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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
President JuareE replied as foIlowsi


"Sr. Mpuister-It is extremely grateful and
satisfactory to me TO receive from your Elk
cellency's hand the credentials by which His
Excenency, the President OF the United
States, authorizes your residence in the
Republic Of Mexico, as representative of the
Government and people of the United States,
and assures me Of the friendly feelings they
entertain for the prosperity of this Republic
Il shall endeayor to merit the confidence
which they manifest that my administration
will consolidate among us the great princt
pies OF constitutional liberty = principles
which distinguish as from the majority OF
older nations. / can assure your EXcellency
that Mexico has now entered on this path
from which il is 10 be hoped she will not
deviate since all the officials and chiefs who
sustain the Constitutional Government. lay
ing aside all partisan interests and personal
aspirations, have dedicated themselves 10 the
salvation of the holy cause of natlons-Con.
stitutional Liberty.
81 shall likewise endeavor TO respond "a
the benevolent sympathy with which the
people Of the United States have distinguish
cd me. and to the exhibitions OF friendliness
and Justice which its enlightened President
has to-day given 10 Mexico. Like your Elk
cellency, desire and hope that the Govern
meni OF the two Republics will continue e
cherish a real friendship, which, recognizing
aud hRrmonizing their interests will achieve
the triumph OF constitutional liberty.
MAY the good example given by bott
countries be followed by other nations, among
themselves aud with the United STATES and
Mexico, in order 20 Consolidate the peace OF
The world and the continued progress o
hnmanity.n t
The Jaarex Administration Immediately
issued circular, addressed 10 the Governor
OF the States. informing them Of the FeeOgni
tion by the Government OF the United States
and expressing the hope that the coanir,
would at once aoquiesce, aud thuse stahlisl
peace and quiet
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

W.. y. BERRY a co., Public square
MARRIOTT
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-19

less explain why the honorable Senator was
opposed to the House bill even while he saw
himself obliged to vote for it. The remarks
Of DR.. Delony were extremely pointed, and
there was u general smile around the room,
when in the course of his speech he turned
round. so us to face B. Il. SHINES, oil pointc
Coupee, who was seated Immediately behind
him and asked, if he was the man that wanted
to purify the atmosphere Of this State. House
(alluding to former speech of MIR. s., and
breaking out into the exclamation, Great
God! has it come to this!'
There were other salient points in the speech
cs that followed, but l huve said enough to
give you an idea of what passed, which is the
most that can be given in the narrow limits Of
a newspaper correspondence. The Senate
yielded but with exceeding reluctance it died
hard, striking right and left in blind rage, a,
those whose Grmness had forced them to it.
Before finish, it may be well to remark
that after Mr.. Dcfreesc's speech, the gentleman
who received the dispatch from Washington
rose and acknowledged that such document
had been received, though he did not be iev'
that the word "disaflectcd' was used in it
Satisfy the people, Mr. Stirling, by publishing
this much-talkcd of document. II it PROV
nothing against Benjamin and Sanddgc let i
see the light to refute charges against them
it might possibly place these two gcntlemc
in an unpleasant position, You will but add t
the unpleasantness Of by withholding it,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-19

Two hours passed rapidly away. The stran'
gers were delighted with the intelligence dis
played by the mechanic, and with his frank,
attentive and unsuSricious manners. "llerc
is u man who loves his profession so well, that
he takes pleasure in explaining It's mysteries to
all who can understand them," thought Mr.
Wolfe.
II am afraid we have given you much trou'
ble," said the other stranger.
Indeed. gentlemen, | have enjoyed your
visit" said the mechanic, "and shall be glad
to sec you again
perhaps we may" said Mr. Wolfe; and the
strangers departed.
Five months afterwards ms the mechanic,
whose means were quite limited, sat in his
office, mcditating how hard it was to get busi.
ness hy the side of such large establishments
as were his competitors, the two strangers en-.
tered He gave them II hearty welcome, han.
dcd chairs, and sat down.
1--WE come" said Mr. Wolfe, with pro.
position to you from the Emperor Of Russia"
From the Emperor? Impossible"
Here are our credentials"
But, gentlemen" said the now agitatcd
mechanic, "what does this mean? How have
| earned such an houor!'
simply by your lralghiofWard courtesy
and frankncss, combined with professional in
'clligencc," said Mr. Wolfe. Because We
were strangers, you did not think necessary to
treat us with diStruSt or GOODNESS. Iou saw
we were in earnest in acquanting ourselves
with your works, and did not ask u.s. before
extending to us your civilites, what letters of
introduction we brought lou measured lis
by the spirit We showed, and not by the dsmi-
ties we coald have. exhibited.
The mechanic visited ST Petersburg, and
soon after moved his whole establishment there
He had imperial orders for rs many loromo.
tive engines as he could construct. He has
lately returned to his own country, and is still
receiving lurgc returns from his Russian work
shop. And all this prosperity grew ont of his
unScIfish civility to two strangers, one OF whom
was the secret agent Of the Car Of Russia.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-19
NEW MEDICINES.

NEW MEDICINES.
TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE. at the Drug
J Store Of NORWOOD TIl.DON, Il fresh supply,
consisting. in part, Of the following:
3 doz. Balm of Thousand Flowers;
Browns Ess jamaica Ginger;
2 Ronu's Tonic Mixture;
l Osgood'. India Cholagoshc;
Radways Ready Relief;
Regulators;
3 ResOlyrnt;
IIoofand's German Bitters;
2 Rcddin's Russia Salye:
2 RuShton's Cod Liver Oil;
3 Billings, Astringrnt Syrup;
Gross Barrys lricopheros;
Lyons Kathairon:
! . Wncn's Canadian Vcrmifugc;
2 " B. a. Fahnestock's Vermiiugc.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-03-19

PREMIUMS TO AGENTS GETTING SUBSCRIBERS
Those getting up club of five subscribers at 50
each, and remting SO, will be entitled to a Gold
Pen and silver holder worth SO and each subgcrj.
Der will receive any one OF the above articles be may
select
Those remtting $50 for ten subscribers will be en-.
tlied to u Gold Pencil with Pen worth 81.
Those getting up club Of IL subscribers and re-
hitting $780, will be entitled to silver watch or a
gold vest chain, worth $40
Those remting $40 for 90 subscribers will be en-
titled to gold chain or silver hunting cascd watch
worth Sl5.
Those rcmting $50, for 80 subscribers will be en-
titled to gold chain, or silver hunting cused watch
worth S22.
Those RENTING $50 for 40 subscribers will be en-
Titled toa lady's gold chain, worth $50
Those relntlng 100 for so subscribers will be en-
titled to a gold watch worth $40.
jfs5- All communications should be addressed to
NJ. NJ. DEAN, Publisher,
1886 Broadway, New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05

COMPLIMENTARY ToURNATEST,-We are
pleased to learn that the Scholars of the lst
and I'd courses Of Capt. DeReu's Fencing
Glasses have rendered him Compliments.
ry Tournament, to be given at Huston Hall
on the evening Of the 18th inst We men
ton the matter thus early that those at a
distance who have expressed a desire to
see the grand display may be present to
witness it. The coming Tournament will
be decided improvement upon the one re-
Gently given; the persons who will engage
in it are now considered adopts in the use oil
the sword, and they cannot fail to present
an exciting and thrilling entertainment On
the occasion there will be engaged in grand
combat 40 sword, and l6 bayOnet fencers
and the programme will contain large mum
Der Of exciting pieces, in which will be ex'
hibited every species of attack and defence
But we will refer to the Tournament again
Prof Pearson's band will.be in attendance
aud we need not say that the music win b,
of the highest order
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05
NEWS TTRMs.

Horticultural Society is about being es
tablished on Long Island, N. Y, for the pur
pose Of teaching orphan girls the science oil
horticulture
AT farm house, near Bsllymena. ireland, a
little girl was found by her mother drowned In
a churI, into which she had fallen while taking
milk from t.
Mr. Columbus Edwards, aged 30 years, was
killed by the falling Of beam. while raising
a barn near Fort Wayne, on the 2slh ult.
The Rev. Mr.. Kalloch, Of famous memory,
has accepted an invitation from a country
church in Massachusetts.
The Court of General Sessions in New York
commenced on Monday. Eleven persons are 10
be tried for murder and four for manslaughier.
There are eight hundred and eighty thou.
sand dollars in judgments standing against the
city Of New York, Of which S3l ,g97 so have
recently been paid
Col. Hoover of Harrisburg. Pa. has pear
tree in his garden which, though only four feet
high, contains $40 pears.
A man fell into the Genesee at Rochester. N.
y, few days ago, aud was carried over the
Falls.
Gen. Sam Huston is candidate for Governor
OF Texas against Governor Rannels, the candi,
date Of the convention Of Democrats,
Proceedings for divorce have already been
commenced, in the New York Courts, by the
Hon. Daniel L. Sickles.
It is thought that Judge Greenwood, Of Ar
kansas, willaccept the Office of Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs.
Late adyiees from Havana state that the au-
Ihorities are keeping watch ahti-~Ward for lks
coming filibusiers, who will scarcely prove a
surprise party at this late date They have
swept the threshing floor for their reception; il
is scarcely doubtful who will pay the piper.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05

STATE OF ONO We. BESJ, CRIsrINE.-This case
had created quite an interest in community,
and the attendance at the Probate Court yester,
day was quite large. The defendant was charg.
ed with selling ardent spirits contrary to law,
and be was tried on two "iniormations, special
and general. After the examination of the
witnesses. by consent the case was submitted to
the jury without argument from counsel; aud
after short absence, they returned a verdict
of guilty on both Especial and general informa
tion." The penalty is fine and imprisonment,
one or both, at the discretion Of the Court -
Judgment had not been rendered, we learn,
when motion was made for new trial M B.
Walker for defendant; D. A. Houk for the
State,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05

THE CHRIsTYs ARE CoMSa ! - While a
the Concert last evening we were agreeably
surprised at meeting that clever gentleman
Lou. Zwisler, Agent Of George Christy's Min.
strels. He popped against US suddenly, like an
--apparition The sum Of his information
was that the "Christys" are coming that they
will be here to morrow, aud give their Dayton
friends and admirers an entertainment on Fri
day aud Saturday evenings Of this week. It il
hardly necessary, we suppose, to more than
announce this fact.
The Dayton people have been favored with
every possible shade Of negro wit, oddity and
minstrelsy and it is to be presumed that they
are posted on the different "styles." They
certainly have been able to make a choice and
we believe that we fairly represent the popular
taste when we say that the ohristy Minstrels
are, in all that goes to make up an Ethiopian
Entertainment, superior to all other trOupes
The "Christy's are on their return east
and in obedience to the wishes Of very large
number Of our citizens, stop here a couple Of
days on their way, to again contribute TO OuI
pleasure. They will give us some novelties
never before ssayed in Dayton, and we feel sure
that they will leave nothing to be desired in
their performances.
Let the news pass around that the "Christys
are coming" |" Aud let them be greeted on
Friday evening at Huston Hall with full
house.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05
NO. 81.

present month; and we are assured that by
the first of October next the Dayton and
Michigan road will be completed to Toledo.
From these two connections we may cx-
pect a considerable increase ofbusiness
The Board take occasion to congratulate
the stockholders on the improved condition Of
the company's finances, as well as for the
improved prospect Of an increase Of business
from connecting roads.
For detailed statement of the finances Of
the company, and the operations Ofthe road,
reference is made to the reports Of the Sec
retary and Superintendent herewith sub
mitted.
BY order ofthe Board Of Directors,
S. s. L'HOMMEDIEU, President.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05

LAST NIoHr OF THE FArR.-This is the last
evening of the Fair at Brckel's Hall. Weregret
to hear that thus far the receipts have not jus
tilted the expectations Of its friends rnd sup,
porters We had supposed that, after the com
mittee had Withdrawn every feature to which
any objections could be made by the most ex-
acting moralisit, the people would come up tC
its support we we're certainly justified in sup
posing that 1.-THE Order" would rally to its aid
personally, and use its influence in its behalf
Whether this has been the case or not, We leave
others, and the empty exchequer to answer
There is nothing Of public nature "gOing on
this evening to prevent our citizens from attend
ing the Fair. Let there be q rush, then, this
evening. IT, as some young men say, there are
not enough young ladies to make the place at
traetive let them take them there Go all of yor
to night
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05
THE DAILY EMPIRE
OFFlo9 or POsLioATtoNli
Empire Budiug Third st., South side bsa Main iee'ssu
TERMBi
BY Mailes 90 per ysarinadvanoe.
I'd oents per Week, payable to the carrier.
Single copies, putup In wrappers, boenta.
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Compsny is
our duly authorized Agent 10 make contracts
aud receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
DC, 10 that city.
To BUSINESS MEN.-The Empire job Rooms
are in complete trim, aud we are now prepared
10 do work Of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Call in and examine our work and
learn our prices.
W To ADvRRTIsEas. - Advertisements OF
Notices for the Empire must DO handed into
the office by ten O'Clock on the day they are de-
sired to be published-nOt later. We cannot
agree to insert them after thathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05

W Passing along 9TH street, this morning,
we dropped into the large carriage manufacto.
ry Of our friend Professor Phillips, and noticed
that he had just finished lot Of fine bugges,
as nice as any our eyes ever beheld. We are
gralifed to learn that these establishments"
are going off this fine weather like "hot cakes
before a hungry crowd. By the way, we did
the Professor" injustice the other day. in sta
ting that 500 years ago he was fond Of fishing
oD Sunday, In this our informant was mista
ken, and we cheeriully take back the charge
He aRirms that he is as fond of whistling as
ever
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05
For the Empire.
Uncle Sans Southern Tour,
WRITTEN BY HlMsELP.-So. 4

The fires which had been damped on our ap
proach to the Mound, for the purpose of redu
cling the steam. were again fed with the usual
combusiable material, and another half hour
launched ns into the Father Of Waters Ny
spirits were 80 much depressed by the melan
choy scenes of the last few hours, that my
sensations were any thing but pleasant. How.
ever, making yirtue ofsneeessily, consoled
myself as well as could, ty taking glance al
the contents of my leather wallet. Several
intffeclual attempts at making the acquaintance
Of my new friends, satisfied me that would
never be able in my present guise To eyade the
yigilant eye Of the oyerseer. retired to my
room earlier than usual, that evening, for IN,
purpose Of meditating on some plan, thai
would enable me 10 carry out my grand design
viz: the introduction of my principles wai
soon wrapped in = profound sleep, aud know
not how loDg / remained 10 that unconsciou,
state, when the visage OF beautiful copper
colored female appeared to me, calling aloud
Uncle Sam, you are destined for mission r
She held 10 her hand piece of parchment OF
which was written 10 large letters q Use burned
cork Use burned cork p The repetition Of tn,
sentence was intended no doubt to enforce the
command more emphalicslly and as such
took it, However, there was no necessity FOL
the enforcement. | was too well pleased with
the solution, of the main officially that lay ia
the way Of the dissemination Of my principles
| By this time our boat was nearing Memphis
where intended to go on shore to procure the
burned coIk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05

A "SESsArIoS" ITEM.-Mr 0. w, Thomp
son, Jeweler, and Watch and Clo,k Maker
Sd st., near the Methodist Church, has on ex
hibition at his store large PEARL 1t was found
in the Little Miami River some time ago, near
Xenia. by little boy who was playing in the
water. The little fellow discovering some.
thing bright and unusual 10 the water, picked
it up and carried it home. His father disposed
of 1t for 50. Mr.. Thompson hearing of the
matter, got sight Of the pearl, and at once
became Its purchaser. Desiring to ascertain it's
full value we learn that MIR. T. sent the pearl
to Boston, where the chemists pronounced it a
very fiue pearl, and worth at least Sl25I It is
well worth seeing. We presume the Little Mi
ami will be closely prospected for some more
of the same sort II it proves prolific 10 its
yield Of the pearl, it will be a better venture
than Pixies Peak
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05
Mrs. J. Aubert
Charles Auberts Estate.
$4,000 Worth of JeWelry
81, 900 worth Of other Personal Property
At Public Sale by
ADMIR- OF CHARLES kUBERT, DECD

= HE personal property belonging to estate
Of Charles AubeTt deceased consisting Of a large
humber OF gold and silver watches clocks, iewelfy
otevery kind, one dark brown 2year old colt one tine
rosewood six octave piano forte, household and
kitchen furniture and other personAl property will
residence of the deceased, in Dayton Ohio on Tues
day, the 10th day OF May, 1859, Commencing al lo
oeloeE In the forenoon, and will continue from day
day thereafter till the property 10 all sold.
Terms OF sale-Ali sums under 81 to be cash; all
sums above and under 90 TO be three months credit
credits and all sumT Of T. and over 3 months credit
In all eases OF credit the purchaser to give his note
with approved personal security, for amount dur.
chased TO bear interest fTOm day Of sale.
said watches, clocks and jeWelIy arc all of the
best quslltY and were seleeted wtth ETeAt care b.
In the city Of Dayton and vicinity.
Apf22-dtt 4 nOLTIN. Aduiulsffator
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05

MERCHANTS ExcHASaE.-There will be meet.
ing at the Merchants Exchange Hall, Friday,
May G, at So O'Clock, p NJ. Every member of
the Chamber is requested and expected to be
present, as there will be business Of much i'm
porlance brought before the Chamber.
d. o. REscH, Secy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05

MoRRIssEY AND HEENAN.-The New York
correspondent of the Baltimore Clipper, writ.
ing under date Of the SOth April, says 1T
is stated that the Hght between Heenan and
sayers, for purse and the English belt,will
not take place before nex1 spring, During
the interval !, is expected that Heenan will
practice constantly with Jno Morrissey and
Mr. ottiguon, Since the spaFring exhibition
for the benefit ofthe widow Of Harrington
Morrissey aud Heenan have become warm
friends II the arrangements for a 6ght
with Sayers are completed, Morrisssy in.
tends going to EngIand vita Hsenan, aad
to second him in the ring
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05

1.-THE romantic scenery amidst which the
genius of Scott revelled, in his beautiful poem
Of the Lady of the Lake, has been invaded in
this utilitarian age, and Lock Katrine turned
into reservoir for the use Of the people Of
Glasgow,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05

b0-GeOrge Christy presents his very best
respects to the good people Of Dayton, and
would be pleased to see all of them at Hus.
ton Hall Tomorrow (Friday) evening OF
course the people will call to see him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05

Tiny FIT AN rIri"--A very salty case Of
assault and battery" was before the Probate
Court yesterday evening, in which two wo.
men were the parties. The plaintiff in the
cause, good looking woman, with keen black
eyes, well dressed, and Jewels on her fingers,
stated that she was unable TO procure counsel,
and the Court assigned for her defence, Josiah
Lowell. Esq The prosecutrix, small. spunky
looking woman, stated that the defendant had
first slandered her, and then when she went TO
ascertain what she meant by il, she got her
hair pulled, face and neck scratched, was
knocked down in the mud, had her face daubed
with IL, aud, indeed, her entire person was
smeared over This outrage was substantialed
by several witnesses, one Of whom interfered,
and she was permitted to go home, one Of the
worst drabbled women we ever heard Of The
defence succeeded 10 showing that il was two
man quarrel" merely /; that the prosecutrx
gave provoeatiOn that she provoked breach
Of the peace. The testimony which was Of a
fish market favor, was lstoned to by large
crowd; and the matter was finally settled by
the jury, who decided that the prosecution
failed to make out case.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05
Dsee 4th page for Telegraph Reports

TRY Iri--The Daily Empire, local and gen,
eral NEWS paper, is published every after.
noon. Price. 10 cents per week, payable to the
Carrier. Our citizens are solicited to try il; II
it does not give satisfaction, we will not insist
on their continuing IL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05

G-We saw Mr.. Lane, the faithful and eff
cient sexton Of Woodland Cemetery yesterday
afternoon conducting uespasser, woman, to
the Mayors Office. II seems that she had been
caught in the act Of despoilinga grave Of the
flowers which the hand Of affection had placed
there; aud the Sexton, who is determined to
put stop to such practices, accompanied her
into the city, to make an example of her. He
eallanuy carried her basket Containing the
stolen flowers and plants,) for her, and treated
her with that Difference which every gentlemen
observes toward the "other ser" She plead
iD amsliOratiOn Of the offence that she was .
clone widow" and that she took the flowers 70
plant over theg grave Of her dear departed Ia
consideration Of the "motive. We suppose. ths
Mayor fned the clone widow" but IS and costs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05

0-1he Turkish Government has granted a
pension Of 5000 francs (about 81 l,O00) to the
daughter Of the French Consul murdered at
Dieddah, (Mr. Eveillard.) The young lady is
recently married, and received the news Of this
pension on the morning of her wedding.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-05

W wehear that the delegation of the Order
of "sOns Of Malta" Chat went to Green.
willie last evening, for the purpose Of founding
Lodge in that place. returned at 3 clock, this
morning, after experiencing pleasant time, so
cially and otherwise. The brethren Of Green
willie set fine lunch at close Of the ceremonies
which departed" with basket Of Eeidsieh
to the satisfaction Of all present, aud reOdcred
our Dayton friends in good condition to return
The delegation from this place numbered sOm'
"4O odd, i" amongst whom. the utmost Of qaiet
good feeling and order prevailed.