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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

A CuR IoUs HoAx-The Condor papers
lately had for several days in succession
accounts Of what purported to be a conven-
ton Of Italians in that city. DistiDgui, III.
ed names were given Of those present,
and speeches put into their mouths, a
manifesto against tyranniclde and in favor
Of constitutional monarchy in Italy was
issued, and an appeal TO refugees to join
in the protest against regicide. The times
paid eight pounds for tue Reports. and no.
ticed the convention in an elaborate leader
and all the other dailles paid more or less
for simultaneous copies Of the same reports
The manifesto was forwarded to the French
embassy and duly acknowledged, and tie
movement was favorstly noticed in Par.
lament. After the affair had gone on fol
a week, and the public was getting inter
psted, it was discovered that the whole
thing was hoax, and 10 add to the mortii
cation Of the London publishers, it was
the work Of poor Irish scibbler. driver
to the necessity OF earning bis bread by
his genius. lie wrote the whole thing
speeches, manifestoes and all, and did then
so admirably that nobody suspected tina
they were not genuine. Shuch hoa!
would not bs possible in this country
where the press relies on its own report
for news.-[Springfeld, Mass, Republi
can.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

AFFLIcr1oNs. - God schooleth and nur>
tureth His people. that through many
tribulations they may enter into their rest.
Frankincense. when il is put into the FIRE.
giveth the greater perfume; spice. if il be
pounded, smeleth the sweeter; the earth
when it is torn up with the plow after the
frost. and snow, aud winter storms, spring
eth the ranker; the nearer the vine is prun-
ed to'4he stock. the greater grape il yield
eth; the grape. when it is most pressed
and beaten, maketh tho sweeter wine; fine
gold is the letter when it is castin the
fire; rough stones. with hewing. are squar
ed and made FL for building; cloth is rent
and C ut; that it may be made garo ent;
linen is washed, and wrung; and beaten
and is the iairer. These are familiar ex
amplss to show the benefit and commodity
which the children Of God receive by per
secution. By it God washeth and scour
eth his congregation. we rejoice saill
St. Paul. in tribulaiious; knowing tina
'ribulations bring forth patience; and pa
tience experience, and experience hope
and hope maketh not ashamed The pow
er Of God is made perfeotia weakness, ant
all things turn unto good to them th at fes
the Lord.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHfLADBLTHfA, April 20, Ib3H,
The foreign accounts have had q depressing effect
upon the Piour market. and prices to-day nre again
rather weak sales OF super6ne for export al 331 ri
which prices u 10 freely offered. Extra range from
50alS5.
Wheat dun and priees are unchanged, ssthe re.
eeipts have been small sales OF Red n Oai Ie, and
White at 25aI IS.
Rye Is steady nt 20 cents.
Corn l. In active deana st ID saneed of q cents;
sales Of yellow nj Gsa70, closing IT the latter.
Oats in good demand: Gales o. 3ea40 cents.
CIoVerssed f. dull et 4a423.
Wool Is In rather better demand, without change.
Whisky Il hrm al SIa92 cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

BENTON IN DEATH.-The st. Louis
News says:
The body was enclosed in an air.tighI
zinc case, which waS laid within mahog-
any coffin. A lid was rased so as 10 al
low friends to look through glass on the
the face OF the dead. The face Of the
Great Missourian wore that expression Of
majestic placidity which was habilual tC
him in life. The lips were slightly open,
the eyes closed. and every hneament in
the face in state Of frepose that indicated
how gentle and peaceful had been the end
Of the veteran's stormy life. There was
no discoloration or wrinkle to be seen, and
the presence Of death was visible only in
the closed eyelids. and the cold, white,
marble like appearance of the features.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

FRur.-Ws learn from our exchanges
that the prospect for ffuii the coming sea.
son is most encouraging. 10 some parts
Of the country portion Of lbe luds were
killed by the frost: but the remaindeF will
only be the better for this. Through
Missouri and lllinoise. there will be "a
abundant supply Of peaches. sPples. pears,
and cherries Of ek ;elsnt qualities. The
trees are now blooming. asd promise q
eopious harvest Of juicy luxuries.--G
Louis Nfps.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

ET Our foreman adUissr and devil call
ed at the saloon Of Messrs. CoNvERsE &
Brother. few evenings since, and were
regaled with turtle soup, oysters birds. ice
cream. DO, &c. Madam Rumor 6 ays that
Messrs. Converse & Brother are beating
the jews. and that the gen.iles cant begin
10 compete with them; we mean to dror
10 there soon, and learn what influence
our old hat may have upon the hivalve and
bird families. Our gustatory apparatus may
be relied upon as fair index to the com
fortsof life.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

RT The sale Of the reversion Of the
Green corner took place on Tuesday last,
and after spirited competition Tho s
STURGEON Esq, Of our city. became the
purchaser at shade less than $4,000
This we esteem liberal price when esti-
mating the life estate Of Mrs. Green in the
premises. We expect soon to see itrebuil
in style that will prove both ornamental
and valuable to our city. TOMMY has the
crooks" and will do it.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22
~ The Women of Amerioa have n,

FL The Women Of America have par
chased Mount Vernonl--We are happy to
announce that on the 9th inst. in the
presence Of two parties. and the council
the Association and the proprietor OF
Mount Vernon, 4 contract was formally
entered into. before notary. between John
A. Washington Esq, and the Regent Of
the Association. for the purchase Of the
home and Grave Of Washington BY the
Association. The particuIars viii be given
in > few dsys.--Riskmond "a. Enqaiyv.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

ANOTHER 'LEvIATHAN. OF the
progressive papers Of New York publishes
a statement TO the effect that number OF
men of wealth in New York, Buffalo and
Chicago. have in contemplation to establish
somewhere in the west Leyisthan Farm,
Of from 100. 200 to 200, 900 acres. Their
object is to do for agriculture by the use
Of combined wealth and The power of ma
cbinery, what has been done in The pas,
half cen tuary. by the railroad and factory
10 supsrcede the old stage coach and the
spinning wheel. They will organize the
vast tract into two rivalized establishments
with military organization cf labor. gi.
gantic machinery, to plow, plant. reap and
rend ,r harvests, vast herds Of horses,
sheep and cattle Of the most select stock,
aud the cultivation of fruits and grains up
on grand scale. The organization it Ia
said will justly combine the interests oI
capital and labor. and by its colossal econ
omies. and its scientific appliances Of crea>
tive industrial power, and its just system
Of distribution, it will attemgt to give to
the world, the example Of true Republic
an Industrial Commonwealth, where pow
erty. duplicity, robbery and crime are un.
notwithstanding Courier.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

EEAn outrageous Insult to Americans
and PrOiestants.-At Chicago. on Monday
night preceding the recent election. large
procession OF IriShmen went through the
city, crying out 10 the extent Of their lungs
"DoWn with the Protest4ntsl' "T'o hell
with the Americansl'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BtLTHoaE, April ~, less
Flour and Wheat unchanged.
Corn Is lower. sales OF White at 65967 cents, and
Yellow at &C asa cents
Whisky at2l921 u cents.
Provisions bouyant: sales ofbulk meat at t9oeonts
Baron bio cents. Lard at I0If12ll cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22
EhaFsdny MornInE.AprII %, 1855

ETMs have received sundry commu-
nieatiOns this week, and the last from our
esteemed friend OF Amanda township, too
late for insertion.
DR.. SoorF's Spiritual manifestations
knock the sitesoff our telescope and leave
us nothing but quiEzing glass to make
observations with.
QuERY Would It rot be as well to rely
upon reason. revelation aud the evidences
Of our own senses, as 10 be worshippiRg
at the shrine Of strange Gods? seeking for
revelations wholly unimportant, or even
prejudicial to the practical purposes oI
life?
Suppose for arguments sake mot that
we believe for moment that there is the
slightest shade Of spiritual influence in it)
that we admit there is some truth Of some
sorto other attached to the Spirit Rap
pings. what good has, or will result from
il? So faras our observation has extend
ed. il has been productive Of evil rather
than good, squanSering time and means.
deranging many minds, while others have
taken advantage Of its influence and per-
petrated horid crimss. We do not believe
that the ALL-WIsE CREATOR OF the Uni
verse lends an ear to the music Of tin horns,
tamborius. 6ddles, and the thousand and
one other fandangoes said to be the work
of Spirits.
In fact the mass Of manifestations. such
as table tipping. knuckls rapping, phOsfo'
resent hands. the peculiar mode Of an
swering interrogatories, and thousand
other things appear to us to belong more
appropriately to the juggler or necroman
Ger, than to the "spirits Of just men made
perfect"
To make long story short. we believe
that the subject { or science il you please
to call it) which can never be applied to
the practical and usefu purposes Of life
should never have student; therefore, We
say, 'lead us not into temptation. but de
liver us from evil, for thine is the kingdom
the power and the glory-Amen."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22
aarThe YOUNG Man.. I.i.or.,v T.,

1gThe Young Mems Literary Insti-
ute. win meet Friday evening. April 29
at the City Hail. Question for discussion
'RssOlUsd. That all Exemption Laws
should be abolished. Foremen in debate
Messrs. Mcneil and Ketner.
An Essay viii be read by JohnC. Klot,
subject, The necessity of the study o.
moral science.
The publis are respectfully invited L
attend. BY order
"A ~. G. W. CORMANY. Seo,Y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

Eight HuuAxea and Twenty y-nine Tracts, comprising
One Hundred IAso1aanA Acres.
The American Hom' stead Land Company respeat-
fully solcite your early corporation In the organza-
ton of Clubs and will allow 10 per cent all sub-
scrptons amounting to ten Shares, payable in Stock
OF The Company.
All orders must be addressed TO the "American
Homestead Land Company. Washington, d. c." CIV
ing the full address of each Shareholder naming the
Town, County and State In which they reside and TO
whom the Shares are 10 be directed.
The Company respectfully refer TO the following
gentlemen for any Information relative to the quality
and value OF the lands.
Alexander W. Randall, Governor OF the State oi
Wisconsin; Ex-Governor Dodge. Doty, Tallmadge,
Dewey Farwel. Barstow. Bashford.
TRusrEEs- Ex- Governor Bar stow, Janesville, Wis
conssn: Alexander Spauldng, ESQ.,, Jauncey Court,
Wall Street, New York.
Washington, d. c., March. 1883.
shares, Five Dollars Each.
April g, ,ie5S-lm40
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

LADIES FrxINs. Sewing Machines.-
Our wife has got one Of Watson s patent
cost, $25, and it will make shirts. shi--
shim--sheets THAT'S the word, enough
in three days to pay its cost--it will make
from three tc five hundred stitches per min.
ute and never drops stich;--all the OBJ
lection we have to it, it will require a
wholesale dry goods store to furnish il
work, it works like charm. t. w. TALL.
MADeE keeps them for sale, and also, The
sewing machines Of Messrs. Grover q b.
ker. which ,have high reputation. We
advise our young ladies to call on Theodore
and learn the art Of being useful.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

The CoMIso SuMNER. IL is said thai
the Earl Of Rose. one Of the frt aslrono-
MRS Of Europe. has told gentleman in
England that lie anticipates one OF the most
intensely hoI summers this year that has
ever been known, and he advises farmers
- build sheds for their sNtile by waJ Of
projection against The extreme beat.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

EE We learn from gentleman recently
in Washington. that the health ofEx Gov
ernor MEDILL, OF this State. now frst
Comptroller Of the Treasury. is very bad.
that his streangth fails rapidly. and that
il ls presumed that be cannot last lorg.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

ETWe would call attention to the new
advertisement Of the "HowARD AssocIA-
rIoN" in another column. Madam Rumor
says that this benevolent institution is do.
ing much good in the land.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22
w The Ohio State Journal of Thurs

ny IH6 OHIO OVdI5 JUuTHaI- OF 1HUTS-
day, the 9Th inst, says:
We understand that the Attorney Cen
eral. in answer to inquiries addressed to
him by the Warden of the, Penitentiary
and the Acting Commissioner Of the State
House, has officially advised those officers
that, in his opinion. the acts Of the late
Legislature appointing Commissioners to
appoint new Boards of Directors Of The
Penitentiary, and Of Commissioners Of the
State House, are clearly unconstitutional.
and therefore are imperative to repeal the
acts in force prior to their passage.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

E@ See advertisement OF Misses. CLIF-
FORD q RoDrNsoN in to-days paper. We
know these young ladieslike book. and
take pleasure in commencing their taste
and skill, lin their professional 10 the lad
les Of our city and country.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

CURE OF THE HBAvEs.--A gentleman
writing to the american AgriOullurists,
states that he cured fine young mare af-
Hicted with the heavos by feeding her on
corn stalks, and since. the disease has new
er returned The writer quotes Judge
Buell's opinion as to corn stalks being a
remedy. that distinguished agriculturisI
having horse afflicted with that disorder
which dsappeard after being SO fed.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

PORTABLE SAwMILL.--See JACOB GrEs-
Ef's advertisement. Lumber Of every de-
6cription furnished to order. Location,
near Sugar Cove.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

FUNAHEAD.--L. B. .LExrs Great Nation
al Circus. will be in our city to astonish
the natives on Monday the 81 Of May
Come up every body and see horse turn
a thousand somersets. Grand sport and
no mistake. See advertisement.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

and often facts are given which do not hsr-
moniEs with the memory Of the inquirer,
but which upon reference 10 records.
proved the inquirer to have been in error.
and the foreign intelligence right.
Now, sir. / am an inquirer afer truth.
l can only say. that have seen and heard
aud am without any positive opinion Of
my own. ! have conversed with & great
many persons Of high degrees Of inteli-
gence and sound discrimination. who have
thoroughly investigated this matter. they
all admit,be verify Of the phenomena. but
have different opinions as to their cause.
Very Respectfully, H.sCoTT.
p. S.--What have given is but a small
part Of what saw and heard aud by no
means the most strange. but canno! tres
pass upon your space. II. s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22
RNVENAYsS
IMPROVED CHAIN PUMP!

is Universal Favorite with those Who nse Shop
on Broad Street, South OF Jaekson's Grocery.
yWIHB undersigned having formed partnership in
II the above business, are prepared TO putthem up
ON SHORT NOTICE, aRd pGrTaHtthsm to do NELL u
DsH used.
TPHaving established permanent business we
shaIiendeavoFto satify all who wish work IN our
line .-t s, ISAAC BRENNBMAN.
4 WILLIAM cox.
Lancaster, April ], 1s5s--4stf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

H Polteness is social passport all
over the Norld, the good society is the
best school in which it is to be learned.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22
In PairheId Common PIeas--sIarder.

Rllcn Eeely against Levi Allen and Sarah Allen. 2
II n this case the Defendant Sarah Allen, formerly
Sarah Weaver, admits that she spoke the words as
In the Petition In this setup. She further admits
that she spoke the words aforesaid without any fouD
dation whatever, and she here admits that she fase-
ly spoke said words and she now here takes back all
she ever said upon the subject Of said slanderous
words. !, SARAH ALLEN.
Auest--w. II. RICHARDS. February e6, 1sse.
1HR STAfE ~ Ono, I (
~ 80 -,S RaIraeh GrurAy.eas. 4 =
Its hereby eertihed thai the foregoi-g Is cofrvct
abstract from the Journal Of said Court made
J.. ST. at the February Term. 1854. t-.
~. Attesi--J c. RAINEY. Clerk.
perl. RADA BAUGH. Deputy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22
GREAT DISCOVERY OF HE AGE.
s|eiMPcRTAEr ro = 4t
TOBACCO CHEWERSl
DR. GUSTAV LINNARD'S
TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCuES.

=
TT is well known and inconirOve fact that the
Use Of Tobacco Is The promoting cause OF rnany Of
the most severe -.
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS 4
IN which the race OF man IS SUBJECT as careful anay.
sis long aud painful experience have clearly pro-
ven that II contains certain noreotie and poisonous
properties most dangerous In their Effects, which By
entering into the blood derange the funeions and
operztion' ofhe Heart. causing many 70 suppose that
organ to be seriously diseased.
TuBACC0 aneets aisn the entire nervous systemt
manieyting isef-as sll who have ever nsed the
ious weed will bear testimony lin Lassitnfe NeF-
Irritahilliy, Water Brash, DYspepsa, and many
other disorders Of similar character.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TRocHEs
Are designed to eounteraei these banefa innnsnees
and have proved completely s9eeessiRl pa fRultiude
OF cases. and wherever used Being harmless Ia
themselves thev exert beneheh 6hect upon TIA
entire system. restoring the TASTE which has become
viiated dIstroyed By 1reai Indulgence completely
removing the irritation and accompanying tiekling
sensation OF the Throat--which are Blways eonae.
quent upon abstaiuing from the Of Tobsceo. and
by giving healthy tone 10 the stomach, iIvigoraie
the whole system-
Persons who are irrsttIerably undermining their
consiifutlons and shortening ihek Dve5 shoHld use
these Tt0ches ediatey and brow OF the injurious
ou4 and Unpleasant habit ~ Tobacco Chewing.
These Troehes or Lozenges are put up In eonve.
niepl and portable form at the low price OF SO Cents
per H0x. A Iibernl discount 10 the Trade.
Prepared solely by the undersigned 10 whom all or
derS should be addrepsed!. - y. -
d, JAMES r. BROWN. Druggist,s
Corner of9d and Race Streets. PhilAdslphia
March 25. l65e-1y47 =.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

GIFTS, GIFTS!i GIFTSl!
EVERY SUBSCRIBER K. s4lt-
Will reeeiye beautiful gif IN Gold or Diamond Jsw
eIry receit afhis or her name,aecom.
panied BY me amount Of subscription money
THE SUBSCRi BEERS RAMES.rf <
As fast as win be piaeedin rsguia rotation,
on our Book, opposite q dssgnanng ;EeA ana ne gin
containing aeorresponding No. will he sent 1hME.
DIATELY post paiS, to the subscriber.
LADiESi LADlESll LhDIESlllesss
Won can Get large number of for 'he Cas-
tet of IliRmonds BY ttle extra exertion. and for
every 10 81 bserIber names you forward us accom-
nanied by the money will send you bsHutfal dia-
PIease beur In mind The fact that every Subscriber 70
the Casket Of Diamonds will receive beautiful gin
i'm ediately On receipt Of hsor her name aceonpa-
med by the cFiptioni money -
Persons wishing TO eommenee With the tEtt NO :
should 40 nd In edately, ne the GIN they Nn re-
ceive will them 70 speak 70 others OF ther
and thereby assist mate irereasng our
subseripton list to commences with the hrtt No.
Among the Interesting features Of our Paper wNoe
love CORES pondence ofthe mnst thrilling and ex7
citing characier which took place IN iAh an
English Gentleman and French Lady the I'D ssL
opposition Of the Iadys Father 10 the nnlen oI nls
daughter With the English gentleman is nv.s.oeo ~
tho most vivid and interesting manper a. wen A. we
nlntk Of the young lady toeiude tho FA8i
lance and cruelty OF her henriless mineI ,e- -
These letiors deeply interestng' anu OF Pu'9'
-SrTEach Subscriber must send tnree ee't postaBe
,,ns ~ retnrn nostaes on gfftgH Adoras. 1f
NELSON, HICKS, q IO-s
Proprietbrs Of the Cssket o. Damohas; - sss,au
Street. New York. - "hteA - = .'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22

Benton IN DEArH.-The St. Louis
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-09

tSnner uno Der &raft bes eblsn &o17 e5
mar fetne fe{aolt@e pfiBe aberle9en. @ir
fubren in Fniterer Nodt Iber Stcd unp
Stetnz liefen 5uueilen Dor benz 0aule ber>
u11 ben oerlprnen @es gu f1nten batten
pa6 @er9ni9en, ais mir cine Beile int
Walo campirten> bic &iiite zines Bdren su
betpmmen> Der elldli9erwetle GNwetnez
Tetl6 senu9 fnben tpnnte, u1n >idt mad
Men1@enfeiid gu selifen uno crireuten
un6 einige Stunpen Der na9tliben @afz
freunol@aft zines beutl9en Tarners> Sea-
mems Strewen6, aus Se terreid, BET erlt
Dor &ursem ebenfaQ5 paS @llt Bate
nt9t in, bod nabe ieinem 5auie einen
Baren gu besriben, ubre ieop6 ras Ser
9nu9en 9enpien gu baben, ben un9clacenen
@af nit YulSer unp 8let III re9oliren,
SIS 1T idmer IN Der Ndbe Ypn Bdrer
gu leben, btnauS9etplen aus Dem &reiie
BET @ipiliiation; aber 9emiB 1T e6 eben
10 idwr uno unan9enebnt nit ciyiliitrteu
Menl9en gu Yerfebren, Die ntdt weni9e'
9efdbrli9 ilnb> ais Bdren unp Mblfe uni
ionii9e 8eiien pe5 Walpes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-09

aeben, pab nid>t bebutiam serug NIT 6eue1
u%m9eAonacn wurpe, unc auberpem lGeint
es, ais mirpen SIT Yiele hamburger Bur>
9erlHbnden gu Shtsieren semo6t. Beiz
Res rarf uno miro ni6t mieoer pprtpm>
men, Dorum Muth uno @ertrauen &C.
fabt! Mlcin @ahlipru@ lautet IS s
blQbe unp 9epeibe bic peut
d e0umpfflpttew
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
CENTRAL AMERICA.

Aarinwau had been ,isited by very violent gale,
which Cd considerable damage to shipping, and
feshet 10 the Chages River lad temporarily inter-
ruEted railroad communication, bat the road hal sas-
tninel 10 serious damage.
The steamer Hermann hal arrived at PanaIne, and
douarted FOR San Francisco. Capt. Cayendy, Of the
Hermann, returned TO New-}orS n the Illinois.
From Nicaragua, We learn that the United o,ates
800, .ofwar Decatur had arrived al Realeo, wisTs
Sic had bcon ordered by the United States G0ycra-
ment Ths vessel is likely 10 be kept on the Ncirs-
guam coast until tie question pending 3een that
country aud the Cnitod Stltes is concluded lhe:e -
no iurortart news from the interior.
From Gotta RicG the news Is very -rsiy. The
United States Minister General Iansr rcmains ~ San
J-e the cap'sl Of the STATE bat nothing appears yce
20 baye transpired regarding his miss 9n.
Mr Yourg Anderson died on the J,h .nst., ut Cata-
90. after painfu! l1ess being some ine parelyzed.
. III Aueli.en steamship Hermann, Capt. tayendy,
rssched Panama on the afternoon Of The 9th inst.
bay;py saled from NesYorl. On tho 2A Angust, n Al
non IslDara.so on the Hth of Otobcr. The f,r
mann REPORTS upward u five hundred passeng Ar, "a
LoarI f,r California. Sic had sickness or ds.,h,
on board from leaving New-fOrk.