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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

The AnHaCAN PARrY.-We think, says the BAunas0
Clipper, that disposition manifested by the Amsrssans
70 form complete and perfect union throughout ~
country. The Moth Americans who have seoeded frsa
the main kody OF the party, had resolved to sn1es
themsevss TO 1t; and thousands OF others who were
regular members OF the party voted for Mr. Bachssaa
Col Fremont upon the supp p'stion tha. their votss
would be thro away cast or Fillmore. In AsvyiA.A
the Americans proceeded upon different principle
sEcREJARv IHs IrTERIoR-The indianapolis SeniSsA.
Of the 18Th instant rays that senator Jesse Bright a
ndiara been rendered the Department OF tho
by Mr. Buchanan, ard has been invited to wteaussa -
aid forming adminstraon. The Sentsd adds thss
Mr. Bright has not yet made up his mind wncsner hs Win
accept or decline tre appointment It's presumed shaA
the Sntsnes Information from Mr. Br,s ut mselt and
II authentic Mr. Bright may not have made up hi. misA
In regard to the oder bu, suspect that Mr. BuchanA.
made up his mind some days since.
souAITKR SoyBRnssIY The Leg Stature o Nebrsskn
Territory passed act TO remove tlc cso,a Of tAs
Territory from Omaha Salt Greek, the side
the pate river and the Governor oed the hill rns
vote nearly two third vote onIy lacxing one n
each House peas /. by lawful majority without ~
Governors signature This IL squaer sovereignty M
a vepgesncei OGe man, not eecei by tue poopls -
yps st defiance tho will OF two thirds OF the people, ex
pra,ei BY their representatives . strictly lesa
question
UMos srArx CONVENTION ~ ANA.-The c,tissus
Of Penpsyvan who opposed extension OF slave.
~ and 10 tho other equally obnsxioas pncpes the In.
coming national sdnnistrssisp inced the On.
cnnst platform who opposed to tho ohsruA
and stats. The excpsos OF the Bible from our oommss
schools, and In favor OF protecting the ballot boz iron
the corrupt Influences by whloh the viii Of tho psoys
defeated 10 the recent State Presidential ssss.
rops-aro requested 10 elect dclcsses cqua In numbv
present In the Senate and H,uss a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

ne AYE mat = unworthy Of government 70 hold
ooe aase induoeneuD 70 eassgs service
ene 70 W. tnen adr, win these promises upfslAed,
IL % sugsested By correspondent that now shs. the
title 70 the Brick Church property h dcteo
uve tho CITY Hall should be taken Post Once, and
new Cv han built up 10 IN for municipal purposes.
large oudine might be erected In tho Park frosrng
uhsmoen snees for the modson or and
Ior cisi onces There csu DO no ocjectiou 10 ssca
PrJeos On sne ground OF soc jobbng, and sucn mag
uifcept Post Ofioe the CITY dali would nsks would
no thinks be worthy Of this great and rapidly growing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
LONDON MONEY MARKET.


Ths money market hsa become decidedly essier, a.
housh the returns Of the Sank Snsiand sl exhibited
s dr.in upon The bullion Consou for money
closed on Friday st ssx 40,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MABKEr.
TIE Brosers' Osreulor reports greater armuess and
MIN, advance prices under the nnueaos Of tbs sdvcss
nom the United States The sAl Of the week amounted
70 Ct 900 bales Of which spesu sors took and er
porsers 500 Fridays Business AN uned - about IL 900
bales udpg 1000 70 spsc issors and sxporssrs the
market closing arm as s for fair Orleans, and 7xd
Tor middling Orleans
SATURDAY, Feb. IL, P M-xsssrs Richardson, Spence
Co report thai the by tbs PcrrA caused .
further aiyance Of about 3l8d, with excited ant
unsettled market The ssles OF the day sstinated
s Is 900 balosone half on speculation and for export
Al Manchester the tooe OF the market was soms what
better.
LIVERPOOL BkEADS yrs MARKET.
Nesus. Richardson, Spence b Co., report the msrket
Sor wheat very dull quotations I'd per bushel lover
Nan ai the departure Of the Ass Flour drooprg with
sns turn in favor Of buyers. Quotations nominal. Corn
auie, IT about former rates.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARxsr.
aessrs Richardson spence 90. quoss The nsrkss for
,uovisour generAy snssi Lard steady, ss eos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01
Prize pdif
-l.u 49,

The report OF Alfred Rvco, Esq We engineer 70 wlo N
under resolution ef Congress- the wing up og tue
plans and estimates FOR bridge the Potonsc
was entrusted h Just been aif before the senate Hscd
cuasss tss to expense OF the river improvements a,
Of the long bridge, oomm,u road aud rail ~ay,
q - 8e tso; nmon read alone, ~ 4t2 ooe bridge
over the aqpcduc pierre ssee s22 He OF op that,
70 provide for all the exseoces II pubic nmofsoa
both bridges should be ooastructedshs long brdse foo
less expepsive scale than tnu which has bccu oou }.
tempated)fov ordinary purposes and 20 % no; 70 be
ipcsssstent with imprcved navgssos, vnion 10 o,
present Q most urgent usnt and the bridge over the
aqueduct piers for the three fold OF rarosd o,i
road and osnal
vnh resouton Of the senate calling for nfor ion
sporting proclamation Of mavtai Law IN Perce couu
" Washington revrcyy PAGES The couducto o. Governor
Stevens In the most axo,rary and dssposic light rne
OF Judge Chenoveth o the dcpsrsm snt show
iba, 20 . ~as not called for inasmuch
the lsv could ~ toe time have been easily enforced
~ <ainst oFsndevs Toe Inomcs hsd been wnipped and
beacn beck tbe regular troops we're In aus csscssou
OF all that portion Of the ooun'ry and the nhsbaaufs
could tnei' vocsons without fesr OF mos.tsars
rhe Judge states tuas IN tss proceeding OF Governor
Stevens the jedicary had dres ifu olo snd
that hes Ia great degree prosvsed 10 the Terri
toyy-one f~om which oarpos without some
timely sci'ca Of me federal government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01
Oo,ober election.

PIArroRx Know Normse PArrr ~ IsosAsA-
State Convention OF tho american party Of indiana
bed at Indians spos The l7tn inst said TO have
comprised fair representation OF several sccl,oas e
The STATE The hall Of the House OF Representatives vss
sivsn M TO the Convention. We publish below shs
resolutions ADOPTED
Resolved. That ~ the American party 10 Indsns -
endorse AND soopi the folio sing declaration prpopss
That ne federal Union being N, ony safeguard e
American sherry every true patriot should devote -
beet energies TO ia p feservat,on.
That REPUBLICAN fathers found II nee ssary /,
m,te mutual and sacrifices Of private opnss
eos Uoiop, 90 snould ~e tner descendasts, DO willing
TO uske iDovAsal ssoridocs 10 porpctuss u
should be cs,,ful 70 rsSes the rss,s Of osnsr, 70
end should abetsu from al pteyference individually
coec ively vita the institutions OF other ssstss a.
That tsisvJry an institution With which We have -
sJmpa,ny Whatever, and that are opposed 70 ~
ext nsion bey ond w present limits ana ia politics.
ne, he constitution Of the United xsses sboun ~
honorec and resp-c'cd, and al aws joliet resOlu isss
ordinsuces or compromises of wnassvcr ohsrsossv.
coming vrhin ns provisions be obeycd asd faisn
ioliy executed Until the ssme shall amendef rspsa1-
"a or pronounced uneo issauonsi By the supreme ~
Thai policy and the public interest densod ths4
the senersl government should fcse- cree socouy.
sse enterpr'se end protect far possible live.
sbd property OF s ci,isers In this end, the duy a
Congress, from tine 70 time 10 liberal app,op,sa-
tons Tor the Improvement Of ivers and rs aaA
70 afford Substantial aid In The prosecution of other srsa.
sohs Of internal Improvement Of truly national cha
ferter
rtst the prosc-,ion Of American industry BY the mpo
sion Of sir dh nns,rs duties upon foreign Foods in
ported n,o our county, just a. much the duly TO
vsrrment nov v thirty year, ago -hen gspevss
Jackson tnousbt was nign tine ve should become
rte more Amercanzed and n stead OF fcedpr the pau
per labor OF Europe feed own. Tine NAY have mo-
oioed scmeshs, but no' changed, the great Amercas
principle.
Tba, vn,Iy incompatible with The genius and sp,ys
of oor american rsetons 10 per init exerctse
ue right OF suffrage hold Office place n, the
ieoersl STATE or Territorial g,yernmcnfs Hence ~
contribution OF Indiana should be amended ~ 70 hms
be right OF suffrage and 10 hold Office 10 those only vhs
sre ci,isens o toe United states either oy birth or nsss
ranzsucn, sccordioa TO the laws Of Congress
rBs While vill preserve the right 70 every man o.
orshppnG God acooronG 10 the dictates o ale own osa
science o. posed foreign nnuence. whesse<
religious political with the snsirs Of this ScverpmDA
That the best OF the govern men ssts of -
noua vii be subsevved by Tree, fril, and unrsesvveA
\ y, ,tsai,ou into any and all alleged abuses Of psSns
fr, tkraras and in hokins them " the exeroiss u
rign economy In all pubno expenditures.
Superior Court-ssererel Term.
Hu-~ u u,A .-I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

TIE WHEAT Cnor.-we are glad 10 see IL stated
tsa the wheat w ipiared the srtens sspposed by
tbs late exoes colo weather. several gentleman nave
informed the Csntrevc (Md TINS tbss in wsny psoes
IN their heds where during long dry spoil the w'ns
had reno, ID the esrh leaving the r,cs OF the wheat
exuossd " the extreme coid they hud rsvvine and
the mild rains BY settling IN the earth sgsn, VII csuss
N 70 become permsoenily rooied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

Superior Court--Gereref Term.
Beove Juoses Duer, Bosworsh, Hoffman and wco6vu1.
DECISIONS.
Morris Ketohum Vs. John A. Stcvens-JudgnGna -
nrmed Win costs.
John ?. wahsv W Jehiei j. ross-yudemus rsysvssA-
new trai ordered, cesn 70 abide evni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

The Pussurs Daily Unton of late dsss Ia sp,sting
Of tkis affair, ssy,we haze Just heard statement re-
latnr 70 this matter which would drcut Investigation In
snosner diyecson We sive tho story fov whs s worth
A highly rcsr-csssle ressens Of New York, now on a
visu 70 This osty, ssys "a w.-
While crossing N. river ferry boat fsw days ansr
the murder OF Dr. Burdsn wss Aroostsd ~ sho
oisred 70 be fsmnis vrh the sporting onarsossrs NJ
New Yort, snd the cosyasncu sssursny turusi ug.n
Tho fact s0as profc sQ1ka had poatsd ost NJ Ectsl
and Mrs kmNe hsm u the muyderevs, toe seeausaan
said;-wben ~ Coroner shall have ssesysa,nsd Vie
vhereabouts Of Dr. B1del from the time be reported
70 have been ast sees mp III ~ reiuynst 70 his ovn
house In Bond strest thss hs Will have clue V the
ABA information vhioh have rsoeived, heve be
donht that Dr. usrae speat ne early part Of thst
utaI nis nj we'll knovn Gambnsg house iown town
shsa he en for no with about thres thousand dclws
In bs pocket which he had wonasd thsA he was fellss
I'd closely By the loser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01
City Intelligence.

OruING OF THE RIVER The nest bcAt went through to
Albany this yer the 2oh int The folio wing table
shows the date Of opening sincs S47-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

News from Havana.
ARRIVAL OF THE srE AnsHIe PHrLADELPmA-
Tho steamship Philadelphia. A. Gray, commsndsr.
left New Orleans Feb 90 arrived at Ha al sunrss
OF the 23d sailed same evening, and arrived II
her wharf At about IL O'Clock last night.
The Philadsphia lar ded 80 passengers u HsvA1A and
brings e3 passengers for this port.
The British mail steamship 5olcut arrived Oh Hsvans
from st. Thomas afternoon OF the 2Sd
The United States nail steamship "Granads. " Oaps
McGowAn, arrived ~ Havana ~ the Philadsphia wss
coming out.
News from Australia.
The steamship Philadelphia, which arrived Last nghs
from Havana, brings files OF Melbourne, grsa, ps-
pers to Deo days later than previous Advces rhs
papers reached Havana In the Britain mail steauw
Soent
The news is unimportsnt The Melbourne papers are
dped with the proceedings Of Parliament, which oou-
mepced It's sitting the 2lst of November. Gaven Duf-
H the Irish patriot took active part In the debates
The yield Of gold according to the esoort return psb
isnei LIST or December, 46 OIL the wos
making the al quantity brought down BY escort duv-
Ing the year 1897, 900 Gold remaiusd steady =
f3 It's. 3D.. for BalArAt
Two hundred and thirty sovcn migrants arrived -
Melbourne during the week ending Jan. 30
K'Ulsacal mOveneats.
NEW YoRx TowN ELECTIONS -rne Albany Jnrnd pub.
bShes the folio wing table. giving the number Of sspsr
vsors thus far elected compared with the mber eeN
ed In tho same towns last year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

SoUTHEpr UNrvERsrv-A vigorous move /.
ment 10 being In me Southern ssates orstoat
ns, nh said, with Bishop Pclh, o. Loui.issa fcv the
estsbbsbment OF university upon . meet n,ersi scale
hh proposed that no actual stsps IN he expendure d
money shall be taken until the os ave hundred tho,
sand dollars shall have been Oners ssss that
n cast million cf dollars be obtained rhs proecs
he met with mvor In eight cf the Southern States
thcuest thsf thess WI be di1culty n procuri1g
vheteves FUNDS nsy 10 required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01
THREE DAYS LATER FRen EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF The NIAGARA At HALIFAX.
RumOred Termination Of the Porsian War.
THE NEW EUROPEAN DIFFICULTY.
~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~---s
ADVAHCE I'm CorTOU.
|pREADSTuFFS AND PROVISIONS DULL,
MONEY MARKET EASTER
~~~~~~~>N~->~~~--~~~~~-
CO n SOILS, 90 "a a 81,
&C., &C.. kc.
ARRIVAL OF The NIAGARA At HALIFAX
THE NEW EUROPEAN DIFFICULTY


By AMnIcAH PRINTING T1EcxApH Lsss 2l WALL 81.
HALIFAX, Fc0 %. 1857.
The rovsl mail steamship NssstA, Captain wickman,
arrived hec ss carly hour this movnDg en- route for
Boston.
The Niagara saed for Boston ct noon day. and will
be due there early to night, but MT in season
Ibr the Soushern mail train
The Niagara left Liverpool the afternoon Of SAtur-
day. the lh inst Her sdvioes therefore three days
hter than those received by Indian at Portland.
She repors very bosterous psssase On the 18th
exchange signals with the steamer Kangaroo, bound
west.
The screw steamer City Of Washington, from New
York, arrived st Liverpool on roursny the l2th inst
The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived a. Liverpool st
O'Clock A. NJ on the 18th, and the GUARD steamship
Persa tho hour the folio s,ug morning, max
ing the run In little over nine days She logged 862
miles In three successive days. and during the passage
nhe averaged $40 miles per day
The Hermann, having been repaired sailed from
Southampton the 12h inst, for Bremen, and would
leave Southampton for New Yors the 26tn lost.
The steamer Consttution ( ON Ns~ York. arrived OF
Cowes the 10th and proceeded cay for Antwerp
The Cambria had sailed for ussses TO take her place
ON the ounard Australian line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01
THE NEW EUROPEAN DIFFICULTY.

The rmei after remarspg the ss'i s Jsory settle
xnens Of she questions relating the DAuuban Prncpa
dies ssraot be endangered oy suoh imp'udsnt mani
Issto ~ appeared fs- days sioce In the ko"stsar
pgess the opinion the, wi be the dug Of Eagiand 70
declare positively agsns, oor,zng with the Int.
xrty Of Turkish empire aud TO act vth drmnsss iu
che suppo Of the resolution she has taken against the
proposed union OF the Provinces Of the Danube.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01
THE WAR wIrH CHINA.

The DaiIy HssDs gvsa pronw-oc 70 the following
paragraph auo her column have slated that no
troops are 10 be sent Esrisod 70 Persia We have
equally coed grounds for believing that troops 70
bs sent from England - C,'oa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01
RUMORED TERMIN ALTON OF THE PERSIAN
WAR

It's not Intended, says tho 0asy Ne~s, TO send out
any troops from England 10 Persia This announce
ment we make with the most entire confidence
That will be found to he correct We balieve
MAT We may sed that the toroe already at
Busbire will not advances iaso the interior, and
ahat every effort being made to bring about peace.
The Murray affair." We are assured forms no serious part
OF the regulations which being carried on Of Paris
BY Fer ok Khan and LORD Cosley, and thers as pre-
sert evey reason 10 hope that shsse neg stations will
termin % In the 70 establ of amicsbe relations
betveea fas Enxlish md Pers,ss gpvsruments.
The true Democrat., 1857-06-02

CALIFORNIA WIFE.-We have been told that when John Bigler late Governor of the State of California, was a member of the State Legislature, Mrs B., his wife, absolutely wash ed the clothes of somo of the honorable gentle men for so much a dozen. At the time of his election Blgler was very poor, and his per diem was hardly enough for himself and wife to live on in those prodigal times. To make both ends meet and to save something agsinst a rainy day. Madame Bigler put her sholder to the wheel, as above related.
 Now, won't this be rather startling to the pale-faced, attenuated damsels of the East. who scream and faint at the sight of wash-tub or a cobweb? Think of it, The wife of an ex- Governor with her sleeves and gown tucked up bending over the wash-tub while her hus- band, with his dickey standing upright, chafng hlS ears, rose to a question of privilege" Mir. Speaker! Mir. S- S-p-e-a-k-e-rn' And then think of the ex-washwoman being feted three years after, as the wife of the Governor of the State of California worth a hundred and fifty thou sand dollars! !-enough of money to make the heads of universal snobdom duck and diveliks an affrighted waterfowl in a thunder storm!
 Good for the Pennsylvania Dutch girl Five hundred years hence, when the historian lifts the veil from the catacombs of the past, and writes the history of the unlorgotten dead, he may, perhaps, append this little episode to the history of one of Californias Governors, and the little ragged girls that then go down to dip water from the Rio Sacramento may think better of their mothers who have to labor, be- cause long time ago Mrs. John Biger, the Governors wife, filled her wash tub from the same noble river. These are the pioneer wo- men of California. There, are many such, as strong filled and as true, who quail not at their, own footsteps in the woods, whose hearts swell with hope at
 The banging of the hammer,
 And the creaking of the crane.
The true Democrat., 1857-06-02
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. TUESDAY

sered as required during the fiscal per retained may at the discretion of the he quarterly on the first of January April, July and October "eh the deyeries have been satisfactory and the eShty per cen will be paid by the respective navy aqent
 h rty days alter the presentation of bs in trpcate duly vouched and approv ed. No part of the per centum reserved is to ba .id rr u lie rejected articles offered under the contract shall hal een removed from the yard, unless specially auhonzed b lhe department ' eu y II w be stipulated in the contract that f def,,
 oy the parties o the first part delivering all or any " he articles mentioned class bid for of the ouaiity " at tue e> and places above provided then and m that me n pares wlli forfeit and pay to the United Sates sum or money not to exceed the amount of snch eids winch may be recovered from tune to time accorpo m me act Of Congress- that provided 3, ls43 ''eU' approved Hidfeh
 The surees sign the contract and their eefhed to by navy agent, collector district attorney ar sPme o'her person satisfactorily known the bureau
 It k to be provided in the contract that the bureau shall Lave me power o annullng the contract loss or da. dSe to me government, Congress shall not ha 2 aue sOclent appropriations for the named or for he completion of works estimated and on which tbi, advertisement based, shall also have the nower 10 in crease or diminish the quantities in the classes moi Headea msce aneous the schedule .y per fersons whose offers shall be accepted will notified bv ietter through the post office, which shall be eh sncient and if they do contract for the supplies speched within fifteen days from the will be made with other person or persons and inc Eaaanors of such deaung bidder will be he Id re for all deinquencies.
 All offers made in formifg with tbS adyer 'lsement " at the option of the bureau, be rejected
 hose only whose offers be accepted wt he notified and contact will be ready for as soon thereafter ns may be practicable.
 q. Ir ii
The true Democrat., 1857-06-02
Agents fol the True Democrat.


 s,kansas CoaHfV-W. II. HAtLlnuRroS Arksnsas Post
 w. VI. JOHNSON, south Bend.
 a,isg-IA's NORRIS and A. J. Hays Hamburgi Dr. L. L. Eoatsg-joas nAvIs, Iausfk; N j. LsrHIFw, Vim Vi N,NN .LsfsuURG. Warren; 1oHs NJ. BUENs. Mt. Eha fsatgs- -'en. A. NHNERY, spasinaN; J. il. HANNocK c-npfer--l~o. < HOLLOWAY. Msr,ou. r5H~t.s-N II SrfRL. Magnolia. II. II cLEARy, Falcon ca~t-i- K rHosrsoS and J. rRoss AmIty. SAN. NJ SCOTT. Akadeipbia; I.cou Wtrls, Teus Nou. rat-iion G. BrsoH ktng's KNefi ". ". wArEssr csrfa-R l.. CAae1ts. Springfield niet-t stvis AsHssooK, coiambin; A A. McGEr. ea.rrs' Landing ri~tgrf-t'so AusriS. Nan Buten. H-rr-t. 4 IoHnAs. Moaticeits. rstH-Yr. Do LnNLEYs toHs CAERotL, Napoleon. ssstfa-BousEr q. TwEtpY, uHart. haas--laas SHAvEr, cross rlarus. ! s- RrssEtL, s-.e- Jon, N NrcnylL, ca,n.tle; N. NJ PErsLss, B.as.'.a4 Roar L. P,ntrrs, Washington. Hsr sfrta.- nf. l q. H.rttHrRto~, Rockpor; Dr. " IT,
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 ?. 4as-C. il. AD4MsoN Helena Ylt-M E STEER. Antoine; E. H. ADAMS, II. II. MERI-
 BFTH. Wilton Wm. J. KELLEY. Munree>boro' P7n-R II. HowELL, Dover; c F. ToBEY, Noulstown Burit-Col. Jas F. GArRwooD. Des Arc. Eariotoh-JoHN Mccoy, Pocahontas S FrIHrts-S W. CHtLDREss, Madison; A. Mel ASIEt.
 LAagnilie Gso ". SEABoRx, Taylor's Creek &iar-Wm. A. CRAWFORD, Benton Judge ". E. BEA- vERs, Lost Greek.
 Svler-A. W CoLE, Paracfa; l.. NEAL, Center Point; Hon CHA's PErTIGREw, Brownstown S0r--R. G. GAINES, Park; nr D. C. WRIGHT Earrg--Hon SAM LESLIE Wev> Cove laoa--W E, llUNT liiIsboro'; II. B CoBB Meeks; J. ARNOLD, Li,bon; w. R. CowsER, Eldorado. JlH Bpr.u-L R. NENABLE, Cnton D. B. CARGILE Quit
 
 W4.ttHston-I.. B. CUNNINGHAM, Fayetteville; J. c.
 McGUIBE, McGuire's Store.
 Tatr-H. REED, Searcy. fHos. VI. ALEXANDER, Velvet
 Ridge; GREEN C. CARUTHERs, Cold We'll. Iel-N. N- May, Danvile; LEVI ARNOLD and Dr. JOHN
 L SrfRNtN. Dardanele; Jos GAULr Bluffton.
 ? in addition the above list of agents, Post Masters sho are friendly to the paper, authorized and requested to ac agents.
The true Democrat., 1857-06-02

0rThe editor of the Memphis Eagle and Enquirer takes occasion, in his issue of the 22d ult., to announce to the public that he never joined "what was known as the original Know Nothing order."
 So it goes. In two years from now it will take a search warrant to find man who will admit that he ever followed a dark alley into a dark hole, and there took the oaths and en- tered into the mysteries of the secret order.- Nashville Union.
The true Democrat., 1857-06-02
HAVE ND MOTHER NOW.

1 hear the soft wind signing
 Through every bush ami tree, w there now dear mothers lying Away from love and me. Tears from mine eye are starting, And sorrow shades my brow; Oh, weary was our Parting-
 l have no mother now! l see the pale moon shining
 On mothers white headstone: The rose bush round us twining, Is here, like me-alone: And just like me are weeping These dew drops from the bough; Long time has she been sleeping l have no mother now. My heart is ever lonely,
 My life is dear and sad; 'Twas her dear presence only
 That made my spirit glad. From morning until even,
 Care rests upon my brow; She's gone from me to heaven l have no mother now.