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AZ ,sst 3 muntQ7seo
Alrsady tae eAsunia al dsmocrscy begin " throw al
their ssguins aA thsy do not hesitate to declare In
conversation thst they intend ~ isaaysgas ut the APP
aos0Ang sIs1toa Ms Sauy thss has bscn shAdo~ed
forth In Of tho speeches IN Congress. and by the OPP
position press generally They ray boldly that they
Of the election Of Mr.. Maach, which will pat In
motion the ball of the party, formed Of the odds
and ends of all parties opposed to the Smnisation and
that it will roll the whole country crushing out de-
mocrxcy and putting the government into hands too
weak guide 1t successfully, either in domestic
foreign policy. What good and true democrat will fold
his md withhold his vote under any crcumstan
ces when his party has regularly nominated ticket ia
the field much less when the very existence OF the party
is threatened by such and shameless combination
Our opponents full a wicked contvvanccs to maead
honest democrats. No inhmy ia 80 deep and damning
but what they win plunge into 1t to accomplish their
purpose 1t but the other day, when COL Berret
tired from the City Post Office, AL their mouths Nsre
open In hts Commentator as clever fellow and good
and faithful officer Than they denounced the sininis-
raton fot his removal but since they hnd him stApd
ing up In4nfuy in defence of the Standardization and the
nominee for the mayoralty of the democratic and anti
know-nothing party they resort tohe foulest calnm
MES and lies to backen the spoieM reputation he
has established among during residence Of nineteen
years. h. 8
To your posts, then, democrats Stand hrmly by
your nominations as the only means Of saving your
party from the destruction plotted for II by backpub
lcans, know nothings, and factonists Of every hue
49, - M &---~ RTTCHTE
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DIED,

night May 3Oh, Sharon, Fairfax county
THOMAS A CATtsRY JONES, u navy the ooh
OF his
friends aequanances invited attend his
% June, at ~, m
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MARRIED,

May by thu Rev WIN residence Of
tho BRIDES father Mr. L. HOlIADAY, OF New Orleans 10 Miss
IETrfE daughter Of Col Ron'r Hs Of Tallahassee Florida
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4 MEXICAN ANGLERS GUIDE. 1 vsoof7 p Illus

ny E.anS y salt and Fresh Water! with siz plates represent
HonehonGeA British Rural Sports. nluslyaasd. o.
tho River Dove With sos 9ales shcaghs shs happy paea
81 Angling London q g. VI -''a
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pulMans Fly fAhfng or Trout. london. - IS.
navys anausnn, Dsysas KY Bhalas ISsdsa - Is
Carpenters Ansicrs Axsetapt London ~ Co., s.,sF
inc Rod and the csn. BY Wilson and Oakletb Ednburgh
~ Is ItA1 D. IS N7fsl6 sVf7I
Walton Cotasns Cansaess AAsasr soskat saxus yois
London. 81 u.s. ~ .s.1'.i - '-T-.- a
The Anglers Almanac for 1858. - cents
tilcannes in Nasnrsa Hsry With ssas Asxr - cts
haeAss hanrseA - Fsehesn faris. ~. tl lT4a@a}
June rRANcK TAYLOR. \
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DwARrxxsr oy srArr,


following communicative relative adoption
tenn Of Of merchant by the imperial
RUSSIA addressed this department diplomatic
of that here and published for general
information
wAxusaros, May ~, (aa,3 1855
Ms The imperial government has just adopt
This method which explained printed document
will apply 70 Russian vessels and To such foreign vessels the
Of which might not be prepared exhibit regular ship papers,
that application this system saAshg to
foreign merchant vessels they will DO put exactly tho
with Russian vesse and will be subjected to greater
charged by imperial government. 10 conway
knowledge Of this hc feral 49, The
NV rsaioa win apply . them unless sIsy shall ss1Ss sa ap
papers With mention made q the ssase other vessels
Of my high consideration tf 10 STOExI.
Secretary orsat, The United States
The original ths writing
Examined BY the Emperor ST. Petersbureh oo.hs tt
Signed Manager Committee Of Minister,
and Secretary Of State, on SOUKOwKngEs
ke;hodtor Gua1ing Ships IN Lasts. !
Measure, English feet the length tho upper
the real fe tho % The ut facc y the post
from the half of the length; and,
lhs depth the hold the keel, well pump
panking Of the deck down to the lnbers so
3D. Multiply by each other e three aforementioned dmcnsion.
by iaO when tho resulting qaoen viii give the tonnage capacity
tho vessel and BY dividing the quocnt by the result, viii give the
3D. should there be poop the deck eight
deck WI IN IKE anner be necsssAry a.
height between the deck planks Ny those three
s Sss as Ssa s g
ed the previously obtained and the total will give the whole
4,h steam crafts win have be measured in like with
sailing yss.els with this exception only tha. win be
subtract OF last for each onnal power the steam engine
orally two say 1000 lbs This beloved
case in the Netherlands anu in France. w
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NexL morning crowd collected to aid the authorities
IN arresting Kinney AT rst he threatened to resent
but IT length no agreed to surrender 70 the Americana
and accept an asylum on board 81 the Jamestcwn Sub
sequsnty Kinney and hs party carried to Aspinwa
In the British steamer Trent.
NicARAGuA.--A correspondent writes to say that NJ
Belly denies having any political misson aud only visits
Central America private Individual He sdAs II
this be it appears very strange that he should be
well received by Presidents Mora and Marines whose
experiences Of private adysnte ought ~ lead them
receive such characters with caution. II il generally be
leved here that Belly Is ntsted with secret mission
from the Emperor Napoleon" NJ. Belly it is said is
engaged ia negotiating for transit route this l. favor
ie schemc Of Louis Napoleon for which he says Co. DO0
600 Of francs subscribed in France 1t Is reported no
has offered French professionals TO Nicaragua but how
this b. If he has diplomatic missioai President
Mora and Belly visited Nicaragua to prevent the rste
ton of the treaty with the United States and to make
treaty offensive and defensive between Nicaragua Costa
RIGA and Salvador Col Negrete acting behalf Of the
latter republic. President Mora has recommended to
Martnez in of another buster Invasion to destroy
the river navigation.
Col Schlesnger did not take home the ratification Of the
treaty He induced General Lamar to believe So and
the general Is mad at being "sold." He iS sick at
Granada
GUATEMALA. The government OF Guatemala has made
contract with Juan Serigiers Co. for the sstablsl
ment Of line Of clipper vessels between tho port Of Sa
Jose and San Francisco California Certain concessions
made To the company, and monthy subsidy given
Of four hundred dollars. The line to the
lst Of April.
SALVADOR. Assembly General have dscrced that
the government shall make arrangement with the PanA
ma Railroad Company by which their steamers shall
touch at thsppstc f Ii AbGAsdH9ra ~ IN
FROM THE SOUTHERN COAST. IN /
Half months later advices have been received ut
Panama. e19
In Chilli the result OF the elections SO far AZ heard
from, In favor of the government party but the oppo
sition will he more than usually strong in the national
legislature. seses. sst
In Peru all quiet Castillo remained at the head
of the government, awaiting tho nomination and election
of President yivanco hes left the country. and
gone TO ci Extensive gold mines reported hav-
ing becG l.fascred in the interior of the country.
In Ecuador revolution had broken out in the depart
ment Of Ayua body of 20 armed entered the SUI
peme Court aud made prisoners Of the chief magistrates
The said to be the suspension by the court Of
Governor Valdivieso for abuse Of authority.
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Otter at Victoria that vessel having agreed with Capt
Wright to convey passengers 70 Fort langley for ave dol
lars head 4s "a - sAAsfs8 80 ga
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MARINE NEWS.


schooner Ann D. Newton master, New York, j. NsvAt
ThoEas nass, baltimore humber Waters
UmmofmAa
schooner Helen Marr master Bpssna kcAridge
schsouer Bennstt master, Dstisnore 70 Fpwe Co.
Schooner F7eetwood burr master, Breton, - xso1ridss
ssaoousr Iaug Dovs, Jahnaoa master, Khila., tn.
Pearl hewn Aestss 6asN pas&sr ~ nrDas1ge
schoonsr Frank Hsrecrt Mayo master, wnseS plaster
J. r. phago, CFornaaer noaAee, kh-,
schspasr Austsk mAsasr, n Ysrk, MahaGey
QEvtns johnson master Farminstoh wAsas
lock Marshall 4 @. t1t
schooner Enuas Ds msssr Aeonk wheat Baelock
Marshall Co. fr 90
Z 3 SAILED sa
osasssa Axnssous KAsy master New York, BY
Runh t ~
schsSnss xstb cs~as masssv Dcssos, Gal BY Fews
AsbUoe II DAvHsM wusth asner Boston, coal BY D. b Saith
rnses 1nsA Us&ssh f&sr master, New Ysrk cca BY
Mshonsy. - "a 4.
achooesr suecsmsn w,css masssr, Ycsk, by lAnn.
Steamer hammond sss Kcrwin master Baltimore by wheat
Bro. WISE ti
schooner Achn, herl master, for this pcfs ss& nom
A. I5onpss, Hole 2sh inst .chrs Dcnsm YrnkH tssme,s
from this port rr Boston chas H,oct, Hchis io this
Passed ocs HON. 24sh Nd s Vary xsnsy from this
port Bson; scnr Albert Dexter PIERCE from Georgcon c.
for Boston.
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CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. FOR
~ boys Ia Cambridge Massachusetts, Under thu charge
Joseph lcvevtw AN fronas fhwcs N harvard University
0cwgs Iane n D prosssr az JAAA in IlseyaHa srs,ty
ard r. d. Smith n Tie third tih school wlLbop a
Monday September Is boys ftom distance provided
" g~d MAl'eA e1BNfl ia ri gf ~ ~ Hrd4nNrN
Terms $50 year. Apply by mail 10 az h
May zo--d1m ~" AN CxmbridkN Massscfussts
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x.
OK SUNDAY last the solomn right Of combination was
administered to over hundred persons by the Right
Reverend Archbishop Kendick. Of baltimore, at st.
Mary Church. In this city. The services were very ap
propriatc and highly interesting, the female candidates
bong mostly aprareed Ia spotsss white, with wells en-
shroudng them In nistyfods. The sermon al the Arch
bishop was ucdand sble exposition Of the doctrine of
tho doctrine which hs declared to be the basis
Of all true Christianity
ELDxR w. J. PuRRfsoros, Old School Baptist
FROM Washington, preached here Sunday last to q
las9e an2s attaativo sadiance fsAaasl 4 sns48 40
rebx s1a ~ a. saaFs ~ a5x-aa--A-saR HvBgDsH&aN
Tvs kaznh a tbs dty proposs Aeiiag stsatbpny
ftsvSi ou Thursdsy md Friday sxsnitgs next = g.
spts Hail. for the benefit Of the Young Mans Christian
Association
MARxxm Flour--no sales Wheat Offerings light
sales excspt r poor lots Corn sold st so CENTS and
poor At 50 So ccnts yellow 50 cents Oats cold 1t 81
cents afse = gl9t =. * s.sa VA ist
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THE STATE OF SONORA


The defeat and death OF GsndsA u confirmed also the
massacre Of number Of Mexioans by the YAqui Indians
at the Mayo Among the killed " Antonio Ssran pa
tive OF Vera Cruz well known in Sacramento teacher
Of Spanish. - q
During tho night Of the 9th March the few veteran
troops in Guaymas embarked for Mazatlan leaving
the former place with very limited number Of National
Guards for its defence against the incurons of the pre-
datory Yaqu Indians who have frequently Of late been
within league Of the city committing their depreda
tons.
The country may he said to he IN condition
than Powerful tribes OF Indians, who have been
enlisted into the ranks Of the contending military chief
tains finding that they have been used more TOOLS
without deriving any benefit whatever from their
vices, very scudbly) making their
own account without much reference to party and
every Mexican is naturally supposed to defend his
life and property against the assaults Of the Indians
this conflict must become what it has already
ly reached Of castles TO make the matter worse,
the governor of Sonora has pronounced in favor Of the
constitution while the commander OF the forces Of that
and SinRoa and Lower California has adopted the
Jacubaya and Zuuaga platform, which will probably
suit In conflict between those two parties whereas they
might both have remained neutar without any compro-
mise to those concerned Although vast deal Of mis-
cry has been entaied many families by their ranches
being entirely stripped of CATTLE and their crops destroy
ed by Indians against whom the country offers
of defence still the disposition for radical change APP
pears TO be very limited for few Mexians DESTROYS
Of changing their nationality.
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OREGON.

The national federal Eugene city wing Of the dem
otic party met In State convention at Eugene city
the 9th Of April and nominated the following ticket for
State officers:
For congressman, james x. Kelly: governor E. NJ.
Barnum secretary Of State e. A Rice State treasu-
rer J. L. Brumley State printer, James o Mcara
Out seventeen counties in the State, seven were I'M
represented In the convention. ss
The Indians at the mouth Of Rogue river murdered
Young white named Stephen Taylor and the whites
determined to puniah them, may look for lit
tie There only forty warriors in the offending
tribe but IT is feared that they will be Joined by fugves
from the umpqua reservation
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aoout ave OayBy upWaIub VI $OsVVV III uuSt Iney
worked with the common rocker. About hundred
number Of men Thompson river and near the
ans however have taken out and sold 70 traders Of the
dust, and the most undisputed evidences exist Of the
richness Of the mines in that vicinity Parties who have
been there say that good diggings found on the
shores Of Lake Okanagan and its outlet well the
tributaries To that lake Sufficient II known to es-
ablsh the belief that inustrious healthy and perse
verng miners can make good wages in these mines
with the most appliances used In extracting tho
gold
The latest intelligence reached San Francisco by the
mail steamer the ID Of May, furnishing the following
facts.
The news from the gold mines IL highly favorable, and
no doubt exists to the abundance OF tho precious
metal Considerable difficulty has been anticipated in
ascending the river above Fort Langley, acont OF the
high water but from Capt Wnscr who had lust rctnrn-
ed from the mines wo learn that though the river high
and the current very strong, any accustomed 70 boat
ing would I've enabled 70 reach the point Of dobarkaton
which is at the fork Of ThompScns river and within
twelve miles of the ggin either in whale bOats or
hoes, in about 20 days from Tort Townsend
The Hulsons BAY Company steamer Otter rcfuscd to
carry passengers from Victoria to Fort Langley and those
We landed ascendcd the river mostly in Others
remained at Port Townsend and some 1t Bebngham bay
from this latter point road IL being cut through to In
ersect the old trail Of the Hucsons Bay Company at
aot Hope, and IT Is expected to be completed In from
ntee to five weeks Provisions scarce, hour at the
mines being worth SEQ per barrel Beef and pork are
not TO be had for money. The Indians pcaceabe
Inc Commodore In future will connect with the steamer
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RUxAwAvA-On Sunday two youngsters hiscd hosae
and buggy from Mr.. Naylw. tur haif day. A. they
had not returned h ssaiDe ELS sslsgsaph sst In
Winchester, Va.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

4 VI " r. lN llGIflbl II NrlNFN- ndl tl Ilt l2tH "a day of March, A. D. lS55 William II. Haiibur- ton purchased at . sale of lands ior pay mcnt If taxes in Arkansas county, made by Pleasant F. Cross the th,n sheriff aud Q Ii, io collector of Ar kansas county in the State If Arkan-,s by authority of and according to law. the east half the south cast quarter of section 1. in township south, in range west, containing eighty acres land situate in said county of Arkansas tul rlc of twenty seven dolarsand seventy cents that being theamount oState and county penalty and costs due there. for the years from 1898 to 1874 inclusive and after the expiration of twelve months. to wit on the 4th day of April A D. 1856, the Siid Pleasant P. Cross sheriff and oicio collector of the county of Ar kansas aforesaid. executed. acknowledged and de- ivered q deed in due form of law to Albert Kim brough. assignee of the said William H. Iallibur- ton to the said east half of the south quarter of section 1, in township south in ranse6 west, which said deed has been duly recorded in the office of re corder of deeds for said county If Arkansas
 Now therefore. all persons who can set up any right to said land purchased in conseql of any in formaiy, irregularity or llegalitl connected with said sale. are hereby required to show cause. if any they can. at the October term A. D. 1858 of the cir cult court of Arkansas county to be held at the town of Dewitt. in Arkansas county on the 4th Monday after the 4th Monday of September A. D. 1858. why said sale of the said tract of land made should not be confirmed and the title thereto be quiced in the said Albert kimbrough. assignee of the said Will liam II. Halliburton, pursuant to petition to be 'hn flied by the said Albert Kimbrongh in said court for that purpose and in accordance with the Statute in such ca-e made and provided.
 Given this 25th day of January, A. D. 1858.
 ALBERT KIMBROUGH.
 Feb. IS, 1858. 6w. Cost of adv. SIS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
A SUPERIOR AssOKTMENT.

LUST received from New Orleans fine and fresh
 assortment of Confectionaics consi sting in rart of
 Nugat and Star Candy; Cordial Drops: Fine Suear Almonds; Large Drops Sug; Almonds: Large Cor dial Drops Fruit Cry stalized; hite Burnt lmands: Cream Drops; Ways Sugar; Voins Rock Cand, Hoar- hound Candy; Jujube Paste: English Walnuts; c. x. Nuts; Almonds, Fllberts, Cocoanuts: Pine Aprles. Lemons Oranges; Bananas. Prunes D ums Figs Raisins; Pow'd Sugar Lo2enges, Fancy Candy Sam pies, ass'd Candy Fine Tobacco Fine Segafs: Cor dias; Fine Pickles; Molasses L. Syrup Citr n, Cur rants; Smoking and F. c. Chewing Tobacco; Sugar; Rio Coffee; Stal Candles; Indian Soap.
 We have also just received from Philadelphia so lbs. ass'd Almonds fine Yellow Lemons fine Fi- berts, red and white ass'd Caraway Seed Aniseed red and white, ass'd Drops, Fruit Drops and Jelly Cake, Cordals, ass'd Almonds, fine Mint rops red and white, Chocolate Almonds; Cherry Ke nels. Cor dial Carrots Raspberry Balls ass Lozenges, Citron Strings fine Cinnamon. assd Crystalized uits Jim Crows, Apricot Paste. Single and Double boses Rich Cracking Secrets French. Cracking Diamonds Frames. Grimaces, Sugar Figures. Amour Roses, Apricot Conserves, Crystalized Bonbon Cordial Cream Candy, Cordial, Strawberry. Chocolate CREAM-Assorted Gum Drops; Extract of Lemon Vanilla, Strawberry, Pine Apple, Filberts, Cream Nuts. Tarragona Almonds. Crenobe Wanuts Prnnes Currants Ctrons, Stick Candv-making tbe best assortmentin theconfeet nery line ever brought to this city. WM STITH & CO
 Nov 10, 1857,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16

VF From private letter to the editor, from Arkansas river, we learn hat the Hon. T. B. Flournoy is making considerable head- Uay in securing nominations by county conventions, for Congress. MT. Flournoy Is said to be very popular in the eastern counties of this distaict, and will go before the convention with strong vote. He is the same gentleman who so gen. erously stepped forward and supplied the ne- cessites of the sufferers by the burning of the ill-lated steamer Rainbow. His conduct on that occasion, will win for him, as he we'll deserves. the gratitude, not only of the sufferers and their friends, bat of every lover of a humane. vet uupreteuding act of generosity.
 H. the south western counties. Dr. C. R. Mitchell seems to be going ahead; and will make prominent show in convention for nom- il ation-liempstead and Pike counties have arleady instructed for him; and we are inform- cd that his prospects in other counties are daily gaining strength.
 We nave heard of no county instructing for either Warren or itust-owing no doubt to the iact that the majority of the counties have not had time to hold their meetings. As fast as the county meetings are held we will keep our readers advised of their choice..-Arkansaa0 TfaUeler.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
NO. 23.

lar sect or party; but with their scholarship at stake, the fear of God before their eyes, they are gwen rules unexceptional, and told to let the translation speak the mind of God as near as possible according to the inspired original.- II this principle overthrows both Baptist and Pedobaptist l say let them both go by the board-if it should prove all men liars say let God be true. If a translator should hesi- tate to do his duty for fear this sect or that sect should not accept his work, he would be an unworthy translator, false both to God and to man. Whether any particular sect receives the work or not Is ot no consequence future gen. eratlons will receive it according to its merit, and God will reward the work if done pro- perly. ARKANSAS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-16
CAMDEN HIGH sCHooL,.
J: A. STANLEY, A.B.. PyiaeiDaz.

- n- l.. CASIEEL- Assistfnt.
 ENlS lnstu has recently been placed in cba,oe II of the above mentioned instructors. The p,i,,- cipa IS graduate of the University of Georoia at Atiens- lie brings fattering testimonials of scho arshiP from the Faculty of Frankfort College The Principal has employ ed, as his assistant Nr NJ Casteel. gentleman of amialle onoiios and f,li. competent to take charge of the studies hicb win uhder iils supervision. Mr. c. has taught very snc Tor the last two years at Ten Spring Chapel u ihis sehooi affords very superior advantages for the attainment of liberal education It is needless |" urge m this enlightened day the great necessity t mental culture All classes of men perfectly undar stand its importance. The history of mankind aonhdahty shows that the seat of empire never fails III the end to follow the of intellectual power NOT IS high degree of mental development less need lul to Individual success. He who would command aworthy and Gigniied position among his can expect to do onv by the cultivation of noble virtues ana by intellectual superiority. These elevate men to places of distinction and profit To him therefore wbo is anxious for his own success or fo, the success of his children in life the argument in behalf of finished and useful education. appeals with overw whelming force. The Camden High School offers capital induce- ments to young men who wish tn pursne a Classical and Scientific Course. W nile the design of the in structors will be at all events to mpart lseul knowI edge they will foster in every student T true donity of behavior and manliness of bearing Tevt hooks We regard outlines of any subject hence on, re auons will be enlarged by frequent and elaborate lectures. Camden is one of the most pleasant and prosperous citiesin south Arkansas Good board can be had at Sl0 Sl2. month. Our school buildinp is eommodious and comfortable. With so many ad- vantages m ourtavor earnestly expect the patron age of an apprecative public. Our present session began on the 23d Nov The institution is established on d permanent basis Our terms are, per session of five months slo@30, according to the studies pur sued. French (extra) sl0. Pupils charged from time of entrance. No deduc- hons except for unavoidable. providential causes
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 JAMES HINTON. President
 R. A. Galloway. Ferdinand Williams.
 REFERENCES
 Hon. Howel Cobb of Ga. Sec U S. T.
 : Hiram Warner, formerly Judge Supreme Hon. II. w. TTillard of Alabama.
 '' B. II. Hill, of Ga.
 " l.. J. Gartrell, NJ. C.. Ca.
 A. Church, D. D., President of Franklin Col lege Ga.
 Dr. E. J. Bacon. Camden