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HARDWARE.

sssssssSssss.sS. !; !; ;xSyAATEEEEgAN = HkoTHhR,
mon ,' and Masaane aim: st streets have on hand and
rivals Of articles comprising part
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Axes Chains scsfhes
osfJPsnIsrs, JPsses r., Tools Tool complete,
Anvls Vices Bellows,
Stuck and Dies, Screwplates
'ISon FISHERY HhnsiGss Tas casr. tnmps Corn sbssy.
Agricultural Implements.
OK oSss YoEes Boz Bows, sinsls'tress, SiHss'
Hoes E?mss Ssoyels Ssegn and Spades Fao5m sc4ss
Uos ad cos od f0"sS oOFC o5 % G4assrs
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
CoIee Heclas, Chafng Dishes,
BFi,%a!is ,Ps s,I AID flstsd Ware
osy 'oss ns,ss Fsnne hsF;fSS Tssfs Es'sss &c.
ASbHhss 2 es'Ftaa & oS HSSf1Hf5 P5SHs4e
\f.gHARDWARE, CUTDERY, etc, No. 26 Magazine and
receiving direct from the Mauufactores:
Hoes, Spades and shovels Corn and Coffee Mills;
Ok and Log Chains Cotton and Manila Rope;
Fifth AMI Trace Chains; Mill, Pit and Gross Saws;
Anys, Vices and Bellows; Counter and Platform Scales
Stocks and Dies Screw Plates; Andrcns anf Fenders;
GTnd sones @ ali Sizes Hts cotton and n" Woo Cards
Hooks and Hinges Iron and Brass Screws;
Tin Ware: Rodgers Cutlery.
ss M ssF apsf an sk viz vbs
offered at the lowest prices for cash city paper nos5y
~sSwsssA f. F. FOLGilR & CO.. NEW LIE.
ss es and S @ Grnve
sHEfF f'4 ATp SS IiiSsy9 HE4yY 'iifl nAkDwARE,
Swedes and English Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Boiler Iron.
Agents for the celebrated Tennessee Iron BY
be al Win f mi s W
rory other descriptions of iron is fully established
m the soU % and have ON an an
of the various sizes, to which attention is Invited d3 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-16

Eu.DUIt-eC0 bbs St Louis SnpeJiue ard Extra fer sale
l. by VOORHEES,, GRIGGS x CO,
n26 Is IChOUpitouias street,
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N u II ( C E .

q II c Il
JcfHys Doublc-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
iruh Endia Rubber Ball Values,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations, Draining Excava-
TONS Dry Docks Ships, Ocean aud River Steamers,
dwellings, etc. etc, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-16

DGEpDES BAAG&EE TREATS ALL DISEASES
~ FREE OF GIAR'iE-Dr. baakee will also give special
the following named diseases Coughs. Colds
srmpou Group, Influenza, Asthma Bronchitis and all other
Diseases Of the thOt and lungs Dr. Banee will devote par
tiruar Of lumhago ScO!ua RheI.
rarisH, aud chronic Neuralgia, Paralysis Epilepsy,
Dyspepsia Piles, d all arrangements of the stomach liver
and bowels ai also all ChtUnc female discusses Special
tetion will be given the treatment of the Eye and Ear DIR.
aAk has made discovery nd int will produce
perfect absorption of the Caract and restore permanent
vision without tie Of the knife DR.. Baakrn
prJiHce thousand certificates of his perfect
ing Cancers Old Sores Ulcers Fistua, Swcllngs Tmors
every description and without The of the knife Special
he made with Dr. aakee for the treatment
the they Will require his constant ad
attention. Dr. Baakce of the sklfu and
celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living. Ills fame is
known personally in nearly every principal city in the world
All letters directed TO Dr. Bnakec tncosng postage stamp
five crt) from distance correctly stating the nature o
disease shall he promptly answered. and the patenstrcaed
by coTresp spCndeuce, free of charge
Office hours frotu A. VI. to . P. NJ. . = .
DOCTOR BAAKFE,
d72 fmdEW No. 81 Carondelet ST.. NV Orleans, La.
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Leaves every THURSDAY at s O'Clock p N.
49, STEAMER SOUTHERN BELLE

IEAMh&ylss ". G. Porter commander, leaves above.
f..k for Grand Lake, Carolina Landing, Ashton, Pill
chers's Point skpwiths Landing Lake Providence Gam
mack's and Goodrchs Landings Mlikens Bend Vcksburg
Grand Gulf Rodney Ma chez and all Intermediate landings
The Southern Belle will continue in the above trade
throughout the year. and will attend the business of the
Eclipse during her absence from the Vicksbug trade
For freight passage, apply on board o
h GRAY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-16
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves ou s SATURDAY 18Th inst, 3 o'clock p. NJ.
n~ FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICKMAN,
e5lstsSS Chester. G pc Girardean, New Madrid, Memphis
and intermediate landngsThe fine
ming passenger packet tiyva Howard, Chas
Pe master will leave above. For freight apply
board SsAPP x hiIE,
al5 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-16

WNIkER NELSON z CO,
Memphis, Tenn for the first shipment of cotton from
Alabama, by the Memphis and Charleston railroad
March 2S, 1857.
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WEIR mis- s 1 8 s P P i.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, April 18th at s NJ
w. CAIRO, HICKMAN, NEW MAD
srllAxlEEtsISS DRID.-MhMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
54s5ss PACKET LINE.-Wednesd Packet for Cairo
Hickman, New Madrid Mem ph Helena, Napoleon, Green
vile all intermediate landings the splendid packet
Nebraska, Alex. X. Irwin, will be ready receive
freight this morning and will leave above For freight
passage, apply on board or to
a0 JOHN r. HYDE CO.. &C Poydras st.
This line of boats takes freight for White River
shipped White River Packets Sam Hale Jessie 1azer
and Exchange Napoleon Also Memphis with
the Nash vile Packets Aleona and Polar Star.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-16

"a FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-SAUP.
~ McCAN n PATTERSON, of nelord and New
NY Levee sreets-The UNDERSIGNED now prepared to
W. manufacture STEAM ENGINES BOILERS and
MACHINERY of all kinds for Steam Boats Sugar Planta
tlons Mills Cotton Presses, Draining Machines and Rail-
roads, Gin Gearing, Horse Power Fire Fronts, Furnace
Mouths Crate Bars tpaented or otherwise, as they
for several paentees of Crate Bars Brass Work
all kinds such uage Cocks and Valves every descrp
tom Metallic Packing for Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Rings
Blacksmith Work for Steam Boats, Saw Mills, Ma.
chinery of any description that may be required.
They have on hand a all times Crate Bars Wheel Srups,
Fage Bolts, Guage Cocks Valves of all sizes used by Steam
Boats.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
them they hope by assuous attention their business
merit continuance Of the same. =
nul2 Y L p
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY. P. NJ
~ REGULAR WEDNESDAY WEEKLY
PacketaFor Carolina Landing, Ashton Pitchers
IsS.G4A Point, Skpwih's Landing, Lake Providence,
Rodney Natchez Lake Washington aud Point Woahington
and swift running passenger packet X.
w. Powell j Fl. Ests will leave above. For freight
or passage apply on board to
MS tr 7. b. SMITH, 4 Tehoupitoulas street
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Leaves every THURSDAY at5oclock p NJ
RNETTI HIJJTRSs1A 7

sl4afll g Mail Packet steamer Capitol, Capt. j. NJ,
White lin place Of the R. ". McHael will leave
for Carom Landing, Ashton Pchers Point; skipwh's
Landing Lake Providence Camck's Landing Mikens BEND
Eickshurg Grand Gn Rodney Natchez Fort Adams, Red
River Landing bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Pa
quennc and Donldsonvilc the elegant and swift passenger
packet steamer CAPITOL, Capt j. NJ White Gn place Of the
r. W McRne) Will leave above For freight passage
ply on boaad or 10
a3 SEAPP & HITE. Front
rSThe steamer Capitol invariably gets vckburF every
Saturday morning in time for the O'Clock leaving Vicks
burr for the interior
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AAn DANIEL EDWARDS IRON, COPPER,
WV TIN, SHEET IRON, BRASS MOULDING; FIN
s3E 1SHING AND BLACKSMITHING ESTABLISH
9 MENT, Nos. 2 80 and 80 New Levee and 81 80 and
Al Fulton street. New Orleans.
Facilities for of the following described Work,
superior auy other house in the South or West
Chinlncys Breechings, Stills,
Juice Boxes, Fire Beds Ash Pans,
CHARTERS. Fitterers. Heaters
Copper Tin and Pewter Worms for Dlers and Sheet Iron
Pipe.
Sole Agent for Worhngton's celebrated STEAM PUMPS,
adapted supplying boilers with water eXtingushing
fires eevapg aud distributing water in public buildings,
and works, draining. etc,
Also, sale the New England Steam PUMP, for feeding
steam boilers, etc, etc.
Asbcros STEAM GAUGES, for locomotive and stationary
engines. -.-- ..--.
every description OF BRASS WORK of my manuac
GAS PIPE from inches diameter and all connections
to su
for cash.
Planters and others interested would do well to call and
my Trains the manufacture Of Sugar before
purchasing elsewhere They have been in operation for many
years ard give universal satisfaction.
Anorders filled with dspntch m23 tt
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GSFS* FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
sSFfs The Al coppered fast sailing brig Abby ThnS-
s-atCr, is ready 10 receive freight For terms
iy TO GEO. ". HYNSON & co,
street
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sEE FOX SALE-h SUPERIOR Al FAST SAIL
EfFF Ship Of 2DO bales pacy. VIII be sold 10
9s.-.sssssSzcluse Il Apply
feI6 GEO. ". HYNSON / CO. g CAmn street.
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Hill A D E L P II | A.

PHILA ADELPHIA.
6Ek FOR PHILADELPHIA = REGULAR
RFAA TINE-The Al last sailing packet bark Isaac *.
Davis, Hand, having nearly all her cargo
board the puk OF 100 bales complete
For freight OF which or passage. apply to
al0 GEO. ". HYNSON & CO.. 50 Camp st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

ing The documents OF TIA. expedition md presens many
rmASkaoio anc curious fAoA. Ohm podore wilkes yes
serc ~ ren paeS boo the association In which no -
eresd al Toe phel undsr the head sf zodta
cal lSht "a The fsminsSon Of The earths stmsphsre
NJ Jones ON the coeSasy, ontends hat they reeds In
bek OF ring Of iilnmnsted ms&sr as eass hundred
thoaasa0 miles frC The eahs suSAoe therefore be
yoDd the pfnsnoe Of In causes assigned BY NJ Wilkes
In this view he was sustaaed by Professor Pearce, Of
Harvard, Professor Alexander, OF Princeton, aud
Professor 0@,'ead, OF Ysle College. Professor
Poaxce IN Bis remayks said that tho theory Of
this ring, entirely independent Of Mr. Jones' obssva
tons, was fully established BY those Of OAssipi,
and be looked upon tc simavy OF the su arrived ii
by Mr. JONES' who had mot seen Oassins obsorvauen,.
and those Of the latter very remarkable sud highly
gratifying.
Professor olmstesd In his remsS stated that no was
highly excited by the present discussion Twenty years
had ON eapse6 ,inoe he began hs observauons the
.cdar light, since which he bad seen tho subject in
whose investigations he then stood alone, gradually
foc Ing Itself until IL had assumed importance
which all astronomers were ready 70 admit The sccu
mutation Of facsp had been such % warrant the
ou, ON thai We were the Of IN important dis.
covsry, whose value wou be readily appreciated by
scientific men. He under great obligations to Ar.
Jones for his researches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17
The Excursion OF the Great Eastern Steam
from the Montreal Herald, Ane st IL

from the Montreal Herald, Are st 10.
S, n nonSIv .o ne ss Sa anSes
stood, under tie ausp zee OF me Grand Trunk Company
Of the LIST Instant, that extensive and noers arrange
rnents have been made 70 facilitate the inter.
ton Of pleasure travellers from toe Eurosn and Anne
shores Of the Atlantic Our contemporary, and take II
his information may be relied upon says:-
We last month announced, for the nr,t time, tia,
scheme had been started by tho Grand Trunk Railway
COMPANY In England, for che issue Of ourst tickets ny
The Great Eastern steAmAhp her ny up 70 mi. CONT
pent, ard We then named she price o. tickets.
brAoI Z, intended 70 d. the psssage money OF she
outward and homeward voyage and q. travelling erpen
see by rail, cosch and ,oat, during Ave weeks
trip threcgn me chief ciues Of Eth Amer.cs sloe tss
Ing Thai sum wa the original calculation, ort oSir- 10
The oors OF the several companies Interested In
the proposed these xes nave every
reAson 10 believe gill cost than $50
on The subject having agreed take half fares their
several rrues AT mis- early stase OF the pre!prsrcs
more outline OF The Proposed sps mas orir been pre-
pa Cd, bui from this al glance thlt TO
arrange uplAion w be OF ouch character
Ia embrace every hing worthy tho attention OF The
tourists between Portland ard Chicago, Warrington sHd
Quebec
viii be from por,lsod to Boston thence to New York,
Philadelphia Baltimore and washington, theu-s wes;-
ward to Cincinnati and 1t Iouis asceodpg the sssspp
Altoz, aud thence by rail % cricsrc From -hicsro
ana Ns,srs T.l. thence % toronto K,rssna youreai
and Quebec rtturnus 10 Portland va the 6rsrd trunk,
tbas the Al ice scsnery Of the New Hampshire morn
Lsns rnAy sto be eubreoed N tns, he most novel, 10
tersing, comprehensive tourist uoset oasred tc
me travelling con muuisy. ]. has slso been strange
The. The hoiders Of here tickets remain long
convenient ~ Gny point % The route ths orly
dilcn beng ust they must be back IN pufan1 IN TINE
Tor The return oysge o. the steamer. Wherever there e
than route, either By rrl or steamer, sevccn
tso poutS heee tcsex available for e',ncr, that
tourists leaving Chcsgo for rorar'o tsxc ether
Ate route VIA lake. Michigan ard IRON,
me railroad route Wis Detroit an hamilton, and the
| privileges are allowed n all siun'laf rssse
Al has nos been daeni'ely determined on tssi the
Great Eastern viii six trips N Portland, hope tc
DO able " ssste In pert 1eT that arrangement
have been pleted 10 Eoys1d for similar EnrOpear
Trip thft desert sed above. 1oryisl tickets will
Beye authorized IN already sstng, be issued or
his sifo or the Asrtc for trips 70 Eaxsnd Ireland
scotland Frsboe, Isiy and tho Rhine, extending
period Of three non,hstns trips ia each csse only ec'nI
\ half The nrdnayy fare.
such an opportunity OF visiting the Old CorH,ry "a
mover ocou preserte ard viii no, he again ure,s 90
cf The first q repcton Of the rib, Q
vnicn, n iho present ume we hsve not the shadow Of
4 dolot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

AERlyEn
ship Stephen Baldwin ,of Phisaelphlah Smith BAnstok
siam, April and 81 Helena July D. win mdse, TO eoodhrs
mp ssrss. yrss,.. rs-s,, o.:sos, s.n. . - ~
assins ,shr E,sncor v 2, rro,i Win L 80 sss
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s fss sSs! ss. s;n'f t.9 Aliso Or
sps m snip ss a. "a lon 81 spose SsSs
srs nsnsrr 81 ssnsop wssnore, oardcuAs Log !, via
Bs Eenpsoy tos fpsec, Ran..u rsuviiss, Aur $
Big ssr,s OF G.nssss s.asoot. Long r..Aa BsA.us
ssbr srer,rssn of ssa loodss, Hnoslsy rsmp.oo july
s.rss , ger: r. oorsas ss " days. win grind
sss sssT . rsr vs. s-. sS .d''
s ~, is sSsssss s ~S. v ysss s.
schr MAGELLAN, inmsn, Virginia . days
ss sr s s:ss. sv v:s ss's s ys s.
sohy y Ostes- Culver banmors days
s s. s % S'ys a sssgS.
snr carrying away the jopoo rbe oser vssssi rsosiv.d
ss:sss as s%.S s s.ss.5 s.
s ssr s sS ss a. R.d ssfs;pr adr d.ss
tchr \ n Brsnara, Russell Prtland, c.
srsr ? AoserssI, an Portland y,
ssssI ": rsis.s. AiSssy p so.':n,
s sU, ar g, nss. s . e. rrs.ST
aoof wn1 z co SV psiiocs P pepSs
scsIasf Pci1msss c csn A. ro View assscra
stssrser Petrel Ar.y PrOvheucs
BELOW
Bvs eerruds, Goodman, ros Rspesi7e
SAILED
Etesmsalp BNuc, Iavs-pool
vnd al sunrise NJ, Nsurs,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17
Captain CAVITY, che new Minister from Costs


10 TIE KprToR or TEE HkRLLp.
Having read article In Of tie CITY paper, yeser
day, In which Interview IL narrated " IN Captain
cAnsy or C&uU, who comes 70 Les counry accredited
minister iron Costs Rcs AN cu,ious 10 know whether
The name Of the gentleman csuy or oasy. There sss
Captain osniy, rho according 70 his story, had 90.
cupied promr eni pos Ton in sporting ocey Ia Engsnd,
had ridden many stooi jockey and stecpe che and
Lad oon squared accounts the Derby and AecS cuT<
with Lord G. B. and The owner Of Gootwood At
ous Of The Loudon clubs the Captain ,eems, became
quaned with General huncs, Of Nicaragua poocsy who
induced him TO accompany him 70 Central America to
take mand Of HE General Nunos) forces then num-
ber8g, according 70 The Generals ACCOUNT 2ooo but In
reality ory about 800 sresser. The Captain and Nuros
were 10 revoluionzs The sAie OF Ncs,Axus make COUP
q sta and divide lta spois.
me captain see'yn the dim distance visions n sprtrs
rising up before Aeoun,ry rich In mineral voAl.n,
where Cort.z had fespct military aure where Aivarsfo
had planted the fss Of Isabel and Fe,dinsb and where
nature supplied all that required, without the neces
sy of daily ererou, packed up ali ue odd. and ends
and migrated vt koDoe bu, imagine hs chsern 10 use
his vords) ITO 3ud b's arrival about three hun
oreo miserable looking wretcbe, each enc win shirt
srd hat On, snc NOT nfty musts In the p.rty" the cap
un abandoned the enterprise boP.le.s ono, O. sc,
lid dnvn n ne country He found II much moro profit
sb, seems, - keep hotel 10 Rival when tbs Transit
company vns fret opened than 70 mix himself np wiih
NOR. did The agreeable and their busne,, y.s rcsonns
quite lucrative, when bc Americans began 20 crowd In 20
weep eppceison hotels NsItrs -be~ rooni captain
ou and emgstc 70 tosts Rca ~beYe he cpp &C
70. and bu for thss govcrpme smsv szsi steamboat
for Which he eo big sized price he ,ubrsq reu,y won't
w Fan Yranci 700, ano opened club house over wss
Fargo % = express ofoe but olssed ~ again through
The advice OF his soc He then returned to C-~Sa R>s
where =, ssd be edited PAPER called the suinaJ II
bis son Col George OeD,y ~ho 70 de- Gated
Col TITUS on the San Juan
Nos Am sn,ious N rDcs vne,ney tne osl,aIu 'Caa,y
ceecyibei above ire gepsemsn Who IL announced
AZ the envoy from COSTA Hos. he be ono csruos
hello sdpniripe destiny which places in srcb va
riesy Of positions, and renders him equal 70 hem AL
INV Yosy, Aug 1st 10, 1857 yh.B
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

From ruB BRIrrsH PaovNcEs. St John
in newfoundland has no. become rea.onsbly certain
Potatoes look well ard healthy. Ga. sni barley are nov
the ear aud here good spread Of tirnips where
letter rom Labrador that the salmon fishery Ia " al
failure Fishmakins mt C1mrenoed "a account a tho
Intensely warm weather The aaptsin Of the 3di,h big
ltslsnp reports tho raging OF the small ROC NJ Blame
sblou Fortea-, ard lance ~ Loo and that 20 Jeysey
captain, had died Of H. The 81 J0tn N az FSesaaa
sies thsy he'd boD1res and recinss there on wst
pesdsy rigbi IN hopcr Of TIE tcs; race.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

Contra smerica .Eew yorx.....k ~ Asptavsu
Black Wsrrtnr. ...New Aug. N...HavHna ~ Z.
sTEAnrss TO AND IRON HAVANA.
YzrrGprrFrtAProm New orb "a arriving at Havana tth
And New crsans liih From New Orleans oh, Havsns I'D
arriving al rew york 18th.
Qulssn crr-rro- Ne~ fo-s IN OF each mouth arriving
Havana IHh, Mobile lth- Prom Mobile I'D Ua-saA
Ssh arriving st New Yort 18Th
CAHkwsA-rrom Few York irh, arriving VI BsvHns lI,h.
Orisaur sh Trc-1 New Orleans Htn, Havana nh
arriving a New vork "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17
lDyERTIsExENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
sPORTTEG.

v,os sxIr-rgu n,ocr YkCrr .ARy, rBKKn
Nv. IA a tons copper fsstspet and n ccnplee
der; SvM % order bI ospt Lover Which : : ..ry
tossxsi" ~ applying 70 JAMna y. LuITn - Broadway,
rSncv 4 Reade srsck Ees ssnd u between 10 ss4
,sal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17

5lREAf vAtpt RAOE r0H " 90 sIDn-fHR UN-
ssvsigned this method cf Informing thr m
general that her hive cha tered The ~e
tnovp foser accompany the bo.s Tues.
ssv August a) hat been entered for s "a H
W. ROB F-h Marssnne Eby, aud elec sysrh and viii
aoo q The above boese An ercig time may Se erpected
a cotilOp band will be board IN be,
rerder this the plessaueet excursion q he sssnn
Refreshnent ofan knds viii be furnished tosrd Tho
hos, leaves sprrg street pier kcrh river Of ~ NJ p,er
sfors rive, Peok clip Ras river Brocm- nrves,
tsk Thirty f,usih street, Esstrver Hishly
srth street Lss ~ md ds tridgs Al Dk u.
Par. for he exc arr0n 10 eenUL NACqRArH 4 AUSTIN,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20

IA Member of Congress from Yankee
District writes US =
"The war has just begun-Freedom or
Slavery must triumph"
From Northern Illinois, Feb. ., 1891 j
ave have had quiet times here since
election. la this town We were ali Tor
Fremont excepting 5, and one of that num-
Der was thrown out on account D; his vote
Icing marked. Fremont clubs are kept
up in many places. We give up beat for
this time, but not "sublued." | live in a
small but wealthy and quiet town, made
up of people FROM all pats of the world !;
and as | have the honor Of being j. L.
| can testify there has not been a lawsuit
here since | became resident. We are
having the hardest winter ever known IN
this Countrywide snow is nearly two feet
deep on leyel-the roads have been
blocked up several times, (Which is some
thing very unusual for US, and the ther-
mometer has been 26 deg. below zero here,
and some degrees lower on the prairles.
Mich, Feb. I, 1879
I'VE have had very cold weather and
good sleighing since ,Ae first week in De-
cember, until now, it has rained for three
DAYS. and | think the snow will soon be
gone
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-20
Down on FOrneV.

Notwithstanding John W. FOrney has
for dozen years prostrated himself at
the foot of Slavery in obsequious slavish-
ness, the South having used him to their
purposes now ''cast him like q worthless
weed away" Witness the following from
late Richmond Enquirer
.wo regret 10 50. .h. effort. made at
Philadelphia and other places, to increase
Mr.. Forney's claims upon Mr. Buchanan 5
gratitude. The President elect has done
all in his power for Mr. Forney in
deed, than We think Mr.. Fo.ney or his
friends should have asked Of him ; and to
request him to 60 farther, and embarrass
his administration at the outset, by max
ing a personal matter national affair, is
as ungenerous as it is unwise. To make
Mr. Forney's difficulties his own, to make
his quarre!s those of the democratic party,
private concerns matter Of State, is not
to be thought Of. 1t has already been sta
ted with great authority that Mr.. Forney
will be placed in the cabinet or in some
other position "higher'' than seat in the
United States Senate by Mr.. Buchanan !!
We do not believe it,"
Mr.. Buchanan's letter urging the elec-
ton of Mr.. Forney to the Senate, has made
no little sensation among his political
friends in Washington. 1t is not disgui-
sed that he yielded to impOlitic persuasion
for such is the extenuation pleaded
and for this very reason apprehension is
entertained that ike influences may be
brought to bear hereafter upon matters of
greater magnitude. Douglas chuckles with
great delight over the publication, and is
inclined to pity the sorrows of the poor
old man. There are others who enjoy it
quite as much, but whs check the vent Of
any candid expression.