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Henry Leifh,

No. ITO CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made TO order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT. All kinds Of PLAIN and ORNA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the best style. myls 2ply
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Selling or at CosG

Selling or at CosG
Ice AND III PoYDRAS STREET.
In consequence OF being rebuilt month we win
sell our whole stock Of
Mems, Boys and Youths Clothing,
HATS AND CAPS, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, etc.,
AT FIRST COST
Therefore is your time If you wish save money
Come one, come all
D. MOORE & CO.,
lell 2pjyl l69 and III Poydras street
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uac Sufatne 3 Co.'s

CHAMPAGNE.
n5- Orders taken by Mr.. A. MAURICE, at sosTHENE
THOMAS co.'s, Nos Grsyier street. nysi aplm
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Fss.stius.s Ft-areroonss
Carpet W-arehouse,

No. 10 CHARITIES STREET.
oae5 q .he lowest market prices. MATTING5on rolls
White, Checked and Fancy. FLOOR OIL. CLOTH-Of all
widths styles and qualities CARPETINQA large assort-
ent o. kinds received direct from English
mannfactoes Table Covers Crumb Cloths Rugs Window
Shades Hair Cloth, Mats for cash approved paper
jei4 2p6t A. BROUSSEAU u co.
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Notice.
The advertiser begs leave inform hts friends pub
lie that be has resumed the BoTTLING BUSINESS Old
Stand, Nos 10 and 2l Benvlle street. where he will keep
full assortment of PORTER ALE CIDER of the very
best quality
Also, superior article Of DRAUGHT ALE and CIDER,
LAGER BEER, CoRRs. BOTTLES, ETC., etc.
p8-Famies supplied with u article.
N. MARACHE,
jalT 2p6t Nos 10 and p Bienyille street
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N. b. GoinsDear Sir: take pleasure stating that some
four months when suffering with Chills Fever which
had stuck for several months induced try
Of your "Kaperapenm just before chill expected
such the effect II had upon determined upon
giving fair trial and bought bottle and took according
to directions The result was before had half finished
the bottle chls had e and have returned
In the enjoyment Of perfect health having
peseneed Of The effects of qunine other drug usually put
in medicines such Diseases eheerully recommend
the "kaperlapeum" to all who are afflicted like WAS
Your friend.
WILLIAM A. GIBSON.
New Orleans January go 1858.
Mr. Gons-Dear Sir: know not how inform you the
wonderful change your 'Kaperapeum made in me- For
eight years and four months suffered the falling Of the
womb and had several Of the ply scians Of this
city who finally thought hopeless refused to do
anything for me- when my found you on the old
steamboat Southern Belle and purchased bottle Of your tonic
50 justly celebrated hair tonic among the
the city really ta must be Of divine origin
can hardly realize great change
life than do this moment That poor
as may tonic my fervent prayer
MARY SIMS,
Sc Heyia street,
New Orleans.
New Orleans. March 49, 1858.
have used Coins Kaperapeum for chills fever and
has cured entirely believe will everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH
New Orleans.
New Orleans March 49, 1853.
Mr.. GOns have been using your "Kaperapeum', for
hstuls that suffered years hay
ing during that time been operated upon by Johnson ST.
Louis without success have been induced Ka
perlapeum and must confess with perfect satisfaction
from its beneficial results anticipate a speedy cure,
AMOS HI ,HToWER
Cont street, near Robinson street,
ms 2pt New Orleans.
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Cork Jacket Lifs Presergers.

ONE HUNDRED of these superior to all others ever In
vented, II ismpossble sink with on No family tray
cling ia these dangerous should be without them For
sale by
TODD CO.,
No. 40 Canal street, near Royal
jelS 2p3t Touro Buildings.
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Y. .MaIlas.d.

II. .uaIiard,
u ROYAL sTREET~........so BIEsvILLE STREET.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
The undersigned being DESTROYS Of disposing large
stock informs his friends that he viii great reduction
very extensive selection of FURNITURE manufactured in
his own establishment Also Looking Glasses Mating Lamps
Clocks Bronzes Chinaware and Crystal Plated Ware etc.
ss- Being about 10 leave for France parties desire him
to make Purchases for them will please orders
soon as possible.
my24 2plm p. MALLARD.
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.FesU Sharing Saloon.
N. B. COINS,
Who for the past years. has been at the head OF
the profession in this city respectfully inform his old
friends and customers that be has opened New
No. IA Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post-Oface,
Which he them, will every way worthy Of their
patronage From bis long experience city he attsrs
himself that he thoroughly requirements Of
the public and will his meet the apuroba
ion of all who favor him with custom As he has made
arrangements with number Of very best BARRIERS in the
Southwest customers assured that they will
tended to with skill promptness and dispatch all and
at all hours
N. B. COINS,
No. IA Exchange Place,
ms 2pu Opposite the PostOnfce.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFfCATES.
Enclose the money sddesa for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by nrs mail
Purchasers have tickets ending In nsurethey may
designate.
Thels Of drawn Numbers and Prizee will be sent 10
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
HPuchaser will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Once County and State
n5-Remenber that every Prize drawn and payable 10
fall, without deduction.
ALI communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either
Swan Co.. Augusta, Ga,
sAML SWAN 4 CO., Box SO s. Post oface,
1okW Navv crtaan.
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sa-Noticc-The public are hereby Ia formed
that this the last month for paying their
tate Slaves, Capital Income Personal Property without
suit or COSTS xPaye respectfully invited TO come for
ward and pay their bills.
laao .I IN, 1,r....r.x.
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W'aN Paperl W-au I.aper.

BAUMBACH 4 EVERS,
W -foLEsALE AND RETAIL FALERsIN
Trench and american Paper Hangings.
BORDERS, CORNERS OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety,
No. "A EXCHANGE PLACE, opposite the Post once.
Particular attenton paid all work in their line aa2s ,ply
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WILLIAM A. GIBSON.

New Orleans March Is, 1853.
have used Goins KaperIapeum for chs fever and
has cured eHely believe will when everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH
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Read This !!
NEw oKlEAEs. August II, lss7.

va aply sos Agsnl. IN te Unlta salss a. Ia Psr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

man with little money and less character You Of
know tbe Kinney blown bubble has burst up and that his
nineteen associates died either from want and ntemper
spoe OF are as wanderers driven the face of the
earth What lesson 10 the public not TO be entrapped
by TIE flaming, catch gudgeon announcements Of Wall
street heartless speculators The great man" in
Panama.
letter Was received this week from Granada, dated
q December (the mail arriving here from the interior
the 18th l4th Of each month"; and leaving the
rival of the English steamer the 16th), ffsm which
am permitted 70 make the following extract
''The of the overthrow OF the Walker expedition
has been received here with great demonstrations Of joy
and the treaty bcoeen the United States government and
frisdrri is very fdroroby received, and wiu be wrey
ratified in three four days at farest There seems 10
he great probability that Vanderbilt whose agents,
Webster and Allen, are here will get the Transit"
Since then Webster has gone TO San Jose Others as.
set mos, positively that vAnderbits agents do
thing, ana are entirely defeated.
POSTSCRIPT.
The Costa Rcan mail has just arrived, bringing intel
lgence Of tie ratification of the treaty ,oih the United
States and the rejection Of the treaty nth Costa Rca the
last clauses being specially objected TO- This may lead
ultimately to the declaration Of between both
tries ut presen has engendered considerable bad feel
ing, Costa RIGA believing herself to have been duped,
wronged and nsultcd by the Nicaragua has pur
sued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

Sands, who took Col Anderson and bis party, ordering
them 70 be sold FOR the benefit Of the proper owners
ynder these Circumstances Mr. Perry applied TO the Colo
mel honorable gentleman, for the return Of the
money paid and property given; but the Colonel
irs the light refused point blank to fork over.
How tbs sale could be fast aeocmps while the Colonel
vhs prisoner Of war, without the knowledge and
~ tbee In whose custody he then of those
er,.csblc results which battles my investigation.
oo N those "paper made great observation-disclosures
rec tsralors leaders, or whatever else you call them
VII sfew years ago made great spIurge in type, the
Nose sho led hundreds Of worked eu,erprising
and deserving men from the pent up. sweterng and in
dusy crushing cities OF the United states 70 this land
OF promie overso~ns the Interested psnegyrise and
correspondents represented with milk and hcoey"-hss
90 tce,lx so&lsrva wi Of existence, cad Ieil Is C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-26

\ WORD ~ SEAs1y n Orr fgtEVps.-fh
p',pI" in ths FREE s1,t'> are crafty excited
by the aspect Of tho kansls cas-, and ara
making ncessaut calls upon their Represen-
tyes for copies of speeches upon political
topic This is a good 81 "a M the rsppIe
should ree,ll9c, that tAe't Representatives,
are obliged t, bly all the speeches they
circulate, and aI.a5u,o oae speech costs
but little the great numb,r e4ilai Tor cost
n good deal In addition to ths labor Of
directing anil irAakias, tha HnrabieHn
members are willing TO pay money literally
for Tho circulation Of political documents,
and many of them rally d, pa; mora in
that way tian they can tjFtftl to pay.
II wa want speeches, aud unable to riy
for them, Your Keprt~ umtigc7 will furnish
them ch"rrEully. Et 1T those who en-
pay, 10 81 and let those who can. send
money not ouly for the speeches they want
themselves, bat for speeches l. b. furnished
zr4tli,,asly 70 Others By Il littl' concert
u action, and by i contribution to sm1Il
t. be felt if it is only made sufficiently gsn-
raj, the hlnls Of y,ur Representatives, will
b, strengthened ora good werN,
VIII our Republican exchanges n,tir3
this suggestion '-RcpH5ie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-26
A Beck for the lliliion!

lyJust published by FRosRnsN s Co. Book seller. and
Satnnrs, No. - Court Street Boston, Brief Treatise of
i pages Diseases OF the SXtn system both
their symptoms aud treatmcn-prcpar by physi-
clan of the "Bostnn Eclectic HIsptan This work also
contains scorclhg exposure of the deception aud i'm
posture pr1cced by advertising quacks with u cir
nan sad lptaen. sold By periodical aers ge morally
sui BY m the RECEIPT Of hrtc postage sLl mps.-
Ajlrs.. Boz 1902 Boston Pos.-lfdce. bj
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-26
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicit 1r of Patents
LAra iGgSr o. L. $. patent of.'er, WASHING
TOW uxpEn TIE Act OF lS3i.l

LAra iGeSr o. L. 8. patent of.'teE, WASHING
uxpEn rnE Acr OF 1871
: STATE ST, opposite kiByA., B'ston.
4 fIltH an extensive practice of 1p-
wards Of twenty years, continues to secure
Patents in the United states; also in Great Brit
ain aid other fureign countries. Caveats, Specii-
actions, Assignments, and all Papers OF Drawings
Tor Patents, executed on liberal terms, and with
dispatch. Researches made into American or For
ign works, to determine tn. a!idity of Patents
or lnycutions-and legal or other advice rendered
Ia oil matters touching the same Copies of the
Claims oi any Patent rcmittiag 0Au Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New Eng
lald, but through it inventors hayo advantages Tor
seerr'g nateuts 80 ascsrtaining the pat-ntability
i..,e tt sed by, if net nnlea sara-
.lr supp, IT, Lur which can be offered them
t~57''.r-' t'7 "4enonials below given prove
sCCESSFtL At TIE PA
=. u. to subscriber and as ste
',,s ei,5oF OF ADVANTAGES
iu!d add that he has abun-
ID can prove, that no 9th
argos for professional ser
immense practice Of the
years past, has enabled
As, collection Of spccifca-
=}ons relative to patents
offensive library Of legal and
~, and full account. of patents
. eA..eI states and Europe, render
beyond question, to oder superior tacil-
obtaining patents.
necessity ofl journey to Washington, to pro-
fa patent, and tie usual great delay there, arc
he saved inYcatIIs.
TESTIMONIALS
g During the time occupied .fs Office Of Com
missioner uf Patents, Il. II. EIdy, Esq. al Eos
ton, did business at the Patent OTcc az Solicitor
procuring patents, There were few, If any,
fersors ACTIN. IN thai capacity, who had 40 much
usine* before the Patclt Office and there were
Eone who conducted IL 9TH nioge skill fidelity and
success regard Mr.. Eddy as one of tho best in
formed and most iliai Patent Solicitors in tho
United States, and have no hesitation in assuring
inventors t.i.t tae% cannot eLl:t,y7 person moro
competent AMI trustworthy, aid more capable Of
putting their appiit tiofs ii a form to secure for
theln an carly and favorable consideration at tho
Patent O2ico EDMUND BURKE.
l. 30 Commissioner Of Patents"
From the present Commissioned
-" AuGtsr Il, lsb5.--During the time havo
held the ollce Of Commissioner of Patents r. H.
Eddy, Esq, Of Boston, has been extensively en-
gAgciin tie transaction Of business with the Office
As solicitor. lilo is thoroughly acquainted with
tho law, and the rules .. practice OF the Office
regard him If II. ca,atie anil successful
practictiuncrs with whom have had official inter-
saursr. ClfAS. MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
Boston. Jan !. l5jS.-J0-ly
gSOOk. JOB. GARD AND FANCY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-26

The New Liquor Bill contains thirty
! three sections The first section prohlb
! it, the sale, same as sect. /, of the law
iofl,jG.
Tle second section prohibits the man
'ur,etaeo OF Spirits lar IN. wiul sale. 1t
ialases The manufacturer TO SCH 20
authorized Agents.
The third section subject the manufac-
tnrcr who shall iolate the law by selling
to persons not authar;lsd agents, to
pentlty of one thousand dollars. 1t also
prohibits tho expectation.
Sec. !, allows the sale OF liz =
imported under the revenue laws of the
United States, AMI allows the sale of
cijer and wine from fruit growa in the
State ! for sacramento uses.
Sart jProgides for tha appointment
q Agents.
Sect. 6, provides For Agent bond AMI
tescr!b's its nstnr'.
Sect. !, provides penalties for unlaw-
fgl slla, same as in the law of 1858.
Scot. 3, relates to common sellers
punishment same rs in law of 1853
Set. 10. relates to drinking houses
and tiP2I:ny shops. taken from law OF
1855.
Sect. II, provide, for an action at law
against tn person selling. in behalf Of
persons jajf.vel by sach sale.
SECT, l., prohibits the keeping If
In tors vita intcas to sci. contrary to
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-26
HIGH SCHOOL.

E'HE next Quarter Of the High Sch DOL
will commence Monday, March lst, un-
der the tuition OF :. Cr,n1, To cpntinue eleven
weeks It Is very desirable that tho.c who wish
e. attend the schecI should he present vt the be-
siOiG; of she term, as classes will then be form
Ell beginning Latin, French and ether studies ard
tho books can then he procured with
much less trouble than at later day Tui-
ton $50.
Ellsworth, Feb 25th lS:s lv5
A nMINiSr iATOES NurtC t..-r,rspliai property lee
longing To- the c-t8t. 81 iir.ry jones, deceased
81 horse etsur wagon, sl.i H. two
p.e,. ilu llus- hold firiitrr, i e,risty u other
4r.,-s will b. sold public stt' saturday the tEr
teeulit day 81; March AZ O'Clock r VI on Main
stree, Ellsworth GO. PAliCHEE, Adm.
lrf,ltArl,ss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-26

The Watcrviile Mail says that in tho
California Legislature are Gen. Simous.
Samuel Soulc, Cyrus Palmer. aal Caleb
b.roank-all Maize men. from the Ken
nebae region, and, as might be cxpeetel &,
vii Republicans,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-26

NEW BEnraRp. Mns- July IS. lsT LAWN" Just rs'uuea
fof ,I,lt 10 ftanfnpuaHi take pf"sFe 10 setting Ia
think ii place ir'ef ~ tifnlhs district i#f
been IN Western this sniing, bot $40 nothing 10
Nr. A uulnbsr q persons have ea"d Hpch Hr @u'' my
rg.trl gong iher. hts r. 50 'r Hs
inef business v a.. ar.l 10 leave hrtr fents s.
~ wy. ). MY tR.'
or Descriptive PAMPHLETS. PLANS. Sc, 81 hs's
Land, may be sean BusiBsst Ocs OF tfa pa Or
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
q r. a N D
SOCIAL BALL !
AT
WRITINGS Hail.,

IN n. eeep,pg Of re JoerA Il N'ret
Al are i.sA (, attead. Tickets LOO per e5a.
rlc To be had At NJ Ilales Bookstore.
Ell.m.rtl Lll. .lt.L. IS.
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DIED.

In tbs town, Feb 10. Of consumption, Alb
~ u, Michael sargent, a,al lG years,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-26
500 EARNS For SALE,
IL MILD r.-1
Isir,e1stI., nd S., S..I.1%.
E4Ht go, arNr", toc,t'o', "a l. :, .-e...s
e. = - 49, within --'ss3-.ts' -

M, ~ ~. 'L'MAArE' ~: ~
Il = - -----s-=e' wittiH +-77sss's' -"'''f
oNE aoe.ss alnr - ! rIT'itfffnaara'h "a, BY
PMS rRACroF i.tNp {. M. rouneefe,i With rfda'r
1T, s', + n51t XII ~. ., t. - atai,srf. II h..
,lSa IN the Inn r fsr u e .nSe "a, Il 'n'
rfoseHlrnt afe made r'y7'r IA 49, nGntaA ~ gn-rs
I,s, Per .sre, p,sa'- ton 80 GO re- .5n.' r.oiis
Dr>e R,prIoN or TIE I.Sp.
It ]. va-'oo, g qnhty ffom light superior tfgeNins
9al,y f., -feai s,ss, corn Some p.;"r. ay
t ,t s; If Ia md llf,io 4 . ' @
land heavy e,H,trr .t7,'. eAl,d eisy SOL ss
.,a6s W1,, u. bagS On che.aui l'as"rs .Si Y-5a
over owe. Fat & stt t,,sni az e.ss ~ tie l a.
At icy hiiy eIat",e 60 b beasi ;' een etio" >"n'
tract, T' ,efs.e' roard TO be .up.t a,sl "a "sh
me.s 'fa7s The country IL un'.la';ei ii ~ he.'ht.
81 q cue Ever, 9s.nf stngy n9 ~ . - ..'.l
sd ,e ir4e, III Lac.
- a. 1.ar - s-e4t rilalcpaa al Ne. y n,.rkrt,
- a. ~ .'gs az. stc@5 ' .tas son.,
' .ai tSsi t, S seia {! 49, a4
q ha n,sf,s - be i.aa at W. rsfa q. ~
ION, & s n ,.aa,i. Of in,-. =, a 5@Ei ara up6eS,y
Gdre al 1c,vnd5 tesc ~ hu,ees, At TIE .e.eH.
tlarst& pfe-s, certain and prUHta,e as farming.
Re f., rts. AMI Warranty beds gwen.
Iafe ps should prepared t. nlaSe ;fi- phvunrn,
/, ,-urr ..e4,.5as. IN, iustaimeni -
l PORTION, sld be sent BY letter, aud usths,e
secured,
TOWN LOTS also FOR sale for from 81 to Is dn'a,..
Eu#te 70 liAalaa7ton The Railroad trims ig're n .1t
psa tslre -i.s. issye steel Al NJ aud
llplnmaHt,u -inton- When thste e7't#" itf te
A. u The I0.a at!s frou3 TIC kA,'fana - D..
ls.eriptve Pamphlets and AL isfrusion can ~ 80 -
n. COZ GIlIIN Agent 80 south lLlru set teaN Htt
1T IN .a, tea of JOHN sItits, Agent 81 EeisrSe
s,tt b-.;,l. LeIt.s " nqui;J sHg'1.H9 ,+i'ac '-H
tr445ssi, -nsSeEgi'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-02
Later from California.

The steamship Northern Liyht from Aspin.
wall 10Th inst, arrived Mt New York On Sunday
evening. with the California mails of the 9th.
$50 passengers and irine over twu millions OF
dollars in specie. The Golden Age brought
down 10 Panama $50 passengers and S2.47S,000
III treasure.
Gen. Walker is a passenger by this steamer.
The |. ; , flag ship Wabash arrived at Aspn-
wall on the 9Th with Gen. Walker on board.
aud all The arms and ammunition captured at
San Juan del Noitc On the 4th, Furt Castillo
and the Steamers La VIRGIN, Boli,er G.. Nor
gan aud Ogden were taken by Col. Anderson
aud so men. On he sh, Gen. Walker and alt
his men surrendered prisoners of to Com
modore Pauldinr. On tho I9'h 'lir oaratu-a
sailed from San Juan for Noriu k With so men
Of Walkers army Gen Walker was himself
sent 10 New York on parole. Capt. tngle of
the Wabash also comes by this steamer as a
hearcr OF dispatches
The Panama Herald states that the Wabash
landed three hundred and fifty men and capur
cd Walker. The L. s steamer Fulton and
British ship Brunswick were at San Juan. The
Decatur was al Panama.
General Martinez had been elected president
of Nicaragua and was inauguraied November
18th. Active preparations had been made for
an energetic war on Costa Rica, which power
has manifested desire TO arrange matters Costa
l,ica had s,nt four hundred men against Col
Anderson who was still at castillo. lie had
three months provisions, SIX pieces Of artillery
which lie captured from the Costa Rcaus with
abundance Of ammunition The Transit steam
ers had been turned over bv Walker to Garri-
son x Morgan, but the C. Morgan, the only one
which came down the river was seized by com
modore Paulding and put in charge Of the Amer
lean cons Il at Grcytown.
The news from California is unimportant ex-
cept as to the mining interest Heavy rains had
fallen in the interior, revving trade and impart
ing new visor TO mining operations. The hnan-
cia condition of California was improving. There
were over onc hundred thousand dollars in the
state treasury. Two respectable citizens Of Stan
isaus county, Arson Bird ana Mr. Robinson.
rora had cleared for China with 600 Chinese pas.
sengers. The L 5 branch mint at San Fran.
cisco was re-opcned on the 23l of November
AMI was doing heavy business.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-02
The Administration on Fillibusterism.

Our readers can scarcely have forgotten the
decided language of that portion of the Pres
dents Message relating TO incursions into the
territories of nations with whom We are al
peace, and in condemnation OF those engaged il
getting up these unlawful expeditions. It's tone
was manly and decided.
The escape of Walker from New Orleans
and from the meagrc bail demanded by the poy.
eminent attorney for his appearance To answer
10 grave charges of fllibusierism, measnrably
dampened the applause which echoed back the
sentiments Of the message. But the prompt
removal OF the inefficient officer who conducted
Inc prosecution on the part Of the United States
served to some extent in restoring public conf
dence IN the sincerity of the administration.
General Walker effected landing al Punta
Arenas in Nicarauga with two or three hun
dred followers, and directly under the guns Of
the Saratoga, United States man-o(.war, sta
'ohed there Tor the express purpose of seeing
mat our laws were not infracted The Can.
tain of that vessel was in consequence of his
negligence ordered home. The next news Crom
'na' quarter was that Commodore Paulding, the
commander OF the squadron on that coast, had
arrived assumed the command, sent force on
shore, captured Walker, and sent him home a,
prisoner. "Now," said the faithful followers
OF buchanan, "you see that the President means
what he says The country appauded the
act OF the gallant Commodore so much in com
sonancy with the expressed will of our gov
ernmeni' OF course the administration would
commend this spirited conduct.
II seems that ''of course the administration
Will do no such thing. The Commodore will
be lucky If he escapes a court-martial. while
walker, the murderer and robber on a more
magnificent scale than that for which b.,ter
men swing has been discharged from custody
and allowed 10 go scot free
ouch Is the practical commentary the admin.
s'ra'lon put upon the virtuons plantations of
inc message. 1t is on par with the difference
between the preaching and practice of the ad-
minlslTaiion in relation tn Kansas. The tvo
combined beautifully illustrate the wide diversi.
'y between true democracy and democratic nroc.
tees