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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-05

EOA VAN HOOK, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Il 4@9 Seventh street, above ID street, have for
sale bargain, that very desirable and pleasantly
mont, on south street, between I'd and Sd streets
Capitol Hill, containing Gas and Water Fixtures
Bath House, Furnace, &c. Also, a Stable Carriage
House, Sheds for coal and wood. together with the
large Lot containing about 1870 feet tastefully lad
out, with Iron Railing in 'front.' ''u
Also, the three story BRICK HOUSE and LOT
corner OF l,ennsylvania avenue and south A street
Both OF these properties are included in the con-
templated extension of the Capitol Grounds and nf
Ter favorable opportunity for investments, '-nN Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-05
BALTIMORE CITY MALT HOUSE,

MALT FOR SALE.-The undersigned having
recently purchased the CITY MALT HOUSE,
corner of West Falls avenue and Block street,
would announce TO his friends and the public that he
mas u now full operafion, with large supply of
my 6-SH ''e ~ 'e' FRANCIS DENMEAD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-05

NOR SAI.E-On liberal terms a new and desira-
l. BILE BRICK DWELLING, on south side of
north l. street between 4th and 5th west and COM
Portable FRAME DWELLING, No. 434. on north
side OF north X street, between 9th and 7th west.
Also, the square of GROUND No. 1888, containing
8i47l feet at cts. per foot. Apply at No. SIP 7Ih
street.
may I9-tf POLLARD WEIR. Agent.
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than three mohths,;wilLbc charged by the in.
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4uent Insertion -.
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In both T,apers, eacl charging half price.
,seB- Announcipga Candidate, Five Dol
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MISCELLANY.
Fact Stranger than Fiction.

Some years ago, all artist-mcchanic, re-.
siding in New York, wli, in straig!,ctncd
circumstances. lost his wife, and felt it nee
cessary to place his children in the lalt:or-
phai asylum. Tie lad conceived a
strong ambition for an education, and at
ms own solicitation, was apprcnticed, bv
the managers ofihe asylum, to a merchant
ut the eastward, WHO promised faithful
fullyto furnislrthc means for the long coy
eted EDUCATION. AS the lad grew M
and became useful to his employer, the lat
ter evinccd an indisposition to fulfil his
promise in the matter Of educating him, the
end'of which was, that the lad. nova grown
q. a'young man, ran away 10 seek his own
forf,ne.s :
To avoid a,purSuit, lie passed ly another
than his own name, aud not meeting with
the success III Boston apl other places in
the Eastern States whicl, lie had hoped for,
he at last. found biinself in New. y ork, and
almost penniIess He sought in. vain for
his father, or f,fapy other friend in whom
:. ale, dared soniile.. By dint of persistent
fttost, however, he obtained q quasi en-
,, Rloyment as canvasser (n the9ncighbor-
ngsconntry for n weekly paper of good
reputation, and that Kept him in bread and
salt f6f q few weeks but eventually, even
! that failed liln.F lie then took 10 the sale
sof books and: periodicals from door to
door, laying off tLe@city into districts, and
resolutely Offering his wares to every one he
Among the wat tEto.lo and wealthy, lie
met with seven rcbnf:, which wounded, his
asensitiSe feelings terribly, but, nevertheless.
S4leStrovef on He must literally, "do or
die sBut lie felt compelled to pass some
of tire fine .l,ouses. lie could not nerve
l,imsef 10 constant refusTls. IN this state.
though qpushafy depressed, b, cause he had
y sold natbing tic whole day, he was passing
a. stnteE dwelling, mp town, one afternoon,
afey days since, when his absolute want.
.5f food led 10 atfencwal of his dccrh,ina-
tehr not to omit calling ut every door, pal
aceor lI9tsl. He rang tile btll the door
sopened ,aud tly servant was about turning
3,sprlily awayM Mhenaa Young lady, who
could SEQ 36m from her seat in the parlor-
fneRaslprsiaor ,being. also opsp-sprang
up and H!inpiugs,o ling, exclaimed
z aMllgtf fbrplghtsyeu back 80
sssoon fs Butsff1il st5see you though q
E c9r glavsntates fdfsw.b back from the pro-
posed gsseiSM,: ,odes,tyssyin there must
2 be.sotne H,isfHkS and adding -.
n - i, = nanie js, not4Ze Zeke, hut / used to
Ttaye asGrSfla5 5AS Called sI,..-! :..,5s..-s
iRianhtio,is foitomcd, and he found that
gss.asi igs !heSiiouse az ,at ~ ebrofIIe.. ~ II is
s3AtIsrbWl, ,ifof faHse$ cause, changed his
& paise A9et: .syersss anak,,iss wifsss
faf1E sHkl bot %ept soaiy shy ..i,c
& y s'f T,e @ tier 5cugh geifiTs A.
.SSy36nF Soisiorta 6js VII mot swsS{ii,v I'm,
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scB Business Cards for the term Of one
year, will be charged in proportion to the
space they occupy, at One Dottar per line
ePnce. -
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nna, Fifty per Cent extra will be added to the
above rates - -.
DAVIS i CREWS,
#tt For Tanner;
= LEE 4 WILSON,
= For Press.
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"Eisonc. you ould varmint!" yelled dinafrfghS
And sort o turncd'round to be getting.a, sigh;
What ,ild dskiycrf Instead Of arS
Swate Bridget oa'larherty tl'erejiss LelseIi
"o'Rory r' she blubberet, Still ptlllpe awaSs, !.
But sick is my heart wild yer.conduct 'to-days;
a kiss my sister willie lin a.mY beds"
Nofeblc to raise from the pillow my head f'sss :.
'Troth my Bridget" says T., "perhabsS ssseaa,,
When ye to the kissing were great yisaasiiihe.
Ie kissed me and kissed me at Danny gbrSok,
fair, ~ e. {:
And now by the jaber. yv're pulling ny. GaiEy
Bcgonc! yeouldfo fool, with a rumpus BIKE this
I'm only tor"i"y &c sister to hiss rss'> = 50
.x---.-.---------ff>>,.:.s:s..F'.ssss5S =: r. - - :.
...- Poisons. ,.,:..e.., =.
What is poison Every one kuo@s@-;
no one can say. aNTs
We know that certain substances safss =
poisonous arsenic, for instance butswe
do not know wherein. this, terrible s.a,,aisthxs
llcs-nay, we kaow tllat III. a. ,diminkhel
dose the same arsenic becomes as medicine,
and, in still striller loses,s sfood.s sssak6hoL.
again,,is a vioentpoiseh, u, ,givai. ,pg gfsSaiid
IN a certain quantity. aud :sais eitHat. = Yet
these noisE,Ss st;,nu}a,e lie ssbro1;ahs a .sa
accelerate orua6ic proeesses Alsnho Al,es sssf,sa :
all know, is curious no son a. & s,,S.
plies the place Of food aud: aS;ds Il; rosi;ons NJ
not to mention ,its.Sther nualit;es: and s.
only by a1S abus. of -Faii,auayef lint waaesb .
cali alcohol in itself a poison. ,WLen' sxnas;.
.eucc and fexperimentspFove tliat lie no;son. .
ouss effects result onIy from ..,Iaraa. d5sas.
Even a,e most .n,;tr;ti1nss6f Rsmsnfs Xii.
became nosoro,,ss.;n sexcess. ~ Snssy.ssisSs '
is % ;nirr;ons as at,ss;es ee;.lE. sNSs:saf,;s
led to sHsuc cct,tLat notson .;s j. Mn. sSsnsaIs
seniinn.a 5,i6uf;htfiae ;deaa, 'fha asfssia ~
toison6,is s,a,aacss ~ s.rs =
IogicaI s5;s,irh,nces ' T. 4 a,;lS aSs,Y W.
disturbance is carfie5 bewona 9cesih
Il and ~ M ai,i e9n;I; ;ssSH,.
and oSera,;on ofsbe yafaS@ nsfsSb;S
cesses @ e ,ha. she ,a;sono,s naSSsSh slsssS
s,,,s, ancssss are ffan;f.slet. M NM s5s;ss
tIe a1,,t ,;nh, sss /. sas
1ne 1n, aana spgal"g s pn W saes asaa ; psoassss
',ass. but a.s.gat ;l. d'sfyisaeses sssg wa1s
nI;n,ned n,imn ns . ,es S't ,DsSs Sss
this islnidwifsry process would @ sbs assiSs.fs.
is always a Questions of: degree. e roi1piicafad
by ply ysiologicakconsequencss. TEps,saIcs.
l,ol; diltted, ,.stimula.qss the secrelsohs3 Sdt.'
undilpted, ,it attacks ti,e tissue 'jself affd AZ.
ters it's propsrties, abstractinn.all siissS Stsn.
and harden;nc: it, Nicoriuasanaii Is saveSyss
violent poisoS-oIle sof ti,essfhost Hsy;o,saS.s
Known. Iefbuta q few. Il dJtixas Sf RI III isHSSK,F
the sxe;nf an as;9;aI "a t,ss Az, liss S6aaS
eousiv ens,,es r4Tlia nj idst;nas afssS SsSssSs : :.
of toIaccoss DO YOU .sfhSkas fesii s fsfsssI $
YOU smoke you consuiiis :ai
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-15
NO rICE

EEU8LlC Notice Is hereby given hat three certain
u promisory notes made 10y Abeli & Monty. OF
Oroyle. Butte coun y, payable to the order OF N X.
Maslen, and endorsed by him. each Tor ihe sum OF
seven hundred and tweniy-one twenty eight one
handredt hs dollars, due seVeraily at Sky, ninety
and one hundred and twenty DAYS from date, (hay
llth lS57) will not be paid by "A The r''hsdera
ton of the SAID notes has failed, aud all persons are
warned not 10 trade for them. -
NIX MAsTEN.
oroville, May I4lh, 1851 I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-15
once OF the Butte Quarlz ninipr Ca

OrOvilie. June lAe lst, 1857.
" OTICE Will be soAe al Public Auction OF tn
~ Office Of the Company in OroyiIle ON Monda,
the 29Ih day OF June 1887, AT o'elOek, z NJ share
No. p, ~ IS. ~, l. ?, aud T. In The Buile QUAR-
rining Company, 10 pay assessments levied by A. /.
Board nf Trustees Nav I'd, 1851.
j2-4w J.FLOUkAoY JOHNSON, Pres'dt,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-15
Oruuillt Bully Buttt Returh.
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 10th, 1861.

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED A mar named
Charles Brown was accidentally knocked
overheard from the I. ). Transport Monter-
ey, on Thursday, as she was passing out of
the heads ef San Francisco Bay, and
drowned. His shipmates expressed greet
dissatisfaction at the accident, and were ac
cordingy returned to San Francisco, and
discharged.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-15

TELEGRAPHIC CoMMUNICArIoN BETWEEN
CHILE AND EUROPE The press at Santa
90 discusses project tor forming u tele-
graphic liue between the Pacific and A Atlan-
tie, from VALPARAISO 10 some point on the
river Platte, aId from thence to Brazil,
where 1t to connect with line projected
from Lisbon 10 Rio Jauelro. 1t is sand that
European capitalists Will construct the line
If the government Will guarantee them six
per cent on the cost.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-15

We have have s0He eamels in Texas to
whom the naturalization laws would not ap.
Fly-three having been b. IN under the
stars and stripes. The Washington Stqr
say they are thriving, and live or six more
births are expected. From the reports oe
the conCilon OF the animals at present vnd
thu ough the eleven months that the first i'm
portat0us have been on the continent, we
may regard all doubts as to their acclima-
tion IS dissipated, aud that so much of the
experiment is fixed fact The only re-
naming indetermlnate point Is the charac-
ter If the stock that may be produced
For this, time will DO required.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-15

&sI'~ In "A letter to the California Fd,mey
Kew Il. Corwln recommends the mnnutac-
ture OF beet sugar. the erection of a starch
factory, and the puekug and marAe,.ur OF
preserve) fruits, all which enterprises would
unqnestionnbIy pay well on the capital and
labor invested.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-15

Tue GADsDEN SILVER MINES The San
francisco HeTGid has been shown some spe-
cmens OF silver ore taken out Of the Sopori
mines In the Gndsden Purchase. The mine
Is located about forty miles from Tucson.
and twenty hye from Cam5azas The pro-
preiors ore Messrs Douglas, Dodson. AL
drich and Rhodes. They are represented to
be inexhaustn5lc, and can be traced per-
hhPs "A nIe on the surface. The average
y'eld ~ twelve mark, or ninety six dollars
of pure silver to three hundred pounds of
ore, The character OF the mine is volcanic.
ana water IS convenient and plenty. Mr.
james Douglas, one Of the proprietors, is an
old and experienced silver miner, and per
sons visiting the country with the view of
examining rs mineral resources, would do
well to call on him at his mine. The spe
cmens exhibited To Us were very rich.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-15

Efs~ Rev DR. Scott and lady we're thrown
from their carriage, while riding out Mt the
Bay day or two since, aad seriously in
Jnred Mrs. Scott was severely cut on the
forehead.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-15

The NAME OF THt PRISONER The San
Jose 1fldWe says the name of the boy
whose lite was spared by the Mexicaus at
tavorca, during the massacre of Crabb and
his party is Charles Evans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05
Brooklyn city News.

III, ST,es CovxYy ISavoR DBAlgps AssprAncn..--A
meeting Of the Kings County Liquor Dealers Association
held at Peoples Hall, in York street. yesterday amer
noon. Previous 10 organizing the Secretary, Mr. r. Go
mson, the Of some forty members and
the back dues Of old members. considerable gun of
money collected.
The President elect Mr.. r. r. Collins taking the chair,
returned thanks foe the honor opnforred him by the
Association, when business proceeded with.
The Secretary suggested change in The day o meeting
lie thought thst the Ncw York Association mot Tues
day, they should NEE, The day AFTER, be besr
able " act In uniiormfg.
The committee apronte b. cousun with a sniar ocu.
The President took occasion state in the absence Of
report from the committee TIA, the New York Association
very friendly disposed 20 The Kings County Asso-
citation, and he expressed regret that the applicant
from the New York society al the last meeting had
not been admitted 10 membership. The New York
Association we're ready 10 receive any ono from
BROOKLYN who had clean paper That association New
York; had $4,000 In bank and tl GOO floating CAPT.
tai with about 500 debts They ready to bep "a
here there W any other part of the State wherever the
matter should he contested II they accepted mem
bcrs, We should acoep, theirs
The members appeared to be or he same oTnien, "
though no definite action was taken.
A member ased 81 there olJoc,ims e. receivo
liquor dealers from Queens county into IA, ubership.
Mr. Canitson thought that but three or four members
would JOIN from that county, and the whole burden u
expense ard trouble would therefore all this so-
citation II ifty woud iciu the n,aitcr might nc
con dersi ~ they could form association ~ mair
own and. the two could then 90 operate
Amer consultation, with no definite action the Ao-
citation sdjourncd 70 meet on mursday next
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Our Washington Osrrespssaenee.
wAsHrsros, May 4, 1857
Tae heectea Of Re Dallas Clarendon Treay-Fas FEC: on
Lord Nopiey and ON General CdSs

WASHINGTON, May 4, 1857
TAe Reec''ea Of Re Dallas Clarendon f'eay-Fas Erscs on
Lord Nopi0 and on Geneya! odss-
Informed you briefly by telegraph, last evening, OF tns
intelligence received yesterday q. the STATE Department
from Minister at london of the rejection Of The Dallas
Clarendon treaty t created no ttise ss
element assure you the n parsment, and ao at
the White Houee. Lord Napier the receipt Of Tho intel
gence, immediately repaired 70 the State Department TO
inform General Csss Of the npoAns ssws; but The Gene
raj told h ordshp that dispatches from our Minister had
that morning been received communicating the In
teihgence. Various surmsees and predictions are
afoat AZ 10 what win DO the result Of al this
II Is believed that Mr. Dallas win come homo
Immediately, having failed In his mission, winch
was the contamination and ratification Of his treaty. aud
thereby setting all Of those complicated and intricate
questions which have caused much trouble and debate
and such vast deal of diplomacy. It s also rumorsd
that the administration viii recall him This ia mistake
Tho administration viii do such thing But II Mr.. Dial
lag manifest desire 70 return home, tho administration
viii offer objection That skliful and shrewd man
he sent ia his place he does return home Is settled
and the administration have already, l Ann credibiy
Informed, such man In vew-a man who ~ up W the
wes and ntrigues OF my Lord Pslmerston il will re-
qure clear head and steady hand TO conduct
foreign affairs during the coming four years
That he rejection of this treaty by the English govern
ment dnwelcome and unpleasant news 70 Lord Napier
manifest to every who has copversed with him during
bis brief soourn in this country for in all h
tens speeches. So be has led the people 70 believe that
his government would almost any thing tn cultivate
friendly relations with this government. The question then
arises what 70 be- tho uEsh0 OF all th2 Arc We to fall
bsck upon the Clayton and Buwer treat, England has
already abogated by her construction Of that document
viii not our government do the thing2 have no
doubt OF Il, and that too in recommendation OF Mr. Ba
cbapans message TO the Congress. Tho rejection Of
this treaty godsend 10 the present administration for
will divert the attention of the country from close
tiny Of s local policy ia sins Of omission and commission
in appointments, 6s.
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MAY s-Tbs May term oc this court commenced his
mrnns tho City Judge presiding. xr. spAshs, The
sstsni clerk called tho Grand Jury panel but rs mo-
being quorum present. those answering 70 their Names
were discharged I'LL TO ming mo III, H p.ps
Jurors then called, whn number Of exrpss v.vo
,red for non attendance.
GRAND IARCENv.
Alice kcGee and Joseph Rem were phced At ths bar,
charged with stealing about $50 In gold from Frederick
when be robbed ut drinking saloon In Greenwich
street, which was on The I'D of April Bc drunk
Ger thai sad 6efsen him when .bs sscas Il ysr. AZ
rested the girl confessed her guilt and incvmd The ccer
where portion Of The money could be found. Run was
jury convicted the female prisoner 81 patt larceny ony
fntertary six MONTH.
isbuae Freeman (sooredl was tried and oocvic,sd o.
bgamy and sent 10 the prison for two years sot
three months The evidence conclusive, fcr q hrs.
smith testified that she present when tho desnfant
wa united in the holy bonds OF wcdlock BY clergy man
10 susan Ann smith at New Rochelle about seven years
ago, ana ,nst me eonv. r;ed WIN per na sorsg sy
dspcset that tbo 2ph 81 Narch me rev w. .s''n'
who confirmed her statement naFi'ei trecmsn sn. ~
She paid TINT she had ty hun for h. wculi have her
and consented 20 the union, To- sad soe' ~ '' NV w
iose IN such short un"
-, IN, .s ARA mod for grand hlrc.ny tn stealing
81 Varda Of stair cart The property q VIZ aysi Clarke,
i ,bs prisoner who dropped the vco,s, but be
ss,boyenilv arrested lie convicted of petit larceny
deferred, w order W give nm an oppNun
a. ~ show what bis previous character had been
gruprtfo bartholomew who was ciotbat decayed
military attire, was nced for stealing horse and was
on FROM Mr. Cayards stable Ia Sixty sxth street. the
esh of March lie was afrenchman, and sail he paruc-
patel In the siege Of bsstopo ard the battle n Ihla-
kava when tho officer arrested him In the street with
the horse and wagon in his possession, and shsd him
where he obtained H. tho innocent sud harmless military
cbieftain replied, sebastopol Amer abespcs n my
minutes the sry rctnrnsd INTO court stating that vss
impossible for them to agree and tho Judge discharged
them there not being any mose caecs rssty W w'ai,
III GOVT then sticrrress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

18th OF Nay, with 1--WE nm red en- grants and bio etht
tine A mucn larger number will cave thii cty.
The enemies Of Aicarag regenera i'm need as,
over tho apparent III fortune Of Gen. Walker. ~ an
atom compared with the force tns movement, NJ Which
he is the nominal head, has now a'oulred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05
AID mr. 9en. Walker.
Bfs CArsK vor YET ApAwpoNFn.

prom the New Orleans Creole April ~
The movement Is in progress which cannot i ~ secre
ths hDal triumph ~ the cause d Waker ~ Nicaragua
within one month tboussni vill be IN -ah juan,
determined 30 open the route the country 70 VIC
Pacsc, now eoeed b. tho Costa Ricen f'rces'
me~eial IA well AZ a colonlzng movement
The rexas III snil from Charestop heisesh us s' e"
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Plekrockww ny KAssAs---Lrscu Law Rrcnr.

PicsroCKEw IN KAssAs--Irscu Law Rrcov-
MISUNDERSTANDING The mass OF emigration 10 Kansas has
come The pcklccse the uief and burglar lat few days
ere but We hear OF OF this character strnn
gers ecern 70 be in Tho greatest danger from these villains
and no class 81 population " safe from their dorres
dah0ns. We are IN fsvor Of making example OF the
first ~ this character which the knowleeo
OF people in which tho proof " positive and Hang the
person IN the nearest tree u Nlcksburg When labor
viii command two dollars day there be eyteuuat.
ing circumstances which palate The crime Of
,heving -iasrynN Herald Of f,seior', April IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

SINGULAR EtJcIpF--srppES CHhNor oF MIND
tn Thursday last, the Captain Of steamer -
Louis collecting fare, German stonecuer AIMED Hu
gle, handed him note and fumelsiey jumped overheard
and drowned The lti.r read follows, and was
faDed Matthias Husel--
AIroS, m, April Is. 1851
NV Usas Wur-l have to ten you to come over here,
AZ intend remaining hero, having good place Tome N
Rom ~ possDie. and bring everything along.
YOUR FAITHFUL Ht ISBASn
JoSsryfp Wyttten AZ Fsssai--Tpn1 come; ended my
cSsence on The 2tst II APRIL be,auso you always had
such foul mouth aud svsys tried 10 wesr the brooches
WHICH foa can do now. Adieu, and shift for yourself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05
Tnoors IN rorrnras Mosnor.--we lcarn from

TRooPa At FORTRESS MoNRoY-We learn nom
the Norfolk Ag that hcro At his tort COMPANIES
~ and NJ, "a Artillery; company {, ID Artillery, tTsgg
old compsny Of Bucna Vita notoricty, aud COMPANY g
an Artillery which have served with creo on the plains
under General Harney IN Tho With the indians OF INC
praircs Of the West These, with Tho ordnance corps ~
this place. will MAKE aggregate oe some $50 men o. ah
arms. Col, Martin Burke s the commanding officer Of Tie
fort and The officers there Majors Hunt aud Reynolds
Capalns Totem Gibson and Howe, ard Ilsus Merchant,
Jones, M,uunard, Grey, long, pn, GNssn, hckerver,
Edwards, Dyysdais, gerlsad aud BeansN
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AFFAIRS OF NICARAGUA.

General Hornsby-The British All 10 Costa
Rica--Letters from Generals Wheat and
HOrnsby-Aid 10 General Walker.
letter appeared in the HERALD Of February %, dated
from San Juan del Sur which gave tho name Of number
OF officers Of the Niearaguan army who were killed,
wounded resigned or cashersd. Amongst tho latter was
the pame u ,ensr nornAby, and that officer has called
upon 70 correct repot which reflects upon his charao
ter soldier. In justice 70 him take this occasion to
state that such NOT the case but that in place OF being
chered the General received leave Of absence for the
United States account Of hs eyesgh failing, and at the
expiration Of the furough no returned W his duties.