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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

N o4ttE .. heIeb given that he parluqi.hlp heretofore
ssiiiing betwess X. HcD. Gibs6n "a j. W. sanker
ef anef ne nana and FRA of Gibson q slankcs DrueFis1
parties. '"e
The Books. Notes Accoanis beioasiae 70 said firm.
are ln ne hands Of n. Ned Gibson and dekIronr IA a
speedy seement hope a lloae knowing the1nIslysS ~
aeied 10 the vii ca Aad auai tseif aeoountS re
business win b ruuinucd AZ the Oli stand hy n We fi
son- n. McD. GIBSON
TiGn, JAR z. 1857 iyI0tGth. c. -"'NNN-
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HAINES BROS PIANO FORTES

HANEnow on hand auumher of lns,rumenr4 fhc above
celebrated mauuihrture, which Tor beauty Of Finish aud
sweetness fTone, not 20 be eNceed. shall be prpscd
10 ahow thcm and explain the their con.
sructonmprovemenh not 10 be found In those Of any
other mnecri do not hesitate warrant them to give
saiisilction In cyery ra,pcct
Those wanting Instrument woud do well TO cell before
purchasing elsewhere One of those Instruments can be-
of the Depot
secondhand Pianos ilkon incxchango.
iepli.am. J,R. JACKSON.
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NEW METHOD OF TEAcHTNe

strikes a The very serminanepoinis OF the Science re-
the great natural two fold division cf ie Tsdrey
whereby y seen the proper line Of demaraiiou between
Representative Properly and The rotefninr law
oi transfer a. regards it Affecting he two easses ID ac
transactions thus stripping this useful and beautiful
,oience Of much Of ine honored mysteries made such
~ aipieY ana nalllbio fules, meaningless iofms and
alVu uoonsi and hence enables the student to reonrs
eoueeinoons Of accounts embodied IN actual practice
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me INITIATORY CouRsE

eaoes aregusr progressive series or manuscript csr,
elssne9 'omewhat % 70 The uaiieiy Of transactions II
counts mihertan mere routine and actual formula by sd
oIeing me reason and Judgment Of the student who stu
aes wite view Of aprrehending and arriving At results,
and 80 pn.hes on his Investigations with much Greater ron
hdence pleasure andindependence.
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BOoK KEEPING DEPARTNFNT

erihraoes three distinct grades VIZ, t,,,i-., ~,
and Extended CouIsss, md isuehton Foison Nes N.tl
o. recommended by over tweuty Of M most r,iabl.
Practical Accountants Of Cleveland
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13

MERCANTILE COELEgE
consra rottfo suaHr,
Y L p v Z l. A n d, o II I o ,
Incorporated may, ., 1891.
2, q. POISON. AN. rssei,,l
+ A @ ULTY
=. 80. 9, FOLSOM. 1T. CALKiNs. on. fTDD.
An'uuoiof IN Accounts, and Leotures On Dusners cue
A. j. PHELPS Va ~ So, -.
lssenei. Of fraciieai and Ofuamehtsi Pcnr,snship.
Pc A S,ippats l5sa,i uHN. Prof r. n HUDSON,
me ti,, -. a. Special botdreri.
Hon. ioflH feowElt.
Lootmerson Commercial Law fciens. of c.,...-u,
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co RloHr TO WORK,
DO YouR suMMGR.s woRK.

These Aguo Pills arc compounded Tor those
who ara red oftaking Quinne Arsenic, or ANY
poisons' W warrant thom entirely compounded
from the Vegetable Kingdom, aud u0 roward
OF 1000, T. any one who will detect any Mine.
raj in any Mcdlcne wa advertise ~ Vegetable.
These Pills were compounded, and ist used To
the ia'l Of 1855, durlag the great prevalence ot
bilious disease compounded on the ground
where the disease prevailed aud not whore they
thoortu about il las in che East.l--lt was gotten
up whou Qilnine, and the other Modclnos Jailed.
and vas warranted 10 cure, aud not ona Ia a dot.
On bottles iailcd--ll 10 tho
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7. KINGSFORD & SONS
PURE
OSWEGO STARCH,


II AS estahlsheda efeaieT celebs tan has
tained BY any other Starch
THIS has been ihc result Of lis mare ed suporiov m
and rs tnNaHnhe uniformity. ~
lhe pnhe may be assured Of the continuance Of the bg
standard now established The production 4 over pa Tons
gey anu ne demand has extended throughout the whole Of
the umied States, and 70 foreign countdes WORKING linus
on 'ey afge SCALE ard under rigid SYSTEM they are abe
ioaecus perfect uniformity Ia the quality throughout die
year This i ihe great noslderaam IL MA
Is realized now for the hrst time.
HE very Ae StaIch that can be made aud no orrtR L.
always wanted by consumers, and this win be supplied ia
un f Ie goeei as soon their cugiouers have armed
which i me best and ask Tor it-0ihefwiso they would be
ht 70 get h article on which the largest profit can De made
Mf hngsloul has beon engaged IN the mauufariuro of
ioflhe last "a yee, and darngt the whole
m sne 'e Starch made under his sgpqri sion has boon
years ne ped charge OF Che works Of WIN. Colgate co. al
which period be invented The process Of the manueturs of
CoRs SrARcn
~ ASK FoR ktNusFoRn's STARCH, AS TIE NAME Osyvr
60 liis hksN hscgNTl.f rAEEs HT ANOTHER FACTORY
part Of the coiuifrr. - F
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Bay, Sat aud grow Fat.
TTNHE6uost Con(octious, CaAesand Rr..d
4 Toys feneyRulelea&c. oanha found atth.
Wholesale and dre,ailooniootlonary Of
W. us gou nVYRDudns IA
Washington Street, TiGiu Ohio.
tPmilies aud partiossnppnod With tholuxu4les
oitAe gra0on short aotico
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wiildo woilto
sta@lne ,,,s@lne our stock, before purchasing else-
Jaauotytah, 1854.
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June 2etb'55,

II o 7 Ell NO OTICF
~ w BROOKS has iaken the Western Er
= 'ehange, PleusanWiil. Haneoes 90. Ohio.
which be has refurnished and repaired Tor de
s,rsols, eg9nmodFiion Of the travelling public
sne country Affords Good stabling and plentv
p, Erai9 ior hor'es.ihe public patronage respec,-
March I3 '57,-tf
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7 Il E REGULAR COURSE

intended 10 fcrssout every specos OF business from
.mmiest Retail 20 the heaviest and inor intricate of
Nhee'ele and Conimssion, well as Banking Railroad
ng ee demnnded at present by vast and constantly
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FEVER AND AGUE.
AND All FORMS or BLLIo US
DISEASE SAFELY
AND SURELY
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM.
EoR ALI DISEASES or THE EYE on EYEL,n,
UPON PERSONS or HORSES,

ANhl4olOM II T. bAbMt
VoR All DISEASES op the EYE on rYEL,p.
UPON PERSONS or HORSES
laaammaiions, Filna, Ulcesatlous, wetk sight,
aud all iorms OF isoased Eyes are cured 40 rap.
idly, thar whero Il Is best know n is considered
almoN MAGICAL 10 iu healiag iulaeneo A Ply
aiclan from iadana wrltar--
"Your mahleaa has glvea rrarnor and M.
rtRE sArisfkcrioS Ia every caao."
Ono Drug Sore that has sold. the pas, sea,ou ,
pver Eiaar HuNOagD BOTTLES says u did not
filin singlo lnslapee.
Aeoli Hor'a Jockey, who ha,haadlsd horses
all hls lle,says'--
's'lfyoar Eve Balm. with ih,lo Rloedlna and
Phy8icius whnra the system Il too fuli will NOT
eure,theg may gife up the Bye"
One lady. Who h,i boea deprived Of .ish, in
ons Eye, BY dia Sveris for ilS years saysi--
-Ahsr thirsy Phy,isl,n, BAT pre,e rihod. with.
aqt any g9oi doas 'as, yoqr Medicine IL perform
ine cuge.'
caaiisiy aud h8uoitlg. y M YOU deprive your.
self Of g,,i ramedlas. because some, would be-
boz of orr
FAMILY DIctNEs
and be healed ~ Your Di,easa.. We do moi nm,
np our we B,im Tor aaything hut sore Eyes aud
kge Lijsi batitYol have Il "a tho house. yon
need DOT safer With Sore Mouth. or Ulcers upon
ans part ofthe body iori is 90 healing in All s,cb
aurlacea. that u will cUWr THeu QUicKeR, tb,o
layihing else. Apply itifYoa wish. With \ auili
letihaf. d tho s1rco. once, twice or three tlnes
dav, AZ y0a iaam necessary.
Rfepaioi and old Wholesale and Retail nv
A. LANGW0RrHY.
Fiadlay Ohio.
Sold by GIBSON 4 SsLANKER TtHa. o
81 c.carLks- Fororis, o. CIV D.zJcK
esrtfo fJlEs 5ll6m.
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N HE EXTENDED COURSE

lengthy praodenlseis ou the various iu,ins,,
Firms and designed for such tinderb as may wish 40
spend longer than The time required BY ihe Regular
some Srecialionse. '''"s
iyhtlnqi IN addition he Extended Course the stndent
WIZ ~ & oe aiihmy aud pronishy emrloved SIS mouths
fhNhANsHlP "Practicnl and ornaueninIH In sllits
NeHeles wihhe taught in the thorough and cisent
manner by one Of he hest teachers IN The West nrtdss
cusunl meihod Of irhching Businets Writing tho Cbv
lthmograpc System will hlso be taught Thlssysfr 40
popular aud recommended ly beet educational men h
now taught inthe Public Schools Of fCloyeahd ColuInbu q
Toledo MANY other schools opon iur good IN
ChlryimnoeIrplv. es toonas tlrV can be qnalded
DAILY LECTURES on Practical and Theeyetic,
hook keeping Merantiie laws, Commercial Eihirs Pc
cai Economy, Ari OF Conpuai'on Couinercri Calcr.
uuonf Mercantile Customs. banking, Exchanae, t'on
meree baiiroadins Commercial History Business Cones
pondence' Ptnmnnsliip. etc.
The New Suit Of Rnoms Of his CoIere oocp,i.s al,
hnest caion IN Getty, uaied thcy are on The come
ofhe luhiesquare and supsrcs street. sfofdinr fair
view Of most parts oflhe city aud le Lake 1hs rooms
feneaiy and tasttiry fnrnshed surpatunr In benrtv
the Union. ''n !"
The LADIEs'CoUFFE isthe same a. that Of the c.,
emen offending equal facilities 10 radies who may ,ih
TO avail tlemfelves of tie ConmeuinICoure
The fnnoipalhavinR extensive hutinefs nr,
uates. 1919 So"
March,oh, ,5s.1y.
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a snIPLE vEoErADrr REMEDY,
PREPARED
A. LANGwoRtHY, FmpLAY, o.

We compound them from Western orporl.
oneo-.we know what you want. bocaase We want
them Ourselves. Then When that Dull Headache,
Pain in the Back or Il b. commences when In
shor, you feel ycur system geuiug out Of order,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-13
SALT SAITH sALTl

At constantly on haBa Casfse and Pine sli fr al,
st ue lowest figures Wholesale aud fotri Aiso rable
OF ssek salt always 10 Be found d Ire
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-24
Extension Forever!

Owing to the immense business done by the under>
signed they have found it necessary to open another
BRANCH in Orovile, and have located it nearly OPP
posite tho Orleans Hotel, and directly opposite the
Miners Bakery. on Montgomery street, where they
are now opening and offer for sale fine stock Of
Clothing, Boots and shoes, Hats Caps and good
Il stock of Under Clothing as can be found in their
well known establishment To the Miners and resi-
dents of Thompson Flat. Morris Ravne, Oregon
Gulch and CITY, and everybody, with their friends,
we would simply say, drop in and see us at the
Branch, examine orr stock, you have both the right
quantity and quality to select from. clothc your
selves comfortably, go on your way rejoicing, and II
our goods don't give you satisfaction, our names are
not ID. Toy OTTERsON,
Montgomery street. opposite ST. Nicholas, and
Branch, opposite Miners Bakery. do
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Merchants, Exchange and Billiard Saloon.

Montgomery street, opposite the Drug Store of
Randall 4 McDermott The subscriber would in
form the public tnat he has taken the saloon for
mer, known rs the Washington Exchange, and hav-
ing reit.ed The Ia the best manner, making 1t
nj the same time the most commodious and COM
Portable Saloon in Oroville The Bar will be sup
piled with liquors OF the best quality In short
everything will be done to promote the comfort Of
his palrons for which share vi public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
febl0 DIV ARhOWSkf,
Formerly Of the firm Of IIopley * Co., Marysville.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-24
w A \ T E ID TO HIRE!

A BILLIARD TABLE. FOR A SALOON six
N miles from town. Address ]. NJ n. al Nc
Williamson & Tymeson's banking house.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-24
To the Stockholders of the I" Orc Tcle.
graph Company

Notice is hereby given, that the third and 4lh install
ments of stock IN the ORC Telegraph Comp ny is now
called in. payable Immediately to the Treasurer,
James New iliams, at the Banking House of Nc.
Williams < Tymeson in Oroye, and at the banking
house of Mark Brumagim Co. in Marysville.
BY order f.. c. IIEWlNGS, Secretary.
Orove, February 10, 1857. teblO-u
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-24
OrOvilie Mining Company.

Notice is hereby given that there will be meeting
of the stockholders of tho Orovillo Mining Company
at the Office OF w. :. Stafford, Orovle on Thursday,
February 70 1857, at one O'Clock Z. NJ. for the
purpose of eIecting Three Trustees to manage the af
fairs of the Company for the ensuing year
iebl3-2w w. Stafford, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-24
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
st. NICHOLAS HOTEL
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND HUsTo
OROvILL e {.
FRANK JOHNSON, -. Proprietor

Y-s HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
bs.,H known heretofore Iiuntoon's Exchange l
LIN have renovated fitted newh furnished and
opened IL under the above name, with entirely new
arrangements have erected IA spacious dining
hail-added Il large number OF elegantly iurni- he'd
roo rs for Families, and am prepared To accommo.
date any number of guests in II manner that trust
will be satisfactory Ia all. Having had the BEN
eft of long experience in the business, ard as
shall give my whole attention Ia il. | intend to
make this house in all its essential appointments, The
very best in this section of California
FRANK JOHNSON.
n. B.-The Cal Stage Co.'S General Office is at his
House, where passengers arrive from and depart 10
all points of the country.
December 80, 1856. d31-tf
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-24

Poola Beds for everybody, at 20 per cent less thin
harysville prices for 80 days only, to make room for
an entire stock per first steamer TO Oroville ut
C. SCRiBER'S
Furniture Ware Rooms. Montgomery street.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-24

JUST RECEIVED-a large assortment of Furni-
ture Also, an invoice of large GIT Frame Looking
Glasses, for sale 10" at &. SCRiBERS
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery ST., three
doors below Myers st. MO
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-24
Montgomery street. OROVILLE. and d street. oppo-
site the Theatre, MARYSVlLLE.
NJ. NJ. WYER, Sole Agent.
NOTICE TO ROAD ovERsEERs.

STATE or CALIFORNIA, Board Of Supervisors,
County OF Butte February Term. 1887
OrovlNLE, Feb. H. 1857.
HT Is ORDERED BY THE BOARD-rhat all
Road Overscers in the County Of ute are here
by instructed, not 10 contract any debts the pc r.
formance OF their duties the aggr' lie amount Of
which shall eXceet The means To qudqte the same
arising from the collections of the road TAX in the
district.
II is further ordered that this Order be published
in the Weekly Butte Record and North Californian
for four weeks.
ATTEST: true copy, MILES CHAPLIN
Clerk OF the Board OF Supervisors.
Ry VI. II. DARRACH. Deputy teb2l 4w
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-24
DISSOLUTION.

TUyHE co PARTN RRSIiiP heretofore existing be-
Il tween ]. v. lIoag and p X. Persons, was dis
salyed on the lsh instant, by the said Hoag selling
ont all his interest to Isaac VI. Anderson The busl-
mss will hereafter be conducted under the drin of
ANDERSON i co.
N. b All persons indebted TO The oid hrm OF
Hong Persons, requested 20 call ana settle, as
sOroyiIle Feb "a, 1851. P. X. PERSONS
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-24
u. R e Or n III .
STEAM REFINED CANDY
M A NUF ACTORY,
EKNnE PROPRIETOR OF TIE ABOVE NAMEI

No. SO Montgomery street, between Bush and Suffer
streets, San Francisco.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-19
The Famine in Michigan.

The accounts of suffering among the
inhabitants of some ofthe border counties
of Michigan are fully confirmed by the
report of agents sent among them to dis
tribute provisions. The following i
from a letter in the Detroit Free Pres:
PONTIAC, JuneS
l went eleven miles North and West
from Bay City before l came to house.
and there found large settlement. L
is impossible for team to get to it, except
in the winter, when the roads are frozen,
and the settlers have to carry all they est
on their backs, from Saginaw, which is
from eleven to fifteen miles distant
About two or three miles of the distance
the water is from eight inches to two feet
deep. l saw men with fifty pounds Of
flour on their backs, walking in water up
to their knees, anxious to reach Their
wives and children, who were at hone
without anything to eat, except what they
begged or borrowed of more fortunate
neighbors.
l found ten families entirely destitute
who had lived three days by begging
from their neighbors. / found five viii
out any kind of breadstuffs, who bad
few pounds of pork. I found only ten
sick, including children. ThesuperVis0Fs
estimated, to the best of their knowledge'
that, when | got there, there was not y
the families mentioned enough ProvSi0'S
to last three days, if they had all been
allowed to eat what they wanted.
Some had plenty to last till after bar
vest, but had divided until they were Ou''
You cannot imagine the scene winch "
CURED when told them the errand W
on which had come, some cried, sOi''
laughed, some hallooed, and some "s''
perfectly overcome by feelings too PoSsF
full for utterance. All joined in saying
+" How shall we ever repay our De'i''
friends and benefactors p
1 dealt out -four and pork TO men VIZ
II
said they had had nothing to cal - :
day, and did not know where they shoa''
get the next meal.
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Eay Tie Caledonian saws that in tn

GY Tie CaLedonian says that in the
fall of 1855, Otis Evans, of Lyndon,
bought shoat, paying therefor $20.-
This shoat brought him the next spring
ten pigs, FIVE of which he sold at four
weeks old for 81 each; three more he
sold in the fall for $40 each, reserving
two which were worth the same amount.
In the winter of 1867, he sold the sow
for sea, 36-making profit over all ex-
penses of keeping of S120 on one hog
in a year. Well done say we.
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TnE SINGING CoNvENrIoN.-Th'

The SINGING CoNvENTION.-The
Singing Convention met at this place
agreeable to call. Owing to the forbid
ding aspect of the weather, there was not
so large a number present as was antici-
pated, though there were over three hun
dred assembled. Much disappointment
was felt when it became known that Mr..
Cheney was not here, as it was expected
he would be. At the outset it was feared
there would be failure, but the various
choirs were brought together, and the day
passed off unsteady. The Convention,
we think, all things considered, was a tri-
umph. A report of its doings will appear
next week.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-19

TIE WASHINGTON RIoT.-Wash-
ington, June 11.-There was but small
attendance at the public meeting held
here this afternoon. Resolutions were
passed condemnatory of the invasion of
the city by band of lawless ruffians
from Baltimore, on election day, and
commencing the President, the zeal of
the Mayor, and the military, for their for
bearance as well as for their effective ex-
ecution of the orders given them on that
occasion. The meeting quietly disper-
sed. About one thousand of our princi-
pal citizens were present. The mass Of
them, however, staid away, in compliance
with the Mayors request, believing the
meeting uncalled for.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-19
Secretary Cass.

The following in relation to Gen. Cass,
is from the Washington correspondence
of the Detroit Tribune. We hope the
report as to the physical and mental con-
dition of the premier is unfounded. 1t is
sustained by accounts from other sources,
and it is a noticeable fact that Gen. Cass
left Washington to attend the railroad
celebration at st. Louis, but proceeded
no further than Cincinnati, where he
complained of exhaustion from the fatigue
of travelling and from a cold The
veteran statesman has been a temperate
liver, and ought to wear in the full vigor
of his intellect for many years yet to
come -
81 have information from Democratic
sources that General Cass is not expected
to remain long in the State Department.
The venerable statesman is sinking into
the torpor of extreme old age. The work
of the department. is now performed by
the President and Mr.. Appleton, Assis-
tant Secretary. The latter is discontinued
because the salary is not sufficient. He
is dissatisfied, because the engagements
under which he took the Union were not
carried out. The Secretary of State is
failing in memory. He takes no interest
in appointments, that special prerogative
of his Office, and has declined to have
anything to do with them. This is moi
SO agreeable to the President as may be
supposed, for he would prefer that the
labor and responsibility of deciding be
tween scores of applicants, of whom, after
all, very few are personal friends of hi,
own, should be shared by the Premier
General Cass has done but one thins
since assuming office, which is the pre-
paration of the instructions for Mr.. Reed
new Minister to China, embracing an en-
cyclopediacal history of that empire an,
its relations to the United States. al
routine business is transacted by Mr.
Appleton, and the larger questions ar
considered and decided by Mr.. Buchanan
j Referring to positive contradiction, b,
telegraph From Washington, of the re
port that Gen. Cass was to retire, to b
succeeded by Governor Walker, tn
Stats Zeitung, the German administra
ton organ in New York says -
Il "We have reasons for discrediting thi
contradiction, and are at no loss to accour
for it. We believe that General Gas
viii, when Walker has fulfilled his mi,
sion to Kansas, retire from the State d,
partment and entrust its affairs to ma
whose physical and mental condition is
: harmony with the arduous and impcrtar
duties of the Office"
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WASHINGTON NEws.-(Correspon-
dence New York Herald.) Washing
ton, June 13.-Gen. Walker had an in
terview with the President last evening.
He announced himself citizen of Nj
caragua, and complained of the illegal
and hostile interference of Capt. Davis
against him. An investigation into the
facts will be ordered. The conversation
was general and informal.
The Russian government has signifed
its readiness to act in concert with the
British government in China, in all mat
tiers except its quarrels at Canton. The
offer has been accepted. The Minnesota
has been ordered to sail on the 18th inst,
as Mr.. Toucy now considers it important
to make an early demonstration before
Canton.