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Rillthaater wit.

Ameng the amusing incidents of the ists hiit
besssr descent upon Nicaragua, was piacaro' IN
dustrioasly posted about advertising for school
master 10 take charge Of the grammar Of the COM
nsadAr Of the SAratoga- Several Of the newspa-
Per correspondents, writing from the sosne OF &C.
Elan. condemn this blasphsmous ieyity and irreve.
renee of the a!bustsrs, 10 terms Of the strongest
repsehensicn, and The British Consul, upon wbcss
trout doors one Of the Ubiquitous plaeards wss post
Cd. Il said to have offered liberal reward Cor the
detection Of IN. guilty psrpesrator. Indeed, one
u the correspondents Is Of opinion that, If the OH
cers Of the Saratoga catch the audAescus hllibus-
Ter, who has made merry over the grammar Of
cesasaaadss Of the o. 8. Navy, they will hang him
70 the frst tree-
We submit thar this Is somewhat ovsriespips
the suthority ves.sd In our gallant officers by thsir
commissions, and, very likely, trsnseending the
Instructions OF Cen. Cass. The british Consul and
tas earatogas officers may have special reasons
Sar being sensitive on the subject of grammar, but
10 hang man, without Judge or jury, because be
intimstss that q. E. Government official does not
write the English language With correctness, Ia aa
exercise Of power which might possibly be consi-
Sered arbitrary! Better take the thing in good
humor, and allow tie poor hl:bustsrs their jokes,
- they have little else lett them We suspect that
there was some point in the plseard, or it would
not bsve created such futtsrlng. We think 1t
posi- BILE that there cot on board Of Capt Cha,
ssrds ship. that confidential and valuable Official,
Captains Clerk. to present the ideas of the gal.
seus captain shipshaps- Nevertheless, there is no
cause for Modification. We do not expect the
graoes or proprietses Of composition from our ma
val officers, whose bnsiness II Is TO fight, not to
write. The sword is their weapon, not the PEN
The best retort Of the saratogs's officers TO the
pasquinade, -"Warted, o scbooImsster for the L.
& ship Saratoga, have been another pls-
card, thus Observation-Disclosures, General for the
Army Of Niearacuas
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certain provision for ones family"
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COMPANY offers peculiar advantages.
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No Company aGords more advantages or security.
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be entitled to the Dividend of the coming year.
Those DIFFERING their applications beyond the
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f. TR0rTER,
de Ii-4itistia General Agent
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The Arrest of Walker.

The New York Express, one Of the strongest
deDouncsrs Of Walker comedies that It will puzzle
the Federal Authorities to show by what law, or
under what real authority, his arrest was made
II ID said that the orders Of Gen. Cass wsre to pre-
vent Walkers landing. and not intended to be 30
eonstrued Is to justify Commodore Psniding In
following him mp and arresting him on foreign
territory. The comma uisrs of our naval vessels
must be much perplexsd by the conflicting cur
rsuts of government policy upon the subject OF
6ilbustering. Capt. Chstard, of tho Saratoga, was
roundiy abused by the press for not OBTAINING the
fliibuster steamer, Fashion; and 1t is now init
mated that Commodore Psuid.Eg will be subjected
TO Court Martial because he has shown himself
IS vigorous as Cbstard was supiDe.
We trust the old Commodore will be lenientiy
dealt with. He is an officer of experience and
msrit, and Of Kind as we'll as brave heart Per.
hsps the best way to settle the instter will be to
adopt the suggestion OF the New York Express,
and permit The Commodore to retrieve his error
by taking back the fllibuster and his force to NJ
eaysgus, and placing them just whers he found
them.
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IMPORTANT FROM KANsAs.-MORE FIGHT
ING

ST. LOUIS. Dec 30--Kansas dates to the 25th inst
have been received. The st. Louis Democrat
(back republican, has advices which say that civil
war is raging In Bourbon county; that several con
ficts have occurred, and a number of prison.
ers were taken on both sides. The United States
Marshal, with so men, demanded the surrender OF
the free sellers, and the demand was answered by
voIley of muskst balls. The FIRE was returned
and fight ensued, lasting an hour. The pro-
slavery men finally reiterated, with loss of one
killed and two MORALLY wounded. The marshal
was dangerously wounded.
Lane Is entrenched at Sugar Mount, determined
to fight Gen. Harneys Dragons If attacked. A bat.
tie Is considered inevitable.
Exciting debates have occurred in the Lawrence
convention. The committee on resolutions pre-
scented three reports The majority report disap-
proves of voting for State officers the first minor
ity report recommends the nomination of full
State ticket, and the second recommends partici-
patton in the election for the purpes of destroying
the Lscompton constitution. During the debate
on these reports, most radical revolutionary
speeches were made.
Gov Denver has given up the territorial arms TO
the militia. Various rumors In circulation rel
ative to the engagement at Fort Scott but none of
an authentic character,
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-The steamer Arago his ar
rived, with Liverpool dates to the 10th inst, three
days later than previous advices.
Several additional failures are reported.
The royal assent has been given to the bill to In
demnfy the Bank Of England.
The Danish Council of State has authorized a
loan of 100000 pounds sterling.
The commercial crisis has become aggravated In
Smyrna.
1t is reported that the Porte has dissolved the
Divans In the Danubian principalities.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Cotton easier, but no quotable change In prices.
Sales of three days reached $500 bales, OF which
spectators and importers took 1000 each.
Flour advanced 3D. and wheat Cd. on the week.
Corn slightly advanced.
Consols ala elas.
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IRE British in Central America.

TIE British in Central America.
The active part taken by tbs British naval on
GERS In the Gulf against Gen. Walker will 30 more
20 strengthen the eause Of fillibusterism 10 the
Cuitsd States than any other agency which could
be possibly enlisted 10 its behalf The United
States have a vexei question yet to settle with
Great Britain pertaining to central America. and
US do not like to see the physical force argument
placed too promptly and prominently In the fore
ground OF the picture. Tbs idea of British
broadside brought to bear upon our countrymep,
occupying. however u1justly, neutral ground, lie
not agreeable to American contemplation. Two
wrongs cannot make right. We esteem and adj
mire cur British cousins, but relations slwa ys
agree best, when they keep far apart as posi-
bic. Let England pursue her interests Ia the East,
and leave the world, and especially the neigh
boring regions of the South, to TIE United States.
Undoubtedly, Central Amsrics, the great high
way to the Western part of our empire, cannot he
ovsrshadowsd by British batteries, without excl
ting apprehensions 10 Amerio IN minds, and Q unl.
versal determination that II the transit ever
essses t. De Neutral, 1t shall be American.
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rHLu0RAPHIC NEWS.
EXPORTED TOR tux DAILY DISPATCH
FROM WASHINGTON.

PREPARATIONS FOR LAYING THE TELH-
GRAPH CABLE.-PROCEEDTNgS IN REGARD
TO COMMODORE pAULDINa--GEN. VAL
KER'S MOVEMENTS, &c.
wAsHIyaTos, Dec. 3o.-The q. 3. steam frigAts
Niaxara has been detailed by the Secretary OF the
Navy to assst In laying the Atlantic telegraph ca
BILE next summer Leave Of absence has been
granted to Chief Engineer Everett, to superintend
the preparations now In progress In England.
The general impression Is that Commodore Pau
ling IL 20 be Immediately recalled; there lie also
ground for belief that Capt. EngIe will supersede
him In the command of the Gulf squadron. The
latter has received orders to return TO San Juan
the 9Th Of January.
Gen. Walker han received eongratulatory visits
from a large number Of distinguished gentlemen
to-day. lie anticipates willingness on the part
Of the Administration to do him justice, If not "a
restore him to the place from whence he was Ia
ken. This, however, Ii not guaranteed by the gen
eral belief
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STICIDE-

SCHENECTADY, Y. Y, Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1857
Giles S. Barhydt, grocers, of this city, found
dead in his store this morning about ] o'clock.
stabbed to the heart, and with one of his thumbs
blown of. Marks of powder were also on his
breast A pistol was found near him with the
barrel bursted; also a dirk covered with blood
An inquest was held on the body and a verdict was
rendered that his death was caused by his own
hands
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SYMPATHY FOR WALKER IN THE SOUTH.
NEW ORLEANS, Dee. 30-The news of the capture
of Walker and his men has been received here
with general indignation and execrstion. meet
ing has been called for tonight to give expression
to the feelings Of the community.
MoBIIE, Dec. 30-A Nicaraguan sympathy meet
ing has been called here. Intense excitement
prevails with regard to the capture of Walker.
Judge Gale decides against clearing the schooner
Susan, for Greytown, on the ground of non,juris
dicsiou. He says, however, her detention is He
eroI
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ma. $500 worth of JEWELRY az

rea. $500 worth of JEWELRY and
FANCY CASES received by the jamestown for
WATSON 1t SON. for New Years Gifts. A hand
some case and picture for 81, which is regularly
places for 81 give for 30 cents Pictures from
% cents mp to So Groups taken in large and
charged single ones. Union case with picture,
for 81. MELAINOTYPES, PANOTYPEs, and AM
BR0GRAPHS sent by mail for single postage. Pic
lures for Lockets, Breastpns and Kings taken: and
old Daluerreotypes copied Pictures taken rain or
shine 30 per cont cheaper than any other gallery
Good fires ALWAYS kept. At WHlTEHUHST'S old
Gallery, No. " Main street. de 2S-lm*
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THEATRr.-Tbe reception Of Mr.. J. g. Clarke, the
accomplished comedian, on Tuesday night, was
warn and cordial such reception, Indeed, as
would seem to indicate that he had stepped at once
taso popular fsyor. His performance of Toales
was pronounced capital by those who are fami.
liar with good acting, and we doubt not he will &c
quit ainseh with equal credit In all the cbarae.
ssss Be undertakes. Oar citizens, are confident
VIII 20 and enjoy the humorous and entertaining
plays now being produced, for they rarely have
saeh an opportunity for genuine amusement. Mr.
cssrkss reputation 10 sufficient guarantee for hi.
success here. The bill Tor tonight includes the
sxtravaganzS Of "Abou Hassanh aud the well.
known Bob Nettlesn
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DEMONSTRATION IN HONOR OF Hon. JAS. L. Orr
The citizens of Anderson, 8. c., held enthusiast
tic meeting on Monday last, In honor of their i'm
mediate Representative in Congress, the Hon. Jas.
L. Orr. In the afternoon the flag Of the Union,
with representation of Kansas, Cuba, and Arizo-
ma, applying for admission, and bearing the motto,
Hon. j. l.. orr-Ths Right Man in the Right
Place. was hoIsted 10 the public square. There
were "thDnders OF artillery music from brass
band; and the public buildings and private resi-
deness were covered with mottoes complimentary
To Mr. Orr.
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AGENCY IN NON FOLK.

WIN. E. POSTER Esa. Is tho agent For the Dnnr
TtsrANoa 10 Norfolk. the circulation Of the paper
here having Increased 10 en- extent demanding per-
osAI attention to its dissribuou. the collection u
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TEE INDIANS IN CTAH.--The Indian Bureau at
Washington have received information denying
the truth OF the reports that the dsaecton of the
Indians in the Utah Territory, created by the Nor
nous, had been communicated to the Indians on
the border of California, and especially those In
the southern portion Of that State. All remained
there was no reason to anticipate different state
Of things.
Private letters from California state that two
regiments Of volunteers were ready, at the tap OF
the drum, to advance against the Morn,ons. and
ten more regiments could be mustered In Iess than
sixty days for the same service.
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UNFIT TO vE--Patrick Slavin who was recent
ly hung at St. John, " r., for the murder o: the
Mckenzie family, confessed that after the the older
members ofthat family lad been butchered, lit
tie girl, about three years old. iunoeently held up
her doll. and offered it to him if he would not kill
her. The little innoeents offer refused and the
inhuman monster murdered her! Such an incar-
nate demon Is unfit to faint the atmosphere.
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FLECTIoN RIOTIN0 IN QUEBEC.

number Of serious riots at the polls yesterday.
Three Irishmen were killed, and many others So
riously injured. The military had to be called to
preserve the peace The Ministerialists have about
900 majority. Worse disturbances are anticipated
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THE CALTFORNIA WAGON ROAD.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Leut Beale writes from
California announcing the entire success of the ex.
petition under his command. He has completed a
fine wagon road from New Mexico to California
Lieut. II. is enthusiastic in praise OF the camels
employed on the work, they having undergone the
severast trials without the loss Of q single animal
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An UNGRATEFUL ScAMP.-A few days since. In.
Their Smith, of Frankfort, c. W, while travelling,
took foot passenger in his buggy, to give him u
ride. His new friend produced some figs, which
Mr.. Smith partook of and became insensbe. The
scamp robbed him of $3.50 and cleared out. Mr.. 5.
was still unconscious when his horse stopped with
the vehicle at his residence, but was soon restor-
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DIED,

On the morning Of the 2gth inst. TH0SIAs JU-
LIAM MURPHY. infant son Of George ". and Eliza
Murphy.
IA Petersburg papers piease copy.
On the 3pfh inst Miss ANN r. ROBERTSON,
daughter Of Judge John Robertson.
The funeral will take place at the residence OF her
father corner of Main and al Streets this day. at IL
O'clock NJ, TO which the friends Of the family are
requested to attend without further notice.
On Wednesday, at 2 o'clock. of Consumption, SA-
RAH f. only child of Walter aud Ann Il. Mscksy,
deceased aged Is months
Her funeral will take place this Thursday even
ing at CLOCK from Mrs Prices residence, Clay
and nth streets to which the friends and relations
Of the deceased are requested to rttend.
This lovely bud young and fair,
Called hence by earthly doom,
Tins came to show how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom.
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ARRIVAL OF SHIP GREY EAGLE AT NOR


NoRFoIS, Dee. 30,-The ship Grey Eagle, from
City Point, bound to Rio, disnasted off Cape Hat
teras on the 25th arrived here this evening Also,
arrived, ship Gauntlet, from Chincha Islands,
with gusuo for orders. Spoke Nov. 2lst, sehI. Pet
from London, bound to Australia
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LEaisLATrRE.-There were 10 members present In
tas House CT Delegates yesterday. 4 large mum
Der Of bills we're advanced OF the calendar Among
them, one Incorporating company for the con-
struction of railroad from Richmond to Lynch
burg. and one for the construction Of tn! Ipike
from Csredo TO Treut's Hill. Ceredo is the . tile
msnt Of Eli Thayer's "army of neighbors." a res
olution was offered, enquirng into the sxpediency
eftnereasng the penalty Of the bond Of the Peni
tsntiary Store Keeper. The Senate does not meet
until Monday, the 4th proximo.
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Tue KANSAS QuEsfIos-The Warrington Star
brief visit to his own home Ia Virginia, will devote
himself to the preparation OF Q speech In advocacy
of the Kansas policy Of President Buchanan. Also
that u h the purpose Of senator Davis Of Mlssissip.
p to participate 10 ths debate ogirgnated by Sem
Ator Douglas.
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MURDERS. IN HAvANA.--A horrible murder was
committed In Havana on. the 10th of December.-
Two men loved the same woman, and In her pres
eace one of them stabbed the other, INJECTING y
mortal wound. The assassin will be garroted.--
The next day freq negro woman had her throat
cut by her atfectionate husband.
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THE PROPOSED TERRITORY OF DAKoTAH comprises
the area lying between the western boundary of
the State of Minnesota and the Missouri and White
Earth Rivers. which streams form the eastern
boundary Of Nebraska The population is estima-
ted at 4,0Oo-giving $500 to the Red River region
and the remainder to the country open to settle
ment contiguous TO the Big Sioux. On the Big
Sioux there are several thriving settlements. the
principal one being at the Falls-Sioux Falls City
is the name of it. Here there about 80 houses,
a steam mill, and several stone buildings. At FL
Bainipja, few miles below the Falls, and the
head of steamboat navigation on the Big Sioux,
there are several houses. At Flandrau, also OH
the Sioux, and 10 miles aboye the Falls, there are
few houses. At Medary. 90 miles from the Falls by
the tortuous of the river there ia thriving
settlement, boasting upward OF 20 houses, and pro-
baby as many families. Timber is very scarce In
the Territory. The Iavigable rivers are the Mis-
souri, Big Sioux, James, and Red.
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TEE RoTAI HoPE OF SFAIN.-Wben the Royal Ba-
BY Of Spain was born, its enraptured papa putting
him upon golden plItter passed him around the
room for the inspection Of the assembled corrters
like delicate morsel they might look at but might
mot eat
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REPoaroRiAL.-It 10 conhdentially whispered about
that the reporters at Washington have pettioned
Mr. Speaker Orr to give the two best Of the fifteen
front seats to the ar correspondents Of the Charles.
ton Courier en-. J. VIZ and Of the Boston Post,
(.fan FaroDade.n)
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REA, There will be O WATCH NIGHT
held at Union Station NJ Il. Church, Union Hill,
THIS Nv EyISd. Services commencing at ga O'Clock
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n4ARulUD.

On Thuxsday evening, Die. ztth. at the Monumep-
al Church. 81 the Rev George Woodbridge, y. d,
Nr. q a. EkItSso % Miss ELEAN0R N. ssffTIi.
all II this city. -
ss- Phiisdelphis Ledger and Buffalo Courier wili
please copy
At the residence Of her father ia Hsnrifo county.
on Tuesday. Dec. 9Th. MI. JOHN NJ. BONE. OF n.
Carolina, and Miss Mamie b., daughter 81 Thoe.
AS- Tarboro On. G sontherner please copy. :
On the I'D December, BIZ Rev. J. L.. Burrows. Dr..
WILLIAM Y. LIPSC0MB, to Miss VIRGINIA. Z.
aRuBBS, all OF this ctr.
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THE DISPATCH.
NorrCE no ADvERrIsERs.

AdvSrtssemen for the psssAfcn must be hand
.Ataoy sr e'oack b &c affsvseoss. IN order 70 APP
- shs saxt day. The kssvy pressure Of ssfses-
t,ss neats npcn the columns 81 Cur paper viii not
49,. AZ their receptions after tho hour named.
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SENATOR SuASER.--It Is said that Mr. Sumner
eontemplates returning Immediately to Europe,
aud going to Egypt and India for year. This was
the advice Of his European phys!cians and he will
na.uu nrohahlr take L.
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ARREST FOR FoRaERy.--Jobn w. Macy, OF Nan
tucket Mass, has been arrested In New Bedford
charged with obtaining $i50o on forged letter of
acceptance, purportiDg to DO signed by Josiah
Macy 4 Sons, of New York.
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pOWHATAN HOUSE,
.syCHNOND VIRGINIA.

The undersigned having leased the above pleas
antly situated HOTEL respectfully begs leave To In
form his FRIENDS and the TRAY ELLINd PUB
Lie, that he will open IL for their accommodation on
the first day O<Jaauary, ls5s
To those, 20 whom the HOTEL is known, 1t Is I'M
necessary to say anything in regard TO its location
for thT Information of strangers he would state that
il Ia delightfully."- situated upon the highest ground
In the City fronting three Of tho principal streets
viz: Broad. Capitol and Eleventh streets opposite
the CITY HALL and the CAPITOL SQUARE. In
which IL tae SLate Capitol. the Washington Monu-
msnt and the aoysInor's Mansion.
IL Is convenient 10 the POST OFFICE, the BANKS
Custom HOUSE, &c.
The Table will be supplied with the best the Mar
kets afford and every exertion will be used TO conr
butte to the comfort OF his guests.
de2i-d2wcw2t VIM H. FRY,
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FRoa KASsAs.--Dates from Lssvenworth TO tbs
18th have been received at st. Louis. telegraph
dispatch says: The vote there stood 235 for the
slavery clause Of the constitution TO votes against
swearing that they were '.that instant inhabi
tants OF the territory. Some were arrested, but
Judge Leoompte issued habeas corpus for their
release. Calhoun the president Of the convention.
mad been burned IN sfKgy. There we're rumors
thst Gen. Beaver had ordered the arrest OF Gen.
Lana
er. Lcuss, Dec. GA gentleman arrived here
from Kansas. reports that the Whole vote cast at
tho election IN Lecompton was ISL, giving q ma,
jority Of 60 for the slavery clause. At Lexington
the slavery majority was 80. No Intelligence from
Lsavsnworth had been received. AZ Shawnee the
proslavsry vote was 7e6. aud at Alathe 300.
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y WITH
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A guarantee for its innocence and safety. II Is
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and the testimony Of some of the most respectable
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SMITHS AGENCY OFFICE,
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