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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
Contemplate Bribery Proposed
1he President Writes to Bill
English.

English.
The New Albany Tribune publishes the
following letter from Mr. Buchanan to
Bill English, received by the latter few
days prior to TIE Congressional Conven-
ton in his District, aud doubtless used
by him to facilitate his nomination;
WAsmNoroN, July 95. 1853.
Ion IPa H. Eaglish.
DEAR SIR;--Aware that the Conven.
ton for nominating \ Democratic candi-
date for Congress in your District, will
convene in few days, cannot refrain
from expressing the hope that you may
be the unanimous nominee Of the Con-
veptiou. II 1 lived in your District and
had a thousand votes you should have
them all. Occupying the position you
do consider il essential that you should
succeed in obtaining the nomination. A
failure in this would be regarded by me
as rebuke Of my Administration. There
may be some aspirant or sspirants for the
position In your way. IL SO you may say
70 them thar by giving you a clear track
they will gain my favor and may expect
70 DO provided for IN a suitable manner
II nominated will throw as much assis-
lance into your district IS you may de-
sire.
Our friend Hughes. ! see has hard
row 70 hoe. He viii DO literally sus.
tained, OF this you may rest assured
Your friend, JAMS BUCHANAN.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
REMEMBER,

The Republican County Convention
comes off next Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, and tho Congressional Convention
meets at Forest on Wednesday. Let
eyerY deIegale attend.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
Coy. Chnse az no.tnn .

BosroN. Aug. lO.-Gov. Chase. Of
Ohio, received complimentary dinner at
the Parker House, yesterday, from the
leading Republicans. Gov. Banks presi-
ded.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
Hon. I'd. Wade Re.Nominated.

CLEvKLAND, Aug. 6.--Hon. Edward
Wade was re-nominated by The Republi-
cans Of the 18th Congressional District,
yesterday, unanimously.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
Drnronp. IA, Aur. 8.

DEnFORD, Ta,l Aug, .,
To Cyrus w Field, Trinity Bay;
My DEAR Sra-I congratulate you with
all my heart on the success OF the great
enterprise with which your name is hon
orably connected. Under the blessing Of
Divine Providence, l trust it may prove
instrumental in promoting perpetual peace
and friendship between tho kindred ma
tons. l have not yet received the
Queeu's dispatch.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAS. BUCHANAN.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

RTMaj. John Zane, the Postmaster at
MarLiusvillo, Belmont county, opposite
Wheeling, died very suddenly on Mon
day. He had gone to the railroad depot
to get the mail and on returning dropped
dead in the street.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
The Tlrst pespatoh al Last.

The following dispatches are SAID to
have been exchanged to-day by the Queen
and President Buchanan. but We do not
well see how Il was possible. as our Hal.
flax correspondent informs US that no des-
patches can be transmitted for several
days;
WINDsOR CAsrLR. August6, 1853.
PREsInESF BuoHANAN-Dear Sir: AS
you win not permit me TO ''visit' you, al
low me 10 drop you limo.
Faithfully yours.
YIoToRiA REGINA.
REPLY or PRGsmENr BUCHANAN TO TnE
QUEEN,
WASHINGTON, August @, 1883.
Ny Dear Madam; Ii is my mpies.
sion that you have dropped enough Of
your line already, and that you are raa.
ming the thing into the ground.
Yours, faithfully,
JA:Es BUcHASAE,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

RErHon. Tom Corwin made a whaling
Republican speech az Morrow on Friday
last.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
A Gard from DIR. James NJ. Jarrett,
of the New York Lung Infrmary.

MY connection for the mast eight yoar with the above
Nl Institution, as Chief Physeiaa, and twelve Year,
course Of steady devotion the Of Pulmonary Con-
sumption and s Kindred diseases, together with my uur.
vailed opportunities and advaninge Of pathological research
aided not little BY perfect system Of Medical Inhaa
ton-as enabled 10 arrive decisive direct and
ossnl Of treatment for the positive and raoalctre
BY inhalation, the vapoF and curative powers Of The med
cnes directly addressed TO the diseased organs and o
ntegumenl do not advise The o. Medical Inhalation
Of any kind 10 the exclusion OF general eatment aud al
though consider a useful ainant IN the rrop,T
agement Of those fearful and oen fatal diseases yet
deem Il very necessary that each patient should have the
benefit OF both general and local The ssof
treatment 10 the above diseases ahd the high character
Of the Institution over which have long had die homer
preside well known 20 need euoingy eonment
from Al the solicitation Of many private and pToie
slona friends, through whose philantopo aid tho above
charity has been long and beHy supported, and u(tr
due confederation have concluded 10 make such arrange
will bring the benefits Of my experience and
treatment within the reach Of ALL aad not eonfne myself
heretofore those only who entered the lnhnafy, who
able 70 visit Al my Office. Hoping therefore hat
the arrangement viii give entire satsfacon, both 70 nv
prole brethren and the pnbo, wOnd respectfully
Ia conclusion, that be consulted per
sonay by letter. on all diseases a. above, and that tho
medicines the same as used In the Instuon prepared
suit each individual case, nhang vapors Medical lnhal
&o &C.. viii be forwarded by express to any pau Of
the United States or The Canadas. IEnNs-My terms OF
treatment by letter follows, vzi si2 PET monh for
each patient which vii include medicine sufficient for
months also lnhaling vapor, and lnhalng appa.
Payment olowsi soto be pa 20 Express Agent
receipt Of the box Of Medicine, and o bauce, 30,
the expiration OF the month"; III the patient he curod
entirely satisfied with che treatment Patients, BY giving
full history OF their case and their symptoms IN flh
be treated well by letter by personal examnAlon
Patients ayAiling themselves OF De- Jaucut treatment may
rely upon immediate and permanent relief u he seldom has
to tcat thirty days. Letters for advice prompt.
JAMES N. JARRETT, NJ. D.,
. No. $50 BIoadway, cor. Twelfth ST., N. Y.
r. P.SPhycians and Others vstiugt The cify respect.
fully invited to call at te ndnnny, where many interest
rHi' for the Inhalation Of mediealsd vupor Be and
inspseied. aug66m.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

EUW. B. McOarty Of Ashland. ran
ting Know Nothing Of the "spread eagle"
kind aud candidate for Attorney General,
on tho H. N, state ticket, in 1856. was
one Of the loading spirits at tho late Dem.
oeratio State Conyontioni tho same con-
yention that nominated Durbin Ward, an
oder notorious K. ~. for Attorney Gen
eral.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

R1-Hon. N. H. Nichols Of Allen Co.
has been renominated for Congress. by
the Republicans Of the 4shDistrict.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

~ Hon. suudown Cox has been re-
pomiuab8d for Congress IN the Columbus
District.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

Rg-c, D, Martin Of Fairfield Co. has
been nominated FOR Congress, by tho Do.
mocracy Of the eleventh District.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
nrrunlIcAN srArE rIoKEr.
REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY CONVENTION,

The Republicans Of Seneca County arc re-
quested to meet, in thcir respective townships
At the usual places Of holding elections on
Saturday, August l4th, 1853
OF 9 O'Clock r. NJ TO select delegates 70 attend
County Convention, to be held at the Court
House In rfin, on
Tuesday, August 18th,
At % o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominat-
log
One Caniidato for Treasurer,
One Candidate for Auditor
One Candidate for sheriff,
One Candidate for Commissioner,
One Candidate for lnfmary Director,
and lranactlng such other business as may prop.
orly como before the Convention.
The ratio Of representation will bo one dele
gate FOR every twenty and ono for every fraction
Of ten or more votes, cast for Fremont at the last
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

To the susreri Of chli fsvef and aguc chsery sub.
nit the foownqi Having observed closely the ELECTS Of
Dr. Manns arue basi n this vcinty for ta past three
years. am well pleased with iu remedial virtues
dote 70 malafa have frequently used it 10 my practice
and with entire satfaeton. from my intimate knowledge
Of Ibis compound recommend Il safe prompt and ell
Client N. u. HACKEDoN, "a. d.
GALLON Ohio. April lS, ie5e.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
TAKE NOTICE.

Tho Tribune is the only ANTI
Locompton paper published in
Seneca county. Show it 70 your
neighbors and get thom to sub
scribo Price $3.50 per annum
in advance. Great inducements
offered for getting up clubs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

MOLINE, lil.i Feb. 10 1857.
MEssps. &. X. Mans& Co.--Genisi We end yonf s-us
haam superior any remedy IN market fortho pcra
neut cure Of oil malurous deascs. We cheefully
used. Very truly yours, Rfca6RDs THoNAs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
THAT GREAT REMEDY9
SO LONG SOUGHT
FOUND AT LAST

yHIs remedy oaircd BY he medical profession and he
i multiplied thousands that have used y aud tested its
wonderful curative properties 10 be the res discovery
IN medical science and naturcd reuedy, is The result
years Of toll md study, by Of Ohcl voe physi.
oians orler produce something tina would meet tho
wants OF su ring humapy and housandi from The prince.
palace and humble cottage testify 20 he Immediate
relief fourd BY it For want Of space only ofcr
few Of The many evidences in itf iav0F.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

nburroN, Ind, May l7th, 1883
MEssHs. 8. X. MAss a Co.--Gentsi Having sold your
aeue basam or the past years o persons
Dis yciuty aud closely observing s efhc 10 not
hesaie IN saying believe Il the belt femedv sold
In Indiana amp viii oectuay cure chi fever and ague
without fail Ngufs truly,
PHrLiNAS KRARSs, Druggists.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

LooAMPoRr, Ind, Sept, ~, 1856.
DR, MAuNPeule send me one.han groti mtre of your
ague balgan Immediately. II IN great demand, and pay
bo truly styled the kinrof Fever and ARne.
J. LyrLR, Physician aud Dfuggrist.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

SAINT LOUIS March isti 10y.
MEssas. s. X. mann Co.-Genisi Wehave sold large
Of your ague bafam the past hre, yens and find
that where Introduced and sold Il has equal the history
Of ague fomsdeu, and lfom a pan af The west We heur
tho cheering newt never sails tc cure ts pauent
Gnd u looked upon IN this country ni the best medicine r
chiils, fever and ague ever In oui mnlket
l - ID. i. Wnnn q Co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
The Nayy--SaysI Officers.

II is the general belief that IN order to
turn cut all accom- !!-aCd seaman, Il i ne
cessary that the suhjrc! should be "bound
prentice to waterman" from BIZ: carries;
isy-; in other words, that his nauJlca! eIUca-
ton must hcsin in early youth. This has
been tue prevailing opinion for two hundrc;
years. These whr affect to know must Of
the matter will tell you that u l!tc-io!S ser
vice scarce sufI ,es u master til. trade. A.
we have said, II may he 81; ii certainly would
sound stranGi to hear that a iants:nan bad
been appointed to The Command OF tieet;
vet it is very certain that the greatest naval
battles on reCord-thOse which have had most
Influence on tho destinies Of Nations were
fought under the command OF land officers.
These remarks are made rot without Il de-
sign We believe that an intelligent Mid
shIp mau Of five and twenty, who hss teen
to sea hi- due proportion OF time, is rs tit to
command g feet ~ he will be after forty
years' service The example Oi Blake proves
that it is no, necessary for o whole lie time
60 have been devoted 10 tue sra, ~ order that
a man may become an able sea- ft:"r. We
WISH in II word u see our navy Ulcers push
ed iurwari. for we believe thev know all thcy
will ever know or that car 0e known 81 their
profession We with to see cur navy rni.rg-
ed, fDr uaiks standing army, II - not dan
geruus to ,he State We do got tclic7c that
y man l. n great oti or, mercy beau" TIE
ut lis warrau: fifty years ~ .--H'ch. wing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
AYoung Mali Robber.

The mai roOOer near San Antonio turns
ont to be boy OF only 10 years, German
born ard -peaking very little E"glish. When
arrested lac nai titY or sixty thousand dol
RS 10 dralts, baGk stock, lottery tickets, &,
&c. If which lit is published. The In
dianD!a Courier, OF TIE 18Th, referriog to the
arrest Of the boy, says:
4 more simple, unsophisticated creature
we ua;e rarely ever seen. lie is German,
VII Sc parents live in San AutoniO, and not
possessing even the rudiments Of an Eng
lish education, and why the Postmaster al
San Antonio should have ever employed him
At that department wo can't conceive. lie
was frequently Intercepted as to WHY aud
ho9 be had distracted the drafts, 60, to
which Undergraduates he always responded
without hesitation. lie said that it was bis
Intention I, - back to bis uncle in Germany
and not use the drafts 10 this country,
believing they would be converted into mo-
ney there without any sort OF difficulty
lie was handed sealed letter by one of our
cltizans, aud asked to show how he opened
letters without muti!ating them. He took
out his knife and in q moments time opened
1t with ;hc greatest dexteri,v, not mutlating
It in the slightest. He was frequently asked
if be had accompliceo. He stated most posi-
lively that no human being except himself
knew ANYTHING of his pecuiatiOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. "A private letter re-
ceived here from Oregon, states that the
Fort Yuma Wagon Road, under Col. Leach,
is nearly completed.
The largest political convention that was
ever held on the Rio Grsnde, assembled at
Me-i!a on the Sd of Sept. Delegates were
present representing about ten Thousand
people. Resolutions were passed calling on
Congress to organize the Territory at al
early day; determining not to send mem
beers to the Legislature of New Mexico, and
10 hold new election for delegate to
Congress, in order to show the largely in-
creased vote since last year. The conven-
ton was addressed by Lieut.. MOnory and
others Considerable emigration was CON-
ing Into Arizona from Texas, aud the vsri.
Gus Southern States, as well as from the
northwest.
Colonel Titus of Kansas, had arrived
with party 10 make settlement on the
San Pedro River. The yield OF the silver
mines contuue to increase, and several new
oues had been opened.
General Herran has, at the instance Of Sec
reiary Cass, returned to Washington from
New York, on business cOncerningth the Ques-
lions between the United States and New
Granada.
The Iotcror Department has approved to
Florida under the Congressional grant OF
May, 1856 over lS3 900 acres Of land IN aid
OF the construction OF the Florida and ATTAIN
tic anI the Gulf Central Railroad, connect
ing jacksonville and Alligator, sixty miles in
length.
Tue Secretary of War contsmplates leaving
Washington tomorrow on brief visit to
the West.
Il is the desire of the administration that
Gsu. D.nyer shall recall bis resignation OF
the GJgsruorship Of Kansas, and Of this fact
ne nas been advised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
Dtssc nxlOBs.

In ;be third aud fifth legislative districts
of Philadelphia, the Democrat, have been
troubled with two Candidates Tor each di,
trict In the third district, the contestants
were Patrick Nj, DJnough and David K. Me
Clean. Tine latter IL supported by the lrIsh
Protestsnts The other man, JcD1uuugh
belongs to the original Democratic faction
which 50 long ruled Moyamcnsiug, chiefly
Irish Catholics. These TWO parties refuse all
compromise. and the nominations having
been seut back they have held separate cos
veutions again, and nominated their men the
same IN before. Ia the f;tH district, tie con-
senucn originally nominated George Thomp'
son. ln this case, 80 the religious Difficult
lies occur. Thompson IL a Catholic aud bis
opponent is Protestant Thus the Catholic
and an,i-Catholic question is ialriy opened
among the Denocra:s.-BaH Inner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
Killing u Whale.

There are mure ways OF killing whale
than by harpooang bin. Our old freud,
Dr. b of Charleston, tod u that he killed
whale, once upon a time, off the Delaware,
With r.hc-baI. DR.. jenkins writes 30 the
Southern Christian Advocate, from Sbarg,
bal, April PA remarkable occurrence
took place when ii. Ms screw steamer gun
vessel, Nlmrod. was proceeding, under steam,
for the entrance Of the river MIN. When
about four miles outside Sharp Peak, VIC
leot cDncussIcn was experienced by all 90
board, as if the ship had struck the ground;
but knowing from the position that such
could NOT he tue case, the real cause was EVIL
dencGd Oh !uckns nst"rn, on their discover
ng a larse whale -e7 red nearly III two.
blowing conVrI-.yelg. and bleeding - pro.
u,ry a. 81 redivn the water all araund.-
Toe whaic had. doubtless, been stack with
mach violence BY ;hc -cTc"- Propeller; and,
indcct, the engines were br1uEnt 70 a mo-
neatdry riaIiti--t!.: bv ;nc SnuCS.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
The Admission OF Kansas.

Kansas catha; ..i,!y 'cJ admission before
the opening ~ UonGc-- in D"c"mrg lNj9
and W. take it Tor slnH,e4 tia! long he!'r.
that line her Population viii largely .x1ccc
the Representative rauG o! % 40 !nhati
tarts. l. l. by 10 mean certain thar to
rcu;!c # ;!,et Tetrlfurv l"sirc admi-=!nn--
Her fr!""liai ci,iz -. we ka0", eTe opposed
% spJh !. course The rec~Et discovery Of
gri dcpo-ii's wi'tin her nordsrs - "a Il
sufic,crt t. warrant us j" sayI": that ,ht
coming seas T. will greatly ada - the Forr'
!,tion It the Territory. Then, shy i tbG
uvc-;i1n Of the adm'-si.n f kgGsa- mad
rne suffice + political c'atrOver,y? Al
mot. il J. onc which belongs TO he com'nI
year. NJ u.w constitution can be author
EEL. framed, submitted. aud approved 50 as
g. reach Congress a, it, eomlos session.
{I,isa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
TeieRrapbic Despafchrs,

CHATHAM. G. W., Ost. 5.--Thc creates.
excitement prevails here, in consequences OF
legal proceedings having been Instituted
against body of negroes for surrounding a
train of cars on .hc Great Western Railway,
ard taking forcbly thereirom a negro SER
want belonging to Mr.. Merlin, a planter OF
ST. Louis Ten or twelve negroes have been
bound over Tor trial at the next assizes.-
TIE negro was taken egains. bis own urgent
entreaties.
ST. LOUIS Oct. t "A dispatch from indie
pebdenc. says that the Santa Fe mail arriv-
ed there On the "a inst, with dates to the
18th ult Mr.. Craig, the hay contractor for
Fort Massachusetts, IL supposed 20 have
been murdered by Indians. The Apache
indians are still troublesome about Fort
Buchanan. They have stolen lot OF gov
eminent etock.
New ORLEANS, Oct 1.-The steamship
General Ru,k, from Brownsville. has arrived
with dates to the 25th ult. The fever was
raging at MatapOnas and Br1wnsviiie.--
General Vidaurri was near PctOsi, on the
l3,h. Miramnn declined lighting. The
Liberalists were iUrmlug gu army at Vera
Cruz.
B sToN Oct 1.-The glass manufIGtory
of Russell 4 paect, South j s;on. Wa burnt
tonight Loss s. geo. Several adjacent
buildings we're Injured. The vauer-n:ii Of
Thomas Rice, ut Nrwtrn. was destroyed tr
fire Yesterday. Loss $lj,t0O; whcn w"s
covered bv Insurance.
BRIDGET, RI, COM. Oc' Tho r'tv cleo
ton took place ,a-iay, A"i Tho care h.p"n.
iicsn ticket was elected. Booth. tt" k~"nh-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
Application fpr Pardon.

The case of Van Saver Is exciting inter
est and attention in Klrg George. The fact
that the German boy Wclis was made States
evidence after the trial aud CONVICTION OF the
old map-that his testimony proved the theft
10 have been commrtted entirely by the one
ths, escsped-that his evidence CLEARED the
others and would have excul pa;ed '. 5. also,
if previously heard--tbat bis '. 5 age is
over three score and ten-that toe whole seine,
10 it's rotten condition. would not bring SO
that ne had no counsel and the merest Iyro
could have relieved him. combine 10 max" a
,ery hard case. We unlerst.ut efforts will
be made to invoke Executive clemency.-
fredericksburg Recorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
Cotton in Petersburg.

This invaluable staple which occupies sc
large space in the mind Of the commercial
public all the world over, IL rapidly becoming
an item OF considerable Importance 10 the
Petersburg market Ii is now estimated that
there are 5000 bales sold here annually,
and the number j. augmentirg with each
recurring year. Prices range as high here
indeed higher than in any market in the
Uaion. and We desire to impress this fact
npou the mind of cotton growers throughout
Er.iua AID North CaroiiDa.-Fetg. Erp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR -
Persons wi.birg to attend tie Fair WAC re-
side 10 Washington, Lynchbure. Stanton,
Charlottesville Petersburg, D-hvli!c. Norfolk
ard all intermediate p0iu;s, will conSuItihelr
own in;eres. By forwarding ir0 doL,0rS TO
Col C. Dimpock, Secretary Of the above 81
c;e'y, d; Richmond, and having d certificate
of mem bersi:p returned 20 them. On ;.rc-
scnrs,iJn Of their certificate at tue iDlnt OF
starting, they Will he giscn return ticket
tree Of charge. All papers friendly t. TIE ST.
clety w!il please copy this notice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

A letter from Washington states that two
members of the late Board of Engineers re-
ported in favor of gisiog Mr.. Reeder, Of Bal
timore. the contract for making the machi-
merry Tor the new vessel OF war now building
at Norfolk. His offer was sos 000 The third
member, however, reported against him, so
that the decision rests with tie Secretary of
the Nayy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

A lad by the name of Edward Mulligan,
whose parents reside in Richie county, at
Petroleum, on the Northwestern Virginia
rood, came to bis death last week from the
bite of rattlesnake. The boy was lying on
the floor of the house. near the bed of his
father and mother. During the night, MI
Muiligan discovered that there was snake
in the bed n which be was sleeping, and 10
the attempt to dispatch it, it made It's escape,
and in passing the boy struck him with i's
fanes. He survived twenty-four hours alter
he was bitten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY BY
EDGAR ,.rOA Nk.s
ALEXANDRIA,:
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER :, 1855

Geo Jerez has b-en formally received ny
the President as Eavoy Extraordinary and
Minister PIenipotentary iron the kePubilc
of Nicaragua to this government General
j. arrived in this ooun,ry sope time since,
and asked to be received in that capacity
Fla was informed that no minister would be
received from that country until an ample
apology had been made for the offensive al
legations agsius, the United States contain
ed in the manifesto signed by the President
of Nicaragua aud Costa Rlca, on the oeca-
sion of the contract formed with Nj. Belly.
By the instructions of his government, Gen.
Jerez, having made an apology on the part
of Nicaragua entirely satisfactory, in letter
to the Department Of State, be has been re-
ceived, as above stated.