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lkIe11oy - Hamk1 00a1s
REAL ssrA11
KS INvuA TIhO q Z n rs,
1AaSA asssss, -. MAIa = 1sAsseas
G. OFFEA FOR SALE
1Dt7. Ball, sorssr ID and si.ooaess.
LSts Sad 8, B'k lis. corner sth asd Ridge.
Lsss Dk d, Ger. TsA and Bl,sdsss.
efsst ~ ~, % Aain, between llth aaA l3sA.
Lot ~ ssA Of L.. II 10 BIZ iss, eorasr ssA ssd
JeAnssa.
ist3, HI - In K. Adj, or Carol, between lsth
sd l7tA.
= y ~ fses on 7th ST., nssr Main. rssr ssds Of
test Asi .. Blk ~. with frame dwelling.
Lets, In D'k ss--vsry shssp-- tsrns cary.
Lots 81 BY ssi IT,, corner II i3sh ~ Dies
Asinss 81. Very slisibiy located for rsaidsa-
ess-teras easy.
20 BY Is feet on sth street lie. wesn Maiu and John
con.
- fsstoG the west side Of LII 8. Et 20, JoAssos
J IT.. bst. "a AsA 4th.
A nanbsr Of Lots in Mslrosr, s miles oct, on the
X, Fl. D. = II. R.R.
fswvsry dssifAbls buildiag sites on the Aissis-
sppi, The hsaaiifsl town VI csusns.
Usdivi4sd half Of Lots ST. aud 10, BI -, In
Kiibssrass Adj
Lot II Bk 20, KilhcuYne's a,ld.
Lets aad IL HI 5. Asson'. Add. asAs 0ra.A
Avssss -tsrns very cary.
DWELLING FOR SALE.
Ths late rssidssss u Col Perry o. the plank rod
nsaS l0tA st.
sisk hssss On Exehangs street, bstwses III and
esA-srsas. bsssosnt. cellar asd eistsn--vin
Z b solA very cheap.
Lets in Bise. viii back hons. contrasting Il
Isens.
1sisk hssss % ExsAsas--st. bot sh and s,A, vi 3
roens, hAssnsst, cellar aud cistsrn.
Lets 4, aads, btet, In kiib,urnes Add.
LotsS and sia BIZ lis.
Lot In bleak ~.
Block 10 nd lots In block so5.
u Ave asrs lots near Aoptro.e admirably adapt ID
y gssasaiag purposes. Tsras--Ons-Afth essh,
bsissss II annual payments.
Let In block Is, on Cedar between 9Th and .tA
Let In block II. corner Of De- Noipss street asd
Lsvss.
let sad Of lot 10, black IS. in Masos's Lower
edition.
Lot 4, block 1el on Mais-a.
Lot 10, block ~. Johason-st., hetwssa ID and 9Th
- ~ lSe II On Main. between 18th sth sss.
La 10 block g. sorner Of Water and Exaha se sss
Lot in B. It's Los in block ss.
~ ~ 100 IT, being fsar cuds u lots TO- ii and 8
10 block %. Treating On Fifth street.
80 By 30 feet, corner I'd and Isl sniea. sts.
two story brick dwelling on the esrssr Of sth
and bsnk streets, with good cissssn, cellar
bars, &c.
VERY DESIRABLE FARNSl!
$50 Acres scar Sanmityiiis 80 rods from Plank,
rosd. SIS per aese.
soe Acres ON string Prairie, ~ miler fron Keokak
sdmirsbi. adapted to agriculture;
sAs Aefea.-tssctioD 25, III. II. y wes,,--l Nil,
from Chaslest n. Lo.sts, : wells, = youni
orchard; $50 acre nsdyr "a tivatiou Very low
IL all sold together.
3es Acres % Plank Road. ~ miles from KSokuk
with s00 fruit trees, 81 Jog bonss. 100 acre.
sndsr cultivation; soii' Z great fertility.
febv- don
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two story brick dwelling on the csrssr Of 81
and 1snk strssn, with good cistesn, cellar
barn, lie.
VERY DESIRABLE FARASr!
- -.
ron SALE OH EXCHANGE.

- ACRES Of bluff lasd irea Jy sppoa.s Msin,
conmsnding . view vi ksokak, warsaw,
Aisxsndris, Hsniiton, and ~ snii-s u the Mis-
sissippi River. There II k~ilr.sd In coarse Of
construction at the foot II ,as bluG. "This 10
OF the 6asst location aPriva.x residence In
the uess"
Aiseoe Asses - miles iry,n the river In eeod
nsisAhOShSsd all uadrr raIt, Aiisn, coed erehssa
Of peach asd apple trees, frame hvmss, stable
Ae., good Wsiis With chat p.ap,.
Also 81 acres miisa fr b. river, all nsdss
cultivation in good ne, ooi aoed ard improved
With good new frame honse ith 5 rsens stahlee
Ae,3 wells with ehsia paGp,. IL - - sssss il
meadow, . very desirable farm.
Also 20 sores choice iAn.i q niles fron the riv-
Or, snd In good neighbor.oo 80 acres In wheat.
Also l6Oaerey6 miles from h. river psSsly in
proved.
Also choice lot Of timber and in Hancock Co.,
Ill.
Akn several lstsin III. town Of Hasiitsn, Iili-
nois.
Also two lotain Naperyilie, Du Page county,
Illinois.
Also land In Indiana.
Also lsnd and lots In ohia.
Also good mill property in Ohio.
Also property In ksokut, and good payiag ba>
sinsse.
will sell or sxshangc good terms" Rn-
Qsire n NJ. II. RUNNER,
apeSd No. So Matt It. .Ksok Nh Iowa.
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seven Plate stoves

WE have also, four ssses VI : vshs AsAs1s
w Plate Stove which WIN produce P,vsifsi
heat.
l,yumx Of syery dimension constantly on hard TO
il hox and cesl stoves, al II Aain-st.
.nra..i CoMSIoIk 4 BRO.
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I'D AlAaD1ea . . kO0AAks
v1e1k uaasssieasd takes ploAsusein saaesssine
j % Ms ~ friends snd i. vblieeeussAily, hat
~ has jsa epsned . CLOTHING 6IO1k, vhsss
will b leenA complete asssiinent u epsi1g an1
6unnss Cls4hipg, snd Grhtiemsn's varnishine
0ooas, vhlsh have beer rarehss-d q the iewss1
sAaee In sAe8ostern msrkc,s and will u ssld list
y sAsap osthsy eaa br hed arg whers II ~ city.
0eas1enen ere invited " call Aad examine fos
themselves. A. ". 0MpflTH,
nahe<-aly ~ Asin-st.
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Ar CoT.-"0se1s y ssss'' 10 oil ~ Il
jsst nov, cd psspls sssas 70 b shls, %.
ssrdisg 70 ~ in1sssnsass AslA sss, y
saoshs thsassavss vssy eAsaply. Oall = y.
IN. Rssssll's sssss, ~ - wAAe ssas -.
sorsasst thsy hass, ~ rs.snb1s ~ fef
swsasy dsys - sons shsy viii ssli - soss.
TINS Rssssaac-ls ~ titIs u . ~ Re-.
pablisAs pApss abeas y b sstaslishsd n
Wsshiagtss Ossy, ssasr ~ asSPiso selssA.
log nss Of ~ party, = - sdyosass u ~
Ssissipls saA psiisy Of the Rspsslisss -.
y 1t ~ ssas IL ~ 0ssseal 0steeansat'
0sorgs u. WssAss, fssnssly s6isse - -
Ase, : lsaAiag papss b ths Ssses Of Aains,
1, 70 b ~ sdisss, - his sspsrianss -
sbilisiss lssss - rooa for 1esbs ~ ~
Rspsblis vill ~ abiy sssAssasd ~ ssppiy
Ne demand Tor RspsblIsaa oegaa = hsaA-
qsarssss. Tssns--fsr Wsskly e ~ -
sss, I'D 10 copies for ols.
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RaNk.Eye state.

A STOVE with great eapaeit, for eoth .eoslpe
"A and Heating. We make three sizes Of thsssf
a.d toc,rry perton With large families and co.'s
houses, W. woul recommend Thu, article.
COMslCek ! MO,
1870 II Msin-st
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INV sseas, 40 nAm-sF., ssAa Slyrs,
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II Ass hasdwass, NseAanies' Tssls, 4ssntng
Utsasils, ns6sS ksspiss wsrss, Nails. 0ias, Win
44aiN, 6isvss, 6ssssas, CletA Bird Caoss, Scales,
llles. CAsias, Coil Chan, RSpe. Ghsvsls, Spadss,
1akss, Dsskss JaeaaAs1 nsittsisnla, 1eases white
1stal asl silver flsssd WassI Wissy 1sashss,
0sas, GIass ksssSssn. ssytiss .s1sse Z. !, 49,
~ e0Me1 e Wholesale - sstail, - r4ss 90.
Past1enlns atesnsioa glssa = ths sse60 49,.
BOW 0oaAy 10 Rons,
4 noo3 - To- ~ ~ . ~ aesoaA fssr, vsll
a 1e4se1 v69111n1e1. 1ntsaase from 1alo
sessst1Q teeea sta1eW3,
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IoMSTOCk RIO. are prepared 10 nut =.
~ Aoasi~yss cheap sHo1s ventilatof, the only
cfue remedy far smoky ahimasys.
Apr2l-d
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csvslls Dssssssns Mixtsss u : vsstsivs ssrs ~
SsvsF saA Agss sAd al Dilisss Dissases. 1hil
Alxtsss - 49,. before the psblis Ter ssabss
II jean ena Ass slwsys hssa sssd siaA sNsess.-
tits hasnlsss aad ssrssin rsnsAy. Get apan-
pAlssfssotAs Aspsststs sad read Il nd ysa vill
AeeuAie1e1.
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(L1e sffSssSsrtrksburpA, Vs)
Elck - 4 In q ..
DANkKMH,
year rer. Sd and Mas Ns. ,....... HEOkpE. foHl
NXI receive deposits. discount paper, ana nahe
w eollsctions, In this city and tbreugAsst ~
slorth-west.
Exchange bought snd sold atessrsst Sntss.
doid, Silver, AID aneurreAt lisnsy 6sssht A
sold.
firut class bssinsss papsy wanted.
voa11Un nxcuAxCH...
Startling kxehases - LENDS. Duh,ip. "a ~
csatsssas--lrsn eas pound sad speavas-et =
anced ratss. - - 3
ao-etsAaesss visitin9 he city ~ ,~-,t. \. -ess
= eaAes, wAsre every in1Ssm1sisn VII - slvrn
- he bsst rates paid for kassssn asafss.
h9snnAncIs.
Rank K4psblic New Yerh CITY.
CAspenteFA vssmilys. ~ wallet, Nsv Ysek.
isaiah Lee D &c. Baltimore, Nd
nunlevy, Drake = Co. Cipoinpstf, %.
u. a. Taskss = Co., Exchange hank, Chicago.
jobs ]. AnaSrsop Co., ST. losis.
!. Monroe Reid, kscAnk, lows.
sksiA, Shields Co., - -
maYohA-dI VIM
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CAnP8lfix1 AND 10ItDRa.
Oo1Me 1sns = ss1sS, aD1 NAA1o4oA ~ ~
q ne1eooeeon.. oheein lroat IL lDAAtyss yS96~
~. eSesocn - sad ~ serssts. 1seksks 1swa.
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Wssss fsssn, PsavenEp BasASs ALB DoAvss-
SuL Cssplsxsoz ssA b. seqsissA y ssiae ~
"Daln u ThsassAA rssvsn." Whist laly y
gsntls0aD vssla labor sAasr ths essss II 49,
srssshssAssaaA vAss y aaisg ~ "nAln = .
xhsssasd riswers" ~ dsssIihce, wsalA - ssly
render Il sweet bat leave the teeth = white y ~
abaesss Asay psrssss - not 1sss sAeiY hesetA
= - ~ ~ snAjsst y - deiisats shsas 1sisnAs
d ssss ~ hostis IL signsd.
y1rRID0E CO., n. Z.
: Issssishy I'll Dsuegises. UsetaAvsal
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1857. 19x7.
COMSTOCk Il BRO.
STOW ES,

keoknk, noWas
A LS0, cons family on hand and receiving disss
"A from importers and manufacturer, III plsts
Russia, isaitation and American sbeet irtns irce
wire rives, sheet copper bscss s.d siae, ~ less.
copper bo'toms bolts and rivsts. jaraLnsd Eritsi-
mia and pianisked ~are. Oral boiieh, tAillttfs
ovens and lias, dog and sad irons, thsrecsI fsf-
nsoss, wafae-ions, stove spidsrs, Wagon fcxts ;
coars mills, hrowners, Ae.. Az.
spS3-d LIVESTOCK = Emo.
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TIE NEWLY PATkNTlD
Net Air siuc Geek sssvs,
Quincy City.
XyYEesu particular Aitantica 70 this stove )
w which for beauty and finish eannet % 40.
psssed. 1t takes long ~oad, heHts rapidly, a1a
sill bake quicker and With less fuel thai any stt-
ct stove in The world. E,c,ys.osc We w1ii vaIssns
TO perform we'll, and net to crack ~ nss, she :
failurcin either will be fstas died ~ % os1
own expense. Plsasecaiiand examine this nss
Aprs.d coMsToCK 1 BRO.
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~ DOZ. SUGAR kEITLEs, from to 40 saI. ).
IN at No. II Main street.
Apesd COASTOCH BA0.
IN DOx. DUCK TEA KETTLES, It. our s1or.s
to. very low. COMsTOCk = BRO,
spsS-d ~ Aain-st.
feSlAAAk'S Tools ami Machines eonstsutIy en
= hana at our store, No. ~ Msin-st-
Aps5-d CoMsIOcK BRO.
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0ooAo0 0ooeo00Ao &tSepA 0USppD9e|
asAga. alAa1 AAn AnAsnnn.
, 1857-06-12
The Indian Suporintendency.

Two weeks since we announced the ar
rival here of Col j. W. NEslnrH, Super
intendent of Indian Affairs for the Terrific
ries Of Washington and Oregon, and AsAHEL
Bush, Esqr., editor of the Oregon States
man. Those gentleman took their depart
ure from this place for Oregon, last week
We have authority for saying that Col.
NEsMTH is entirely satisfied with the gene
raj line Of policy carried out by the late
Superintendent, and that he l0M make no
material oiaMge in he system adopted By Gov.
STEvENs.-ThOse, therefore, who antici-
pated general revolution in the conduct
Of Indian Affairs, and wholesale ousting
ofappointees, will find themselvs disappoint-
ed, Thus, is the former management Of
the Indian Department endorsed by gen
tleman, who, for intelligence, practical ex-
perlence and ability, has no superior within
the limits of the Superintendency; and not
only that, but he tou oarry out the policy hereto
fore adopted. He has issued his instruc-
tions to the different agents and sub agents,
couched, as we understand, in plain, SEN
sible, and matter-offact language. Col.
NEsNIrH fully concurs with us in the views
we expressed some weeks since, that the
labors Of joint superintendency for the
two territories are altogether too onorous
and complicated to be attended to as they
should be, by any one person; and we
doubt not but that be will so report to the
proper department at Washington, recon-
mending a separate Superintcndency for this
Territory Nothing would afford us q
greater satisfaction, did the nature of things
warrant it, than that Col. NEsMIrH should
retain the JOINT Superintendency; but he is
fully conscious that Justice to himself-to
the government-th general welfare of the
people Of the two territories, as well as the
well-beiug Of the Indians themselves, re-
quireS superintendent for each.
---S<D>
, 1857-06-12
The Canvass.

During the present week we have re-
ceived letters from various portions of the
Territory-have seen and conversed with
persons from different counties-and it is
truly gratifying 10 us to be able to say,
that for, aud in favor of the democratic
nominee for congress, "the work goes
bravely on p
A reply to fusion, federalism, has, this
week, somewhat embarrassed our editorial
columns. We will open q portion Of the
first page, next week, to correspondence
which has been crowded out Of to-day's
paper. From every section of the terri
tory the most sanguine feeling amongst the
democracy is entertained that the nominee
Of the party will be most triumphantly
elected delegate TO Congress In fact, the
double-distilled malignity Of his opposers-
the pent-up vials of unadulteraied wrath
that for weeks, months and years have
been squirted from Squirts," Tin the
shape of mem towards him, is gaining him
friends in all directions. That he will be
elected by a larger majority than that CIV
en- to any previous delegate, we think that
no man at all acquainted with the signs in
the political horizon can for a moment
doubt. We truly believe that the Repu6-
HeaR is not sincere when it assures its read
ers that Mr.. Abernethy will be elected.
That paper is merely whistling to keep
its courage up'-uHtI after the election.
, 1857-06-12
Professions vs.. Practice.

This Journal will esebew every thing Of per
sona character: Il will strive 70 elevate the tone OF
the press 10 this Territory, and while maintaining The
FREEDOM Of the press In It's most expanded view, will
moi degrade and prostitute the high and lofty purpO
ses of that great engine Of reform, by dragging per-
sons and personal matter into the columns Of pub
lie Journal Prospectus Of the WashingtOn RrPub
hcan.
We place the above in juxtaposition
with the leading article and programme"
contained in the last RepEbiican with de-
sire of appealing to the public, as to how
we'll, how scrupulously and religiOusly the
editor of that paper and its financial and
publishing committees have discharged
their duties and met, by their prospectus,
public expectation. 1.-THE tone of the
press in this territory" has, in one instance,
no doubt, been largely " elevated" by the
admirers Of that sheet, in the 10th No
thereof, by the publication Of as large an
amount Of personal Vilifcation, base-born
malevOlence, unscrupulous falsehoods and
misrepresentation as ever disgraced the
columns of certain " fash" papers of which
some Of the contributors to the last RePWb-
lioan are not strangers to their columns.
We could hope that every voter in the ter
ritory might be able to see the number of
the Republican to which we have referred,
in order that he might be enabled to con-
trast the professions on the one side, and
the practioe or sincerity on the other
Shame Shame Personal scurrility,
detraction, ridicule, EeaRness and baSeHess
are the weapons with which the Republican
nOto seeks to carry on the campaign are they?
Such are the appliances with which the
managers of that paper twill strive to ell
evate the tone Of the press in this territory"
are they? We ask oil into whomsoever
hands the paper may fall, to read the lead-
ing article headed " Obituary." and then
refer to the prospectus of the Republican as
TO being personal.
We will not pretend to reply TO the " n
dieHlONS' accusations made against the
democratic nominee for congress in the
leading article alluded to- We knOio the
authors, (there are more than one, and
Gov. STEVENS is capable Of taking care Of
himself. The services he has performed
for the territory are fresh in the minds Of
all our citizens. He requires no further
Vindication.
We beg leave to say to the editor Of the
RePu6licdM, in this connection, and oil 9th
ers, volunteers or employees in the Repu6
lican trsad-mia affair, that grind out edi
torials for that paper, that the Pioneer
and Democrat" is permanent institution
and cannot be sWayed from an honorabl,
course of policy in canvassing the claims
of candidates for Office.
We have no doubt but that Mr.. ABER
NETHY, the republican candidate for dele
gate to congress, is q good neighbor-u
good citizen, and generally intelligent OF
all territorial questions connected with itl
legislation but, where would be be il
congress ? But as for an indulgence il
Pique, personality, or of defamation, in its
thousand shapes, we would remind the ed
itor of the Republican Of the old adage
that che who kennels with dogs, musl
expect to awake with fees"
, 1857-06-12

PosTcRlPT. - On the eve of going to
press we are assured on good authority,
that the letter in the last RepH6lioan over
the name of GEO. GIBBs, was written by
ELwooD EVANS, Of this place; that he took
it to Mr.. GIBBS, with tears in his eyes, i'm
Ploring him to become its sponsor; that
Mr.. GIBBS hesitated; but that, at the most
urgent solicitations of Mr. Evans, he con-
sented to revise and correct it, and that be
would afterwards become responsible for
the bantling. Thus, the imputation of
federalism, as contained in the circular al
luded to, is somewhat divided between
Gen. Gibbs, Of federal, and Elwood Evans,
Of non-resistance Quaker memory-aR he
same
, 1857-06-12
w ASHINGrnN 4 mil %

The Department of the Interior Al.
morning completed the organization os .Is .
wagon road corps, viz: For Fort RidSe ine
and South Pass sectiou-F. H. NobleS Y,
Minnesota, superintendent; Philo p H. VI
ble, of Minnesota, discussing agent. SUI %
A. Medary, of Ohio, engineer For TSui Tul
Kearney, South Pass, and Honey IoIo to'
Eastern division, NJ. +. McGraw of NI.-
souri,, superintendent; j. S. Abel of Me
land, disbursing agent; F. W. Lander ~
Massachusetts, engineer; and for the wo. u
tern division, John Kirk, of CalieorD;oo
superintendent; Frank Denver, OF Colis'a'
uia, disbursing agent; Bland Bisbon =,
California, engineer For ElPasso ona "
Fort Yuma section-James B. Lcecb ~
Texas, superintendent; Gabriel Jordan y,
Alabama, disbursing agent; n. II(HnIloO
engineer, McGraw, Mobiles, and Laoah'
leave Washington to-day. Kirk is en- Font
for California. Operations are to he co0
menccd with the least practicable deIor
The War Department has not vet CON-
pleted its organization for the road ss
signed it.
WASHINGTON April 30, 1851
The number of land warrants issued An
ring April, under the bounty act of IsSS
was over three thousand, requiring peoyIT
half million of acres. Altogether mar
than two hundred thousand warrants bsvo
been issued, to satisfy which tweuty.6ys
millions of acres are necessary. Six ibon.
sand warrants have been issued under n.
same act to persons who rendered military
or naval services in the Revolution or Il
their widows, requiring million Of acres
WASHINGTON, May 4, 1851.
The rumorS of the rejection, by Great
Britain, of the Dallas-C Clarendon trealv
are confirmed by the reception Of a letter
from Mr. Dallas himself to the President
Lord Napier is expected shortly to com.
municato the fact officially to our GOV.
ernment, when the subject will be consider.
cd in he,Cabinet Both the administrator
and Lord Napier were at first inclined 10
believe the treaty would be ratified by
England; but the recent debates in Parlia.
ment, and more especially the late England
elections, had changed their opinions.
QuINDoRA, KANSAS, April %, 1851
Secretary Stanton publishes an address
to the people of Kansas, in the Lecompton
Union.
He says that the Administration recog-
nizes the authority of the Territorial Legs
latnre and the validity Of the Territorial
laws.
1t especially recognizes the act providing
for Constitutional Convention, and pre-
sumes the convention will submit the ques-
ton Of the domestic institutions Of Tie
State to a subsequent vote of the people
lie thinks that Congress will then admit
Kansas as q State Immediately.
He recommends q general amnesty Of
past enmities and prosecutions.
Governor Walker is expected about The
middle of May.
, 1857-06-12
From Nicaragua .

The following news concerning the situa
tion of Gen. WALKER, in Nicaragua, We
received on Monday last, on the arrival
here of WELLS, FARGO & Cos. express,
per c. f. Williams. 1t will be seen that
WALKER "still lives"
, 1857-06-12
Aid For Gen. Walker.

[From the New Orleans Creole, April 2lth, lsjll
HIS CAUSE NOT YET ABANDoNED.-Tho
movement is in progress which cannot fail
to secure the final triumph of the cause Of
Walker in Nicaragua. Within one month
one thousand men will he in San Juan, de-
termined to reopen the route across the
country TO the Pacific, now closed by thc
Costa Rican forces. 1t is a commercial as
well as colouizing movement. The Texas
will sail from Charleston between the lst
and 18th of May, with FIVE hundred emf
grants, and before that time much larger
number will leave this city. The enemies
of Nicaraguan generation necd.not exult
over the apparent i'll fortune Of General
Walker. He is but an atom compared
with the force this movement, Of which be
is the nominal head, has now acquired.
Letters are published in the New York
Herald from Gen Hornsby and Colonel
Wheat, charging the British Government
with impertinent interference with Nieara'
guam affairs.
There is nothing in the news from Mica
ragua TO shew that Walker may not YET
succeed, provided his friends exert them
selves.
LATER-WALKER's SUccEss.--We tske
the following from the San Francisco E'e-
ming Ledger, of the 9th ult 1t gives ali
together different aspect as to the posi-
tion of Walker:
The following is an extract from q letir
written at Aspinwall on the 18th Of may,
and containing intelligence from Genera
Walker himself down to the 25th Of Apr,
We have seen the letter and are SATISFIED
Of its authenticity, and of the fact that tnS
news it gives comes directly from Genera
Walker:
AspIxwALI., May Is, 1851
Lam instructed by Gen. Walker TO o.
dress you the following letter.
He has had three battles, in which DC y.
pulsed the enemy with great loss. Oh Wv
25th Of April, he killed four hundred mso
and took "a pOunder, one Is and one -
FOUNDER, with much ammunition ana wv
hundred and iifty prisoners
This was with trilliug loss to himsell, u
be killed them by blowing up the housSS isS
in the suburbs of Riyas, which he allCWeo oa
them to enter for that purpose Ills losuo uo
is five hundred Americans and near OnS
hundred natives, all healthy. The eGeng
have two thousand in the field. The aOO''
is reliable.
Riyas is trying to get up a counter rc'O
luton in opposition to the Costa hlcan1.
Much Jealousy exists in the allied caulP !"
TO what officers shall command.
, 1857-06-12

SaS> We have had frequent showers du-
ring the past week