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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-01-28
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Notwithstanding this Company has
been laboring under serious embarrass-
ments, from inability to carry their large
floating debt, it appears that the business
has been large. We are grati6ed to learn
that the plan adopted to relieve the Com
pany from its difficulties by contribu-
ton of ten per cent. from the stockhold
ers, payable in ten year income bonds,
and funding the floating debt in the same
manner, also deferring the interest upon
the First and Second Mortgage Bonds. is
lik ely to be successful The subscribers
to said plan-comprising the stockhold-
ers, bondbolders and credtors--are com
Ing up to the work with a good degree of
promptness. Mr. Robert, the iDdefatiga.
BILE Chairman of the Committee, is in dali
ly attendance of the Office of the Compa-
ny, supervising the settlements now in
progress.
"The nominations announced for Office
ers for the ensuing year give general sat
isfaction. The changes proposed are as
follows: For President, Christopher r.
Robert, Esq, in place of Mr.. Mills, who
resumes his seat in the Board in place Of
Mr.. Warren, who declines reelection
Messrs. c. r. Robert, Charles II. Mar
shall, David Headly and Ropert L. Stu
art. are nominated for Directors, in place
of Messrs. Roswell Sprague, Samuel Will
let, Thomas McE!rath and Howell J..
Williams. Mr.. w. L. Warren is renom- :
mated for Treasurer, aud Mr.. A. j. Odell
for Secretary
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-01-28

The Lebanon Valley Railroad is now
open through from Reading to Harris
burg
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-01-28

philadelphia contains no less than two
hundred and ninety FIVE churches.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-01-28

A few days ago slave in Gates Coun-
ty, N. q. killed three white men. He
was pursued and killed on The spot
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-01-28
Ghc 1cGcrsonian.
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1858.
Monloe County.

From the report of the Auditor General,
we extract the following, showing the a.
mount of payments made into ihe State Trea-
sury during the last fiscal year, by this cour-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-01-28

g1Counterfeit $50 and Sl00 notes oI
the Stroudsburg Bank, are in circulation.
So says the North American"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-01-28
Suspended Banks +.

To guard our readers against inposi-
tion we have obtained the following con
else table of suspended banks, with the
rates of discount on their bills attached
corrected by Thompson Brothers, No.
WILL Stroat Naw York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27

electric system will seem to be out of the new
and more advanced world that has been
brought INTO existence. Then every man will
feel that We must have . cable to South Ame
rics, to Australia, to China, and to the farthest
confines OF the Pacific. These will soon be
laid. Movements are already on foot to bind
India and Australia to Europe, through the
Red Sea; ard row that peace with China is
made, and its court opened to foreign en-
bassies, We must have telegraph to Pekin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27

man spen whom the opposition csa fuse.
Cliques, factioos aud secuoaal,sus have killed
of Seward, Fillmore, Fremont, Crittenden,
Bell. Banks, &C., and General Scott alone stands
above the bitter, sectional, personal and fac
sious grudees which have growa up within the
last four years In reference to ali those other
Presidential candidates.
The same personal, fictitious and eec.ionai
spinodres, jeslousies aud cross pur poses have
killed off, within the same interval, a host or
previously available democratic aspiraats, such
US Douglas, Wise and Hunter and at this mo
ment We know of no man in tho democratic
camp capable Of rafying the broken ranks Of tae
party together, except tho calm. firm, steady and
self possessed statesman nov 1t the head of tie
government When party ia broken down
and broken up into factions and cliqaes, on
questions of principle and nice distractions
nothing but great name can reunIte ii and lift
il from the dust. jackson, in his day, was the
life and soul of the democratic party, a. Clay
was of the whig party. As they withdrew, each
from bis commanding position, the democratic
party began to decline, and the whis party died
q viciebt death. With Mr.. Buchanan now AT the
bead OF Affairs, the democracy, however, have
toe man, and their only man, for the crisis. Toe
opposition forces, without head. will remain
scattered aud divided until they SHALL have
appointed chief and a champion, upon whom.
and for whom, they can rally and stand toge-
ther. Gen Scott is their msn; and if they have
another who will meet the necessities of the day,
We should like to know bis name.
Party platforms are stuff and rubbish-party
principles are mere clap trap in these latter
days. The people have been humbugged upon
them until they can be humbugged no longer
The Presidential candidate Of this or that party
must embody in himself and in his history the
platform of his party, and that will suffice All
the rest may be cast out. And thus, while the
democracy can only be reorganized and re-
united upon Mr.. Buchanans administration, the
opposition can only be consolidated upon his
torical man like Gen. Scott, who in himself will
cover all the requirements of national conso
idaion.
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wirepullers cod corrupt politicians, and We
will bave chance, at length, OF seeing our
nuniOtpa adaiEe administered by honest and
oompetent hands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27

appropriate ceremonies. a report Will be found
ekowhere.
row OF frame dwelling houses, occupied by Ger
msn people, was destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon In Fifty second street, between Sixth ana
Seventh avenues. Some twenty families were turnes
into the street by the accident The fire. I" seems
was caused by some children at play by stable
The telegraph despatch fror Erglsnd rscstvso sesfr
DAY bs tia Atlantic cable announcing The CONCLUSION or
peace with China rad the effect OF tmparting grssssr
nfmness tbs cotton market and the sales er evAced
ssous 1000 bales olosiog sr the basis OF isxc for
miocl.ns upsnds. The ao5r market Was heavy, AID
rather lower on sons descripscrs- Rejected brands
were doll and tended to lover pr!css- Wheat was IL
regular and prices for qualities rather easier
whs SALES embraced about so 600 bushss at rates svsn
IN another csrmn. Cora SOLD u fair exssat Unsoant
and poor qualities ~ere rather easier, while prime lots
and drm. Pork MAS rather frmsr with sAles
Of mess chiefly 81 SIT 26 and OF prime as $,4 sS Beef
was 6rm. Sugars we're uuobaused. whRs the safes j..
brsoed about TOO bids. Cuba nuscsvsds. Coffee was
quiet. Freishs c,atnred 10 rule dull, while engage
meuts were light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27

ring to the simple and manly principle of the
entire immunity Of the national flag in time Of
peace, on which only the denial could be firmly
and consistently supported, and virtually re-
tracing the heresies OF the Executive message
of The 9th February, lsi2
Mr. Webster had not only permitted, as Lord
Aberdeen says, his letter of the Goth Deccmbcv,
1884, TO Mr.. Everett, asserting and vindi-
eating the British claim, to remain un-
answered for more than year, but Mr.. Eve
rett, II appears, from letter addressed by him
to Lord Aberdeen on the 2lst February, 1912,
was instructed to express the satisfaction of the
President at the dispassionate tone with which
his lordship had urged the prctensions OF hin
government, without any accompanying init
nation Of dissent from the principle and sub
stance of those prctensions.
Lord Ashburton, after his return from bis
mission, stated in the House Of Lords, (Febru-
arv. 1s43.) with reference to the claim of the
right of visit -
ucetIon amongst others which the subject Of CON
ant N nothing done on the subject from tha
,nrs I'm, s,tsacou expressed al the sss aommas,c"
ton Of Lord Aberdeen len the country with the entire
conviction that The ground taken BY my noble friend
entlrcly Satisfactory.
On a motion subsequently made april,
1sf3), for vote Of thanks TO Lord Ashburtoo
for his services in the negotiation, reference
was made to the Presidents message Of the 2Tth
February, 1s43, in connection with the rights or
Welt claimed by the British government, waea
Lord Broughsm said 'the President admits the.
rightly aud Lord Lansdowne added, he does
but not the exercise of it"
That 50 eminent o stasosmao and iurist as Mr.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-20
n u NJ B L Z 40.
Don't be a Bachelor.

Young man, don't live u crasty bacEe-
ior; 1t is not good for you. 1t will ne-
'her improve your morals, health, nor
Your beauty. Marry as soon at you can
make 1t convenient, aud can shape your
i'iidlrs TO support wife. But when YOU
marry, don't tall III love with face in.
stead Ola Woman. Remember ,ha, com
mon sens" is a rare ,lrtue-much better
than silver, g"i and fashion. Don't court
anu marry crIn"tIue aud money bags,
siupy hecau>" i. is crinOIrne or gold in
pien'! hu' look for sound, practical sense
III woman lirst; that is the touch ston
to try her other qualities 10y.
When You have that, all else comes
Your wife. that is TO be, il she's foil Of
common SENSE, will grow TO your way Of
thinking aud make you to hers. 4 woman
who has woInauly love in her heart, will
find ways to make your love towards her
grow AS the yeHrs 60 over you 10Th
And another thing needs to be needed,
ana that lS--a common sense woman is
no: to he found where fashion insists upon
drag ;ing young females into a whr!
where there Is simply idle gossip and lit.
tie brain.
Young man, dou't stand looking after
that young woman who has the distI.
gulsh air, the reputation of flirt and
belle whose father who has heaps of cash
Tor 1t is not impossible that while you are
your eyes, you may he turning tour back
upon some unobtrusve little damsel whom
nature has cut as your other half, and
who may be just that pleasant, faced,
placid tempered, lovabIe little creature
who will think enongh of you to 90 with
you to the end Of the world, and stay by
and comfort you when you get grey
haired and iidg"ty.
Marry, young gentlemen, and ksep
yourse'vS out OF scrapeS. Have something
To live for. A man alone in the world
isn't more than halt man, and the world
wants entire men. SO mend yourself
and be happy. And YOU shall have rea-
son 10 say 1t was a good thing you resolved
to marry, and refused 10 be solitary,
becr.drinking, pipe,smoking bachelor, il
You succeed AS well in YOUR efforts as he
who, omce Young man like you, is now
simply old, contented and comfortable.
Life illustrated
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-20
Domestic Recipes.

IOUGH MEAT.-Meat, if naturally ten.
der will lie made aS tough as may be de-.
sired 10y putting a little salt upon it, Just
to keep it ill wanted.' Salt is an excel
lent hardcncr. If the tenderness is to be
preserved, as well rs the purity of the
meat, dust Of pepper will do all that
is ncedsul.
BREAD OMELET-Put into tea cup
OF bread crumbs. a tea cup of cream,
spoonful OF butter, with salt pepper and
nutmeg; Wien the bread has absorbed
the cream, break in the eggs, beat them
II IiItIe with the mixture aud try like plain
OmeIet.
FLOATING IsLAND.-Sjx eggs; sepa-
rate the .yo!ks aud white; beat the whites
to II froth then add two cups of sugar,
beat The yoIks and sugar together; take
one quart Of sweet mix, boil it, and dip
IN the whites; just boll up, and skim
them out, and turn the sugar and yoIks
IN The milk, aud let that boil, and that
makes the custard; then lay the whites
on top ot that then it is done.
To NAME APPLE PIE FROM PUMpKIN.--
Select good pumpkin and cut and slice
II very ihn AS YOU would apples. Lay it
IN the paste, as IT fresh apple; then add
sugar or moIa>seS to suit with an equal
quantity OF vinegar. Spice to the taste,
and cover witty paste and bake the same
as apple.
Soft GlNGERDREAD. Three teacups OF
moIasScS, two Of buttermilk, one cup OF
butter one tablespoonful of ginger, one
ditto OF soda or saleralus, one ditto Of co
rlander seeds, one egg; put in pie pans,
and sploothe over with knife don't let
1t be at all rpnny. This will make six
pie pans full.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-20

The follwing rich scene resently occurred
in one of our courts Of justice, between
the Judge and Dutch witness, all the
way from Rotterdam: Judge What is
your native language Wiftness--I pc
no native. Jadge-Whatis is your mother
tongue. Witness--Mine mother is dead.
Judge In savage tonel--What did
you first learnt What language did you
speak in thecradlel Wifncss-I did not
speak no langwidge at all in ser cradle J
shoost cried in Doo,ch ! Then there was
a general laugh, in which the Judge, Jury
aud audierce all ioiped. The witness was
ioierrogaIe1 no Iurlher about bis nsliys
language.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-20
JAMES BUCHANAN.

Children are at all times very inquis.
tive, from everything being new aronud
them. We're is sample: "Wbnt does
ceave mean, ptp ut means 20 unite
together" Then, does John unile (he
wood when he cleayes itl" "Ahem -
well, It means TO separate" well, pa,
does man separate from,his wife wien
he cleaves 10 herip This was rather a
poser TO 'pa. "who answered :"Hunp.-
don't ask so many foolish ustions."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-20

GHAMMAR.-"lim, did you ever study
grammarT
II did,
What case is Squire X-r
"l,eo ali objective case"
"lIow so?'
because he objected to paying SUBJ
scriplion he has been owing for FIVE years
or more"
What is mount"
81 don't know, but | know wnat re.
noun is"
well, what is it?"
"Running off without paying the prin-
ter, and getting on the black llsl as a do.
Iinquent."
Good! Wha. is conjunctiong
A method of collecting outstanding
subscription, in conjunction with consta-
6ie; never employed by printers until the
last extremity"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-20

,yua ,,rI 49,, ,,,.,,.I i
Ills wn,Il L',,, ,"e'' ""'N I" MoUi e
"c,rryir., nnn ~. fs, '','." '"e''' from
been moi only , ;,., ,SI,i,' u,''I'' anu nave
worthy oct i'"'"'
III. c,;,,,o ,,.,l l,.,
;,hn.r, ina;,,aI ,,,. - '"' severe pun
1t violatns tho nr;nn,"i.. =! our. Uu. avs '.
moroti,v and tu,n.,,l;,,. L "''''''".'y
all civilized p,I;nms M -. o'.'e" .!
,hon hy tia ,,,,J, >, 49,. '"o "'o''
DisruiS, il as we ,ray .n,.h .,,.;'''.' ,3t"''S
ex,rIirion is nn ;,,vi,.,,i.n -, ,.,I.I','
lawless ,ncu TO culi,, nrl.r ,I,,. I'.,,,.n
any adycuiurrr :, r,I, ,Ir,I,, o,'i ,'',',I' ~
der tie ur,rlr.n,iiu, ,,,'',.,,. - ,',;'.II
iug States, who have never Lnna I,on,
harm. 1t usurontinn of ,lo ,r,,n
king power which Lclopr, uI,ra =, rnn
gress and tie govar,,mru, r.,rf ., L,.,,
in the estimation of the world. b.rop,..
an accomp.icc ia the commission Il ,,,.
crime, unless il II !op,s nil ,L. means ,,,,
">Sary to prevent ag | TO punish il. /,
would he i,r better and more Ia ,cc.r,
amcr with tuc bold and manly char,c.. 49,
Of our cruntr, men, for the ,Io,crpmrn,
itself to gci up such expeditions Than f.,
allow them To proceed under ih. c,,,
mand Of nrr>j,ut>.ble adventures. ".
could then, at least, exercise some control
over our uwn AGENTS, and pr,sert ,l,,p
hom burn'n. down cites and colnm.t,,nr
other acts ot ,normi;,, Of wh:cn We h,yc
read.
The avowcl principle which lies n, the
tolmd"l'on "I the iaw otnA;rous is con.
tnincd III the hv'uc .ommtuI tnrt ",l
things VIII .l>oc'"r lc would that mru
should do To !"u, Go! on even so to ihcr,."
I''rd % t"is wneung rue, we shou.d L,.
severely c"r"irn"ed # We shah rot use
our best e>rrIIuna To arrest suyh cNpe,h-
irums aSriu,t car iccb,U sister r.n,,a',. ,r
Nicaragua. p"e lh:ng is very certain
t"' IS''P'' never "N'Sitb WHO MOu,u Ca.l
ANY Bt!IDI uyi,i,u l., S.tI.l.r
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, ip,Ch EN- down 4 chera,iuD over ,l.. f,g.,.
owe the pulpit.
'Yor could've hearp IL. smash ou,r
ter owe mile Nryh onto about rtt,e.n
shortened blskil, A brIlel cLicl,ap vii, ;,s
legs crossed, biz durLle lladad uife -
slab owe ,crbark.r . nina s,,,,
specimens. hean nyn L,nLor ,p,'. Pp,' Wv
cork, a spriukil ov. wh,.L.,
three Of nv lizards flew rc,,i..miI, "iI M
over that ar .rcc,ip rr,upi on,nn 49,, "'
per md Of them biz fax ,,i,cLos VIZ
owe the Smarrc>t owe my L,ua Iyz,rI. Il.
head nrst inter the bn,suu oyr g.,
oman, "a hig as n skln'd ho,s an r,,,l,
onto as uyIl, who so, ,sir,r ,.ar,I, -
inuniu with luckev tail .rI ,,n,,, :"
the las, Ia, c,,,,,,','. I'''' "''" s'''"'l 70
80 She war bound TO n,;n, nn L;l :,
tu>t rate i.,t fluno her ,urLer fail mn ~
the ar. ro,icI down IN. hi, ,,rc,l.J Lar
leg, AN martur, in ,.ic ton ova ., Lr.I.J
heuy bush, aud war lhar,u .,,. g.. 49,,
quct when lett.
Nov ric Bu.Iip had nc,L;r I..f, -, i;,.,
bat a par Of hcyv. Iow.opar,.rnd ,I,'.n,
short woolir socks, AN eel ski, ,,.,r,,,, ~
keep cif the cralr, gs Iis -
GROWN vn lin fast. II, wur n,um craz,
fur he isD spit in his hands ,n I,a,'"i
ovIr thc trou, owe me NJ, a., r;,, i,,,,r IT,
middle oy" The ni!s mar, owe ~, L,,,..,,,
cation, kcrdih'. an so, n "a o.,t:n .y,y
ii" ruu, CT rather wcAt in a lumL.rin
gIt,op, heavy, like an ole w,r,i,, l,,s,
>Nnrnd a,n ,ocornoli,c. When he hmm.
i ft,.t 1, / i
>"titu The bouncrs an l.ns cIarcI tb.
way, an he he'd rcrfrc,!y far track IN
the woods. Tie w,iLbc,! niyh onto ,I,raa
hnndrcd, he'd Il back s:r'pc down Iis back
dNe onto an, Ole hiid,c rein. au his LcDIv
.ookrd about the size AN cuDcr of a Lir
Ocef pauuch. an hit sla,in from siJ. -
~'de,
lies leaned back rum it like l,:l,e fel-
Ter Il totln owe II big drum at muster. AN
heaIn II slhsh plum 70 wher wur, Thar
"ur cramp nUts on his cgs AS BIG AS war
nuts, an al. over he minded me oye II cra
~ ole eirphnut what war possessed bv
lhc "rNl, with hts years, shout AN tu,hcs
sawed "il, al r"rcd up an Il gw;ne un hits
"'"' '"S> away from emedlatc uuhhle
'.'' ~ "'' '"t 'HNVcSt ana
''"''e'' "nN i"ssieNt rinnm ever seed
''"t' ga" '"ced WI" the h"nncts, tn be
=" '"'''' '"'h II Nur' ell, he diSap.
P''''" III '"e tI''cN''' "n owe al! the nIses
!e ever hr'rn II "ur thar IN a crkl owe
w" '""''''" 'rct or lHartho"tS--sum
"'''''''' sc'' 'h'i'h-lhry VAS the skcrry
"u'S S"'' '"N"-i"ey was the wicked
""'N sum cF!'n--'ney wuN the fool
"u"S' i'or'ef owe the Lo'engood slipe y
SUN "9'n III get a"ay-they wus the
',' "'""'%' "UHs sum Io"Eln arier ole Bal
,'"-'"'y W"S the curious wums; sum
""'S'" III 'hrr O""s they wus the sweet
M""' sum o" 'hnr Knees with thar eyes
S'o'' o"t 'h"r i'ces 'nrLeI the way the
V'' % "'""'u' ''|., I'M ""' f""LIn they was the
"He',''"' vans; sum dom mothn--they
""' '"' WAIT" "NNS' an the most dan.
J''""' ''e I'LL owe 'h'" "y GuE9eI long
u ,,J..,;L D.,
.l,'..,, '"," . ''a >MeGr my '',t' arirr O'blI
"'o,' ~ ''5 rs of'cN' " d'sc'pIn", An
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-01-20
FROM Mc .Nurion iH.oricGH.
1 he P I'm ct o. Re ent
~ ONE or The TWO uuNDREp.
+ The TWO HUNDRED.


HE ue-iuuing OF The war with Mexico
found her grerirt Hud most ren"nucd
mihImy cine. an exile, III banishnrut no,u
l's country. OF course mean Geucral
Santa Auma. IN one Of the iiviucnt tn.
m",tuuy revolutions in N,Nico, he Was
ouIwiitcL or UvcIbo!nc, and WAS driven
INTO cNl,e. lie had bccn about TWO Years
an exile when the war commenced The
tickle McNlcaus had tried one after auo,h
er OF tHc.r m.i,ary che:S, and had los,
confidence IN all ot them. Arisla and
Ampudia had been defeated and dis.
graccd, anu there We're nuuc OF her militia.
~ men Who were Winning 10 risk their lnu-
Ic,S ~ an encounter with oar army
J hcic was but one man ~ whose cc.iI~.
as IL soldier, the uHlIUu had cgn.i,!c,ce.-
/ hat man Was Santa AIua. / lie decree
q! hH'lshmcmt against han WAS revoked.
an! he Was invited - return. lie MAS
then IL the Island of Jamaica. Our GOV.
"rnmcut was also anxious for the rr,urn
OF Santa Amna to NeMco, auL wisely SD
tor two reasons. l,rst, he declared him-
sell 10 our gUycruueil IN :aNor O; peace:
and second, ue was the only man Ia Mex
ico who could unite AL the energies and
hIng oUt al lhe Resources Of tie nation
INTO great anI vigorous lrsisIaucc.-
" hat oar government desired VA, 10 iiud
an enemy III ;"c field, conscious of our
power - beat them !" al numbers ,hry
n.Sh' array, on any ned. Mexico Ms
distracted an" pAra.yI,I : tie fe"l> a"d
'Nhr'eS o' auu'toIs n."n. seeking /" t"ru
the dnu"'Hr" O.! the country t. tn"ir own
iH"H'. i'n'", ioTI"r aud despair h..l set
"'u upon TIE Mit"S "i the people. lue
war S1c"e" 10 |c i".'ng 'nio a icch 4 -.
e''''A ""ii'"c, Hon'si"S no glory 10 oar
"'"N, ana wasting our rncIs'v- N a pro
'""aeu state "' lA"si "m, Without any
"''In''r i's"'7. II Wa>, therefore, -
S'e'' @. J'ct to h"'e !" MeN.r" SOME nHu
MI" 'o'" Ms" " war worthy @! The
h'.'e'
lA'lir>s'i VIVA these views, Our GOV.
tf"'"""I gave orn. santa An"N pass
u! ""l," l." Was allowed |" pass oar
"o, N""'"S >I'"L"" at cr" |rn|. lie
t,"oA' N'd V'! i"r h''''sn MAJ. steamer "a;
''", ~" - "''' ,''''''''' Il, yer" N'"% III Hu'
S"@.' ''7'' ''n'" N'''''S pass N"A
S''"'"' : ) "e "''H i"e "r?'nr"'N "i ia"
'N'''''''s'''''|''' ""' ""',' '"',"e w.
'">' 20" i LIZ '"' "'''-'' "'""','' l"IN
vas 'o""'l' upon " very narrow we" "i
,,'s ,'., ,",j'''. j II were '"'d '"'I Santa
A'.'' was ''c S'''i''' H'd'"ry c"c'''."n
~ N'N GO "'" co"'" ""''c "a" The clements
=. =. ',s'>'"',''' ''"! very ''ct was We VI"
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ANSh II" SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY % 1852

Lo., r.,>I i"e '"'" "a''!e had just
u,o i,,.,,,I' ''",' w "o"'c'el "hH '"'c" INTO
n',I' ~ our ''EI"''""S "f'"I'
wa, nrIsr.t 49, - ~ -,o' I'',o'', |'n' Scott
,,L,. o',',,',,,.. - l'"'e'" 10 MeX'ro a'd
hi, nwn ,, I,,',,,',',, ""' "0 was '''' entirety I"
i, AFTER r",r,,,, a,G'I ,L. "s " "'.'' "e S""n'd
>, C,nl 2I'I''9 '''''V, "S'E'nt ." G.
rim. nnI T ~ 'Is,' .,' '',"'e'' P'''" l'r long
rI wliL ,,, 49,, ';,.' '';I'' '''H''N" WAS o''''"'
s,rcu.,b ,,, ,ta '',J,,' =" ''S"' 10 ITS
ady,,c wn,I, Ia,. ,.',''.'',. ,nI. ''''" "'' LOT
MAX. ,ba Jas,an, ,.,.',,, u'.. '"; scott 70
were conyeyrd nn ,rn oei -; 8 rs rs "''fN
in these very iu.j.,;,.;,o m".I' -'o'' ''' oer
'TE. pr.,IJrn, sn,.,o.I ,,., WINS T'.'s
mumca;eJ in nrr,,n - ,.-" S'''.' COM
rcp,ir T., Noxi.,, "" "'' "'"'r' 20
to orSauze and set ON foot AN czprI.,in;
/" operate on the GulfcoaS, il ON ,,r;,,,,,,
at the theatre OF action Won ,l.u J,,., :,
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Nicaraguan Affairs.

The following is the Message Of the
President upon the arrest Of Gen. Wal.
ker, TO which we referred in our last. 1t
is an able vind'eation Of the policy Of the
Administration, as well as of the national
good faith, and will mm.nd the atten-
lion Of our readers