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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-13

THE UTAH OVERLAND MAIL CONTRACT.
LKAypyvoRru, May 1I-Messrs. Jones IL Rus
sell have purchased q controlling interest in the
Utah Overland Mail Contract. 1t is understood
they will transport the mail over the new overland
route which will m materially lessen the time
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ppnH WASHINGTON

FROM WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON May 12.-Secretary Floyd LETT here
to-day for visit of few days to Virginia for the
benefit of his health
mail rcute agents quarterly instead of monthly,
"a heretofore. -
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q - l. o. r. M. q %
X POCAHONTAS TRIBE, X
4 WILL ASSEMBLE In In THEIR 4 \
w / Ct w A M.
this sun, puuctually, 1T 80 breatbs past the Cd
run, (half past 2 O'Clock NJ to unite in process.
zion in honor of tho
GREAT COUNCIL OF TIE STATE.
All Brethren in good standing OF any other Tribe.
are cordially invited to Join with us.
ded By the Armory Band:)
Guard of the Forest
Members Of the Initia Degree, two abreast
Members OF the Braves Degree do do
Members Of the Warriors Degree do do
Members of the Chiefs Degree do do
Junior Sycamore, supported by two Braves
Prophet. supported by two Powwows
Senior Sycamore, supported by two Braves
The Venerable eachem, supported by two San
maps -
Past sachems, two abreast ,. --.F
Guard of the Wigwam
Members of other Tribes, two abreast
Members Of the Great Council two abreast
Marshals right and left, mead OF the column.
The procession will NOV down Main street TO Ieth
street, cross 9th to franklin street, up Franklin
to Governor street, mp Govornor to Broad. mp broad
to LIST street, from thence to Main street, down
Main to Corinthian Hail, where the procession will
bait and open order. Members of the Great Counr
Gil will march in the Hall two abreast, followed BY
the members in proper succession, falling 10 right
and left. ...-- E--a nv l3-lt
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T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLAs-
IL TER me-
1000 Casks Best Rockland Lime.
500 Barrels Rosendale Cement.
2OI do Calcined Plaster.
Rope, Tar, Pitch, Oakum, Beef. ana PORK.
urJapSt On the Dock.
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- :
ass ARRIVED,
Scbr Rnlago, Shelly, York River. corn. Bacon
Baakervill. -.
Gum and 7 Parker.
schr Helen. Phillips. Rappshsnuock River. Germ.
Stearns Co. -. =. s5Sa assz 81
sioop Mary, shaekford. York River. corn.
SAILED,
schr Emma Jane. PHILIPPE, District Ct Columbia,
mdse, w ID CoiQuitt Co.
6chr Mary Sdeline. Creighton. Baltimore. via
Norfolk mdsa w CoQuitt Co.
schr Frambes, Sommers. Norfolk 10 ballast
eckr Joseph Libby. spence, North Carolina, IN
ballast.
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DEATHS ON sHIPBOARD.

HALIFAX, MAY 1.-THE ship Compromise, from
Liverpool for New York, With 2S3 passengers, put
in here to day, having had hve deaths on Doare;
from small pox, during the voyage. She will sail
for her destination to morrow.
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1ELEGRAPHIU NEWS.
REPORTED ron rHR "DssPArCH

PER MAGNETIC TELE0RAPH LINES
OYvIcr-No, 1850 Eaele Square, Aein 81. }
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NEW YORK, May 11.-At the tea sale to day, full
prices were obtaioed.
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no THE COUNTRY MERCHANTS
JUAN PIZZINI.

JUAN PIZZINI,
Impcrter OF and Wholesale Dealer in Foreign
Fruits and Extra Refined Candy Manufacturer.
uonld call the particular attention of the Country
Merchants to his extensive stock Of all descriptions
Of Goods that are generally kept in nrst class
ceiye fresh supplies by every stea ner and sailing
packet 1 have adopted a general rule to sell to
dealers everything appertainins 70 this business at
tronbIe and extra expense of purchasing at the
North To order to convince the increduious of tho
trnth of this assertion they have onlv TO give me
trial JUAN PIZZ Nj,
I28 Nam street,
oh W
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FROM NICARAGUA.

+ NEW ORLEANS, May 12.-Nicaragua dates are to
the I'd inst. NJ. Belly was endeavoring to buy the
Congress-,
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FOR 6ALE.-K telerably good looks
i ting sud ssssie,s W0YzN. Pstsssn q apa ,;
snd kxesstss maker Acs Appiy' 90 CARY etrt ~
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THE OBERLIN SLAVE RESCUE CASE-sEN-
TENCE OF BUSHNELL.

CLEvLRAsD, Ohio May 11.-Bushneli, one OF the
Oberlin Slave Rescuers. has been sentenced TO
sixty days imprisonment 10 the county jail, $ooo
ne and the costs of the Kentucky ofcers arrest
ed for kidnapping.
Langden, another of tho rescuers who was found
guilty yesterday, has not been sentenced
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IpY TELEGRAPH

BIT TELEGRAPH
HAMPTON ROADS, May 12-brfived. bark Ann Ei.-
zaheth Goud from Mataworas. with molasses
EoRr Tx, May i7-(By TelcRraph)-Arrived schr.
Francis J Henry, frsm Baltimore to Petersburg,
Va !, with assorted CARGO leaking badly. ana SAILS
damaged by the late storm.
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by THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

DY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
LA PROCLAMATION -Informa'io ion having been
received BIZ the Executive. that FRANCIS Nnk-
burned, or aided In the burning, Of a stab O. con-
tanning FIVE horses and mule and two corn houses
rels of corn anu farming implements. the property
of Mrs Joanna Holloway, of the county of Caro-
line and that he 10 fl I'D from justice and 10 now 60
ing at arRe therefore, l do hereby off.r a reward
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, to any person who
shall arrest the said Fitshugh. and deliver him
moreover require all officers of this Common wealth.
civil and military and request the people gene raj
~ to their best exertons to procure the arrest
of the said N Ftzhugh, that he may be brought
to justice. :
- Given under my hand as Governor, and
Jus ! under the Less Seal Of the Commonws aIth
(A'' at Richmond, this 18th day Of May, 1859.
~ HENRY WISE.
By the Governor.
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HANnsOMEsT HEARsE

T1 HANp SOONEST HEARsE
VIZ ----l1aA~ AND BLACK HORSES IN THE
ClrY u he undersigned. at considerable expense,
have had made in cur City. splendid Hearse. we
are therefore fu liz prepared to UNDERTAKE Funerals
and furnish at all times and at all hours, METALLlC
MAHOGANY, WALNUT. POPLAR AND PINE
COFFINS. of all sizes shrouds. Sheets. &c at Ne
"a Main street; or on the corner of Franklin sna
18th streets Aso-servants Hearse and Cofns OF all
sjzes WIN A LEA, ss.----s
WIN SATTERWHITE:
Ave, the above. have appointed w
SATTERWHITE our Agent TO conduct the Under
takiuc busiDess In all its branches.
my 13-lmf ~ an VIM LEA q CO
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE
SPECIAL CARD.
The public is respectfully info med that the
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR from Massachusetts, and Rhode
Island, who will arrive here ON Monday. May 10th.
have accepted invitation and ill visit the The a.
tire on that evening, for which occasion an APpRo-
PIRATE xsTRRTAINMsNT Is in preparation, which will
be duly announced, it being the LAST NIGHT OF
THE SEASON. ct
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THs REeuLAv wsEKLY MEETING

- THE CATHOLIC FAIR.-.The
W Ladies' of St Peters congre alton, beg
their friends TO remember that their FAIR is still
continued but will positively be closed on 81 TUR-
DAY EVENING. the l4th instant. Bargains in
beautiful articles, may be expected.
my Is -2t*
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- AuorIou NofIcB.--I ask attention
to ny sale Of Dry Goods. &C.. THIS DAY, ~ 10
O'Clock at my store. :, ~. r,vrropu
my I3-lt -. OAUAnonN'
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NO THE CREDITORS OF THOMAS

L W. PEERS Such of the creditors Of Thomas
W Peers, as are secured by his deed to John q Will
liams and Nance. Trustees, dated Angus. "A. 1853,
and recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrico Coun-
ty Court are hereby notified to present their claims
at this cfice FRIDAY, the Goth day of the pre-
sent month, at 10 o'clock A NJ.
r. MILTON CARY, Com.
Office. Custom House,
Richmond $50 mr. I2-td
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1 GRAY6, -,ATTENTION.--Attoa4ssu
1i:sa "a si 4 , s:ss =: ss !:
1HN very des.feble that every msnher aheuh -
NJ as-is 'sr 3 sS SfRs s SG3Isxs orderly
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hlC1ucND InE
Last NIGHT But TWO OF THE SEASON.
E FAREWELL ssEEsSEEfF1IFF} of
who will mrs W. C. GLADSrANR
appear in the mrs W. C. GLADSTANR
LADIES LADIES B B4TTtE} and
sed assts from M ssks a aSb E.GEs
L'ngfellow's Poeml IF
L,ng.ellow's Poemj
To.N1sHr lHIAWATHA
lHIAWATHA
Countess Da'Uryille
Peg Wofington
Hiawatha TONIGHT.
The Introduction ( TONIGHT.
The Wooing
The Famine
SECURE YOUR PLACES.
HE OPPOSITION STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM L. GOGG IN. OF BEDFORD.
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
WAITMAN T. WILEY, OF MONONGALIA.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
WALTER PRESTON, OF WASHINGTON.
FOR LEGISLATURE,
WYhDHAM ROBERTSON,
DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
GUsTAVUS A. MYERS, .-4-
ELECTION THURSDAY MAYS. my I3-td
S@-DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALs.-We invite
attontlon 70 the announcement tnat the residence OF
Mr. Z White, on Church Fill, is to be sold at auc
tion on the 18th inst, under . deed of trust. The
house was built entirely by Mr. White, for bis own
use. in the very best manner, without any regard
to expense. and cost nearly $4,000 without the lot
dc has Put several additions to 1t since The same
style of dwelling could net be built at this time for
any less sum. With small outlay upon the yard.
the place can be made even more attractive and
beautiful than 1t now is; the location being among
tt 9 most desirable in the city. The house is sur
rounded by horse chestnut trees, which take years
to grow to any szs. Citizens Of Richmond. or 9th
ers in of good house. should attend the sale.
and bid literally as such places seldom offered
for sale. -,zEA my H-6s
N. WATKINS gICKLEN.
MORE NEW GOODS.
OUR ENTIRELY NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
of fine Fancy and hyperion Staple DRY GooDs, is
being regularly replenished by all the newest and
handsomest goods brought into the country.
RICH CoLoRED AND BLACK DOUBLE .-.5 .s
JUPE AND VoLANr Blk ROBES, very cheap.
Dress Silks. Robe and plain dress Bareses, Popins
and Poplinetts.
Spring Dress Goods. Men and Boys wear.
Elegant Laces aud Embroideries
NEW STYLE MANTILLAs, sHAwLs
&C.. FINE SfocK. :
House Furnishing Goods,
5et LINENS AND sHIRTINas.
OsNABuGs Plaid and Colored.
Every article pertaining to the
DRY G0uD BUSINESS,
NEW AND VERY Low.
WATKINS 4 FICKLRN,
my 6-h los. MAIN srRREf.
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!. CHICKERIaG PIANOS

~ A new and full supply of these spIen.
w NJ Qdid INSTRUMENTS have been received
ph NoIx. the CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND. We
nave now the BOuDJIR, splendid instrument. of
. The Chickering's have received IS First priss
aeaals. All over renowned competitors and from
nsSk RANK instftutiong and Fairs Of America And
o. Enropes They have manufacturer and sold
more Pianos than any other factory in the world.
from the Chickering's hare smsnated tho best
snd most permanent Improvements that have
me great capital they have invested IN manuhct1-
ring c0nyeniences. they can sell full atty psr csnt.
strnmsnss leaSs one WaterookA without their hsvs
ing been fully inspsctsd by the best artist4. 7
. ~ this factory he's never moro thau one agency
~ acjl In. Rfchmopd thsss instruments cam only
oe cold by the subscriber. - - .r,esS ~
Ins factory warrants Al Pianos sold BY this
Orders promptly attended to 's's ssss.Fg s.
Wareroems-Noeth side Of Broad street. neax 9Th.
. ImyB NATH'L CAR ISL, Cole Agout,
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- GEORGE W MusroRD, Sec of the common,h.

+ FITZHUGH is about five feet, eight inches
high. stoutly built, has dark eyesfwore very full
beard and msusteche has restless manner and
rather pleasing address, and 10 about thirfy.three
years of age he was q resident of the state of Ca
lifornia about four years ago. my I3-sW3w
SPECIAL NOTORIOUS J. BOS-
~ eIEUX. Steam Candy Manufacturer. five story
building. Main street. six doors below Mes
seurs. Isaacs Taylor, directly opposite the old
tahlished store of Messrs. Richardson 4 Co would
be happy to accommodate his old customers and the
public generally. The very liberal patronage be
with an enlarged establishment, to offer induce
ments to purchasers uneQualed this side Of Phila-
delphia. with more room, more force more stock.
and q settled disposition to do q large wholesale bu-
siness solicit q call from the buying public. at
No 30 Main afraat.
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SPECIAL NOTICEe.

- 0nHAT IxoIraMnHr - BIZ TDxR-
anAp6-w ATs0r. u Main strest. whit.hurss's OH
0nlIory HIS received. by the Europa, etereoscopic
Views taken Id ENGLAND. France. Italy, and The
Holy Land, Of Landscapes. Groups and StatnAry~-
Inc best styis Of PHOTOGRAPHS taken ~
WATSON for 81. Likewise Ambrotypes for 35c.
Photographs life size. colored IN oil, or pastel,
and cnpsd from old Dasuerreotypes and enlarged.
I pH-fE r&ra bss
LAIDLIr & RoBiHsoH's -.
SODA WATER.
j. W.. DAvJug
MARBLE MANTEL WARk.kOOM.
: MECBANICs' INSTITUTE.
myl3-lm
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N. THOUGHTS cP RzEs Co.'S PoRTRAITs-By the
CRAZY PoET: .. ....t ri
Through lifes varied of sorrow and gladnsss
There is hope for the saddest who weary and
mourn
The loss of their friends who leave them In Sadness
Without memento of Art in return.
Mothers and fathers Of the land and the sea, e..
Go to the Artist whose skill il to save
The friends of your hearts, though fe& they may O.
With the aid of the sam this side of the grave
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WAN AMBURGH & CO.'S
s= GRAND
geological and Eques-
trian Company,
viii exhibit at Richmona on
FRIDAY, SATURDAY,. and MONDAY,
May Goth, 2lst, and 23i, 1859.
This Colossal Es.abishrreat has been entirely
RENTED for the season of 1883. with new Cages.
Perfsr ming Dens, Baggage w agons, Richly Mount
ed Harness. and Costly Trappings.
The superb BAND WAGON, conveying
p. NEUB K RS
PHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND,
will lead the
MAGNIFICENT CORTEGE
In BRILLIANT PROCESSION,
through the principal streets-enterng the city
at 10 O'clock A NJ. on FRIDAY.
Every citizen should witness this Brilliant Dis
play, got up at an expense Of over
Forty Thousand Dolfarsi
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WANT e D.-Exchange on London
w wanted by
my 9-ts KENT, PAINE 4 co.
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No. Third SPLENDID OPENING OF
DRY GOODs!
BREEDEN & FOX.
BROAD STREET
Open this day. MONDAY. April 18th, the most
complete assortment of Goods ever exhibited By
them. They invite special attention to very at
et DRESS GOODS,
which will be offered at very reduced prices amongst
them
Bsrege and Grenadine Robes In great variety
Silks Bay adere, deax volsntes. some entirely new
style
India and Foulard silks, colored and black
French Or gandies and Jaconets
Spring de LANES, Chaiii de LANES t-srI
De Cbenss. EtoiIe de Paris -
And MANY other new and beautiful fabrics for
Spring wear. .--ss
Our stock of Housekeeping and Plantation Goods
10 very large
We have bought during the past week. some large
lots Of the following Goods, which We shall offer at
very low prices:
Irish Linens. Table Damasks, Napkins. Towels.
BREEDEN FOX,
my2-I0kif 2l7 broad street.
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~ SALES OF TeBAcCo By GREEN 4 HoBSoN, at
the Tobacco Exchange, yesterday:
WIN T. CHAPLIN, of CHARLOTTE Co., VA.
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~MAHTILLas AND SHAwLs
At tho CASH SToRe Of co
CHANTILLA and ,pr.cu1.cr
SILK and LACE MANrILLAS
BERAGE sHAWLe and DU1TERe
- Chea Tor Cab PkRKfNS 3 co,
mTe-Ivif No I4i Eagle Square.
~UypaEosDsarsD BABaAISs
AT THE Cash STORE OF
PERKINH 90.
No Ht Eagle equare.
Very rich Double Skirt and Two Fiounced BLK
Two Fiouncad Berage arsnsdins and orsande
Rich Oreandie and Berages
Ducal Plaids, Valentias and Chailie De LANES
marked down TO 20 cts
Fresh supply Of those cheap Kid Gloves at rs cts
rs Bleacbed Shifting, very cheap at Sd
Best rs Bartlett Bleached Of 10 cts
Extra Beached Shifting at II cts
Best Mills Shifting at IS cts
Rich Lace and French Worked Sets
Large stock new style Parasols
100 pieces fast colorea Lawns at cd |
30 pieces ~ fast colored Brilliants at IS cts
Bost English and American Cslicoes ut II cts
Watch Spring Hoop Skirts
my 9-lwf PERKINS co.
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Ass ei14 " - a5sa q = 81 e & y -
sya.Fe y e zasssN& b 1si sog
70 }4As H9&F 80 LII
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w MED, TWO HUNDRED NE

" A N 7 e D, two HUNDRED NE.
w GROES.-I want to hire two hundred negroes,
to cut pine wood. for the Claremont Railroad. in
Surry county Virginia. which liberal price will be
paid or will contract with q responsible party to
cut twenty thousand 10000 cords per annum. For
parts uiars, please address to SELDEN d MILLER
Of Richmond. Va. or to A A BEDELL, Cabin Point.
Surry co. Va. in care Of William Allen, ESQ.
INV IO-6t
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Ms gsasneiet ytfer. of lie war npon N :
assts'ssRsN IN eaaA0t h doubled We
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NAaINH INrHLLI0HNCn

PORT o RICHMOND-MAY IL, 1850.
80 .~>-~>~>~~~>S-~~~-e~--~~-~~s
High Water this day (Friidy) ~ o'c'eck.
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W. r. WILKINS, of HALIFAX Co VA
hid ManufActuring...
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-09
Difficulty in the Union, N. Y. Bank.

On the LIST of December last party dealing
at the Union Bank of New York, from a vari-
ETY. of circumstances, succeeded in obtaining
the entire confidence of Mr. Deming, the
them President, as well as that of the first
Teller. Having to pay call loans, (which are
paid to the President) he succeeded in paving
his loans by check on the Union Bank for
seventy thousand dollars he then proceeded
to the Teller's desk and presented for certifi-
cation his check for about ninety thousand
dollars. The first intimation the Cashier (now
President) had of these overdrafts was a note
from the party, expressing his inability to
make good his account Mr.. Deming was
then induced to make the account good by a
forced loan, receiving such securities as he
could obtain"
The party alluded to is Mr.. Edward Bel
KNAPP, and the securities taken up are under
stood to have belonged to his fathers estate
and to be now in charge of the Probate Court
of Massachusetts,. OF the 900 check, ST.
900 was paid to the American Exchange Bank
where Mr.. Bellnap had loan on government
securities of that amount. The debt of Mr.
Belknap to the Union Bank is thus 100000
and interest security for which that institu-
ton holds 100000 of the bonds of the Spring
field and Mount Vernon Railroad Company,
and the assignment of Mr.. Belknaps interest
in his fathers estate which was very large
one. 1t is doubtful how much will be realized
from these sources, but the bank officers feel
confident that the loss cannot be very large.
The bonds alluded to are claimed by the rail
road company as being improperly in Mr.. Bel
knap's possession and they have commenced
legal proceedings against him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-09
Pennsylvania Nominations.

HARRIsBURG, May 8.-The Peoples State
Convention nominated, on the eighth ballot
Thomas X. Cochrane for Auditor General
Gen. Helm was nominated for Surveyor Gen
eral on the lst ballot.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted that
the Peoples Convention of legislative inter
vention TO PROSTATE the will of the people as a
dangerous clement; that it protests against the
sectional, pro-slayery policy Of the administra-
ton; denouncing the attempt to 'enact a Con-
gressional slave code for the Territories, as
sorting hostility to the extension Of slavery !;
censuring the attempt to revive the slave
trade, and the administration for conniving at
It's practical re-opening; tavoring a pro-
tective tariff, and considering the profess
sions Of the President in favor of pro-
lection, as unreliable; condemning the pro
figate extravaganza of the national admin
istration, deploring the defeat of the Home
stead BILL advising legislation to prevent
frauds upon the naturalization laws, so as to
secure the purity Of the ballot box; approving
of enactments to prevent the introduction of
foreign criminals; inviting all parties to join
in the restoration ofthe government to its orig
inal purity; approving of the course of Sena-
tor Cameron and our members of Congress
who supported the Homestead bill and de-
nouncing the course of the administration in
reference to Kansas The Convention then adj
journed sine die.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-09
Later from California

ST. Louis, June THE overland mail,
with San Francisco dates of May l6, has ar
rived here. The Indians had burned another
house at Red Bluffs.
Advices from Oregon state that the pohti-
clans were stirring, prior to the meeting of
the Legislature The crops were promising.
The news from Fraser river continues dis
couraging Most of the California miners
were returning from there.
A large fleet of clippers was due at San
Francisco, some of them being out over one
hundred days. The goods expected in these
ships would depress the markets, and there
was no prospect of an advance in prices.
Trade was brisk, and the mining news fayora-
bic.
Gen. Harvey has issued orders for the or
ganization OF an expedition, under the COM
mand of Capt Walker, to open wagon road
from the Columbia river to Salt Lake.
The steamer Surprise had arrived at San
Francisco from Mazatan, with five hundred
and seventy thousand dollars in specie
She brought news that the Conservative party
were beseiging that city with fair prospect of
Wrestling it from the hands of the Liberals.
The Ell Paso correspondent Of the Republic
can, says that Tomas Zuloaga, brother Of the
ex-Presdent, recently started from CaraliU
with thousand men, for the purpose of taking
the city of Chihuahua A party of Liberals
had started from El Paso for that place.
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From Maricaiho.

NEW York, May 8.-By the arrival of the
schooner Amy Chase, Capt. Brevor, we have
received advices from Maricaibo to May II.
Coffee had risen from II to II Ia cents per
pound.
The soldiers in Fort st. Carlos rose and took
the forts, and proclaimed for Monagas. They
then made prisoners of the officers, and liberia
ted the prisoners in the fort on the arrival of
the army. AT the fort, some hours after the
mutiny, Captain b. sent Lis boat on shore to
get permission 10 pass the fort, as is customary.
They detained the boat some hours, and then
sent an armed force off to take Captain b. and
his pilot ashore within, and to detain the YES
sci at the fort, in order to keep the news from
getting to Marcabo. But Captain B. not
wishing to be detained, carried the soldiers up
with him by force. The following day three
hundred men were sent down, and on the Sd
of May retook the fort, when all became quiet
again.