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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-13
TO PLANTERS.
TIME ATTENTION OF PLANTERS Is DIRECTED
June IL, 1857.

V1HE ATTENTION OF PLANTERS Is DIRECTED
such advantages all others that have
deo it. to bring them into dsuse, and to render the Pei
ton Power, where it has been introduced the only
sought after and used.
Ii well known to planters and others that the best
. Inc Go oe h ~0,k aar wear out
than they rated to work These evils with many 9TH
thoroughly in Peltons Power What
three pinons into the master driving wheel, whereby
the strain and of the and journals caused by the
the pnions In all other powers the strain &C. is thrown
entirely upon one pinon Thus 1t is evident that the a-
pared with any other The wheels secured in q
Of
levers are fastened in simple but very substantial
ner being firmly and securely braced The dragght Of the
free vibration up down whenever there any jerking
of the These Improvements thoroughly obviae the
liability of the wheels breaking being wrng twist
ed out of their position, and produce power from
double to quadrupe the strength other pow
equal weight 1t is exceedingly light of dught
other exant; besides is warranted to stand the
ton Gins but can be applied to other kind of machinery
oftwo horse powers with levers braces &C. complete egh
yye dollars purchasers paying freight from Baltimore;
certificates be produced corroboratng above
but their publication is deemed unnecessary powers
70 SStdtn eUeTy p0TGlcudf repreSen
tation given above though may be advisable to pub
sh certificate from G. w. Mordeca, Esq., of this City,
who has purchased of the aforementioned powers and
has had tested with eight mules at of his plantations.
His certificate suboned to the publication Of which he
has courteously and kindly consented.
Atten ion is also directed to "Peton's Improved Iron
Thrasber" with "Counerbalance vibrating Separator"
which is machine of acknowledged merit. It is propelled
by Petons Side-gear by which the of band (Which
often slips and gives trouble by which much power is
lost entirely dispensed withhe connection between
the machine and being made by rods that all the
power applied instantly conveyed to the machine,
being lost. This gearing also be applied to Cotton
Gins and other machinery where rapid motion required
The convenience strength and durability in word the
superiority of this gearing and machine places them in
point of merit far beyond that have preceded them
Orders respectfully solicited by the undersigned
agent of Mr. VIM 7. Balm, opposite State House, Ra-
leigh, N. G.. .-
Horse Powers and Machines sold together or sepa-
raely to suit purchasers Letters will be promptly
swered, giving any information desired.
CHARLES 8. RICE,
Raleigh, N. C.
have purchased from Mr.. Charles s. Rice of Peons
Horse Powers and sent it my plantation where
it tried by and Mr. Mark A. Tate Zone of
my neghbors) threshng rye have in ope-
ration but they represent it working remarkably
well, and with great ease to the mules.
GEO. W. MORDECAI.
Raleigh, June 9, 1857. 1lS9-wpdlt.
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Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court now in session here, has Ii
censed the following young men to practice in the
County Courts of the State:
James B. Averitt, Craven.
John W. Graves, Caswell.
John A. Hampton, Yadkin.
Leonidas j. Merritt Chatham.
Joseph E. Carter, Hartford.
Hugh F. McDugald, Bladen.
Thos. w. Costen, Gates.
James T. Davis, Mecklenburg.
Robert B. Davis, Hartford.
William j. Montgomery. Montgomery.
Jacob Use Brown, Guford.
Charles W. Egerton, Franklin.
Hugh j. CASTOR, Wake.
Carey Whitaker, Halifax.
James A. Wright, New Hanover.
William C. Elan, Cumberland.
frederick D. Poisson, New Hanover.
Henry R. Bryan, Wake.
John j. Fuller, Cumberland.
Rory McNar, Richmond.
Joseph W. Stevenson, Craven.
Edward H. Plummer, Warren.
James G. McNabb, Alabama.
Julius A. Robbins, Randolph.
And the following in the Superior Courts:
J. \. Engelhard, Raleigh
d. W. Hustled, "
Jno. D. Shaw, Richmond.
W. L. Sanders, Chapel Hill.
W. II. Cheek, Warren.
D. Schenck, CASTOR.
NcDupald RIaden
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between them as to which is entitled to the "knife,
as being the ugest representative of the press at
the Charlotte celebration; and if there be spare
BARLOW" they may hand it to Cannon. But Spell
man protests against being logged into the contro-
versy. 1t was rank enry that prompted Yates to
suggest "whittling instrument" in connection with
him. That ague he had must have been an old
fashioned one, for it appears to have shaken not
only his taste and judgment, but also his discretion.
Bruner, hopeless insists that Spelman the
best looking representative present. land that is not
saying much } and Cannon, with eye to this fact,
vainly asserts that he could name the nert best.
The representative of the Standard can't help this,
gentlemen, any more than you And remember,
his is marketable commodity, and must not be
even wantonly deprecated Beware, Yates, there
are courts of justice yet in the State.
PERTINENT SUGGEsrIoN-The ncinnat ENQUIRER
of late date says: 1.-The Southern Congressional
elections will soon commence-Virginia leading off
on the 2sth of this mouth (May) The Northern
elections arc all through, and the result is that
every member from that section is either Demo
crat Black Republican. Not Fillmore Know
Nothing has been chosen in all the free States
This being the fact, we should like to have an intel
ligent Southern Know Nothing inform what good
can result by eieotng Know Nothings from his
section of the country? They have Northern
allies, and will be utterly poweress to effect any
thing. On the contrary, if Democrats are chosen
from the South, they will be able with the fifty
three Northern Democrats to control the legislation
of the House. The South, therefore, under these
circumstances, should send united Democratic
delegation
A NOBLE DEED-The Murfreesboro' correspon-
dent of the Petersburg Express; referring to the
prevailing scarcity and the consequent suffering
among the poor, records the following noble deed
by citizen of Northampton County:
"It is only on occasions similar to the present
! that the benevolence misanthropy of the heart
shows itself. And here should record with emo
tons of pleasure, feelings that make proud OF
our nature; proud that am man; the generosity
of citizen of Northampton. Aware of the destitu-
ton and the consequent suffering of the poor, he
purchased large quantity of corn, and sent out
word to the destitute around him. to supply them
selves in small quantities they needed, for which
| they could pay not convenient at the
same rates for which he paid by the quantity. The
! investment might have yielded handsome profit
but this was not the design OF John ". Foster
And thus have many poor family been saved the
grinding exactions of heartless Shylocks by the
| benevolent of DR.. Foster. Pass his name
around. May his praiseworthy example stimulate
| want.
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The BAPTIST ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA AND THE
TRACT SocIETY.-By an almost unanimous vote, the
Baptist Association of Virginia Monday last,
resolved to withdraw their countenance and support
from the American Tract Society. A sensible con-
cluson, says the Richmond South. The American
Tract Society," at its last annual meeting, adopted
report declaring slavery "moral evil" and be-
ing "known to promote moral evils and vices which
condemned in Scripture" and claiming the
right to discuss these socaled evils and vices IN the
publications of the Society
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The Result in Virginia.

The only Congressional District in doubt was the
18th, and it is now ascertained that George w.
Hopkins, Esq, Democrat, is elected by nine major
ity So the exultation of our contemporary of the
Wilmington Herald, over the election Of ons I" dis
tributionst in Virginia. turns out to be unfounded
The old State scorned the offer to brbc her with her
own money.
The delegation in Congress from Virginia is as
follows-du Democrats: LIST District, NJ. r. H. Gar
nett; I'd, John s. Mison; Sd, John S. Caskie 4th,
William O. Goode; 9th, Thomas S. Bocock 9Th,
Paulus Powell 7th. William Smith 9Th, Charles
j. Falkner; 9th, John Lstcher; 10th, Sherrard
Clemens; llth, A. G. Jenkins; 18th, H. A. Ed
mundson; 18th, Geo. w. Hopkins.
The Legislature is Democratic by about eighty on
joint ballot.
" here is Bolts where Is "Samuel?"
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AN APOLOGY FOR RIOT AND MURDER.-The Eliz
abeth City Sentinel admits that the Plug Uglies"
did wrong in Washington City, butsays the Amer
leans" of Washington, in "geting the assistance of
the Plug uglies from Baltimore, acted" only ''PER-
HAPs rather hastily!" Such is the demonism of
Know Nothingism.
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a. At meeting of the citizens, held at the
Town Hall, on Saturday the 9th inst, the following
gentlemen were appointed committee to make
arrangements for celebrating the approaching An
niverSery of American Independence: II. S. Smith,
DR.. w. S. Bryan, P. F. Pescud, DR.. L. S. Perry,
DR.. E. B. Haywood, A. NJ. German. Capt. j. O.
Decarteret and VIM. White Jr. The day will no
doubt be celebrated in appropriate and becoming
manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-30
NEW-GRANADA.

THE PANAMA MASSACRE-PROPOI TIOES OF
THE UNITED STATES MINISTER.
The Tiempo of Bosota Of tho 10th ulimo, announces
that Mr.. Morse had submitted to the Executive the tc
lowing articles - the b.ss Of his Instructions:
l. Two neutral districts, res and With their owe
governments, shsl Be made o. tie snc t,aok
but deptrder en- New. Granada
2. Trial by jury, ana religious liberty are 20 be
guaranteed The suffrage Is TO Dc limited to ttoes VINO
bold certain property and ~ tie Inhabitants a,s TO be
citizens.
J. TIE government of the districts ia {, lend strong
aid fmoao fntrteJ to tie (rsrosej Company, aad IL
csse Of Dot eoirg 90 the North American Ccosrl Gao
rsse police force and iGpoee Temporary contibc-
tons, which car 30 eyied Oh the railroad OF the
psssecseu II ths matter the Census viii have moe
authority than tie Assembly or the municipality from
whom the rans;t IL exeGpt hon int4 ference
4. They cece tbs fun vtreignty Of the ilszds OF
Tsbogs, Tsbssxlla Pesioo and Cllsbra rear PIus.
ms, to be Crited States, TO construct aIsenas and
naval depot
5. In csss Of seoai.y, ths districts can b hcocrs-
bly, occupied BY masy forces from the United Ststes
g. The rigtts sve ths rsil,osd are ceded to the Cd
hd Stses She vii pay for the damages Of the i5sl Of
Ap-i end he United Sts,es give Large suu OF msasy
10 Ncv GraasdA. frsm vhioi u 10 b dscduAtei shst
Nev .tsasads essht 70 Pav for the i5th Of Apfi.
TIE cum u cot sta6eA
TSs Ts~ps ~gza AsI nsv-0rsas1s h IN 10 way
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REPORT OF THE PERUVIAN CONSUL.
IrJm Ths fasana Head, March II.


The flee OF the Gaceta O6c:sa oi Bogots received
by The lest mail Contains the staten ent VI Sr Ru,o,
tie Consul Of Peru IN tits city, re!stse 70 the events
Ct the lfh OF Al,h IL s stated tba' nwasoSeriooked
when tie report oftke Secretary wa published.
Ar tbs dtcun.Lt is much too lebg'ny TO translate
sbc give place 10 In or colrnns Te shall Content
euiseYe. by posurg CIT iev OF the errors into wacn
Mr. RuhsS a.s :-..a..
NJ. SGclo a bis c,Ifcre, says thst the foreigners
fire. the pi,tol al tie man Luns aud wounded nlm, q
statement which either side zorro oorates
81. kublo state, that II dark night when every
cse Who remembers that fatal evening kDo~s that u
vas blight uoofsL.. OF this tact, at least, or Ruolo
might have oynsiboed himself without beLg st the
scene CT tie .lassacte.
-. Gave 10 say once more to repeat that these
octsrlG reports OF value or Importance ~ they
do net even Ibody except 10 one insancs any eva.
ctroe Officially ,aktl by the gentlemen Sho make
hsu. AID We believe that they wd have very little
weight Nth the United States Government, whose
att mpts'o obtain pacific settlement OF the question
erlsA to &c al In vain, tor from the course pursued
BY New GrsnAoa IN NOE denying that any rePafsaon
Is cue tor The eveL Of ths; fatal night, aud tnat no
blame reiis VITA any Of the people sc should not Do
srIfis. TO tnc that In ELK morhf f the neySisuoas
last 60 long the executive At Bogota VII DO ioand
ready TO sseerf that 10 not or mssssce Oh any kno
toek Plsce On the 18th Of April 1856. sod thai tie
rhoe affair u base invention Of the American ana
ssheow lrele II for the United states Government 10
pieA qaa-r.l about the Isthmus.
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bo,.os ~ MIKE spy ,eppstos r5r The i5,1or AVsa.
IL has.vet s,Gi= that tbs c,.Gdact NJ q " F.bee<s.
a. :, ,iEii q 'si bbvi E,VeD toe o,dff {, fire tia
.,s,iou he u0t hteB sufceutIy eSpi>afd ,q1i'ed
mo Ia The ~e agste nh the licwro.
W. e.tn ,hs' to G. vrruu.eot hs5 promo an
po.tivey refar.o Mr. Mcr.'s propo't q; t,.t b al
,eou4ses that they might b. rce .-ieer-d IA, tss'
t,e 80 not the ess. prospect OF the oepisioa b-Io<
Uttered.
In (ctercss, ce bill Introduced by The Seoe'ay Of
s,,,e .xp, save Of the tdheeiou Of Ns~ GrsBsfs 70
re osipis Ct irtepatinusl laif do~u ths Coo
s,.tce cf Pors has bsen rsiscNi tbs Hou.- fe-I,sx
moe il oLed 10 20 5p' the yis - u the Coi.sd Ss,s
Govers en- on TIE subj ct ccn'a'Ded ia Secretary
Mar, lea fsr of the aSh ~ JAY, 1856.
TIE House Of Representatives thee out, on the
ord reading the bBi proposed 1y the oscc-t,ST of
Sate declaring c,tizeIs Of the obe6 ReosDc Of o,uh
Am.tc- epti,led 10 oitizenship ia Ne~-G6anafa-
TIE S. nate threw on, the third resosg, the BIZ
:, make all the ports on tbs Pacioo 0ossa free, sad
N. tres,y OF esmnerce and territorial oJlniay be-
ts.eu New GraDsds snd Ecus9T.
The Ssc1e'ary of State Oh being asked by Congress
~ ,,.te whether toe propositions published ia tie
T;,reo were those mace by Nc. Morse, refused t.
ever The question ard kkewi.e refused to comply ~n
formal demand of the House to pIo:ure copies Of the
In the House of Representatives the bill proposed
nv tie Secretary of s ats fer the sete nent OF the
MaoklniCsh claims passed The third reading.
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|, "a, -s-,, a. w Che,rry. q. B.rob.rs W. s,o.,

"a p-oe- d-is a. w CAery. q. Bsrsbus % w sro-a
Ar B.si,, N s.ily, " eeoras a. TBB-y D. D-drick q.
s,.pr@r g. Pane. J. Stsisnes r. Kv,ns o. L,se Il.
anJ.ad iMaov, L s..cio'd, A she,.. a a-1ry. i..
ss,,.It Cosrsny Rsnset-i Bokrl, late Pissi~ Co
NAY .: W. smih. d. 90. Company r.; w. Lyae,. do d,
DO stsekbcvss co DO U. W. Lesser late Corpprsi c,a
espy "a Bge. r. Rv-r. late Pnv,e Do. DO, j. Cns.
Do C. q. Burns. do ;k Powers Do 10 n u.pilt IN. do.
do j. EsIrJ iase Pdvss Company Riaes; W. Hill. do
do " Eorb 10. do A Is. Ws.~oe, s,e Cspt.a C'mp,ay
d. pr Geo Hoffman, late oitsss Dept. j. acChmoa. late
T W MO-rly, DO on Ju,ieo stewart. late cOmp.ny
s. Stevtu late ComPsny let Rifles; Pat. Devso dl d.
lot Rifles; d. Mulroe do Cosnpsuy d; james Deta do
do G. Hart DO; Fulton do. Cireai o. sckc', do.
COMPANY Lleht ptsDtrJ; q. Ward 40 5eret A.r 10,
Bihes W j. Wsteheis. do do Jas Calm dod r. inssr
Shelton. DO 6sceends Dep. Leroy DO do c. Brady d,
do W. PI..lsy late CoSnp,sy % ReEmcat. CfonoG
do. do Peter frisiy do w OHsn. do. DO. A
Soc Jose. Co-ts kies FEB. -, 1854
which, united with the 400 already hsre uno er Gsa.
Bcsque were 10 march on san Jusn d-l Sor.
Gen. Cabenss. eK Precedent OF Honduras, hss su-
perceded Gen. Beloss in command OF tue salvador
troops, and ives 10 march from Leon against RvB,
apd Salvador was 10 sepd 900 additional troops with
out DELAY Besices this, Admiral North Of GGstemsl s
bs< gone w. to San joe to bring do.n 600 TROOPS in
his two yessels and 900 ore are TO narch into Mica
regua overland.
Ar TIE Panama wa leaving La Union, Gen. BslIoso,
the recalled commander, entering the hsrbor in
small coaster.
II 10 positively stated by of Walkers dsserts1
that his men had unanimously refused to 20 out Of
Rxas to fight but expressed themselves willing to
defend Their position.
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10 acepe from him. and promising them pro'e i'su ast
q sefe passage 70 AIRY psS of the UnHed Stairs, nd
ben effectively circulated 10 ~ psrts Of Nicaragua
ara ever smofg Walkers mco-tbis last being Accom-
pisbtd through the sseocy Of the native women who
GENE to them with fruits, Ac.i'g upoo ths offer they
lh ia small nrmhes ard sorDesimes singiy, as they
could escape, and walked scross the mountains to
Costa Rics, whore they uea'ed with the utmost
kindness. furnished with food. and all tneir wants
attended TO.
After they had partially recruited their hesths ''fy
were forwarded blythe steamer Panama from Pueta
Arepss. on the Pacific eide, to Panama Thsnce 'ney
were taken by railroad to Aspinwal rhere one huac
II and twenty took passsee to New-orean', aod
about twenty-five came by the Illinois to this city.
rhese .,son. state ,l. at the time Of their leaving
Walkers cause was hopeless and the condition OF his
men terrible. They were destu'e Of food aud clothing
being barefooted, haf-naked, halfsrarved, sick and
.macate d. and when they left, Walker had enly three
hundred effective men.
His treatment Of lis men was a scandal to civilza-
ten ard humanity
For sixteen days they lived ON mule meat His off,
cers are made up of gamblers and drupksrds--gene-
rally the oflscouribes of San Francisco New-Oheans
and New.York. In very many instances, however,
the case different with the men, where they go out
intending in good faith to settle farmers, but being
pressed into service Immediately on landing.
They stated also that the Costa Rican authorities
had offered reward 500 0OO for the capture Of Wal
ker alive, Of $40, 600 for his head.
The steamer Orizaba left San FIar cisco the same
day with the Colleen Gate. She was to touch at San
Juan del Sur, aid come thence TO Panama. connecting
With the Texas at Aspinwall.
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so,n The eane pl.ce. N,t'ses wha'sv,r ssr cssa
.ns,,ed 10 traespsss &C tAs defeat OF the y"
ncr Of the iosses the flibasiers hsa 'as.aso All
s ais goo 6Nbrs,ss 70 svsck them aeon a. ,ney
.esin ~ s,.cs 20 ..s -hch sood be IT. 0soSS
an Al O'clock s1ac' the tlsas's' CON Cauy
seaa approached & sad "" "sss sp' tom ~ the
ne GouS DC. o"soSsr toeu retired aoj the fire
tre': Zoe tsu o" .',.ia,t inc Castillo. Oar troops
ss:a sqse sne cSsrs.a vito the o,y0oet com,
Sy e.Ss sS led. "I nsos S; ,ss OF so
m n. spd very litle loss o. our s's' NN'Ds 'A''' ."
ig.dor X. i1s.
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CoPrEe CuRRFscr.-Now that the Government and
people Is N arimous in accepting the Ameican cur.
reacy Of dollars and csi TO- ana tia; books and sccoun"
in baaks c pubic oces are to be kept IN
With 6ss y stsn, vould 1t not be wholesome move
on the par Of ou L. ssaure to place oGr copper CONS
CT a. equality IN value with the cents OF inc ented
6tAhe' We some mouths ago, In accounting ior tne
scarcity Of copper in Csnsds sho Eed Pis'nis MAJ,
icing cuhent IN the fc1tier towns Of New-iork at me
par vsue of eects, ss we'll a. In the exeme sestsro
pat Of Tbs Piovincs, vhers the Federal currency ne
iers eeet IN segue the tune Of copper issneo Iy o
CO, X were taken snitoer by traders ard speouiatofs
sho realised . prc6t upon them Of 70 PEI oeat an
eq.ai1stion. THEREFORE. of the copper ~nn .ne
"oeet would put an ED to THE pronaole .opei-
sien. and ocr dealers would not be inconv enlsnoec
q Trey row re By the want OF " smaI coense
Be.ices from he pfclimity Of the States 40 CAnsdA
and tier insiaass q mmercsl relations similarity OF
osrrsscy wouI prove mutually benehcit ana can'
yeti.os vhsn ibs images respectively USED are Assm-
psk<. lKtSpy.op ice News, March Il.
AGRsAI Wool GaowER MsseAes:sr Mirror
says thai Mr. Air sksn Msivin Of Wssse, n. re-
oeouy sad Is 900 n Of Spanish nsrirO sooi 70 PIEss
2 bes'cn cr u oen5 Q peuaS amounting ~ yis wv.
Tie wsc. ~ his OWE rais:Ag ard pan o. Q mree
y9o0 stcck-
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70 Pr,cs q csduc'ed BY Prof B.csclor. spss hs
s.e~ with much sccce-. sud many OF the ssys
tsve uss,ereo the pr-cocsl eificok'es of peonsss-
coii,s a'uost rs,Irly in avery short time. Tee -
9os Of comme,cs borbess classes ss 81 ~
tcys' grammar scsooL you'd be e valuable improve
nett 10 the oourse Of study.
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TRAPEL ERr GUIDE
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20 IN A comnOtaiob Thronsh all tlirns
Il ev prunsvick. al starors 20 S-v SrnurTot
m--ral aIc Erp-ees Through, pfrf1ps sssaoos
sop - New Bruns~lct, all .tAuoas
5O6 o = Nal and Erpres. nsousn, principal ststsas
s:iOp Ssw Btuns~ict, az sspobs
leave AZ $50, i0ii n y n JIG ossn
Tra-s nearly half hour
roRRIs AND sssEs RoAD-D-po, TOO, Of coor,,ad.r M.
m -HacsetstO~b Passenger all 7 ne Table staf
Al sad Nlsufa Accommodations sl~i''Df
Hsckstnstosn Passages, all 1ne Isbe stAooos
m Accommodates. al sts.ons
sEsORsEf CENTRAL ROAD -(Depof Per nos. North R's
MO Kssiou and intermediate rs or-
fOos al (ByN Jsrses X X TO tus-th' I'M
sOp nj as;on, al s,anons o.. A.,
5OOp u-someryle, al stators tby NJeey Nh 70
AHBOy ROAD Dspo. Per 80 1, sa5srs
$50. m Accommodation 10 Philadelphia all stations
through a PhladelPhIs, all stauoes
hroash 10 PHILADELPHIA staeona
.aOp NJ rhrough all station
Atss srt Transport c Asooy
yIusHIyG RAILRoAD.-(D- po, Fulton Market SLIP
Island City whsh ooonectoa VITA ~ oa'
ct 645, and lea n 4 and $50 p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-30
WALKERS DESERTERS.

TUE M heDoaOush, passenger from California,
our reporter has obtained some additional fact, Of ats
rest os TIE snivd Of the Golden este At Panama,
they found thsrs ose hundred and sxt, men who I'd
.so0eeesa esssPsas from Walkers army. The
~ osnH0e On fI~ids.t hsrs of Costa Rics, inviting
Psssoos connected with Walks~s band VINO desired