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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-06
Mo MONOPOLY-I. NJ. SINGER &

Mo MONOPOLY-I. nj. SINGER &
~ CO.'S CELEBRATED NAT TtONAL SEWING
MACHINES-uFFIcE 2l7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
VA-We would most respectfully invite all to call
and examine our new stock Of Family, Plantation
aud Leather Machines. which for durability ard
beauty of finish, cannot be surpassed by any. t'uT
Machines are 30 constructed, that By the magical
changes they are made TO sew. hem, gather and
stitch from the cosrsest cotton bag or heavy
IAatser to the finest silk, satin or lace, OF any
description, without trouble. The simple con
struction, Ease of management and saving OF time.
makes The Machine invaluable, and warranted to
give perfect salts action to all. Our new Family
Machine, for light work, will be found one OF the
prettest and best 10 use; IL is put up IN hosewood
Mahoxany or Enameled cases. to suit the p~rlor or
work-rooia Our agent. being 3 fine naehinisf, is
prepared TO repair Machines and TO give al the 10.
ttructinns, that the operators can ADJUST their
Machines with all ease. Ladies' will be instructed
az their resdeaces aso servants ii desired free OF
charge. We invite alt to call and examine. where
all possible attention will be paid by our lady oper-
stors and Agent to gise explanations, whether they
purchase or not. :,
Silk Thread and Cotton. of all colors and descrip-
tiops Needless Gauges for tuckiug and binding.
No charge for shipping Circulars will be sent TO
all on application bY maii or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting of every description, on
Cloth or Leather
an 2s-ly NIGER co.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANk-CHAR-
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
GISIA-CAPIrAL 10000 D0LLAKSl-Money re
ceirei on deposit in sums of five dollars and up
wards, on which interest the rate OF per centum
pAr ann, N is paid for sums remaining six months
or longer shorter periods interest at the rate OF
5prr centufn.
The whsle Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier Z b STARKE, at the store OF u Spence.
corner of Main and Governor streets Richmond, Va.
SAMUEL COTTRELL, President.
b STARkE, Cashier.
WAI,HHAI.II Secretary. Au l4-&m
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DEDUCTiON in COKE.-The prices Of

IL COKE, until further notice, will be as fDpws:
Soit Lumg CoheA per load
Hard coka. both grades.............. 4 so do.
At these prices Coke is, all things considered, the
cheapest Fuel now offered, likely to be offered In
the market, during the coming season.
TERks--CaSh on Gelfpeyy, on demand.
a. Yards 10th street and Basin, and corner
ByFi and 6th, South side Canal.
nv ls-ts JNo J WERTH. Agent.
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DANGEROUS FALL.-A young man nam
cd Ames, employed at the Gailego MiIls, fell down
Eight Of steps last Thursday night, and bruised
his face and bead severely. DIR. Bolton was called
in to attend him. and found that none Of his bones
were fractured
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Gus SHor WousD.-Dr. Bol,

Gus SHOT WoUsD.-Dr. Bolton was
called upon last Saturday to attend a gentleman
named Elicit, residing in Henrieo county, who had
accidentally received a gunshot wound In his right
arm, which severed the main artery. The wound
is serious one, but DR.. b thinks he will succeed
10 saving the life and the injured limb Of the
fortunate man.
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CARDEN FARM FOR sALE.-Will be

GARDEN FARM FOX SALE.-WllI De
NJ sold upon terms OF unusual accommodation. the
excellent little Garden Farm of 81 acres on the Dor
der of Hanover county, now occupied by the sub
scrber. who has just engaged In the transaction OF
business which requires his daily presence in kich
ab'y quick and peculiarly suited for market garden
ing The location Is one well adapted for the resi-
dance af good ply sc,an, one such having Just re-
moved from the neigh hborhood, within two miles OF
the place now offered. which was also occupied By
physician about two years ago. Distance from kich
Inond 6,. siles Apply at the office OF the Bank Of
the Commonwealth to X HOWAhD.
Refer also, to Messrs Goddin Apperson.
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- -
COAL.
scriher WOULD resnecf

IsOAL. The subscriber would respect.
u fully inform bis customers and consumcrs of
c1aL generally. that he Il receiving and preparcd
20 de.iser, the BLACK HEATH ana MIDLOTHIAN
IIJMp, HAIL and SMITHS c0AL OF Superior
haslty and at rcduced prizes. Persons wishinr 10
y in their winters su,riy viii had IL 70 their In
tsrest leave their orders with hm before the st
"a - 9teuber-
Ai.sJ~r rhe beat saalsty PHILADELPHIA RED asd
WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE ClAt, ~ reduced
,srices. LIPbCoMB
ofce on s,h street. near Mayo's Bridge.
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DELraHTr0L SHowsR Our city was
visited By delightful shower Of rain last Satur-
dsy afteinoon, which was most refreshing. though
aifaos. too late 10 beledt the fhfmers-
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- On. AoHILLss AscoLI's OGe

- Ar AID BsLow sCosr. I'VE ass
pushing our Sales to close buAness In 0ctober In
all Fancy Goods We are willing 70 make AsASy ssr
crihces. We urge the attsneon bSth q H. e1U
shall DO fully repaid by low prices fef 0o0d4 -
we prefer sacrificing them IN the hooDe, toDuetng
'A'". : VALENTINE 1 son. No. = srced 4.
An 13--lm Near Ouyltof U0unf6
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT Fulton, ILL.-A fre oc-
currei at Fulton, Sept. 1st, destroying two blocks
of buildings, including the post Office, dry goods
stores, printing Office, and several dwellings
The loss is estimated 1t 100000, on which there ID
no insurance. The fire 10 supposed to have been
the work Of an inceudisry.
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NIcB PARrY.-On Saturday night last,

NICE PARrY.-On Saturday night last,
Lieut. Wheat, of the Night Watch, aided by a suE
fcieut number OF privatss, entered the house Of
Peggy Wilson, and arrested and Gagged Leroy Day,
Annette Wilson. Adela Wilson. free negroes, aud
Beverly Fowler, siaye, for riotous and disorderly
conduct. The party, az well a. the house keeper,
will have to answer before the Mayor this morn
Ing,
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PERRY's FLAG SHIP.-The remains Of the Flag
Ship Lawrence, of Perry's Fleet, being raised
bv Capt. Van Norman with his wrecking ma
ehinery. A large portion OF the hull has been
taken up. The timber is in good condition, not.
withstanding the fact that it has laid in the water
for long series of years. Some Of the planks
and heavy timbers bear the marks of cannon balls
and are considerably shattered.
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bail STogN.-In the neighborhood Of Good
Hope, i've or six miles south OF Abingdon, Va,
there was q considerable hail storm on Wednesday
evening last Some of The hail stones we're said To
be as large a. hens eggs Corn and cabbages were
we'll riddled During the afternoon OF that day
there we're heavy rains all round Abingdon, but
not enough here to lay the dust.
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DISEASE AMONG FvwLs.-The Selma (Ala) Senti-
mel, of the 9th ult, says scourge or epidemic
has suddenly broken out among the fowls. ln
many instances the chickens show no signs OF dis.
ease until they are cleaned, when they are found
10 be A black "a coal,
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HEAvT DANAGEs.-A suit is pending in Bristol,
Eng, in which WIN. II. Magan, a member of Par.
lament, from ireland, is sned by Miss Miles for
$50 900 damages for breach of promise. The let
fers which passed between the parties we're so nu.
nerous that the plaintiff had them printed
and bound in q book.
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SwISpLs.-Notce is given that man protesting
to be "a converted jew" and . preacher, and
teachsr Of the Hebrew language, who has been
going through the country. and has lately been in
Richmond, is an impestor and . swindler.
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DiCKtORD 4 HUFFMAN'S PREMI.
~ WHEAT DRILL-with Guano A ftachment.
The mos, approved Drill now in use. 'f viii also
SOW Clay OF Cow Peas, and has Grass Feed Attach
ment il desired
CHURCH FLEMING. Sole Agents,
an Ii--im Corner Cary and 18th sts.
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UEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE,

~ &C, FOR SALE.-for the better puf suit of my
prof ssioa have determined TO remove t. the city
Of Richmond therefore offer for private sale my
RESIDENCE. on Grove street. in the town of sgd
n-y. one mile west Of Richmond. The grounds con
sist OF yard aud garden Ut two scres. with fiue
quantity OF very select Fruit Trees, and large va.
Tiets OF Flowers snd Shrubbery. The place is per
fsc fiy healthy and the neighborheod good. will
sell the house and two acres or as much more as the
purchaser may desire. fair terms, and at price
which honestly believe 10 be very lew. The pur-
chsssr can have possession at once and II he desires
It, mt Of nae 10 of land in high state of
inprovensent
The dwelling aud out hous es new and in good
Iepsir. 1 give description OF them. taking il for
granted that perseIs wishing to purchase will ex-
anime for themselves.
For inf rmatioB apply to Messrs GODDIN 4 AP-
PERSON or MARMADUKE JOHNSON.
Ill
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~ New FII1 Pl0ov koo1Iyo.-Tho
subscribers, suceessors ef EsfIL Co., II their
= : - S1kE AND WATER PloQy al
- C1M1NT ROC1INo.
now offer the same 70 the pubic NE s7s
J. IL makes one OF the very bmt end cheoDost seelD
ever usea for DWxLLIN6e. cHuRCM3s, DARne.
DEPICTS, &c. s. =
1t also makes sn invaluable KAIN1 ~ ein yoo1s,
on from leaking. ,ts.4.s.st Z
XII orders Ia city q cosnty psenpsty sstssAsd
to. ftss p CD LAke.e o.
~ County Rights in virGinia 81 ~
jy H-2m
CAufroN. - Msssrs. G. D. YALE &
co. are our only Agsats. sod ~ psresas using
ton rot st the Patent Qce. vii elable So % q
frsbis damages fsasJ MILL %.
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nr Dn. JoAx B. WAIruAEf, fAsnoe-
pathisf.) oiBers his proGssiooal ssGviess - $50
zans q RichmonA and ies vicinity. O0oe - ~ =.
sidence. on Leigh street. two doors ffc0 ~ Is
Je Idly
- On. AoHILLIs AsC0LIs 0Gee, On
Grace street, bet tweeu 7th and sth
Charge Qf Hour for tie lbgr--Aftor tAe lfeA ~,
(Aus d.. AscoL WIN b IN sttan1ance 49, -
tween / and 5, 6 heretofore, ax4 posit5sdv GlAe
otlss,. Aoar, In the day O. evening" Uh 1t-1yA
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HILL COAL II am nrena

ClAtf en- Hull IOAL --l am prep0r-
" ed TO reoeiye orders for the above Coal at IS for
iume and 81. for hal, TO be delivered when Il
sJi.s fhe eonyeaisnee OF purchasers: aud ask the
patronage Of former Customers and others who MAY
etrsese ta buy from "A d WHlTINti
OsYce near Petersburg Depot.
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Z MOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE

u o1AL.-The subscribers are new prepared Ia
They slso keep constantly on hand Red and White
asa Anthracite Coas-boih of W bch will be sold on
SIS god terms AS 1t can be purchased in the city
ossiers Ten A. their ofies Petersburg Depot
At Csst, Lishy's. corner Of 2ist aud Cary sts .
Wiil bs promptly Attended 10.
TN -
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BRILLIANT MKrsoa.-On Saturday evening me-
fsor Of remarkable briliancy passed over Louis
vile, XIV, Its nucleus was in diameter equal 70
ne hslf the apparent diameter Of the fnil moon;
"a its train attended throagh three or four de-
grees. In two Or thres seconds aitsr IT. first ap-
.earancs IL exploded, without any percepsibis re'
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EALL STOCK, 1858.
Il am now in receipt Of my stock of Fall Cloth
ing-kaye several cases open.
No lie Main 1T.
e-Any one In want of Summer Clothing, can
Il 81 great bar gains at Ian q dOODMAPS-
CTOCKS FOR SALE-3,00 Va. and T.
~ Railroad Bonds, I'd mortgage
lJoO0 Va State 6's
rs Shares Central Railroad
WANTED,
Bank of Virginia, Farmers and Exchange Bank
for which the highest market price will be rad.
CIV PURCELL co,
An a. Stock Brokers
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nrIo 1uD rsnGsu. - AflR u 1fS1
DAY % SHP111DBM Nxx4s - un6puons0.
when ea1lea upoe % disYense seoo.se ooe9s16
nens1. U1lb aAaepe h go 04k1fx .g9113 q
A1disi66 = - u1oa1 pxieo. 81 fIss9 81
the % nsss6 o1Ssa sssisss issssss1sissS'7 r Sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-06

VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAILaoAD-There has
been for some time past misunderstanding be-
tween the contractors on this road-Dorr Co.,
and the Directory. The Board of Directors met in
this place Friday last, and declared the con-
tract with Dorr Co. null and void-st the in
stance, we believe, Of the Attorney General. The
Chief Engineer, COL VIM. B. Thompson, was in
structed to receive proposals for prosecution OF
the work until the 18th inst, ut which time there
will be another meeting of the Directory. What
may be the effect of this action are unprepared
to say but many friends Of the road here are san
gune that the contract will be readily taken, and
the road pushed on to speedy and successful
comp mpletion-Atin0don (Va.) Democrat.
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NORTHERN ltE.-We are now un-
~ lossding $40 tons of superior Boston and Rock
lad Lake ICE and will sell it from vessels OF
,Gu.ts upon terms lowe than II can be purchased
In sng Southern market. Those wishing to pur-
chase by the cargo ton will please call On us at
our ice House on the Dock; (knders' burnt build
II ACE in Yirassia with hut very little loss to the
purchasers 0Siers solicited from any portion OF
fei TAfLUR d BRU.
lp
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VIoLnur AseAuLr.-An intemperate
ms.. knovu u Thomas Clement WAS arraisnsd bs.
1ors sAe Mayor last Saturday g ausver the charge
IT. ca inss. but oUtng 70 The critical condition
q ne woz.an, tbs Investigation was sdjcurnsd
until te-day.
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- GOAL The subscriber, dealer In the above
GOALS, esul3 say that he has and will keep on
hsn1, tie best white and red Ash Philadelphia Coal
AMI lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
Aars. and Souid ask has friends and customers to
call nroa him before giving others orders on the
pretence Of their selling Coal lower, being deter
macd g sell coal rs low any dealer In the city
who will " Ugh las Coal. All he asks Ia u call TO
satisfy them PC LARUS, n Main st.
OR office on the Dock, between I7th and 18th.
trs s-=tQ
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The Executive Committee have appointed the
9th, 2Ssh, and 2oth Of October next, for holding
'ths Nansemond. Va, Agricultural Tair."
CoHxscrIcuf ToBAcco CanR.-Ths hasvsstiag u
the tobacco crop has been commenced IN Connec'
tieat The average yied pr acre y said - -
1900 lbs.
The Atlantic and 0rsAk Western Railway q
Ohio and Rsunsylsaaia has negotiated loan -
Engiand oS thrss uillioes - dollars.
Raleigh, n. 9, is y b lighted viii ~ IN No
yembsr nsxt.
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Furthsr Particulars ent OF
ting, &C.
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A NTHRACITE AND VIRaINIA LuNp

ELOVER HILL CUAL.-fhe undersiun-
~ cd is prepared 50 furnish CLOVER HILL COAL
st the loves, market price. throughout the season
~ S-ts III GIBSON
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TIE HONEY Crop IN ILLINoIs--The Peoria, ILL.,,
Transcript remarks that among the peculiar Incl
dents connected with the present season is the
fact that the bees have not increased No hive in
that section has swarmed. This is attributed to
the wet weather, which has deprived them of
their usual pasturage, and iu many places they
merely sustained life by having access to cuItiva
ted flowers Large numbers are supposed to have
died through actual starvation. Blossoms on the
bottoms aud low grounds have been almost en-
tirely destroyed; those on the trees were washed
off by the rains or blasted while in only a very
few instances has the wild cultivated rose come
to perfection. Under these circumstances the
yield Of honey is likely to be very small.
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EJk pALE--At 3 low price, SHOW
y aASE, az taea long fset inch III Width. lset
iachsu Il hs4ght~ ~sIsan I'll round. ...
jyk-ts Ny1R1 = JAhhk1
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PULLIna 4 STlIsa. a.-Last Saturday

oAAAho CT1kN6---L49E 63tuf0oy
nsrning, Nicholas Filligar was arrsigned before
the Mayor to answer the charge OF dsffauiina and
cheating William D. James, while ct play with
cards, on the ID inst, in the house OF William
Striug, on franklin street. James and friend, il
seems, stepped into Strings to take smile, and
while there bundle Of spotted boards were intro
duced, and the prisoner and James sat down to q
game Of bluff. After the papers hsd been dealt
few times, James went in on pair Of trays. his
competitor, holding pair Of fyes, overrun him,
and James coming back with his sinners, was
called and beaten for SIS. Going in so strong on
such feeble pair, added to the fact that the trays
aud fives were out the hand before, induced James
to believe that bottom deal, stock or raise, had
been pracsieed on him, and he therefore made
complaint to the Mayor aud had Filligar arrested.
His Honor did NOT think the prosf sufficiently
strong to justify him in sending diligiu on for
fraud and cheating, but fined String, the keeper of
the house, $40 for selling liquor without license,
and held the accused and complainant to bail, TO
answer an indictment by the next Grand Jury for
unlawful gaming in place Of public ressrt.
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SoRGHo SYRUP.-The North Carolina papers are
noticing molasses, 1.-The first of the season." from
the Chinesa sugar cane. The editor of the Seguin
(Texas) Mercury, says there is great deal of the
cane growing in that State, and many mills en-
gagged grinding it out. He adds:
In San Marcas, the mill has already turned out
juice, from which about four hundred gallons of
syrup has been made. We saw large pile Of the
cane lying at the mill, and met several wagons la.
den with. the cane, going there. great deal will
be saved to this country by the culture OF Sorgho
as it will be necessary hereafter to import but lit
tie molasses,
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Hay AND OATS lin bales)
~ Ship Stnff Brown stuff
Screenings; Bran De For sale by
au0 Y MCCARTHY 4 SON.
MONTGOMERY PREMIUM AN
AVA MILLS-In store and for sale by
CHURCH FLEMING,
an iI-im Corner Cary and 18th sts.
NU0ARS. $50 barrels Extra G Sugar
oi0o barrels Yellow Coffee Sugar 90 barrels Circle
A Coffee ssgar. so barrels Crushed. Powdered and
aa is-im LEWIS N. WEBB 4 CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-13
southern PACING RaiIrond.

The New Orleans Crescent, OF the 9Th inst,
announces that Judge FRAZER, OF the Harris
son County District Court, in session In the
town of Marshall, Texas, "a has decided that
the sale under the deed Of trust, on the End
of Juae, of the property, rights and franchises
of the old Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
was legal and binding, and that the new Com
pany have been put in formal possession OF
course an appeal will be taken, and the case
carried up to the Supreme Court for final de-
termination. An early decision of this i'm
portant question will be looked for with alb
sorbing interest, not only in our sister State
but throughout the country, North as well as
South. -a....
1.-THE case, we understand, was very ably
argued. some of the first lawyers in Texas APP
p,aring on each side. The trial lasted several
days, the Judge having concluded TO allow
sufficient latitude to admit of a concise history
of the enterprise from its inception up to the
present moment. This we are disposed to re-
gard as jndicious. although it must have in
volved large amount of time and labor.
However, we shall be enabled TO judge better
when the Harrison Journals reach us. until
which period we shall forbear pressing any
thing like extended comment"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-13
: Cen. walker more Dennite.

Gen. William Walker visited Columbus,
Miss, few days since, and was enthusias-
tically received there. In his speech to the
citizens, he more distinctly and emphatically
referred TO the filibustering proposition made
to him by the Administration-which Judge
Campbell bad refused TO allow him to prove
or even allude to? A correspondent of the
Mobile Mercury gives the following report of
General Walkers speech:
lone part of the Generals address told
with deadly effect on his enemies. He stated
and assured the audience that positive evil
dence was at hand, within his control and
reach, that Mr.. Buchanan, while, for political
purposes of his own, charging him with high
political crimes, with piracy and outlawry.
was himself the culprit, and through his Sec
rotary of War sent an ambassador to him,
saying that il he would forego the Nicaraguan
enterprise and engage in the service of Mexico,
and while in tina. service do some act, such as
tearing down the flag of Spain. rendering a
war between Spain ard Mexico inevitable, he
(Walker) would receive the countenance and
support of the Administration. sr
seen. Walker said this proposition was re-
ceived with contempt, and he assured his
hearers that If he bad been actuated 10y the
baser motives of public men, the Administra-
uon, IN its anxiety TO crush slavery In central
America, bad disgraced itself, the country and
mankind. by endeavorng to make him an
instrument in fomenting war between two
powers now at peace. With the fervor aud
fire of the truest and most elevated patriotism
he declared that, as all his misfortunes had
commenced in Nicaragua from the establish
ment of slavery in that region, he would con-
slime faithful to his native South, and he
called on the brave and the true in the land
to give him their sympathy and support.
lyon can imagine how such disclosure,
and the accompanying appeal was received.
5cOrn for the Pauldings and their secret
instructions, was lost in admiration for the
gallant bearing of General Walker throughout
this humiliating business-enemies became
friends and here, at least, the cause of Mic
,ragua is now in the ascendant"