Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-05-14
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Late advices from Paris say that there
is no longer any hope of the recovery of
Crawford, the Sculptor.
HrNRY L. DoDGE, Indian Agent in
New Mexico, has been barbarously muir
dered Ivy the Indians. KIT CARSON, the
famous frontiersman has been appointed
by Mr.. Buchanan, to fill his place.
The Deaf and Dumb Asylum of Indi-
ana has been suspended, and the pupils
returned TO their various homes. This is
in consequence of the Legislature. failing
to make the usual annual appropriation.
The New York Legislature adjourned
on Monday, the Goth cf last month, after
a session of one hundred days. The pro-
hibitory law was repealed, and a stringent
license law passed. Petitions for licenses
must be signed by twenty freeholders, and
no liquor is 10 be sold TO minors.
The Muscatine Journal of the 25th,
says that Mr.. SELLS Republican Secre-
tary of State, Iowa, gives it as his opinion,
based upon the returns received at his
office, that the Republican are whipped
The Iowa Gazette seems disposed to
shriek,' and calls upon the Democrats, to
fire their guns and have a good time
generally
Owing to the constantly disturbed, revo-
lutionary state of the South American
Republics, hides have become very scarce
and high in Baltimore and Philadelphia
having advanced from nine cents to thirty
cents per pound. Large orders are now
in New York from England for leather.
There are buyers from England, now in
New York, shipping hides to that country,
and at New Orleans there are large
orders for heavy slaughter hides from
France.
The Minnesota Legislature is now in
session, having been called together by
Gov. German, for the purpose of enacting
such laws as may be deemed necessary
to enable the people to form a .State~Gan-
stitution, preparatory to being admitted
into the Union as a State.
The Massachusetts Arms Company, at
Chicopee Falls, have resumed the manu.
%facture of the revolving pistol, now that
the Colt patent has expired, and will go
: into it largely. This pistol is much less
clumsy than Colts, has every a Vantage
which that famous arm possesses, and the
advantage over ii of being furnished with
Maynard's primer. 1t is a sweet little
instrument.
Hon. Rufus p. Ranney, late Judge Of
the Supreme Court of Ohio, has been ap-
I pointed u. s. District Attorney for the
northern district of that State.
The officers of the Steamer Omaha
recently from Sioux City, state that they
suffered much inconvenience from the
want of fuel on their trip. There being
but few wood-yards above Omaha City
I, they were obliged to burn large quanti'
" ties of bacon. They report large mum
is bers of persons at Sioux city, attracted
g thither by the land sales, now being helC
y there.
Col. Claggett, Dem, is elected Distric
Judge over Dorwin, Rep, by about 50(
u majority in the Burlington District. Tha
is right.
m The Missouri Republican says, tina
unless some killing frost should be made
az manifest, we are sure to have any guam
tity of Peaches. Neither the snow, no.
n the sleet, nor the ice, has as yet injured
le them, in this region.
Land Warrants are quoted dull ant
heavy in N. Y, with a declining tendency
The latest advices from San Salvado
g state that the division of Nicaragua anon:
the allies has been consummated.
Nicaraguans generally fully acquiesc,
in the matter.
:. The ship Cathedral was recently los
off Cape Horn, and nearly all on boar
a including the Captain persisted. She wa
OF owned by Enoch Train s. Co., Boston
She cost Sl25,000. and was insured il
., State street for $4,000. Capt. Howar,
=, leaves n family.