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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08
DANCING ACADEMIES.
poDvoRgHp DAECrua AcADHnrpR,
a. DO SO RrcAd~Ay, new vcss,


10. ~ Montague place. Broosiyu
Hew Ywn riNesss Wednesdays nd Saturdays
Brcshyn ciAssss on nondAys All nursdAya o. rnesda0
wessy ssssrblies fov ladies and rsupemes scss sAs
ushmsp ov pr~cucs IAscss auuadrie GERMAN cod
nooshi, sorves for children and psreusa
Mr. Dofwo~th, endsna from the ssst two vsarv srpeT.
drlie u service IN deyelopms scefu rovemsa
and Improving The sye Of HIS PUPILS VIII connn ns .s
tic Of those aod sniiar graceful rds Among vnT ~.
ice pr,rured While tour 81 obs~rvsuou
srur-s Adcv,ed fos Ne coming season ~ Ne s~saoa
Tov srcusrs Of ers Ae apply ~ shsr o. ne scsdsisA
nApcrra scHoor.-A ROOM rHav HAS sEsr USED
~ for dancing school pufr ees Al newv paT.ed can pc
era, =. ~, ar os rnirpe and fenA This
rare chance.
EsRRnros pay ,r s,n aox .,r.s, -
"a Clinton street, Brookiyn.
nme. DUBRnUL rkRRnRo svd EDWARD rRRRkko
r.spscfolv that hsy open their academy In
Ner york h Of October and IN Brooklyn l3h
% b. iprodussd nrs auassr orvulsrs san ss hsd Il
Inc academies
uGa O. wBIeHrs DANCING ACADEMY, Geo BROAD
M vr nov cren rr ne reception o. pupils. Dsys-
TUESDAY and ss-rday Afternoons Tuesday and Friday
ciera" 'hmuet" Ac
phRIsIAN sysrnn OF DANCrEe.-nR. A n HOP
KIfs, having Just arrived from Gurope tstss Leave
that be prepared W tssrucn Ia the most fsshon
able and pewss styles OF dancss danced the various
courts OF xurove For particulars srplr At NE academy, "
Wes Tvenr ara s<ssL sesrsea ssA sad ssTeaa Arsaaes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

SOC ORUaA AID BrKNT.-vGU5 KHwAKD B ugyAA
iCC cd 70 any person who aupAas MAZDA Mn OIIg
Ton In giving statements I'll events through life
Daroulary absent friends osSes, lawsuits and giving Lucky
nuabers N. B.Aadans y the only real genuine Assro
1Kist Ia he United States Ehe warrants u The
yeros cases oorsurapur nycf ,oplan,, Ssofrla an
aci all dissoseu mostly by This ghed Lady win ~
no diseaso BIZ nnpy looking thu Cali And aatsfr
yourselves Is Orcsard rss hewssa Houston and sasas
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TREyCH ADVERTISEMENTS,

JrNy yBurF PnRsoN~a rRlr7A1sx rAPABLk DE
~ ses 'econs eementsres de - laufue, dcare 50
placer bovine depfan, ct urre dspe uns fame
ercsine ssdreeser 75 8h avenue, enre s9th ct s
~ mar.siu.
JrNx JxuNE yrrrsyRArCAIsu PkRLANr Ase LkIs
81 an mand d6srs placer dsrs une fAme ff'ne uss
% snercane femme de chsmbrs boone enfknt
sadresser Nile g. r., herald Office.
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 ehFrLunAE, 81 yHARs or AGE RE 1NTLv Rp
"A tured from the Indies Of the
acquaintance some prepossessing lsdy with view
70 msutuonr During Bis stay he alsss
sufficient mears 70 maintain NJ modest rr-pectsb.y
whcb he wishes 70 STARE ~ih suitsb Address
WBovsrd BROOKLYN PSst oce, L. l., enclosing r. al ns ne
and residence
NILE ST CLAIR Will, UPON rHp RnCaTrr OF
M cent. send 70 snv perscr rus ccture OF their pat
and future life from scime~ of pc1rs
Of their Intended Address Nile a. Chair Be~erY Poet ocs
DAUTlNw fEsrR ANGIE Will. UPON RpCpIPr or
rs is uivalert IN ssrps return
suue picture Of hrr past pressu and future Me
cim- a. hsudwng ev1 description Of future on hus
tAad Addrts Psullas Il 2sxNaxs N, I, Post o1ce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

ne BAIPH. AUTHOR or TBS RACTIoAL PEIvArl
~ TYeas- Of recent disease quickly and Radically
cured. In long ndns vcaknes &o 30, or who're
he patient has suffered from claaa of people, HIS
v.e- VII sp preeisted. Onces 7A Broadway
. III l. and Aner In the evening"
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sTON SIZING TO ALL-MADAMu MORROW, TUE
a seventh daughter without exception Ac most wonder
tu Asroogist thai she viii Tell past
present future OF hfe eycn The very thoughts
ahs will tell WHISTLER you married single and how
times married, and how and show
he likeness Of the intended husband AMI absent friends and
speedy marriages. resulting In Happiness and good
luck through life guarA that those who visit her
viii regret 4 no cnayge II satisfied. uertlemer
roumbtR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08
MEDICAL.

c7 mn FORFEITED AND no UHAKGB UNLRH
Vl.UUU cured-Dr HUNTER cures when the treAt
Of othcr physicians and all other remedies fall Hs
drop 10 Only reliance for thorough In certain
diseases. No Division street, the only well
Known for he very many extraordinary cures has perform
ed. without diet hndranoo from busnoas when all oth
remedies only drive The dseasc In the HOOD 81 only Thh
securea ha patient from secondary attacks and hs only
remedy earth that docs Try all others and BE
Of handbil satins DR.. Hunter has removed II via
deception. The thA oounterfes good medicine
than = thief Medical book and advice gratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

THE OLD NUMBER. 40T CANAL STREET. NEAR
"A Sullivan. The celebrated Hpsy palnist, and tbs only
gpsy pianist In New York be consulted all events Of
Me. The ty u without exception, tee only person who
give lucky pumben. Fec d. ccnts n. B-I hereby
osuon the public against those who have ned
~ am the only tn Q 81 Jsy Ia New York.
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uTna MARRIap wosAEs PRIvArn nsproAl

Companon," By nr A. NJ Nsur,ceau. professor Of an
OF women Ladies viii he7s discover eracy
the nature md AL the hs attend kefy pecua
corditon II 10 designed for he married Especially
frce 81. Fer sale b. suingw Townsend, m Broadvsy
sherman 90. As.ov House. and 81 he ones a n. A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

U7yR CBARLxsToN AND rLoRIDA,-sEMT y ~ -
Unled ttse~ wail side Wheel stesssh,p ioe -.In n
Misc n, and very fast going steamship NAsBV1L& =
Murray. commander. vii leave pier no. NORTH -
saturday, ciober 10 at O'CLOCK r PRECISELY. y y
sppy board, where al bills Of adng will ne sis -
tor passage 81 the one. Of srorFoRD MILESTONE ~.
Broad rhe elegant 10 James Adger r. d 10
ner commander, vn leave wedoesday, Ocober ~ II
Nvorie Ca,ons mstes rssur Trips 10 the yario
landings he JONAS rlord. connecting nth
s,esmes rcn sew York and lsvns htrest ever, Tue
day. Through tctets Jack souvie, Isl; W Pstks SIS
B-Thronsh cke 70 nemphs, Tenn. may be procured
spplyinR o. shove.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

NR WATSON Has FOR LONG sHRfH OF YHAH
confined hls attention certain dseasel In which he hN
treated not css than twenty thousand without An In
stance ~ failure Tho remedies mild without inosrup
business chNnge of dict Dr wsson H In oontinua
attendance frcr In the morning unit Al might a. his res
dencc Waller street few doors west of Broad way n
consulting separate. WIN WATSON n d.,
Formerly Surgeon 10 he Lock Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

pIColD's vaLPRAU's UTv1ALUs, AOFoss oUsL
ing. sod N. Pvss hospital pracace Of PAD. ane Loo
don, By Dr. Lamont. A some persons sif-sd Nth ais
o. the seruA sysism NAY be ~ toe srt
akes this medun Of Informing then be the only g-dnae
IN his citY Who n exclusively treating Md curing
$3.50 ard whose ,ornecton nth The European hsphas
abs him 10 adopt the latest and radical treatment
TIE olde~4 art n Mercer
of sprtrg, opposite he n richolas, frcm NJ A.
evening The Dos rs M~d,cA ADVISER uids
pesrly go u, loo picture nusirNicns ISL II rvss AL ~
advertised med snes We commend Or. Larnont the II
rct~d Courier De- nsn Uns eaais zeiiuns. DAy Bsoh
Auas, IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

NE. CoBBBrI, 10 DUANE STREET, MEMBaR OF
~ nc CeeGv q Surgeons London, and OF the Univerry
New York may be consulted privately deoate diseases
Twenty hs present speciality enables him
The obslnas Bee diplomas In his otnoe Charges
moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

poRTugursn FEMALE PTLLs-DR. A. ~ MAUki
CHAU professor of he Diseases Of
dies thai they In all reliable In
IRENE cses, vel = perfectly healthy Price Is bon
addressing Or A N Nauriceau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

noAY FoRoEv MRS CnAs EDWARDS sBsEFfr
IL On FRIDAY GOT O.
will appear Va three pieces besides variety Of
pETvUDArr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

AEs OHss. HowARD.-MRa uuks HOWARD
n PLAYS three pieces Friday night being Der bep~s
ard lsst spp. Don't forget vi,l NE Olympic The
aue snf hd ADisu
gOATp H1P0 LA9ER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

nR wAT5oNs new woRK-"THn CAUSE AKU
H. Oure."A complete practical treatise premature
hauson with local debility, induced BY early ndscrouou,
ohsr causes which he nature and efscs Of M
insidious mAady together wi the treatment fully
planned illustrated BY anatomical plates and
ErNvmgs With supplement soxuAl Diseases Prcs n X
Be AZ the who consulted conndonrally
g walker ptreoA . few doors OF Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

T'RaArhsNv or rrsAIg CosPLAIrrs.-DR. A. n
hAUkIUHhu. professor N diseases Of suihw
The Narrer womsn's Private Medical Companion" vi
ruarart~e relief r. 81 OF derAnssu irregularities
IN tht female svstem bv mode OF
healthy And csstsin Once - Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

DICoRrs PRACv1cI @. ID HAMMOND, NJ ID, PUPr,
N OF Rcord o. Psris (-fo IL the frs, living surgeon FOR
ssessss q ne sexual svsem sud Drs csrnocssn and
poti Of bits CITY may b. pYvsey ted Ia Enxlsh
french persona By letter nj his Office No 81 Bescker
street near Roadway om 10 I, and from os In the
eve~inx
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BEIIPPIn6s.


UNARH RuDuO1D 70 SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRH-
Tha maSninesai Steamship vANDRRBMT. Inward
Hispna. o. mnandcr, .6o tons, VIII sai
rrS. NHw s9Ks 20 Fsc% SOUTH AHry T1. srd
s..uIesy........eT y Saturday ........... nov 4
Pnce PassAgevint cabin 500. second cabin, so sps
ole devesed LONDON and Pxh for freight passaxe ~
!. TORRANCl. Ascent, No Bowling GREEN, New RI.
Lees FOR xn land and Europe prep I'd . con each hall
ounce by enclosure a postage stamps from other chc
will be received No Bowling Orr en- FORK, up V
IN o'clock on tho morning OF sSinx.
7~Ok LivAxfooI.-rHH UNITED grArks NAIL
s sssaMshp ArLANrIH Oliver xdrdgs commando, VII
dApat with Tia United States mails for Europe positively -
sas Ocsobu To- q O'Clock H. hon hss bs~A y ~
70! freight pasase having unequaed avcounodauoss
- = ' IpWx KY K ooILLEs, . wan ..rss.
Passengers Will please be board q ii O'Clock A. H.
Al lsfsss nus pas through Ia Pos oes ~ others WI
sososTAs sseAmsss OF As Linz iaprOvsd wSsa uss
compartmeuts-
No expense has been spared 70 make Of hi
line In al respects good and the thorough exam
nation given hom their mode Of structure sss uns
Quallod
perform ne entire service.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

yNE OooPlR, 10 DUANE STREET. Has YoK rHN
~ last twenty sI confined bis practice 70 he res;
OF private dscases The victims OF misplaced condolences
cnl On him with As certainty a beng radically cured.
Chart es mr. derate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

nK. WARDB UNFORTUNATELY FRInuD B YHD II
IL plus ultra Of medicines, and but requires 70 b.
70 nect -th universal Appreciation and o sAnp d
ward he gesoet b,nefscor OF The day Dr. ward hsrebi
Offers reward OF WGo 70 any phyHdAn Who anes Prope
d. monsratlon, private diseases with equally uni
form cueriy ease safety chespuesG can fapr
msrNble pso0r0s csfance of al the doc1 DO
bu b. ns wonderful spscno and his perst knowiedgs
OF the cseNse b. either aevaes or cures In on
asy fho.e who douot should CAL And be wn cure hss
without charge Remember all who have bsen lnSertn
Tor -eehs and months drinking nauseouz compound asS
swallowing poisonous pulls thai By calling on Dr. WARD yc
few hours or 10y The plsaarres Of life and fsa nx
Richard h himself again" Price ". once 2s Canal sxss'
third door OF broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

DARNUks sAaRIC An MuSnUM.-IN ADDITION II
ID the Transparent Aquaxia tho mAnAgcv ent snnsancs
the celebrated ARLo AMILY the MOS. dsinx uisaed Poly
AIS ballads and song. BY the welsh N,xhngsle foowef
hbrissic poymorphoses anhpodean phe1omena exploa6
Athew fancy dances ptcturesguc agues &C., 10 nvonln
o'clock the Welsh Nightmare After which tbs CAxc
Family their exrsordinAry performances Adaitanoe
cents children under ten Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

MILE NARHUxWkrTE LAMAREAUX, TIKI UHLk-
M bfAei autographs having returned r her .uropeau
tour, will upon receipt OF Is continue give true
picture OF past present futrre and will send
dssuerroype OF future wife husband enclosing speo
of wripg lock or hair. Address, with return
samp Nile Margnere 70 Lsmareaur, Roadway Post oce
New York.
lElDICAL CLAIRyoYANr EXAMINATIONS AND
MI ptIons, 20 cents for ades MONROE for
merry hamber, and No. l,s laird avenue
between Four .enth and Fifteen streets satisfaction
teod charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

2olRAH MUsiCALE "
- rRsfDRICH NOLLaNHAUuH
tviolinisp
eRAyD soiRRH MUSICALE
on rRIplr, Ger. =, 1857, ~
DoDwoKyHs AuADxuy.
ra8 broadway, between Tenth and aevenn srcessJ
Has nAkY sxIskR. soprano, Uus arrived from Burop
Mr.. HkfsKr0H NOLLkhHAunR, violn srt
mr. A DAVIS, piAnixl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

En CENTS -CLAIRvOYANOE-seS BROOE STREET
w between Elizabeth md Mott. Mrs HAYES the be-
medical and business clair In the world ~ disease
disco and cured absent ends found great dsoovee
eausfaciios gwen pay. No 563 81 come street.
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IMPoBTAnr TO fEsAIEa-DlskAsks or yxN .LEs
eIcusveiy ireAtea By Dr. DUBOIS Remedies
der.ps f,ou 81 70 Is Reief gusranteed ali cs..s
sops sDd l,tb strictly c1nfdenuN Patients
Ifcc NO. lN Wet Fifteenth Stree, New Yort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08

AEvRR BxrORn RxHrBrrBD IN AkK1zuA-
~ yhe Anacnicn Mnseun Of N. RnuNxk
Chinese BslkiinGSL - BroadvJ.
GO modas o. he most fnlssed AZ
Lectures 10 Eenuemea daily. ~ u Ard oao0 ~ ~.
yAcsscn. escept rrdsya vhes sdcs only 9s s&A~.s 80
lsrtarrd 70 by srieurine asc profsGnA au.
Adni@iou - csnhL
(HlNBsB ASSEMBLY Roous, OCT. ~ lsr.-GRtSD
~ II decide NE rhan pionahp o.
Arerira Tie cel-hrasa rev Orleans iarmoniss viii
pear Ictss y cent?. Banjo can 0e sesn a. Horace Va
bers. - Brosdvsy.
(T Miss "a KIT graduate Of Ne New York Instrras
Tor he Rnd give Concert On rhuys-Ay evenlsg Co.
al ire Ipok keoma 40 broadway, and n 10 be hop
nsi his yeuns dy -in se patruuised by the public
no Al. nd cDncs win be aiding Who truly worAy,
sac w sssisicd b. Ne csisorasd rremass raly. Dc
ncl M 10 attend
uvup UuzIH1n Room RnornHnU ROE RAIkr
II nir, Aa-Yhens pisndh rouma, ocAhe6 - - nrua1.
vry Ne fAshioasbs side Of Ne swsetD ~
prAoas aaA n~srupolAai hoAes admirably d~9nel ~
Argss ard beS eias ~ bals, and WI be cosAnoeA
sna liberal prnc1pesI rhey reaAv fow snGN9s
s~aA ru serws, - appn 70 ~ sur~sntsnhenk
E1d BROADWAY REsfAURArf; HUEaARIM
ClT vines nd lager bier sscon, BY NJ rURrR.
N Turner would respectfully inform the public has ~
coue-rs on psno and gui Ar, %. Pare H-ngNfan vn@
ard me best ofnaxz bier viii be found Al his plscs rec
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-23

ANOTHER ROBBERY. The Placer Press
says: On Monday evening last party OF
Cinnamon came to the California House, and
stated that some Americans were robbing
their camp, on the river, at Kely's bar.
party started with double -barrelled guns.
The robbers were then in the camp, aud
had already hung three of the Cinnamon.
Their companions hearing the relief party
coming, gave shout, and the robbers fed.
The pursuing party fred eight or ten shots
after them, but owing to the darkness. the
wretches escaped. The pursuers were un-
able to recognize them, but the Cinnamon
knew them all, and gave their names. They
are residents of this town, and are Amer
leans.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-23

INTERESTING TO QuARz MfSERs.--A
new mill for crushing quartz called Cum
ming's Patent Quartz Crushing MILL" has
been invented. 1t is complete in itself, and
can be set to work in few hours after it is
on the ground. Its weight is only 250O
pounds, and it crashes 800 pounds of rock
per hour. One has just been built for a
Placerville Company, and is thus described
by the State Journal:
The boiler is 90 inches in length, and 20
inches in diameter, containing "A f1ues, each
! j inches in diameter. The cylinder ID %
inches and the stroke inches. The stamps
weigh each 200 pounds and are run by a
double cam A spiral spring fixed to the
top doubles the force of the blow, and nearly
quadruples the frequency of the stroke.
They can be made of all sizes. and are del
ivered complete, requiring no further outlay
before being put in full operation. They
require no framing or heavy foundation,
are easily cleaned, and are not liable to
get out of order The mill was built for
the Big Canon Quartz Co near Placerville,
and was last evening placed in a wagon and
started for that place. The entire ma
chinery did not fill the wagon by more than
one half, and was easily hauled by the four
mules attached Its cost is 81 900, and we
are informed that the whole can be construc-
ted and ready for operation. in fourteen
days.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-23

A PRINTING OFFICE IN Ruins The In
diana State Journal of April 9th publishes
an account of the destruction of the office %
the Sentinel, the leading Democratic paper
in Indiana. The Journal says:
About quarter past 10 o'clock last night
the new boiler of the Sentinel Office, which
had just been put up, and was being tried
for the first time, exploded. The office was
in process Of removal from the old location
to the Capital House. The explosion dashed
several of the men from the boiler room in
to the press room, blew the boiler head and a
portion of the chimney through the inter-
vening wall, forced out greater portion Of
the east wall Of the wing, and let the floor
of the two upper stories down, with all the
type and materials in them, making a scene
Of ruin and confusion unparalleled in our
experience. The noise of the explosion was
dull, deep roar, and shook the buildings
for several squares around. The wall that
had not been blown down was forced q foot
or two out of perpendicular, the floors all
crushed into a mass at the bottom, with
portion of the boiler underneath, and worst
of all the body of man crushed and black
ened under the boiler, After a great deal
of effort, the heavy iron mass was removed.
and boy named Geo. Homap, taken out,
horribly crushed, and quite dead, Mr.. Ran
dali, the foreman of the news room, was
badly hurt, as was a boy named Fred Mud
barger; also, Frank Schuler, jacob Lex, and
of Mr.. Doughty, one of the proprie-
tors, all slightly hurt,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-23
Nicaragua News.

The disastrous news from the Atlantic
side of the Isthmus, brought by the John l.
Stephens, leaves but little hope for tho en-.
cess of Walker in Nicaragua. The LooL
ridge expedition has been an unfortun.,.
one, and terminated under circumstance.
which reflect no credit upon those in com
mand. 1t seems impossible that 374 abls.
bodied men, sent to the relief of Walker
should penetrate Nicaragua until they cams
in sight of the Costa Riean outposts, cali n
council of war, retreat to Greytown, Law
down their arms and ammunition, disband
and implore British aid to return to the II
States Yet such is the character of tbs
news received at Panama, by the British
steamer Cossack from Greytown, and from
thence to California by the John L. Stepb.
ems, and in the absence of other information
we suppose, must be treated as reliable.
Walkers force is represented to be re-
duced to $50 men, and his little fortress
that he has held so long and bravely is to be-
bombarded by vastly superior force with
which he is surrounded. There would he
no hope for him, were this little band Of the
same spirit as the ga patriots who implored
British assistance to escape from the ferce
Costa Rican army. composed of half breeds,
negroes, mulattoes and Indians British
arms and gold, with thecapital of vindictive
American spectators, have contributed to
this result, and should this news prove cor
rect, the next steamer will bring the news Of
another cold blooded massacre of our coun.
trymen. Could he have had the support Of
the reiuforcements that SO ingloriously re-
turned to their homes the tale would have
been different one. And this has been
transporting, whilst eur government are
talking loudly about the Monroe doctrine Of
nou interference from European authorities.
The Marysville Express concludes an arti-
Gle upon this subject as follows:
THUS ends the hopes which were built on
the Lockridge expedition. The news ap-
pears in a journal opposed to Walker, and is
no doubt, gar6led, but We cannot, if it ap-
proximates the truth, call the disgraceful
retreat from Castillo, with force of more
than 400 men, very reconcilable with brave
ry, nor can we admire the precipitate fight
from Nicaragua of 374 whose desertion ut
such crisis, leaves Walker with a force of
but $50 men, surrounded by the Allies, who
are undoubtedly fed, sustained and paid by
British authorities. We will not be hasty
in denuneiatiug Americans, on the strength
of news carried by British vessel to the
Panama Star, but if it is hereafter corrobor-
ated, carses and excavations will be heard
from all right minded men, against the cow
ardice Of strong party, in flying from what
they pretended to desire, and soliciting, or
even accepting British aid, in their unmanly
fight
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-23

NICARAGUA AND PANAMA.-The New
York Herald says: Sin regard to Nicara-
qua, which affords the best facilities of in
tercourse between our Atlantic and Pacific
States there has been no regular government
there for years, and the consequence has
been a most predjudicial influence ON our
trade The Nicaragua nationality seems
now to be extinguished, and the other Cen
trail American States have seriously pro-
posed to divide up between them its terrific
ry To prevent such consumation, and to
keep open the facilities of traffic and travel,
it has become incumbent on our government
to seize that route also. We think, there
fore, that one of the first duties of Mr.. Bu-
chanan's administration is, in view of these
conditions of facts, to take military posses
sion of both Of these routes to the Pacific.
There is no other remedy left. Let ships
be stationed and troops be landed at Panama
and Aspinwall, at San Juan del Sur and
San uan del Norte, and let the intercom-
muuication between these points be kept
open for the benefit of ourselves and of the
commercial world We have been too long
hesitating and vaeillating. 1t is now time
for action"