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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

To Many vsfers..s.Absence from
Richmond prevented On earlier reply 10 your inavi
ry-"Whether not I would accept tho oiics Of
City Sergeant if elected u In reply. would stsss
that would most ehesrfully sesept that ofkes IL
elected but at the same time. l cannot consent to
run for any ofkes without the cooperation Of my
party. Not knowing whether 1t 10 the intention Of
the Democrats party to make nominations for the
various city Offices not, viii simply say that am
candidate, subject to their decision.
Very Respectfully,
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Destruction OF the Gregory House, Lake
MahOpuc.

CARMEL. Jan. Il The Gregory House, at Lake
Mahopoc, Putnam county, took fire about o'clock
r. NJ On Sunday, and was entirely destroyed In
very short time. The loss 10 estimated ct from
$4,000 to $4,000. Partly insured
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Death OF a Boston Publisher.
BOSTON. Jan. IL B. b. Mussy, a well known
book publisher Of this city, died this forenoon.
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Sister Maria, sister OF charity Of &c. Vincent
Asylum. Washinetou city. Ii dead.
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" Notice.---At the solicitation Of many
friends. announce myself candidate for the ofcs
OF City Sergeant, at the ensuing Muncip, Elections
make this early announcement to correct the mis-
statement, and impression the minds of some
that would not be candidate.
de 29-2m THOMAS IT, DUDLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

In London there are 90 George streets, IS
Charles streets, and As John streets There are
81 streets that possess but II names.
James Fox was on Saturday sentenced at Bos
ton to twelve years in the State prison, for man.
slaughter In killing his wife.
George D. Stanley, second officer of the steamer
Persia, was killed on board at Liverpool, on the
23d ult., by an accidental fall.
Last year, the duty on private carrias . In Eng.
land amounted to s2e3,s53. In the preceding
year the duty was S3744
Gov. shannon passed through Lexington, No,
few days since, on his way to Kansas. 1t u
his Intention 70 locate permanently In the Terri
tory. ~ r eese4
Mr.. John Frost, the English chartist, has an
nouneed his intention Of becoming q candidate
tor the representation OF Merthyr 81 the next elee
ton
Prince Frederick William. of Prussia, Isft Paris
ON Sunday, 2lst uiI His Royal Highnsss MAS
accompanied by Prince NapeIsoa to the tsuni.
eAss So ~ .aet sisHs Essz sh .sfsF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

~ For City Sergeaut.- The subscribe
respectfully amour ees himselfs Candidate for this
office cf CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing .lestion
and will be thankful for the support Of the v,tsrs Of
the city HENRY W. OUARLEs
ia I-dt9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

y; Y. aizz.sd Esq, has been elected Mayor .
HaiifAx, N. g. '''a.s'.... -. -. I,
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CANDIDATES rOR OrYICE.

evI reearu my thanks % my fv1onds Of
the county ct Hearieo sos the honor conferred ~
presenting MY name candidate for the next v,t.
sinia Legislature l must deeline for several rsaso,
First am npon the eve Of making Southern ton,
expecting 10 be sbsent uDtil the swimmer. eecood
Ny health 10 very feeble, which would certainly pr.
vent my eanvsssiDs the county Third: have no
aspirations for the Office will however, ehesyfully
sive my aid to shy American whom the party nav
ohoose To bring forward Yours.
in H-1ts B J. DU VAL
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EIMS & PLEAsANTs,
= COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
GENERAI AEENUs

Nc" '"b' l<th janis io"s ia l4-otm
EIMS & PLkA-ANTs. -.
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS
GENERAL AGENTS,
18th Street, near Cary, Richmond Va
Offer their services for the sale Of all kind, of
COUNTRY PRODUCE, RENTING ii UsEs
HIRING NEGROES, and all matters pertaining TO
COLLECTIONS in the City and Country attended
to, and remittances promptly made.
THOMAS Z. SIMS. JOSEPH B. PLEAsANTs
ia Aim
CHIKTS, SHIRTS, sHIKTs...We Keen
y constantly on hand the largest assortment Of fine
Linen, Muslin and Cambria Shirts with plain. en-
brodered and fancy Bosoms, TO be found in the city
These Shirts are from the celebrated msnufac tory
of Morrison Hoyt, New York, and are inferior to
none. Having sold them for number of years
with entire satisfaction and Of them bein ,od
by the best houses 10 this city than any other make
we can recommend IS superior in all respects Or
ders received and tit suaranteed. BY
KEEN, BALDWIN l. Co,
L,OR RENT.-FARN1...In ann about 10 re.
l. move to Richmond. and offer for rent for the
present year, to good tenant the pass which
Riehmend-the plank road passes within few ward,
OF the door; the r.. n r. X. r. within about mile
Westinghouse, school and grist mill within q
fine for cultivation. Possession given at one Rent
very low. Apply to Elijsh Priddy, the prem
ia lit SAM'L r. BULGE.
Y vateiy, to remain in this State. young and
healthy Girl. sold for fault, neither for profit
who has been regularly trained to house business
generally, can wash and iron we'll, and Is from the
best family Of servsntsn the States. Any person
des ring to purchase viii please call on
WIN. WINSTON JONES,
IL II St. fowhstsn House
motto E.--A will be made far
~ duplicate certificate of 20 shares of Stock
No. 90, in the Monroe Building Company, standing
in the name OF Augustus Anderson, deceased the
certificate having been lost or mislaid And ali per-
soRs forbid trading for the zane.
jsA-I2tr LEWIS GINTER
NK o + ED FKkT, CHII0T.AINa
l. Corns Bunions, Chapped Hands, Ola sores
STIFF joints Swelhnes Of all kinds Rheumatism,
sprains strans. Paralysis aud all kinds OF Diseasss
ofHorsest requiring an external remedy can be
eursd by fOLLARD'S Rheumatic Linimeut Pre-.
pared and sold BY JNO. w. POLLARD
Dfuegist, 18th street.
And sold ev Drussists generally. jan
* PAlH COUNTRY MADE BHOGUES
- received on eoasisnmsat. Ror sale By
jsH s5as@s - CaENsHAW.A CO
81 sur r u 40 &c COUNTRY CUHKD
81 HAMS, two years old. for sale BY
jsH Aa Size $50 "a GRENsHAW d co
ID Wilkins NO. = 6UTTER, Go cIsse
sist4 = ckENsHAw I co.
= - sF
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f,LKAN OATS. for sale BY 81
~ jAi3 ,k D.. MCCARTHY / ooN.s
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DIED,

At Lebanon. the residence OF Edwsrd T. Wet,
FLETCHER, youngest daughter OF the late Robert
seuliey In the 18th year of her age
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The President Of ths New York Board nj
ooaacilmsa. James n. PAtiips, y ssid 70 BE- .
JtW. - ss SEQ ssAs4a@@aA esa&s
sssasests*
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WEDNESDAY, January Ia 1857.
ENGAGEMENT OF Mr. JOS PROCTOR.
First nj ght of the new Indian Play Of
OUTALANCHET,
THE LION OF THE FOREST.
Observation-Disclosures. J. PROCTOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

A HEADERS NATIONAL GUAKD,}
RICHMOND, JAN IL, 1856.
1ORDERs No 2.
W THE annual meeting of the Company will be
held ct Lafayette Hall. on WEDNESDAY evening.
18th inst, at hafpast O'Clock for the election Of
noncommisHoned officers, and for the transaction of
very important business.
A full attendance is earnestly desired. Memb ers
will appear with muskets, bsyonets and accoutre-
ments.
By order of Captain Bayly.
ia JS-9ts " T., FORE OrJarlv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EOR HIRE-I have for hire very likely
boy, accustomed to waiting in tina Dinne Room
and general house work. He has been living in a
g very establishment for the past two years. and
has considerable experience. have no doubt he
good home, my price will be moderate. Apply to
THOMAS J. BAGbY,
jsI4-St At the Hish Constahle's Offi-e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-14

I lNEN SHkETlNGS, TABLE CLOTHS
IL AND NAPKINS.-l have In store Linen Sheet
ing of all widths; Table Cloths of all sizes; large
variety of Nap kns; also, Table Diaper and Damask
Pillow Case Linen and Shifting Linens all of which
was selected by myself, and can therefore recon-
mend them being all Linen, and of superior quail
ty. The prices will be made to suit the most econo
mical. JACOB A. LEVY,
jaI4 Is Main street
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31

Among the ridiculous features Of the
present Kansas controversy, Is the idea OF
the Richmond South, paper which never
had any Democracy. Pr'ron':iag Judge
poUGiAs as having become very good
fellow after associating with gentlemen Of
the South" II coarsely assails the ability
OF the distinguished Senator, and proceeds
to read him out OF the Democratic party for
" treachery" 4 recent article from For
uey's Press, in reply to the arrogance OF the
South. closes with the following paragraph
which the gentlemen of the South " NAV
consider " vulgari,y," bu, which the Democ-
racy Of the North are prepared 10 pro
nounce downright truth. The fre-ea'ers
will DO well to panse AMI consider on this
awhile
We are patent people. over this way. We
have seen the Soafh and its allies opposing Mr..
BrcHASANS nomination. and doubling his de-
vo,ion to tAsm we have x'ood calmly BY and
witne ssed their rule in kansss. trusting the
while, like submissive and saduring men. to the
approaching recognition Of the viii Of the ma.
jori,y we have heard. with usrnfied temper.
the objurgauons 81 Legislators AID of polite ans
In some Of the Save states, against such Demo
Gratis as wALExa and STANTON, because they
would no, become parties TO forgery IN Nan
saS. and now we are expected 20 bear the ad,
di,ioaal Outrage upon Judge DoreLss, and To
zee Governor WALSKg head carried before the
eonquerinT minority of the Lecompton Con
vsn,ioa a. . trophy OF triumph. There "a a
pom, beyond Which fxbearancs may cease 10
bs virtue. u has been reached, gen,!snea
of the south.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31

The Goverr hent at Washington has
been advised OF the arrival in New York Of
two boxes OF fire arms, a present from her
Britanic Majcsty's Government. in return
for the arms sent thither in August last
The vote in Oregon against slavery has
not disappointed expectation. In six coun-
ties the vote was for slavery 2j2, against it
1921, in Monroe county, not included in the
above count, there is 800 majority against
slavery.
Tine National Hotel in Washington city,
has been re-opened, and the evidence every
where OF its good management and its rem.
ovatcd Internal arrangement is such Us to
have already secured fair share o.. public
patronage.
The receipts Of -four, wheat, cora and
oats at Chicago, this year, are equivalent TO
1921, 4i3 bushels, and the shipments to
l,.12s. 1923 bushels.
Ex-President PirRcE, having been named
for United States Senator from New Hamp
shire, the Concord Patriot announces that
he would not accept the Office even if he
could receive the vote OF every member Of
the legislature.
Gen. scorr, in his army report, makes the
following recommendations
|. 4 system Of recruiting by and for the re,
spectiye reg ments which, II is conceiy ed, would
create and nurture the ,spyh de c05ps--a FAM.
Is feeling In each-always highly conducive TO
moral elevation and military efficiency
2. A revision of the Pension laws. 80 as TO
place the army on like footing with the navy,
volunteers and militia in ths respect. as there
can be no conceivable reason of any sort for a
discrimination TO oar prejudice.
The ~. Louis Democrat suggests tie call
ing out. in March or April. OF volunteers to
the amount OF ten regiments, from the West
eru States the Incorporation of the hunters
Of the several Indian tribes on the Missouri
frontiers, into advance skirmshing parties,
and the movement Of the whole upon Utah
before the grass tails IN the spring
The caucus OF the Democratic members
OF the Kentucky Legislature has dominated
Hon. l.. W. POWELL. for l.. ). senator.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31

WAsnisaroS, Dec. Southern gen.
tlemen have an important movement on
foot, which promises an easy settlement Of
the Kansas agitation. II il intended when
the Ieeompton Constitution comes on. To
take It up by the friends of the Administra.
ton IA party measure and rs formal as-
sertion oi the Democratic principle Of popu.
lar sovereignty The constitution will be
passed with proviso that il shall be pre-,
scnted to the people Of Kansas for final ac-
ccptauco and ratification and an enabling
nct will be incorporated IN the new bill ~
an alternative in case the lecompton Con
s,i,ution is rejected by the people Of KIM,
sas,
Judge Hall vi Iowa. WHO was in the last
Congress. has been appointed Chici Justice
Of the Territory Of Nebraska.
Jas NJ iluchanan, Of baltimore, viii be-
appointed Minister Ia ~. Petersburg.
|, Ia rumorvl that the Tennessee delega-
ton in Congress haye unanimously resolved
to reject the iecompion Constitution.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

OF the arrangement, being two fold: first.
that when the gas is turned on, and match
applied 20 any One jet, the light runs along
the whole series Of burners leaping from
jet to jet, 10 fact, and in about fifteen or
twenty seconds, as if by magic, the whole
place IL in blaze Of brilfiancy secondly,
that, no matter how intense the light may
be above, II falls on those below chastened
subdned, tanned down, as j: were, yet still
30 effective that II equals the fullest and
purest light Of the sunnisst day.
The gas burners are arranged in iorty-fye
squares, in five rows. Each square is one
yard across, and each has what is called
earr,er, Il use the trade phrase containing
almost innumerabe outlets for gas and light.
These carriers are connected together by
curved pipes, which at once provide for the
contraction ard expansion Of the entire, and
inter-communieate the gas II is thus that
the instantaneous lighting Of the whole is
effected.
There are nearly 800 burners in all the
forty-ive squares in the ceiling. But the
brass pipes, or carriers" which convey the
gas along, are pierced with $4,000 jets,
therefore. the quantity Of light which may
be produced is almost incalculable. But so
scientifically, YET 50 simply, Is the convey
ance Of gas arranged, and so wholly is the
entire under management, that, with the
commonest care, accidents are almost I'M
possible, and The distribution Of hgh IS en-
tUeiy under control II can be modified TO
any extent, at moment, notice, and the
purity Of the light is wonderful
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Murder ~ itoehesses.


RocaRsrga. \, y. Dec. 2l.--Our city
was yesterday thrown into a state OF great
excitement, by the discovery Of the mangei
body OF CHAs w. IArrig lawyer, Of this
city. in the Gencsee River, few rods below
the Falls. From the pools OF blood AMI
other evidence oi u struggle the murdercrs
were easily tracked from the place Of the ia
tai assault, TO the river, where they attempt,
al TO conceal the evidence OF the crime by
sinking the body Of their victim. The VA.
ter being shallow, the body did not hoat
away from the shore. and was found al !,
o'clock Yesterday morning. The body was
immediately taken TO the poliee Office and
arrs-, made Of his wife. Der brother, and
several Of his relations. From the ev'dcnce
il appars that Little and his wife had not
lived happily together. and that separa
ton took place above ycAr ago, ha, for
the pas, month or two. they had lived to
geth,r again. On the ground was discover
ci blooi and other evidences OF . conflict
where Also was found piece OF victorin'
corresponding with one worn by Mrs. LATHE
and rose,,e matching one found In her los
session, and comb, pair Of spectacle
said to belong TO her brother Ira A. Stone
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31
haasas Affairs.


Sr. LOrfs, Dec. % The Democrat 10,
news from fecompton that the Legislature
had passed the net, submitting the Calhoun
Constitution to the vote OF the people on
the 9th Of January, iu three forms LIST.
Constitution with slavery. "a. Constitu.
ton without slavery. ID. Against the
Constitution.
Stringent measures have been adopted in
watching the polls on the 2lst.
Committees have been appointed 10 each
;rsssssa. -, s,ke- ske g: sll Ysssss, Nc
IA 10 detect false returns.
A good many Missourians are going over
10 vote.
An exciting aflray had occurred at Doni.
phan, IN which FREE State man, named
Latham. had been murdered.
The report of Lanes death is false.
Stanton vetoed the militia and other OBJ
noxious bills, which had not been insisted
on by n majority Of the Legislature.
LATEST.
Tina Democrat haa further kaDsas adyiees
stating the Legislature passed an act repeal
ing the laws authorizing the Constitutional
Convention.
The militia law was passed over s,anton's
veto.
Gen Lane was appointed Major General
with eight brigadiers an adjutant and a full
military organization.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31
LATE NEWS.



The Collin. steamer Adriatic arrived her,
this morning, She lct Liverpool at 2a3c
T. NJ, on the 9th inst.
The Adriatc brings 1890 In spe ca
The Arabia arrived at Liverpool. at : r.
NJ, on the 9Th, and the Washington on The
morning Of the Sth.
IsDiA.--Ihe Indian news came, not by
regular mail, but casual steamer Calcutta
dates are TO November first.
Two conveys had arrived safe at Luck
now, from Calcutta. There had BEEN some
severe fighting at the former city. General
Sir JAMES OuraAa Is reported severely
w01nded.
Sir CoLIs CAMrBgLL, Commander in
Chief IN India, had started for Cawnporc
from Calcutta. Troops were moving in the
direction Of Cawupore, IA quick On possible,
and would proceed thence to the relief Of
Lucknow, az soon ~ sufficient force could
be concentrated q, the former point.
New troops bad arrived at Calcutta from
England.
EsGLAxp.--lio Both Houses Of Parliament
have unanimously voted pension Of $1,000
a year 10 Gen. HAggLocK. This pension
was AWARDED TO Gen. II. by Parliament,
because he, being Queens officer, could
not receive pension from tho East India
Company, as dill tic Uther fndia Grnrrals.
The Bank Of England Indemnity Bill had
been ordered toa third reading 10 the House
VI Commons. This bill inlemniGes the Bank
for Issues Of paper beyond the specie basis
required Ivy the act of 1874
Parliament will probably adjourn in a
few days.
The Great Eastern (Ieviaihan) was max.
ing slow progress daily ~ deep water.
Tho marriage Of tho Princess loyal TO tho
Prince OF Prussia Ia announced for tho 25ih
Of January.
FnAsog.--'lhe Bank Of France has re-.
duced It's rate OF discount per cent.
The Corps Iegslatif had adjourned TO the
10th Of January.
MISCELLANEOUS Malta and Corfu had
been successfully connected by submarine
telegraph.
Mexican difficulties with Spain were AZ
snming more peacoablc aspect.
The Russian army Is 10 bc reduced 20, 900
men.
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Ngw Yosg, Dec, % "A special Wash
ington despatch 70 the Post, says that al.
vices from Kansas say the Legislature has
decided to submit TO the people on the 9th
Of January, the Calhoun Constitution they
also passed an act regulating election and
organizing the militia, and adjourned to the
18th.
The President declares he will enforce the
Calhoun Constitution though il should re-
quire the withdrawal Of troops from other
parts to do it.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31

wrwvtetp, \. V. Dec. 23.--The wife
and children Of Albert Stoubc were found
this morning murdered in their house. The
children were in bed with their threats cut,
and Mrs :, was lying on the floor, with her
lhroa, cut. They are supposed to have
been murdered week ago Monday night
Mr. IS clothes were found covered with
blood lie was seen to leave the house last
Tuesday, since which time nothing has been
heard OF him. The ncighbors suspec'ng
something wrong had occurred, climbed up
TO the bedroom window and discovered the
murder Stoubc is native Of Switzerland
and is cigar maker by trade
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31

W,smSdrox, Dec. 22,-1he Times cor
respondent says that the President has re-
cciyc,l letter from Mr.. Mason, rcsigning
his position at Paris, The resignation is.
however, in measure, compulsory, as il ia
rendered in response to distinct intimation
TIA, il would be accepted. Mr. Mason en-
braces the opportunity tc complain with n
good deal Of feeling at the treatment he has
received u, the hands Of Mr.. Buchanan -
lie alleges that his influence with the Nir-
GINA delegation was not only serviccahle to
Mr.. buchanan, but he was promised in re
turn for it. as long a stay in France as pos
s,hlc, and then a transfer 10 some other pos
ltiou--a place on the bench Of the Supreme
Court in case of vacancy, These promises
have been forgotten, Mr. Masous letter on
this suhjee, is long and sharp.
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a young man aged about %, and an arm o.
a chair. said u have been taken from the
Office where Little was employed. Mrs
Liiile's left wrist and her brother s Icit arm
were found broken, showing that they had
been engaged in some extraordinary conflict
The evidence, 80 far, seems strongly agains,
the wife Of the murdered man ard her broth.
or, Ira Stone.
NEw YoRg, Dec. 23.--The coroners in
quest in Iittle's murder case closed it, in.
ylsiigatlon this noon. The verdict holds
Mrs.. Little, the murdered mans wife, and
her brother, Ira Stout. for trial
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31
W AsiiIxGroS, Dee. u

The following officers have bcen restored
10 the active lat Of the Naval Courts, AMI
their nominations sent 10 the Senate for con
iirna,ion, Captain Joseph Smith Com
manders, Joseph Jarvis. Jas. Glynn, Robert
Richie. 4. Ringold, Isaac Sterat, H. y.
Thornburn. Daniel Cmkwood, VIM. ). Ok
den, John Calhoun. Murray Mason Lieu
tenants. Hunt. W. r. Marcy. James ;
Palmer. Robert Kennedy Henry Walker
Louis &. Stanton. fabias Stanley. j. \
Moilatt. A. ID. IIarrel. A, Murray Thos
II. Stevens, Van II. Morgan, Abner Rccds
Geo A. stevens Masters A. McNaighton
winslow Cast Mhlshipmen. q, Howard
March, James ), Thornton, Edward G
Grafton.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31

Sr, Lows Dec. 23,--The express brings
information that the whole force, with the
exception Of Col. Cooks command, is con
cen,ratcd at Blacks Fork.
The animals were giving out hourly, and
II was thought all would perish this win
ter.
The supply trains are all with the mill
tary.
Provisions are abundant.
The report that two companies Of infantry
met with reyerses, en- ronte to Utah. is with
on, foundation.
Five companies Of Col, Sumner = regiment
Of lat cavrlry recently went into winter
quarters at Fort Riley.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-31

SrAY-Quen Dcu rut ;xyeisrs Yr'u'
,!cmo'iai Vas never 50 foreioly illustrated As
in the condition ard temperament Il the
dyradel spaniard OF this day, |. would
seem. irom the latest accounts, that an ex-
petition is Ia be sat out forthwith agains.
Mexico, and the ambassador from tha, IA
,ion is treated with tina, inissnity little PEG
pie know - well how TO Offer 10 'hos whom
they hate, bu, are unahle to ccercc.