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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
FRUIT TREES

FRUIT TREES
GARDEN SEEDS.
Smiths l'Om0sOgical Garden and
Nursery,
American River ~ Miles from sAera-
memtO CITY
DEPOT "A J STREET. --
We Offer the present season, . finer and lAyfeI
G stock Of FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL SHADE
TRIES PIONEERING SHRUBS, AND GREEN
- HOUSE PLANTS, than any season heretofore
embracing the following varieties, viz;
2:o" Apple to years DID, from sraf S!d varieties
' :$ S::;:;"', e !: e !: (:
IO,OOO Cherry, do do do 30 do
Also, California and Foreign Grape Vines, with full
assortment Of the other kinds Of smnller fruits.
The above Of the most vigorous and thrifty growth
and well shaped Trees Of very large siSe from to Is
feet In height.
Shade and Ornamental Trees,
Consisting Of the Elm, Maple, Linden, AAnthus Catalpa
LabuTnum Curled Leaf and Weeping Willow. China Tree
and Locust all Of ne growth and large size sufficient for
setting In private or public grounds.
Our stock Of Cameas, R0s, and endless variety Of
Green House Plants, u unusually large and tine.
Our Camelas have now commenced blOssOming In all
their beautiful varieties and eOlOrs, and will continue
blooming during the winter and spring months.
Garden Seeds.
We invite the attention Of Planters Mnk DeaeFat our
SEEDS the crop Of this years growth which pure
sure TO vrRetate and which offer at greatly reduced
prices We hold out Inducements to parties PuFchs
sing Wholesale stock being large and to dealers
and planters wanting large quantities.
We will sell for cash ut less price than Is demanded In
Trees Plants and Seeds packed with the greatest
to insure them In transportation to any part Of the Pacific
Coast.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

Also, California and Foreign Grape Vines, with full
assortment Of the other kinds Of smaller fruits.
The above Of the most vigorous and thrifty growth
and we'll shaped Trees Of very large sSe, from to Is
feet In height.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
memuO CIUy1
DEPOT "A J STREET.

We offer, the present season, finer and larger
stock Of FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL e1IADE
TREES PIONEERING SIRIUS, AND GREEN
- HOUSE PLANTS than any season heretofore
nlar the lnllnHlnR Ynririlra. viz
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

RESPECT THE AGED.-Bow low the head,
boy do reverence to the old man.
Once like you, vicissitudcs Of life have sill.
vcred the hair, and changed the round merry
face to the war-worn visage before you.
Once that heart beat with incidents co-equal
to any that you have ever felt; aspirations
crushed by disappointment, as you are per.
haps destined to be.
Once that form stalked proudly through the
gay scenes Of beau ideal Of grace, now tho
hand Of Time, that withers the flower Of yes
terday, has warped that figure and destroyed
the noble carriage.
Once, at your age, he possessed the thou.
sand thoughts that pass through your brain,
now wishing to accomplish deeds worthy Of q
nook in fame, anon imagining life dream that
the sooner he awoke from it the better. But
he has lived the dream very near through
The time to awake is very near at hand; YET
his eye kindles at noble deeds of daring, and
the hand makes firmer grasp Of the staff.
Bow low the head, boy, as you would ir
your old age be Tevercnced.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

PRINTERS LITANY.-FrOm want Of gold,
wives that scold, maidcns old, and by sharp.
ers sold preserve US!
From foppish sneers, mock auctioneers, and
wonan's tears-deliver usi
From singing flies, coal.black eyes, and ba-
bies cries-dcliver usi
From secdy coats, protested notes, and sink.
ing boats-prOtect us!
Prom creaking doors, a wife that snorcs,
COMPOUNDED bOres, and dry good stOrcs-pro-
tect US!
From modest girls with waving curls, teeth
Of pcarlS-nevcr mindi
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
Tribute TO Ncfited Worth.

The inVrat,ur ~ man 10 his ieIi"V L. omen N,
with in life that tcSinonAl prompted by a., nntF feelings
their hest days in rhlaDIhrnpc drvasR To the A~vaaos
Il" the ILL., ri iral mortality HmPrrish n"o. the columns
of press With frAunlcnt aud ncuns riirra singing
T~Ans to the worth ~ their cRoi@al chaTlAtanism
H,oW arPcnd letter from uoFihy Who, brief
period since srrmrd 'rsinrd 10 Anis nj Ihis mortal
rnl :" WIN looked Harvard to his di sIutioa With thas
pleasure which only thoN< weighed dou ny The heavy hand
Of lisAse Contrary Ia hoPe, the ability Of skila
phy.can las restored his krmrE health. Rrlh vs,P
from his terrible situation and ihI rllr by SVaiIde he
makes knoSn lis and his rrmediA aren't. and his
statement IL authenticated hy Notary Pukle The de-
ran,ls Of soC'y mIrrioay command ts publicity. aud
Is given ." thu unWAry than To sound the
praise. of physician Of whom Ui like cases can
b. cited:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
HAVANA CIGARS

VWHERE did you get that Beautiful RICHLY BORDER.
w ED CAsHMERE SHAWLi thought Il at
BLOCH BAChMANR
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02


GE What President Buchanan has done
in de6auce Of the people. as expressed
through their accreditei representatives il
forcibly put in the following extract from
IA Hartford paper; s,. ...,.
When Connecticut repudisted, Isaac Tou.
.ney, Mr.. Buchanan took him into the
Cabinet. irs5a = ss',
, When Michigan repudiAtsd Lewis Cass,
Mr.. Buchanan took him into the Cabinet.
When old Bsrks repudiatsd Jehu CLAN
cy Jones. Mr., Buchanan rewarded him
with mission to Austria.
When Inliana repu ii.isd John Petit.
Mr.. Buchanan made him Chief j ustice vi
Kansas.
When Iowa repudated George w Jones
Mr.. BuohAnan offered him mission to
Bogata,
When Iowa Tepudia,ed Augustus Cesar
Dodge. be was made Minister TO Spain.
VIXEN the pro-slavety party failed to
establish slavery 10 Oregon. Mr.. Buchanan
made its leader the United States Disiric,
Judge.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02


RiDNo ON SUNDAY. is hard TO con /.
denim all who hire team aud ride out on
Sunday. Some 60 t. spend the day with
parents in the country, some because they
cannot possibly leave their business at
other times. and some because all days to
them are alike. With the latter we have
no sympathy, but. condemned to stand
from Monday morn TO Saturday night at a
workbench or counter. or in the close air
Of an Office. the mechanic, clerk and sales
man require change Of air and scene
"God made the counlry"-lhe crowded
town is the invention Of the devil. The
j'ied head and body long for the pure at
mOsphere aud open view Ofihs green fields.
But while We think il very poor spirited
religion that would deny to suffering
men women and children taste Of the
country on the only day when they can
have i. We beg leave to co6demn the
praotice-~more common on the Sabbath
than any other tims-of abusing horse,
fesh. driving very rapidly, visiting bar.
rooms, and singing and shouting 10 the
annoyance Of decent people. The indiyid.
ual who, renders himself such nuisance,
may think himself rather gsnteel aud deci
dsd y smart, but the truth is, he is an un
miligaisd beast, and might as well hav,
been born with four-lsgs as with two
Gleason's Weekly. i,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
A strlug of CurIous Facts,

1t Is not natural for COW, any more
than for any other female animals, to give
milk when she has no young to flourish.
The permanent production OF milk is a
modified animal function produced BY an ar
rtiGcial habit for several generations. In
Columbia, the habit Of milking COWS
having been laid aside, the natural stats ol
the sanction has been restored. The Sc
erection ol milk continues only during the
sucking Of the calf. and is only an Ocoa-
sional phenomenon. If the calf dies the
milk ceases to flow, and il is only by keep
ing him with his dam by day, that au
opportunity for obtAiniug.uilk by nigh,
can be found.
The barking Of dogs is an acquired he
reditary instinct, Supposed to have orig
mated in an attempt to initiate the humm
voice. Wild dogs and domestic breeds
which become wild. never bark but howl
Cats which so disturb civilized oommuni
ties by their midnight "Caterwaul," il
their wild state in South America are quite
silent. -a
The difference between tue skulls o
the domestic hog and wild boar is as grea
as that between tho European an Negro
skull, Domesticated animals that have sub
sequently run wild in the forsst, after tew
generations lose all traces OF their domesti
cation, and are physically different from
their tame originals.
Animalcules have been discovered Sc
small thai one million would not exceed /
grain OF sand. and 6vO hundred millions
would sport in drop Of water. Yet eact
Of these must have blood vessels. nerves
nnuacles. circulating fluids, etc., like larg'
animals. tss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

EE rhCy have. In Boston, two children
who unitedly weigh lsss than Tom Thumb.
The elder, Of the sisters Is eleven years oI
age. weighs fifteen pounds, and is twenty
eight inches 10 height; the younger is aged
nine years, weighs thirteen pounds, and
her height twenty-six inches. They are
perfectly formed, and, says the Gazette. .ons
experiences none Of the disgust at looking
at them that the sight ofs dwarf SO often
inspires; ior'nothipg can BE- imagined more
ETHEREAL than these dainlily formed and
fairy.like little creatures.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
The French ALLY in Italr.

The Turin correspondent Of the London
News, writing May l2 says: ~
The French army in Italy numbers l60,.
600 strong. and is still increasing. and
that the Sardinisn force is not less than
10000 good fighting men. On the whole
were Austria toslrain every nerve / should
think it extremely improbable that she
could have the power to Withstand the
235, 900 CONTESTANTS thai her enemies are
ready to briog into the field The day Of
the great strugglAis near at hand.
The Paris correspondent saws: iti, sta
ted on good authority that the French
Emperor intends to Jay the foundation OF
a large rational Italian army, expected in
time TO swell 10 the proportion Of not less
than 100000 men. The Tuscan army
under Gen UIloais tho nucleus. already
formed. The Roman army will speedily
follow. s,r s,s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

A PARAGRAPH 10 BE READ.-The
following paragraph deserves The careful
attention Of every business man. We clip
il from the Schenectady Star: M
Some say "they cannot afford To adver.
tise."aaIn this country, where everybody
reads theneMs papers, tie man must have
a thick skull who does not see that, these
ars the cheapest and best mediums through
which be can speak TO the public, where
lie Is to fud bis customers. Put on The
sppsarance Of business. and generally the
reality will follow. The farmer plants
his seed. and while he is sleeping his corn
and potatoes are growing. So with advsr.
Using. While YOU are sleeping or eating.
or conversing with one set OF customers,
your advertisement is being rosd by hun,
dreds and thousands Of persons who never
saw yon, nor, heard Of your business. and
never would had il not been for your adysr;
tisments in the news paper. 1st
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
MARnIED,

On the 22d. by The Rev. Thomas Drake
at the residence Of Mr. Jacob Cridsr, Mr..
WILLIAM IT.. KRAMER and Miss SopHIA
CRIDER. both Of Fairfield County, E9gs
On the l9th u|timo by Rev, j. Wagon,
halls. Mr.. HENRY SAITH aud Miss MARY
JANE REEs. tna.aay4. 4oiyq4 a
On the 96th ulGby the same, Mr.. JoHN
GRAZ and Miss SARAH WALTER.
Oa the,29th by the same. Mr.. EMANUEL
ERIcK and Miss CHRrsTENA BENpUsKY.
On the same day by the same. Mr.
ChARlEs HocKER and Miss BARBARA
CHRIsTLE. all Of this city.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
. ARRIVAL OF THE HAMMoNEA.

ARRIVAL OF THE HAMMONIA.
New York, May 80 The steamer Ham
mouia. from Southampton on the 18th inst.
arrived at this port this morning, Her ad.
vices are one day later than those furnish.
ed by TIE steamer New York, which arriv.
ed yesterday
The EmperorNapoleo remained atAles-
sandra, busted with his generals in laying
strategrtical plans. The Piedmontese cav
airy had fallen In with a detachment Of
Au,trian hussars,and made some prisoners
The Austrian had Withdrawn from Vog
hera TO Casteggio. yiap ~
The business In the London Stock Ex.
change. on the i7th, was limited, aud the
the tone Of the market less firm. The ap.
plications for discount we're light, though
the demand for money on the Stock Ex-
change was rather more active.
Austria has Recognized the neutrality oi
tho States Of the Church.
The bridge at Stella has been threatened
by the Austrians, who have workmen as
Isembled there and at other points on the
river tPo, the waters Of which were very
high, in consequences ofrecent rains, The
woneu and children Of the country are
compelled by the Auslrians TO labor at The
works. 3c.s
Several Mayors Of Sandman towns. .whc
refused to comply with the demands Of the
Austrians for contributions. have been ar
rested.
Four Austrian merchant vessels have
been captured by lhs French squadron.
The inactivity OF the troops is accounted
for by the rain continuing to fall incessant
! ly. Some Of the Austrian works have beer
damaged.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

EEWhat whisky can accomplish, was
Illustrated in an instance whiGh came un-
der our observation last night. An cli
man was brought to the Ninth street sta
Iiou, at . late hour by couple OF police
men. who found him drunk in the street
thoroughly saturated inside with whis-
Ky. and outside By the rain.storm. -Four
or Eve years ago he was worth some S25,
0e0, and within that period has squander.
ed nearly ,very dollar oft for liquorl He
is now without home, friends or a place
to lay bis head.- Gin. Gazette.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

ssid that Newton while measuring the die
lance Of The stars and calculating their di-
mension. was no ore moved than the
simple child who looks upon them as mere
lights. The lightning that terri6ss the
child aud causes ignorance 70 tremble, IS
welcomed to him who knows its Office as
messenger from God place Ct being
terrified he is gladdened at its coming
twba! is Il then that gives to childhood its
pedbIar cLarAsY WHY'S 4 lOhssd Tor?
| II 4 uneonseibusness of what surrounds
usg( is il wa d Of apprsci4iopG Is i. ab-
sencA Of carsy This canpSt be. This a.
IOps. Distinguishes man from The brpte.-
These are the great and insxhsdsIabls
sources Of human happiness. Without
care. without conscious appreciation there
could be no happiness; and to certain sx
ttsnt. ~ these tKings multiply man mean
and powers Of enjoyment increase. Th'
swine that WalloWs in the miro has no ap
rFsejation aud no cares, and will it be salt
tbailits pleasures exceed ours? The pleas
ures Of childhood only sxsesd those Of .h
brute IS the child.s comprehension and ap
Iprecia,ion are larger, and the happiness .
man may exceed that Of the child in th
same ratio. Then LET US hear no NOR
lloDgings for childhood--let us hear n
more wishsrs Of "old times no NOR
Zero king about degeueracy, deteriOratio
Of morais and increase Of crime.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02


- 1T IS TRULY W0NDE ERFUf WITH
what certaint y, Rats, Roaches Mics. .Molts.
Ground Mice. Bed-bugs. Auts, Moths. Mos.
quitoes, FIsas. Insects on Animals. in short
every species Of Tsrmin are utterly des.
royed aud exterminalediby rs
ssCostar,s"Rat, Roach, &c. ExtermIhator
"Costar,s'' Bed.bug Eaierminator,
'sCostar, Electric Powder, for Insects.
Supplied direct, by mail. TO any address 10
the United States. as follows.s ~
On receipt Of $l,0o, a box of the RAT.
Roach, DO, EXT,
On receipt Of SO 90, a box each Of the RAT,
Ro2on, &a, RxT., and Electric Pow
DER, (ssnt postage paid, J sufficient 10
destroy the yefmin on any premises.
Sold by DRUooIsTs and DEALERS every
where. ti
"CosTARs" PRINCIPAL DEPoT, 42o BROAD
Z WAY, New Y ork. si I 4
P. s. Circuiar. terms, &C., sent by ne all
on application. Y .e.1 ~ fo ,,s,st.
EDr WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR WESTERN
PBNSsFLvAEIA, Ono, INDIANA, '&og'g
AT Pittsburgh. Pa, B. L.. F1RNEsr6ck q
Co., and others. y
At Cincinnati, Ohio, JouS D. PARK, and
others. sa eFeh sra sa3
AT Indianapolis, Indiana, sRoBEKr BKowN
mo. and ttbers. May &c, 1859 -6wf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

@We would call special attention to
the advertisement OF Messrs BEERY 4 Bun
BSRRY, Grocers, TO be found iu another
column. They have everything that is
usually kept in grocery and provision
store. Give them a call.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

GFA Wool growers and Manufactur.
ers' Convention is called to meet in Clsve.
land, on the 4th day Of August next. for
the purpose Of exhibiting the different styles
and grades Of Wool. and for mutual inter-
change OF opinions and practical hints.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

LADIES THE BEsT COMPANY. --Thaok {.
cry says that it is better for you to pass
an evening once Or twice in "a ladies draw
ing ROOM even, though the conversation
is slow and you know HE girls song by
heart, than in a club, tavern or the pit oI
a theatre. All amusements Of youth to
which virtuous women are admitted. rely
on il, are dsletsrious in their nature -
All men who avoid female society have
dull PRESCRIPTIONS and are stupid, or have
gross tastes. and revolt against what is
pure. Your club swaggerers who are
sucking the butts Of billiard cues all night
call female society ihsipid, Poetry Il
insipid to a yoksl; beauty has no charms
for a blind man, music does not please q
poor beast who does not know one tune
from another; and as a true 'eprure Il
hardly ever tired OF water, sauce and
brown brad and butter. protest / oar
sit for Who'll, night talking to- wellreg-
ulated, kindly woman, about her girl
coming out. OF her boy at E on, and like
the evenings entertainmcnt. Ons Of the
great benefits man may derive from
woman s society Is, that he is bound to be
respectful 10 them, The habit is OF greaI
g ,od to your moral men, depend upon it
Our education makes us the most eminent
ly selfish men in the world. We 6gh
for ourselves, we punish for ourselves, w
yawh for ourselves, we light our pipes and
say We will no! go out: we prefer our
selves. and our ,ase; and the greatest good
that comes from a woman's society, is
that he has to think Of somebody to whom
he is bound to no constantly attentive and
respectful,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

Ey>You may insert Thousand excel
lent things in newspaper. and revsr
hear word Of approbstioufrom the read
ere, but just lsta paragraph slip 10 10y
accident) Of one or two lines n,t suited 10
their taste, and you will be svreto hear ol
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
Harvard. A ssociation, PhiIndeiphia.

Hawa rds A ssOciation, Philadelphia.
hsd sp eeial sad0
msntfOr ths ~tli Of tkss sisk aRddstrssssd, afflicted
dpih Viruieat and EPidsnie distasss..N 'n'
The Howard ssociation, in view ofthe awful dc s..
tructlon ofhumanlife, ,cauaedby Sexual disease
he decepttons practiced npon the unfortunate vic.
TINS OF such diseases by Qlacks, several years ago
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a Charitable
Aetworthy OF their Eane, to open Dispensary for
th reatme mt oftbis class OF diseases all their
worms,and to give Medical Advice Gratis 10 all who
apply by euor, wltA description Of their condition,
(Rge, occupation, habits Oft and n cases Of
ektromo poverty to furnish edIcines free ofcharg
is odless to add that the Assoe commanlth
thehtRhes Medical skil OF The age Hid win furnish
the most approves modern treatment,pff4 81 ,o'.
The directors Oft In their nnual Re
port upon lhe treatment of sexual Diseases,
the highest satisfaction with the which hasak
tcuded the Ihbore OF their Surgeon In the cure Of
spermatorrh@a' seminal Weakness, Impotence, Co,
norrh@a, elect, Syphilis, ,thevice of0nanism orSeII
abuse &C., aud ordera continuance OF the sam plaf
for the ensuing year. Hat
The Directors On Akevtew ofthe pas, feel assurel
tnauheiHaoorsinthts sphere ofhone volent fort,
10 the young, Rndthey De de Ii cms
selsss with dEeal, 10 ihs ver yimportantbnt
much displsed cause. 40 kaa aaaGs aiei
al u 3 Ms.tSs n
Salf-abuse, and seaaesof tke sexual oreaIts
by the Consulting SnrgeeRlill be sent by mall lin
sssls e, pF cElA enreeept AZ
on the fattFe and trsAiment or set6ai diseases det
Scesare constantly published Cor ous Iss
tTibntion n and viii sent to III 0iicted. Some OF
we new aud psthYds OF ntdleeover-
nAddressf fot Re peTt OF u. Dr. .! !SKiLLtN
HoUGHTONs Acting Surgeons q Ito wardr a tsQeias
lion, Noe South NJ Street sPenpsyl
EZRA \! HEHRTwEIh. Ptosideht.
| GE0RGE FAfk0HIDn, Soc etafy 30 el.,s
: February "a, ie5o-1yA9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02

The tAws.-Ws hope our readers viii
bear With usyet few weeks. Assoon as
The laws can be disposed Of. our columns
win embrace due proportion Of choice
news and miscellaneous reAiing. A little
patience raFOns. the laps are very impOr.
tant.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-02
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHrKeroN. May 29.-Gsa. Jerex.
Minister from Nicaragua. has been ofhcial.
lyl advised Of the TAti6estion oflhA Belly
contract. but with such amendAeSts Nes
avoid complication or impedimests sts 90 nAthe
ful6lment Of treaties with either pstiSAs,
our own included. 1t comedies Nto} NJ
Belly no important grants of land OF privi-
lages.uutil the canal shall be completed.
Costa Rca. it will be recollected, first rat
fled this contract, and her assent to the
amendments made by Nicaragua yillthere-
fore Be necessary befofe II can take effect
lFfoh AbatisAlSwn here, il is Snot proS.
lable thaiehs win adguiesce. hoVsvsr.-
fArl lBslly's scheme regarded in distiu
uished quarters as sshpEmless affHr, 4
Our GOveInmeut has accepted the Con
'tvebtion, negoti.ted BY Mi1istst 15smaf
which contains the principles of the Cass
Yrissairi treaty. but disssnts to the Anti
fIlibusier clause as unnecessary. OF thi
tthe Government: Of Nicaragua win at Que
be informed. IA Nt404ksil Sd
Gen. Jersz. who will leave Washington
| for New York tomorrow. snt return &
NiOuIhBua Au tuo oNohAoE tou Aup obn v
June, is confident that when this fact i
communicated, an extra session Of Con
Igress will forthwith be called. to act upoI
; he su ject. and that they win strike ou
the Objectionable clause. The last steam
er brought to Jerez full authority to tax
measures for the reopenihg Of the trans
route. as soon as practicable, on reasonsbl
and liberal terms. BHs
He induIged the hope that he will b
enabled to enter into mutual satishctor
arrangements in the course Of few d-yl
From what has already transphed .thsl
can be little. il anys doubt of his success
He expresses himself both satisfied an
eratifed with the views and feelings
J the Administration toward Hicaragua.
. In bis absence, Senor Moline, the Cos
Rican Minister will have charge OF Mica
aguan affairs at Washington
No Importance IS attached to the repor
ed Walker flibuster movements on Nicar
qua. The United States, as well as Bri
ish national vessels, are in sufficient for'
in that quarter to intercept such exped
tions il any are contemplated.