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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
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ANEW AILYKEWSPAPER
By JOHN W. FoRNEY.

1 PROPOSE establishing a First Glass Daily Newspa-
per in the City Of Philadelphia, between the goth Of in
Iy and the LIST of August, to be entitled 9TH PRESS. -
ETHE PRESS" will be Democratic in. its politics, and
will sustain the policy Of the present National Admins
~tfatiOn.s ID s. rEIVJU Nt+ rF. .FI- rr#
1t is my determination to make it worthy Of the sup
port of every class Of readers. Dignity, cOuarge and in
dependence, in the utterance of my sentiments, enterprise
and efficiency intheI Commercial Literary and News De-
partmlents, and respect for the opinions Of others, will be
kept constantly IN Eiew, Iefl -tEETr.tI o. Hg
have embarked all my own means in this project and
intend building up q journal that will not only be cred-
table to our city and State, but Win furnish me an indie
pendent livelihood. ~ l
A somewhat extensive experience in public life, and
many years connection with Journalism, will, 1 hone,
obtain for "The Press a favorable reception. rr
i Ny friends in the different Wards and Counties of
Pennsylvania, and in other States, will place me under
many obligations by giving ."The Press' a helping hand.
TERMS oF'"THE PREss.'
Daily Cer anndihn) in advance. dG4 90 n3-qa ss
weekly .s2%2 2-t ot-1n-l J-,BI,2
Address the Editor. and Proprietor, at the Office of
SfHhe Press, 'hNo. Al, Chestnut Street, next to Pehnsyl-
vania Bank Building, above Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
JOHN W. F0RNEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
~BRowNvILI.D, N T. I
gElecfiOn9Notice.1

Notices hereby given that there will bean election
neld at the store house Of ]. 7. Whyte, on the LIST Monday
OF October next TO vote on appropriation for the city COun-
cl to borrow four thousand dollars, to be applied in cut
ting down and grading Atlantic street asia out from the
leVee as the west side of sixth, street, The ballots will
There VIA also be held at the same time and place, an
election for one Mayor, four Aldermen, one Recorder and
one Treasurer toserve for the!term OF one year. Lo#jg
Done by order of the City Council of the city of Brown
Nfllea This the 10th dayof september, 1857. lH
rdttsTF a-s5B{B B. THOMPSON, Recorder
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
Eighteen Cash Prizes, each -a--s1
- - -~.r $3.50
1927 CASH Prizes, EACH We! &2sc

- N-L 49,
The above property will be drawn for at Br0wnviIIe
October 10th, 1857, in the Following manner:
When tickets are s9ld the purchasers name and number
dhls ticket are correctly ~esistefed by the person selling
the tickete When the day for drawing arrives. the ticket
holders " iii select FIVE commissioners to act in coniunc-
ton with the Board Of DirectOts OF the Hotel Com1say
thus forming a Board Of Commissioners Of ten members
who shall each take upon themselves anoath to faithful
ly andhOnestly superinted the drawing. Tho Board when
thus organized and qualified shall humber small tickets
from tt0HzVO and. depOsite in a box. They will then
write ali the prizes and depOsite in another box one ON
each ticket amounting to 2 200 in all, corresponding IN
nuMper Yllh me numerical tickets in the other box Two
Of their number, each blindfolded, will proceed to draw
at tho same time, one from each box, numbers and urizes
and as they are drawn out, the number and Drize drawn
simultaneously Will determine the drawing. Each
drawing Will be enteredsin a book, and the result as soon
as completed announced. y CtLf -s1fEtLf III
n Warranty Deeds will be given for all the Real-Estate
Atnree days after the drawing which is about as soon
belons
Should anything t~ranspire to prevent the drawing
.aking place, every dollar received will be refunded. Aa
funds received will be depositedin BankLnot a cent ,Sp,I
until after the drawing takes place.
Tickets will be sold only for cash. Conscnuentfv 10
any numbers arc spoken for and not paid for before ten
days from the day of drawing the numbers will be sold.
Company
The Board Of Directors Of the Hotel COMPANY desire
again 70 state that they wish il understood that this is no
speculative humbuging operation. W. desire III ernef .
good Hotel in our city, and have had thispropertv ammo
priated by different individuals for that pnruose ana
upon c9nsuitatiOn have adopted this as tho most nkeIv
manner Of converting it into money and we barnbT,
pledge ourselves for the honorable transaction of ne
A few responsible Agents Of Known into nterr4ftr 1fT1 - s :.
the SURROUNDING country and neighboring cities and tours
IN a few days with tickets. for sale. Should any prefe-
RENTING by mail theyiGan do SO by enclosing fhS - o.
draft to Alex. HaIlam, Cashier of Nemaba VaIIev RanI-
who is the Secretary and Treasurer OF the Hotel Con-,
pany, and on receipt az funds he viii, return a ticket Or
tickets to these ordering. Any one making up aclsb. can
R. BROWN, l'l-ilf'
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

esE-The tsNebraska AdvertiseE'' having.
much the largest circulation of any paper
in the Territory, Wholesale Merchants in
ST. Louis, ST, Joseph, Cincihnati and
other Eastern markets where Nebraska
meFchants parchase. will find no better
advertising Medium in the Western Conn
rFsA Gs8asor15o G
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

A large Numbered boats have pass
ed up and down the past week, putting
off and taking on quite an amount Of
freight, andnumbers Of passengers for
each direction. We have not time or
space to particularize. Biz .s3d
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
FCaRim NIOt1ce.

TO George Thorn and all others whom 1T may concern.
Notice ishereby given that / will apply st the Land Of
nee az BroYnville, Nemaha county Nebraska Territory,
on the 80 dayof october, A. I, 1851 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
% enter as . Presumption right the North-eas quarter OF
Section No. in Township No. 4North of Range No. IL,
East oflsixth Principal meridian. when and-where you
canlappear and contest IL you desire. ,
~ 3as 90 s3Aal RANDOLPH wAMsLEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

Pharagus ballard, Resin McNahan, and all others
whom it may concern. You are hereby notified that l
will appear at The Land ONCE in BrOwnville ON Friday,
Sept. 10th, 1867, at 3 O'Clock, TO prove UP my right Of
t0the N. +. quarter Of Section 26 Township
. RanEe IA, r. Of the Sixth Principle Meridian.
Fl Sept. 10 '57-1O-2t pd CHRISTOPHER WARNER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
10 THE PURTIr

i Onthe 26fhof January last. II eons,, ~
70 sell to Robert Hawk and ]. G.. Melvin o1q0a3
land ntOWn as Neal's Point. Said .eSatrast s%I cs
feited by the failureOf said Hawk and NaIr+S Oeee On
with the Conditions on tbelE part I therefor. se Snlg'
said land or in atOwn called Alamo, whieb - sokh IN
is about to be laid out on said tract from INV ~UsSels'aN
I am the sole owner Of said land, andWi1 n, I. persons-
upon sales-by either Of the aboye naneff GENT 40 nohas
further state that although Ihaye the rirbt hi "a
amount they paidm as a forfeiture, mRotds1sIa
SO, and now notify all persons coneerntd ulaf h@
and willing to refund to Messrs Hiws aad ,Isllel5
amount they paid me on said conditional ptqchss' u ae
August 18th, 1857. IONS 4.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

E7-UafosB notified at the close OF the Volume to dis
c5utfnus fhe Advertiser we shall take 1t for granted
thai subscribefs wish their paper continued and shall!
accordingly continue to send as beretotore.A
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

Persons resident in this Territory, coming from various
portions az fhe States often suggest 70 us the names OF
become subscribers they could see copy Of the "Ad-
v-erfiser.0 We always send a specimen copy, and persons
receiving, wiifconsider It solicitation to become 3 regu-
lar subscriber.
Postmasters9 and others, feeling sufncient interest to
make up aclub, canfetain the usual per cent for their
trouble.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

Fz-Territorial Warrants and Nemaha County Orders
Craving UNNECESSARILY be taken at par in payment for
htebtedDess to this oace-H
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
Ina yHARPER'S .To7r
AoG0URMAB9 OFLtCYVILIZATION

-L.A n 3D. 1919 -. aN
HARPER'S WEEKLY W Ifcontainr Sixteen ages Of the
FZe. Ofthe London Illustrated Ne1cS, each Number com
-pFising as much matter as an ordinary duodecimO vol
pmej HYiilbe printed in aform and upom paper suit
able for binding; andas the pages will be electrOtyped,
the.back Numbers cam always be supplied, so that Sub
scribers will be able at any time TO complete their flies.
AT the close Of each volume, neat and appropriate Cow
wish to bind the paper!
-Rl 6 cd nG2 G-TERMS 3regd L-T23
dH4RPPER's WEEKLB viii appear every SATURDAY
MORNING, and viii he sold at FIVE CENTS n Copy 1t
VIII DC ma11edpq SUBSCRIBERS atthe following rates, pay
ment being Invariably required in advance:
q! 5OleC Copy for Twenty Weeks $A-O L3tt 81 90
I Ii ONE SS$f for one one X Year. ,-JngTg-9s1 ? %
lggttvey Copies for One KearfG.- ISd ~ - 90 So
Twelve Copies for One YER, : =. 20 90
twenty iYe Copies for One Year 0-a 4O0 OF. I'd
To Postmasters getting up a Club ofTwelveor Twenty
five, aC0py wilIbes sent gratis. Subscriptions may COM
fmenee WITH any NpmPeF. Specimen Numbers gratuit-
CIefgEImel and Te4cbsrs supplied atthe lowest GLUB
lie HARPER &sBRoTHERS, 9~ad5 no.
mar r., ERANKLIN SQUARE, NEW YORR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
ROBT. HAWK,
Platte River Ferry.

The Platte River Ferry company have tAeir iszT N
successful operation at the mouth OF the ~ :
Platte River.
This routeis six miles shorter than that By Cedar kanY
and is a much better route. ~ 7T'
Experienced and careful men will balm ~aftend,pra At
all times to the travelling public. Rates.,
as low as at Any other point.
500 t1--.. rs E1g .sa1reM VI. SLAUGHTER.
PlattsmQnths Sept.Sds 1851 .f,-au y2-uie-5n
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

We have been closely confined to
our Office the past week, consequently
have not had time to, look around much
for local items. Isl am!t 9at 2 FoA
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
The Missouri Republican
m No, IN Chestnut street.

hollTE TERMS OF RE PUBL NJ I,-I
Ff4Ss %R SsT oR advance, u Ivo7I -9rlSSlSS - 60 GO
S %Gsksyi R sB sSIishSsl -H3iI gs.7rz-91g GO
- rs5,Gr,5~n I'D m3dt
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

i The Secretary Of War has organized
an expedition for the exploration and
~surveyUof the ritera GoioradoIi The
command has been assiRgedot to J?g.
ives, Of the corps Of Typographical
Engineers, With directions to traverse
the entire aunexplored region. ~ d
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
THE ADVERTISER.
r. ". FURNAs. EDITOR.

IS. II. PARvIN, Gcneral Advertising Aeeat, IN Fear>of
New York, LADIES' and children's shoe Store, 50 West
F0urth Street, Cincinnati.
y~IsscHER, OWEN & Co, No. s4e and ss, B~roaavsy,
New York.
ANDREW WIND, American, Canadian and European
Advertising and Subscription once, No. I53, Nassau SIS
New York.
w S. SWIMMER, No. zs Chestnut street, ST. Louis.
B. F. McLUEG, Toy, Ohio.
DIR. II. II. DARsT, TippecanOe, Ohio.
W. c. MUNGER, C~Oviugton, Ky.
Alb KIRK, Archer, Nebraska.
il. W. PETER, Oregon, No.
DILLON &HAWK, ROCK Port, Mo.
1HIDEN & WHITE, Ne0raskaC City, N ].
DIR. NJ. W. TATE, Linden, No.
4. J. RARNUA, Three Grove, z.
Are authorised Agents to solicit Subscriptions ana Al
vcrtisements Tor the Advertiser, and receive and re-
ceiptf for monies therefor,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
e. S. DUNDY i q
ATTORNEY, ALLAN

-niqo ARcFHER RIcHARDsoN co, N T,Iridt
WILL practice in the several Courts Of the ID Judicial
District, and attend to An matters e6hnected WIN tbp
Prfessipn-- WI, AcLEENAN, ESQ, of Nebraska City,
Win assist me IN the prosecution of IMPORTANT suits.
Sept. 10, '5T-II-tf ~T%Tcaf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
Masonic Notice.
CIainO NTotICe,


4 TO Abraham Holman andall whom it may concern.
You are hereby notified that I shall appear at the Land
Office in BrOwnviIIe, N. t., on Thursday, Sept. %, 1857,
at 10 O'Clock, A. N. to prove my right to Enter by Pre-
emption The S. Z. quarter Of Sec. 80 Town 6 North Range
No. IA East. rHorbach &Co., Att'ys for PHI. r
A.HtH - WILLIAM H.. R0GERS.
Sept Il, i~57-la-1s pd 81 eNTI
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

y DE. Forney has been appointed SUI
pe~rrinteanpdde8Rnt Of Indian T. Affairs for Utah.
This is the last ofthhe appointments for
this territory. They viii a~llcprOeeed
westiimmediately, and join the army
at Fort Laramie. o Governor Cum
Is ni i3gss IS Is now o7E24at Fort ..E lie esaSy}eanaWaoardih
waiting 81 for the other s~PR9intsaeess tear az
riVeom yed3 tadt h92uG71s 2a .9mGTf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

The President has BY proclamation
declared the treaty Of friendship and
commerce between the United States
and Persia,of binding force Inaddition
to, the ambassador Of diplomatic agent
near each Government, it provides for
Persian Consuls at Washington, New
York and New Orleans, and .. S. Con-
suls at Teheran, Border, Bashire and
Tauris. The treaty is to continue in
w :91lsTG Lac fJLN
AVAO0 GSA ySdfS' Fl rfo- tf~,t r-eoTh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
CERCUI,AS

40 me Lend Officers IN the T~eyri,,..
Kansas and NebrasEo. 'les Of Him..
ls5 5y y SGlHs kesolution Of Congress, app,o,.
tons, he5etefo S7s4 reserved sll IN % A. seR mi 4 ~ SGa
o. minnesota, Kansas, and Nebrssts ne Teultasr
The Surrey. maybe RGfs pSa a
mot ts yst IN Roo cases where the approved Plat :.
be dled SitRin fsres mo 5as .eslssTarTI Sat S %ySSa
approved Plat at the District 06fre yeePi Of ~
"a, Where the Plat is now in the Po.i...
Deelaration must Be fled. within tbrsd One. A..
a f piPITa to eo n 5Tls s S1resiar in your LanS5 I B,,a I,
afoTfeitue o. the claim. Hmeeps, win NJ,
Joss s. wuSOS
Acting Copm,s.,f
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

II TO George A.. Burns and all whom it may concern.
are hereby notified that I will appear at the Land
Office in BrOwnville, n. T., on the16th day Of Septem-'
Der, 1857, to prove my right to enter by by~NPre-emption
the E. half Of the S. W. quarter Of Section "a In Town
ship 6, N. Of Range IA E.. HARRISON REED.
Sept. 10, '~57-11-1t pd
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
Kemaha Co. a.-ss

TIE STOCKHOLDERS Of the - As
PanyI are notified that the fourth Di0Wnsills Ho,,,
StSehtl Is required to be paid h SWStslmtnt d aen.
u@'e Oy oreer Of the Board Of DireetareIia ten dag" ,al
~Brownville Sept. 3, 81. AAL1- HAILnF
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
To the

IFOREWARN all persons from buying any 1Ots, or
erecting any buildings in the town Of "SAN FRANCIS
CO.. Said town is laid cut on my claim, which was
jumped by Mrs. Ritter and 1 by this notice make public
myihtentiOn Of e%ontesting her right to the same, before
tile United States COmmmissiOnOr.
NebraSkian and st. SOseph Gazette copy l Month.
Send Bill to this Office
Sept. 10, '57-11-1m WILLIAM ED SLOAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
LumberI LnmnarI-

3TrtEoff 9ltD1b HOADLY x MUIR trqtU
Whose new Steam Mill has just gone into Operatjmn
the Prairie Forrest opposite BrOWnyille, are now premr.
ed to furnish the public with every desirable variety Of
lumber, on short notice and reasonable teens. There e.,
vicinity, we are preparedt To pay particular attention to
filing up orders for Oak and Walnut lumber In short
everything needed in this country can be londaA Us
Mil ~ t'.ff HOlDLYS MrpI
September Sd, 1857. IL AuL sNt v2niOA
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

glA decision has been rendered by the
General Land 1oHite, adverse to the
pf9e-ghm4BttiiJ}tha cl claim Of a cc9olioors6df ii man @t6
a tract of land din Wiscoasns7nthae
ground taken being that of.9the 5Su-
premeI Court in the lDredaSeott case,
that alff6e negro whose ancestors were
brought to this country and sold as
slaves is not ,a citizen, This decision
applies to all other similar cases,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
1nn M

ASOD kO0u
Addahle hanO, M3fy-Deiay. and all OthetS FhEn 10 Nay
-concern, you are hereby notifedthat l wiItapPear athe
Land Office IN Brownsille on Friday SepttaHben I'M
10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO prove up ny mint 81 pre-
senp%On to the east half Of the, S. W qiarter and Tie
west half Of the s.. f. quarter Of section - in t0Wnaep
6 range II. eastof tto efb pFi1sspel .sezsnasAsAa64s-
ka Territory.
BrOwnville, Sept. SI1S5I. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

@UJ~
5fJa-Nemaha City & PleasaRtvilIe, Mt.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

r. BROWN,
lI4" .I~CIG2T0TuUo ~ H~AlLA3EU0@ gd5
~ y. W.
J1Vilt' lJ1bi ~ 5OHNSON,IIHBOT
Il lr.-a Lorrutor r. W. EURNAS.-
Board Of Directors q the Browhvilie Hotel Co1monSbv
Q eBF0ynTH1s Sep46eiS59 mC1tI bns vT0F 9piO
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
TWenty-FOuf Prizes. eaclhl 81

Lots 3 9,IIO,I ~ 80 = in Block SO . ! IIl
rG6 u 6, T., "a 5-E-C s. e29I9
q e T. ao' Is, 2 50 81 e g 100
BETA rd-i-l -,AI- " "Q0695 al
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

Fifty-TWO Prizes, each ~ s:
20 Goats, g az : each So
PAR Pants Or frBrI - -.rF" .1IlL
teE E~IIfeltrfrG r. TNH HHr r-I... 6ocan
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

OAA A4A1CS, CdChc" e-ASfF "et@ STU
LEI Il i y % III 1911 l il DlGf 5 g. r2H
a%" a. II y tFa -b-t77ilTg 70 comm
Twenty Prizes, each - oI. $40
iGi%S 9SiS'h f Faats5 / Lt1gIu- each $!!99Ga9
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17

Several days the past week we have
noticed millions of butterAies-the
ground covered, and the air full as far
as one could see.9 aat l55ng s291' OBJ no
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
GrasshOppers and Batterfies.I

H., During the past week
the space abotetera frmab as far as
the eye can rroooh, he's bton hIIna with
clouds of grssshopPers moving in a
Soulful asterJy direction. Glad they
I are going ! at asst. Many Farmers n no
doubt, Eo5qJIdd b hare been been better pleased
with the grdsshopper; armies had they
have adopted3Or rather practiced the
old saying ashort visits make long
- SaItitaonl ynEm .9eEoT
II MS IDS ea.rrG DC 2f1:.rLHs e cd
v Several days the past week wehaye
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-29
Rev. Robert Rylansi

The Trustees Of Richmond College having Or
dersd an investigation If some imputations OF un.
soundnsss upon the slavery subject, against Or
RYLAsp and the students Of Richmond College
which appeared 10 communication ia the
South" the Committee charged with the inyesti
CATION have reported that the charges "are with
out foundation and are proved 10 be- false" The
editor OF the South says that the writer of the
communication "profcssed to have proof Of the &C.
eusations and avowed his readiness TO make them
good. They we're denied In a very precise and en-
phatic manner, hut, instead Of coming forward in
proper person with his evidence. the writer re.
Joined with another article of vague and evssIye
character. After that we gave up his name
which proves to be fictitious. Evidently, the man
ia a csumniator, and We have to own sincere 70
sret that We were imposed upon by his mi. -, re-
sentatiops.
"Such being the stats Of the case, there was NO
need that DR.. RYIASp's friends should defend him
against the aspersions Of secret slsnderer. They
have chosen to do 1t, however, and We insert their
reply In another column. Everybody will agree
that Dr. RTLAsD 10 entirely acquitted of the
charges OF his unknown assaiiant."
We are snrs tina, all will coincide In this opinion
who have paid any attention to the matter A
gentleman Of more evident uprishtness and frank.
ness Of character than Mr.. RYlAsn, |. ls not sur
plessuAe to know. man of god sense modera
ration conservation, and fidelity 10 principle in
Aiithinss he cannot DO otherwise than true 10 his
naive land, its Institutions Its hearthstones and
iss Aissrs' OF which he Is pure aud hono.ed min
is'er. AZ trnA patriot. and high minded Chris
aan gentleman, be deserves the confidence Of his
church, and cannot bat exercise a healthfn, mo-
raj influence upon the youus gentlemen Of the
College.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-29
Celebration OF Christmas.


brassd everywhere this year with more than ususl
tivsl bids fair to become Of the Institutions" oi
this country. Even Ia Massachusetts,, where 1t Is
only lately that law, absolutely prohibiting the
celebration OF Christmas has been repealed, there
10 every indication that ths venerable festival Tii
assert its supremacy over tue excellent but more
modern Thanksgiving. The Boston correspond.
ept Of the New York journal OF Commerce ssys
he has 'never witnessed such lopg-Protracted and
various preparations for Christmas, as this year.
There seemed TO he double the number Of loads of
evergreen around the several markets for sale.
that could have f'sen seen on any former season.
Bot this was, in part. owing to the times that lead
men TO devise new modes 81 earning az honest sbil-
ling Evergreen, snei, as pine. spruoes, FIR, holly,
has been put into the fotm Of wrea'hs, crosses,
rings temples; and now alb ,ut every other church
and dwelling 10 the entire city is ornamented with
these productions of tbs woods and swamps that
have thus Gully been made useful. Christmas trees
TOO, grow In Of the churches, we'll laden with
fruit, that has dropped Into the willing hands of
the children Aud such trees are becoming very
common Ia private dwellings, around which thou
sands Of children are dancing with joy. With all
our Puritan education and notions. We are not
made uLhappy by sneh sights and sounds but on
especially in view Of every Teligi US emotion ami
iov that arises In the Christian heart through the
Influences of this day.
I'VE know compa, atively little Of genuine Christ.
mas. Such sn occasion Is more thoroughly known
and enjny-d in your New York--eu early and
principal seat of the Episcopal church 10 this
country. And tho South has q rnerrier Christmas
than the North, and the blacks, Of ell othsrs Ia
the south. enjoy it most. Why, there il an old
oolored ipsn :u this city who has obtained honc-s
bic freedom Who Is so elated With the U.oi4at OF
ths jrys OF q Christmas such was once his IN
GvuIgls that he lie almost ready to 20 back, for a
ssason ~ slavery, that he aay the pleasures
of those three Gays with eegnog. roast turkey, and
those higher pleasures that few FROM tho innocent
song aud dance, ard from the public worship OF
the sanctuary
70 much for Christmas In B0stoD in Nav York.
whore it was always favorite, It Is becoming
more popular every year Immense Christmas
trees Ia the churches, losdcd with pleasant and
useful things for the little aud their pasents;
IN one ease each Of tho poor children OF parish
presented with q turkey TO- take homo to their
parents for Christmas dinner, Christmas trees in
the private dwellings, and a total Cessation from
business In every part Of the great eity-surely
this 10 a bright spot In the year, that will gladden.
the memory and cheer the heart through many
alops and weary day yet 10 come.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-29
TnLHoRAPHIC NHWe,
RgponTEp FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN
LIGHT.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

7zs WdIs- Erpsi.ttoa Clfssra BY CblHnNioTs
psIii4g--ke,uTnsc II Walisr 10 Ss1c fSl'.
NEw York, Dec cs.--Ihe steanier Northern Light.
from Aspinwall, With California dates 10 the 9Th
iust and GOOD, 900 fn specie, arrived here this
evening about 10 O'Clock.
The fiibusterinr General Walker comes pes
.enger. Fort Castillo ane four steamers had been
taken by Walker, but subsequently Walker and
10 meu were captured by Commodore Paulding. Of
the frigste Wabash. Tho sent In the
sarategs 10 Norfolk, whilst Walker comes TO New
York on hi parole. The lske and river steamers
we're handed over to the garrison.
Col. Anderson and 50 Americans still held Fort
Castillo and the River San Juan. Tie bad three
months provisions, ak pieces OF artillery, aud an
abundance OF ammunition.
Captain Engie. Of the Wabash, came bearer of
dispatches to the Government.
The river steamer G. Morgan. seized by Com.
Pauldiug, WAS put in charge Of tho American Con.
sol AZ 6rsytown.
There had bran heavy Ts.as III California, re-
wing trade and inirarting new sigGr to the min
Ing operations Elk hundred Chinese bad left for
home
The markets were quiet st san Francisco. Mo-
ney WAS 10 active demand.
force of only city men eaptnre,i Walker and
hls army.
Martinez has been elected President Of Nicaragua,
and making active preparation for an energetic
war on Costa kica. The latter had sent four hun
bred men against Col. Anderson
The revolution IN Bolivia had been successful
The Chineka islands ara in tie power o! V!vaBco.
The ship Andslusia. Of Baltimore, WAS ashore in
Csllao bay, but wouid be got of.