 of about 2eo. Here, indeed is glory
enough. for one day.
3rue, they have resorted to tho shabby
tick of keeping open the polls in che of the
wa5ds; but this will avail them nothing, and
will only result in swelling the Democratic
majority.
Richmond has been the Gibralter of Wing
gerry from time immehoriaI. The day was
whsn the numbers of the Democratic party,
compared with the hosts; of the enemy, were
as the handful. of Spartans at Thsrunopyla
amid the hosts xERxEs. Other Wing strong
holds have capitulated one after another to our
gallant armies; but Richmond has!ever held
out doggedly and tfiumphantly against all as
saust. .Fauauier ihss been carlied /; Augusta
has Yielded to our proves; Albemarle has
fallen under our terrible. onslaught; Bedford
has succumbed; the serried veteran legions of
the enemy all over the State have at various
times surrendered to our arms. But never
until now, has Richmond reeled, staggered
ana fallen under our charge. Indeed is our
victory in Richmond signal and glorious.
Che Democracy of Virginia are: used to
victory. We have been satiated of late with
the.cup of triumph. A new county:or new
town won to our cause from the hostile forces
has got to but commonplace thing, an ordi,
nary and matter of course, event, expected and
the:efore bringing but little zest CT relish with
the enjoyment. But it is delecta5Ie gratiti-
cation, glorious achievement indeed TO have
carried at last, after SO many struggles aud SC
many discomftures, the metropolis of:Virgnia
Richmond is Democratic. The metropolitan
city;is no longer an aPostate from the faith o
the mother commonwealth ;-is no longer an
asp in the bosom of the State which gener'
ousfy yields it nourishment and life. One in
interest and one in destiny, Richmond is al
last one in faith and one in principle with our
glorious Commonwealth.
The Democracy of Richmond salute the
Democracy of Virginia with fraternal greet,
ing. We have met the enemy and they are
ours, We have captured the flagship in the
ener,y's line, and we present our magnificent
prize to the Democracy of Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
Discharge of Consul jenkins.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-Mr. Key, United States
Attorney, informed the Circuit Court this morning
that the United States government does not desire
to detain Jonathan s. Jenkins, consul of the United
States at the Naviga:ors Island, South Pacific, in
custody ON the charpe fpiracv as the warrant for
his arrest was obtained from justice O. the peace
without consultation or the advice of any officer of
the or the United States courts besides
the evidence fled in the State Department by Van
Camp did not sustain the charge of piracy.
Maury, counsel for Jenkins, asked his immediate
discharge, but Mr.. Bradley, for Van Camp, insisted
that the court should detan the prisoner until the
argument be heard on the application for his release
under the habeas corpus. The case will be taken
Up to- morrow.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
WELLS ]. HAWKS. ESQ.

Wa are glad to record the return of this
gentlsman to the Legislature. Although eff
forts we're made at the eleventh hour to defeat
him, the people still sustained him, and tri-
umphantly vindicatad his course in: the last
Legislature. His Strengths fully shown in
the fact that he leads his highest competitor
more: than one hundred votes. We congrat-
ulate= him upon this result, and hope the party
in tie county may long have the benefit of
his services.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
$3.50, III from Nicaragua -Capitulation
1mpof ~ af General Walker.

. :
0,w onLaAss,S May The steamer Empire
o,y Is now coming up. She brings Gen. Walker,
and his staff officers.
ON The LIST of May capitulated TO Capt. Davis, OF
the sloop-of.var 81. Mary 5, at San Juan del Sur
and tbey were brought to Panama in that ship
The Costa Ricans were not known in the articles
Of canitnlation. Two hundred and sixty men came
off with him. -
millions in treasure p 81
New c;raneda has coded an island in the bay of
Panama to England, in settlement ofths Mcintosh
claim.
+ [sEcoxp nEsPATcH1
NEW ORLEANS, May 27.-The Empire City reach
"A her wharf at seven o'clock this evening. Some
ten thousand people were present Gen. Walker
accompanied by Col. Jacques, Mr.. Turner, agent of
the associated press proceeded in carriage to the
ST. Charles Hotel where Gen. Walker addressed the
crowd. expressing thanks for the reception he met
with recognizing american love of liberty IN tho
masses and assuring them of victory STILL
The sreatest excitement exists in the city. The
ST. Charles is besieged by thousands. General
Walker addressed them twice. BE says he sutren-
dered besause Captain Davis signifed his intention
of sezing the schooner Granada, which held his re-
serve. Walker was kept prisoner by the United
States commodore at Panama, Notwithstanding
the terms of the capitulation, which allowed him
and his officers TO retain their side arms and
liberty. f1i-, { -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
,Kanssaaa

"a correspondent Of the ST. Louis Republican,
writing from .Lecompton, Kansas, says
$50 1t Is supposed that between 5000 and 40 goo
voters have been registered ID the Territory This
sMill probably give the prosslavery men majority
of 1000 VOTES, possibly n,ore though they VIII
owe this TO the neglect OF the Black Republicans.
who have instances refused to register, or given
fictitious names. We presume that they intend 70
vote down the State constitution when it is SUBJ
rnitted to the political complexion Of che COnsti
stutional Convention To- be holden in June
nsxt.s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02

Ew We learn from the Petersburg Ex-
press that a specimen of the horned snake,
common to the more westerly parts of the
State, was killed, last Tuesday, on the road
leading from Battersea to the Grove, by
number of lads who were ona fishing excur-
sion. up the canal. 1t is described by several
who saw it as having been between five and
six feet long, colored much like the rattlesnake,
having at the end of the tail barney spur,
resembling that of aconmon game chicken,
except that it was cleft and capable Of being
opened, from which protruded a sharp instru-
nlent, supposed to be a sting. This reptile is
sometimes called hoop snake from its hab-
it.of assuming that form.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
The Mayor and Port Physician Of

-. The Mayor and Port Physician of
Char; .ston, s. c., have given notice of the
strict enforcement of their quarantine regula.
tons. After the first of June, all vessels from
portsssouth of the latitude Of Savannah, where
yellov fever, either usually or occasionally,
prevails, will be required to remain at quar-
antins thirty days. .s
-. The Parkersburg (Va.,) Gazette and
Courier is offered for sale. A short time ago
its seaior proprietor died in the full bloom Of
manhood, and now i'll health oompels tho sur
yivine partner to retire.
Il. The Hon. Andrew i. Butler, sepa-
tor fren the Stale Of South Carolina, died at
Edgeseld on the evening of the 25th instant,
in, the presence of his family and syDPsthizing
friends. The high intellectual qualities of
Judge Butler were known to the nation, and
his genial and frank nature had endeared him
TO his Congressional ssociai es and tokaII with
whom he had personal intercourse. Justice
will us doubt be done to his memory b. pen;
qnalife for the task. : Dtts Il =
..S. Itisstated that Henry fo'Rs'lly, Of
telegtaphic fame, offers to The United States
government to build, at his own expense, altel3
egrapEic line. TO The Pacific, if military pro-
tection against Indians be afforded.
- The Supreme Court of New York,
have affirmed the constitutionality Of tho new
METROPOLITAN Police aet. The case will doubt
less gos up TO the Court of Appeals.